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try to only add non-natives where secondary sources discuss their association with the place somewhat substantially, e.g. Edgar Allen Poe in
Charlottesville, Virginia, even though he only lived there for two years or Gauguin in Tahiti (I didn't add these, but they're archetypal cases). Basically I've decided it's not worth the trouble of arguing in most cases. I think I saw some of your edits on my watchlist today; people who lived in various LA neighborhoods? I personally think it's ridiculous in a city like LA for the neighborhoods to even have notable people sections, since the difference between e.g. Reseda and Encino is nominal at best and which side of some line someone's house is on doesn't seem too important. See
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a lot, though, probably if you post at the bottom that you realize that your original comment violated BLP and you'll be more careful in the future and then ask someone to close the discussion, it'll almost certainly put an end to it. I struck through only part of my comment because I think that one single comment was a violation of BLP, but I left the rest because obviously I don't think you've done anything that merits blocks or topic bans. You just needed someone to explain that fine point to you, which you got, and how. Really, though, if you ignore this it will go away completely, like most things that go to ANI in this manner. You'll get more used to how that noticeboard works as you get more experience.—
2309:? This one's not OK, and the fact that it's all over the internet doesn't mean anything. The question is whether or not you hold the copyright, which you do if you took the picture yourself. But you can't just copy random photos from the internet even if everyone else has violated the copyright. No one seems worried about the glacier picture, so it was the lighthouse that got deleted? And you took the photo yourself? If so, just reupload it and make sure you choose the proper licensing tag for a picture you took yourself and use the keeplocal template and it should be fine.—
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might want to find out how to get that. Then pick a short article on some other doctor and copy the formatting, and we can get to work. As long as it's in your user space it mostly doesn't matter if it's good, bad, ugly, or beautiful, so you can experiment as much as you want. I hope that's enough to get you started. Oh, by the way, you want to make new articles in your own user space rather than trying to go through articles for creation, because that takes forEVER. Please ask if there's anything else you need to know to get started.—
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on Kasper but never signed his letters and tried to pretend he was uninvolved when in fact he was more involved than people may have realized. Opening the FBI files has changed Pound scholarship quite a bit and the stuff that's being published is interesting. I'll finish reading this one essay I cited tonight, and then I think I have more in some pdfs stuffed away. But those can wait. I'd wanted to take a break for a while. Those crazed
American fascists are exhausting!
2758:. I spent a while trying to improve the article about Henry, and could hardly find anything. I actually left a message with the article creator asking where he found his sources. The rest of them don't seem individually notable either, so having an article about the family doesn't make sense. Do I leave it as is, and hope someone will find more info to add? Nominate for deletion? And if so, speedy deletion, proposed deletion, or article for deletion? Thanks!
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that they're so old, because I can often upload entire images of stories or advertisements to illustrate articles with. I'm just sorry they didn't say who won the 1915 contest, because I'm sure it was Berge and the lyricist, and then you could have rephrased it somehow. It seems that before the 20s, various clubs would just hold contests for the state song whenever they felt like it, and it would only be locally recognized. The past is a different country...—
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capability. There will be one header for
Osteoglossiformes (bony tongues), and another for Coelacanth, and one for Endangered Fish Species, etc. I've got two other collaborators who can help with the categories (subheadings), but it was my suggestion to do the template, so I'd like to take the lead in setting up. What say ye?
