Difference between revisions of "Help:Discussion"
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To discuss an article, please edit its "Discussion" page (Talk:<article title>). | To discuss an article, please edit its "Discussion" page (Talk:<article title>). | ||
| − | = Adding a top-level comment = | + | == Adding a top-level comment == |
Create a heading with a short title and write your comment below, signing it with "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>", like so: | Create a heading with a short title and write your comment below, signing it with "<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>", like so: | ||
| − | = My title = | + | == My title == |
My comment -- <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> | My comment -- <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> | ||
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You can make this simpler by using the "Add Topic" link next to "Edit" at the top of the page. | You can make this simpler by using the "Add Topic" link next to "Edit" at the top of the page. | ||
| − | = Commenting on a comment = | + | == Commenting on a comment == |
Indent lower-level comments with ":", like so: | Indent lower-level comments with ":", like so: | ||
| − | = Some title = | + | == Some title == |
First comment -- <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> | First comment -- <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> | ||
: Reply to first comment -- <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> | : Reply to first comment -- <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:38, 8 March 2019
To discuss an article, please edit its "Discussion" page (Talk:<article title>).
Adding a top-level comment
Create a heading with a short title and write your comment below, signing it with "~~~~", like so:
== My title == My comment -- ~~~~
That gets turned into:
You can make this simpler by using the "Add Topic" link next to "Edit" at the top of the page.
Commenting on a comment
Indent lower-level comments with ":", like so:
== Some title == First comment -- ~~~~ : Reply to first comment -- ~~~~ :: Reply to the reply -- ~~~~ : Another reply to first comment -- ~~~~
"~~~~" gets turned into a signature automatically, such as TW466 (talk) 12:26, 8 March 2019 (UTC).
The block above gets turned into:
