User talk:Anthony Bradbury/Archive1

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pages are necessary since they all have different functions and (though some of them simmilar) all have different sets of links. When the articles are completed hopefully that will be expanded on. A single article, including all the proteins would probably be too big (larger than the recommended size for wikipedia article) and would not be consistent with the goals of the project. Much of the varying information can be found in the protein boxes. The general text of the article is just an introduction (as is required to make a stub) and that explains the similarity. In addition, wikipedia, does not allow redirects to specific sections in an article. A person looking up information on a particle SMAD would most like likely search for

3244:. The wiki community has moved to a lot of inline citations and referencing to get an article to feature article status. Most of the articles you have contributed on are good articles. I can not nominate it for a good article review until it has images and citations. Length of article does not matter but it is one step at a time. Thats why I put tags on articles that I think are worthy so that other editors, along with the orginal editors, work to improve the article - if I work the article I can not give an assessment due to the appearance of impartiality. If you wish please respond on my talk page with questions, concern or assistance. I might be a little slow in responding as I am redeploying from the sand to the real world.-- 3090: 690:

fact that its ships were breaking treaty limits! In addition, some navies (especially Japan and the USSR) were secretive as a matter of course. Figures for speeds are particularly suspect; in many navies (notably Italy), prodigious speeds were obtained on trials by such expedients as pre-cleaning the coal, embarking only enough fuel to complete the trial and disembarking the ammunition! For factual accuracy, Conway's will be more reliable.

1751:. Basically you just have to upload the images first to the wikipedia server before they can be displayed on the site, hence you cannot display an image that is hosted off the wikimedia servers on wikipedia. Now the two major things to remember when uploading: 1) always give the source of your material and 2) be sure that you use the correct license for the image, most of which can be found at 863:. In it I point out that, without verifiable sources the English WP version of the article will be no more. Could you review my wording? And, if so moved, provide a translation on the same page? Hopefully my choice of recognizeable words makes translation unnecessary. I used terminate instead of merge, but I think it is a workable alternative in this case. -- 773:

the Cerebus class and the Monitor is the story of how the RN managed to get these secrets from the USN. Given the lukewarm support that the UK had given towards the Confederacy and the Fenian Uprising in Canada, I doubt the US govt. and HM Government were on speaking terms. If you knew anything about that, I'm sure that we could collaborate in some way. Cheers

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also is a good research point on how to do something. Also remember that the argument used in the dispute SGGM - If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly or redistributed by others, do not submit it and Only public domain resources can be copied without permission—this does not include

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Both are policy (along with NPOV which you are involved with on another article. The reqimage template has been deprecated and replace with the reqphoto template. I perfered the reqimage but the consenses was to go with the new image requested template under the assumption that any picture or drawing

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You also make a fair point. I have not removed your proposal for deletion for lack of sourcing because I think you are correct. I also agree that just becasue importance is claimed does not make it important. But I doubt very much that either one of us knows anything about the history of igloos. The

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Ha. Tasty, small, healthy, cheap, and easy to carry around and eat. And cute and fuzzy to boot. What's not to like? (Actually, I just thought my user page needed a touch of idiosyncracy to spice it up. Or sour it up, as the case may be.) I'm actually not in Edinburgh anymore (really should get around

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SuggestBot picks articles in a number of ways based on other articles you've edited, including straight text similarity, following wikilinks, and matching your editing patterns against those of other Wikipedians. It tries to recommend only articles that other Wikipedians have marked as needing work.

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I am a logician specialising in the Rypka method of optimal classification which was designed for dynamic classification of microbes but which can be applied to other medical topics and fields. I am interested is using it to classify procedures for practitioners. If you are interested please respond.

