User talk:Rose Ashe

Welcome, Rose Ashe!

Hello, Rose Ashe, and welcome to Wikipedia!

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I'm looking forward to seeing your future contributions, Rose Ashe!

I just noticed the work you have done with the two cocktail articles you added. Great job! If you could also add {{WPMIX}} to the talk page of all mixed-drink related articles you create, that would really help a lot. I also see you are using the Infobox, and that's great, too (that's how I saw you had created the new articles). Since you seem to have an interest in cocktails, I'd like to encourage you to become an Active Participant in the Mixed Drinks WikiProject. We could really use your help, and by working with other Project Participants, it really makes a difference in the quality of articles available at Wikipedia. Thanks again!

  —Willscrlt (Talk·Cntrb) 15:05, 11 June 2008 (UTC)

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