User talk:OliviaHall10

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Hey there WikiBuddy
Hey Olivia! It's Sahil! Just testing out the talk page. Sorry for the random wiki name. Hope you're doing well.

EDDendocrinelover1 (talk) 20:05, 29 January 2014 (UTC)

Welcome but be careful
I have left similar messages on other sites related to this project. Editors are very happy to help you and your students, but we hope you will cooperate with our editing traditions:
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 * WP:SECONDARY. In general your contributions should emphasize reviews and books.  Reviews are better for the readers.  We are looking for general information usually, not specialized stuff.
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 * Finally, please make your edits incremental: do not have students rewrite an entire article and then dump their essay on Wikipedia in place of the existing content. That is very bad form. Make your changes in parts so that experienced editors can guide the revisions. In this way, other editors can help you and, more importantly, our readers.  If the students are uncertain of technical details, they can ask at the relevant Talk pages.  Again, many editors can help you and your students, we kinda like doing that so it is not a burden. Happy editing. --Smokefoot (talk) 17:37, 9 February 2014 (UTC)

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