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| + | :It is a problem when two people are working on an article at the same time. To avoid this, I sometimes add '''Work in Progress''' at the top of the page when I am heavily editing a long article. However, even when an editing conflict occurs, you don't lose your article completely: two windows appear, one with the text newly edited by the other contributor and another one (that appears only if you scroll down) with your text. You can cut and paste your text (second window) into the page (first window) and click "Apply". --[[User:Rebollo fr|Rebollo fr]] 13:16, 2 September 2006 (EDT) | ||
Revision as of 17:16, 2 September 2006
Part removed
I've just now removed:
- The first C35 was also available in black, but I have not seen the later model - presumably because the Auto S3 was avilable solely in this colour and they were trying to differentiate between the cheaper and dearer models.
There are two problems. First, "I" is meaningless in Camerapedia. Secondly, even if "I" were rewritten as "no editor of Camerapedia" -- which I don't recommend at all, but which would make a little more sense in itself -- I regret to say that I wouldn't understand what the resulting sentence meant. -- Hoary 10:58, 2 September 2006 (EDT)
Could you please not re-edit until I have finished - I now appear to have lost half the article.
I was trying to put the whole series in KOnica perspective and I appear to have lost 50% of my work!
I suggest in future awaiting at least an hour before editing something that you think is in process.
Minor revisions are not really that important!
Paul
- It is a problem when two people are working on an article at the same time. To avoid this, I sometimes add Work in Progress at the top of the page when I am heavily editing a long article. However, even when an editing conflict occurs, you don't lose your article completely: two windows appear, one with the text newly edited by the other contributor and another one (that appears only if you scroll down) with your text. You can cut and paste your text (second window) into the page (first window) and click "Apply". --Rebollo fr 13:16, 2 September 2006 (EDT)