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had no idea he blocked you. Overall I would suggest you don't worry about it, if you have the problem again, put the full text of the pink block message on your talk page, as well as {{unblock|I believe I have been auto-blocked}} on your talk page and an admin will come clear it up for you. However,

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21:43, 11 June 2006 (UTC) AB: Thanks for the interest, again, although my knowledge is a little more aimed at ships of the USN, since I grew up in the literal shadow of the USN in Virginia Beach. I've got some books at home, and when I get there, I'll be sure to add some on ships. My question about

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boils down to "using either is no big deal". Whilst the numbers were never used in the period, it is more useful to many readers (especially Europeans) to give a size in metres - it should be given as a converted figure, in brackets, since it's not the original source, but there's no harm in leaving

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I am afraid that I do not agree with you. Any article promoting any specific religious faith or doctrine must, by definition, be POV and hence non-encyclopedic. I would take the same line with a tract putting forward the tenets of any other faith, including my own. But I am not an admin, and I will

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on this article gave the reason as a lack of importance. This was clearly not the case. The author asserted in the first sentence and in the edit summary reasons for significance. So the page obviously does not meet the criteria for speedy deletion under the reasons you specified, and thus the tag

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I randomly copied about ten words from the article and entered it into Google, resulting in the link that I placed on the page (that didn't show up, arg). It's not so much that it's a copyright violation - I think the page could stand to be deleted on various accounts - nonsense being one of them,

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Hi, I stubbed the article because it only had two words. Even though it may be under construction it can still be classed as a stub until any content is added. If you want to create new articles before actually adding them to the encylopedia as nearly empty pages you can create new pages under your

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I'd like to note that the SMAD articles are not identical. They may look identical as they currently contain little information apart from the protein template. However, SMADs are family of proteins with quite diverse roles. It may be the case that not every SMAD deserves a page, but those that do,

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stub. This item has a curious history; when I came across it a few weeks ago, I discovered that the ship described in it was an entirely different vessel of the same name, lanched in 1903. I therefore created a new article and copied the existing text across. From what you told Johann Wolfgang, the

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Hardik Malaviya born (22 April 1991) is an Indian Artist and Graphics Designer who is best known for his work (Only His character) in the Bollywood Movie Go Goa Gone and he is graphics designer manager at his Company Malaviya Art placed in Gujarat India. He such has a genius mind at his work. (You

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to notability. GSW has two albums by Mercury and other indendent albums and has been on nation-wide tours. And so it seems to meet WP:MUSIC, the relevant notability guideline. If you still want to take it to AfD or slap a notability tag on the page, feel free. I'll vote keep per my reasoning here,

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of the drosophila protein was later discovered in humans and was named systematically as "Mothers against decapentaplegic homolog X". There are 8 such homologs in humans so X represents the number of the homolog. I hope that sheds some light on the origin of the name. If you have anymore questions

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Hello. Thanks very much for your messages. I was rather upset about the roads thing, so I decided to cool off and not log-in for a while. I don't know whether the articles were worthy or not, but appreciate the fresh perspective all the comments gave me. I was too close to the project to really be

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on the article – I did not!! – Now when I show you similar "violations" – Why do you behave in a different manner? Is it your inherent prejudices against other peoples and religions? By putting up the message, you made a ruling by that decision - quoting from the holy text should not be allowed –

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If you click in the infobox request box on infobox ship it will take you to the ship table format that is being used. It takes up less space and fixes some issues that they had with the old style format. Also you can find information out at the maritime task force on WikiProject Military History.

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Anthony: You may already be aware of this, but Jane's should be used with caution. The editors were largely dependent on information released at the time by the navies which owned the ships, and this was sometimes misleading (often deliberately). For example, no navy would willingly advertise the

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No, I didn't create the article - I was the admin who deleted it! And unregistered people can't create new articles any more... I think it changed about 3 months ago. It's not a policy to inform people, and don't bother if it's obviously vandalism, but it's good form if they honestly intended to

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is to classify all proteins and serve as a portal to the wealth of information the web. The articles that I'm creating are just stubs. With the hope for future expansion. I will create a single article describing the family of proteins and their general functions. However, the individual protein

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So I'm afraid I'm going to modify the tag and change its reason. I'd remove it and save the option of tagging it as such later (depending on whether the article creator actually coughs up some reliable sources, which I highly doubt), but some editors are a sticklers for process and would likely

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I've given it a copyedit; some explanations. You don't need to link to the article itself inside the article; this just gets confusing for editors. The introduction should be in a broadly standard form ("X" is/was a "Y" of "Z"), before moving onto the history. Ship names should be, if possible,

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page. Yes, I still think it served no purpose. Even if the English translator decided to mention Lorenzo's name in the title of the book, of course the book is not really about him but the city. If Machiavelli's views on the Medici are important, one could instead expand the article itself and

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This page has been linked to another page where the different points of views (POVs) are stated. So this page forms part of a group of articles which form the material that is important to users and students in this field. I believe that you have only looked at this page in isolation while in

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Unless the converted figures are wrong or just oddly misleading (like putting a kg weight after "24-lb gun"), it's probably considered rude to revert. Might be best to check they're not spuriously accurate, too (like giving a two-decimal-point conversion of a rounded figure).

