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Fixing layout errors: This could include moving a new comment from the top of a page to the bottom, adding a header to a comment not having one, repairing accidental damage by one party to another's comments, correcting unclosed markup tags that mess up the entire page's formatting, accurately replacing HTML table code with a wikitable, etc.  Sectioning: If a thread has developed new subjects, it may be desirable to split it into separate discussions with their own headings or subheadings.  When a topic is split into two topics, rather than subsectioned, it is often useful for there to be a link from the new topic to the original and vice versa. A common way of doing this is noting the change at the [then-]end of the original thread, and adding an unobtrusive note under the new heading, e.g. <code>:<small>This topic was split off from [[#FOOBAR]], above.</small></code>. Some reformatting may be necessary to maintain the sense of the discussion to date and to preserve attribution. It is essential that splitting does not inadvertently alter the meaning of any comments.  Section headings: Because threads are shared by multiple editors (regardless how many have posted so far), no one, including the original poster, "owns" a talk page discussion or its heading. It is generally acceptable to change headings when a better header is appropriate, e.g. one more descriptive of the content of the discussion or the issue discussed, less one-sided, more appropriate for accessibility reasons, etc. To avoid disputes it is best to discuss a heading change with the editor who started the thread, if possible, when a change is likely to be controversial. It can also sometimes be appropriate to merge entire sections under one heading (often preserving the later one as a subheading) if their discussions are redundant.  Disambiguating or fixing links, if the linked-to page has moved, a talk page section has been archived, the link is simply broken by a typographical error, etc. Do not change links in others' posts to go to entirely different pages. If in doubt, ask the editor in question to update their own post, or add a follow-up comment of your own suggesting the alternative link.  Only fix a link to a template that has been replaced or deprecated if the effect of the new template is essentially the same as what the poster used (otherwise, simply allow the post to redlink to the old template, as a broken post is preferable to one with altered meaning).  Hiding or resizing images: You may hide an image (e.g. change [[File:foo.jpg|<var>...details...</var>]] to [[:File:foo.jpg|<var>...details...</var>]] by adding a colon) once discussion of it has ended.  This is especially appropriate for "warning" and "alert" icons included in bot-posted notices which are usually quickly resolved.  Another common image-related edit is re-sizing images that were posted in full size and take up too much room on the talk page. De-linking categories: you may make category links inactive (e.g. change [[Category: foobar]] to [[:Category: foobar]] by adding a colon) to prevent the page from being added to a discussed category. Hiding old code samples: You may redact (replace with a note, or collapse) large code samples once discussion of the sample has ended; for instance fulfilled  requests.  Personal talk page cleanup: On your own user talk page, you may archive threads at your discretion.  Simply deleting others' comments on your talk page is not forbidden by policy, but is discouraged. It is also rather pointless. Many new users believe they can hide critical comments by deleting them. This is not true. Such comments can always be retrieved from the page history.  In the past, it was standard practice to "summarize" talk page comments, but this practice has fallen into disuse. Refactoring and archiving are still appropriate.  Own comments  It is best to avoid changing your own comments. Other users may have already quoted you with a diff (see above) or have otherwise responded to your statement. Therefore, use "Show preview" and think about how your amended statement may look to others before you save it.  Substantially altering a comment after it has been replied to may deny the reply of its original context. It can also be confusing. Before you change your own comment, consider taking one of the following steps:  Contact the person(s) who replied (through their talk page) and ask if it is okay to delete or change your text.  Use deletion and insertion markup or a place-holder to show the comment has been altered.  Deletion (which in most browsers is rendered as struck-through text, is coded <del>like this</del> and ends up like this.  An insertion, which in most browsers is rendered as underlined text, is coded <ins>like that</ins> and ends up like that.  A placeholder is a phrase such as "[Thoughtless and stupid comment removed by the author.]". This will ensure that your fellow editors' irritated responses still make sense. In turn, they may then wish to replace their reply with something like, "[Irritated response to deleted comment removed. Apology accepted.]"  Please do not apply any such changes to other editors' comments without permission.  When modifying a comment, you can add a parenthetical note pointing out the change.  You can also add an additional timestamp by typing ~~~~~ (five tildes).  Disputes If you have a disagreement or a problem with someone's behavior, please read Wikipedia:Dispute resolution.  