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Please refrain from meaningless edits to old discussions such as Special:Diff/2689167/85480853. You also do not need to spam my talk page about minor edits for a 4 year old edit - firstly, in most cases we at Wiktionary don't make a fuss about "minor edits" and secondly, I obviously know about minor edits - marking that edit as minor was mostly just out of habit at that time. – Svārtava (tɕ) 07:19, 7 July 2025 (UTC)Reply
- Hi @Svartava,
- I am sorry if you found it annoying, but we unfortunately have no better way to mark old/resolved discussion than what I did above to my knowledge.
- Please remain civil; reporting your mistakes is not "spamming" your talk page. I do know I did not need to do that; that was a courtesy. You also do not need to spam my talk page or make a fuss every time someone puts a message you didn’t enjoy on your talk page; thank you for directing your ingratitude elsewhere. Chealer (talk) 19:53, 8 July 2025 (UTC)Reply
- No, we don't usually alter a discussion (especially an old one) to "mark" it as fixed - that is contrary to our practice for most such talk page discussions. Please stop wasting our time. – Svārtava (tɕ) 02:06, 9 July 2025 (UTC)Reply
- Please learn to read before putting junk on other people’s talk pages; what I said is that we had no better way to mark old discussions (with the old discussion system). Nobody claimed we "usually do it"… there’s a reason why it took over a decade to get to it. --Chealer (talk) 03:00, 9 July 2025 (UTC)Reply