Thetechgirl
Wiki tables and colors edit
Hello —
Last week your user page name popped up on an automated list, and when I peeked at its history, it seemed that you were trying to add some color to your text without much success. If I may be so BOLD, may I suggest something like this?
| Thetechgirl = I like technology and I am a girl. |
or this?
| Thetechgirl = I like technology and I am a girl. |
Feel free to copy-and-paste either of these to your user page. I'm hardly an expert, but if you have any questions, I might be able to help.
August 2014 edit
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Wikipedia style edit
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Nomination of Information Systems Security Engineering Professional for deletion edit
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Nomination of Joseph Steinberg for deletion edit
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