User talk:0xDeadbeef/Archive 2

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and success looked doubtful. But I didn't withdraw and latecomers weighed all of the comments and gave me enough support to have a crat chat which narrowly passed. Since then, I've seen the same cycle with other candidates, most of whom decide to withdraw when the Opposes first show up. It's often a painful process to undergo that scrutiny. But a week is a long time and unless Support goes below 50% (which is not the case here), it's impossible to predict how later participants will respond to the RFA. Sometimes, there is a reaction against Opposes that results in additional Support, and unless you are heading towards the red zone, it's just a mistake to assume the worst. You might be surprised to know how many administrators who are now well-respected had very close RFAs. Good luck!

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chair of the reader. Also copy your answers and paste them somewhere BEFORE you submit so you don't lose them if you edit conflict and something goes awry with the back button :) It's a stressful week, but regardless of outcome it will be in the past in seven days time. I recall seeing your name around in some discussions. I don't have a recollection of my thoughts at those times. I may or may not be able to devote time to doing a thorough review of you. I hope I do, but not promises. Best of luck! --

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to stand for RfA, and the courage to do a self-nom. I know it's water under the bridge now, but an experienced nominator would have raised the lack of WP:AIV/speedy deletion activity with you before the nomination went live. Take the question as an opportunity to address this before it becomes more of an issue in the RfA. --

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when they really shouldn't be. The other is that for today's update, it was encountering an edit conflict for some reason. I've fixed the former, but the latter needs more investigation. I've also dug into the logs a bit and the edit conflict error seems to be quite rare. If it happens again I'll add in a retry logic.

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redirect to the artist as an ATD (hence why the CSD only applies to redlink artists). You wouldn't redirect an album to a random featured artist, so it doesn't make sense to decline on that basis. If you're not willing to delete it yourself, I hope you'll revert and let the tag stand for another admin to look at. ♠

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I don't keep up with RFAs these days but now that I see you are in the midst of one, I'll give it a look. You probably don't need any more advice but I just thought I'd share that I hope you hang in there, too. My own RFA was a roller coaster....first, all Supports but by day 2, the Opposes showed up

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Hi! Thanks for reaching out. Looking at your contributions, I think you should keep doing what you are already doing. Edit filter helper is a high trust user right since it gives access to private information such as phone numbers or emails, therefore we usually want to see continued involvement with

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No, I'm ok. Thanks for answering the question! You've probably read the various RfA advice things. Keep your head up. Try to be prompt in answering questions, but it's more important to be clear in your answers. Write them, but pause before submitting. Carefully review, and try to put yourself in the

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Thanks for taking your time to reach out. It was a mistake on my part and thanks for giving me an opportunity to clarify. Hopefully my answer has cleared things up a bit, but if you need more clarification feel free to ask another question or leave a comment here, and I'll reply to my original answer

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is plainly unsourced and seems to be original research. Even if the editor didn't publish those blog articles, combining these sources to suggest something else is original research. For example, suggesting that "most" of the features are work in progress, when no blogs have claimed as such. (The "V

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If you are trying to engage with me, it would be nice if you actually read my comment, otherwise we would just be talking past each other with no one coming out of it any happier. Please don't consider me as someone that needs convincing or some sort of enlightenment of what is factual. That was not

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IFT 1 & 2 are not orbital flights and as I stated in the original post in the discussion I simply feel that a distinction needs to be made between developmental and operational flights. It should also be clearly stated that the failure and success isn't based on mission requirements but based on

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I did not make personal attacks. I also will not take false accusations when I myself have been subject to personal attacks questioning my motives and character including false accusations of sealioning simply because I asked to see how a "clear consensus" was concluded from an issue that has seen 7

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Hello, I just wanted to let you know that HaleBot didn't issue its regular Empty Categories report as scheduled. I know that it is sometimes an hour or two late but since it looks like you've been on Knowledge recently, I thought I'd let you know in case it's indicative of a larger issue. Thank you.

