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of them from what I have read and would never claim to actually know what I'm talking about). The point about them being script kiddies is why they will fail of course at whatever they attempt as most of them are idealists driven by emotion, a false view of the purpose of what Anon is, and some idea of rebelling against authority who are probably installing programs to make their comps zombies for some of the more experienced members. It's people like this that killed ED (with articles like the Uwe Boll one) imo. At least that malware they installed should be a good reward for their efforts. /rant

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Southern Vampire Mysteries and she can't be described through Sookie because in the Dahlia's stories another (both geographically and personally) point of view is represented. There's also the question of uploading an image. Would you, please, help me with it. The image in question is the one with the link in the "character box" (

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AvicBot 2 was null editing a few pages to force some updates (that purging wouldn't do and the job queue won't process.) I'm not sure why it's hitting the edit filter, since it's not actually changing anything. (Any ideas on that, as an edit filter manager?) I've stopped all AvicBot2 scripts for now.

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I have observed some pretty remarkable contributions from this account. I am curious, why are you not an administrator. Pardon that you have struck me as the kind of editor who could be a good one, and that you seem qualified by a cursory review. I am working on an essay, and I believe you are of the

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Dear sir, could you be so kind as to explain why you decided to allege that I use sockpuppets? It would appear that you have accused hundreds of people of this offensive and dishonest conduct, often accusing dozens of people within a single minute. It gives the impression of being the work of a 'bot'

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On a personal note, it's been a huge honor to work with so many great Wikipedians over the last 15 months. Thanks so much to everyone who jumped in and decided to give the ambassador concept a try, and double thanks those of you who were involved early on. Your ideas and insights and enthusiasm have

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Will do mate, thanks very much, and ya, if they can convert these odd codes into things like that, they must be something special (I further demonstrate my cluelessness on this matter). I now have to go deal with a seemingly irrate Russian Jew (or ignore him and do actual work which is also good :p)

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if the new titles were acceptable or not - if so, the talk pages can be deleted under G5 - if not, the talk pages need to be deleted so the content can be moved back. :-) I figured I'd just tag it since it'll need deleted either way. (section directly above is related, FYI.) Thanks for the heads-up!

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Oh yes, I highly doubt they have anything to do with Anon other than the name. I mean designated leaders, an actual altruistic goal, openly expressing strong negative emotion in response to retaliation, and to top of it off, freaking white knighting! No way this is the same Anon (though I only know

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Dear Avicennasis, You were really kind to help me with the reference section in the article. Now I just wonder what else can be done to get it accepted. I've added quotations, references, pronunciation and more factual information and run out of ideas. Dahlia really is an important character in the

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isn't empty any more. It now has some July categories. But no August categories. Which means things are working the way they are supposed to be, if you ask me. Another thing is that I noticed that July categories don't exhibit the speedy deletion notice the way June or older categories do. I'll ask

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I wanted to give you one last update on where we are this term, before my role as Online Facilitator wraps up at the end of this week. Already, there are over 800 students in U.S. classes who have signed up on course pages this term. About 40 classes are active, and we're expecting that many more

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My main reason for not running, I'll readily admit, is the RfA process. Frankly, I find it rather scary. I've seen some rather nasty comments over the years and some great editors torn apart on occasion at RfA, and I don't want to be in those shoes. I like to think I've done a lot of good work for

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is one example. Actually, {{Film cover fur}} should be migrated to {{Non-free use rationale video cover}} instead. {{Film cover fur}} and {{Non-free use rationale video cover}} are for DVD and videotape covers, but {{Non-free use rationale poster| Media=film}} is for movie posters. The proof of

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As I say, I don't know how you have come to your decision that you needed to make all these pages including the one about me, but I would appreciate if people making such allegations would be kind enough to test their claims first; and would be kind enough as to let the accused persons know of the

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How do you get your sig to display the Hebrew date like that? Also (unrelated to wiki), given the association on one of your userboxes, what is your opinion of "Anonymous" (I am pretty sure it's just a bunch of organised guys, with a leader, claiming to be Anon) vowing vengeance upon various New

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Thanks for the examples. I will continue to refine/work and include the edits you made. But I do want to clarify that in your edit you did delete a picture that was located right below the sponsor heading. That is what made me feel you did a half-hazard job and weren't paying attention. So I

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is entirely about MOVIE trailers, their history, content and usage, not book trailers, game trailers, TV show or concert event promos. If there is any justification to change its name, wouldn't it be to redirect to Movie Trailer or Trailer (Movie), replacing "film" with "movie" since in today's

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Interesting. I mean the suspected reason the August categories showed up at first. I see two possible ways of fixing that, apart from a null-edit. 1. Time heals all wounds, and it is possible that they would have disappeared by themselves within a few hours or days. 2. Future categories could be

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Indeed, true Anon would mercilessly destroy their target (like that idiot who beat up his cat or the chick who broiled her cat). Oh lol, now the funniest part about that will be the stories that follow about the mass arrests and crying basement dwellers bawwwing (there won't be a wambulance big

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Once you've found a class that you want to work with—especially if you some interest or expertise in the topic area—you should sign the MOU listing for that class and get in touch with the instructor. We're hoping to have at least two Online Ambassadors per pod, and more for the larger classes.

