Disputatio Usoris:Cratyx

Hoc scribam latine anglice quia in pagina tua non pars exprimens in quibus linguis facilissime loquaris. In primum, salve apud nos, et gaudemus ut hinc veneris. Speramus ut nobis possis opem dare, atque possimus tibi in tale modo, sive hic stas discere seu scribere. Video modo paucas sententias nostras de scribendo articulorum faciendoque. Praecipue, praenomina latinizantur plerumque sola, cognomina nisi quaclaritim romantica non mutantur. Si cognomen latinizes, non scribe sufficem in italicis. De scribendo annorum etiam: noli numeris uti romanis; paginas obfuscat, et incongruens est alteris paginis. In paginas appelando modus operandi noster est licere numeris romanis numeros indicare, et arabicis annos, ac etiam in articulos scribendo, utimur arabicis solis. Certus sum ut Iustinus aut alterus administrator mox te recte salveat, sed interea, es liberus/a/um me petere pro auxilio in ullo modo possim. Pax tibi et vale.

I'm writing this in latin and english, as you haven't indicated in your user page which languages you speak best. First off, welcome to our wikipedia, we're glad you came. We hope you can help us, and that we can help you in kind, whether you're here to elarn or to write. But please, take a look at a few of our guidelines for writing and formatting articles. Primarily, at the way we do names and dates. First names are usually latinized, and last names kept the way they are unless they are blatantly latinizable. If you do latinize the last name, please don't italicize the suffix. The other thing is dates. We don't use roman numerals for dates, we use arabic. In article names, we let roman numerals indicate actual numbers, and arabic numerals indicate years. But in writing articles, we use arabic for both. I'm sure Iustinus will greet you officially soon, but in the meantime, feel free to ask me any questions or for help of any sort. Peace.--Ioshus Rocchio 01:07, 18 Februarii 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Thank you for this comment, I've already fixed the dates, names and a few mistakes. Sincerely, Cratyx