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| Dear 64.142.90.34, | |||
| It is considered civil and kind to sign one's posts, so that editors can engage in discussion and reach consensus. It is extremely confusing to not know where a post ends. Please see ] ]. If you prefer not to leave your IP address, you can just sign with 5 tildas (i.e., usually in the upper left corner of the keyboard before the numeral 1) and only the date will be stamped. This will act as a clue to editors that you are done with your post and then they can respond. | |||
| Can you please at least sign with a timestamp on your posts on the Alice Bailey page to facilitate discussion? | |||
| Thanks, Renee --] 00:19, 17 August 2007 (UTC) | |||
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Dear 64.142.90.34,
It is considered civil and kind to sign one's posts, so that editors can engage in discussion and reach consensus. It is extremely confusing to not know where a post ends. Please see ] ]. If you prefer not to leave your IP address, you can just sign with 5 tildas (i.e., usually in the upper left corner of the keyboard before the numeral 1) and only the date will be stamped. This will act as a clue to editors that you are done with your post and then they can respond.
Can you please at least sign with a timestamp on your posts on the Alice Bailey page to facilitate discussion?
Thanks, Renee --Renee 00:19, 17 August 2007 (UTC)