`  == Thanks, Phoenixrod ==    Not a question. Just a note to say that my introduction to Wikipedia hasn't been at all ``harsh``, and to keep related messages on the same page as you suggested. Thanks for your patient advice, Phoenixrod. When I have time, I shall carefully read the links you gave in your introduction, and then perhaps I'll be able to contribute effectively. I'm already an editor at another site (where the proper use of English is taken very seriously), so I could perhaps fit in here. Right now, though, other interests call insistently. For your amusement, here is the English world's existing arguably-best perfect pangram (it's shown in Wikipedia)...  Cwm fjord bank glyphs vext quiz.  And here is my best one...  Won't Q-glyph's friz vex dumb Jack?  ``Friz`` is a valid word, and the entire sentence makes so much sense that I was even able to incorporate it in a limerick...  Other signwriters, taken aback That dim Jack will be painting the plaque, Because tails on glyph Q's With their friz (curls) confuse, Wonder, ``Won't Q-glyph's friz vex dumb Jack?``  I must say that I would have thought that the writers of your article would hardly need citations and research to see which one is best. My wordplay colleagues think it's no contest. But I have no article I can cite.`