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paraphrase into an actual quote (by simply adding " " ) - citing wikipedia as a source. The quote has spread around the internet, all attributed to her, even though she never said it. Part of me wants to write her and have her write a story about it, which will create a RS, then we can add it to an article like
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There was somebody who was saying in the AFD that he had a copy of it: "Ya todo he dicho respecto a cada texto y sus menciones a la pasada, no es necesario que copies cada párrafo una y otra vez; y como dije aquí Chizuko era una simple tesista y en su trabajo cercano a fuente primaria menciona hechos
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Yeah, this is a perennial problem, and people are quite protective of these lists (I'm sympathetic, I am too for the ones I care about). What I've settled on is to stop removing people from the lists in cases where I'd have to rely on just list policy to support my removal. I only remove ones where
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Commons wants publication info for the images I uploaded to my User page, (my photographs), but I can't give out all the metadata info or publishing info because it contains my professional info which links to me personally, and I didn't think that was allowed. I uploaded from my user page, but I'm
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I didn't realize that you'd said that the authors of the report were associated with the Muslim
Brotherhood. At this point no one's going to do anything to you because the ANI discussion has degenerated into the usual blethering. If you just ignore it you'll probably be fine. If it's bothering you
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As far as I can tell, it wasn't done on purpose. Editor 1 inserts POV quote. A year later, editor 2 attributes it to bell hooks - this was sloppy, but I don't think malicious, I think they believed the source was "close enough". two years later, book writer pulls the quote from wikipedia, and turns a
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Why did you revert the edit? It is terrible form to include the same information twice in the article. Worse yet, by saying, "Choudary is of
Pakistani descent. He is a critic of the UK's involvement in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan," makes it seem that his Pakistani descent was the reason he was
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Sure, and thank *you* for filling in the articles about crazed
American fascists (another way of referring to them)..I just discovered tons of FBI files at archive.org that renewed my interest. Too bad I can't use them directly in the articles; they're full of fascinating minutiae. Do you mind that
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I just do it by copy/paste of other templates. If you find one that has the right structure, just hit the little "e" link on the template, it'll take you to the source code, copy and paste it into your sandbox, and then take out the content and replace it with your own. It's way easier than trying
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Hi, sorry I haven't gotten around to looking at your draft yet. I think you should at least upload all the pix you want (assuming you hold the rights to them), and then figure out what ought to go in the article. I did notice on a brief glance that you don't seem to have a lead section. Maybe you
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A CV is certainly reliable for uncontroversial facts about publications, honors, memberships, and so on. After all, the real-life penalties for lying on a CV are certainly harsher than anything
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if it's necessary, and where I care enough to argue for a while if it comes to that. Basically that means I only remove people from Los
Angeles related articles, and hardly ever even then. It's more rare for people to argue against including someone, although I've faced that too. In those cases I
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Thank you!! I admire your work here more and more with each passing day, and with each passing issue. If only neophytes like me understood from day one all of what goes into being a great editor like you, there would be less arguing, and fewer disputes. I have certainly learned some very valuable
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No, it's a good image. People (as in scholars who write the sources we need) are now starting to write about the files so I might be able to get more stuff into Kasper. The Pound/Kasper story is particularly interesting because from what I've been reading tonight, Pound really had a strong influence
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Red links build the encyclopedia, so go for it! And I don't think it's necessary to apologize to Pete. I remember from one live record or another a story Seeger told approvingly about Woody
Guthrie finding out that someone had plagiarized one of his songs and saying "Well, he just steals from me,
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Lord, I have no idea. It's so hard to tell what's going to happen if it gets sent to AfD, which is so common these days. I think the h-index of 8 is bad, and I don't know what the other numbers mean. I wonder if that tool is working correctly, because a hand-count on google scholar seems to give
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Ok, I read WP:TEMPLATE, but don't want to screw this up, so will you help me get it started? I want to create a series on primitive fishes, so the template should probably be titled: Part of a series on
Primitive Fishes. We need to be able to add relevant subheadings and links with the hide/show
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Hi, Alf - I'd like to add a few more photos of Racz at work, one of the International Pain Center, and a couple of the innovative medical devices he invented, like the Racz Catheter. I reviewed Michael DeBakey's article, and saw that it was rated "B". I'd really like to get Racz up there with the
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will work for this one, and then when you're happy with it you can move it to the main article space. It looks like with this guy that some paywalled sources will be necessary, so if you don't already have access to a university or public library account with databases of newspapers and stuff you
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You're completely right. I didn't look closely and thought that you and the IP that added the RP to the article were the same since both started with 24.* I thought I was removing the edit you removed, but instead I restored it. I beg of you a thousand pardons, and I've removed it again. Thank
