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I know this is too much to ask, but I would really like to keep coverage of the Manumission society as positive and digestible as possible until March. Your edits so far are perfect, I just don't want there to be any edit wars or undue weight. I truly don't think you're the "bad guy" in your dealings
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I am opposed to all efforts to impose uniformity on Knowledge; imposition of national or political PoV are the worst, and most common of these; but the AD/CE edit war is another and clearer example. The wiki solution to the problem would be for anyone who was editing a sentence anyway to change the
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After six months or so, either it doesn't pass, and somehow the sky manages not to fall; or it does pass, some established editors are harassed, a large number of newbies are driven away, and we watch our expansion slow further - but there's never any great improvement to the encyclopedia.
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style if he objected to it, and otherwise to leave it alone. It is an elementary theorem of probability theory that the proportion of AD to CE would then reflect the proportion of people who prefer one to the other, and WP would achieve uniformity when the world does - and not before.
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I think this example makes clear why MoS #2 and MoS #3 should not be the same; we can reasonably suggest that American articles use "fourth", but we should not deprive an article of FA because someone has used "quarter" instead; American English can, as
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The same logic applies to the doubtless well-intentioned effort to format Knowledge identically in every article, and to the recurring spats over Anglo-American usage. Both of these are also contrary to express policy, and I approve those policies.
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I'm still wanting to add more "color" to the articles, i.e. specific activities of the group. I've got so much to do and little experience with Knowledge, that I'm afraid I'm a bit intimidated and overwhelmed.
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makes abundantly clear the amount of judgment involved in the application of T1; other speedy criteria can be verified trivially, and usually all reasonable editors will agree when they have been met.
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There are five different approaches to a Manual of Style. MOS should use most of them; it doesn't. Approach 4 is all too often advocated, but Knowledge is not an exercise in language reform.
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There seems to be an understanding that you have given the OK for mass userbox deletion. I think it would be helpful if you could make it fully clear that this is not the case.
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I'm frankly hoping to enlist your help - if you can do anything at all to collaborate with me on this project (around all of these related articles), I would be so grateful.
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to block all alt accounts (as opposed to abusive alt accounts, which are the only ones we can recognize) is merely unenforceable and useless - but it did inspire this thread.
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as well as your many other contributions to grecian topics, i present you with the rosetta barnstar award. thank you for your thoughtful and intelligent editing.
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disaster, this rarely begins with the cry "the sky is falling"; but it rapidly emerges. Part of the problem appears to be thinking in terms of a
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with...others, in fact - I can see both sides. (Have you ever thought the user in question might be the source he most cites? Just a thought.)
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If I have linked to this section, it probably means that I oppose giving some Crusader an office of trust or profit. Recent Crusades include:
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Reasoning of the form: "I don't do X (use userboxes/edit anonymously...); why should you have the right to do X? After all, it can be abused."
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The desperation to support an untenable position to which one is nonetheless committed has caused centuries of extreme mental gymnastics.
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NPOV. There is in fact a lot of reading on the web about these issues with the society. It's important to keep the coverage neutral.
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The perpetual Crusades at MOS to mandate one of several valid forms of English; the latest is an effort to decree that we should use
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The EVIL practice X is usually something which makes no substantive difference to article space, but which some editors find useful.
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This is not an encyclopedia article or the talk page for an encyclopedia article. If you find this page on any site other than
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We've seen all of these; the last usually in some modified form , because even our Crusaders do sometimes edit articles.
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One example which actually came up was the proposal to ban "one fourth" in favor of "one quarter"; the examples below are
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We've seen these all too often; somebody notices that an aspect of Knowledge (usually one he does not use himself)
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TfD will also usually get rid of something faster, since speedies will often be listed on
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An utter absence of evidence that our normal procedures aren't dealing with the abuses.
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Okay, I forgot and put two ~s on each side of the name, instead of four in front.
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A few words quoted from Jimbo which have not gotten enough attention in all this:
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be deleted. I am convinced by the events of the last few months that they should
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Popularize <span id="Section title"> which #REDIRECT ] will redirect to.
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Only MOS #3 and MOS #4 require consistency between one MOS page and another.
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For your concise and integral addition of a greek meaning for the article
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Here's a barnster from a complete stranger for your good work :)
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statements based on that (hopefully uncontroversial) divergence.
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actually proposed to block Docu for this scandalous offense
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There are exceptions to this rule of thumb in both direct.
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A geographical naming dispute has gone to mediation here
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I don't know how I could be any more clear about it.--
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as an established stylistic choice, don't change to
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can be used of a division into more than four pieces
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Anon accounts vandalize; semi-protect all articles.
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especially the recognition that WP is inconsistent.
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