User talk:Utahnancy - Revision history

TimRiker at 19:38, 2 February 2022

2022-02-02T19:38:11Z

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	:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject, is that correct? Also, I think it should be added to the guidelines page, it doesn't say that we should indent by placing colons unless I missed it. Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)		:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject, is that correct? Also, I think it should be added to the guidelines page, it doesn't say that we should indent by placing colons unless I missed it. Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)

	::::: Yes, each response is indented an additional level by adding one more colon. That particular guideline is indeed on the [[Guidelines]] page in the [[~~LDSTech~~:Guidelines#Topics\|Topics subsection]]. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:05, 19 December 2011 (UTC)		::::: Yes, each response is indented an additional level by adding one more colon. That particular guideline is indeed on the [[TechWiki:Guidelines\|Guidelines]] page in the [[TechWiki:Guidelines#Topics\|Topics subsection]]. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:05, 19 December 2011 (UTC)

Aebrown: Respond

2011-12-19T05:05:55Z

Respond

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	:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject, is that correct? Also, I think it should be added to the guidelines page, it doesn't say that we should indent by placing colons unless I missed it. Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)		:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject, is that correct? Also, I think it should be added to the guidelines page, it doesn't say that we should indent by placing colons unless I missed it. Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)

			::::: Yes, each response is indented an additional level by adding one more colon. That particular guideline is indeed on the [[Guidelines]] page in the [[LDSTech:Guidelines#Topics\|Topics subsection]]. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:05, 19 December 2011 (UTC)

Utahnancy: Added to my comment to Aebrown

2011-12-19T02:59:00Z

Added to my comment to Aebrown

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	::: You're welcome. I noticed that on your response, you used spaces to indent your response. Note that most spaces get turned into one space, and that a space at the beginning of a line has a special meaning that causes the following text to be formatted in a box and ignore formatting (similar to the HTML <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag). Instead, discussion responses should generally be indented by using increasing numbers of colons at the beginning of paragraphs. So I formatted your response with 2 colons, and my response to you starts with 3 colons. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 15:41, 9 December 2011 (UTC)		::: You're welcome. I noticed that on your response, you used spaces to indent your response. Note that most spaces get turned into one space, and that a space at the beginning of a line has a special meaning that causes the following text to be formatted in a box and ignore formatting (similar to the HTML <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag). Instead, discussion responses should generally be indented by using increasing numbers of colons at the beginning of paragraphs. So I formatted your response with 2 colons, and my response to you starts with 3 colons. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 15:41, 9 December 2011 (UTC)

	:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject, is that correct? Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)		:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject, is that correct? Also, I think it should be added to the guidelines page, it doesn't say that we should indent by placing colons unless I missed it. Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)

Utahnancy: edited typo

2011-12-19T02:26:31Z

edited typo

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	::: You're welcome. I noticed that on your response, you used spaces to indent your response. Note that most spaces get turned into one space, and that a space at the beginning of a line has a special meaning that causes the following text to be formatted in a box and ignore formatting (similar to the HTML <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag). Instead, discussion responses should generally be indented by using increasing numbers of colons at the beginning of paragraphs. So I formatted your response with 2 colons, and my response to you starts with 3 colons. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 15:41, 9 December 2011 (UTC)		::: You're welcome. I noticed that on your response, you used spaces to indent your response. Note that most spaces get turned into one space, and that a space at the beginning of a line has a special meaning that causes the following text to be formatted in a box and ignore formatting (similar to the HTML <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag). Instead, discussion responses should generally be indented by using increasing numbers of colons at the beginning of paragraphs. So I formatted your response with 2 colons, and my response to you starts with 3 colons. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 15:41, 9 December 2011 (UTC)

	:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject,is that correct? Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)		:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject, is that correct? Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)

Utahnancy: Added a comment

2011-12-19T02:24:45Z

Added a comment

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	::: You're welcome. I noticed that on your response, you used spaces to indent your response. Note that most spaces get turned into one space, and that a space at the beginning of a line has a special meaning that causes the following text to be formatted in a box and ignore formatting (similar to the HTML <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag). Instead, discussion responses should generally be indented by using increasing numbers of colons at the beginning of paragraphs. So I formatted your response with 2 colons, and my response to you starts with 3 colons. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 15:41, 9 December 2011 (UTC)		::: You're welcome. I noticed that on your response, you used spaces to indent your response. Note that most spaces get turned into one space, and that a space at the beginning of a line has a special meaning that causes the following text to be formatted in a box and ignore formatting (similar to the HTML <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag). Instead, discussion responses should generally be indented by using increasing numbers of colons at the beginning of paragraphs. So I formatted your response with 2 colons, and my response to you starts with 3 colons. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 15:41, 9 December 2011 (UTC)

			:::: So, then each preceding comment add another colon? as long as it's regarding the same subject,is that correct? Thank you. --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 02:24, 19 December 2011 (UTC)

