First I want to mention that I deeply appreciate your candid frank and friendly response  It is refreshing to meet another Wikipedian who doesnt see any need to bite someones head off just because of a mistake whatever the size  Not that most Wikipedians do that but cordiality is still nice  Yes I agree that I should resist the urge to correct other peoples comments  For me the ill will is a much bigger factor especially because I always try to be very careful to never change the meaning of a comment but it is still a risk as you sayYoure right the edits are old and the link eventually gets you there  These are trivial changes but I find value in them  It is true that the servers dont spend much time on redirects but I still would like all links going directly to the article they refer to  Not that that will ever happen to all of WP or even EN WP but I can help  Actually I started fixing the redirecting links to that particular page because I wanted to make sure there were no double redirects which would be a problem and one worth fixing  Being a perfectionist I decided to go ahead and fix all the redirecting links instead of just the double redirects I want a nice clean Whatlinkshere page with no indentions   A large percentage of the redirects I am fixing are on main namespace pages not on talk pages and in those cases I also fix the visible spelling of the link when it is wrong since that should be right  So I am doing what you were saying about fixing the article pages  On talk pages and even in archives I have been fixing the appearance as well as the link target but I think Ill change my policy based on your wellmade point Im only going to change the link target nothing about the appearance  Does that seem reasonableI am interested in AWB but I havent really looked into it much  Thanks for the tipMy login problem is a toughie as far as I can tell  What happens is this I click the registerlogin link at the top right of the page  I enter my username and password  It says I have successfully logged in and even shows my username etc in the upper right  But then as soon as I switch to another page I am logged out again  I have checked my cookies and I am accepting cookies from all Wikimedia projects that Im working on  It is possible it is a firewall problem but I have no idea how to fix that  And it isnt just at the school where I work I cant login on computers in cybercafes in the area either  Maybe they all have the same type of firewall or something but I never had this problem until around December 2006 which was about the time our school changed its ISP  I dont know if that is related but if that is the case it seems strange that I cant even login when Im offcampus  A bit of a puzzler isnt itBTW if you dont mind me saying so I noticed that your contribs link in your signature doesnt go to your contributions page  The link should read SpecialContributionsFlex not SpecialContributionsFlex  Better to catch it now than latertalk

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First I want to mention that I deeply appreciate your candid frank and friendly response  It is refreshing to meet another Wikipedian who doesnt see any need to bite someones head off just because of a mistake whatever the size  Not that most Wikipedians do that but cordiality is still nice  Yes I agree that I should resist the urge to correct other peoples comments  For me the ill will is a much bigger factor especially because I always try to be very careful to never change the meaning of a comment but it is still a risk as you sayYoure right the edits are old and the link eventually gets you there  These are trivial changes but I find value in them  It is true that the servers dont spend much time on redirects but I still would like all links going directly to the article they refer to  Not that that will ever happen to all of WP or even EN WP but I can help  Actually I started fixing the redirecting links to that particular page because I wanted to make sure there were no double redirects which would be a problem and one worth fixing  Being a perfectionist I decided to go ahead and fix all the redirecting links instead of just the double redirects I want a nice clean Whatlinkshere page with no indentions   A large percentage of the redirects I am fixing are on main namespace pages not on talk pages and in those cases I also fix the visible spelling of the link when it is wrong since that should be right  So I am doing what you were saying about fixing the article pages  On talk pages and even in archives I have been fixing the appearance as well as the link target but I think Ill change my policy based on your wellmade point Im only going to change the link target nothing about the appearance  Does that seem reasonableI am interested in AWB but I havent really looked into it much  Thanks for the tipMy login problem is a toughie as far as I can tell  What happens is this I click the registerlogin link at the top right of the page  I enter my username and password  It says I have successfully logged in and even shows my username etc in the upper right  But then as soon as I switch to another page I am logged out again  I have checked my cookies and I am accepting cookies from all Wikimedia projects that Im working on  It is possible it is a firewall problem but I have no idea how to fix that  And it isnt just at the school where I work I cant login on computers in cybercafes in the area either  Maybe they all have the same type of firewall or something but I never had this problem until around December 2006 which was about the time our school changed its ISP  I dont know if that is related but if that is the case it seems strange that I cant even login when Im offcampus  A bit of a puzzler isnt itBTW if you dont mind me saying so I noticed that your contribs link in your signature doesnt go to your contributions page  The link should read SpecialContributionsFlex not SpecialContributionsFlex  Better to catch it now than latertalk

