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 == go vs. search == 

 Hi - FYI I added a bit to the thread at Wikipedia:Help desk#can't find a page from search.  I see from a thread above that you're monitoring an article to determine when the search index gets rebuilt.  I'm pretty sure this will not be tremendously meaningful since the index rebuild is manually initiated (by a developer - I'm not sure who specifically usually does this, perhaps Brion).  I've asked Brion before if there's a way to tell when the index was last rebuilt, and there is apparently no way anyone but a developer can directly find this out.  Given how frequently this comes up, it seems an indication of when the index was last rebuilt (like ""search index last rebuilt on "") should be added to the search results page.  I'll suggest this to Brion.  I also gather that running the search index rebuild process takes a pretty long time and slows down the site (which is why it's not done automatically at some scheduled time).      

 ==RfA Thank You!== 
 Thanks Hydnjo, 

 I am honored by your support in my recent successful request for adminship.  As an administrator, I am your servant, ready to help however I can.  (In your case, since you've had the tools longer than I, my best use might be menial labor!)  My talk page is always open; should you need anything, or should you see me making a mistake  probably a common occurrence  please do let me know.  I will depend on the good sense of the community to keep me from making a complete fool of myself! )  In gratitude,   

 ==Thanks for your friendly welcome== 

 Just one question: when I want to ask a specific user a question, is the right way to do it the way I'm asking you this question now? 

 Best regards, 
 

 :Yes, exactly this way. Some users however may choose to reply on their own page in order to keep the conversation (if there is one) intact on one page so you may want to put that user on your watchlist. In the case of this question I'm going to answer on my page and then copy the whole thing to your page which is another way that you might encounter or want to do for whatever reason. I very rarely find a need to do this - just showing you how. Also, it's a good idea to put something in the edit summary even if only a word or two.  
 :Please feel free to ask me anytime you think I can help out.     
 ::Thanks again. I decided not use my full name in the wikipedia, and removed it from the signature in my question above.   

 == Proposal I expect you'll find interesting == 

 In case you didn't notice, see Wikipedia:Village pump (policy)#User:Conrad Devonshire/Better means of identifying when an article receives or loses featured status.      

 == Admin? == 

 Hi - I notice you haven't been editing much lately.  Is this because you've found other interesting things to do, or has the same old/same old here gotten a little boring?  Would you find life here more interesting as an admin?  I know you're not a technogeek, but you've certainly been around long enough to know the ropes and you're certainly, let's say, mature enough to handle the awesome responsibility (alright, so maybe it's not that awesome).  If you're interested, please let me know.  The dual nature of your login might be an issue for some folks, but I don't think there's a way  to know for sure without doing the RFA thing.      
 :I understand.  If you ever change your mind(s), just let me know (although judging by MJCdetroit's nomination, RfA seems to have turned into a little bit more of a circus than it perhaps used to be) .     

  
 ==Signature edit== 
 Why did you feel a need to alter my signature on  page? Had I wanted it linked I certainly know to do so and the way you edited my signature is not characteristic of my linked signature which is:    
 :All comments on Talk pages need to be linked to the editor who made them in order to easily determine who made them without scouring the history of the page. I certainly wasn't implying that you don't know how to do it yourself, so please