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The word "hello" appeared for only enough time to indicate that the article could be edited. Since the PR staff has the same boilerplate text, they wrote it. We could not use their text as it would be deleted again. So I simply added a link to the library home page.

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Can I also take the opportunity to thank you for taking up the baton for ironclads and "pre-Dreadnoughts". Coverage of these fascinating ships is sparse in Knowledge (I would like to work on them, but I don't have the expertise). I have added this page to my watchlist.

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History- of the edits on this page. I used our organizations boilerplate description of the Library. But wikipedia uses some automated process to verify the content versus the web. Since the library and university use the same boiler plate text on their web site.

3550:. Please have these texts removed as well as they support a POV and hence are "non-encyclopedic" as you say. I would like you to do the same with these articles as they are creating the same violation? Do you agree or not? Or do you have a different excuse here? 2760:) for info on the Dreadnought battleship involvement in this process (eg switch from lepper to tropical disease use, dates of mooring up at different sites and decomissioning of ship vs end of hospital roles). Have you any additional info to add to this ? Yours 1108:

You certainly can use this, as long as you are certain that the article exists in another language Knowledge. If it doesn't, then it goes to the translation page. Thank you for bringing this matter to my attention, and I expect you will sort the matter

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Thanks for the information. Vatican City is now back on the top of my list of places to roister. I was also informed by another helpful user that I could have just turned up to a mass and helped myself to some wine. Ah, the wonder of hindsight.

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Thank you for clearing up that rule of spelling variations for me. I was unaware that such a rule existed. However, I'm now curious as to why you changed "favor" to "favour" in the first place if, as you explained to me, such a change was unneeded.

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Many thanks for you reply. I would appreciate if we carry on the discussion at your user page as otherwise we will lose track of what is going on. I have marked your talk page "On Watch" so I will know whenever a change takes place here.

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off that article and putting it on AfD instead, to get some wider debate. As it is it seems the author isn't aware he can de-prod it himself, so it'll disappear in a few days, leading to potential accusations of bias. Just a thought…

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I removed your prod tag from Prabir Mehta's user page. Since it is a user page, notability really shouldn't apply. It was originally a normal page but I userfied it 20 or so minutes before you added the prod tag. Just a heads up.

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Anthony: You are familiar with the French language and on that basis, perhaps you may want to help me out. I should be more familiar with French, having spent several summers there when I was young, but that ended 30+ years ago.

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You're fine. Don't be so hard on yourself! We all learn the relevant policies and guidelines eventually, and it's often faster to do so by stumbling around and making a few mistakes and occasionally stepping on toes. That's how I

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I'll add them in a bit, I have to go to work now, but thanks for letting me know. Also, I hope you don't mind that I added your Roman Empire box to my page, I also like Roman history, i'm actually watching HBO's Rome right now.

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I'm not an admin, but just b/c someone is an admin (or even a bureaucrat) doesn't mean their interpretations of policy are necessarily authoritative. In any case, CSD A7 (which db-band seems to stem from) is for things with no

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Wow, looks like a lot of work. Certainly keep ya busy! Sorry I don't show a huge interest in battleships though they are quite magnificent feats of engineering. Though if you want any assistance with wiki-formatting drop me a

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Come to think of it, I'm not sure why I linked Victoria there but didn't link through to Albert... fixed now, anyway. Thanks for putting these articles up - it's interesting reading, and nice to see decent content going up.

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abide by the decision ultimately arrived at by the powers that be. Pleasae note that I did not mark it with a speedy tag, although as a POV article it would have qualified for one, to allow time and space for debate.--

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needed to be removed. I didn't have to wait for an admin to do so because I did not create the page. The page does require sources, and I added a tag requesting them, and a cleanup. I also agree edit wars are silly.