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I've seen stonewalling before, but that appears to be going for the record for doing so as smugly as possible. At least it resulted in a a couple improvements, plus it inspired me to read some of Maugham's work (what little I have read so far is good enough, he was clearly a talented writer). And as

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Claiming "primary sources are unacceptable" and own research. Beyond that primary sources require a certain extra consideration they're not banned. This chapter however seems to mostly use secondary sources and the editor doesn't seem to be the same person as the author of the linked articles so it

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Thanks. Though I have decided to stay off it since my last comment, I must commend you for boldly editing to try to improve (though debatable from the eyes of a few editors) the article in the first place. As for the adminship part, I'm happy to help with the backlogs with the new buttons I got :)

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Yes, good luck. You are probably not concerned with the opinions of individual opposers, but although I am still in the oppose column at this point, I am not so uneasy at the idea that your RfA will pass. Regarding the comment (and later question from someone else) on the cut-and-paste move, please

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Please don't take my question at your RfA as any sort of negative assessment of your work at WP:AIV and speedy deletion. I've reviewed what you've done in the last rolling 12 months in those areas. There's been an occasional error, but we all make mistakes here and there. I applaud your willingness

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I feel your last two paragraphs highlight issues with Wiki as a whole. It seems like decisions are based on opinion not fact in lots of cases such as this and the comments about wasting time on resolving conflicts feel more like a lack of effort rather than an actual issue. An editor is an editor.

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Thanks. It's been a while since I've really been involved in a contentious (if rather low stakes) discussion, sometimes as an admin it helps to remind yourself of how it feels to be on the inside of such disputes. And always glad to have help with the backlogs, goodness knows we need it. The extra

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As for bots, I probably do have the technical skills to help out, though the only Python coding I've done is straightforward text processing and parsing (then again, it's what Python is really good at, I guess) and I barely have enough free time these days to keep up with writing the encyclopedia.

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Anyway, as far as your RfA goes, while these things are never entirely possible to predict, it looks much more likely to pass than not. In my view, with no outstanding questions you can probably take a couple of days off and do something else, it'll probably do you a world of good and come back to

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Hi Liz, thanks for the advice. I am surprised to hear that your RfA went to a crat chat considering that you are one of our best admins on the site. As for HaleBot, there are two issues, and I'm not sure if they are related to each other. One is that the old Python report code seems to be running

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For the record: I am in the camp that believes murders are bad, no matter whether it is during your RfA or not. But jokes aside, I foresee a mop being handed to you in four days time, (which should really have been 361 days ago) and I just want to say thank you for volunteering. I remember seeing

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Hey man, you're the best; to have the guts to stand up with a self-nom. A few years ago, an edit filter manager would have just breezed in through an RfA; unfortunately, and I say this with absolutely no disrespect, some editors have less idea of what we do at the backend. Be that as it may, well

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Congratulations! You survived an RFA! I came here to give you a t-shirt but see that's been done already. So, I'll just add my good wishes and say that if you ever have a question about adminning, feel free to come to my talk page. If I don't know the answer, I can point you to someone who might

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I was repeatedly asked for evidence yet when I provided it, it was immediately dismissed and claims made about how success is measured and how the input of the conductors of the test is taken are inconsistent with many cases on this site. For example, PDL Space who have their first Miura launch

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I don't think this was a good decline. The CSD template reads "where the artist doesn't have an article". This clearly refers to the primary artist(s) of the album, not any artist who happens to be featured on the album. Normally if the album isn't notable but the artist has an album, one would

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Actually, I was working on other drafts, before a massive unexplained barrage of activity and changes on V's article after being promoted from draft. Prior to that, few to nobody seem to care about it. Isn't that interesting. Anyway, as it appears you are kicking me off your page, I will not

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I have no idea what you are talking about. No one has accused you of editing with that IP. As for your block, you were blocked to prevent more disruption done to the page (as shown with you editing the page and reverting to maintain your preferred version without actually attempting the form a

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Congrats, Deadbeef! As a longtime RfA critic/reformer, yours is one of the brighter moments in RfA history that I’ve seen. It is extremely rare that a sub-10k candidate is tested, and it was somewhat unthinkable that this would happen. That is a testament to the character you’ve been able to

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opposition is good for a newly minted admin - it gives them immediate feedback about concerns that they'll bear in mind once they start using the tools, and feel better for it, while the only opposition. I'd be interested to see the RfA tallies for admins who were desysopped for

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I'm not IP 101.115.65.176 nor made that edit in which being falsely accused of. More so, I believe at that time I was under a block to not edit the article, and from a report made by you. I don't understand the purpose of doing that or what is going on about that.

