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Talk page for: Uniformity and jurisdiction in U.S. federal court tax decisions. I'm constructing this while also having to work on other things. I hope to complete it by sometime Thursday, 12/6/07. Substantive, editorial, and technical suggestions are welcome. I've edited one previous wiki and this is the first one I've done from scratch. Unfortunately, I've not found a comprehensive guide to creating an article and so my technical approach is pretty clunky. For instance, a good samaritan posted the article and did some formating for it, but I don't know how to go in an make corrections to the text and complete the partial citation (it will use information from the second paragraph. I don't see an edit button for the first paragraph, so am not yet able to make the corrections and additions. I do see the edit box for the rest of the article, and I'm working on that now. Also, I saw a message asking that I sign changes, but I haven't spotted a place to do that. WDB35