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972:, which I admit I haven't looked at in a while, and although I don't think I've ever been questioned about how I go about archiving, take my comments with a grain of salt and double check what that page says. I've been archiving (and reformatting!) talk pages for a long time before I was an admin, it is a much-needed thankless task that doesn't often get done correctly, or ever. So no, you don't need to be an admin! For developing articles, I tend to wait a week before archiving. For relatively low-traffic talk pages, I think anything older than a year is fair game. If you have the patience, I would arrange the posts in the archive by the date of the first post in each thread, but I don't think it would be the end of the world if you just "dump" the newly archived posts at the bottom of the page. The main thing to remember, I think, is to not archive anything in way that appears to be shutting down or censoring conversation. I think that whole Steelhead discussion can go away now, yes? I hesitated to archive that until the dust settled but I think it has. I also tend to archive threads that are attracting off-topic chat, no matter how old they are. Thanks for asking. 786:

the capitalization of some of the titles of her positions at some point back to how I previously had them after I doublecheck them against her CV again; schools tend to differ in how they handle capitalization of academic appointments - some positions (like director) are pretty much always capitalized and whether or not professorships are capitalized depends on the school. (Some schools look at it as "John Smith is a professor of philosophy at XYZ School," and some as "John Smith is Professor of Philosophy at XYZ School." Pretty much difference of a job versus a formal title.)

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where...probably Portland or Lake Oswego. Am pretty sure Magruder was also born in Oregon...probably in Clatskanie or nearby town with hospital (St Helens perhaps), but haven’t found source to confirm that. Short bio probably won’t have that info for either, but worth checking. Also, wouldn’t mind checking your source for stray facts I missed. If you still have info, can you pass along notes from 1971 session at you conveyance...thanks! If you don't have this info any more, thanks anyway...appreciate your time!--

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would appreciate it. Right now, in this devastating Oso mudslide, there are many victims who perished, an entire community is buried under mud, and those whom wish to pursue their own agendas are proffering from correlative, not causal information. Would you please give me advice on how to make edits that are substantiated? Trying to reconcile this situation with the other editors appears futile. thank you.

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generally don't add redlinks to dab pages unless there are several incoming links from other Knowledge articles. Please do read up on notability. Just because I was curious about something and tried to Google it doesn't mean it needs to have an entry on Knowledge. The "xkcd explained" type of websites and forums will probably handle that nicely. Knowledge is an encyclopedia

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You reverted a number of (or all) my edits to Oregon places. Please explain why. You edits generally do not match the text of the articles which govern what categories can be used for the articles. In addition, a place cannot both be an incorporated community and a ghost town. A community must by

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I already rewrote and added to it quite a bit. Did you check? I'm using the introduction of the 1986 edition as a source. The editors are reliable sources, I think. Is that what you mean? Or do you need me to quote the intro about how reality and her narrative are different? It does address that. (It

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I have not had time to research public archives. My grandparents, Carl & Wilma Mayer, and my mother and her siblings lived in the post office building, which is why I have photos. I used to visit the Thatcher Grange Hall with my grandfather as he tended his cattle across the road before it was

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Thank you for the kind invite, it sounds like a great opportunity. I probably won't be able to make it but maybe others who live in the area would like to go. Uploaded photos would be great. I didn't know there was a Grange hall. Do you know if any of the historic info has been published, say by the

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Hi Valfontis - Thanks for the copyedit, I appreciate it. I ended up putting Naomi's article up late at night overly-tired when I probably should've waited until the next day to do so. I'll go back over my last half dozen recent articles to make sure I didn't make similar silly errors. I may change

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Look, I can appreciate that you want a DYK. For me, though it would be nice to see some women's history on the front page, but I'm not really motivated by DYKs and such. I'd rather have time to develop this article in the way it deserves using the dozen or so sources I have found. I can take care of

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No I didnt check. The reviewer at DYK did. I'm not sure its made clear that you are quoting the editors rather than the book. Her version may be close but it differs a lot from O-encyclopedia which is your more reliable source I would have thought. Not used to having a complex edit reverted. Do feel

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In the fear that mine is even more woefully less adequate than yours, I know what you mean about the Ritz book. It is a good starting point, however. Ritz mentions an article I want to find at the library: Spencer, "The Legacy of Elmer Feig" in the February, 1987, Northwest Examiner. Although I have

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A bit weird having the first section alphabetical by city and the second section alphabetical by title, but even that has a little bit of logic if one things about it from the perspective of a person searching for information, i.e., they'd be looking for the paper TODAY published in a given city or

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says a place is a city and does not mention it ever being a ghost town, then it goes into city categories not ghost town categories. Your revert of my edit put such a city back into a ghost town category. You were simply reverting everything I did to Oregon articles or inserting your opinion when

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at DYK is giving me some problems. The article seems good but very similar to its sources, but we can fix that. However the Grains is said to be part auto-biography part novel ... and the article uses that as a source. Her version of events differs from the official? version. I feel that we need to