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It's always hard to tell quite when an old photograph is in copyright and when it isn't; UK law is very confusing in this regard, and there's no reliable rule as to whether or not republishing something affects it.

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Images on Commons can be used normally, in the same way as Knowledge images - ie, ] - so you can make full use of them. Images on there also tend to be sorted by topic, if a bit patchily; try having a look through

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Those are the first two web sources that spring to mind - if you have any old books with images, it may well be legal to scan these, depending on the details. Let me know if you have any trouble uploading images.

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Your suggestion that i should add links to other articles at your suggestion is just not going to happen. If you wish to add tags to them yourself you are at perfect liberty, under the rules of Knowledge, to do

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under that name, or because you've found it in another page and checked the title. As a general rule, there aren't many images on Knowledge *proper* which have been uploaded "on spec"; there may well be some on

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Anthony, I've just been enjoying some of your recent articles. I see your are mostly working from the two standard sources, Conway’s and Parkes . Can I recommend a couple of other useful books to back them up?

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Well as suggested by you, I have listed below articles on Christianity which refer to original text from the holy Bible – I would like you to look at these article and do the same as you did to the article on

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in response to your comment An article containing simply the single word "hello" may be regarded as vandalism. Please write sensible articles or write nothing.--Anthony.bradbury 14:25, 11 August 2006 (UTC)

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does a decent job of explaining the process behind it. It's not something that's likely to get acted on soon, or needs anything to be done now, but it is something that will probably help in the long run.

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Of course - feel free. Stub articles are only placeholders anyway, I feel; "here is a couple of lines summarising the article that will eventually replace it". Good luck! (Incidentally, I note you created

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Actually, it looks like my response has been pre-empted, as most of those pages have been deleted. It's a shame nobody else was as thoughtful as you, since noone else asked why I created them. Such speed!

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I say again, if you want other articles tagged you are free to tag them. I would point out that I have made no personal attack on you or on your article, and would appreciate the same courtesy from you.--

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a) If the violation occurs within 48 hours and comes from a "commercial content provider" (a definition I notice that some admins stretch a bit), then it's a speedy deletion -- {{db-copyvio|URL}} is the

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Hi there: OK, point taken. But I note that a proposal for deletion message is still affixed to the article, and as it's a rubbish article that's fine by me. Apologies for not choosing correct procedural

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My particular interest is in developmentally important molecules and I do believe that there is a wealth of information about many of these proteins that will eventually show up with user contributions.

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I briefly considered the alternative vaginitis explanation (tunica vaginalis, etc) but then dismissed it as just outright absurd! Thanks for clearing it up - you can obviously revert it if you'd like -

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People don't get the *manner* in which I create articles. I build them in pieces, slowly over a few hours. So they tag my articles for deletion because they're too *explitive deleted* impatient :)

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I hope you will agree with me when you look at this page with all the links installed in the next few days, and I hope you will appreciate the importance of this very valuable reference material. --

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However, if you think that the link ought to be restored, I think that at the very least it should be changed to point to the chapter of the book in which Machiavelli actually talks about Lorenzo.

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The user who created this nonsense article has repeatedly removed the deletion notices - keep an eye out for him. He's done it twice now, first to my nomination for deletion and now to yours. –-

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Looking back at my last messages, it looks as if i'm being bloody-minded. That was not my intention, and I take your point about published albums. I will shut up now. Not trying to be awkward.--

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article has sources, which check out, and confirm notability - so it needs flagging for wikifying and cleanup. Creating an article on yourself, even if you're encyclopedic, is frowned on. See

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Hey, thanks for the heads-up about Poppelt. He seems to have lost interst at the moment in creating nonsense articles, but I'm keeping an eye on him if he decides to resume this behavior.

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summarize them in a few words. In fact I could do this myself. But it should be noted that Machiavelli's views on Lorenzo may tell us more about Machiavelli than they tell us about Lorenzo.

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My apologies, I thought I was helping out that Red Link Project thing I joined. I'm still new here, looking for a niche. Can you help? User To Be Named Later 15:33, 15 August 2006 (UTC)

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for details, and the talk page for 48 archived pages of wrangling over the exact meaning of "links valuable in context" and "the correct use of the non-breaking space" or "the endash".

