User talk:Tullywinters

Hi. I see you've been here for a while, but as no one seems to have extended you an official Wikipedia welcome yet, let me belatedly take care of that now:

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About List of prime numbers

A couple quick things about your recent edit -- first of all, 379, when you left-truncate it, becomes 79, and then 9 -- and since 9 is not prime, 379 is not a left-truncatable prime. Same thing with 479. Second of all -- please do not comment on the regular pages like that -- that's what the talk pages are for (see WP:TALK for more details). If you're not sure of something that you think should be in the article, ask on the talk page. Or, alternately, if you're pretty sure you're correct, be WP:BOLD and simply change it the way you want it to be, and put something useful in the edit summary. If someone disagrees with you, then they'll comment in the talk page, and you can discuss. And please don't feel so timid about contributing after this -- every little edit helps! We hope to see more from you in the future. Gscshoyru (talk) 19:06, 1 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]