User talk:KeithLScott

If you haven't checked them out yet, you might want to check out some of the things your new account lets you do, such as

There are a few things you probably want to keep in mind as you traverse Wikipedia:

• Please write with a neutral point of view. This is perhaps one of the most important tenets of Wikipedia — write neutrally, and don't interject your opinion into articles.

• Please assume that people's actions are well-meant, unless they've given you ample cause to believe otherwise. On Wikipedia, this is referred to as "assuming good faith."

• If you get into disagreements with others, please try to work it out
  methods for resolving disagreements
  , but it is best if the parties can work out by themselves ... and it reflects best on you, too.

• Please respect others' copyrights — that means it's not kosher to just cut and paste from webpages.

• If you need somewhere to goof around with things, try the
  be bold
  .

• Please sign any message you leave on a talk page (not your contributions to an article, but any personal messages you might leave on an article's talk page or a person's talk page) with four tildes. This will sign your name. Four tildes look like this: ~~~~

More rules of the road can be found

If you'd like to learn more about Wikipedia, there are a few good places to start. Check out the

If I can be of any help, please feel free to drop me a line on my talk page (and be sure to check back there for my response). But since I'm not always available, you may get a quicker response by typing {{helpme}} on this page, and an experienced Wikipedian will shortly come around to answer any questions you may have.