User talk:DRHovis
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I hope you enjoy editing here and being a Wikipedian! Again, welcome! Sarsenet•he/they•(talk) 08:06, 30 April 2025 (UTC)
:Hello Sarsenet,
:Thank you for guiding me into the complexities of Wikipedia editing. I apologize for not writing sooner but I am a very busy, healthy old man. Based on your guidance I printed the Ten Simple Rules for Editing Wikipedia, studied them, reviewed almost a dozen Wiki articles I had printed, and realized how bold I had been to modify the Recovery Version writeup; but, as a retired computer software developer, I enjoyed the quality of Wikipedia’s development environment for normal people.
:Further research led me to an online version of the RVB, [http://www.recoveryversion.bible www.recoveryversion.bible], which provides all the background material needed to show that what I wrote was not my own opinion, thoughts, or research but both a summarized and straight forward extraction of material from the Recovery Version.
:I’ve revised my changes to Wiki’s Recovery Version article and was going to implement them. This is what professional software developers do, but I was blocked! Smart move, you don’t know me.
:Is there a way I can update the Recovery Version article . I could past them here. What do you or an appropriate person think?
:DrH. (Great initials 🙂). DRHovis (talk) 16:04, 14 May 2025 (UTC)