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for speedy deletion; I imagine it was just browsing through pages too quickly, but I just wanted to make sure there wasn't a reason it should be deleted that I may have missed. Thanks!

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The article looks substantially better than the one I had written. Very nice. Keep up the good work. If you ever need help, information, etc, please feel free to ask. Have a nice day!

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John: thank you for your suggestion, which I shall follow through on. As I get to ships of a later period, I shall also start quoting Jane, but he does not quite go back far enough.--

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Hi: am I no longer able to have, on my user page, a userbox saying I am interested in Roman Catholicism? Mine has changed to a link to your userpage, which persists if I re-insert

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is "Evangelical text; not encyclopedic" Any encyclopaedia is a reference database and the text put on this page is in support of a very important subject for many millions of

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My co-worker stated you should get a job. If you have the time to sit and monitor wikipedia articles and post a comment instantly you must not have anything more important.

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Thanks for your message. I'll be expanding some of the articles in due course, but for most the only info I have right now are the basic dates and senior appointments held.

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or if speedy fails, prod or afd for "Knowledge is not a crystal ball/how-to manual" reason. I'll go edit the tag to a more suitable one. Thanks for the heads up.

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I think this would be a good forum for discussing of maritime warfare/naval history, exchanging ideas and establishing best practice at a more general level than the

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Basically, the tag is useful for infrastructure purposes - once the articles are marked, the project knows they exist, it can look at them, rate them, and so forth.

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at 10,000 tons, etc. Possibly there was more honesty in the 19th century; in any case, one tries to use as many sources as possible and separate fact fron fiction.

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On the other hand, the very fact that Jane's presents a contemporary view, without hindsight, gives it a value of its own (editions prior to 1941 famously say of

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You're welcome. Feel free to approach me with questions. I'm not experienced enough to do full-fledged editor mentorship, but I'm happy to help where I can.--

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The US Naval Historical Center has an online gallery of public-domain images; most of these are of course American, but there's a few foreign ships in there.

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but in summary The Albert Dock hospital was one stage in the evolution of decomissioned Dreadnought ship to dry land and onwards to both Dreadnought Unit at

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AH, OK, sorry about that. If I end up in an edit conflict (I hate them too) I hit the back button and copy the text then paste it in the current version.--

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You probably just used the same IP address that the vandal did, IP addresses do change, your ISP determines how often. I would like to stress this was an

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author deserves the chance to prove their claims, hopefully they can provide sources they did not create. If he can't, the article should be deleted.

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I didn't mean to give the impression that I wanted to fight over such a small and insignificant thing - I was merely curious. Sorry for the confusion.

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in the search box located on the right column (or click on the link). Then click the go button. Attribution is especially needed for direct quotes.

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myself, I'm more than grateful to see somebody fighting the tide of vandalism -- thank you! I do have one small request, however: could you please

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Oh OK, I see. Well if you do want to comment the link is in the header for this discussion. I haven't reverted your change to the article. Cheers

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and reference to this text from this script is very important. A true copy of the text has to be produced for any meaningful value and reference

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The site was marked for rapid deletion for copyright problems. I commented that I essentially owned the copy right. Still pulled down article.

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She is the most repellent girl in all the class, she thinks that she is the queen of the college and because of that she has hardly any friends.

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is really a photograph of that image or drawing and the assumption that the majority of wiki contributors would understand what is meant by it.

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Hi Dad, sorry to be dim. I thought this might be the only way to leave messages, but it seemed rather rude somehow! Have you seen the page on

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tag at the bottom with a description of your source, and don't worry about getting the formatting right! I can always help with the cosmetics.

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page, you typed "teno-vaginitis" instead of "teno-synovitis!" I just wanted to let you know that it gave me a chuckle! BTW, great work on the

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Yes, the articles are indeed simmilar, since all the proteins are in the same family. There are eight such proteins. One of the goals of the

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You left this message on my talk page, but it is not related to an edit I made -- probably an edit just befor or just after one of mine !! --

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politics has nothing to do with it, it would seem that the more people know that this page is here the greater chance it would be revised.

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I only wish that we were to the point that it was hard to find things to write about. I swear there is just too much to know in medicine!

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Hi, I have created a userbox for you. Just copy the text that follows in its entirety in edit mode, or delete it if you don't want it.

