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:For the love of wiki make it all on wherever the conversation starts. That's what they meant about not fracturing conversations. I reply ALWAYS on my talk page if someone leaves something there. If I don't get a response, I may go poke them to bring the conversation back to my page. If I leave a comment on someone else's talk page, I check back there for updates (or watch it). --[[User:DawnBurn|DawnBurn]] 15:16, 25 September 2007 (PDT) | :For the love of wiki make it all on wherever the conversation starts. That's what they meant about not fracturing conversations. I reply ALWAYS on my talk page if someone leaves something there. If I don't get a response, I may go poke them to bring the conversation back to my page. If I leave a comment on someone else's talk page, I check back there for updates (or watch it). --[[User:DawnBurn|DawnBurn]] 15:16, 25 September 2007 (PDT) | ||
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+ | ::Actually, there is no official way of responding to comments on Wikipedia. It seems to be both ways. Wiki says: | ||
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+ | <pre>How do I reply to a message on my talk page? | ||
+ | You can just reply underneath the message on your talk page (click the [edit this page] tab at the | ||
+ | top of the page or the [edit] link just above the section you are replying to), you can visit the | ||
+ | user's talk page and start a new section and reply there, or you can do both - leave a message on | ||
+ | their talk page and make a note on your talk page. | ||
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+ | The choice is up to you, but some users will say which option they prefer on their talk page.</pre> | ||
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+ | ::--[[User:Kay T|Kay T]] 17:58, 25 September 2007 (PDT) |
Revision as of 00:58, 26 September 2007
Carrying On A Conversation
The wiki software does not make it easy to have a conversation between one or more users. When someone adds a comment on your talk page do you reply on your talk page or on the talk page of the user who made the comment? It seems that different people prefer different ways, but it is rather confusing. Shall we choose one way?
- 1. When someone posts a comment on your talk page, always reply on your talk page. If you are adding a comment to someone else's talk page and you worry you might miss a reply, mark that talk page as "watched" (tab at top of page). This will then show up in your watchlist.
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- 2. When someone posts a comment on your talk page, click on the users name, go to their talk page and post the reply. This might look funny (no context for the reply), but it will notify the user that there is a new comment on their talk page. If you are adding a comment to someone else's talk page and you don't have to worry you might miss a reply.
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- 3. User could post their preference for one of these ways at the top of their talk page. Someone posting a comment on that page could follow the protocol that the user prefers.
--Kay T 16:22, 19 September 2007 (PDT)
- For the love of wiki make it all on wherever the conversation starts. That's what they meant about not fracturing conversations. I reply ALWAYS on my talk page if someone leaves something there. If I don't get a response, I may go poke them to bring the conversation back to my page. If I leave a comment on someone else's talk page, I check back there for updates (or watch it). --DawnBurn 15:16, 25 September 2007 (PDT)
- Actually, there is no official way of responding to comments on Wikipedia. It seems to be both ways. Wiki says:
How do I reply to a message on my talk page? You can just reply underneath the message on your talk page (click the [edit this page] tab at the top of the page or the [edit] link just above the section you are replying to), you can visit the user's talk page and start a new section and reply there, or you can do both - leave a message on their talk page and make a note on your talk page. The choice is up to you, but some users will say which option they prefer on their talk page.
- --Kay T 17:58, 25 September 2007 (PDT)