In useEdit

Any chance I can actually finish something before everyone starts pouncing on it next time? I'm sitting here working on "Cochrane" this and Cochrane that and when I go to submit it looks like everyone on board is having a feeding frenzy over the stuff that otherwise should have been apparent was "in process" -- is it we are running out to topics to add or something? Seriously, I really didn't feel the need to add a notice to everything I work on because its 5 minutes here or there, but I haven't even spent 15 minutes on the subject and my work ends up being for naught. --Gvsualan 23:55, 30 Dec 2004 (CET)

Sorry, I logged on and noticed that this needed to be made into a disambiguation. Its actually useful that other users noticed omissions and added them, so no problem there. Feel free to go back to it, I've moved on to other things :P~ -- Captain Mike K. Bartel 00:05, 31 Dec 2004 (CET)

Very often, a page appearing in the list of recent changes gets edited by several people, until everyone is satisfied. You can avoid this by adding the {{inuse}} template to the article, or even simpler, by trying to combine all the changes you want to make into one edit - that's what the "Show preview" button at the bottom is for. -- Cid Highwind 00:06, 2004 Dec 31 (CET)

Well, whatever happened (I didn't follow it), the current breakup of articles looks very good to me. EDIT: Ha, and now everyone's talking at the same time again -- Harry 00:06, 31 Dec 2004 (CET)

TOS?Edit

Was she in TOS as the article suggests? 91.110.157.210 01:15, 26 March 2008 (UTC)