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east Asia and any country with ties to the "west". The internet is open to every country and would love to learn more on subjects that are culturally relevant to them. Knowledge needs to expand and add on other cultural views as long it don't hold bias or hold ignorance to others, like the news talk pages have a great variety of opinions from around the world. Americans may support one thing, but not much in Europe or Asia, or it's widely opposed in a certain country. On the other hand, a certain subject may hold unfavorable to Americans, but it will for Europe or another continent. In order to make an encyclopedia, keep out any bias or self-centric statements that could alienate those who want to use it as a resource to their studies or research work. Anyone in the U.S. ever read European language Knowledge articles like myself? You could find these more centered on their country or the main focus is what's known for them, so I won't take offense to you or rule out bias against Americans. Knowledge is proud to hold a world view, then you may discover an editor or administrator's article would know more on his/her country's view. --

2221:(for Midnighttonight) What? How is that insulting? There is no claim that Knowledge is or should be international according to the criteria you specify. It is a freely editable encyclopedia, with people at liberty to write about what they wish. Getting mad at prolific contributors because they're not writing about your favorite topics is ridiculous. Also, your criticism of featured pictures ignores that many of them, such as today's, come from the United States government. Since works of the U.S. government are automatically placed in the public domain, and since the U.S. (including NASA) releases many high-quality images, naturally there will be an abundance of them represented at Knowledge. Rather than insult editors who aren't working on the topics you want them to work on, try persuading other governments (and the ESA) to release their work as freely as the U.S. does. Consider working with a project like 5080:

article and ensure the German people are a different country today than in 1914 or 1945. My father is from France, whose team lost the world cup final and I've imagined what if they played against Germany, not Italy. Will there be a few French fans threatened the German team over the Nazi occupation of France 65 years ago? No...the FIFA organization pressed a code of conduct to world cup fans not to engage in racial, nationalist and politically charged rhetoric against team mates and opponent teams. Very few incidents of Nazi or white racist fans acted in this sort of manner, because the security can find the violater and eject him/her out of the stadium. Whoever wants to revive hatred against a nation or don't agree that a few players of their team are Black, is disturbing and hypocritical. I don't see a reason to allow someone edits stuff on Knowledge from their biased POV about Germans. --

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right, even if super slow motion from nine angles shows him wrong. Without the umpire being infallible, sports couldn't go on. The pope was used as a sort of umpire in many non-religious conflicts just for this reason. This has gone on far longer than the 1870's. In the United States, the Supreme Court is considered more or less infallible, as the decisions are followed, even to the contested appointing of a presidential winner, because without such, there would be no unified nation. There is no reason to believe any pope could make a decision that could not be changed by a later pope. The pope's decision being infallible is also not related to the belief that a crooked pope will still have to answer to God. And with this, I'll return the discussion to the never ending trivia maniacs who will continue to argue, most of whom probably aren't even religious.

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in fits coz i fort it was soooooo funni but hes cute and not a very gd dancer lmao but still dont b so mean i bet hes a noce kid in side!!! and y the fuck would he kill him self 4 if he did kill him self it would b all ur fult 4 bein so mean to him. just think if u got asked to do sumin lik that 4 lik £3000 i bet u would do it any 13/14 yr old would cum on if i got asked to do it i would lol just remember there ganna tast g8!!!! but how can u sleep at night thinkin sumone who went out ov his was to make u laf has killed him self (but has he or not) and how can u sit down in the mornin eatin ur frosties and not think ov that song 'there ganna tast g8' and not feel bad bout him killin him self coz all ov u r bein nasty to him.i no theres sum peeps out there who feel the same as me cumon get over it find sumin else to laf at its not fear on him is it?

2173:(edit conflict)Well, I find that an international collaboration resulting in one country dominating being insulting, that's not international, its hegemonic. Anti-US sentiment is anti-government, but the residents do democratically elect the government, so both are really included - and it is off putting. It makes people question whether Knowledge is going to be at all helpful for them if they have a non-US topic. It makes them think that it is full of Americans, and thus probably writing from an American-POV, and anything they write will be challenged as being POV-pushing. If Knowledge is to ever successfully challenge paper encyclopedias, then it is going to have to be comprehensive about all countries, and come from an objective POV, that is clearly NPOV. 5036:

the Nazis, but does not represent the entire German people in the year 2006. Some statements were made on the Germans love to start wars, follow tyrants like the Kaiser or are "brainwashed" under "socialist" governments (notably the East was under Communism, 1949-89). Wikipedians take note on whoever wrote articles to attack, defame and insult a country, will have the article yanked very quickly. I find it sad that some Wikipedians conceive the idea to relate modern Germany with war. I thought the World Cup was about sports in an international competition, not revival of past national hatreds. Let this be a notice and a warning we should not tolerate anti-German sentiment when the main focus is on soccer/football (I live in the U.S.) in Knowledge. --

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thank God for that! We don't want to start dividing up the world into "places near the U.K." and "places near the U.S." To be sure, more Mexicans are taught American English than British English, and more French people are taught British English than American English, but let's allow non-native speakers to make their own choices. Many of them choose neither British nor American (nor Canadian, Australian, Maltese, etc.). If someone writes "Manchester defeats Liverpool", feel free to change it, if you can't live with it as it is. If someone writes "Italy defeats France" just leave it alone! Let the non-Commonwealth and -U.S. world develop as it wishes to. Peace out, --

2563:...I would expect that some bias is a natural outcome. Assuming that Angela, Eloquence, yourself Mr. Midnighttonight or whomever you really are and other prominent, productive and constructive non-American Knowledge contributors are so motivated, perhaps they and you can help to eliminate or at least reduce this bias. If you indeed find this bias to be so onerous, I suggest that you get to work and out-create the USA with new an innovative ideas as best you can. Even if you fail to eliminate this bias entirely, such an effort is likely to improve your position and the prominance of whatever culture your wish to see more of here. -- 2817:

are not helpful either. This is not about some sports event, the phenomenon goes far beyond that, the World Cup has just proven a trigger for an unpredictable collective change of mood. The commentators are unanimous in judging that nothing like this has happened in Germany since the unification 1989/90. This shouldn't keep Knowledge from discussing (and featuring) Holocaust related topics, of course, but it explains why the coincidence can be perceived as jarring. Which Andersa was trying to convey (taking a potshot at the Americans was diplomatially unsound of course, and may explain the tone of the replies he got).

5536:(the most popular screen reader for windows) I tried, the edit links appear no matter what I put in my monobook.css. They also appear after the heading title, rather than before it, as is normal for other wikipedia pages. The main heading " ..." is not spoken on the main page, which is the expected behaviour. Could the techniques for that also be employed in hiding the edit links for non-css based browsers? I also don't think css is the right way to go about changing content on a page; it was designed for style and presentation issues. I like the concept though of being able to get to the template quickly. 456:. And I never said not to carry the news, as indicated by my suggestion of giving the article a title that didn't give away the ending. There are plenty of people who work when these games are going on, I don't think it's that difficult to not give away the ending whenever people want to look up some information. Sure, I know now that I could have just gone to something other than the main page, but I don't really bother to think of that when I'm looking something up, as I'm sure is true for many others. 1420:

unethical, unprofessional and illegal practice will forever be associated with his name to many people. Kenneth Lay is not guilty, nor would he face a declaration "guilty until proven innocent" by the judge and jury. Associates of Kenneth Lay are likely to serve trial in conjunction to the alleged crimes committed under his name and the Enron corporation. The trial will continue as planned with or without him, but Kenneth Lay is legally, a suspect that's never going to be found guilty or innocent. --

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the US for this month (up to the 19th from where on they have not been selected). This is off-putting to non-US people, especially given the current anti-US feeling that exists throughout the world at the moment. I know that there is a limited pool of things to select from, and it would be unfair to blame the selectors, but it is off-putting. Maybe a realisation by US-Wikipedians that they might consider branching out and build the knowledge on other countries for a while (some do of course). --

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are up to date, and on the whole they do. At the end of the day there is only a very limited amount of space on the Main Page, so the section cannot contain all news; and at the same time it needs a short and snappy title, and "In the news" fits well enough. You're welcome to suggest another, better, title if you wish. But if you're expecting a whole explanation of ITN's purpose right there on the Main Page, you can think again - there just isn't room. —

3435:"Guanabara Bay, future site of the city, was reached by Portuguese explorers in an expedition led by Portuguese explorer Gaspar de Lemos on January 20, 1502; hence Rio de Janeiro, "River of January". There is a legend that the mariners named the place thus because they thought the mouth of the bay was actually the mouth of a river, but no experienced sailor would make that mistake. At the time, river was the general word for any large body of water." 2378:. I don't find given the fact that it's in English that 5 of 19 articles are American-"related" (whatever that means) to be excessive. If anything, I'm surprised it isn't higher (maybe it used to be, I dunno). Brian0918 has previously noted that DYK is dominated by Polish-Russian topics (often one a day), because of the hard work of contributors in those areas, who have decided to nominate their articles frequently. I would much rather get 8042:, Cal. For 5 days, the two wildfires went beyond the control of Cal. Dept. of Forestry firefighters and they merged 6 miles west of there, due to temperatures above 100F and high winds. In the weather report, humidity went up and this is good for the firefighters' effort to stamp out the fires. Before the fires, it's been quite dry as the blaze gets closer and closer to development, like the community 946:

about "why isn't xxx in ITN" indicates that many don't. You can't tell people what to expect — they will create their own expectations on their experiences, in this case seeing something called "In the news" and expecting it to contain the same major news items as CNN, BBC or whatever. "In the news" is very snappy, but apparently not precise enough. If an alternative comes to mind, I'll suggest it.

