User talk:86.20.169.136
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[edit] Your reference desk question
It looks like you've added the same question to Wikipedia:Reference desk/Computing several (five, I think) times. I guess you're adding it but then not seeing that it's adding, and so valiantly retrying. But really it has been added, and you're not seeing it because you're getting a cached version of the page. I'd suggest you clear your cache to the the page as it currently is (and to see any replies that someone may add). Better yet you could join the wikipedia community proper and create an account - one nice thing is that signed-in users don't see a cached version of a page, but the latest thing. -- Finlay McWalter | Talk 23:27, 25 October 2007 (UTC)
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