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This was on my Talk Page but I'm moving the discussion here. This is in hopes of attracting more than just my personal attention.Jim.henderson (talk) 19:33, 24 September 2015 (UTC)[reply]
i want to change the title page of the person i was entering - should be Grace Jeffers instead of Grace Antoinette Jeffers Kellnerll (talk) 13:33, 24 September 2015 (UTC)Kellnerll[reply]
For the benefit of any possible audience, I was helping yesterday evening in a WP:Edit-a-thon at the Center for Architecture where you started improving the biography of someone you know much about. Today, you remembered several of the things we discussed; and made more improvements. According to Wikipedia:Moving a page you can't yet move a page yourself. You will get that power when you are WP:Autoconfirmed, which is after four days and ten edits.
As an old-timer, I don't always follow the fairly lengthy procedures in that guideline, but I always mention the idea more than one day ahead of doing the move, so this is the mention. Since you seem very knowledgeable and certain, I'll settle for that. Tomorrow evening, or at the latest Saturday morning before leaving for my stint as a Harlem River tour guide, I shall do the move, unless we get an objection here before that. If anyone speaks against it, that stops me and we'll handle it more by the book.
While that clock is running, other questions about this particular article also belong here.
Our next similar teaching session is a week from Saturday at MoMA. See Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC. It's supposed to concentrate on Hispanic art, but nobody minds if some of us do spaceships or glaciers or other topics instead. Jim.henderson (talk) 19:33, 24 September 2015 (UTC)[reply]
