User talk:Momo Hemo

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Information on Plot Summaries
I'm not sure if this is the appropriate way to do this, but I don't have a lot of time unfortunately. I was looking for information on the policies and guidelines for plots and plot summaries. If it is possible, specific information on tv show plot summaries or something similar. I was also interested in knowing what the tag is for an overly long plot summary.
 * See plot summaries. Miranda 02:17, 18 June 2007 (UTC)

Admin coaching
Hiya,

You asked about Admin coaching. The best advice I have for now is, you actually don't need much coaching (as such) at this time.

You have a number of edits on a nice range of articles. However, your editing history is short and intermittent -- some 30 edits on three days in December 2006, a few edits in January/February 2007, then again a few more in June, and 8 in the last 4 days of September to date.

Your main requirement at this point will be a track record, and this account would need to build that. Although RfA contributors vary in their criteria and views, most look for some kind of extended and solid track record of involvement; you'll need to decide whether you are intending to edit to a significant degree, or "now and then". That's your first requirement. Without that, nobody can really advise on the next thing, which is the quality and balance of your track record.

Thats your starting point!

A second one is, what do you think adminship involves? What will it mean?

Good luck and hope this helps. If you have questions, let me know! FT2 (Talk 10:13, 22 September 2007 (UTC)