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I was demonstrating the process of entering an article to our PR staff. I was explaining how wikipedia works. Was rapidly re-edited

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is not appropriate. It still seems so to me. If you are an admin, ok. If not, please quote your authority for over-riding my opinion.--

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to Knowledge! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are a few good links for newcomers:

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to Knowledge! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are a few good links for newcomers:

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Miss Seki is the teacher of Doremi and the others, is a little stern and sometimes punishes them. Also she likes to ride a motor bike.

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has the British ones, which offhand seems to include about half-a-dozen ships of the period. If you upload any of these, mark them as

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I have just created a new page, but I did not notice that I had incorrect capitalization on the surname. How might I change that?

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Appreciate the immediate attention to my concern. I look foward to seeing the results. One of my major interests is ships. Cheers

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It looks like you've been very active in the last few days! I have one request: could you please provide your reference(s) for

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No significance in particular, I just got around to marking the pages I happened to have listed, and these were two of them!

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does not apply, I am not going to argue. Please excuse me for asking, because your userpage does not say: are you an admin?--

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on talk pages using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. If you need help, check out

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You are more than welcome to rewrite the article, and thank you very much for asking. Have a nice day and happy wiki'ing!

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actor. You can prod or afd, it is up to you I have done about all I can with the article and tagged it with a cleanup.--

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I however realize there must be some automated process to capture this type of event. You simply responded to prompt.

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1) Answers.com is a Knowledge mirror, meaning that its content comes from Knowledge (legally), so it's not a copyvio.

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John: I did, of course know that Jane was dependent on data provided by the naval services of the period; as witness

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Hi. It looks like you recently commented on this discussion, but the comment ended up on the article itself. Cheers

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I see from your user page that you have an interset in Dreadnought battleships - I sorted out the previous mess of

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Where the date is itself important - so that there is value in following the link - decreasingly often as WP grows.

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Thanks for the note, by the way, but I gotta mention a couple of problems with the Prodding of the above article:

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No problem. It's usually not very obvious unless you read the tiny print at the bottom of (most) mirror pages. --

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Whoops, looks like I got your note while I was busy typing on your talk page. Sorry about the crossed signals. --

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Sure. Absolutely nothing wrong with Kiwi fruit. Just appears to be unique userbox; which you perhaps intended.--

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with the reason "No value. Not encyclopedic". However, "No value. Not encyclopedic" is not currently one of our

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objective. Anyway, I will continue to contribute - but in slightly less controversial, and more complete ways!

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Et cum spiritu tuo, or something. I just noticed on your user page that you're a doctor. While you're there,

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The article is being rewritten now. Your comment arrived after the edit(removing 'hello') was already done.

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edit. Per chance have you a good reference to cite re surgical intervention (e.g. of % cases needing this) ?

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and forms the reference material for the various other pages which are being created to refer to this page.

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Could well have been an article when you saw it if I was in the middle of userfying. No big deal. Thanks,

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You added a cleanup notice to the page but haven't explained what needs to be fixed. Please advise. Thanks.

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a welcome message on their user page, not their user_talk page. I've fixed it. Please be careful. Thanks!

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Sure - no need to ask permission. (If you want to doing some from scratch, we've almost none on the various

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I think I've gotten them all. Is there any sort of automatic spellchecker feature on here that I can use?

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http://www.vipmerkezi.net/2013-altyazili-brrip-dvdrip/go-goa-gone-2013-hdrip-film-indir-viptr-40851.html

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Tony actually put a notice on the page saying it was not to be recreated. He did not write the article.

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I removed the speedy tag from this article and cleaned it up a little. This is a notable Indian actor.--

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Hi Anthony, My quick search suggests that its main use is to relieve migraines. One commercial name is

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Surely you should now go and put this message on all these articles. I will be adding to this list. --

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On my talk page you mentioned not being sure of how to use images on wikipedia. I suggest you review

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yes i do there are EU countries where AU countries should be hopefully people can help me change that

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Thanks. I discovered that piece of trivia while working on some of the United States ships' history.

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Sorry for the slow reponse, I've been internetless for awhile. Feel free and re-work the article.--

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protein involved in dorsal ventral polarity specification (determination of front and back) in the

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the vast majority of web pages or images - pertains to all articles. Take a look at this article

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On an article such as this, if I feel that deletion is appropriate, should I then hang on to it a

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Let me know if you need a demonstration of how to use an image once you've found a suitable one.

