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faith thinking them suitable for an encyclopedia article. That may not be the case here. The fist question in sourcing. Have you been able to check the biographic directories which are given as sources? I assume they do indeed list the information as given, but I am not likely to be able to do it myself for a week or two. If people are listed in standard biographical encyclopedias for the country, the usual practice is to include them in WP. But we normally pay attention to what is actually claimed for them. If someone is known only as a spouse of someone notable or possibly notable, then the articles are usually deleted, and I would not hesitate to list those, individually, at AfD. If on the other hand the person occupied some civil or military office, the situation is more complicated, especially if the office can be considered equivalent to a position which usually provides notability to a modern holder, such as mayor of a city or governor of a province, or, usually , general in an army. Practice for those known as nobility but not otherwise varies, but is usually fairly skeptical, and these would have to be discussed individually.
1641:"St Hilary is a village and a municipality in the former Penwith District of Cornwall in England.((Penwith needs amending: this "Penwith District" only existed until March 2009 ??)) The local church, built in the Perpendicular style, has a bell tower from the 13th Century. The rest of the church, which was heavily damaged in a fire in 1853, was rebuilt in 1855 and the architect was William White. It is dedicated to St. Hilary of Poitiers. The community was very well known in the 1930s as a group of radical Protestants invaded the church, where they stole some furnishings and destroyed others. The local priest Bernard Walke had been responsible for installing this furniture. In the vicinity of St Hilary are copper and tin mines such as Penberthy Croft Mine, to 1840 in the copper-tin ores were mined.{cannot understand this: by the time of Bernard Walke's ministry most of the mines were disused} This is the type locality of the rare mineral Bayldonite. " The grammar of German can be very hard because the sentences go in what seems to be the wrong order: this paragraph shows where improvement might be needed I think.
4573:. For new articles I will be creating, I intend to stick to the style I have been using, fully approved by WP guidelines, is that OK? If someone wants to change them to something else, that's a valid contribution, if they can reach consensus under the guideline. I don't care what they look like it's just I can't stand messing about with the fiddly little things myself. When done otherwise almost exactly the same result appears which enables any reader to obtain the source at a public library or on-line, which remember is the whole point. Many recent "improvements" looked great but lost the baby with the bathwater as editions, page numbers, work titles all became garbled in an impenetrable thicket of computer code. (
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publication to help clarify about how the multiple jurisdictions works. As far as using more recent publication dates, I'm not sure I'm in agreement with you on that. I would think older publications would be closer to the original source. Newer publications more than likely base their facts on previously published information (especially in the areas of history and biography), even if their process of editing and verification is more advanced than older publications. Is there a
Knowledge style page that discusses a preference for newer publications that might provide me with some helpful guidelines?
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damaged in a fire in 1853, rebuilt in 1855 and constructed by
William White. It is dedicated to St. Hilary of Poitiers. The community was very well known in the 1930s as a radical Protestants invaded the church, where the stolen furnishings or those destroyed. The furniture was the local priest Bernard Walke installed previously. In the vicinity of St Hilary are copper and tin mines as the Penberthy Croft Mine, to 1840 in the copper-tin ores were mined. This is the type locality of the rare mineral Bayldonit. "
3828:- and then no reference to a concrete publication (so no year, journal, page - if author is widely known, and all knew article was published academically, just anyone can find it this article) not like - A believes B (then reference: A. Article C // Journal Z. pp. 999.) Sometime it is more usefull, not just more wordly. For example, if idea (which is quoted) is main idea of article, so, you cant help reader by sending him to concrete page. Or if name of article is enough to proof it hold such point of view.
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hydrocarbon. Extrapolation of the results in an artistic approach, in which paintings, although it should be flat surfaces, volumes appear without shadow contrast, neither shadow on the ground or in space; What puts this image in a wider space unusual time, without reference to the known world, very definition of the abstract, but not primary abstract, because the man is present
3568:"Lyotard believes that postmodern architects have nothing to do with Postmodernism (as noted by R. Martin), and, as Lyotard puts it in his article, "The answer to the question: what is postmodernism?" architectes throw away the project of Bauhaus, splashing out functionalism along with the water and the child, who there is an aesthetic experiment itself."
