User talk:Amymcollier

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Welcome as another Vermonter!

Hi Amy, great to see a fellow Vermonter participating in the Newspapers project! Feel free to reach out to connect, and if you want to organize an editing event: let me know! Sadads (talk) 23:00, 3 July 2018 (UTC)[reply]

A page you started (Waxahachie Daily Light) has been reviewed!

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Your submission at Articles for creation: Standard Journal has been accepted

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Middlebury Campus

Hi! It looks like you started an article on this, but didn't complete it. Luckily Fastily moved it to Draft:Middlebury Campus, so you can continue to work on it. I did see where the first post was made as a test, so I want to warn you not to make test edits in the live userspace - you should try these in your sandbox, as when something is live it's visible by everyone and will take up some time to fix or otherwise take care of.

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DeKalb Neighbor moved to draftspace

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Your draft article, Draft:Middlebury Campus

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Your draft article, Draft:DeKalb Neighbor

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Your draft article, Draft:May Case

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Ieshia L. Evans moved to draftspace

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Creating article pages

Hi, I noticed that after I moved Ieshia L. Evans to draft, a different editor actually wrote the article. Because your account has the autopatrolled right, it means that articles you create don't go through the new page review. Please only create article pages for articles that you intend to write yourself. Articles written by editors who are not autopatrolled should be checked by a new page reviewer, and if you create the page for them, it bypasses that process. Thanks! Schazjmd (talk) 21:57, 9 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Hi there, Schazjmd I appreciate your concern about the page I created that someone else edited. That happened because I was working with some students at my college and wanted them to get hands-on experience with editing. They were working directly under my tutelage. I appreciate your moving the page to Draftspace, as we did not make as much progress today as I had hope.

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