User talk:David Bodart

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Signing your posts
I see that you signed up for a United States History course., assuming that was you. You can sign posts with ~ which will substitute, when you save it, a link to your user name, plus a time stamp. Be sure to be logged in! Otherwise MediWiki, our software, won't know who you are, it will substitute, instead, your IP address, which is what showed in history, see the link I provide above. --Abd 20:15, 19 August 2011 (UTC)