Dmbaguley

Hi Dmbaguley :) I hope you like the place and choose to Wikipedia:Wikipedians. Some links that may be of use: * Wikipedia:Welcome, newcomers * Wikipedia:How to edit a page * Wikipedia:Village pump - ask questions you may have here, or leave a message on my User_talk:Dysprosia Just a few tips, bold the title when it appears in your article (you can use bold to get bold), and stubnotes usually go at the bottom of articles. Anyway, keep contributing, and have fun :) User:Dysprosia 10:13, 31 Oct 2003 (UTC) ---- I've noticed cases where it makes sense to have nonexisting article names redirect to existing articles, e.g. the nonexistant article "Merconium" should redirect to the existing article "Meconium". What is the most elegant way to accomplish this? Also, am I asking this question in the right place? *[1] Make a link to the non-existant article somewhere by typing merconium *[2] hit the preview button *[3] click on the red link that says "Merconium" (like here: merconium) *[4] click in the edit box, and type #REDIRECT meconium *[5] click the "Save page" button You should now have what you want. -- User:Someone else 22:30, 31 Oct 2003 (UTC) (You can also sign your comments with ~~~~ which will be converted to your signature and a timestamp when you save the page)

Dmbaguley

I'm just getting my feet wet. A misconception of mine [http://en2.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Washington&diff=0&oldid=1725336 recently got edited out] of Washington State. Ouch. Got to be a little more careful. It did get edited out very soon after my putting it in, to the credit of Wikipedians everywhere. At least the other things I did in [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Washington&diff=1725336&oldid=1722565 the same edit] were sound.

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