4279:. If in chemistry are patentable only operations leading to innovative change of the experienced substances, they can demonstrate a specific theory. Extrapolation on an artistic plan, my theory gave me to apply on a flat surface, a painting, a new approach of light, of time (which is the case of the painting "The spiral of time pillar" 65x92cm, (1982).
124:. There are several details of the project that would do well with wider input and participation, such as the article nomination and selection process, the amount and type of articles displayed, the implementation on the main page and other things. I would like to invite you to comment there if you continue to be interested in TAFI's development. --
4763:(Edit conflict * 2 response to penultimate): Carole, I'm going to do exactly that in my future contributions. There were problems with many of the new and "updated" citations added by someone else. Wrong Lauder book, wrong edition of Debrett, wrong book by Vivian ("Heraldic Visit of Cornwall" (should be "Devon" as I originally left it) still on
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category of costume museums for most of the ones you link. Unfortunately I think there are few museums that fit in the category. I suggest you search the
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I don't know who gave you advice on the online chat service--that's one of the problems with it: people are only responsible for what they do on-wiki. I can't ask you to tell me even if you do know; rather, please ask them to post here, or on my talk page, or at AN/I, or somewhere. I can't follow up
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You say: "I am acutely aware of the problem of OR ..." As far as I'm aware, that is the first time you've actually admitted that rather than apparently seeing it as just a bit of a nuisance: had you done so before I wouldn't have used the word "disingenuous". So I won't retract it because at the time
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If you can remember so far back as writing up the lives of Annie Walke and
Bernard Walke: the German WP article on St Hilary has a paragraph about the same subject. Perhaps someone who knows German could expand on this; the broadcast plays which Bernard Walke wrote might get mentioned as well because
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Yes. I noticed the similarity, and that they are each coming from a different new editor. I agree this is not promising. It has happened before, and it has sometimes proven very difficult to find a good way to handle it. Immediate deletion is for articles with no real likelihood of anyone in good
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opinion in specific article). If after inderect quotation I put direct quotation (like this: author A believes B in article C (I probably did something wrong, quotation here is: ref author A. Article C // journal D. year X /ref)) my editor in Russia will ask me to chose one of this two references.
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article (which still needs inline citations), but I didn't give top priority to writing an article about her. I think I hesitated because some of the facts about her, including the date and place of her death, were disputed. In any case, she was an important figure in the anti-slavery movement and
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article is a short article that roughly translated, in one blob, is: "St Hilary is a village and a municipality in the former
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Yep, I agree with what you're saying. I'll try to see if I can find some newer sources; If I find them, I'll add a "Further reading" section with the information for you or anyone else that's interested to use as sources for citations. If not, I think the article should stand, perhaps with a comment
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I understand your point about genealogical work - I've written four genealogical books for our family. {In the beginning I got held up by uncited information on personal websites.) When someone here at
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As reviewing administrator, I am very reluctant to speedy delete any historical figure that is listed in standard directories; I've accordingly removed your speedies. I don;t think all of them are notable, but they would need discussion. I strongly suggest you do that one at a time, starting with
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At the end of my text above the August 14, 2013, it is stated that my text 6 June 2013 which I require put online is available with new references that appear in "Yatridès
Authentic" under "Press articles, TV news, TV reports and catalogs" which are copies of the originals. This text seems long but
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No real preference myself, though some of the tagged pages may be best dealt with by reducing to stubs, so Others is probably better, initially at least – there's a wider choice of topics there too. That list contains all the articles created by Lt and others that I've come across to which he added
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That sounds to me like you are being disingenuous, Lt. The problems, as you well know, are not related to whether or not citation templates should be used, but as has been pointed out in a friendly manner by Carole, and less so by me, by the need for you to provide clear and unambiguous references.
