User talk:Vanzandtj
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Tukey–Duckworth test
[edit]Hello.
I did some editing on the new article titled Tukey–Duckworth test. In the title, I put a dash between "Tukey" and "Duckworth" (in accordance with WP:MOS, this is an en-dash, not a hyphen or an em-dash) and a lower-case initial "t" in "test". I also set the title phrase in bold in the first sentence, as is conventional in Wikipedia articles, and did some other fairly minor editing.
There is one thing that you may know better how to do than others would, and that is knowing which other articles should link to the new article. None did, and then I added a link from Nonparametric statistics. So far, that's the only article linking to it. Michael Hardy (talk) 20:10, 16 September 2015 (UTC)