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to. You cant type anything in the search box and you cant use the "back" button. Its fun because you have to try to think of a chain of connections that link the two different things. Also you can play this game by just saying what subject to start with and what subject to get to. I guess the winner is whoever can do it in the fewest number of links. Or perhaps with the strangest links.

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hard to confirm for events in Persia, India, China or Japan, for instance. For events in "Eastern Europe" where the Julian calendar was used for a longer time, it's hard to figure out if the date in the wikiarticle is Julian or Gregorian. Events with iffy dates can't be featured. (Many pages have been fixed now, but most still need checking.)

2855:, but I'm only an American, and don't know how. Until I learn how to use this "computer" to rid the American-led conspiracy to make this "wikipedia" as American-centric and, appearantly, anti-German, as possible, the Germans will have to deal with the lack of Orwellian denial of history on Knowledge after their loss in the World Cup. 6560:, so please don't take such nonsense into actual articles just because you have chosen to adopt an extreme dislike of American English. Try instead to be at the very least tolerant, better yet, amused. If at all possible, best of all would be to simply appreciate the different ways that English has evolved around the world. -- 2225:. And if you try to recruit others to help you in the future, consider a more diplomatic and respectful tone. I'm surprised you thought you would convince anyone to work on unfamiliar topics in this manner: after insulting me you want me to help you? I, for one, don't find this sort of rudeness persuasive in the slightest. — 2309:

1937 - Hormel Foods Corporation introduced the canned meat product Spam. 1954 - Elvis Presley makes his first recordings with the song That's All Right." Don't you think something more important must have happened that day somewhere? It's not like this every day I must say. No, it's not insulting either, just not right.--

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know, and (2) the inadvertant result is a wide range of quality "American-centric" articles. There's not motive beyond how the aggregate result reflects the macro-level number of who's contributing. In a long winded way, this is saying: the rest of the world needs to step up and keep up. It's not a put down, it's a

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buttons for templates. I've seen several styles used: the "vce" style (which I hate), a templated "edit" button in the style of the vce buttons, and then this one which is much more recognisable as the Wikipedie style edit buttons. And should "edit" buttons be used on all templates, or only in some cases?

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Is responsible for choosing which FAs appear on the main page, so you might want to mention this to him. However please note that there is no strict relationship between the order in which articles are determined to be as FAs, and the order FAs appear on the main page. FAs can appear on the main page

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If the choice of FA were dependent on whether or not it would offend someone, there would never be a feature article, as I'm sure that any article which could possibly become a feature article is offensive to someone, be it for national, religious, personal, or other reasons. To not make an article a

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I guess if you are not from Germany and don't know any Germans, it is difficult to know how big a deal the collective shame about WWII is. And it's not like I am saying there should be censorship on articles or anything like that. Sometimes it would just be nice, if people took a little bit more care

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and international diplomacy, as Knowledge knows perfectly well. We try to keep out bias that may offend and belittle the achievements of other countries. Also I want to comment Knowledge supports a mainly "western" thesis on most subjects from Europe, Australia, North and South America, south Africa,

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Editors should however look around a bit for important topics outside their immediate area which might need a lot of work. Way too much time is spent on hardly notable topics, while some essential articles remain in a terrible state. The world is bigger than the television screen. I feel editors have

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got FA, should we tell the contributors to go away becuase they have bad taste in music? Knowledge is, statistically, dominated by white male American geeks (with bad taste in music, heh). Possibly still the majority are American. It's pretty unfair to berate people for contributing what they do; far

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The court system has did what they have to in response to a defendant's death. If he lived, Kenneth Lay would attend his trial and have the jury decide his fate. He will never be convicted post-mortem, since Kenneth Lay is not present at the court hearing. But his reputation as a CEO who committed an

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That's not why priestly celibacy has not been declared ex cathedra (infallibly). It's because celibacy is only a discipline, not a dogma. It is practiced in the latin rite but not in the eastern one. It would not be sinful or impossible for priests to be allowed to marry at some time in the future if

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The other day my friends and I discovered a fun game to play with wikipedia. First click on "random article" (it usually helps to read the article). Then click on another random article. From here, you have to navigate back to the first random article by using only links found in each article you go

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i loved him i fort he was fit lmao i fort it was a bit funni when i got told he died coz every one gos around skl sing 'there ganna tast g8' lmfao but i dont think its nice the way peeps r nasty bout him coz he is famus lol iv seen worse and bet u av 2. yea when i first saw the ad i was on the floor

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For all the discussion about the error in that DYK, I'm surprised no one caught another, more glaring error: "...that at the end of his 13 match first class cricket career, John Howarth's batting average of 0.00 set a new world record, and has led to him being dubbed one of cricket's worst batsmen?"

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Well, he should have been able to figure it out. By reading the newspapers, conducting exit polls at theaters, monitoring bank transactions, and developing appropriate predictive software modules, he should easily have been able to forecast the box office trend and avoid shaming Star Wars during its

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I just changed "speak:none" to "display: none" in one of the sections and previewed it to see what happened. The edit links did not appear in that section. This means that there is probably a cite-wide problem with ignoring common.css, and JAWS doesn't recognise "speak:none". If that was saved, it'd

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I've read a horribly done article on Germany in their third place match victory and explained how the Germans are dictators or warmongerers. I like to see this denigrating article removed, since it don't relate to Germany in the present time. Germany was the enemy in WWII when ruled under Hitler and

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My sole point is that if this were to happen in Chennai or Kolkata it would be more educational in informative if it read Mumbai (Bombay), Chennai (Madras), or Kolkata (Calcutta). I know the difference, but I doubt most people even know the names of those and other Indian cities have changed at all.

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To name a BAY a River, defies the purpose of naming. This was common during the Age of Discovery, as Iberian explorers mainly stuck to the coasts of South America. The best examples are Rio de Janiero and Rio de la Plata, which are both called "Rivers" though they are bays. Regardless (as this is

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I am a Turk living in Germany. it seems that many people are really unaware of whats going on in Germany. Germans are now getting normal. They are begining to feel ok when they are running around and shouting with their flags. Total German flags sold this year has made a peak and reached the highest

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Well, it's hard to avoid those US-related articles. It's part of the systemic bias that people naturally contribute what they are familiar with, and the many Americans in English Knowledge have been doing a good job with what they know best. Lucky Americans. Paper has become cheap when their country

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referring to the Wiki article on the rubel "The ruble had a unique sequence of denominations: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, 50 kopeks, and 1, 3, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 rubles. This tradition can be traced back to Imperial time. " While 100 kopecks may have equaled 1 rubel, this hardly makes it an intentional

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Well I can see the flag. It is also only the case that it is blocking the thumbnail and not the full sized image with the featured article pic, so it must be something about how thumbs are stored. I've looked at the ruleset before (which is quite long and complicated) without being able to discern

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After the "Helium Acts Amendments of 1960" (Public Law 86–777), the U.S. Bureau of Mines arranged for five private plants to recover helium from natural gas. For this helium conservation program, the Bureau built a 425-mile pipeline from Bushton, Kansas to connect those plants with the government's

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Mmm, interesting question - in that instance because you're talking about the team as an entity (one entity) rather than the specific team playing the match (eleven players), it's arguably correct to use the singular. However, when talking about the team's efforts on a particular night, UK usage is

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Please could someone change the word 'defeats' back to 'defeat' - as a topic concerning European nations in an event held in Europe, British English would seem more appropriate here (and in British English sports teams are always referred to as if they're a plural). In fact I'd even prefer it if it

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will need at least a short sentence putting it all into context, referring to the Holocaust, WWII etc. before descending into technical details. The death toll could also be mentioned ahead of geography and organizational structure (really...). The snide comments regarding Germany and the World Cup

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To make things worse, many historic events were not properly dated, or at least the date cannot be found in the relevant wikiarticles, making them ineligible for Selected Anniversaries. There is also a problem with events that took place outside "Western/Christian Europe". The Gregorian date is too