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Yes, the citations need to go at the end of the sentence or groups of sentences that apply. When the article says "Lyotard believes" - that could come from an article written by
Lyotard, a book that discusses his beliefs, etc. The only way to tell where it actually came from is to have citations in
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Dear Carole Henson! Thank you very much for attention to the article "Philosophy of
Architecture"! I am new here, and probably do not understand rules. You placed many request for citation in this article, and I'm going to add them with time. But some paragraphs already had a reference inside them.
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We need not hurry to do this; perhaps the Australian WP members will do more for St Kilda East. St James the Great has a blessing of the animals service which reminded me of Bernard Walke whose respect and love for donkeys and horses are shown in his book. There is only so much time in each day and
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Thanks, those are helpful thoughts to hear. I'm just afraid that, regarding someone like Bishop Randall, there may not really be any newer publications which mention him, outside of perhaps a diocesan history. That said, I do still believe him to be notable and worthy of inclusion here. Besides,
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Oh, my goodness! I am sorry that there was such a major fuss! I must tell you User:Sitush is an amazing experienced editor and I learned a lot from him. I don't know enough about your situation to comment, other than to say: My approach is to try and sent context right off the bat on a biography by
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Hi. I might comment on them. For now, though, I'll wait. WRT the FindaGrave-related articles, I've done some editing on them. FindaGrave itself is NOT a reliable source. Too much material, even that found in the memorials maintained by FindaGrave itself, is not verified. It is, however, RS when we
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I'm in my previous post (06 July above and on my own talk page): Excuse me, this is the 331 number of Lyon's Club whose coverage consists of my name as single image magazine. The number 333 contains the auction of the painting "The New Roller" price for the benefit of Polish children with muscular
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Carole, I am so sorry to be back to ask another favor of you: Mr. Castellanos has just pointed out that I made an error in the introduction of the article, he is still a partner at National Media, however I had written "former partner". As there are no sources that he left National Media Inc (this
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Hi, so good to hear from you - and such exceptional timing. It's been a bit rough, but coming around. It's so funny you sent me a kitten, though, my little cat - I call baby cat 'cause she's so tiny, returned today after about a week. She's never been gone for more than an hour or so and I thought
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From my own perspective (and I am editing anonymously) the royal mistress / royal favourite concept is so difficult partly because the medieval worldview and the late modern worldview differ so much; and there are related articles for the royalty of other countries. Thank you for the kind words in
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articles and starting some Manitou Springs articles at the moment. It's something I'll keep in mind, though. I'm not so sure that it's wrong for a man to write about women - or that we have to be the same race, gender to do a subject justice. But I guess since "housewife" can be a loaded subject I
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Regarding the age of source material, that was an adjustment for me, too! I cannot find the info on the help page regarding age of the sources, but I'll keep looking. I can give you an example, though. Older sources can be closer to the information, but with the lack of information sharing that we
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Citation templates may be optional, but given how helpful they are I have no idea why anyone would omit them. When I came joined Knowledge I disdained citation templates as clutter, fit only for folk who hadn't learnt how to format academic citations for themselves. I soon learnt to stop being so
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What's important here, though, is that the VisualEditor features an interactive template inspector; you click an icon on a template and it shows you the parameters, the contents of those fields, and human-readable parameter names, along with descriptions of what each parameter does. Personally, I
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I'm not happy with your edits to this article. An estate is not "a house" as you imply in your new intro. What do you mean by "The Annery"? I despair. You've done some superficial research and waded right in! All the ISBN's are great, but your text is embarassingly awful and naive. Please tell me
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The citation templates do not "lose" information like page numbers, editions, etc. The point is what the citations look like to the readers, not the edit mode. The citation templates ensured that the citations were correctly formatted; They had not been formatted consistently or correctly before
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would appreciate a copy too). It's clearly going to be out of copyright, but Google is particularly reticent in releasing later 19th century books to us in the UK - we only get snippet view here. I often find such books on archive.org instead, but this one isn't on there (though Vols 1, 2, and 4
