User talk:Tomt

Use in research

You say: "I would not currently use many of the articles in a piece of research due to this bias."

Goodness, I hope you would not use any encyclopedia in a piece of research. Not Conservapedia, not Wikipedia, not the Encyclopædia Britannica. None of them are acceptable references. They are at best useful for acquiring background in an unknown area, but they are secondary sources at best. Dpbsmith 13:08, 25 March 2007 (EDT)

You must remember that when I am researching I am finding mostly out information on topics on my A level course, and therefore use many encyclopedias, textbooks and websites in amalgamating a piece of research. --TomT 14:21, 25 March 2007 (EDT)

Liberal?

Tomt you have been identified as a liberal by User:AustinM, would you mind self identifying? Thanks. Richard 12:00, 27 March 2007 (EDT)

Userboxes

Put
{{userboxtop|Your name}}<BR> {{User whatever}}<BR> {{User whatever}}<BR> {{userboxbottom}}<BR>

For Example: {{userboxtop|Tomt}}<BR> {{User enAmer}}<BR> {{User Tastycow}}<BR> {{userboxbottom}}<BR>

will give you the set at the right

Tomt en-US This user is a native speaker of the American English. This user thinks cows are tasty

A list of userboxes can be found at Conservapedia:userboxes If you need any more help just post on my talk page --CPAdmin1 19:17, 13 April 2007 (EDT)