User_talk: Mighty Mouse

Awesome work on RC patrol. Please keep it up!

Hello,

We need your support to launch the Gadgets Help Project.
We create and edit articles about how to
use and fix mp3, cell phones, PDA’s, computers and
other electronic gadgets.

Your support would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You

THanks for patrolling today!

Welcome back BTW. I don't think I've seen you around in a while. Nice to have you back!

Please see this forum thread Nicole nominated you for adminship, and nominees are requested to accept, either in the forum, or via e-mail to Jack.

Hey, edits like this are actually okay and don't need to be deleted. Discussion pages are used for writing about the article. If you feel the content in not appropriate, then leave the content and add an {{ID}} tag. to the top of the discussion page. :)

ok

mm sure ou abviously think youve taught me something. Can just leave me alone plase as im serious about wikihow. Do not reply please.

I understand. I hope you keep patrolling since you do such an awesome job of it.

Well, Mighty Mouse. I would really appreciate it if you could tell me what abusive behavior I have been exibiting. Because, frankly, I don't think I've broken any rules. And if I have, then you guys are WAY too strict. This is a PEOPLE'S how-to manual, now for some "strange" reason, I come to the conclusion that PEOPLE should be allowed to post the articles of their choice. I can respect that you and the board of administrators are trying to keep wikihow.com a clean and sensible place. I can only imagine what kinds of articles there would be on here if there was NO set of guidlines and rules. But it only seems fair that there should be some leniency, in that we should be given a just reason for why our articles do not fit the quota.

I look forward to your reply. -Me

How to sort and store LEGO toys is a current featured article candidate. You have contributed to LEGO articles before, please help this article reach featured article status by improving it or sharing ideas on the discussion page. Thanks!

Happy Halloween.^_^

Happy Thanksgiving.^_^

Thanks! IF the orginal article had said Jimmy Dean's, I wouldn't have argued, but this recipe can be made for half the cost of store bought, and take diet into consideration. Besides, I hate to see a good topic deleted on account of a bad article:)! Bob

Thanks! :)

Hey Mighty Mouse! So great to see you here. I hadn't seen you in a while. Thanks as always for your fantastic contributions here.

Wow, that is so cool. Who knew you were an American mouse? Happy Turkey Day to you as well!

I was curious as to why my changes were rolled back. Did I do something incorrectly? Thanks.

I was curious as to why my changes were rolled back. Did I do something incorrectly? Thanks.

Sorry if this ends up being posted twice. I meant to tell you it is in reference to the Natas spin article.

Have you heard about the song-writing contest in the forum? Go check it out!

I'm in awe actually. It is great to see how you improve each page.

BTW, I'm trying to send out holiday cards. If you email me your snail mail address, I'd like to send you one.

Thanks for all your edits to wikiHow.

Good edits!
Well done and congrats!

However I think you need to clarify your Thai article you typed in something like

Hello... (a thai word)
Sawadeekrap... (a thai word again)

I know Hello and sawadeekrap means the same thing, but why are there two thai words? Do they have the same meaning?

Hey! You did an amazing job with the 1940s style article! Wow!

Hey Melodie! I wasn't aware of the copyedit tag. I think someone put it up there solely in reference to the apostrophe issue. I don't remember apostrophe usage being country-specific; do you remember when this thread came up? I'm usually pretty good about keeping up with the forums but I might've missed this one. Anyway, I check out the apostrophe entry on Wikipedia and it says:

While British English formerly endorsed the use of such apostrophes after numbers and dates, this usage has now largely been superseded....For groups of years, the apostrophe at the end cannot be regarded as necessary, since there is no possibility of misreading. For this reason, most authorities prefer 1960s to 1960's...

Please share if you know otherwise. Also, the tag is in no way a comment on how much time you invested into the article. Here at wikiHow, no article is ever finished. There will always been people seeking to build upon and improve, and sometimes others can see room for improvement where the previous contributor didn't. That's a good thing, because it keeps articles improving over time. =)

Nice rewrite on 1940s fashion!

I'm sorry, did I say that I believe Wikipedia has the answer to everything? I didn't mean to imply that. I was just sharing the knowledge I had immediate access to, and asked you if you could reciprocate with knowledge you had access to, with no presumption that Wikipedia's was any better or worse than yours.

Perhaps the contributor who added the tag did not happen to notice that you'd made a significant contribution to the article? It's not customary to check page history before adding a tag. I'm sorry if the tag made you feel like your significant contribution was any less significant. I don't believe that was the contributor's intention, but I prefer to assume good faith. =)

Finally, I'm sorry if I misinterpreted your concern. Removal of tags is something that those who are possessive of their contributions often do, so I may have misjudged your intentions based on past experience. If so, I apologize.

Let me know if there's anything I can do to help. My hope was to pay a compliment, and address your concern about the tag; I'm sorry if my attempt to help was misinterpreted negatively.

Oh, I am so sorry as I wasn't aware that you were just formatting. It really looked like you've written all those Thai words. Nevertheless, I am still happy to see you making each article better and better!

Ah, are you referring to my brief conversation with Rob S. about the placement of the apostrophe? If so, please let me explain. I was asking Rob because he's written several articles about punctuation on wikiHow, and he's more familiar with wikiHow's historical punctuation standards than anyone I know. I also wanted to brush up on my own punctuation skills, so I turned to someone who I already knew was keen on punctuation usage. If I knew you were a stickler for punctuation, I would've asked you, but I wasn't aware. It was an innocent question about proper punctuation usage, and it was his idea and his choice to apply a tag - I didn't suggest it in any way. I was just curious. That being said, I'm sorry if you felt excluded; perhaps I should've left my inquiry on the discussion page, and let anyone answer who felt qualified to do so. That's certainly how I'll handle it next time. Thanks for understanding, and explaining your concerns. I really do appreciate it. =)

P.S. - I've asked for some non-American-English-speaking contributors to chime in on the discussion page.

Just wanted to let you know I'm selecting your 40s fashion article for FA. It is great. Keep up the great work!

Hey Melodie! How did you make so many contributions? I'm still on 29???

Hi Mighty Mouse!

My name is Louise and I am a social science student currently undertaking a study on the experience of active wikiHow users for my master's thesis.

I found your profile by looking at the recent edits on the homepage and I was wondering if you would be willing to fill in a short, anonymous questionaire?

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SP7KHKN

Many thanks,

Louise

p.s this is not spam :)