User talk:Stefvero
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Welcome to CruisersWiki!
We all look forward to your valued contributions to the Cruising Wiki to help it grow as a useful, free resource for all cruisers around the world. Now you are registered, you can set your personal preferences in "My Preferences" (link at top R/H of page when logged in).
Spend a little time reading the Wiki Help and the Style Guide to gain a better understanding of the Wiki formatting and how to edit articles. Also, please read the Cruiserswiki Copyrights notice, as well as the General Disclaimers (links at bottom of pages) before starting to edit. Then, do add what you can - even correcting grammar and spelling errors in articles is a great help - but do not use the Rich Editor to do so, since there is a problem with it at present. It is easy to see if you are going wrong, since you cannot save your changes to a page without previewing them first.
Use any page's "Discussion" tab (top of page's menu) to ask any questions or make any suggestions about that particular page.
Finally, please note that massive changes by a new editor are liable to be considered spam and the editor will be blocked. Please concentrate on editing pages of the places that you have actually visited. Also please avoid using the "Rich Editor", it does not work well and creates problems.
Again, welcome and have fun! Bring out that hidden "Cruising Guide writer" in you. Athene of Lymington 09:43, 2 December 2015 (GMT)
Testing new approach
We are testing a new approach to the Wiki pages in an attempt to make it easier for cruisers to add their comments or updates without having to wrestle with the complexities of page editing. It consists of a separate 'Comments' page where Wiki contributors can easily add their updates for the Wiki admins to then incorporate into the main page. Italy is one of the countries where we are testing this approach and I would welcome it if you could take a look and input any comments you may have, especially on the Sardinia page as I see you have cruised there. Please feel free to email me if you have any questions on this.
GORDON KNIGHT
--Athene of Lymington 16:16, 2 March 2016 (GMT)
