User talk:Debocracy
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Diggers
[edit]You added the following link to the Diggers web page:
- http://www.diggers.orgDiggers San Francisco (1960s)History
It is almost correct but you have put the URL before the text and because it is a link which starts http: only use one set of brackets.
- [http://www.diggers.org|Diggers History, San Francisco] Diggers San Francisco (1960s)History
- History, San Francisco Diggers San Francisco (1960s)History
Also you must leave a space after the name or the next word will appear in blue. This is useful trick so that a word like Cavalier which has an article called Cavalier can also be written Cavaliers (constructed like this [[Cavalier]]s)
--PBS (talk) 07:36, 26 January 2009 (UTC)
By the way, there is an article called Digger which is a page that lists other similar pages (known around here as a disambiguation page) and one of the other articles is Diggers (theater), which may be of interest if you had not seen it before. --PBS (talk) 07:47, 26 January 2009 (UTC)
Speedy deletion nomination of Draft:Suzy Williams
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