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The Main Page is quite biased towards the US of A. Take today's On This Day, five items, three are American. So far this month, four featured pics have been American topics (or mentioned America in them) and for the rest of the month, there are more to come. There are five featured articles about

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article (I admit I didn't read the whole article) indicates that the word is used to mean different things in different places. Apparently some people are also offended by it. If nothing else, the fact that it doesn't mean the same thing to everyone might make it vague and therefore less useful. On

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news. I think if it was just titled "News", you might have a point, but "In the news" to me clearly means "(here are some things that are) in the news". It makes to claims to completeness and people should not expect that. What they should expect is that links in the ITN section go to articles that

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I try to avoid scheduling article from the same topic within about about a week of each other; however, I don't take the whole month's article into account when doing it. Also, I don't know where you are getting three featured articles - I only count two (Three Laws of Robotics and Revenge of the

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It is big news. Obviously one so political and religious a website might want to not get too entangled with. But, wouldn't Wiki be a good place to go to see objective background? Such as-- If Lebanon is a country, how come these Hezbullah guys are running a big chunk of it? Is this like the

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I agree in part: for wide landscape pictures. Portrait or narrow landscapes are fine in column format as it makes the most of the available space. I would also like to congratulate whoever wrote the accompanying text today — an admirable commentary on the picture rather than its subject matter, as

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1) For the record, neither France nor Italy is part of the U.K., nor was either ever part of the British Empire. I'm sure most of the French and most Italians would agree. 2) There is nothing in the Manual of Style that suggests that the EU is the orthographic or linguistic fiefdom of the U.K. And

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and this is the English-language Knowledge. There are lots of names around the world which have been mistranslated from one language to another (or whose names have evolved in their original language to a different form), and have ended up with a different meaning as a result, but it does not mean

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Take it easy, Andersa. The bit about Americans was very unnecessary. It may be bad timing but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have thought about it either. And if Germany has shed their shame, I hope it's not because they have forgotten. Present day Germans carry no more responsibility than present day

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I bet you all wouldn't stop commenting here if it was another country, even English speaking ones. Take this three for instance, they came in a row: "1935 - The National Labor Relations Act, which governs labor relations in the United States, was signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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Greetings. I am from the StarWars Fanon wiki (Wookieepedia Fanon). Due to extreme amounts of vandalism being done to our wiki, we have resorted to one last cry for help. Could you allow us to use the no-editing code you use on your Main Page? This would end the damage being done to our wiki. Thank

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Ronaldinho was named world player of the year 2005 in December. Nobody has been named World player of the year 2006 yet. And if you mean player of the tournament at the World Cup he isn't on the list of candidates so he's not gonna win that. So whats the point of this message? Also if he wins Wold

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Growing up Irish Catholic and trained by the Jesuit priests, it was such a simple concept. The pope decision on things was considered infallible so people wouldn't endless argue stupid things forever and the Church could remain unified. It is not unlike the umpire at a major league sport, who is

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rather than process. We can't schedule FAs to balance a topic if they aren't being improved and promoted. And I agree with Joturner that as humans we're likely to create patterns even where they don't exist. So, the impulse here should be to decide to work on promoting different featured articles

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I'm currently experiencing a problem with Firefox - every time I go to the Knowledge main page, I get the message "You have new messages...(blah blah)", but not when I click on any other pages within Knowledge. I know for a fact I have no new messages, since I check the history and my edit is the

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one-day old..." is correct in British English as well. "O" is a vowel, but since the word "one" has a consonant sound ("w" similar to "won"), the correct indefinite article is "a," not "an." Also, there is no need to be insulting (or trollish) towards American English. But if you insist, a Google

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I know Americans are probably too stupid to understand this but anyway, Germany just won third place in the World Cup and they are finally able to shead a bit of shame about the past and let loose and party a bit. They don't need have mud thrown in their faces this weekend. The concentration camp

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I find this comment quite insulting. So because there is anti-U.S. sentiment (is this against the U.S. government, or against all residents of the United States?), you want American contributors to stop taking pictures in their country? Because some people stereotype residents of a country into a

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See this explanation lawprofessors.typepad.com/whitecollarcrime_blog/2006/07/ken_lay_dies_of.html here. "Under the Fifth Circuit's law of abatement of a criminal conviction when a defendant dies before appellate review of the conviction, 'It is well established in this circuit that the death of a

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How can Ken Lay's conviction be "voided"? Is that a legal truism, or is the paragraph simply trying to convey the idea that the conviction is now moot? AFAIK convictions are not "voided" when the subject dies - it's just that there is obviously no sentence and no punishment. "Voided" implies that

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Why is the result of the Italy Germany game on the front page of wikipedia? I was looking something up for work, and had this game ruined for me. Please take any results down from the main page, as had been the policy previously... I will not be able to use wikipedia for the next week if it keeps

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is different in different parts of the world. We permit people to write in American English, Canadian English, British English, Australian English, New Zealand English, Hong Kong English, and so forth, without prejudice. The only guideline is consistency within one article, and that is generally

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Unfortunate conincidence but what's to be done? As outlined above, just because an article is offensive (to some) does not mean it should be excluded from the main page; I very much doubt if there was any intent to offend anybody with this particular item. Anyway, few Germans are going to give a

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of information on other topics... then help remedy the problem by writing the articles to help restore the balance. This current problem only appears to imply that there are more active American contributors, and that means two things: (1) Americans are trying to help by writing about what they

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I'm expecting no explanation at all — it would be silly, as you say. The problem is that what is perceived as a news service (because of its title) in the main page mismatches to a varying degree what most major news services are delivering. I understand why; but the number of comments over time

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Numerous users have stressed these games' importance (some claiming that even the individual first-round matches were more important than the Super Bowl), but few are willing to author encyclopedic coverage. Instead, they believe that the tournament's importance alone is enough to automatically

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I'm unsure what you mean. Knowledge does not have any "news articles". For those try Wikinews. If you mean there was an entry in "In the news", how long ago was this? I can't find it up to a week back. If you mean there was an article about these fires, perhaps it was removed as unencyclopedic?

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This sounds good to me, as anything that makes admins lives easier must be good. Does it use the same "adding an edit button" trick that I've seen other templates use. In fact, I might as well ask, now the subject has come up, whether there is an accepted standard for such "manually added" edit

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PFHLai, the Germany wins World Cup third match article. It was heavily discussed last week on Knowledge talk pages. My discussion was ruled as appropriate (this was on a main page July 9th, when it was today's news), so it does not need redirection. Dhartung, I'm glad someone had corrected that

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I can understand that perhaps only now are Germans "getting normal." The point here, however, is whether the selection of a featured article must be dependent on the feelings of all the possible populations that have any relationship to the content of said article. For example, today's featured

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Do you guys realize that the world cup is the most watched sporting event in the entire world! We should ditch the main page and instead have an up to the minute update of scores, complete with javascript tickers and so forth. All this encyclopedia nonsense is fine and all, but lets try to keep

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I didn't go to any other news site. I thought wikipedia would be alright since previously they just had a message about "2006 world cup continues in germany". I don't see anything wrong with that, or perhaps having the headline something like "germany/italy match decides first contender for the

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This is funny. The Britains were an ancient Celtic people living on islands. The Romans didn't create the name, but took it from the people who lived there. The Roman geographer Ptolemy called the larger island Megale Brettania (Great Britain). The name of the Roman province became Britannia.

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It is sometimes difficult to decide which name to use for a city, especially when the name of a city is changed. In this instance, Mumbai tends to be the term used nowadays in Western media as well (see, for instance, www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/07/12/mumbai.blasts/index.html CNN's article,

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country (same as Australia, South America), so this conversation is quite irrelevant (assuming this is Joe USA vs. Jack Britain). I find it more disturbing that there is a lack of articles around more demanding subjects such as conflicts in countries which were subjected to the white christian

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I couldn't believe the policy makers on Knowledge seem not to care on the issue. B.t.w. what does ITN stand for? I'm been new here in the past week and would love to contribute in Knowledge, the best resource of information that humanity has ever made. What an endorsement idea, wish I get the

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The whole point of this place is that I do expect others to help. I did not come here to write an encyclopedia, or even one article, by myself. Joint effort is the only path to a good end result. The fact that currently the majority of the efforts seems to be utterly pointless strikes me as a

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There are plenty of examples of non-English phrases that we use in English (eg, Rio de Janiero). If "Rio de la Plata" is correct according to modern academic writers, and "River Plate" is archaic, we should stick to the more correct term, as we do for numerous Arabic subjects, for example. —

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The declaration says the popes were and are and will be always infallible on ceremonically declared matters of faith and morals, starting with Peter the fisherman. Therefore, popes must be careful not to dig themselves into too big a hole, so they avoid invoking magisterium power on priestly

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Sorry I was a bit mean, but Knowledge is annoying me right now with being overly American and the use of American-English before English. I was wrong but just the phrase in "At least in American English" annoyed me. I don't care about American-English, thats not English, English is English.

