Software Engineer, father of two.
Interested in philosophy, science (and the history of both), pizza, music, children, and world peace -- not necessarily in that order.
Say, I hope people don't mind the fact that I "save" often. When editing an article, I will typically hit the save button a half dozen times or more. If you want to get my final word on a subject, you might try waiting an hour.
- I find it extremely annoying, actually, to try to fix one of your articles and have continuing collisions. It's bad enough when you do it, worse when I'm colliding because you're making lame statements like "gone forever are the days when people can suppress ideas"... GregLindahl
- I don't find it remotely annoying. In fact, I do it too. I usually use the "minor edit" option for most of them though. As to discussions about wikipedia, (such as Controversy, these are best voiced on http://meta.wikipedia.com
Welcome to Wikipedia!
Another way to ask questions is to put them right on this page, then put a summary in the Summary field. Within minutes usually someone will respond.
You can add a Talk page if you have a question on an article, and ask your question there. Someone will answer. You can ask on your own page (this one) if it's not related to a specific article. You can also add a /Talk page to your own personal page when conversations here get too long or annoying, or if you just don't like others adding stuff like this statement for instance. :-) --Dmerrill
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