User talk:ThePrayerGarden
Greetings from the little community of Roebuck, South Carolina! I am very new to wiki-editing. I am interested in learning about taking an active role in the Wiki-communities. I don't get easily offended and welcome advise. For the present, I am interested in working specifically with South Carolina projects. I have been looking around the cite and reading but I'll confess, it does not seem very novice-friendly but hey, I am patient enough to continue studying and seeking out advice. Thanks...btw, you may call me Buddy. That is my actual family nickname as well as what close friends and church members refer to me as.
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Hello to you![edit]
Hi, and welcome!
I am pretty new to Wikipedia too (well about 2 years editing, but very sporadically..), and have only just found the tea house.
I recommend you jump in and start editing pages. I started by coming back from a trip to Spain, and then being unimpressed with the pages about the various sites I visited. Maybe you can expand on your corner of SC? Or you could lay your hands on some reference book - at home, local library, at your church? - and add some references to things that are currently unreferenced. Another good thing is rewording things that are poorly worded, bad grammar etc. Well, they are just some thoughts. Over time you might write whole sections or full articles (I have only ever written one full article, quite recently)
I think people on Wikipedia develop a passion for a particular area which they research, write, maintain free from vandalism etc. and it is often not an area that they had much prior contact with. A great way to learn.
Well have fun, and as one baptist to another, I hope you have a great time contributing to Wikipedia. Mozzy66 (talk) 10:47, 4 June 2012 (UTC)
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