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Regarding the article about the "Helophilus pendulus" there is an incorrect meaning explanation on the main page.It is wrongly written "dangling sun-lover" and not "dangling swamp-lover", which is the correct meaning of the scientific name of the "Helophilus pendulus". The mistake is in the

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The notion that the selection of featured articles which involve a particular country's history should be timed so that they don't interfere with that country's current mood is as silly as the notion that Germany is only now able to "shead a bit of shame about the past" because it won some

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Okay... then be proactive. I have. Don't expect others to help you. It sounds like the people who complain about poor people being poor. With how Knowledge is structured (de-centralized), there's no realistic way to fix the situation other than contributing to correcting the balance.

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Why Knowledge specifically? How are anonymous edits (IPs) anonymous? Is Knowledge TOO easy to edit, so that even your dumbest terrorists, who can't figure out email or usenet or any of those other complicated communication services, will all flock to this site? Maybe we need to add to

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So I decided I would sign up here and help add some stuff to wiki but there is so much stuff, so many links, I'm having a very hard time finding my way around. I have great knowledge of a subject that is not covered very much on wiki. I was hoping to find a wiki forum but couldn't.

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Spelling can vary, if you want to get overly picky. That's a Celtic pun, by the way. Living with the Brit's, were the Picts and the Scots. The American colonists certainly used the term British, so changing American history books idea had to have come from a "Brit". *smiles*

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I am also offended by your comments, as I do not see any reason to doubt the veracity or significance of any of the pictures or articles linked from the main page. If you would like to change the page, the burden of creating articles and pictures is squarely upon your shoulders.

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The in the news section has something about Italy soccer teams being demoted. When it mentions the world cup, it says "win". It should be "won". I went to the in the news page, but found out that like the main page itself, the template is protected. Can an admin please fix it?.

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requires more effort than copying a lead from an article, so it's understandable that those who maintain the FP calendar do not do it. One possible alternative would be to make a one paragraph description on the image description page a required criterion for featured picture

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Since Tony Blair is to be the FA for July 16, I don't imagine there will be another FA about any other British politician for some time. This is as it should be. There are three science-fiction-related Featured Articles for July 1-19 however. This is too much sci-fi.

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No, I see wehre Bobak is coming from. Bangladesh is in the middle of their rainy season, so featuring them on the main page in the middle of July, of all times, is clearly meant to show off their inclement weather and deter tourism. Whoever scheduled it should know better.

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When you start putting a 'u' in colour, humour etc then start talking to me about how speak English. It's about time wikipedia (an international website) started using English rather than American-English. This is English wikipedia after all not American-English wikipedia.

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Brian - I apologize for not thoroughly reading the linked reference first. I was stunned. But after leaving my query here I proceded to read, read, read. Sorry for the inappropriate, jump-the-gun (deer in the headlamps) disbelief. It won't happen again. Until next time.

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FYI, my version of Symantec firewall is ad blocking the thumbnail associated with the current featured article. I checked and it is not in a /ad/ directory, so I have no idea why it is doing so, though I have occasionally noticed it blocking random seeming things before.

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To be precise, I believe Israeli ground troops didn't enter Lebanon (at least not on a notable scale). The headline should be something like "Israel strikes Hezbullah and Lebanese infrastructure in response..." or "Israel launches operation Just Reward..." Please correct.

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main page: "In the news mentions and links to entries of timely interest—that is, encyclopedia articles that have been updated to reflect an important current event—rather than conventional news items". David has not 'decided' anything; this note has been there since May.

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was born, and their whole history has been recorded in details. This has translated into good wikipages about their history. Good wikiarticles will get featured, while dinky stubs won't. Actually, getting just one every day is an improvement. It was much worse in 2004. (

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Honestly, that's the most pathetic anti-Knowledge "article" I've read yet. If you hate Knowledge, fine. If you can make a good case for it, even better. But this isn't politics – you can't just throw the word "terrorism" around and expect it to make your argument work –

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Did you know that the whole Knowledge is blocked in Mainland China? Is there any mirror sites that we people resideing in China can access this valuable resource? Thank you for your attention (the only way I found out is because i'm accessing wikipedia outside China).

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It's the fact that his indictment and conviction are now nonexistent (legally clearing his record of any wrongdoing) that makes this front page worthy. We had an entry on the front page when he was convicted; why wouldn't we have one when his conviction is voided? —

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Can anyone add the ".sysop { display: block }" to their monobook, or will that only work for admins? Failing that, is it possible to have a "view" option that non-admins could use? That way they can easily see what is going on, even if they can't edit the template.

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Btw I have not complained about American-centrism, I don't see it as a problem in the English wikipedia. But I object when someone says it's because people only write about what's close to them, and so we should just accept that. The least we can do is admit it's a

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River Plate as a term for Rio de la Plata is becoming less and less common; mostly because it makes no sense. Rio de la Plata means River of Silver (which too makes no sense, because it is not a river); not River Plate (that would be Rio del plato). Anglophones

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criminal defendant pending an appeal of his or her case abates, ab initio, the entire criminal proceeding.' ... the law no longer recognizes there having been any criminal case initiated against him." That's all we suggest in the news section, so it's correct. —

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Well, ProhibitOnions restored the entry. I reverted (and attempted to explain that this issue doesn't revolve around the mention of the score), and Violetriga reverted back. I posted a message on Violetriga's talk page, and I received the following reply:

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The idea that we should follow sports when scheduling featured articles is preposterous. The idea that we should spare the feelings of Germans over the Holocaust is ... disproportionate. Besides, didn't Germany "shed a bit of shame" when they were World Cup

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isn't working for you. I was told that it would be possible to include the "display: none" code on the page itself, but I can't seem to figure out how to do so in a manner that can be overridden via custom CSS. Hopefully, someone else will step in.

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Okay, I know most people are not that stupid to think that Rembrandt would actually be alive to celebrate his 400th birthday, but is that really OK to word it as a "birthday" when the person in question is dead? How about "anniversary of his birth"?

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I definitely support this proposal. Cut's down on the navigational maze to get to the correct page. Relocation into the section headers would be ideal so that it doesn't affect the spacing of items in each section. Good work, let's get it live soon.

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It's pretty hard to avoid the result of such an important match; you could just hear it in your way back home. The inclution of this score in the news section is a hot topic; but we should refrain of comparing the football world cup with other sport

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group, those residents should stop writing about their own country? And what exactly are people put off of? Of reading Knowledge? Saying you don't like me and then asking me to work on articles about you instead is hardly a convincing argument. —

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that the section title is misleading people into thinking it's something it isn't which, from the discussions above, seems to be true. The section title really ought to be changed to eliminate these arguments about what should be in it or not.

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Lighten up. The featured article is just a coincidence. Everything that happens on here is not some sort of American conspiracy to undermine other countries. Also, if the featured article was selected based on the "mood" of a country, thats

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Um... it hasn't happened yet. We're all sitting around at 3am down here waiting for it to start. How can there be an entry in ITN for something that hasn't even occured. This is an Encyclopedia not a crystal ball. (Oh and Viva Italia! ;)

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Interesting, the majority of American history books might have to correct the term "British". Before 1707, it was England and the original name for the 13 American colonies was the "English" colonies. The Northern half of them are called

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Not to be off-putting, but read your first sentence again. "Well, I find that an international collaboration resulting in one country dominating being insulting, that's not international, its hegemonic." What? Good luck with that

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King of Hearts removed this entry (with the edit summary "Knowledge is not a scoreboard"). I considered reverting (because the determination of the final-round teams seems rather significant), but then I noticed that the

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as a false cognate. In academic writing saying River Plate is considered archaic, and should be seen as evidence of ignorance about the region. While Silver River sounds arcane, it's more correct. Stick to the Spanish

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the topic being distasteful is not so much connected with the German soccer game, but with the insensitive tone of the summary here on the Main Page. While this will do for the intro for the article itself, where people

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build in the 1950's as a stage set to film many Western movies and TV shows. So far, 200 homes are destroyed or in the blaze, while thousands of other homes are evacuated. At this time, the inferno is 25-30% contained.

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Did you read the linked references? If someone dies before appealing, the whole indictment/conviction/etc is "extinguished", as if he was never indicted or convicted. Or, do you doubt the opinion of a law professor? —

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I don't see what's wrong with the image. It's a perfectly good illustration of a stereotypical cartoon pirate. We get a lot of beautiful photographs, but it's nice to see something different every once in a while.

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Add to the FA criteria a rule that articles to do with a given topic not be selected as an FA until after a reasonable interval has passed since the last time an article in a so closely related field was featured.

