User talk:A Cromb

Welcome![edit]

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extended edit summaries[edit]

Hi - clearly there are issues you wish to flag in relation to articles about toodyay - it is probably better in your favour to put the lengthy commentary on the talk pages of the items, rather than edit summaries - the problem with extended commentary in edit summary space - it is a lot more easily lost, ephemeral - whereas a comment on a talk page is more retrievable - and consequently better stated where it can be seen. JarrahTree 09:14, 7 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Toodyay Barracks, aka Military Barracks, Police Station or Police Barracks[edit]

(Also pinging Elrebe56.)

In response to your e-mail of 2018-05-12...

"... two links on the opening page of West Toodyay ..."
This edit to West Toodyay, together with these edits to Toodyay Barracks should address this.

Everett's cottage[edit]

(Also pinging Elrebe56.)

In response to your e-mail of 2018-05-12...

To create a link to an article (whether it exists or not) just enclose the text in square brackets. If you edit any existing article you should see plenty of examples. And/or see Help:Link#Wikilinks (internal links). If the article exists, the link will appear blue, else it will be red. Creating a link to a page that does not yet exist is OK - see WP:REDLINK.

In general you can create an article by clicking on a red link, or going to that page (eg using "Go" or "Search" buttons - may depend on which skin you're using; see Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-rendering) and clicking the redlink in the text "You may create the page ...", or see WP:YFA.

Note that some details of article creation may depend on your user rights. You have WP:AUTOCONFIRM, so you should be able to create an article. However, it may be better to create a user-space draft (e.g. A Cromb/Everett's cottage) to work in until the article is ready to "publish". A user draft is still visible to anyone who looks for it, so we can easily provide help with it if necessary, but is treated as a work-in-progress and not help to the same standards as an article. (Note: don't add categories to the draft. See WP:USERNOCAT.)

We can change the article title later if necessary, but it's worth thinking about whether the "cottage" should be capitalised or not. Generally it would not be, because it is a common noun, (e.g. Samuel Ferguson's cottage) but if the "cottage" is deemed by all the references to be part of the full proper name of the place - "Everett's Cottage" - then it would be capitalised (e.g. Connor's Cottage, Connor's House).

Mitch Ames (talk) 07:20, 13 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]