User talk:Chicdat/Archive 7

3467:, I see a two-paragraph lead, a five-paragraph statistics and background section, and a three-paragraph climatology section. I see that it isn't so much of a "List of Category 4 Pacific hurricanes" but "Category 4 Pacific hurricane", explaining what makes the storms, the most common tracks, the amount of damage, et cetera; not just the list of the storms, while my sandbox has nothing but a lead sentence, a blank "Background" section, and a "Climatology" section, which needs some text instead of tables. The Category 4 article also has a "Landfalls" section, but there are so many tropical storms that I don't really think that would be plausible. Then, while the sandbox has a duration section (following the precedent of the C3, C2, and C1 Atlantic articles) the Category 4 page has "Dates as a Category 4" and "Time as a Category 4" (though again that might be hard to figure out for the older storms). I definitely have a lot to do. 2833:, I see a two-paragraph lead, a five-paragraph statistics and background section, and a three-paragraph climatology section. I see that it isn't so much of a "List of Category 4 Pacific hurricanes" but "Category 4 Pacific hurricane", explaining what makes the storms, the most common tracks, the amount of damage, et cetera; not just the list of the storms, while my sandbox has nothing but a lead sentence, a blank "Background" section, and a "Climatology" section, which needs some text instead of tables. The Category 4 article also has a "Landfalls" section, but there are so many tropical storms that I don't really think that would be plausible. Then, while the sandbox has a duration section (following the precedent of the C3, C2, and C1 Atlantic articles) the Category 4 page has "Dates as a Category 4" and "Time as a Category 4" (though again that might be hard to figure out for the older storms). I definitely have a lot to do. 3341:

is give the position, the intensity, watches/warnings, and other information of that sort. All of that info appears in the TCR. You should be using the discussions to document the changes. You kind of gloss over some of those changes. You talk about the improving structure as the wave left the coast of Africa, but then you don't say anything about what happened as it got stronger. To explain to the public how the storm got stronger, you should discuss the evolution of the convection/thunderstorms, rainbands, when an eye feature developed. Was the strengthening anticipated or not? (it seems yes, the NHC had the benefit of good agreement from the computer models that it would intensify) ♫

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throw your toys out with the bath water" when you finally publish the sandbox and we have to tell you that it's barely up to scratch. You allege that I am adding "endless citation needed tags when there are already citations," yet you haven't realised that the impacts aren't covered by the references provided and that the CN tags are added to ensure that we get the deaths and damages sourced at some point. Off course, these can be removed when sources are found that actually tell us how many were killed or what the damages were, however, if no sources are found then they will have to be removed and moved to Unknown. I am also trying to ensure that the list complies with Knowledge's

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various bits and bobs. You also accuse me off adding in templates that have no effect on the page to readers and turning the dates into sort templates, both of which are needed to ensure that the list is up to scratch and sorting properly. As for the "X Coast of the United States" to "United States X Coast", you will find that the former is fluff, rather redundant and just increases the page size which per the MOS shouldn't be to large. Once the list is up to snuff, it will just be one list rather than the decades that it currently is in and you may not like my edits but please remember to assume good faith and that my intention is to try and get the list up to the snuff of FLC.