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I definitely see your point on IMdB - I have used it as a source for list of films, etc. - but I have never used it as a source for the summary information. If you'd like, I'd be happy to find a substitute source for the info that came from the summary. (I noted in the comments that it came from
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I had a brainfart about the dates Videos are perfectly fine sources. The video thing didn't stop you from pointing out Horodok! I also didn't like edit about his notable subordinates. It feels like you're intentionally trying to cast doubt on his Naziness and suppress as many elements of the
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As I said in the comments, the print material just mentions year of birth. Videos are not generally considered a reliable source, print is much better. I am trying to edit what you've put in to ensure that it matches the source material, but thanks for taking out "village" for Lutsk. That was an
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Name of the article is probably wrong! just realzed, that I used my own translation here, found propper variant! For me, problem there, that if I add a quotation to the paragraph which already had it in implicit form (or inderect quotation, like in my last example - mention of specific author`s
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some topics well worth including like the reception of the radio dramas broadcast from the church of St Hilary. The mining history of the parish could be expanded as some of the copper mined in the district was turned into Newlyn copperware by local workmen. Bernard Walke's interest in animals,
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Hi, I see you created the category "costume museums" for museums with collections of costumes for the performing arts. Many of the museums you put in that category just have the word "costume" in the name, but are really fashion museums with collections of regular clothing. I am removing the
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do it--it can be confusing unless they are all equally non-notable, and I doubt this is the case. What I recommend is to take the least notable, prepare the AfD nominations, explaining all of this in full, and list them immediately one after another, in groups of 2 or 3 of approximately equal
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nother added painting "Essential Vibration" 97x130cm (1982) applies a new approach of light and time. But also, it is the foreshadowing of the film Lars von Trier "Melancholia", about which background is represented by a collision with our planet the Earth. It is highlighted by Alexandre Sacha
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Last case most complicated for me, because it seems, that paragraph have two reference (to the reasercher who mensioned this opinion and to a book, where anyone can find this opinion). Or there is a rule, that author should place reference in the end of a paragraph? If it so, please direct my
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Thanks for your helpful assistance with restructuring and citations for this article. I can understand why genealogical websites might not be considered reliable resources by Knowledge, although I do believe much legitimate research goes into them. I'm going to add a citation from a separate
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Hi Carole, I only read your article quickly but I thought the fact that she was a founding editor or that she had "come out" was maybe a bit hookier too. As it is I see its queued to go so I didn't want to create an alternative hook that might just have caused debate for only a small (maybe)
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neither of us knows enough German to improve that article; the German Knowledge account of St Hilary might need to be different from the English one. Please do not spend any time with Google automatic translation; so it is for someone bilingual in English and German to do when they feel like
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You had posted that day, so it was not my expectation that I needed to post anything to your talk page - you had been quite engaged in the article - and I post article related information on article talk pages. An update regarding the edits (essentially answering my question) were posted by
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Dear Carole, Thanks for your openness about changes to the list of works page. You had done a wonderful job. I've added links to some other images, but I have never added images to Knowledge myself, so I'll leave it to somebody else. I used to edit with a username but I found the debates
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From my experience with these, the best thing to do will be to see if it continues, and meanwhile, start the afds. If it does continue, I'll mention it tomorrow at a suitable administrative board. Please do keep tagging them, at least with a notability problem tag, and I will see from your
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Oh, or did you mean to translate the St Hilary Church article from English to German. Ahhh! If that's the case, I cannot help out. I could use translate.google to get close, but that's all it would be, some who knew German would need to sort out the grammar, etc. Is that what you meant,
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Thanks for asking the question! Of the edits from the automated browser - underlinked, until now - hasn't been one I check closely because it didn't seem to be one that came up a lot. I'll check closer now. You had already had a pretty good number of links, but I added a few more. Good
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Thanks! I see that you also used Stacey Smith's paper for the bulk of the article about the Wheeler-Stallard House article. She found an incredible amount of detail! I'll check out the other sources as well. And, I've got some good biographical information from a nomination form for
