User talk:Utestudent

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survey
Hey, I created your survey under User:Utestudent/Survey and have posted a message on the CBB...good luck! --Osbus 22:24, 4 May 2006 (UTC)

Role of recognised expertise on Wikipedia
If you're interested in credibility on Wikipedia, and the role of recognised expertise, you might like to read this short note I put together last week concerning the Encyclopedia of Earth, a very similar project to Wikipedia, but which is explicitly deferential to acknowledged experts. &mdash; Matt Crypto 18:21, 6 May 2006 (UTC)

RfA Notification
Hello! I noticed that you have interacted with User:Osbus who is currently undergoing an RfA and thought that you might be interested in participating at Requests_for_adminship/Osbus. You have received this message without the endorsement of the candidate involved, and this is not a solicitation of support, it is only an effort to make RfA discussions better (for more information see user:ShortJason/Publicity). Thank you in advance for your participation. ShortJason 22:00, 29 May 2006 (UTC)