3394:. All acronyms need to be explained in every article. Next, the impact section isn't the best organized. A sentence like - "An elementary school was damaged, and the performance tent near Quidi Vidi Lake, set up for the Iceberg Alley concert festival, suffered significant damage." - has two different ideas. A school is different from a performance tent. If the school was damaged, were kids out of school for a while? As for the concert festival, did that still go on? Also, you mention the damage total in the lead, but never mention it in the body of the article. Was the $ 80 million all in Canada? If so, try and get some more specifics. 2760:. All acronyms need to be explained in every article. Next, the impact section isn't the best organized. A sentence like - "An elementary school was damaged, and the performance tent near Quidi Vidi Lake, set up for the Iceberg Alley concert festival, suffered significant damage." - has two different ideas. A school is different from a performance tent. If the school was damaged, were kids out of school for a while? As for the concert festival, did that still go on? Also, you mention the damage total in the lead, but never mention it in the body of the article. Was the $ 80 million all in Canada? If so, try and get some more specifics. 3176:. There is a lot more that can be added, using the TCR, tropical weather outlooks. For example, when was the precursor tropical wave first observed? When did the wave leave the coast of Africa? Why did it move the way it did? What conditions allowed for it to strengthen? What structural changes happened with the system? For example, when did the convection become organized, when did an eye first appear, and when did it become established in the center of the convection? How did it change as it moved northward? 2542:. There is a lot more that can be added, using the TCR, tropical weather outlooks. For example, when was the precursor tropical wave first observed? When did the wave leave the coast of Africa? Why did it move the way it did? What conditions allowed for it to strengthen? What structural changes happened with the system? For example, when did the convection become organized, when did an eye first appear, and when did it become established in the center of the convection? How did it change as it moved northward? 1400: 31: 3449:

user’s talk pages. It seems like you have the handle of such a list article. Just be sure that everything is referenced and formatted correctly, so you’ll be able to nominate it to become Featured list. For instance, the values should be sortable, so wind speeds, pressure, damage, and deaths. Check out some of Hurricane Noah’s great series of featured Pacific hurricane lists. Or check out the work Jason Rees has been doing to C2 Atlantic hurricanes.

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through the lists and developed them in the SHEM, I have felt that including the specific dates that a system was a Category X and how long a system was Category X is overly detailed and causes to many headaches trying to work them out. As a result, I would strongly urge you to look at the SHEM lists and follow the lead of them rather than Category 4 Pacific hurricanes.

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2100:! You've done a lot of really great work on the draft since you started working on it, and now it looks a lot better than it did under the previous editor. There are no longer puffery terms and the sources are reliable, I agree. But I don't think readers need to know all the awards Chowdhry got. Maybe just remove that section. 228:

Additionally, since creation the article has gotten 2,769 pageviews, showing that it's something our readers want to look at. I agree that I moved it to mainspace about a day too early, but the article is being developed a lot, and if not by now, it will be notable by tomorrow. However, I am sorry for violating

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Hey Chicdat, sorry to take so long to write back. RL has been a little busy for me, but in a good way. I hope to find a better work/life/wiki balance in the near future. Let me ask you, how is your progress on Knowledge lately? Are there any topics you think you've done a particularly good job at it?

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As I have said in my comments above the fact that these pressure estimates are not in HURDAt, shows that they are considered to be reliable by NHC which means that we can not use them. I will ask around and see if anyone knows why they are not in HURDAT, but i suspect its because there is very little

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You then state that I should discuss all these changes on the project page, not just impose them unilaterally. However, what you fail to realise is that these changes are not being implemented unilaterally, but are project standards and have been implemented for years. If you wish to change them then

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Oh and we have to record other systems that are considered tropical storms by a warning centre or well respected researchers, the latter of which Michael Chenoweth is considered to be since he has published numerous journal articles and his systems appear in IBTRACS. We will work the proper format of

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Ok Chicdat, I took a look whats in the Atlantic hurricane database for the system with the ID AL131932, since I know that IBTRACS provides pressure estimates where they are available. Unsurprisingly HURDAT does not provide a pressure estimate for AL131932, so IBTRACS does not provide one either. If a

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Oh damn, keep up the work on Atlantic TS’s! Do you think you could find someone to collaborate with to help finish that list? Impressive you’ve gotten up to 1927, that’s almost halfway. Someone else will probably attempt that sooner or later, so might as well get some assistance. Try reaching out via

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Two more things. Be sure to avoid the nautical miles, and try having an even number of lines for each paragraph. Maybe have three or four bigger paragraphs than the seven you have. Also, I notice you cite the public advisory a few times. They're not really needed in the met history, since all they do