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Sorry, I can't do that one for you. CSULA doesn't have digital copies of their older theses and they won't circulate them by ILL, so I'd have to actually go over and copy it in the library, which is too much work. I'm sorry. Maybe ask at the source exchange noticeboard? Or if you can find the
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to get you started. The disease he specializes in is Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy or CRPS. My friend developed the disease from a dog bite a few years back, and I accompanied her to the pain clinic in Lubbock on numerous occasions. CRPS is among the most painful and most misunderstood diseases
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I have access to a database through my job which includes scanned and searchable full-page images of American newspapers from the 18th century on, called "America's Historical Newspapers" by Readex or Newsbank or something. It's fascinating. I use them a lot on tiny town articles, and it's nice
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Thanks for filling in the articles about Pound's unsavory disciples (well, that's one way of referring to them!). I just dumped a bunch of text into Kasper that will need disentangling but the book, which at $ 100 is too pricy for me, is way overdue and going back to the library tomorrow. There's
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I'm willing to AfD that one on grounds of being original research. There don't seem to be sources discussing the family as a family, which is what's necessary to have the article. I would send this to a full AfD because it doesn't actually meet any of the CSD and probably a prod would just get
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You won't lose old archives. I don't really understand the archiving syntax, but here's something which will work: Copy my archiving code over to your talk page and change nothing but the username. Wait till the bot archives something and then go to your old archives and manually paste all the
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how can I make my archive box behave like your's? I'm worried if I try to change it now, I might lose what has already been archived. Also, on citing notable doctors and such, Wow!! It involves an entirely different criteria because mainstream media isn't involved. Is a Curriculum Vitae from
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and, with the Islamist militant leader …." which implies that the reason he embraced Islamism with a militant leader is because he is a British national of Pakistani descent. Is that also the message that it being sent? Further, there is nothing I read in WP:LEAD, or WP:MINOR that affects, or
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Thanks for your kind words and I'll probably pour a little whiskey in that coffee if you don't mind. I almost certainly was harsh in my edit summaries, but the nonsense, the nonsense! Also, I wonder if there's some way to make the educational project template more noticeable from the article
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Am I supposed to delete that paragraph, or strike-though? You know I was not aware that mention in a discussion about NPOV would be construed as a BLP violation. I didn't "force" my views, or edit war, or vandalize, or do any of the things that warrant blocking or banning. We were having a
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Thanks for engaging with a class in the Knowledge education program. I regret that it will take time and a lot of mistakes before we find a way to get student participation without a lot of bumps. Your participation makes for a better experience and I am glad that you were able to present the
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I believe that the keep local template I put on the image prevents it from being speedied in that manner, so it shouldn't matter if you upload it there. It says explicitly in the template that it's not eligible for F8. Why not go for it! Checked your mail recently? I sent you something.—
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discussion about NPOV, and now I'm being accused of all kinds of things I wasn't even aware I was doing. You never said anything to me about it, or I would have fixed it right then and there. Why did you strike through your original comment about me on the ANI? Why is this happening?
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Is it possible to move it to Commons while retaining the local copy? If so, I don't mind at all. I just don't want it moved there and the en.wikipedia copy deleted, because I've had too many weird and bad experiences with the people over there deleting things for really random reasons.—
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but I steal from everybody!" The bell hooks thing is fantastic. I can't help but admire people who manage to pull that kind of thing off. I don't have the nerve for it. I find misattributed quotes everywhere, even in doctoral dissertations. Jefferson's almost as popular as Twain.—
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lessons, and attribute a great deal of that to your patience and understanding. Thank you again, and again. Oh, and before I read your response here, I did post what I hope will be a final note on the ANI discussion. And I did get a mentor so I wouldn't be bothering you so much.
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Thanks to you too. You're doing fine. There's no easy way to learn how to edit here; you just have to dive in and get banged around a lot. Eventually you have to learn to listen sometimes and ignore people other times. You're not bothering me, and I saw that you got a mentor.—
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image of the teletype I just added to Kasper? It's not from his file, but George Bright's. Kasper was the first person they thought of when the Temple blew up. When you added the stuff to Kasper's article it popped up on my watchlist and reminded me I'd wanted to add that.—
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regarding a content dispute discussion you may have participated in. Content disputes can hold up article development and make editing difficult for editors. You are not required to participate, but you are both invited and encouraged to help find a resolution. The thread is
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itself, maybe in an edit notice? I mostly don't think to check the talk page for articles I've worked on a lot to see if someone's added one before I start editing. In the instant case I had no idea there were students afoot until after my initial round of edits.—
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but it's all technical stuff about procedures. There are some bios about him online, but again, they are published by associations he's either a member of, or else he serves on their Board, etc. Are those going to be acceptable sources for inline citations?