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This replaces the 1-on-1 mentoring role for Online Ambassadors that we had in previous terms; rather than being responsible for individual students (some of whom don't want or help or are unresponsive), Online Ambassadors will be there to help whichever students in their class(es) ask for help.

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Thanks for your assistance on the template; however, the change breaks the parameters. There were two parameters for the template. The first parameter was unnamed and was used to include the articl it refers to. The second parameter was named "sig" and was used to include a signature in the

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P.S. Knowledge use to be a nice idea but in 2004 I and another editor became targets of a tag-team wishing to promote their POV regarding people of Jewish and people of dark skinned heritage, Knowledge is not a pleasant environment. More recently an editor intent on pushing his Jakarta POV has

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at first because they were created in July, and so weren't the current month at the time. A null edit seems to have fixed that, though. So, perhaps the catpage isn't needed, just a null edit run-through at the beginning of the month. I can handle that. :-) I'll leave the catpage as-is, in it's

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or some person recklessly copying names from some list without regard to the nature of the allegation being made when you create a page alleging that each of these people have been found to have been using sockpuppets or 'bot' like agents instead of taking the time to make reasoned edits.

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Sorry for not explaining my declining your speedy-tag there. I added a note in the edit-history explaining it now. If there's a problem with a banned editor making a mess, probably need to undo/revert/reverse lots more than just deleting one talk-page redirect:( Maybe file at

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What really gave this "Anon" thing away was when I read that they are are planning a "peacefully yet forcefully protest"... Heh. Not to mention the fact that a website was set up with a WHOIS guard. (really, easily traceable once a subpoena comes into play. I mean, come

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I've unblocked the bot. (Sorry, didn't realize you would log in that soon after blocking. :P ) Why would it be editing Jéské's userpage, though? I'll email you with the filter details, since many of those filters are designed to catch prolific sockmasters and abusers.

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Sorry about that! The use of a reference tag for a non-reference footnote seems to have AWB confused. I've added the nobots tag to the page to stop it from being processed. (Though if you disagree with said action, I won't mind at all if you revert it.) Again, sorry.

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Knowledge. I'd hate to see someone dig up some errors I made forever ago and watch the oppose !votes pile on because of it. Perhaps, if some alternative to RfA was created, I'd try for it. Barring that, I'd need a lot of moral support to go through a regular RfA.

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enough to contain them (yeah I know I'm rounding off a lot of tired old memes :p)). Largest number of morons v& at once ever I'll bet. I personally think that some brave Anon should hack their site and basically humiliate them (now that would be funny).

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to the end. Another way you can do this is by going to edit. Then, without really having edited anything in the editbox, save the page. It won't show up as an edit in the history, but it will still clear the cache of that page. Just wanted to let you know.

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Even though it's been quiet on-wiki, the Knowledge Ambassador Program has been busy over the last few months getting ready for the next term. We're heading toward over 80 classes in the US, across all disciplines. You'll see courses start popping up

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I'm not sure how - AvicBots' scripts (and AFAIK most other double-redirect-fixing bots) just make API calls for all double-redirects. Trying to work-in a "last edited" parameter seems to return the last time the double-redirect was edited, (e.g.,

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on good quality evidence, and our policies and guidelines.

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Since it was pretty much just a few templates and two sentences when I started it, (and most of that was semi-automated), I don't really feel that my name needs to be on the nomination. I do appreciate the offer, though. Keep up the great work!

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Hello! If you're planning to be an active Online Ambassador for the upcoming academic term, now is the time to join one or more pods. (A pod consists of the instructor, the Campus Ambassadors, and the Online Ambassadors for single class.) The

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Oh neat. I am afraid I know nothing of these functions nor could I hope to understand how Knowledge knew to translate it to the Hebrew month name (albeit in Latin characters), but with your permission, I would like to use it in my

18205:) - have you thought about putting some sort of delay for that task to avoid that problem? I haven't looked for any discussions on this topic beyond scanning that particular BRFA, so I apologize if this has already been discussed. 16266:? I understand the outside links. No one has explained to me when its ok to use an outside link in the article. I read that it is ok if there is no wiki page to link to. Id appreciate any direction with this one. Thank you. -- 10890: 2935: 12680: 10797: 4725: 2842: 19219: 19314: 19309: 16437:). Is it possible to re-open this investigation? The IP 165.228.98.213 got out of a 2-year block, (which was expired back in March) was vandalising again and got a three-year block today. This is currently the IP's 11th block. 14394:

That is a real song that the Vancouver Southsiders sing. I live in Vancouver, and I'm an active fan of the WC, I was on the tourbus to Portland, we sung "We All Hate Portland". We also sing it several times during home games.

