User talk:Savio Lawrence

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-Ambuj Saxena (talk) 14:49, 2 May 2006 (UTC)

Re:Doubts

Hi,

Refering to the doubts that you posted on my page, here's my reply.

Whenever I edit a page, I add it to my watchlist. This is done by clicking "Watch this page" just below the edit box and over the "Save page" button. This way I can keep trach with all the developments on the page by clicking on the "my watchlist" link at the top of page. Clicking on that link will tell me all the changes that have been made to the pages you have watched since you added it to your watchlist. Hence, when you added the link to NIT's page (which was on my watchlist), the next time I logged in I came to know about the change and decided to create it.

The concept of wikipeople is simple. All those who edit wikipedia actively and participate in developing it are wikipeople. You needn't be worried about these things just now. If you start editing, you will understand these things on your own.

Editing too many pages in too little time is never an issue of concern for most of us. We just make sure that whatever we edit adds to the value of encyclopedia. Yes, experience helps as you needn't check what you are doing if you are experienced enough but there's a limit to that. Once you get into collaborations with others, it will not be difficult to find work. If you look at my talk page, you will find that a lot of work came to me on its own. Anyway, don't worry about these things. Just login and start editing wikipedia. The ins and outs will dawn on you with time and if you need any further help, feel free to contact me on my talk page. -Ambuj Saxena (talk) 15:00, 2 May 2006 (UTC)