User talk:Claire.Edelman

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Hi, Claire!

Great job with your first edits and expanding the Forcipiger flavissimus stub! I looked through your contributions and wanted to give you some feedback/tips that you'll hopefully find useful!: I'm not very familiar with this topic, but the content seems like a great start and extension of this stub. I hope you're enjoying yourself! JMathewson (WMF) (talk) 19:42, 18 September 2013 (UTC)
 * Subsections: I encourage you to organize your contributions into smaller sections, with descriptive headings, to make the article more digestible to readers.
 * Wiki-links: Don't forget to link to other Wikipedia articles to make sure yours is incorporated into the encyclopedia! You'll want to link to articles that make your own contributions clearer, in case a reader wants to read more.
 * Citations: your in-line citation (great job, by the way) should immediately follow the punctuation mark. Not a big deal at all, but while I'm here giving you tips, I figured I'd include as much as I could!

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