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allow primary sources, but it is hard to find secondary sources that cover Xe Iaso (confirming whether they are a subject matter expert). I would err on the side of caution when we have an entire section that is sourced only to primary sources. The sentence saying

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I clearly stated that after I was first accused. My comment you are mentioning was in relation to NASA sources vs mainstream media. I feel it's indisputable that there is a vast knowledge gap there. I also clearly stated this in the comment after

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I want to become an edit filter helper because I love going through long term abuse cases and helping out at SPI. What should I work on to become an edit filter helper? I already know some regex however I’m not completely comfortable with it.

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Yeah, I wonder if having too much support at one's RfA can also cause some overconfidence. The opposition at my RfA definitely gave me a healthy caution, especially in areas people mentioned where I could cause controversy.

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As for consensus, I still have yet to see any proof it's been cleared up. It doesn't seem like they agreed it seems more like a group refused to entertain the others side to the point the other side simply gave up or tried

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You're forgiven! Thanks for looking into this. I didn't expect such a speedy response. I hope this can get resolved, I work with HaleBot's updating Database Reports but I know a lot of editors check those edit count lists.

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As for the personal attacks, you have indeed made personal attacks by calling people at that discussion uninformed and suggesting that they have less knowledge than you so your points must hold a lot of more weight than

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changed again. I have a poor network connection. Whenever I get disconnected and then reconnected, my address changes. I have a question: whenever my edits get blocked by an EF, like what happened to me with the pages

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If you have the authority, please edit or remove that claim in V's edit history, or at least make a public statement of correction. As further attempts at punitive actions would appear to be the result of it.

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Thanks for updating my filter to plug the hole with the finance scammers. I went to do the same thing and initially thought, "hmm, it should've caught those" and now just realized you'd adjusted it. Cheers,

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or an SPI clerk can be granted the right. IMO, it is also important to not focus on specific roles of the project but rather "what things can I do to help the project" since the former can look like you are

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In my view, with no outstanding questions you can probably take a couple of days off and do something else, it'll probably do you a world of good and come back to the end of the RfA in a refreshed state of

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Looks like it was generated one hour later than scheduled again. I will have a lot of time starting next week, so I'll look into restructuring the reports so the failure of one does not impact others.

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No problem, happy to help, though I probably should have included the filter change diff when I left a message at your talk page so you didn't have to go back and forth and check when it was changed.

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is a tool that converts wiki content into the formats of LaTeX, PDF, ODT, and EPUB. The code now runs many times faster due to recent improvements. There is also an optional Docker container you can

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I didn't get a chance to vote in your RfA, as I've been away on vacation, but I'm glad to see you had success and I'm happy to be one of many welcoming you to the admin corps. Congratulations @

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is for Vaporware" does say that for the features from their website, but that doesn't imply in the same way "most features" in that section implies, as in most of vs. most of ) And also, the

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I was thinking that if the filter hits are not too much, someone could go in and fix the punctuation marks according to MOS, but given the number of hits this has I have disabled the filter.

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was never suggested by any of the sources (at least, not what was written explicitly in those blogs), and having an issue on the bug tracker doesn't warrant including that in the article.

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Thanks for your swift reply. As for sealioning, This is not the case. I was not sealioning for asking for proof of an actual consensus when it looks overall like a still disputed topic.

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I've left them a warning for future sanctions, but don't have time to go through these you have linked and beyond. I tagged the first template as a speedy a few days ago though.

