User talk:Poxie

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Tom Y. Chan

I have to tell you, i'm impressed. (And not just with your edgy username, which succeeds in being memorably punchy, without being disgusting!) You've been at this less than a week, and you've just demonstrated enough savvy to see both the need for explaining why he's not on the wrong page at List of people by name: Tom-Toq, and an effective means of doing it without disturbing readers. (IIRC, Jiang had to tell me "That's what wiki-comments are for", OWTTE.) I'm guessing you started studying how others edit, and reading discussions, before you first clicked the edit tab yourself. I suppose overdoing that could be one of the traps of WP, but IMO it bodes well for your career here. Edit on, Poxie!.
--Jerzy•t 17:04, 26 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
_ _ Great! If you haven't saturated on self-training yet, you may want to look at a couple of arguably advanced topics: Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation popups (usually, and hopefully soon again, more smooth-working than since the latest "improvement") and Help:preferences#Raw signatures (but try not to be seduced by the overdone examples you've probably already noted, even if you don't go my minimalist route.)
_ _ BTW, your instinct to look for the suitable hdg was sound, and perhaps encouraged by my abortive attempts to make sense out of what is for me a futile struggle with my talk page -- especially if you missed the fact that that section was a year old, not weeks old. But what i've found useful in editing others' talk pages (as opposed to non-user talk pages) is to add a new section at the bottom (using the + tab next to "edit this page"), unless i've edited there before on a closely related subject. In this case, i looked at the bottom as always, and elsewhere within the same screenful, then hit the history tab (to see your summary) & decided searching for "Poxie" was the quickest way to get to it.
--Jerzy•t 19:34, 26 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Images at Commons

Hello.

You (or someone with the same user name) have had some pictures uploaded to Wikimedia Commons, and tagged with a {{PD-self}} tag, but no source, or date, or anything else. So they have been tagged with the appropriate tags, and notices posted to your talk page. Now that a week passed with no response, the images are going to be deleted.

If you are the copyright holder of those images (e.g, you have made the photos of the people yourself, and not took a screenshot from TV or scanned a non-free magazine), please find a way to prove that, so the images can be undeleted.

Thank you.

--AVRS (talk) 20:09, 31 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

File:RWBphoto.jpg listed for deletion

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Proposed deletion of Lily Kim

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