User_talk: Werdtheogrecl

Regarding: http://www.wikihow.com/Image:Berries_insert_493.JPG

Hey there,

Just wanted to let you know that unfortunately, I had to remove an image that you have uploaded. Here's some general advice about images that may be of assistance:

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Can't wait to see what you do to the survive with a hatchet article :)
That book recommendation was off, you were right; The Hatchet is elementary reading material :P
-D

dude! you snap ducks' necks?! that's so hick and mean! ducks are our friends and should be treated with respect and authority.

THat wilderness article is looking great! Thanks for working so hard on it. It is going to be great. Hope you keep editing here. You are doing great. :)

Great. THey look fantastic. You should consider adding some basket making articles too.

Also, I am assuming you are French by your name. I hope you can also share your knowledge on French wikihow]. Articles can be cross linked so they appear in both languages.

Great work. Keep it up.

Hey,

Do you by any chance have any step-by-step pictures to contribute for Clean a Fish or Make Ribbon Rope in the Woods? Both would make awesome featured article nominees with visuals. Let me know!

Totally understandable! Well, if you find any winter survival topics to take pictures for, topics like that would probably do well, too! Like...how to make snow shoes? Or perhaps a more general article on how to survive in the snow, for lost cross country skiers and the such? Just some ideas. Survival articles are always popular around here when there are step-by-step pictures involved. Later!

Hey cool! You started Make Snowshoes and Use Them. (Survival). I noticed the "do not edit" warning - feel free to put up an {{inuse}} or {{construction}} tag if you don't want others editing your work until it's finished. =)

Hey! wikiHow doesn't support embedding videos, but the next best thing is to incorporate screenshots to make step-by-step images, then place a link to the video in the "Sources and Citations" section. Does this sound do-able?

Added "inuse" tag to protect your motivation article. This lets other know the article is being written.

hope you don't mind the help,

MA

hey, are you going to make a article on how to make bascets? i would love to know how, im todaly into crafts. please let me know if you do(or did) B-)

Thanks for starting a new article here! Unfortunately, I noticed that your article doesn't appear to have enough content to be useful to readers, so I nominated it for deletion as incomplete, because we don't generally keep articles that don't provide written instructions.

If it's just that you weren't finished with it, please edit the page and write {{inuse}} at the very beginning. This will tell our editors that you need another week or two to finish the page. Don't remove the {{nfd}} tag, though! When you've finished writing the article, someone else will remove it for you.

If you're not sure what to write, read our article on how to use information from other sites and how to cite it properly.

I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any questions.

has been put on your crack proof archive article.

I was going to admonish you about removing the NFD, but I see I forgot to put it on!!! Great job on the article!!!

Thank you!

boo hoo

i like hachet

Handy comments you're leaving on discussion pages.
Nice work :D

Thank you!

Ealz :)

Thank for writing Teach Chess, it looks great! I have done some grammar editing, take a look and tell me what you think.

I just chose your article on how to Teach Chess to be a Rising Star. That means it is one of the best new articles on wikiHow. Congratulations, and thanks for the great contribution!

I just chose your article on how to Use Center Control to Improve Your Chess Game to be a Rising Star. That means it is one of the best new articles on wikiHow. Congratulations, and thanks for the great contribution!

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