User talk:AlexAdler

Welcome to the Order, AlexAlder!

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Feel free to contact me on my talkpage if you need anything. -- Vatsa1708 (Talk) 12:11, 2012 September 21

Taken The Liberty

I apologize for the repeated edits to your talk page, but there was something in the coding that needed to be corrected else leaving a message in your talk page wouldn't look the way it was supposed to. You'll be pleased to discover that I have taken the liberty of adding in the ceremonial white box to your talk page as is customary and providing the formal greeting. I dearly hope Vatsa mind my manipulation of his signature... So I am sorry if I overstept my boundaries in that manner. I hope everything checks out so respond as soon as possible and let me know how you like the change to your talk page... PS: Ah, I also had to delete the previous messages left on your talk page to make adequate room for the coding.