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Anyone is invited to come to the Thatcher Road post office on May 4th, 2014 around 1pm. 5901 Thatcher Road, Forest Grove, OR. You will be able to meet the family (children) that lived there when the building was purchased while still in the post office format and they will be able to describe in

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This situation does appear to be an edit war. Factual information is being replaced with sensationalized and unsubstantiated information. I am not sure the process of editing so that the sensationalized information is minimized and the factual, verified information sticks. If you have advice, I

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Thanks for the feedback, Valfontis. I may have mentioned I added additional references, and stripped down ANY language so as not to appear flattering. This is merely informational, and was approved initially. Also, via chat, I was informed I need to add references, which I did. Please advise if it

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others say, conversely, that a ghost town should contain the tangible remains of buildings.(Thomsen, Clint. "Ghost Towns: Lost Cities of the Old West") Whether or not the settlement must be completely deserted, or may contain a small population, is also a matter for debate. Generally, though, the

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editions for 1959-1973. Am finishing articles on Dick Magruder and Roger Martin who were both in House of Rep's during latter part of that period. Have enough info for 2 good articles, but am missing one thing...place of birth for both. Can document that Martin was born in Oregon, but not sure

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Mr. Teague sent a response to my email, and I have removed the section on controversy where the Oregonian was the only source for a series of problems Feig was having with the city establishment. I think the article is improved without the controversy section, at least until someone writes a Feig

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I don't have time to fix this and I'm pretty biased against COI editors, but see the article's talk page. Also please read the bold, red, instructions above about how to sign your posts, among other things. You will get a lot further around here if you learn some basic Knowledge skills. Are you

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by Knowledge standards. A single mention in the mouseover text of a webcomic is not enough to confer notability on someone or something that was previously not notable. It's possible, due to the popularity of xkcd, that he might become a meme someday, but he is currently not notable. Also, we

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Yep. I call this Capitals of Great Metaphorical Significance. Basically full titles are capitalized and descriptions are not. Thus the "University of Oregon" but not "the University says, blah blah blah". "She was promoted to Professor of Philosophy" vs. "She is a professor of philosophy."

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better and another paraphrase was unnecessary. If I could find a link to the full text of the 1986 edition I would provide it, but there isn't one. I agree that the original article was a close paraphrase. I swear on my honor as a Wikipedian that the rewrite is not a close paraphrase.

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My family is well established in the Forest Grove community (Duyck). The FG Fire Dept is doing the burn on the building. We will request that the FG News Times be in attendance. We will offer them photos (old and current), for both the post office and the Grange Hall.

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Hi, Thanks for your input on the Shakespear disambiguation page. Please see my comments on the talk. I'd be interested in your response. Interesting to note that you knew he'd appeared in xkcd without my contribution referencing xkcd. Seems like you took note of him.

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I feel the original versions were more accurate so I reverted. I don't have time to do the requisite research and writing right now. The Antelope article is long on Rajneeshees and short on ghost town history. Here are a couple examples of how it is a ghost town

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article as you suggested. I left the second paragraph which talks about using local products. I think that info is important to ties the restaurant to other Wiki-projects interests (e.g. Wiki-food and Wiki-agricultural perhaps). I also removed a sentence and a

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I haven't actually met Mr. Teague, just talked a bit via e-mail, I forgot who contacted whom, but you could e-mail him, I bet you'd get a reply. He's also very responsive to corrections submitted to the "Boundless"/Building Oregon UO architecture archives.

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I googled for the bridges. I came up with a few obscure mentions of an obscure government functionary from the 19th century in India, and your addition to this dab page. Looking over the references I found to the man, I took note that he was not

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I think the two different alpha schemes work but as long as it is organized in some fashion, that's all that really matters. And yes, it seems like there is quite a bit of research needed to figure out the correct dabs for newspapers. Like the

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quote from the Landmark section since it may have sounded like guidebook info. In any case, I hope these changes are enough to clear the advertising tag…which I did after making the changes. Feel free to put it back if this isn’t

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the close paraphrasing of the bare-bones summary given at OE and that should take care of your DYK. If you need proof the new sources are not closely paraphrased I can send you or the DYK reviewer scans. Cheers,

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in the terrible shape that it is now. My grandparents had a solid history of the area. This is an area where everyone knew/knows everyone. The family welcomes anyone that is interested to come by on May 4th.

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detail the remodel of the post office to a residence. I hope to have historical photos of the building there on May 4th, if I do not get them printed out in time, they will be posted on this Wiki site.

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term is used in a looser sense, encompassing any and all of these definitions. The American author Lambert Florin's preferred definition of a ghost town was simply 'a shadowy semblance of a former self'.

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and their unnecessarily snarky edit summary. I know your work and know you're no "shill". Hopefully now we can all have a constructive conversation about it. And I agree about the local products.

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P.S. I typed a couple of these out verbatim for Aboutmovies. I'm willing to do it again but can you check with him and make sure they weren't Magruder and Martin. I'm pretty sure I did Martin.

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not met Ed Teague, I have relied on his work and think of him as a bright light in the quest for truth. I wonder what he thinks about Portland's late-20s building boom, Feig-wise.