Aebrown: Fix formatting, respond

2011-12-09T15:41:03Z

Fix formatting, respond

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	: And I know that you're just familiarizing yourself with the wiki, but here's a hint about the link you put on your home page: links within the wiki should use wikilinks. I would format the link you put there as '''<nowiki>[[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]</nowiki>''', which would then appear as [[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]. We don't use external links (links beginning with "http:") in the wiki when we are linking to a wiki page. In the wikilink (enclosed in double brackets), you can put the link at the front, then a pipe character, then the text you want to appear on the page. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:45, 30 November 2011 (UTC)		: And I know that you're just familiarizing yourself with the wiki, but here's a hint about the link you put on your home page: links within the wiki should use wikilinks. I would format the link you put there as '''<nowiki>[[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]</nowiki>''', which would then appear as [[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]. We don't use external links (links beginning with "http:") in the wiki when we are linking to a wiki page. In the wikilink (enclosed in double brackets), you can put the link at the front, then a pipe character, then the text you want to appear on the page. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:45, 30 November 2011 (UTC)
	Alan, thank you for the information, yes, I'm still learning how to navigate here. Thank you very much.
	--[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 04:10, 9 December 2011 (UTC)		:: Alan, thank you for the information, yes, I'm still learning how to navigate here. Thank you very much.
			:: --[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 04:10, 9 December 2011 (UTC)

			::: You're welcome. I noticed that on your response, you used spaces to indent your response. Note that most spaces get turned into one space, and that a space at the beginning of a line has a special meaning that causes the following text to be formatted in a box and ignore formatting (similar to the HTML <nowiki><pre></nowiki> tag). Instead, discussion responses should generally be indented by using increasing numbers of colons at the beginning of paragraphs. So I formatted your response with 2 colons, and my response to you starts with 3 colons. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 15:41, 9 December 2011 (UTC)

Utahnancy: responded to a message

2011-12-09T04:10:57Z

responded to a message

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	: And I know that you're just familiarizing yourself with the wiki, but here's a hint about the link you put on your home page: links within the wiki should use wikilinks. I would format the link you put there as '''<nowiki>[[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]</nowiki>''', which would then appear as [[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]. We don't use external links (links beginning with "http:") in the wiki when we are linking to a wiki page. In the wikilink (enclosed in double brackets), you can put the link at the front, then a pipe character, then the text you want to appear on the page. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:45, 30 November 2011 (UTC)		: And I know that you're just familiarizing yourself with the wiki, but here's a hint about the link you put on your home page: links within the wiki should use wikilinks. I would format the link you put there as '''<nowiki>[[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]</nowiki>''', which would then appear as [[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]. We don't use external links (links beginning with "http:") in the wiki when we are linking to a wiki page. In the wikilink (enclosed in double brackets), you can put the link at the front, then a pipe character, then the text you want to appear on the page. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:45, 30 November 2011 (UTC)
			Alan, thank you for the information, yes, I'm still learning how to navigate here. Thank you very much.
			--[[User:Utahnancy\|Nancy]] 04:10, 9 December 2011 (UTC)

Utahnancy: edited some information I wrote

2011-12-09T03:51:39Z

edited some information I wrote

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	Hello, I'm ~~Nancy Schoepflin from Utah Burrrrr!!! it's getting cold out. Just newly creating my~~ talk ~~page~~.		Hello, I'm still new, happy to talk anytime to discuss something.

	: Nancy, welcome to the wiki. You probably will want to put your name on your User page -- that's the best place to put identification and contact information. Your talk page is for, well, talking -- discussions among people, rather than presenting information. The standard way to respond is to indent your response below the question or statement you are responding to.		: Nancy, welcome to the wiki. You probably will want to put your name on your User page -- that's the best place to put identification and contact information. Your talk page is for, well, talking -- discussions among people, rather than presenting information. The standard way to respond is to indent your response below the question or statement you are responding to.

	: And I know that you're just familiarizing yourself with the wiki, but here's a hint about the link you put on your home page: links within the wiki should use wikilinks. I would format the link you put there as '''<nowiki>[[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]</nowiki>''', which would then appear as [[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]. We don't use external links (links beginning with "http:") in the wiki when we are linking to a wiki page. In the wikilink (enclosed in double brackets), you can put the link at the front, then a pipe character, then the text you want to appear on the page. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:45, 30 November 2011 (UTC)		: And I know that you're just familiarizing yourself with the wiki, but here's a hint about the link you put on your home page: links within the wiki should use wikilinks. I would format the link you put there as '''<nowiki>[[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]</nowiki>''', which would then appear as [[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]. We don't use external links (links beginning with "http:") in the wiki when we are linking to a wiki page. In the wikilink (enclosed in double brackets), you can put the link at the front, then a pipe character, then the text you want to appear on the page. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:45, 30 November 2011 (UTC)

Aebrown: Respond

2011-11-30T05:45:14Z

Respond

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	Hello, I'm Nancy Schoepflin from Utah Burrrrr!!! it's getting cold out. Just newly creating my talk page.		Hello, I'm Nancy Schoepflin from Utah Burrrrr!!! it's getting cold out. Just newly creating my talk page.

			: Nancy, welcome to the wiki. You probably will want to put your name on your User page -- that's the best place to put identification and contact information. Your talk page is for, well, talking -- discussions among people, rather than presenting information. The standard way to respond is to indent your response below the question or statement you are responding to.

			: And I know that you're just familiarizing yourself with the wiki, but here's a hint about the link you put on your home page: links within the wiki should use wikilinks. I would format the link you put there as '''<nowiki>[[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]</nowiki>''', which would then appear as [[Special:Categories\|Special Categories]]. We don't use external links (links beginning with "http:") in the wiki when we are linking to a wiki page. In the wikilink (enclosed in double brackets), you can put the link at the front, then a pipe character, then the text you want to appear on the page. -- [[User:Aebrown\|Aebrown]] 05:45, 30 November 2011 (UTC)

Utahnancy: created my talk page

2011-11-29T23:57:10Z

created my talk page

New page

Hello, I'm Nancy Schoepflin from Utah Burrrrr!!! it's getting cold out. Just newly creating my talk page.