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A kitten for you!
Hi Gem! Everyone loves kittens, right?

Van tho (talk) 12:25, 27 October 2013 (UTC) 

Waves
Waves back! Emilyjanehopkins (talk) 11:05, 23 November 2014 (UTC)

Girl Geeks event
Thank you for being part of the Girl Geeks Wikipedia editing day on Sunday. I thought you might like a copy of the list we collected at the end of the day.

Things we learnt:
 * How to link to specific sections of Wikipedia pages
 * Learnt so much I'd never even thought about
 * Useful place to publicly put what I've learnt academically, so it's not just in my head.
 * Learnt how to share photos of kittens, and how to redirect.
 * Learnt how to get inspiration for articles to start editing. Also playing around with templates.
 * Always end up looking at something new on Wikipedia.
 * Learnt about Lua, Wikimedia Commons and the community portal.
 * Learnt about how Wikipedia handles original work (as opposed to copyright violations).
 * Really quick and easy to sign up and to use the editing tools, and how to conduct yourself on Wikipedia. Wikipedia is a common sense thing, rather than hard-and-fast rules.
 * Wouldn't have looked at Wikipedia if there hadn't been a group of people to come together to work on it.
 * Now know more about references and citations, what a reliable source is, etc.

I hope you continue to enjoy editing Wikipedia.

If you check your watchlist, you will also see notifications of events that are coming up. These appear near the top of the screen in big text. There is also a list of events on the Wikimedia UK website.

Yaris678 (talk) 11:20, 26 November 2014 (UTC)