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says her version of the story is very close to the truth.) Although I hate the construction, "according to", I could say "according to the editors of the 1986 edition...".

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Yeah, I saw from the history that you were the main person on that... I took liberties with a few titles adding the city name, figuring that having 5 papers listed as

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of the original wording using a different source--the intro to the 1986 edition, of which I have a copy--which expanded on the brief summary provided on OE. I liked

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I made a list of sections that have been dormant for at least seven days, and I'll go ahead with the job if your answers to the questions are positive. Thanks! -

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There is also another building directly across from 5901 that was the Thatcher Grange Hall. It is now in very poor condition as it was used to house cattle.

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an indiscriminate collection of information, no matter how fun or interesting. If you'd really like to get a second opinion, I would ask somewhere like the

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if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the

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if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the

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Just as a small note, I posted this before I had noticed you'd podsted on Zack's talk page. Let's keep the discussion mostly there, but thanks again.)

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I work on categories and minor items in articles. Whatever is in the article content at the time of my work is what I use. So first: If an article (

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added a second, different set of coords which overrode the first set of coords and placed the light down by the Umpqua! I just acquired one of

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the history of a given PAPER published in the past. Anyway, have fun with it, I'm done with that piece for now. —Tim Davenport, Corvallis ///

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I think much of it should be (tagged)! Anyway, since that article was fully cited when I started it, I'd prefer it stay that way. Since I'm a

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There is a sort of stupid temporary(?) "sculpture garden" next to convention center that has works by notable artists. Critique can be found

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first though (hint, hint!). There is also a carousel there with hand-carved animals, not sure that counts. Also fairly recently a statue of

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I have never heard of a cucumber tree, nor do I believe such a thing exists, any more than a tomato tree or a lettuce tree. The article on

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free to go on without me. THe major problem is the close paraphrasing which I didnt really have time to help with. I'll leave it to you.

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was installed. I'll think about Salem some more. All the public buildings have 1% for Art type-installations. For Eugene, write about

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Nice! I'm sure I have a pic...on my old, inaccessible hard drive. If the light is good this evening I'll try to get a new one.

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Universities and Other Entities tend to overuse capitalization; I think it trickles down into the rest of Academia. Here is a

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I need to come spend a day or weekend and visit the sites. Historic buildings, parks, public art, etc. Have you seen the

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Wonderful! Thanks for the suggestions. I created a short stub for Riverfront Park and added several sculptures to the

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Awesome! The same blog has lots of talk about the urban renewal district. See also Finetooth's excellent article on

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I've joined the 20th Century and hooked up this scanner someone gave me! Send me an e-mail and I'll send you scans.

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The building (5901) is set to be destroyed and May 4th, 2014 will be the last opportunity for anyone to visit it.

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article. I have some questions that are more "how-to" than article-related, so I'm posting it here instead of

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Editor and publisher of the 12-15-1970 issue was A.M. Tewksbury. Albert Mackey Tewksbury died in 1974 per this

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I thought these were in a box but I just looked on the shelf and the 1971 issue was on top. I'll take a look.

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I saw you working on it, thank you. I think they probably can be removed. Did you fix the plagiarism issue?

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I know I am persistently remiss in this. Thanks for the reminder.I'll try and stick to it. All the best

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since it doesn't call itself by the former title. But we can figure that out as we go. By the way, the

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without discussion or even an edit summary, which is not how we do things here. So start with the

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You tagged this section of the article for cleanup without specifying a reason. Please clarify.

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no facts (cited or otherwise) were present. Similar situation regarding other of your reverts.

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Some believe that any settlement with visible tangible remains should not be called a ghost town

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Uh huh. Someone is dying to become a preplenuary grognatatus maximus before his or her time. --

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Oddly enough, those references say pretty much the same thing you did. ;-) Thank you! -

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Re: edit warring. The quibble at DYK was with a close paraphrase of my initial source, the

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Fantastic! Thanks so much. Do let me know if there are other notable sculptures in Salem.

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I never heard of a cucumber tree, nor did I believe such a thing exists. The article on

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in regards to a timber-industry publication, from what looks like a related company.

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Although I'm about to use Knowledge as a reference, the following article is cited.

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That is very black and white thinking. The term is actually somewhat ambiguous. (

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I'll take a look, I wasn't too concerned about it really. It was more to satisfy

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Nevermind. I don't understand what happened before, but your edit is better. —

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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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issue--a quick search reveals very little on Tewksbury. He was apparently

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for this information. Not that we don't believe you but we call that

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Valfontis: I removed the first paragraph in the Menu section of the

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Hi, thanks for the appreciation. For the basics of archiving, see

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Yes. This is the edit I was making when I hit the edit conflict:

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Is seven days long enough to wait before archiving a section?

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Does one need to be an admin to archive article talk pages?

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3,000+ views...wow, tilikum love their Titanic trivia! --

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That would be great! My e-mail is *redacted*. Thanks!--

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definition have people; a ghost town has no people.

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