User talk:Arahmim1

Hello, I'm a long-time user of wikipedia, though have just started working/editing some articles in it, an experience which I find to be very fruitful and productive. Let me know if you have any comments, Best regards, Arman

thanks!

Thank you so much for keeping an eye on Jim Jones and quickly reverting vandalism. Why don't you register Arman and join us officially? Wikipedia can always use more editors, especially editors willing to look out for the little things such as people inserting satan's name here and there! LiPollis 18:05, 4 April 2007 (UTC)

Registering

You can take the same name if you want. Registering allows you to create a "watchlist" and receive notices (on top of your watchlist page_ of any internal wikipedia stuff going on like votes on policies. In the beginning, Policy may not interest you at all and that's fine. I like having a watchlist so I can keep an eye on articles I have contributed to or have an interest in. Thgat's how I was laerted to the vanadlism on the Jim Jones page. To register, all you have to do is look in the upper righthand corner where it says Sign in / create account . Click on that and it's self-explanatory afterwards. Feel free to leave questions for me or comments on my talk page, OK?LiPollis 19:54, 4 April 2007 (UTC)

Oh, one more thing, whenever you leave a comment on a talk page, a project page or a user page, type in four tildas after your name (~'s). it signes and dates your comment. if you are signed-in, it leaves your Username. if you are not signed in, it leaves your ISP. it just helps people see who's talking and when the comments were left. LiPollis 19:57, 4 April 2007 (UTC)

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