User talk:RobbieW
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Again, welcome and have fun! Bring out that hidden "Cruising Guide writer" in you. Athene of Lymington 08:54, 26 July 2013 (BST)
Website
After several discussions among the wiki administrators we decided as an encouragement to more wiki contributions to let active contributors add their personal Web site
In your case, if you do have a Web site, you will add under "Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)" date of visit "--[[User:RobbieW|RobbieW]] [[File:Sailboat_favicon.png]] [http://url Your site's name]".
Fair winds--Istioploos 15:37, 26 July 2013 (BST)
Layout changes
Could you please stop changing the layout of port pages when you add information to them? You have moved the navbar on a number of pages to the top, which only causes the admins extra work. Unless you are undertaking to do the same for the several thousand other pages on the Wiki, please stick to the current page format for Wiki pages in order to preserve consistency.
GORDON
Athene of Lymington
Layout changes
I don't wish to be autocratic about this, so I've put the issue to Istioploos, the principal other active admin, for his views. But could you please defer making any further changes until he's had the opportunity to consider the issue as well. Between the two of us, we've spent months trying to establish some consistency of layout and style across the Wiki and every hour we have to spend correcting discrepancies is an hour lost from new content creation (which is what the Wiki is really in dire need of). Meanwhile, thank you for all the content updates and harbour checks you have been doing.
GORDON
Athene of Lymington
