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It's nice to have you aboard. We're glad you wish to help develop this encyclopedia. We hope you enjoy participating in the Wikipedia community as much as we do. As a new contributor, you may feel a little overwhelmed by the sheer size and apparent complexity of this project. But don't worry, it will become easier and clearer as you go. If you feel you need assistance, experienced Wikipedians are available to help you learn the basics and get up to speed. We've included some resources below to help you get started. Good luck and have fun. -- The Wikipedia Welcoming Committee
In case you get stuck, the following people have volunteered to assist new contributors, to give a helping hand and help you learn the ropes: Even more volunteers are standing by to answer your questions on the following pages. You can usually expect an answer fairly quickly, often within just a few minutes: To learn more about the Welcoming Committee, see Wikipedia:Welcoming committee. WelcomeHi, welcome to Wikipedia. Thanks for helping with some new information at Peak oil. As you can guess, one of the main problems with information on the internet is verifiability, so I was hoping you could help me understand the source of your information. That way I can integrate it into the article better and give it a reference in case anyone wants to look it up. I tried to find "Daur" or "Daura", but came up with a Chinese tribe and a city in Nigeria. Is that the right spelling? If you help find a good source that talks about that topic we can work to make your point a permanent part of the article. Happy editing. NJGW (talk) 04:26, 20 December 2007 (UTC) |
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