User talk:67.160.137.69/signature

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= About myself =
 * -Male 40's Portland oregon.
 * -I like most facts/figures especially geographical and political info.
 * -I have traveled and am knowledgeable: Oregon, Washington state, California, Nevada, and Southern British Columbia, and Hawaii. Also some experience in Germany and Holland
 * -If someone is interested in more info then feel free to ask.

=My causes=
 * IP account instead of user account I prefer to temporarily use this IP account at this time, and not establish a Wikipedia account. I want to just try out the Wikipedia system. I dont have alot of time to be a frequent editor at this time. I am a bit overwhelmed at having alot of accounts on the internet, (not wikipedia) at this time. Currently I just want to be a Casual Editor, on a trial basis and see how it goes.
 * Also I want to know how the IP user, has to go through to deal with Wikipedia. If I got a user account, then I would not know the experience the IP user has to deal with.

=Dealing with Other users=
 * Edit Reverts.Wait time for Response by others   If any activity I do is disputed, I will try to make an attempt to resolve the dispute with a note on there talk page. If I have not have heard by the other party within a week, then I can assume there's implied consent to my issue, and I am allowed to do a edit revert or any other kind of modification. I will wait longer if the other persons specify there return time schedule (if more then 30 days then i will see what i can do). If this violates policy then  see next sentence.
 * Advice/Instructions by Others   If anything i  do  violates any Wikipedia rules/policy, then please let me know and tell me where (page,paragraph, sentence it says this.
 * How I understand it, that Wikipedia rules are only on protected pages (pages that's not editable), if this is not correct please tell me and where this rule is. If the rule someone is claiming is on an editable page, then  I'm assuming its open to debate and reverting. So why not just debate the topic directly instead of quoting editable pages.
 * I need to know a way to distinguish between actual authorized wikipedia policy and authority, vs user's that overstep there bounds. Its very time consuming to search policy/rules to verify claims to me, so for me to take your advice on policy/rules seriously please tell me the exact location of where the policy/rule is.

=To Others that monitor activity on my pages= Its helpful for me to know the following, please tell me what you prefer. I am not trying to violate the social media rule. The reason i'm asking this info, does pertain to creating articles.
 * Feel free to tell me what you want or not tell me what you dont want to tell me.
 * -your identity (just enough info for contact info or what you prefer, or only what i am allowed to ask under Wikipedia rules)
 * -preferred method of communication
 * -average checking frequency
 * -your average turnaround time to replies or actions on my page.
 * How many hours per week on average you spend on wikipedia.
 * How you support your self (not asking for identifiable info like where you work, etc ). I just wanted to know, since I think its hard to edit Wikipedia, without support. I just want to know how others incorporate wikipedia into there life.


 * Please mention here:
 * -User talk:Imzadi1979 frequency unknown
 * -User talk:EncMstr & WT:ORE, several times per day.

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=About Me=
 * Oregon resident
 * Personality Slightly similiar to the seinfeld show characters, with the exception of being morally kosher.
 * Sports I can hike comfortably up to 2-3 miles up 500ft elevation, and bike up to 10 miles in a day. I could go more but Im not sure what my limit, is. I like just to name a few.
 * swimming
 * tennis
 * basketball
 * kayaking
 * Computer apps/Software I use and/or like
 * Google earth
 * You tube
 * Mozilla Firefox
 * Windows XP 32 bit sp 3

contributer google maps hobbies tv operating systems software knowledge roadgeek Political beliefs music choice cold weather traveling sailing boating travel location food weather collects shops tv games religion education

= List of Defunct pages by me =


 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:67.160.137.69/signature

= My Causes on Wikipedia =


 * allow unsourced info
 * make it easier for causal editors
 * compensate active editors
 * allow ads to compensate
 * allow more info,
 * reform talk pages to allow sorting to avoid duplication

= feedback sorting =


 * Re database strain/work. Im not sure how this causes strain, since it would be a webpage code that simply sorts what's on there. Similiar to the sortable table code in wiki code. I think this would be less of a load, since this eliminates excessive duplication. I know if I have seen my feedback repeated by others, i would have not repeated feedback, that was left by others.
 * Re:2 Million/month feedback As said before, i think this would reduce the feedback load, since this would eliminate duplication.
 * Re:Infinte catagories When i looked at some feedback pages I sometimes can see 10-30 entries that can be linked into one catagory. When i had envision my idea, for example: a 100 entries into maybe 5-10 catagories.
 * Discourage to submit feedback, if not considered: Sometimes when i see such overwhelming feedback entries, and no sorting to compare with others then i would get discouraged to send it since i see no hope of it being considered.
 * More elaboration by meI would elabborate more with examples and more detail, if interested. I just wanted to be sure it will be considered, before i do the work.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Article_Feedback_Tool/Version_5#Allow_Feedback_to_be_categorized_in_the_contents_list._Allow_feedback_voting.2Fsupporting. 67.160.137.69 (talk) =Your recent edits by Sinebot= Hello. In case you didn't know, when you add content to talk pages and Wikipedia pages that have open discussion, you should sign your posts by typing four tildes ( &#126;&#126;&#126;&#126; ) at the end of your comment. You could also click on the signature button or  located above the edit window. This will automatically insert a signature with your username or IP address and the time you posted the comment. This information is useful because other editors will be able to tell who said what, and when they said it. Thank you. --SineBot (talk) 13:18, 27 July 2012 (UTC)

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