User talk:Reedturner

Twinkle tip

Hi, thanks for your revert to The Day After Tomorrow. I noticed that you use the Twinkle tool and that you never warn the editors that you revert. Did you know that you can configure your Twinkle options to automatically open a reverted editor's talk page, and that it then has a warning menu so you can select the problem area? There are two good reasons for warning problem-editors after a revert: the warning template tells them what they're doing wrong so they can hopefully avoid repeating the problem, and it establishes a history that administrators can use to determine whether an account needs to be blocked. Hope that helps, and happy editing! Schazjmd (talk) 16:47, 9 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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