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That's certainly a reasonable suggestion, and I updated the text accordingly. It might have been more helpful had you made that suggestion in the first place rather than querying why the new name was being used. —

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But the written blurb alongside it does not link properly. It's the same problem we've been having since we started having featured pictures, and it really needs sorting out else we should remove that section.

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can edit". Keep the actual mission in mind. If we got 100 editors from Darkest Rusatania tomorrow, because of a newspaper article, should you start complaining if they all made featured articles about Rusatania?

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Why there isn't any mention of the sixth arab-israeli war in the news pan? This is the only news that matters today, because it has the potental to go WMD, make oil 10USD a gallon or cause another 9/11 for USA.

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What you saw was probably just vandalism that other editors quickly removed. You don't need to argue the point here; just fix it. Only a very few persons with such extreme views will participate in a Talk page.

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If someone would care to improve the encyclopedia by writing a decent summary of the game in question, I'll personally restore the entry (unless the prevailing opinion is that this is an undesirable spoiler).

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Wikipedians, check out AOL news and put up a link to the ITN section. The recent crises in the Middle East has caused speculation on whether we're on the brink of World War III. Radio commentator/TV show host

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There was also the death of an Enron witness that testified against Lay. Not sure of the persons name but I heard in on NPA radio. Found dead in a pakt in England, died right after Lay (coincidence?)Pieces3

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You mean terrorists aren't communicating by encrypted e-mail at all? They're actually embedding secret messages in Knowledge articles? Genius! Why didn't we think of it before, it's so obvious in retrospect!

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I don't blame people for their initial misunderstanding (and I've advocated changing the section's name), but many choose to reject explanations of the inclusion criteria (because "this is the World Cup").

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Thats my point though it's origins are here but we use everyone elses. I know we don't own it but you wouldn't use Austrian German in German wiki would you. I believe there is a difference don't quote me.

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drug cartels running a piece of Columbia the size of Switzerland? What are the current boundaries? Who are the main players involved? What agreements are currently in place, either working or ignored?

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and Hizbollah will expand and intensify in the long run, along with Arab reaction to Israel is as bad as ever. What we need is find more news reports on the war and keep Wikipedians well informed. --

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Original post was so uncivil as to be difficult to accept seriously, btw. Calling a group of users 'stupid' is insulting, counter-productive and generally not the way to do things. Just my tuppence.

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the news states this: "S7 Airlines Flight 778 crashes in Irkutsk, Russia, killing at least 124 people on board." however the page for S7 airlines states there was an emergency langing and no deaths

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Yeah but we're talking real English here not you modified version. We're talking the original language not the one America chewed up and spat out a again. It's "an one-day-old chick pictured" ok.

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Following one footnote, I do find that it doesn't have to do with sentencing, as infered, but the appeal ("when a defendant dies before appellate review of the conviction..."). Still suspicious.

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In order to hide the "edit" links, you might need to clear your cache. (I don't know how to do that in JAWS.) I updated a site-level CSS file, and you probably have the previous version cached.

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As for the Rio de la Plata thingy, I'd say that whenever you mention it, call it an estuary. ie. Say "the River Plate estuary" or "the Rio de la Plata estuary". Though as it is an estuary of the

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It should be "an German U-boat" in Boat English. I'm sick and tired of all you people using country-specific English. Don't you know that there were boats long before your countries existed? —

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I'm neither American, nor stupid, but until you actually raised this point I had not even considered any connection between the fetaured article and the recent football world cup in Germany. --

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Help counteract the bias you see by contributing as much as those who you think are adding to the bias, and get others to help you. Or, you could just continue to complain every 10 seconds on

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The remaining founder, Jimmy Wales begin a U.S. citizen, having been born and educated here and having made the millions of dollars that he now posesses been earned at a Chicago-based company

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The word terrorism is just like "heresy", it fixes everything! Try it the next time you are angry with someone or trying to force the members of another political party to do what yours want.

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partially depleted Cliffside gas field, near Amarillo, Texas. This helium-nitrogen mixture was injected and stored in the Cliffside gas field until needed, when it then was further purified.

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So it seems that there is something more going on here, and that Knowledge is currently confused about this (saying different things on different pages). Can someone clear up the confusion?

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Many scholars are very upset about the possibility of people who don't know what they're talking about changing the text. However, calling a nice person like me a vandal is frowned upon.--

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images are generally not allowed on the Main Page when there are acceptable free alternatives. If you can find a more suitable free-licensed image, feel free to propose the change again :)

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Absolutely. The caption should have described the stereotype, not piracy -- that was completely inappropriate, since sea piracy continues to be a serious topic. Of course describing the

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Isn't there anything else more notable in the world than plane crashes, suicide bombers, etc..? It'd be nice to hear something newsworthy than the violence that wreaks every minute. --

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Humans should be able to read news.. Of course if all you have is Fox News, I know it's not easy. The new mood in germany has been on the news in europe for at least a couple of weeks.

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I've wanted something like this for a long time and, if we can get it to work, this will be an excellent way to do it. We could add other things, such as history and talk page links

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not to stomp on other peoples toes. Here is an idea. We could make an article that explains the situation, and if it is good enough, maybe it could come on the front page some day.

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I'm not familiar with the tricks to which you refer, but this method probably is different. Rather than modifying the templates themselves, I added links to the main page code. —

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It's easy! (to be confused) The a/an is applied to the phonetic sounds of the word, not the actual leading letter. So it's "a u-boat" but "an umbrella" - see? simple... *hides* --

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just so you know, the picture and the cup Italy won is NOT the Jules Rimet Cup, but the FIFA WOrld Cup introdued after Brazil had won the Coupe JUles Rimet for the thired time --

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Exactly. On the other hand, if you want to put the scores for every World Cup elimination game on the front page, that's perfectly acceptable. Sports are very, very important.

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Ummm, no, but what's a lot. Cleared my cache again and searched July 4. Google came back with www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=July+4&btnG=Google+Search this assortment. --

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The reversal in order is because most "edit" links appear above and to the right of the heading titles, while these links appear on the same line (but still to the right).

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for the details of this guy's legal threats against Knowledge and personal attacks on other users after they edited "his" articles, leading to him being hard banned. -

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Yep, I deleted all temporary files, and the edit links are still there. Probably a site-wide problem, though I'm not sure how the main css works and why it's ignored.

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Knowledge had a news article for a moment (it seems the link was removed) on the So. Cal. wildfires. I live not far from the wildfires raging on in 75,000 acres near

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I'm English, and "A one day-old" sounds right to me. The 'u's in colour etc. were artificially inserted to make English look like Latin, IIRC, not because it was the

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Knowledge has an international outlook on life and knowledge, and limited to an American viewpoint won't make it informative for the rest of the world. But, American

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Wait, then if we have to take out Bangladesh, why not the article on Sedition Act of 1798. It makes America look like a totalitarian government in a time of war. --

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I changed "defeat" to "beat", because Italy defeat France sounds absolutely awful to my poor American ears, whereas "beat" is number neutral, as pointed out above.

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The best thing about the Key Lay Reuters article is that ceejayoz.com/2006/07/06/physician-heal-thyself/ the headline now starts with "CORRECTED:"... irony, much? —

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Our site contains articles at standard Internet point sizes. You can tell your browser to make everything bigger, if you're have a hard time reading our site. --

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has been global in the last 40 or 50 years and what we accomplished as a country amazes and intrigues the world. Then again, we're not the only ones in the era of

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Is that TRUE? Does the fact that a convicted criminal dies before receiving his actual sentencing actually overturn the work of the jury, judge, legal process?

2993:: are we now offending those citizens of Michigan who aren't particularly proud of their capitol building? Or perhaps the citizens of Indiana for not selecting 482:– Let's put a big spoiler warning on the ITN section. I wanted to see the results of the North Korean missiles at home but now Knowledge has spoiled it for me. 4887:'s baike.baidu.com/lemma-php/dispose/view.php/1245.htm article on Knowledge mentions the block and provides an alternate link. I wonder if that link works. -- 3683:

They're generally not fully protected (without exceptional circumstances, anyway) but semi-protection isn't that uncommon with a bout of persistent vandalism.

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The accident in question occurred on July 9th (a separate incident involving the same flight number occurred on July 13th) and is included in that article. —

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Google seems to have more personalized results these days, first result is not Knowledge for me, but I suspect you must click a lot of WP links from Google.