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Well said, I returned to using citation templates for just those reasons. I don't always use them, if there's an article that I'm editing or expanding with well-formatted and consistently formatted citations that don't use the citation template, then I use the style in the article
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Hello again, This Australian church has some notable stained glass windows (including one referring to a criminal case). This is only a suggestion to you and has no urgency about it. (Manchester today has what the Germans call Donner und Blitzen.) Bernard Walke: there are still in
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I would first like to thank you for the changes you have made. I sincerely appreciate the tone you use for your comments. I hope the encyclopaedic style will give a correct idea of my life as a painter and scientist, because painting allows me to express what science can achieve
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Cool! I found a reprint of Banyard's book from 2003 - and two books that were printed in the last 20 or so years. (In the "Other" section of Further reading). There's more publications of Randalls - and more books, most of which seem to be older. If you're interested, I'm using:
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seems of a higher quality.) If there was a collaborator from the German end even better. // "Eclectic" is good; "folk music" does not mean quite the same thing in the United States as it does in Europe. "Its all folk music I guess; leastways I never heard a horse sing."--Louis
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Hello Carole! As promised I've looked carefully over the changes and everything looks good, except for one small typo in the introduction that I had overlooked until now. Can you take a look at my latest reply on the Harding Talk page when you have a little time? Cheers,
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Regarding the sources, they are geneaology books, with just a snipet view. In some cases I see the name with limited info - the person's name and location - but it's really hard to tell anymore than that from snipets. In some case I cannot see the specific person in the
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I'm sending you this because you've made quite a few edits to the template namespace in the past couple of months. If I've got this wrong, or if I haven't but you're not interested in my request, don't worry; this is the only notice I'm sending out on the subject :).
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Thank you, I only just remembered to come back here. I have given up membership of the Greater Manchester WikiProject so I should be able to do some more on Cornwall. The problem is trying to find more interesting topics. I hope you were not affected by the Colorado
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stating where the person is from in the first part of the intro. I appreciate your patience on working through underlinking - which I think may have been a false start from AWB, like I said from now on I'll watch that more carefully rather than quickly accepting the
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Happy to help. I am wondering if you're used to writing scholarly or technical papers where that kind of attribution is necessary. Here you can make the point, without having to name the author or page number. I'll check the article, though, to see how this might
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I did post on the talk page, though, that I really think the episodes should be split off to their own article. It would make it a more readable article but still have all the information just a click away (to the split page) - which is a good thing, right?
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I don't want to have to discuss these points any more than you do, but as a responsible editor (and particularly as an admin) I do feel a moral responsibility to ensure that any damage done to WP that I come across is removed, and the cause is stopped.
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have today it could also be "tunnel vision", subject to past tendencies to "shine a good light" on the people, and without consideration of other material. This was brought home strikingly when I did a series of articles about Abraham Lincoln's mother,
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Sounds good! From your comment in the edit summary... I didn't know that Judy Collins was from Denver! That was a fun note! She absolutely wrote some great - and sometimes pretty eclectic songs - I just knew of her background starting in New York.
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Thanks CaroleHenson for your suggestions . As i am new to wikipedia , i am trying to learn the same . I appreciate your support . I have few news paper cuttings to support the death date of Harbans bhalla . how can i upload the same ? pl guide.
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concerned that you don't really understand the huge difference between citation style (which isn't really all that important), and No original research, which is of prime importance. Don't use citation templates if you don't want to. But you
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Hi, your course sounds interesting - I hope you enjoyed it. Regarding the editing - I haven't been on in a long time so I ran the AWB editor against everything in my watchlist. Glad I could be of help. It's good to be chatting with you
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Sorry, yes, the pdf is what I meant. If I access that link I just get the index page for the book (with the bibliographic information at the bottom) with a small input box to search, which only provides the snippets. I've emailed you.
