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Working with Wikipedia 101 - #9 - MyTalk and Your Wikipedia Watchlist

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If you participate in the discussion portion of Wikipedia, then you'll love the "My Talk" section. Here,...

MyTalk and Your Wikipedia Watchlist -

If you participate in the discussion portion of Wikipedia, then you'll love the "My Talk" section. Here, you'll see everything you've posted and if someone has replied to your posts. This section can also be edited just like any other Wikipedia page. There is also a section called your Watchlist where you can keep your eye on any Wikipedia page that you want. If you want to know if someone has added or changed something about an article, just add it to your watchlist and you'll see the changes

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Working with Wikipedia 101 - #9 - MyTalk and Your Wikipedia Watchlist

Welcome back to the Introduction to Wikipedia Series. The MyTalk section of your account is where you can see things you posted to the discussion portion of Wikipedia articles. You’ll see what you’ve written and if someone reply to you, you can edit this page as well, add a new section, view the history and it’s already added to my watchlist. Your watch lists is where you’ll find all of the pages you’re watching on Wikipedia. They’re broken down by article and user, you can select them and remove them easily. If you go to ‘Edit Raw Watchlist’, you can simply delete them or type in a new subject to follow. And now I’m also following Panda Bears. Remember, there are 10 parts to this series, so don’t forget to checkout the other episodes in the Introduction to Wikipedia Series.

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Welcome back to the Introduction to Wikipedia Series. The MyTalk section of your account is where you can see things you posted to the discussion portion of Wikipedia articles. You’ll see what you’ve written and if someone reply to you, you can edit this page as well, add a new section, view the history and it’s already added to my watchlist.

Your watch lists is where you’ll find all of the pages you’re watching on Wikipedia. They’re broken down by article and user, you can select them and remove them easily. If you go to ‘Edit Raw Watchlist’, you can simply delete them or type in a new subject to follow. And now I’m also following Panda Bears.

Remember, there are 10 parts to this series, so don’t forget to checkout the other episodes in the Introduction to Wikipedia Series.

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