Difference between revisions of "User talk:Kathey"
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| − | When I add category tags, or create a new category (like [[:Category:Space Use]], I select the check box "This is a minor edit". And I am doing a lot of categorizing! So if you want to check out my changes to pages, it may be easier to filter out these minor edits. If my edits change meaning, I am not calling them minor edits. For example, when I save this comment, I will not call it a minor edit, because it adds meaningful content. --[[User:Kathey|ks]] 19:10, 19 June 2009 (UTC) | + | When I add category tags, or create a new category (like [[:Category:Space Use]]), I select the check box "This is a minor edit". And I am doing a lot of categorizing! So if you want to check out my changes to pages, it may be easier to filter out these minor edits. If my edits change meaning, I am not calling them minor edits. For example, when I save this comment, I will not call it a minor edit, because it adds meaningful content. --[[User:Kathey|ks]] 19:10, 19 June 2009 (UTC) |
Revision as of 11:15, 19 June 2009
User talk for Kathey...
My sense from reading wiki pages....
Are there too many categories? Maybe some of the advantages of having categories get lost when there are too many? Or maybe like an index, the important thing is being able to look up categories, whether or not you can see them all on one page.
--kathey 01:03, 17 June 2009 (UTC)
How I edit wiki pages
When I add category tags, or create a new category (like Category:Space Use), I select the check box "This is a minor edit". And I am doing a lot of categorizing! So if you want to check out my changes to pages, it may be easier to filter out these minor edits. If my edits change meaning, I am not calling them minor edits. For example, when I save this comment, I will not call it a minor edit, because it adds meaningful content. --ks 19:10, 19 June 2009 (UTC)