User talk:Brother Officer

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Next Steps

Next steps!

It's time to answer some questions! Would you check out the list of questions that were submitted by the community and others and try to answer some? -- Philippe 01:24, 22 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Greetings

After reading your comments on the "What could be done to increase the number of active contributors to the projects?" thread, I want to invite you to look at the work that the Community health task force is doing and encourage you to offer your suggestions. We are looking for more people to help us review research studies for data related to the topic, investigate what is working well already that can expanded on, and then put the ideas into proposals and recommendations. Please feel free to contact me about specific ways that you can get more involved, or simply jump in and leave comments on our task force talk pages. FloNight 11:17, 26 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]

note

I responded to your note on my talk page. :-) -- Philippe 22:54, 27 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Continuation of discussion

Hi Brother Officer; I feel like an idiot. I just realized your post had nothing to do with the Quality Task Force. When I clicked on "New Messages", I thought I was only getting messages related to the Quality Task Force. I now realize your posting related to the Question of the Week. Sorry.

I think it is great that you enjoy entering old books and documents. I'm really glad someone does. I often see old books and documents that I think someone should digitize and transcribe, but I have to admit, I don't think I could stick with it. I do however think your work is a great contribution to humanity.

I agree that "achievers" in general have limited time, but it does strike me that some people on the wiki projects seem to be online continually. It is difficult for me to even keep up with reading the posts on the Quality Task Force, let alone contribute in a meaningful way.

Regarding your question, I am not an administrator, but I can't speak for the others.

Keep up the good work. At least you know that someone (me) appreciates it.