User talk:December

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Thank you for helping the Wikipedia to grow, and we hope to see great things from you! 13:21, 8 August 2011 (PDT)

Hey there

Hi there; I see you're changing all the "[[control point]]" links to "[[Control Point (objective)|control point]]", along with some other links. You're work is good and your effort put in is huge. That's a good thing! But, you may want to simply request a filter on a bot, such as User:WindBOT. That may reduce your workload a bit. ;)

For your efforts, here's a wikichievement ("awards" users give for fun):

Wikichievement	Awarded by	Reason
Taskmonkey Contribute to the Wiki by doing a lot of "manual edits" (such as migration of data to templates).	Rocket Ship BBQ	Wikichievement unlocked! Correcting many links so they don't redirect.

—Rocket Ship BBQ(•) 21:24, 11 November 2011 (PST)

Bem-Vindo!

Yeah... Worth mentioning I don't know Portuguese, I just copy paste the language's updates into the item notes so there is something there.

Thanks

Hey--I was doing some editing with those redirect, and I couldn't figure out how to fix those darned picture links. Congrats on those :) But also a warning-- I got "yelled" at by i-ghost to stop messing around with redirects (something about this) although they aren't bad to fix, or anything ;) ≥My two cents≤ 14:38, 18 February 2012 (PST)

Edits made to Demoman (Competitive)

I appreciate the work you've put into this article, all of these competitive articles need help, but I would make two suggestions:

First, consolidate your edits. You seem to make a large quantity of useful edits one weapon at a time, but with the use of the edit tab on the top of the page, you could edit multiple weapons simultaneously, allowing for more consistant style, and more compacted edits.

Second, use the Minor Edit button. Unless you consolidate your edits per above, there are frankly a lot of them, and being tagged as major isn't correct for them. This would, I think, place appropriate consideration on these edits and clear up the "Recent Edits" page for many users.

≥My two cents≤ 19:35, 20 February 2012 (PST)