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| − | Have you ever seen the "Show Preview" button? I think you should think about using it more often, it saves having to edit the same page multiple times when you see that you've made a mistake in your previous edit. The preview button is your friend, maybe you should pay more attention to it. I noticed that you haven't been using it because some pages that you have edited have showed you saving the page multiple times within just a few minutes, all minor edits. I think you'll find that the preview button can prevent that sort of thing. Thanks! [[User:Eepeng|Eepeng]] 12:41, 27 December 2008 (UTC)
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| − | * Uhh ... for the most part, those are different changes, not corrections. I'm very familiar with the Show Preview button, thank you very much. Every experienced editor knows that you can make numerous changes to a page, preview it dozens of times, and STILL catch something you would like to have changed in the previous edit. So thanks for assuming I "haven't been using it" but you know what happens when you ASSume. -- [[User:Brossow|B.Rossow]] <sup style='margin-right:-11px'>[[User_talk:Brossow|talk]]</sup><sub>[[Special:Contributions/Brossow|contr]]</sub> 15:12, 27 December 2008 (UTC)
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| − | * Surely the more saves to a page the better, breaking each task into separate edits allows them to be tracked as well as individually reverted if needed. Large edits just make it harder for people like Brossow to see what is going on and keep up the good work of moderating and maintaining the standards we have here on the wiki. -- [[User:Le6o|Le6o]] 23:18, 28 December 2008 (UTC)
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