Technical and format standards Layout  Start new topics at the bottom of the page: If you put a post at the top of the page, it is confusing and can easily be overlooked. The latest topic should be the one at the bottom of the page. Then the next post will go underneath yours and so on. This makes it easy to see the chronological order of posts. A quick way to do this is to use the "new section" tab next to the edit button on the talk page you are on. Separate multiple points with whitespace: If a single post has several points, it makes it clearer to separate them with a paragraph break (i.e. a blank line). Whitespace is not necessary if your post is indented with colons; simply starting another line with the same indentation level will have an appropriate gap in the output. Whitespace is also not necessary between any lines within an indented or bulleted list, and actually increases the complexity of the generated HTML code, which can have accessibility implications. Thread your post: Use indentation as shown in Wikipedia:Talk page#Indentation (or, more specifically, Wikipedia:Indentation) to clearly indicate who you are replying to, as with usual threaded discussions. Normally colons are used, not bullet points (although the latter are commonly used at AfD, CfD, etc.).  New topics and headings on talk pages See also Wikipedia:Manual of Style Start new topics at the bottom of the page: If you put a post at the top of the page, it is confusing and can also get easily overlooked. The latest topic should be the one at the bottom of the page. Make a new heading for a new topic: It will then be clearly separated into its own section and will also appear in the TOC (table of contents) at the top of the page. A heading is easy to create with == on either side of the words, as in  == Heading ==.  The "Post a comment" feature can be used to do this automatically.  (If you are using the default Wikipedia:Skin, you can use the "+" tab next to the "Edit this page" tab instead.)  Enter a subject/heading in the resulting edit page, and it will automatically become the section heading. Keep headings on topics related to the article. It should be clear from the heading which aspect of the article you wish to discuss. Do not write "This article is wrong" but address the specific issue you want to discuss. Keep headings neutral: A heading should indicate what the topic is, but not communicate a specific view about it. Do not praise in headings: You may wish to commend a particular edit, but this could be seen in a different light by someone who disagrees with the edit. Do not be critical in headings: This includes being critical about details of the article. Those details were written by individual editors, who may experience the heading as an attack on them. Never address other users in a heading: A heading should invite all editors to respond to the subject addressed. Headings may be about a user's edits but not specifically to a user. Never use headings to attack other users: While NPA and AGF apply everywhere at Wikipedia, using headings to attack other users by naming them in the heading is especially egregious, since it places their name prominently in the Table of Contents, and can thus enter that heading in the edit summary of the page's edit history. Since edit summaries and edit histories aren't normally subject to revision, that wording can then haunt them and damage their credibility for an indefinite time period, even though edit histories are excluded from search engines.URLs of edit histories and revision differences begin with http://en.wikipedia.org/w/, and Wikipedia's robots.txt file disallows /w/. Reporting on another user's edits from a neutral point of view is an exception, especially reporting edit warring or other incidents to administrators. Create subsections if helpful.  Talk page discussions should be concise, but if a single discussion becomes particularly long, it may be helpful to add a subsection (such as ===Arbitrary break===) for ease of editing.  This is preferable to using templates like  and may facilitate the involvement of editors with slower computers and Internet connections.  Links, time and page name Make links freely:  Links to articles are as useful on talk pages as anywhere else, and links to non-existent articles can help get them onto the most wanted articles list. Use Coordinated Universal Time, when referring to a time, e.g. the time of an edit or page move. When mentioning the name of the page, cite the current name: This applies when a page is moved (i.e. retitled). In such a case, the Talk page is usually also moved. If you continue to use the old name, it will be confusing, especially for new editors to the article.  When to condense pages Large talk pages become difficult to read and strain the limits of older browsers. It is helpful to archive or refactor a page either when it exceeds 50 KB, or has more than 10 main topics. Archive—do not delete: When a talk page has become too large or a particular subject is not discussed any more, do not delete the content—archive it. See Help:Archiving a talk page for details on why and how to. Summarize ("refactor"): See Wikipedia:Refactoring talk pages for details on why and how to refactor talk pages.  ব্যবহারকারীর আলাপ পাতা  While the purpose of article talk pages is to discuss the content of articles, the purpose of user talk pages is to draw the attention or discuss the edits of a user. Wikipedia is not a social networking site, and all discussion should ultimately be directed solely toward the improvement of the site.  Users may freely remove comments from their own talk pages, though archiving is preferred.  They may also remove some content in archiving. The removal of a warning is taken as evidence that the warning has been read by the user. 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