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 ==Thanx for welcoming me== 
 Hey, thank you for welcoming me to wikipedia and backing up what i wrote on the article about chimpanzees.   

 Woo, thanks, didn't know you did Wikipedia! I made one tiny change a while back, but this is still very new to me, but something I'm very fond of (I have become convinced that Wikipedia is the greatest treasure trove of information this world has).   

 Hey, thanks for the welcome 
 

 Thanks for welcoming and four tildes advice =)   Akaabc  

 Thanks for the welcome.   

 Thanks for the welcome and the advice!   

 That habit of seeing things needing fixing is not yours alone; typos speak to me. It is a huge relief that Wikipedia lets me fix them. )   

 Thanks for the welcome!   

 Belated thanks for my welcome! It must have worked: see how long I've stayed here!   

 Thanks for the welcome too, you seem like a great guy to know around here   

 Thanks for the warm welcome! ) Nice to know there are great people like you around. Foolish question removed, sorry, didn't read through your entire message. p  8 July 2005 15:22 (UTC) 

 Thanks for the welcome... Not much more to say than that i guess p, but thanks. Wait, just thought of something. How do you know when someone just starts edit. -  

 Thanks for the welcome.  I am mostly just a random reader of articles.  But I might fix a spelling error or ask a question in talk.  And my only connection to bird watching is being acquainted with Chan Robbins.   

 I also appreciate your kind welcome.  Is that your official Wikipedia job, or what?    

 Dear Stacey, I appreciate the welcome note, will read.  Happy editing!!    

 Hi, and yet another thanks for the welcome.  I'm getting off to a slow start as a 
 Wikipedian, as you can tell by the timestamp below, and the fact that you left your 
 note on my  back in June! 
 We share an interest in Bookcrossing.  Be well!   

 Thank you for the welcome! My job with Wikispecies to be continued later...   

 ==Primates== 
 ===Primate Classification=== 
 Hello UtherSRG. I'm user Bradypus from the German Wikipedia and I just saw you translated the baboon articles. I also somtimes check the English Wikipedia and found out you use a very different kind of primate classification (for instance giving the Aotus-monkeys family status under the name Nyctipithecidae) than we do. We have a rather ""traditional"" classification. What is your source? Regards,  Bradypus (I don't know how to do this Interwiki signatures) 

 Hello UtherSRG. I really thought you speak a little bit German, because those Babelfish-translations are not very exact. (This is a useful dictionary which I often use, maybe it helps). I looked at the 5 baboon specieses and the Cercopithecinae. Please check my addendums, for I'm not a native speaker and word order, spelling and such things can be wrong.  (Bradypus) 

 ===Tarsiers=== 
 Sorry, my mistake! I misread the hierarchy on the New World Monkeys page, thanks for putting me right (so quickly).  
 :You wrote: ""What is your interest in Primates?"" 
 :Purely platonic