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I would also like to thank you for not giving up early and letting the whole RFA play out. It meant a lot to me as someone who posted a support comment when the tally was still

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For stepping up at RfA. I'm opposing with great reluctance, but if you don't make it this time, I hope to see you back next year with a little more experience under your belt.

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Over and over again you use the talk page but only to argue for why your preferred version is better. Please try to work with us here, and actually engage in the discussions.

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HaleBot got back on schedule yesterday but it just missed its Empty Categories report tonight which is typically issued at 01:02 UTC. I hope it is just another glitch.

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There's no correlation between a passing percentage at RfA and how good an admin is. I switched from neutral to support at Liz's RfA. And several people who opposed

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Still waiting for the report. I see that Legoktm was active yesterday but not today. It looks like there are other reports HaleBot is having problems with. Thanks.

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Hi, thanks for taking your time to reach out here. Your comments at the talk page has matched a lot of the checklist at the sealioning page, please recheck. About

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Even though I'm neutral on your case, thanks for nominating yourself for admin. Especially in these times, we desperately need people like you to step up.

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Done, thanks for the invitation! I was actually interested in putting in responses before getting an invitation, though I wasn't sure if that was okay..

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Thanks very much for the explanation...and the disabling (I find such filters irritating, but I have a very low threshold for irritation <smiling: -->

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HaleBot seems to have updated that page today. Hopefully everything is back in order, but if you see any further malfunction please let me know. Thanks!

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From the logs, looks like it was stuck on the "Longest active user article editing streaks" query. I've restarted the job and hopefully that can fix it.

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I lied. I issued a command to restart but it actually errored when I tried to restart. I've left a message on IRC, hopefully someone can help me there

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your RfA page a while ago and wondering when you will run. I'm glad that you made it happen now instead of October 2025 or anything later than that.

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The way that Random pages are selected has been updated. This will slowly reduce the problem of some pages having a lower chance of appearing.

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I read "contributing artist" as whoever you would put in the artist parameter in the infobox. Some albums have multiple main artists - think

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Ohh yeah. Get the bucket ready and get some soap in that mf, one mop coming up, don't murder anybody in the next 19 hours and we're set...

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It looks like it's gone down again. I was having trouble with WikiMedia's server, edits not going through. So perhaps it needs a restart.

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Thank you! Speaking of vacations, I will be out next week so I won't be able to pass this baton in time. Anyone can feel free to do it :)

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listed as a success despite meeting the criteria that starship was called a failure for. This was also sourced as being from PDL space.

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Looks like something is wrong with the job scheduling. I'll try to resolve this when I have time, but I've sent a message to Legoktm.

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Thank you both! This T-shirt was one of the major driving forces behind me running and I'm glad that I can finally wear this :)

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Congratulations! I also wanted to say: thank you. You pushed the boundaries of what is possible at RfA. I would love to read a

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module last year. A script has now been run to replace any remaining uses, and this week the temporary alias will be removed.

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has been away for the past few weeks so I thought I'd reach out to you in case you could look into its operations. Thank you.

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to read up on any tools you are unfamiliar with. Feel free to ping me or drop me a talk page note if you have any questions.

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RfC on the talk page, from which a clear consensus emerged to designate a recent test flight as a failure. This followed

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Same for tonight. Yesterday the report was generated at 02:02 UTC so it was just an hour late so I'll try to be patient.

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Hey there 0xDeadbeef, I don't think I've met you before, but congrats on the adminship! Also, you might want this... 🛧

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from the Wikimedia technical community. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

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from the Wikimedia technical community. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

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from the Wikimedia technical community. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

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my role in closing that discussion and in this discussion with you here. There is really no point in arguing about it

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I can see by your talk page that you have a lot going on this week so I hate to bother you. But HaleBot didn't update

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A bug in UploadWizard prevented linking to the userpage of the uploader when uploading. It has now been fixed.

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with your RfA. I'm surprised it's actually doing decent, it looks like the community might be coming around to

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When I saw the notification, I got a bit confused since my bot already has the bot flag.. beep. boop. Thanks!