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The NLRA completely changed the way that American law is looked at and thus changed the relationships between the federal government and states. Check out

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I'm losing track of what the problem is here. You say that people expect the "In the news" section to contain news - well, it does. It just doesn't include

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Today is both my birthday and my first year anniversary of having a registered account. I take this moment to say: if you think there's a bias based on a

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This game is pretty old, and you have to be careful that people don't cheat by using the tool that does exactly what you're supposed to do in the game. —

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Wikibooks cooperatively produces new manuals and textbooks. Project Gutenberg publishes existing works whose copyright is expired. You can go look at our

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The matter of investigating the potential of a section rename for ITN has come up on a few places, including this talk page. I've started a centralised

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Just keep in mind that 99.9% of Wikipedians are unpaid volunteers. And there is no need to throw in insults when you have received only civil replies. --

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Hence, we're often stuck with US events. To "get rid of" US events, please help write up more wikiarticles about historic events in other countries. See

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I believe Lay's death does conform to the criteria for relevant guidelines: he was a "key figure" in his area of expertise and his death was unexpected.

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The way I started was to look at the source 'edit this page' of a really good article, and then use the syntax from there. Maybe that is one way to go --

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I agree I had not even considered any connection between the fetaured article and the recent football world cup in Germany and I am American July 14 06

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the other hand, "European" doesn't encompass the entire group it's trying to describe. Is there some other more accurate and precise term in use? --

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Somebody does care. Theoretically, the third place match should be the second-most important match, behind the final. But that's another story. --

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are also relevant. It seems silly to me that these different styles exist. I was wondering if there was any guideline anywhere that covers this?

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That's what we're already doing, Moriori. (And what is the difference between "we" and "Knowledge" in this context?) Please clarify your idea. —

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Because it's name has been changed and out of respect we should use its new name. You don't go calling 'Constantinople' 'Istanbul' do you? ;) --

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Why is the featured article semiprotected? I thought featured articles were never to be protected? This gives a horrible impression to newcomers!

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news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/5171258.stm the BBC's article), or www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/in.html the CIA World Factbook). —

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To say the least. How about "Israel attacks Lebanon". The current story makes it sound like they're on a field trip. It's NPOV run amok. --

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is an internationally-sold product, and I've heard that one or two people outside the US have heard of Elvis. (Maybe they've seen him, too.) --

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highlighted articles that had been recently updated to include information about what the rest of the world calls "news". I (and others) have

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than what you see, rather than argue against volunteers who are working hard to improve the areas of Knowledge that are important to them. --

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article has not been updated beyond the standings tables (and contains absolutely no prose pertaining to the match in question.) Meanwhile,

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Guys, it's the world cup final in a couple of hours; the most significant sporting event in the world. Doesn't it rate a mention on ITN?! --

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That was a boring read. So the Seigenthaler article was wrong, and it took us a whole 3 minutes to get Ken Lay's death right. How horrible.

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Can we get a cite in the article on the voiding of his conviction? The main page mentions it, but the article doesn't seem to currently. —

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Obviously, I'm requesting a reasonably detailed account of the match (not merely its outcome). Something similar to what was written about

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from 1579 to 1626, when the Dutch took over New Sweden and in turn, went to the English in 1664. I believe the boundaries of French Canada (

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Your argument in favor of British English reminds me of the justification white supremacists in America use for their views. We were here

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Ok, that's gotten me curious. Does the German Knowledge not have similar rules regarding local varieties of the language? If not, why not?

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Ideally, someone with better coding skills than mine will kindly relocate the "edit" links to the right-hand sides of the section headers.

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frankly ,this picture is not serious.You schould beter have use the pirate flag ,not the caricature.They supose to be ruthles criminals.

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While I understand your sentiments, it just makes you and us look silly when you try to use as an example that isn't really an example...

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I agree that main page FA selections should be varied, and that three science-fiction-related articles in three weeks may be a bit much.

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If its news worthy, I wouldn't mind that. Accomplishments. Even death by natural disastors would be alot better news than death by war.

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If Bombay and Mumbai are both acceptable use in India, and the western world knows Mumbai as Bombay then why are we calling it Mumbai? -

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should not include news. I'm beginning to think you have an incomprehensible bias against the most watched sporting contest in history.

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celibate, for example, because sooner or later catholic priests must be allowed to marry or there won't be any priests in 40 or 50 years.

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David, I am trying to not be unfriendly, but there is a question you need to answer here -- who appointed you the authority to say that

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The page I linked to is not 'another page'. It is a template, and that template is what appears on the main page. The page I linked to

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Knowledge now? Relegated is the correct word. If people don't know what it means that can click on the story or look in a dictionary.

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Is it possible to check the full list of keywords that Symantec blocks? One possibility is that it is finding the string "ad" in "uplo

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A better idea would be not using Knowledge to promote soccer, but I guess we already threw that principle out the window, didin't we?

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they are wrong. I don't understand how the name of a body of water cannot make sense — it's a name, it doesn't have to make sense. --

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Germany played a soccer game, and theres a featured article on Knowledge about concentration camps. I don't follow the problem, here.

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CPU's (any many other vital components having been invesnted in the USA, including TV, satellites and transistors to name a very few)

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It says that the teams have been "demoted" - I would have thought that "relegated" was the standard word for what's happening here.

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Is the past tense verb for "to extract a gas from a field" really "won"? Even if it is, isn't that a rather obscure terminology? --

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Hey, don't look at me, I neither wrote the entry nor put it on the Main Page. I'm just explaining why it's currently that way. :)

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I thought that would be a good part to put in the news. Since the investigation involved the FBI, I thought it would on there.

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Unfortunately, it is just a mere coincidence since the daily featured article for each day is always selected weeks in advance.

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Sith); possibly you are also counting Final Fantasy X, which is not science fiction by any means. Also, one minor correction -

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Someone want to tell me what's wrong with that without checking the page history, where I fixed the error already? ;-) Thanks!

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Jimmy's Objectivist philosophy being based on virtually all American citizens, including Ayn Rand, who was a naturalize citizen

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Whipdy-doo. Unless its the finals or semi finals of a world-level sporting event, sports are irrelevant to the main page. --

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No they didn't. You don't understand at all. Anyway I can see I am outmanned in this argument, so you can have it your way.

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in 1954, 1974, and 1990? I don't know whether to www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2180817,00.html laugh or cry, really. --

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Ah. Interesting. And yet the civil case against Lay's estate can continue as if nothing had happened, or so I understand. --

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and other matters of worldwide importance! I say screw whatever policies we have to concentrate on the stuff that matters.

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the national association football team of Italy"? Doesn't make any sense to me to say it that way, but I'm from the US. --

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article as a featured article is in extremely bad taste. Couldn't this have waited a week? I am from Denmark, by the way.

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is of comparable size and quality, and shouldn't have so much of an EVIL US BIAS. Of course, then you have to deal with a

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more than once, and some FAs are considered inappropriate for the main page, for various reasons (e.g. no good picture).

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Here's a guy who thinks that "An one-year old" is grammatical giving out English lessons. Good luck finding students. --

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The surrounding brackets are deliberate; these are designed to resemble the standard links that appear on most pages. —

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And besides, 70% of native English speakers speak American English. Just thought that little fact should be thrown in.

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Could someone please include that there were 174 deaths and over 400 injuries to show the scale of the attack. Thanks.

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This suggests the majority of helium is from Kansas, doesn't it? Surely there is a better DYK blurb one could make for

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If you want to discuss new proposals on modifing how the captions/written blurbs are edited, you might want to post on

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Wow, Descendall. It takes great skill to write a completely sarcastic comment in a completely serious tone. Well done!

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feature article because of a certain group in many ways goes against the neutral point-of-view that Knowledge promotes.

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We're at cross-purposes, I think. I'm talking about what you see on the main page — there is nothing there to say what

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than anywhere else in the world? It's been released into the wild, and good or ill, it is becoming an international

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Are you certain that you cleared your entire cache (as opposed to just that page)? The important code was added to

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containing edit links for the five featured content sections (intended for use by admins). They're hidden via CSS (

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We've also had several deaths in the news section that weren't about national leaders, or even political leaders. —

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How the hell did this become as featured picture??? It makes no sense, it looks like some cheap clip art ripoff. --

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You're right. It is, not only a coincidence, but an unfortunent one. I personally would change it to an article on

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Wikipedia_talk:Selected_anniversaries/March_4&diff=prev&oldid=2623515

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Well, at work we aren't supposed to change our homepage from the company's intranet page. I guess I can just go to

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Seems like the easiest way for "happier" news is to highlight sports and scientific breakthroughs on here, too. –

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One friend out of the country can tell all his/her friends still in the country. When there's will, there's a way.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Knowledge:What_is_a_featured_picture%3F&diff=63139662&oldid=60206009

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A large fraction of the entertainment content that Knowledge has being created in Hollywood or by American authors

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translation of the ancient greek word "Ηλος / Helos",which means swamp, and not "Ηλιος / Hlios", which means sun.

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I personally think that the headline should mention his significance - his (and I say this loosely) job title. --

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It's like saying we should just say "something has happened in Asia" as a teaser for television news. Silliness!

