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About the "sequence" thing. I think you should have rather written a short paragraph before the "See also" section, rather trying to fit it all in a bullet point in "See also". But this is again debateable, and actually is a matter of style.
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Hi, this is the subpage of my user talk for general thoughts, philosophical, epistemological and similar discussions (from about usage of punctuation marks to the meaning of life and the universe).
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In some sense, my double quotes correspond to the double braces you put around "welcome"...(I didn't know that it is "current" to create an other user's Talk page by putting this template on top.)
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Yes. Is there some "official" advice about this? I find it not so bad if the links in the "see also" section contain a very brief hint (that should not exceed a line even on a
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There is no official advice as far as I am aware of. This is why on
Knowledge on has to be always willing to talk, and if necessary compromise or accept different opinions.
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No problem. I start to notice that one (me, at least) is never careful enough when making the first steps on a new kind of "communication media"...
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Thanks for your welcoming message... In fact, it came so quickly after my "post" that I first thought it was done by a robot.
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So let me back off and say that I exaggerated with my remarks. Good we got to the root of it though. Cheers,
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But I used also "welcoming message" without quotes, and this second occurrence refers to your "real" welcome.
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About quotation marks, the same remark as above. Putting quotation marks changes the meaning of a word.
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I think I exaggerated a bit. Quotes are of course very appropriate in many circumstances.
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Same for "sequence", if it is a true sequence, it must not have quotation marks.
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When you say that I "welcome" you, it looks as if you think I did not mean it.
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something like "so to say", or "what could be called ...".
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OK, you have a very good point. I would still prefer
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By the way, it was a real welcome, not a "welcome". :)
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In fact, for me, the double quotes have 2 meanings:
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