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Well, HaleBot completely shut down for a couple days but it updated a few pages today and then nothing else.

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For the bot thing, it was actually rewritten in Rust. (old Python code is not supposed to be running, and

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ported all the reports that were in use to Rust a year ago) Thanks for offering help though, the code is

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I've found this lying around while surfing Knowledge. I'm not an admin so this definitely belongs to you!

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will now use tabs instead of spaces for auto-indentation. This will significantly reduce the page size.

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Congratulations! Was rough at the start, but ya triumphed at the end. Good luck with your new tools. :)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=V_%28programming_language%29&oldid=prev&diff=1193878622

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Congrats! After the first 24 hours I thought you won't pass, but am glad for that to be proven wrong.

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Successful as a test, but not successful as an orbital launch. Our tables generally cover the latter.

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Well.. Well... how about this? "This T-shirt is gifted to 0xDeadbeef by me and The Corvette ZR1." 🛧

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Congrats and good luck using the tools. Your technical skills will bring wonders to the mop corps.

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closed discussion and left a warning for the user who made personal attacks while bludgeoning.

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Thank you for offering help. I'll keep this in mind when dealing with page moves in the future

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on schedule tonight. It's been doing pretty well for the past couple of weeks until tonight.

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done in applying for the RfA (And I will kill you if you think of withdrawing; don't!). Best,

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Knowledge:Criteria for speedy deletion#A9. No indication of importance (musical recordings)

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an unrelated aside, I hope you're enjoying adminship; it's always good to have new admins.

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changed their mind later once they saw him in action. Furthermore, I think having a bit of

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it will render it as a link which looks the same and also saves some typing with the pipe.

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doesn't look like original research. Am I missing something here or was there a mistake?

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on schedule tonight. But it looks like it has been active as of a couple hours ago.

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Looks like it was just a hiccup. It generated the report an hour later than usual.

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I also did not direct personal attacks (although I did have a number thrown at me)

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Well done for pulling through, that can't have been an easy experience to handle.

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despite claiming having a working C++ to V transpilation, this never materialised

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Hello 0xDeadbeef, may you be surrounded by peace, success and happiness on this

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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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Congrats :) welcome to your truly thankless job. Best wishes from Los Angeles,

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as it hasn't generated the reports it typically does at this time of the day.

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option. This option is no longer needed and will be removed in the future.

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behavior I don't know what is. That said, I'll just mind my own business.

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False claim made against Wukuendo and put into V's permanent edit history

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It's totally fine for people to pitch in without a formal invitation :)

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is happening in January 2024 to reduce the backlog of articles in the

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I believe Legoktm has fixed this and replied to you on his talk page.

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Congratulations. Glad to have had the chance to support. Best wishes.

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where the old wikitext did not have one. (this is undesirable as per

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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. Thank you.

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They can choose to respond and can voice their opinion as they want.

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List of Ron DeSantis 2024 presidential campaign primary endorsements

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wasting time on resolving conflicts feel more like a lack of effort

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demonstrate. Hang onto that character, not on Knowledge, but IRL.

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individual video calls for user research in January and February

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I will kindly ask you to stop posting messages on this talk page

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That said, I don't think it would be a good idea to discuss the

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RFA as successful, congratulations. You may want to look at the

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Also nice job on having the courage to nominate yourself at RfA.

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Well, congrats for your successful RfA, so have a lolcat here.

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RfA. Sorry for the hassle as well, no hard feelings hopefully.

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Hi, just noticed the removal of controversies on the V page:

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Hello, 0xDeadbeef. Please check your email; you've got mail!

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Hello, 0xDeadbeef. Please check your email; you've got mail!

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can now be restricted to allow editing only specific pages.

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For consensus, polling is not necessary, since Knowledge is

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coming up this week. I will try to get to it this weekend..

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Hello! If you have any spare time, could you please review

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none of the contributing recording artists has an article

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Thanks for your support. I promise I won't withdraw :)

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Hi 0xDeadbeef :) I'm looking for people to interview

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feel free to ask questions on moves, page histories,

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