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Your question. Alexhangartner (talk) 17:35, 29 March 2012 (UTC) Hi Kleinzach, My first attempt to follow the wholly confusing and incomplete instructions to give you, the editor of a Wiki-Webpage, feedback as a "comment", before I make changes I feel I should not.[reply]

1. On instructions below: "If you have any questions you can ask me on my talk page". Where is "your talk page", and how do I talk to you in it? An active link straight to it would be best.

"...or place {{helpme}} on your talk page and ask your question there". On "My Talk page", do I have to go into "Edit" function, and if so, what do I do with all the coding already in the the "Editing User talk: Alexhangartner" box?

2. My comment on webpage: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Protestant_Reformation concerning this entry:

"314 Catholic Council of Arles,[23] called by Constantine against Donatist schism to confirm the Council of Rome in 313": The Council of Rome took place (Wiki-link) in year 382, not 313, as shown, ie. long after the diary entry 314. At this point, what does the Council of Rome in 382 have to do with the First Council of Arles in 314?

Your reply is appreciated. Regards Alex Alexhangartner (talk) 17:35, 29 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hi there. First of all, I have moved your edit to a separate section to make it easier to read. Then, your questions:

This page is your talk page. You can identify it because of the "User talk:"-prefix in front of your username. Your talk page is the place where people will leave you messages. See Help:Using talk pages for further details. The "coding" you refer to is the code used to create the welcome box above. Since this question is now in a separate section, you can use the [edit] link on the section to edit this section without having to see all that coding :-)
As for the second question, I'm unsure as to what you mean with that. The Council of Arles and the Council of Rome are two different councils of which one happened in 314 and the other in 382. Please clarify what your question is in this case.

Regards So Why 18:35, 29 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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