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Well, thanks very much to both of you! I have a number of other sources coming in by ILL, so I should be able to fill the article out a little more at some point. I was surprised to see the number of these POW camps that are still redlinked. So much to do!—
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Well, thanks. Almost spring here, near Atlanta; our Japanese Cherry Trees are in full glory. I have plans for major contributions to three articles (real soon now.) It seems time I contributed more and lurked less; a long time since authorgeddon. B^) -
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There are so many of them skittering around like little rabid rats in the walls. I'd really like to write articles for each of the eleventy-zillion fake organizations that Mullins started. He had letterhead printed for each one; all in the files!—
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As an experienced member, I thought I'd ask you: how does one go about creating an FAQ on a talk page? Does there need to be a discussion with consensus reached? Or can I just create one and see what people think? Given the repeated questions on
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Just do it (if you didn't already)... we can work out the layout later. I tried putting the image in the infobox too, which looked good, but it made an awful lot of whitespace. That's another possibility if we can get some more content in there.—
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2415:. You make a good point and I appreciate your input. Isn't it human nature though, that Medal of Honor recipients and Olympic athletes seem to have lived in every town in county. It's hard not to be proud of the good ones. Thanks again.
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contested, so might as well start where you'll probably end up. If you'd like to try out the nomination process go for it, or I'll do it if you don't want to for any reason. Probably that Henry Vaughan one's not a keeper either.—
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Got the papers. Thank you so much! I checked the "Hankook school" and unfortunately it seems like it is a different one than the one in LA. But I'll "milk" the article for whatever it has about the Korean language heritage schools
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According to my library it's not available electronically, although they could be wrong. I don't have direct access to researchgate, but if my library did I assume they would have gotten it that way. Anyway, good luck with it.
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It's Happy Hour! There's nothing like an ice cold beer to celebrate life's lessons, particularly the ones we survive relatively unscathed. Thank you for helping me survive the most common (and irritating) new editor mistakes.
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material at the top of the bot-created archive, and it should work right on its own from then on. Then after that you can have the old sporadic archive pages deleted if you want, although there's no harm in having them.
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2177:. That ref is to a word document - I've tried to cut down a weird google link to the word doc & changed it on the article & DYK nom - It works for me but that may be because it is cached - could you try it?—
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I would honored if you would help me! I actually do have a new article in mind, and I don't think it would be contentious. I want to do a BLP on Dr. Gabor Racz. He is amazing. There's a little bleep about him on
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1742:: Americans who write books are set to outnumber those who read them, suggest latest book industry figures. 2052 is the year when this "Authorgeddon" will arrive. (removed blacklisted site, will find another source)
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I can check with the LA project if there's anybody willing to scan the paper copies. I'll try to find Chizuko Watanabe and e-mailing her for a copy. The article is from the 1980s so I'll have to see where she is
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I have no idea whatsoever. I've noticed them. Maybe look in the talk page history of some pages with them and find out who created them and ask them about it? I really have absolutely no clue how it's done.—
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Ah, OK. I was just going by what my librarian said. I don't know anything beyond that. Have you asked at your local public library? It's possible that they have different ILL relationships than mine do?—
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He is like one of only 2 doctors who perform a very special procedure. Of course, I'll get all the tech terms, but before I go through too much effort, I want to make sure 221 citations would make the cut.
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and I would like a copy of this so I can describe exactly what research she did on the Liceo Mexicano Japonés and what conclusions she made. If you are able to get be a copy I would really appreciate it!
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Until proven otherwise, I'm just going to assume the Fighting Wombats are a boxing league made up entirely of wombats. You'd think that would get some kind of outside coverage, but apparently not...
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o eventos no refrendados por ninguna fuente que es repetido en otras partes, aunque no precisamente en cuanto al colegio, hay que leer lo que se dice: puedes ver su tesis en Researchgate."
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