User talk:Zeuserist

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Hello, Tacyarg and thanks for your "welcome" to Wikipedia.

I made my first edits to Wikipedia some years ago but have not been very active as I prefer to confine myself to making edits on subjects that I actually know about.

As you may have noticed, but probably didn't, I made a series of edits to the existing page on the Pitcher & Piano UK winebar chain mostly in the form of deletions and the correction of some broken links. It's a subject I know a reasonable amount about, having served as a Director of the company for a number of years.

So it's slightly ironic that you should have rejected the corrections on the grounds of "verifiability" as my corrections were in fact precisely influenced by the lack of "verifiability" in the current entry.

Ah well, it scarcely matters, but as it stands, the current entry is full of errors - and look mostly as if those errors have been introduced by previous edits by people who want to claim considerably more involvement and responsibility for this company's activities than was actually the case.

Never mind. One up for inaccuracy I guess.

It would be more useful to have a "Welcome" message that actually bore some relation to the edit in question but I guess a generic "Welcome" acting as a basic disincentive to actual contributive effort works as you intend.

Have fun. Zeuserist (talk) 07:11, 26 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]