
User_talk: Krystle
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At 00:55, Mar 28, 2015
B_squiz said:
At 00:56, Mar 28, 2015
Jessica Shindo said:
I'll take a look at that page and let you know!
At 01:08, Mar 28, 2015
Sashikant Tripathy said:
Hi Krystle,
Thanks for the warm welcome!
I look forward to an adventurous stay here. Have a great weekend!
Cheers! ~Sashi
At 01:18, Mar 28, 2015
Zuklein said:
I found one error in Count-to-20-in-German. The first sentence of the last tip is incorrect and contradicts the earlier pronunciation guide in the article (which is correct). I would remove that sentence completely. Otherwise, the two articles are correct.
At 01:18, Mar 28, 2015
Zouhair Rachid said:
gracias Krystie this is a good initiative from wikipedia to create this amazing website but please , how does things work in here
At 01:22, Mar 28, 2015
108.66.212.15 said:
Yeah I'm not making an account so THEND also whats the award for best cat twerker a cattashtrohie CAT ASS TROPHY spelling is for nerds gosh THEND
At 01:28, Mar 28, 2015
Stephen said:
You're talking about the 'What article verification has taught me.' right? It brought me to a bunch of different posts.
And thank you! I've rigged a few lockers in my day, to save time. >>
At 01:40, Mar 28, 2015
MATTHEW% said:
Sounds great Krystle, how`s D`Vor? Thank you, Matthew/D`vor
At 01:43, Mar 28, 2015
MATTHEW% said:
Hmm, if apostrophes don`t work, Dvor is fine.
At 02:23, Mar 28, 2015
Chidrenlover462 said:
Hey Krystal I'm new at this wikiHow thing and I need some tips on how to do some things here.
At 02:24, Mar 28, 2015
Chidrenlover462 said:
Thanks for the tips on this website and how long have you been on this website?
At 02:52, Mar 28, 2015
Jessica Shindo said:
I added some things and tips on the Japanese greeting page. It was a pretty thorough page! :) And that's a good question! I've been learning Japanese technically on and off since 2005, but really speaking it at something that passes for fluent (depending on how you define fluency) around 2012/2013ish. Still learning and practicing though ahaha, language is one of those things that never stops I suppose.
At 03:38, Mar 28, 2015
raghunath siripudi said:
how to post article i have written in my fb account
At 03:42, Mar 28, 2015
Julia Zhu said:
Hi! I am sorry I don't quite understand what you mean. Do you mean I do not need to delete the link?
At 03:51, Mar 28, 2015
Chris said:
Thanks for your edits on User_talk:Byankno1. Thanks for letting me know that I could be expecting an edit to that article in the future. I know there's room for that article to grow, but wasn't expecting to have it come in in that form so, so soon. Thanks.
At 04:20, Mar 28, 2015
GTMidget said:
As a matter of fact, that is the article i found!
At 05:10, Mar 28, 2015
Allow me to take this instance to thank almighty for showing me this wonderful community.I would like to know more about your community.
At 07:20, Mar 28, 2015
EMMACK said:
Hi,more guidance on what to do and what not to do here will be appreciated.
At 09:19, Mar 28, 2015
George AP said:
Thanks for bringing life into wikiHow...
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I'm crunching through a few of the answer-requests while I have limited web access!
At 09:27, Mar 28, 2015
Clodagh_123 said:
Hi Krystle, I just gave it a read, it's looking really good, full of very beneficial advice :) And thankyou for editing my article, as my first it definitely needs editing by people such as yourself, thanks for all the help!
At 09:40, Mar 28, 2015
Keelan Daye said:
Sure, I'll review some articles! I'll also send you the lotus when I get the chance.
Do you need any help with the forms and filling out the spreadsheet?
At 09:58, Mar 28, 2015
120.145.187.248 said:
A blub, a blub, a blubby blub blub!
Hi Krystle, I made a very minor edit on that one. When the guitar notes were presented, they were presented in all uppercase. I changed the bottom the strings to the in lowercase, which is used to indicate that a string in tuned an octave higher than the lower ones.