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I'm a little lost by this comment... Since good content is not supposed to be overlayed by bad, I'm a bit confused by this. I would expect that the lastest version of an article was the best -- and that the best wouldn't be buried in
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much for your help on this article. It looks really great and I appreciate the work you put in checking the sources. For the couple of pieces of info tagged "citation needed" I've found sources, and given the full citation details
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So, generally that's the scoop. In this case, I don't think it's likely that the source is inaccurate, based upon the nature of the book, but it's better to use a newer source - or back up older sources when you can. I hope that
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Hi, yes, I saw your comments on the WP:Bio page - and I thought I'd start with citations first and then start working on content from there. I will definitely check out all the info in the article. Thanks for the heads up about
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I am blown away and very sad today based upon your recent and continued attacks - blaming me for something YOU did and blowing something out of proportion when there are sources that provided the information I posted for
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Just saw your cite fixes....could you please review the contents of the infobox; I think some are spurious, and it needs reformatting anyway? I'm swamped, but did post a notice about this on the WP:BIO talkpage a moment
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There is absolutely no question that your participation in Knowledge can be extraordinary based upon your subject knowledge. I hope you really here to make good / great articles according to guidelines, and help fix
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My pleasure. She sure had a lot of fortitude! It looks like I didn't find anything about different dates and places of death - or I would have noted it. What other information do you have about dates and places of
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string quartet tribute to a painting Yatridès "Les nouveaux Rouleaux” (the new scrolls) and Gustave Hodebert the French Academy wrote a characteristic poem, about "La femme à la mouette" another Yatrides painting
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Ok, thanks for all the helpful information. That does make sense. I found a published source (again old) that listed his parents and wife in a biographical entry. That should help with those citations for now.
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That is surprising: but many years ago I got a few of her recordings & the songbook she compiled. At one time my idea of Denver would have been a fairly large city somewhere in Colorado east of the Rocky
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I'm not sure what you mean by "scan", I've downloaded the pdf (if you meant a digital version of the book), but am not sure how to get it to you. It doesn't appear that I can send documents via wiki email?--
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author A believes B in article C" if you like, it just gets a little wordy and the article name will be in the citation. If it's a ground-breaking article, though, you may want to mention the article name.
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Hello, That's sounds interesting! I've been working on a number of things with several organizations lately and have been very tied up. But when I get a bit of a breather, I'll look into it. Sounds good.
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If it helps, adding the {{in use}} template at the top of the page will let other editors know that the article is being worked on. I get how frustrating that is, it's happened to me a lot, too!--
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in reality it is only a brief fragment of professional life Yatridès. You will see in the five pages of the Dictionary of painters you mention and other elements appearing in Yatrides Authentic.
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Hello Carole, thank you so much for making those edits based on my suggestions. I've just followed up with a reply hoping to make a few modifications; would you mind taking a look at it again? (
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Hi, I put down all the ideas I could think of in the Medicinema article -- and added some sources to take a look at as a starting point. Do any of those sound interesting to you to explore?
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Having created/expanded most of those Aspen NRHP articles, I had realized that Wheeler probably deserved his own article, and while I was going to do it I never got around to it. Thanks!
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Entourage: Paul Perroud Director, Offices of Special Application of Physics, French Atomic Centre, CEA-CENG). This is what is shown in "Yatrides and his century" that you quote:
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On all matters that depend on my career, I have copies of all articles, images, catalogs numerous exhibitions, world events. How to send these copies of these documents?
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article. A text book example of how to bring an article up to scratch. I wish I was as thorough. Only thing I'd question would be the IMDb cites. I know
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Thanks, that's very sweet of you -- same to you! The English royal mistress article could be very interesting to work on... I'll check it out in a few days.--
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Hi. Thank you for your assistance in the page of Medicinema. I like your ideas. We'll work on it together and some of the other pages if you like. Cheers
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Oh! Don't worry! It is harmless, but I've encountered blokes who've been fussy about such things.
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4269:about my fundamental research accomplished at CEA
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1675:we can leave him out; not competent in that field
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5081:It would be interesting to mention these facts
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5063:quoting text of Alexandre Sacha Bourmeyster
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892:What a nice surprise! Thanks both of you!--
2498:Sure, I added comments to the talk page.--
2087:many other activities deserve attention.--
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655:We have modified the process for adding
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436:Thank you, that was a lovely surprise!--
266:Morning Carole, how was your trip? :D --
7771:notice, but please explain why in your
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