2096:, I have modified the middle column to say "Interests." It's easier working with other users that have similar interests, so if it's not too much to ask, could you add your interests in the middle column? For example, if I was interested in hurricanes, computers, business, and ... reptiles? I would place those in the middle column. Counter-vandalism and the like can also be included (maintenance should be used as the general term). The more interests, the better, since adoptees can learn more about you and choose the one they feel most comfortable working with. The information about when you're most active and other stuff can go into the "Notes" section to the right.
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mentioned. However, when I bring the pages one step closer to doing so, it is frowned upon. Knowledge pages are dynamic and constantly being added on to enhance their value. Most pages do not start out by having all of the information they end up with. That is the beauty of
Knowledge. Pages constantly evolve and mature by the help of others. So again, by adding Fortis College, I am adding to the "valuable information in the info-grid."
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minutes, it was reverted. So, I started to remove what I wrote, figuring might as well give up and pick things up. By the time I deleted all my stuff from the article, I found that the references number dropped from 53 to 32, and the article byte size reduced by more than 22%. Maybe because seeing the article now missing a big chunk of things, the power that be, came back and said no removal, citing licensing agreement or something.
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in the first place, just that I can't remove what I wrote. I know, I'm just a 8 months newbie contributor and can't compare with other editors, admin, or whatever high up people. But I just wish that if I'm not able to support what I write any more on that page, at least give me the right to remove what I wrote, and restore the peace and the article the way it was 8 months ago.
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It is not important if the comment you wrote was a "summary" of the Rfc or not. I feel that your comment was clear and simple, easy to understand. The current interpretation, explicitly expressed by at the least two editors, is that you supported a consensus around suggestion #5, but it will be fine
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I'm writing to let you know feedback on our link format has been that it is too "advertisement"-like and too lengthy. Another reversion trigger is the use of the original language in the title of the article - some wikipedians are reading this and no more and rejecting that based on the fact that it
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That's the best addition to the "...am not..." list to date! The great thing about giant-teabag outfits is that they offer a certain amount of identity protection. :-) Whoever that
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Finally, I've gone around and asked adoptees (and will in the future) to fill in a short survey so adopters can take the initiative and contact users they feel comfortable working with. We all know that most adoptees just place the adopt me template on their user page and leave it - so it's up to us
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Today, just few minutes ago, I went to Google to see if others have the similar problem like I have, most(if not all) were about their stuff got deleted. And I learned a new word, deletionists, which I have no doubt you heard of it. In the whole time, nobody questioned the person reverted my editing
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Michael, were you just in Boston for the winter ALA meeting? Barring a schedule conflict I would be glad to speak at the conference. I give a few of those presentations each year; it is my favorite one to give, since I see the role of libraries becoming vastly more important and high-profile
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Will you adopt me as a new
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as "planning on being there" or "definitely will try" actually attend tomorrow's meetup, we could have 20 people coming. This includes meetup.com's "Yes" respondee's (but not the "Maybe" crowd). I called
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How are you doing? I'm writing you to see if you might be interested in speaking at the Massachusetts Library Association's Annual Conference, which is being held in Hyannis, MA, April 28 - 30. I've been familiar with your work on the OLPC project and through the Internet Archive, and thought it
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In response to when you said "Once we get to the stage where all such institutions *are* mentioned, it will likely be less seen as advertising, and just seen as valuable information in the info-grid.)" To me, you are saying that it will be seen as "valuable information" once all institutions are
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Eventually, this will need a full strength chapter with regular meetings to support general outreach in the area. I am going to keep prodding for user support on this end and the Smithsonian is really excited. I also briefly stepped in to the Local public library system today and talked to one of
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I look forward to hearing more about it. Of course you can share my email and phone # - they are published on my userpage. I'd love to help you turn your work connecting SI and DC Wikipedians into a general resource for other groups in the DC area as well -- there's an ongoing LOC project that
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Will made a good point after I made changes that 4 external editors supported option 1 and 3 supported option 5. Thus I reverted my change. He also made a good point that issues such as characterizations and marketing apply equally well to both the movement and technique. Wondering if you could
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Need to find the balance here so that we can continue with our work, but I'm not too willing to move ahead with current format in light of having what we formulated undone. Wondered how you see making multiple contexts here come together a little better? Would like to hear your view of what a
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Reviewed your comments re the WDL external links - appreciate your help with tightening up on these. I can certainly integrate your suggestions e.g. - audio, primary source. I was expanding as I went so there is inconsistency there and I can go back and conform. I will mention that we don't
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Maybe you never come across this, but I'm in need of your help of deleting my contributions on the Lockheed U-2 Spyplane article. I know, it sounded weird because most of the time people argue about how their stuff got deleted and wanted it put back on the wiki. But in my case, as a fed up and
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Thanks for the update. The further discussion seems useful, I don't see a rush. It's good that most of the active editors are aware of the importance of getting input from other readers. (you could even add a cleanup tag that directs readers to a talk-page poll, if more input is desired.)
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Hi Sj, evidiently I was looking at the wrong page when I did that. The protected template at the time was not formatted correctly and I believed I was looking at the protected version when I formatted it. Sorry for the mix-up and thanks for fixing the unprotected version! Regards,
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on these pages would only enhance the resourcefulness of the page. Look at any education sections of any city websites. Do most of them prove their "noteworthyness"? No, they don't. In fact, I'm not sure it's fair to include some institutions, but not allow others.
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as currently written is clear here. I see no need to either glorify a banned author or boycott their writing. (And I don't understand why people refer to this as a 'donation' any more than all of our work on the projects is freely donated.)
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Given that we had about 15 people for the June meetup in Cambridge, would it be better to find a more spacious place than Red Bones for the July meetup? I'd like to put up a geonotice, which would start on July 1. Cheers,
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Unfortunately, it looks like we're not on the same page. First of all, your counter example, ITT Technical Institute, has to my count over twenty location pages linking to the school's Knowledge page. Some examples are
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Fabulous, thank you. I'll tell Guy I am blogging about it, and hope to see the development continue... (He is amazing and dedicated... but also stubborn once he sets his mind on doing something a particular way :)
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apparently taunted me and made some personal attack towards me after I speedied the article page. Nothing personal, I'm just doing my part for the community and Knowledge. That's all. Cheers and regards!
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Hi, I got your message yesterday on meta, going to look into it. Thanks for welcoming me. On a lighter note, I won the Wikimania scholarship and will be going to Poland. Hope to see you there, bye! --
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Once again, thank you for participating in the adopt-a-user program! If you wish to respond to this post, please message me on my talk page.
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