User talk:Ragityman

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Basic help
I dipped a toe in on several projects by finding extremely simple edits I could make, and be sure that I was correct. I am attempting to do the same with the course on circuit analysis, a featured course today, by chance, and a ground where I can feel confident of my footing. I see only one edit button on that page, which gives me only partial access. Is there a "semiprotect in place? Is it possible to get more section headers, or some such?  I have very few edits on Wikiversity, and I understand the need, I'm just not sure how to proceed.  Ragityman (discuss • contribs) 18:58, 3 March 2018 (UTC)


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