User talk:Lulzifer666

Welcome, Lulzifer666

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SheepBot^Talk PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO LEARN ABOUT THE JEWISH ATROCITIES AGAINST THIS NATION 19:59, 18 April 2012 (EDT)

Preview

Please avoid spamming up the recent changes with minor edits.
Instead of saving the page to view your changes, use the show preview button (located to the right of the save page button) to view the changes you've made without saving them.
This way, you can go back and fix any mistakes you've made without having to make multiple edits to the page.

Please remember to preview your edits, it allows you to make adjustments just in case you made an accident while editing and doesn't clog up the recent changes. ~ Sirkillsalot 05:44, 19 April 2012 (EDT)

Templates

It's not necessary when using a template to copy-paste the code. All that's required are curly brackets. For instance, the above template for previewing is simply {{preview}} and pasting that will add it to an article. Pasting the code doesn't always work because there are a combination of nocinclude and include only tags on templates to control what does and doesn't get transcluded (like template documentation). Mike the Great (talk) 00:54, 16 August 2012 (EDT)