TMDsmk
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Good luck and happy changing! --Auntof6 (talk) 06:11, 9 May 2012 (UTC)
Classical music change
Wow, your class is really informative! I really appreciate the way you explained what kind of things you liked best on your userpage, so I could give you some suggestions. :) I hear you like classical music! Because I actually play my little fiddle very often, I like classical music too. Perhaps you could create Fritz Kreisler for us? He's a famous violin songwriter, and I'm practicing one of his songs right now. You can use references from books (put them inside the {{citebook}} when you do this), or from online websites, such as searching "Fritz Kreisler" on google. To put the references into the page from the websites, I usually get help from some good tools. For instance, if you are using Mozilla Firefox as your browser, you could search for the cite4wiki add-on. If you're using chrome, like me, you could find the cite page in wikipedia extension. I'm not sure about other browsers, but these will make it easier for you. Just try learning how to use them! They will make a {{citeweb}} template for you to copy-paste. I hope this helped! Always feel free to contact me on my talk page for questions, and I do hope I see you around more often. Bella tête-à-tête 13:00, 12 June 2012 (UTC)
You did good work, not only in the articles you helped improve. It is probably important to recognize that you helped to show how this kind of small group project can work well. --Horeki (talk) 20:40, 24 July 2012 (UTC)