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Have you done the research comparing the TCR and the article to figure out the discrepancy? As for Larry, remember, the goal is to be thorough and to describe the meteorology history in detail. Your edit actually removed a piece of information, namely that the NHC was already anticipating development

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If the pressure estimate is not in HURDAT or IBTRACS then you wiil not put any pressure estimates in even if they are in the Meta Data, as if they are not in HURDAT then they not considered to be reliable by NHC. Also I dont think it matters too if the CN tags are from June or July, as they are just

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I will look at adding it in later when time allows and I have calmed down from your rather rude message on my userpage, as there are a lot of systems that I wish to add to all of the intensity lists. By compiling these lists, Hink and I think that we are doing the tropical cyclone community a favour

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Apologies for not getting back to you sooner, but I was busy working yesterday. Anyway, I don't know where the pressure estimates came from, however, because they are not in HURDAT, we can not use them to say that this is NHC's estimate of the pressure, which is what we are doing. You could raise an

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which says that we do not generally link countries, geographic features or locations. You also accuse me of changing the format of the list, however, this is to ensure we are compliant with the MOS, other intensity articles and season effects charts, which have damages and then the deaths as well as

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are incredibly pointless and actually make the short description worse; you've overridden the actually descriptive Wikidata description for a generic description. Not only that, but if there wasn't a Wikidata description or local description, “Knowledge list article” would be the default description

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Like I said, hurricane seasons are guaranteed to happen with a 100% certainty. Storms are not. No matter if we use the world's most advanced forecasting system, forecasts will always be forecasts and will never be 100% accurate. Rai had not caused any impacts at the time, and as such there is barely

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I have reverted your format changes back to the last edit that I performed to the sandbox since as I have explained previously, I am trying to go through it with a fine toothcomb to ensure that the list is up to scratch and consistent with other lists and season effects charts. This is so you don't

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were proposed. Over 200 editors participated in this final phase. Three changes gained consensus and two proposals were identified by the closers as having the potential to gain consensus with some further discussion and iteration. Thanks to all who helped to close the discussion, and in particular

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Larry's MH looks like it's in better shape. Make sure every time you mention a unit (miles or whatever), you have a conversion. You're missing it for "1000 miles", the eye diameter, and the 4 feet of snow. Also, you don't talk much about the meteorology behind the storm. Why did it move the way it

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It's not the years, it's that you don't have any information filled in for most columns. Also, I'm not sure the table format is good in general. Consider tornadoes, which can be produced by TC's or extratropical cyclones. Ditto floods. Also, what's the difference between extratropical cyclones and

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I am very sorry. I want to support your proposal and maintain our Wikifriendship (Wiki + Friendship) – I really do, but I shouldn't be commenting based on what you want, or what I want. I should be commenting based on what Knowledge's rules say. And if other people don't agree with you, it doesn't

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Sort of ignore List of Category 4 Pacific hurricanes for now, as I will probably polish it up to look and feel like the other intensity lists such as Category 2 Atlantic hurricanes at some point, which do not present a list of landfalls or columns for duration as a Category 4 does. As I have gone

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However, Rai is not getting deleted now, or moved back to draft, because most everybody believes that it will make landfall in the Philippines, if not in Southeast Asia. If you had opened an AfD the moment I moved Rai to mainspace, by now the AfD would have most likely been closed as speedy keep.

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I think you need to look carefully at what you are citing. There is no point in citing IBTRACS or HURDAT if we already have something else like the TCR. For now I would urge you to continue to add the systems in but be mindful that I am going through them when time allows to ensure that the data

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Outside of Larry and writing articles for individual storms, there are lots of potential projects out there. I want you to try writing up the summary for a storm in a season article. Ideally a fish storm, and be sure it's in a season that isn't already a GA. Try citing the TCR (so it should be a

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If you have a look at the areas affected templates used in the majority of the season articles, they all use damage then deaths and have been for a long time, as a result, I feel that if you would be wasting a lot of time bringing it up for a discussion just because Hink and Noah supposedly use