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forbids us from "choosing" one variety of English. Are you aware that there are more people learning English in

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Wikipedia_talk:Today%27s_featured_article&diff=prev&oldid=39012654

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It says on the ITN section that Italy beat France on penalty kicks, which is technically wrong. If you look at

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latest. Also, it doesn't happen when I go to Knowledge main page using IE. Anyone else got the same problem?

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Items normally stay in the In The News section for a few days - it'll probably be dropped over the weekend. —

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only. Please comment on the talkpage of that article. You'll get a better response there. Hope this helps. --

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Agreed. It's a nicely done illustration by one of our editors. Line art is an important part of our articles.

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No, they still appear. The tags appear in the html source, so it's definitely retrieving the latest version.

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Yup, I found it newsblogs.chicagotribune.com/news_columnistswischlist/2006/07/ken_lay_and_the.html here too.

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important! Did I mention that the world cup is the most watched event in the entire world, right on par with

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may have its origins in sci-fi, but it's clearly also a social issue of tremendous importance as we work on

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The Indian flag serves no purpose for the news, can we have this image instead which is more informative. --

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requested the article way back in February, clearly indicating they had advanced knowledge of the shutdown.

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I am going to keep looking around and playing with stuff to see if I get the hang of things. Thanks! -Barry

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Try not to go to any of the other million or so webpages with news content; they all have the score also. --

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is betting on his prophecy of a regional war to become global when nations start to take sides. Because of

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used "demoted" over "relegated" mostly because not all would know what "relegated" meant in this context.

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Yes, this is widely known. BoingBoing.net has some good articles on how to avoid the censorship, IIRC. —

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There is no template. If you're an admin on the wiki, there will be a protect tab at the top of the page.

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It is in the news -- at Wikinews en.wikinews.org/Coca-Cola_trade_secrets_attempted_to_be_sold_to_Pepsi ;)

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Well, to ITN anyway. I doubt many would object to a sports-related entry on any of the other four items.

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I don't know, but apparantly bombs are presently going off in India, and Basavey is presently dying. --

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Looking good, I've updated the test page to remove the extra square bracket pairs on the edit links. --

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Heh heh, good observation! However, the point is still valid - right at the top of the article it says

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13:27 , 13th July 2006 PS you not living in Enlgand? Just that you posted at 12:24 and it 13:24 here.

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Depends. If it was the recipient of the world's first successful canine nose transplant, it might :)

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I was going to type a long line of "hahaha" but decided to just go with a nice short emoticon: XD —

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The latter of those examples is inconclusive. As past tense, "beat" could be singular or plural. --

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suffers from this with some adblockers, because of the strings "ad" and "public" in the filename. —

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is being featured as a form of ridicule for recently losing its one-day total box office record to

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk%3AChuck_Marean&diff=63134327&oldid=63134115

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Hello, Graham! I recall your past assistance, and I intended to contact you regarding this matter.

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just spotted this by accident, www.israelnewsagency.com/wikipedianewsisraelcensorship48480706.html

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The more I look at it, I think the whole sentence is awkward and possibly incorrect. According to

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Absolutely. In fact, the people behind the Anti-German/Pro-New Jersey Plot (or AGPNJP for short)

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The current mood in Germany could have been known a week ago, and this could have been postponed.

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Am I the only one who thinks that today's featured picture may look better on MainPage if we use

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be ignored for the World Cup, the death of a world leader, or the invasion of Earth by Martians.

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While this appears to be notable enough and has an updated article, ITN suggestions are made at

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Didn't Raul decide to put ROTS on the Main Page long before the box-office totals were known? --

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=FIFA_World_Cup_Trophy&diff=62946567&oldid=62941285

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crusades around the world (e.g the majority of African countries and the asian sub continents).

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If it really does bother you that much, try one of the foreign-language Knowledge projects. The

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though. my bad. But, again, Featured Pic is also US dominated, as well as most of Knowledge. --

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Addendum: Having looked around the news site, is this Israel News Agency even a real news site?

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The section serves as a gateway to articles that have been written or updated to reflect topics

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Lets just eat the chicken and get over it!! Mmmm! A one off chance to eat a big chicken!! ;-)

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Are there any objections to the idea of incorporating this change into the actual main page? —

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of 1756 to 1763, and the British (well after 1707) defeated France to obtain their colonies. --

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will get worse. International condemnation was open and wide for Israel's strategic attack on

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actually i cant can i? but its wrong italy have not just won the Jules Rimet.someone correct

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Yes, the horrible impression that we are an encyclopedia first, a community second. *gasp* —

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death somehow expurges one's criminal record, which I don't think is the case. Not that that

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I would agree that even the third place match result be displayed, but the semi-final? No. --

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First the Nazi-related article on World Cup Final Sunday and now this. And I hear tomorrow,

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Lotsofissues&action=edit&section=new

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if they aren't), but this can be overridden by adding the following code to one's personal

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I merely informed Guinnog of how to propose his desired entry. How is that "an insult"? —

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a certain responsibility to help build the encyclopedia and not just write something about

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The result of the third-place match should be there. Please revert the edit to display it.

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How does one access that Knowledge advice page when they can't access any of Knowledge? —

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royalities for it LoL. Knowledge could start focusing on advertising their web service. --

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that the map shows Mumbai in different places depending on the reader's browser. Perhaps

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Why don't you just set your watchlist as your homepage? It's a very simple solution. --

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It's correct as it is. It's just written in British English. In AE, it would be "wins".

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irrelevant to the English name), the term River Plate is not used in modern desciptions.

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ethnically German, and I say tough noogies. History's a bitch. We should not be playing

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This is not the first time a celebrity's conviction has been voided in this manner. See

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the In The News section of the main page, and the words in the notice certainly apply.

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maybe all wikipedia articles should be prefixed with "CORRECTED" after the first edit!

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Shouldn't the summary on Main Page first introduce his actual name before using it? —

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I'd agree that the image would be a bit odd on the Main Page as an illustration of a

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lists the rubel (=100 kopecks) in 1701 as the first decimal currency. -- Frenchwhale

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the church declared it, which is why it has not been declared infallibly to be true.

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Not this one again! This underwent months of discussion on the article talk page.

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The last thing I need is an English lesson from a guy who say "an one-day old." --

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Add the d--n results already. Italy beat France 1-1, 5-3 in the penalty knockout.

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Knowledge. You may find that you receive more replies when you speak in English.

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So clumsy! Sigh .... if both names have to be there to confuse people, a link to

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Why are the words so small? Make it bigger. It's hard to read anything. Aaaaaah!

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No, it should be in past tense since the news clip is not about the World Cup. —

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I think it might be newsworthy (in place of the World Cup) to put the news that

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Test tells the same story: of "a one way" (8,920,000) vs. "an one way (32,900).

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Australians but it's not something to put in a closet and never think of again.

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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is used before initial vowel sounds. "A one-day-old chick" is correct usage. —

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Shouldn't the little squib under DYK have made clear the article was about the

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could be changed to 'Italy beat France' as this is the normal usage in the UK.

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Which article is this ? This talkpage is intended for discussion on things on

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to the perpetrator, of course, but it might to his descendants in some cases.

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justify a prominent spot on our main page (which they evidently confuse with

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Third match place is a joke, nobody cares. Semi-final is way more important.

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I just added "speak:none" to the style tags. Did that solve the problem? —

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Anyone can use the ".sysop { display: block }" code if he or she desires. —

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Why is the word horrible? The article was changed (without discussion) from

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Violetriga&diff=62206615

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All the more reason to educate them into the proper way. *LOLs* (joking) --

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Today, July 10th, is Wikibooks' third birthday. We have a notice up on our

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And I don't see the analogy with complaining about poor people being poor.

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You're right. You just have to be sure you're not replying to newbies :) —

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July 4th is used as the fourth day. July 4 is just used in any other form.

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Sports is just war by proxy. I say go the puppy sniffs flower route. ;) --

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That is truly the worst thing to appear on the Main Page in a long time.

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Featured Article, but in this case it's the image itself that's featured.

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Simple answer: America is 4x better than the rest of the world combined.

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decimal based currency. You do notice there is a three in the sequence?

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Kenneth Lay, the founder of Enron, died today. Is this front page worthy?

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for questions. It's really not that hard once you get started. Good luck!

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I cleared my cache with control+f5, but the edit links were still there.

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If anyone can help me get started, shoot me an email to b34nzzzgmail.com

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If this comment belongs someplace else, my apologies. I'm new at this.

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Trnzl8shun:Vis iz V englsh wkpdia. u may get mor tok bak if u uz englsh

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Remove the one and you've solved the problem - it is redundant anyway.--

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Thank you. Unfortunately I can't read more than 5 lines in one sitting.

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National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation

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If that is so, then its not notable enough for the mainpage IMHO. See:

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Link from BBC: news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/5164194.stm --

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Reading the article, though, it was less of a seize than a take-over.

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PS. I'd also be happy with "defeated", if one wants to go that way.

