User talk:Watfordshire

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Looking over Barabas De Gras, I noticed that you don't have any backlinks to anywhere. It's always a good idea to create a link back to wherever they came from originally, otherwise they show up in the Dead-end pages page, and we sysops have to try to figure out where they belong. Better for you to do so, and on all your pages.

I also noticed that you have started using Category:Watfordshire on your pages. I just upgraded that to a Factbook, so the link should now be live.

Have fun! Frisbeeteria Θtalk 15:38, 20 Oct 2004 (GMT)

The whole purpose of a wiki is to move easily from page to page, following those topics that interest you. If you link to Barabas De Gras from Watfordshire, then there should be at least one link on Barabas De Gras that will take you back to Watfordshire, and ideally some other links that will take you other interesting places.
A page without internal links is a dead-end, and unlikely to generate much interest. Build the connections, and people who stumble across one of you pages will then have the opportunity to read them all. Frisbeeteria Θtalk