User talk:Broh.
Hello Broh., and welcome to Wikipedia! If you want to learn more about the contribution process, definitely check out the tutorial. It's a really simple and easy explanation of all the basics.
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I hope you enjoy your stay here and feel free to reply to this welcome message on my talk page. - Craigy (Talk)
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Hi Broh. Probably the best thing to do if you know something but don't really know the source is edit the page with the info then just add a quick note on the article's talk page to say that you know this stuff but don't know or can't remember where from. An even better thing might be just to search on the net for it, if you can't find anything then once you've let people know on the talk page, some kind chap might look it up for you. As long as your additions or edits aren't too controversial and fall in line with what the article's about then I'm sure it won't be reverted. In case I get a slap on the wrist for being too liberal about it, I will say add a source for your additions whenever possible! :-) Thanks Craigy (talk?) 22:41, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
Perhaps I should have responded by editing this page....