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Once we have updated assessments for all these articles, we can get a better idea of how quality varied from course to course, and which approaches to running Knowledge assignments and managing courses are most effective.

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Greetings, Avicennasis. I noticed that on some film related images, you have updated the fair use rationale template from {{Film cover fur}} to {{Non-free use rationale poster| Media=film}}, using your AvicAWB account.

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continued citing his interpretations as if they were fact while engaging in what appears to be personal attacks. Who created the page "Suspected Knowledge sockpuppets of Daeron" and who is protecting their POV about the

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Users may edit the article during the discussion, including to improve the article to address concerns raised in the discussion. However, do not remove the article-for-deletion template from the top of the article.

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still had some current-month titles in it when I first checked. All the current-month categories (including empty ones) seem to have left it. The only thing I can think of is that the current month categories (like

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Thanks, I shall do so now (though it appears when I tested it before, I forgot to remove it, so I guess I do nothing :p) Ah, though I still don't get why it puts in Hebrew xD (must be the j's stand for Jewish

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I was using a tool that used regex to find pages where the notice was needed, and apparently forgot to make it case sensitive. Sorry about that! Didn't realize that part was also being changed until just now.

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template to a film article's talk page so the project can get a better idea of what work still needs to be done. If you believe that an article should be assessed at a certain class, feel free to follow the

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Sure. The template you added doesn't actually protect the page - it just tells people the page is protected, even though it's not. The correct way to get an article protected is to ask an admin at

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Why do you keep purging my edit? These material I have added is completely based on public court records. It is neither libelous or an ad hominem attack. WHy do you insist on censoring it?

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Hi: My name is Alberto, and see you are there see who revert and redirect my edits. Mow I am blocked and acused of vandalism, could you help me, thanks,bye.--Carozo 17:18, 11 August 2011 (UTC)

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was made tonight. It is intended to lace it at commons:. Please feel free to make whatever change you may usefull. Thanks for your help until now! Many parameters are not validated so far; see

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excluded. Although that does not make sense, because it goes contrary to the whole idea of this category. Perhaps Rich will have some other idea, when he'll get around to looking at this.

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Sorry to note your recent changes of titles of Malankara Metropolitans were done without any consultation or warning. You seem to assume that your corrections also fit into the category

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and assess the article yourself (it's not too difficult to determine the basic classes such as stubs, categories, or lists). Below is a table showing a breakdown of our articles by class.

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and assess the article yourself (it's not too difficult to determine the basic classes such as stubs, categories, or lists). Below is a table showing a breakdown of our articles by class.

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movie industry some MOVIES are not completed on film stock? Let me know if you want me to move this question to the article's talk page. I just wanted to make sure you saw it. Thanks!

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Took me a bit, but it's up. :-) There may be a few redlinks I haven't filtered out - unicode stuff the scripts couldn't handle - but you have around 26400+ articles to work with.

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Hello, i am following your successful work with the bot. Can you tell me how to edit with bot on python that page to change the editor seemed not a bot, same as you do in AzWiki?

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even though the article already has {{Genetics-stub}}. The latter template invokes a category template. Or should an article with a "stub" category still get another category? —

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By any chance, could you create a list of pages that need to be deleted instead of tagging them for deletion one by one? It makes life easier for us and hopefully for you. -

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And it returns the English name for the Hebrew month here on EnWp because the server language is set in English. If you try the same parser on HeWp, you'd get the proper

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Britannica and Knowledge like "apples and chairs"; should anyone who's anyone get an article?; and why fighting and barriers to editing may be useful after all

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Pick a class, or just a few articles, and give them a rating (and add a relevant WikiProject banner if there isn't one), and then update the list of articles.

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No problem. I have re-opened the case and completed the Abuse report. The only thing left is to have a contactor reach out via email to the ISP's Abuse team.

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in College Park, Maryland. Meet staff and fellow Wikipedians, go behind the scenes at the National Archives, help digitize documents, and edit together!

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Hi Avicennasis - I'm looking for a mentor and hoping you might have time for me. Looks like you have a lot on the go but any time would be appreciated!

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seems to be with characters that have multiple accents. You can try following the link above to view some info on it, however I am not aware of a fix.

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Stub templates don't count - an article should be in at least one "content" category - stub categories are moreso maintenance/tracking categories.

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The meeting is open to both the general public and members from within the DC-MD-VA-WV-DE region and beyond. We encourage everyone to attend!

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If you're up for supporting any kind of class and would like me to assign you to a pod in need of more Online Ambassadors, just let me know.

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MediaWiki 1.18 deployment begins, the alleged "injustice" of WMF engineering policy, and Wikimedians warned of imminent fix to magic word

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Oh, sorry. I had it set up so if you wrote |sig=~~~~ It would add your signature to the end of the template, write after "Appreciated!"

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