User talk:Alkanen

Welcome!

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Raymond E. Feist articles

Hello,

While searching around the "What links here" list attached to the Raymond E. Feist article looking for other Wikipedias who may be fans, I found you. Currently I am working on expanding the related articles of the Riftwar books, but there is a lot of ground to cover with 20 books to look through. I am hoping to gather other editors who may be willing to spend a little time to help out. There are articles which need expanding and clean-up, and I don't think I can do it alone.

The current articles are (red links to be started): The series articles:

VxWorks Device Drivers

Hi--I saw your comments on the VxWorks page. I think what you need is the VxWorks Device Driver Developer's Guide, which is located at https://portal.windriver.com/windsurf/techpubs/os/vxworks/v6.4/vxworks_device_driver_developers_guide_6.4.pdf You'll need a Wind River UID and password to access that--your VxWorks license should include it. If you don't have one I can just email you the manual. Fumblebruschi 18:46, 22 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Regarding your user page

As a native speaker of English, I can tell you that your (written) English is extremely good. A few small things, though: "I'm a civil engineer student" sounds a bit awkward to a native speaker (from the U.S., anyway); "I'm a civil engineering student" is better. (I don't know if this is a British vs. American English kind of thing, but since the rest of your page seems to be in American English....)

And unfortunately, the grammar gets a bit sloppy in the "Politics and philosophy" section [ :-) ], which is what brought me to your talk page to post this.

In particular:

"a live and let live-view on politics" should probably be "a live-and-let-live view on politics"
"and it's moral superiority" should be "and its moral superiority" (oops!)
"the concept that me and the people who share my beliefs don't want to" should be "the concept that I and the people who share my beliefs don't want to"
"To help compete the ubiquitous socialism" should probably be "To help compete with the ubiquitous socialism" or (better yet) "To help combat the ubiquitous socialism"
"me and a few others decided" should be "I and a few others decided"

Other than that, the English on the page is really top-notch. [time passes] Hmm. You know, the more I reread your page, the more errors I'm finding:

"embarrasing" → "embarrassing"
"proof reading" → "proofreading"
"alot" → "a lot"
"news papers" → "newspapers"
"advertisments" → "advertisements"
"word smith" → "wordsmith"
"aswell" → "as well"

I guess I should stop and post this comment before I find more mistakes! :-) (I wouldn't have bothered you at all, but given your selection of userboxes, I figured you were the type who would want his errors pointed out.) - dcljr (talk) 00:41, 14 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Quixotic plea

You are invited to join the discussion at Wikipedia talk:Wikipediholism test. Thanks. — {{U|Technical 13}} ^{(e • t • c)} 03:42, 23 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]