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Knowledge talk:Selected anniversaries#USA bias in Selected Anniverary

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would probably be the one to thank, as he wrote most of the article.

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Ah I see the top heading of the main page is hidden by some code in

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At the time, river was the general word for any large body of water.

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I would have thought that word was fine, although quick look at the

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Apparantly not. www.nytimes.com/2006/07/06/business/06legal.html --

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Funny thing that. People see a section on the main page which says

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I only see two science-fiction articles within between July 1-19:

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Good that you know. So whom were you trying to explain that to? -

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to read technical details about a concentration camp, the summary

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Your explanation convinced me. I've reverted to your version. —

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Try adding a \n once in a while or use word wrap...hmm not funny.

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by quite a few decades. I've just removed that from MainPage. --

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updated because of a major event. The inclusion criteria should

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As with so many things at Knowledge, this is a function more of

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Elections would work, too, but many people find them boring. --

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Shouldn't that be Italy beats France, to stay in present tense?

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has an entirely different meaning in Latin America (namely, the

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Currently only 3 out of 18 items on the main page are American.

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player of the Year ahead of Henry this year it will be a crime.

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off the front page summary? It's already off the main article.

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www.flickr.com/photos/klocean/140498817/ Photographic evidence

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Also, if you're interested in the history of the blocking, see

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I have an idea. Why don't we use the name that Knowledge uses?

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Those networks running an network equipment designed in the USA

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The WikiMedia Foundation and its servers being based in Florida

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Serie A scandal results in relegation of three football giants

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Dont know if its really necessary to change, but we do have a

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Then maybe we shouldn't pay so much attention to said idiots?

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a notice saying, "You verify that you are not a terrorist." —

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Is this still a problem ? If it is so, please report this at

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Surely the World Cup is no longer valid in the news section.

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All hyperbole aside, it really really does merit a mention. -

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Batsmen and the hyphens between 13-match and class-cricket.

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language and we refuse to allow our cultural heritage to be

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How old is the Guttenberg Project? And how different is it?

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The Selected Anniversary's always have a US-bend to them. --

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before and during its ITN inclusion would more than suffice.

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nah its telling it like it is, what do you suggest then???

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pursues nuclear weapons development, and the insurgency in

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stuff what's written on Knowledge this weekend anyway ;-).

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06:18, 9 July 2006 (UTC) -- Well more than a week anyway..

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I agree. It seems to me to be more correct to say that. -

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I couldn't agree more with what violetriga said. See also

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stereotype, done by the same artist who did the images at

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It's not big enough news on WP to warrant a mention. --

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was that the pic had to be exempliary, not the subject. --

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and they think it should contain news. How silly of them.

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Knowledge:In the news section on the Main Page/Candidates

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and its related templates, especially the primary one at

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Knowledge:In the news section on the Main Page/Candidates

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Huh? What's offensive about an article on Bangladesh? —

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always in the plural. The same article you mention says

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people contributing to DYK than tell them to go away. --

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was "one of few popes in recent history to exercise his

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I think I recall seeing a one-liner about the fires in

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Demote and relegate mean two different things. Is this

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sorry, didn't realise it was featured pic. Still, see

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Okay, I'm going to pursue an alternative solution. —

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I've found some examples of what I was referring to:

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And I disagree. Ahh, the wonders of simple voting. —

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The people who write articles like that are idiots.--

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Should read "...sunk by a German U-boat..." and not

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wasn't subjected to this kind of editorial control!

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The Internet having largely been invented in America

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encourage them to write about things that are needed

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Helophilus pendulus, 6th july main page, misspelling

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Please report back with any updates. Thank you! —

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please tell me off for procrastinating on my essay!

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please tell me off for procrastinating on my essay!

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please tell me off for procrastinating on my essay!

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please tell me off for procrastinating on my essay!

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(just kidding) -- 7180:Absolutely, if the Beirut airport is a member. 4314:then read, "The Italian national football team 4249:Never mind, I misunderstood the issue. Thanks. 2573:Please keep in mind that the US is primarily a 1599:Good catch ! Thanks for pointing this out. The 3961:Knowledge:In the news section on the Main Page 3532:) of accompanying pages over the last months. 2223:Knowledge:WikiProject Countering systemic bias 254:) extended abit more southward to present-day 125:of 1870, so isn't "recent history" redundant? 2979:level since WW2. I totaly agree with Andersa. 587:Once again, I'll remind everyone that ITN is 7196:Again, Israeli troops didn't enter Lebanon. 5427:Not good IMO - replied on your talk page. -- 4347:opening game of 2006 World Cup against Ghana 4115:Knowledge:Featured picture candidates/Pirate 3711:that was given to brazil. ive just changed. 3589:Score was 1-1 with 5-3 in penalties, NOT 5-4 3328:But it isn't still the most common usage. — 2621:Knowledge talk:Selected anniversaries/July 9 1821:' article. If our cover is blown, add three 1636:Last one out switch off the lights, then. -- 7597:error, the ITN blurb has been rewritten as 6465:Knowledge:MoS#National_varieties_of_English 6256:is used before an initial consonant sound; 6077: 5532:With all the relatively recent versions of 4715:File:11 July 2006 Mumbai train bombings.jpg 4656:People just liked it better that way... -- 3978:Instead of ITN, please consider posting at 3344:It's so common I hadn't heard of it, ever. 2299:Well said. 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Thanks. -- 3182:2006 New Jersey State Government Shutdown 3134:2006 New Jersey State Government Shutdown 3128:, and I want to thank you for making the 2286:http://en.wikipedia.org/User:Lotsofissues 4218:clarified the criteria to this effect.-- 2613:stone "was laid" at a particular minute? 1885:Why does todays featured picture on the 294:www.google.com/search?q=july+4th Google 7169:would be more accurate, wouldn't it? — 6558:Don't disrupt Knowledge to make a point 4904:Blocking of Knowledge in mainland China 4436:Certainly better to not have the 's'. 4277:The font is too small. Make it bigger. 14: 6900:tee-hee-hee... Mischievous elf am I. ( 6168: 6094:There has been some discussion on the 5892:My hunch is that this comment is from 4834:Knowledge:Advice to Tor users in China 2630:Distasteful choice of featured article 454:http://en.wikipedia.org/random_article 404:C'mon Ryan. Do you really believe our 215:Speedy response to the above, cheers! 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 4793:Just be grateful it didn't happen in 3746:"In the news" naming issue once again 1435:I'm glad this article made FA status. 7835:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 7778:Not enough variety in FA Selections. 4647:Why they changed it, I can't say. — 1102:Image:Flag of the Czech Republic.svg 625:in the first semifinal match of the 368:Ruining the results of the World Cup 25: 7913:Not to mention that you can find a 4613:(its spring time for nationalism!) 4403:"Highlights: Italy 1-1 France (Ita 3500:Please list your proposed entry at 3220:But in English, the common name is 1459:Can someone take the horrible word 1166:Nope, though it should be added to 584:each contain two-sentence updates. 23: 6145:1948, 1956, 1967, 1973, 1981, 2006 6104: 3883:See also the wikipedia article on 2320:The switch in time that saved nine 168:Agreed, this confused me as well. 24: 8091: 7387:Well, thanks for the heads-up! -- 4355:France 5-3 in a penalty shoot-out 4234:Knowledge talk:Picture of the day 7206:The ITN blurb is now changed to 5964:(an online encyclopedia) is not 5783:defeat the purpose entirely. :) 4714: 4358: 3850:Wikibooks is 3 years old today!! 2867:I agree that it is poor timing. 2838:I agree 100% with this comment. 1149:It doesn't appear to fall under 1122:what it is triggering against. 1104: 29: 4626:You have that backwards. :) — 4411:"But Italy recovered well from 4176:How it usually is at the moment 3707:It's not the Jules Rimet Trophy 2694:We're human. Including Raul. -- 853:is what they therefore expect. 849:is heading that people see and 709:a rundown of the top headlines. 6740:Bangladesh? I am offended! -- 6688:Democracy is such a yawner! — 3776:Penalty kicks/Panalty shootout 2486:, 00:16, 21 April 2006 (UTC).) 1943:qualification for featured pic 1330:Ken Lay's conviction "voided"? 582:Germany national football team 567:World Cup Entry in ITN section 408:facility should not carry the 13: 1: 8034:Wildfires in So. Cal. article 7593:To avoid the appearance of a 7407: 4101:It's a representation of the 1170:, if it hasn't been already. 290:...and first place goes to... 7808:) 21:04, 2006 July 15 (UTC). 7127:Israeli troops enter Lebanon 6761:Maybe his name is Ladesh? — 5124:Adding optional "edit" links 4312:Italy national football team 4019:) 16:12, 2006 July 10 (UTC). 3530:Category:2006 FIFA World Cup 3398:? 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