User talk:Labucolica
- A quick welcome paragraph. But not for bot owners
Thanks for taking the trouble to arrive at this page. If you want to leave a message, please leave it under the line under this screed and I'll message you when I've noticed. I can't promise to look at this page everyday. I can be very busy doing other things and may not have the time to attend this area a often as maybe I you'd like. So if it takes a while for me to get back to you, please don't get too upset.
Look I'm human. I screw up things - like wikisyntax - sometimes. Couriers arrive, phones ring, coffees beckon... That sort of thing - so, if you're the proud owner of a bot, fix my error yourself, please, if you're up to it. Techy riddles don't help anyone but our self-appointed prefects, the botfolk.
Messages please from people not bots. In English - not in techy - please. If you can't be bothered to write a message properly, don't bother.
labucolica
Message me below the line - cue line:
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