User talk:Krtanaka

Please read this discussion: Talk:Teletsunami. --Twinsday (talk) 08:38, 15 November 2009 (UTC)

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In addition to the above "boilerplate" (or form-letter) welcome, i'd like to thank you for your thorough, in fact vigorous, response to my tags on Deep-sea exploration. I intend to go thru and enhance many (perhaps all) of the refs you added. Probably you will immediately understand most of what i have in mind, and i hesitate to predict how many questions i'll want to answer. But i do feel enough obligation to encourage such a diligent newcomer as you seem to be, that i want to go out of the way to invite questions more explicitly than i usually do! On your end of our discussion, may i explore with you whether you could be helpful in further enhancing the treatment of pressure and diving? And i'm curious (since i think "Tanaka" is a traditional Japanese surname) whether you edit on the Japanese-language Wikipedia. Thanks, and i hope you find your English-Wikipedia efforts rewarding. (I'll watch here on your talk page for any reply you care to make, since i am one of those who find it easier to keep both sides of a dialogue on the talk-page where it starts.) --Jerzy•t 07:57, 8 December 2009 (UTC)

Thank you for your advices
Hi Jerzy t, thank you for your advices. As you see I am new to this wiki system, and am hoping to make more contributions in near future. krtanaka —Preceding unsigned comment added by Krtanaka (talk • contribs) 00:21, 10 December 2009
 * Thanks again, KR; rather than distract you with a running commentary of explanations here on your talk page, i'll just make brief remarks in the edit summaries when i "tune up" things you've done on that article. But more immediately, i'll explain how i use "Jerzy": it is my nickname, and the "t" that follows it as part of my WP signature is short for "talk"; it is there only in order provide a quick link to my "talk" or discussion page (User talk:Jerzy) for anyone who wants to start a discussion with me that may not belong in the same place where the signature appears. Any time i type " ~ " and save the page that i've typed it on, the signature and timestamp appear the same way; other users then have a quick way, even if the page is a deletion discussion or about what should appear on the page that disambiguates the expression "Needle drop" to know both who is talking, and where to ask me, e. g. why i say "i" instead of "I", or what i think about some tangential topic. --Jerzy•t 17:29, 13 December 2009 (UTC)

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