User talk:Kleabwr

This user is a student editor in Sonoma_State_University/ANTH382_Language_Change_(Fall_2021) .

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Edit to Proto-Indo-European Language

Hello Kleabwr, and a belated welcome. I just wanted to drop a quick note to say good edit at Proto-Indo-European language! One very small quibble, however, would be that you marked it "minor." While I agree with you colloquially, on Wikipedia, minor edits have something of a specific meaning--they are small orthographic edits to clean up typos, punctuation, etc. If you introduce or remove information, or change meanings at all, you should probably err on the side of "not minor." My curiosity was struck simply by the sheer size of your edit combined with the minor label. As I say, I appreciate the edit, and this is really nitpicky stuff. Just a recommendation for going forward! I look forward to your future contributions, and I hope you have a nice day. Dumuzid (talk) 14:16, 10 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]