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Walcome!

Hullo, 31.185.199.27, an walcome til the Wikipedie! Guid tae see ye. Thank ye faer yer werks. Some gibbles ye'll fynd uissfu:

• Aboot Wikipedie – whit it is an isnae.
• The five pillars o Wikipaedia
• How tae edit a page an Stairtin airticles – gang til the Wikipedie Lessons.
• Mercat Cross – tae caw the crack anent the technical wirkins here
• Wikipedia:Spellin an grammar – gin yer interestit in writin airticles

Bi gaun throu the Commontie Yett ye'll can find aw kynd o wittins adae wi uisin an eikin til the Wikipedie. For tae hae a sey shottie, veesit oor Saundpit.

Dinna haud yer wheesht, haud yer ain! –MJL ‐Tauk‐^☖ 17:58, 4 September 2020 (UTC)

Stubs withoot sources

Hi, thanks for your contributions to Wikipedia. It looks like all the articles you've made recently are stubs without any sources and of questionable (at best) notability. If you don't want your pages moved or merged in future, please at the very minimum add sources. Each page you create should also have sufficient detail so that it's clear why the subject is notable. my_hat_stinks (tauk) 13:55, 6 September 2020 (UTC)

Hi, I noticed you created an article Jacqueline de Longwy. As per my_hat_stinks above, this was a stub without any sources. In addition to questionable notability, while using some Scots words the article was not written in Scots. Please take care in future contributions to ensure no further action is taken. soothrhins (tauk) 22:41, 10 September 2020 (UTC)

Hi, I noticed you have made another article that is unsourced and not fully in Scots, Sophie Dorothea o Celle. It's great that you are using your knowledge/passion to contribute to Scots Wikipedia, but new articles should contain sources to confirm their accuracy, and as this is the Scots language Wikipedia should be written fully in Scots. If you need assistance in learning Scots just ask and those fluent in Scots will be able to help. soothrhins (tauk) 08:50, 11 September 2020 (UTC)

Hi, I've noticed you are continuing to add articles on European nobility such as Elisabeth Charlotte o the Palatinate (1597–1660) without appropriate sources with only a cursory (or automated?) attempt at translation. Please consider these issues when making further contributions and consider improving the current content in your area of interest before adding more low quality articles (by which I mean ones which are stubs, unsourced or not fully translated). Monospaced (tauk) 08:53, 11 September 2020 (UTC)

(noticed your reply on Monospaced's page, but posting here in case your miss my reply there)

Hi Tom, if you are interested in improving your Scots in your area of expertise, there are fluent Scots speakers willing to help. There is a Discord server which is a good place to start, but if that's not your thing just say and we can help other ways! ☺ soothrhins (tauk) 20:07, 11 September 2020 (UTC)