User talk:Enkyo2/Kangen 寛元 1243
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- "Building a taxonomy and nomenclature of collaborative writing to improve interdisciplinary research and practice" (abstract), The Journal of Business Communication. January 1, 2004.
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- Ère Kangen 1, le 20e de ce mois (la meme mois d'elevation de Go-Saga-tenno)
- Kangen 1, le 5e mois (1243): L'empereur Go-Saga fut proclamé et Fujiwara no Yoshisane fut nommé kampaku.[1]
- Kangen 1, le 6e mois (1243): L'empereur épousa "Ki si", fille de l'ancien Udaijin Saiyensino saneyouse. El avait orls 18 ans.[2]
Hello
[edit]Hi, I saw that you were editing at my Talk page but I cannot find your message. How can I help you? JennyLen☤ 20:35, 21 September 2007 (UTC)
- As it happened, I was uncomfortable with your User Talk:Jennylen page format. I didn't like seeing how my thoughts scanned in that unconventional array; and I don't yet have the Wikipedia-based technical skills to create a temporary window for entering left-justified text. As an alternative, I simply used cut-and-paste to transfer the words to Talk:Shinto#Most-known shrines. Aha -- and so you see, this resolves the small mystery about what happened to that elusive message ....
- I admit freely that I've now encountered yet another level of technical expertise which had previously eluded me. I had given no thought whatsoever to the fact that, of course, it would be plausible for someone to to capture the fact that I started to leave a message, but then changed my mind. No matter.
- You'll discover for yourself that I wasn't really asking for help. Rather, mine was a mild gesture of approbation. Perhaps a request for help will come at some unforeseeable time in the future, but not today. --Ooperhoofd 23:22, 21 September 2007 (UTC)
- Oh I see. I was worried that I had deleted your message by mistake. Thank you for explaining. :) JennyLen☤ 07:16, 22 September 2007 (UTC)