User talk:Jtneill

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Your feedback is welcome at User talk:Username142857

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Dear my mentor, I believe we have already seen User:Username142857 making too many non-Wikiversity questions at Wikiversity:Candidates for Custodianship/MathXplore and Wikiversity talk:Custodianship/Archive 6. In the beginning, I answered them one by one as part of demonstrating my competency to answer questions as a custodian candidate (and they were somewhat related to my global contributions) and courtesy to discussion participants. However, by facing special:diff/2631774 and special:diff/2618170 (editing discussion archives, re-opening closed discussions), I started to believe that we should bring an end to their excessive non-Wikiversity usage of Wikiversity (talk) namespaces. According to w:User talk:Username142857 (especially w:special:diff/1073391896), User:Username142857 is evaluated as the other editors are tired to waste their time to read and answer your non-useful edits. and I think they are doing the similar thing at Wikiversity. Our community may have limited tolerance for such behavior. If you had any experience of handling such issues in the past, your feedback may be helpful to allow User:Username142857 to improve their behavior. Thank you for your attention and mentoring. MathXplore (discusscontribs) 03:21, 9 June 2024 (UTC)Reply

@MathXplore: Thanks for the heads up. Sorry for slow response. I'm recovering from COVID, but on way back. Thankyou for your very patient, clear, and supportive feedback on Username142857's talk page which, along with Mikeu, seems to have communicated the concerns and hopefully lead to a change/improvement in behaviour. What a great example of handling challenging behaviour courteously. Fingers crossed. Keep well. Sincerely, James -- Jtneill - Talk - c 00:39, 22 June 2024 (UTC)Reply