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 == Watch your manners, Bub == 

 RE: Bogus ""copy edit"" 

 Please don't use the phrase ""copy edit"" when you make a crucial change in the meaning of a sentence.  That's what you did here.  list of mathematics articles and lists of mathematics topics are TWO DIFFERENT lists, of very different kinds.    

 :I saw a red link and I fixed it. Watch you accusations when they have no basis in fact. I have no need for your insults.    

 Wrong.  It was not a red link.  It was a working blue link.  You changed it to a different working blue link in a way that drastically altered the meaning.    

 == Lists of mathematics topics in portal namespace == 

 I have replied to you on the talkpage of Wikipedia:Move navigational lists to portal namespace. -   

 ==Methodist Union== 
 You're welcome to do style edits.  As a new-comer, I have a few things to remembr and get used to.  AS you noted, in the case of the hymn book, it is commonly known as The Methodist Hymn Book, or MHB for short when preachers are choosing hymns.  The difficulty when writing about some subjects like Methodism when you have grown up in the Manse is that you are used to somethings being CAPITALISED - like the word Manse, from the days when our address was ""Wesley Manse, Village, etc.""  I have also asked someone in the Wesley Reform Union to take a look and comment on that section.  Anyway, the thing about Wikipedia is that improving an article is a team effort.  And I need help with sorting out my revised pictures in H B Kendall (I have a contact to ask about this).  Best wishes     
 And on reflection, to fit Wiki style it should be titled ""Methodist union"" not Methodist Union"".  I have got ued to lots of Capitals in the old books.  I am happy for anyone to make this edit, and ad Redirects as required.     

 == PowerBASIC == 

 Hello Michael, 

 A user called ""halo"" recently deleted some content for the ""PowerBASIC"" entry in wikipedia. His comment was ""who cares if they have a forum. 
 I would address this question to him directly but on his talk pages he says ""Im leaving Wikipedia for at least a month... Im sick of it"" 

 The answer is that thousands of users of the product depend upon the user support forums to get started and get help as they develop software. The user forums are more valauble to a new user than the product itself. After more than a decade with this product I am very familiar with this. New users need to be aware of what they are getting into should they be counting upon the forums when purchasing the product despite the companies attempts to sanitize their track record. 

 I am not sure how the moderator structure works at wikipedia, but I would like to find out and make sure that my edits meet your standards for truthfulness and accuracy.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by   •    

 : There's not actually a ""moderator"".  I haven't looked at the material that was deleted, but my first guess is that he may have thought it amounted to advertising, and that's normally considered a reason to delete material.    

 == Redirects to non-existent pages == 

 Hi, Mike.  I saw your post at Wikipedia talk:Criteria for speedy deletion#Redirects to non-existent pages and was going to suggest that it would be useful to find diffs, but I see you're already looking into that; and you've mentioned the approximate time period, which is also useful in itself.    

 == Excuse me == 
 Hi Mike. I posted a question about the use of ""integration by parts"" and ""differentiation by parts"" in the ""Integration by Parts"" article. Forget it. I posted the question in the wrong article. I removed i