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is perhaps a unifying article for all SMADs, but each one of them deserves it's own description.

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project. Bad news: so far, it has only three members (the worst news is that one of them is me).

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Hey Anthony! Thanks for all your work on new page patrol! I was just curious why you nominated

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on your talk page and someone will show up shortly to answer your questions. Again, welcome!

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You made a very reasonable assumption. There's a bit of chat about it on the talk page for

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Both these books appear to be out of print, but you should be able to get them from Amazon

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Not so; I tagged that for speedy (13.07 Wiki time). The author must have removed the tag.--

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to updating my user page), but I loved it! Probably my favourite city I've ever lived in. —

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DK Brown “Warrior to Dreadnought: Warship Development 1860-1905”. Caxton Editions 2003.

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Hello. I've replied on my talk page - I wasn't sure if this was the appropriate place.

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It's not just in Spanish, it's about as nn-bio as you can get. The translation reads

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page. I think that was probably the best explanation that I've read of the disease!

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I just noted after an anonymous user corrected it that when you were expanding the

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create a real article, and didn't understand what is and isn't suitable. Regards,

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talk page, I thought you might appreciate being informed of the existence of the

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No prob! In fact, you might want to help sort some of the messy articles around

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Michael Chapman (co-Founder of 521 Skateboards)

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looks rather sparse, despite the link. By the way, if you're bored, check out

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http://fr.wikipedia.org/Discuter:R%C3%A9gression_et_d%C3%A9gradation_des_sols

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italicised - you can do this with links like ]. Otherwise, looks good to me.

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I userfied the article, so there's no need to speedy the userpage. Thanks.

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Hi Tony, It's only worth linking date like entities in a very few contexts.

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remove a second applicatopon of the tag. Just so you know what I'm doing. --

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Would you like to look at, and improve, the article called M&c comics?--

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If it's a very short and blatant advert, some admins will delete it with a

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Hi Anthony.bradbury. Yes, you can. Because of all the "hard redirects" to

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Never heard of underconstruction before, so now I've added that. Thanks.

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Save a copy of the image to your machine, then follow the instructions at

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http://www.desimovies.info/2014/04/go-goa-gone-2013-full-movie-watch.html

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then create the article and copy and paste the content when your done.--

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predicts that you will enjoy editing some of these articles. Have fun!

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b) If the violation is older than that, you're supposed to go through

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No need to apolgize, I'm happy that you've learned something today :)

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PS This page is on my watchlist, so you can reply here if you prefer.

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P.S. You received these suggestions because your name was listed on

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No problem, we all do that ocassionally. Keep up the good work. :o)

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The most common reason to know the name of an image is because you

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which is what I put criteria on and is to appear in a new US movie

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According to google he is a notable Bangladeshi film industry and

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Knowledge:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Units of measurement

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reality, this page is going to be a hub for many other articles.

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When the text is about the entity e.g. a link to 2000 or 2001 in

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Your contributions make Knowledge better -- thanks for helping.

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Looking back at the article, I cannot imagine why you feel that

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When you nominate articles for speedy deletion (as you did with

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I am surprised that you have put the message that this article

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tag. Spammers often copy text from a website, and you can try

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like to ride a motor bike :-) I've let the author know about

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That would explain why it no longer appeared on my watchlist.

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I don't know if you already know, but tagging an article with

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There is also the process of linking to " in <subject: -->

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Hi Anthony! You commented on the link that I removed from the

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2) Copyvios are dealt with using two different processes.

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for more details. Again, thank you, and happy editing!

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Hi again. I just wondered is you are familiar with the

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I have left a message on a French wikipedia talk page:

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went to an article on some warrior caste somewhere...)

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your warning templates? For example, instead of using

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Thanks for the stub, i wasn't sure what it required.--

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if you still want the article to be deleted. Thanks!

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on how to make SuggestBot better, please tell me on

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Knowledge:WikiProject Molecular and Cellular Biology

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Wikimedia Commons may also have some useful images:

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http://www.oneclickmoviez.ag/movie/6064-go-goa-gone

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List of articles using original text from the Bible

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