:Thanks, Mathglot. I just happened to be watching “Only Fools and Horses” last night when Del made reference to Rodney looking like a “Swan Vesta”. I went to Wiki to find out what one was and noticed the cultural reference to what I’d just seen wasn’t in the article. I thought it worthy of inclusion, so I added it.
:Thanks, Mathglot. I just happened to be watching “Only Fools and Horses” last night when Del made reference to Rodney looking like a “Swan Vesta”. I went to Wiki to find out what one was and noticed the cultural reference to what I’d just seen wasn’t in the article. I thought it worthy of inclusion, so I added it.
:Jeff [[User:Jeff in NM|Jeff in NM]] ([[User talk:Jeff in NM#top|talk]]) 00:58, 27 January 2026 (UTC)
:Jeff [[User:Jeff in NM|Jeff in NM]] ([[User talk:Jeff in NM#top|talk]]) 00:58, 27 January 2026 (UTC)
:: Great, Jeff, glad you did! I’ll take any excuse to get someone interested in adding a fact to an article, or fixing an error. One thing: everything added to an article has to be verifiable, and although your [[WP:ES|edit summary]] provides that (”Only Fools and Horses” edit from S5E4 “Tea for Three” about seven minutes into the episode”), Wikipedia rules require that to be in the article itself, in the form of a [[WP:CITE|citation]]. Adding citations is a fundamental skill at Wikipedia; you can read more about it at [[Wikipedia:Referencing for beginners]]. We have a citation template that makes it easier to do this for audio/video; it’s called, [[Template:AV media]]. Please check it out, and see if you can add that to the article right after the content you added previously, and embedded between <code><ref>…</ref></code> tags. Thanks, and keep up the good work. [[User:Mathglot|Mathglot]] ([[User talk:Mathglot|talk]]) 02:18, 27 January 2026 (UTC)
:: Great, Jeff, glad you did! I’ll take any excuse to get someone interested in adding a fact to an article, or fixing an error. One thing: everything added to an article has to be verifiable, and although your [[WP:ES|edit summary]] provides that (”Only Fools and Horses” edit from S5E4 “Tea for Three” about seven minutes into the episode”), Wikipedia rules require that to be in the article itself, in the form of a [[WP:CITE|citation]]. Adding citations is a fundamental skill at Wikipedia; you can read more about it at [[Wikipedia:Referencing for beginners]]. We have a citation template that makes it easier to do this for audio/video; it’s called, [[Template:AV media]]. Please check it out, and see if you can add that to the article right after the content you added previously, and embedded between <code><ref>…</ref></code> tags. Thanks, and keep up the good work. [[User:Mathglot|Mathglot]] ([[User talk:Mathglot|talk]]) 02:18, 27 January 2026 (UTC)
Hello, Jeff in NM, and welcome to Wikipedia! I’m Mathglot and I’ve volunteered to be your Wikipedia mentor. I’m here for you whenever you need help with Wikipedia. It’s great to have you on board to help create this online encyclopedia.
See your homepage for a brief tutorial. Here are a few links you might find helpful:
Need some ideas about what kind of things need doing? Try the “Suggested edits” module top left on your homepage, or the Task Center. Based on your contributions, you might want to consider joining WikiProject New Mexico.
Help is available: as your Mentor, you can always find me listed in the “Get editing help” module bottom right on your homepage; there are also additional help links there. You can also ask me questions directly on my talk page, or try the Wikipedia:Teahouse to get help designed especially for new users from a team of experienced volunteers. So go ahead and ask questions — we’re here to help!
Once again, welcome to Wikipedia! Mathglot (talk) 21:40, 26 January 2026 (UTC)
- Thanks, Mathglot. I just happened to be watching “Only Fools and Horses” last night when Del made reference to Rodney looking like a “Swan Vesta”. I went to Wiki to find out what one was and noticed the cultural reference to what I’d just seen wasn’t in the article. I thought it worthy of inclusion, so I added it.
- Jeff Jeff in NM (talk) 00:58, 27 January 2026 (UTC)
- Great, Jeff, glad you did! I’ll take any excuse to get someone interested in adding a fact to an article, or fixing an error. One thing: everything added to an article has to be verifiable, and although your edit summary provides that (Only Fools and Horses” edit from S5E4 “Tea for Three” about seven minutes into the episode), Wikipedia rules require that to be in the article itself, in the form of a citation. Adding citations is a fundamental skill at Wikipedia; you can read more about it at Wikipedia:Referencing for beginners. We have a citation template that makes it easier to do this for audio/video; it’s called, Template:Cite AV media. Please check it out, and see if you can add that to the article right after the content you added previously, and embedded between
<ref>...</ref>tags. Thanks, and keep up the good work. Mathglot (talk) 02:18, 27 January 2026 (UTC)
- Great, Jeff, glad you did! I’ll take any excuse to get someone interested in adding a fact to an article, or fixing an error. One thing: everything added to an article has to be verifiable, and although your edit summary provides that (Only Fools and Horses” edit from S5E4 “Tea for Three” about seven minutes into the episode), Wikipedia rules require that to be in the article itself, in the form of a citation. Adding citations is a fundamental skill at Wikipedia; you can read more about it at Wikipedia:Referencing for beginners. We have a citation template that makes it easier to do this for audio/video; it’s called, Template:Cite AV media. Please check it out, and see if you can add that to the article right after the content you added previously, and embedded between
