User talk:Philosophia091

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Happy editing! WikiDan61^ChatMe!_ReadMe!! 20:30, 30 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Using talk pages

First, let me thank you for discussing your edits at Talk:Hunnic language. One mistake many new editors make is to simply bang away at their preferred version of an article, but Wikipedia thrives on discussion and consensus. Second, let me point out some things about talk page usage that will help everyone involved:

New content should go at the bottom of the talk page, so that the discussion can proceed in chronological order. Adding a new section in the middle of the page confuses people.
If you want to get other users' attention, you need to "ping" those users. You do this by using the {{ping}} template. So, if I wanted to get your attention at an article talk page, I would use the syntax {{ping|Philosophia091}} (which, when rendered by Wikipedia's rendering language, becomes @Philosophia091:). Yes, it looks like just an "@" sign in front of the name, but using the ping template will actually cause the other user to be notified of your ping; just using an "@" sign will not notify the other user.

That said, I've replied to your comment at Talk:Hunnic language, and I've let the other users know of the discussion as well. Hopefully, the discussion will resolve matters. Happy editing! WikiDan61^ChatMe!_ReadMe!! 20:30, 30 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]