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The five paragraphs in Igor's MH give extensive references to its TCR, but I didn't see even one source to Larry's TCR in the MH. Also, the TCR says Larry had five fatalities, while the article says eight - any reason for this discrepancy? I've already made one edit to Larry that clarified its

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If they continue, they may be reported to the administrators' noticeboard for incidents, which may result in their being blocked from editing. Users with a prior history of disruptive canvassing, which they have previously been asked to discontinue, may be blocked immediately without further

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In the art world, she is an accomplished artist which as you know is sometimes hard to translate on Wiki. So, I have cited many sources, with three being the most reliable covering the artist (The Indian Express references 7 and 16 and ABC reference 2) both outlets are listed as reliable in

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any basis for notability. Rai was not a 100% definitely-will-happen event. Assuming that Rai suddenly came into contact with wind shears that tore it apart and made it dissolve, you would only have the meteorological history section to prove its notability and in such a case, it would

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I honestly think that you should go with Berrely's advice here, as you're getting into even more dangerous territory lately. You just got blocked for 36 hours because of edit warring (and even got topic banned last month), and I really think that some things you do here are something

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Since IBTRACS is a direct transcription of what is in HURDAT, it does give an estimate of the pressure where HURDAT does. If you have any evidence to the contrary, I will reevaluate my view. However, I do not want to have 500+ references to HURDAT when only a handful are needed.

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did? What allowed it to strengthen so much? What caused it to weaken? That all might be a bit advanced for you, so if you need help figuring those out, please let me know. Elsewhere in the article, I suggest you either write out what "EPIRB" is, or link it in a creative way like

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I am glad that you have taken another look at your comments and realised that you were a bit harsh, anyway, there are going to be articles out there that use deaths then damages. However, what I would say is that all of the Category:Tropical_cyclone_areas_affected_templates and

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By inclusion of the other systems section, we are noting that others have compiled research into tropical storms and are not just relying on the NHC to call something a tropical storm. This will include any systems that Meteo France, the UKMO or others have noted were tropical

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cosmetically, because they literally change nothing about how anything is rendered. I know better than to revert your hundreds of pointless edits with even more pointless edits but please stop making these pointless bot-like edits that make the reader's experience worse. —

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I warned you on the 13th of December. It is now the 15th. The warning was based on the article's existence at the time. Even if the article as of now is (somewhat) notable, your page move was still problematic and you need to stop making those types of moves in the future.

3089:, which is an article on a type of mammal that is up for FAC. It is important for FA's to be understandable to non-experts, so be sure that everything makes sense to you. Don't leave anything up to guessing. The more thorough you are, the better off the article will be. 2455:, which is an article on a type of mammal that is up for FAC. It is important for FA's to be understandable to non-experts, so be sure that everything makes sense to you. Don't leave anything up to guessing. The more thorough you are, the better off the article will be. 393:

You don't need to disable shortdesc helper - with these specific articles, just import the (more useful) Wikidata description or leave them as is. In future, please exercise more caution though - as stated above, things have gotten a bit uncertain for you as of late.

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Are there any questions about what to do? You did a good job starting to add to the Larry article, but it seems like you ran out of steam looking for new information. Do you need help with how to research links and how to find more information? Have you seen the

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I know the Meta documentation is literally titled "Documentation of Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Changes in HURDAT", however, that does not change the fact that the pressure estimates are not considered reliable by the NHC if they are not in listed in the database.

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Just a heads up that you have to have a neutrally worded question following a RfC banner or else someone may come and remove the banner. If you look at prior proposals on the page, you will see the questions remain there even though the banners are now gone. See

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Chicdat brother you are my biggest inspiration . Brother please support your junior brother to add the whole jma category to season article.Please brother WP:WPTC my discussion on this page please brother add your discussion on the page I need your support.

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specified, just in a different source. However, my response to this would be that if they are not in HURDAT or IBTRACS then they are not official or acceptable to use per NHC and the project. In fact I would argue that they are not valid as they are not

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No need to list injuries. And be to sure to cite every death and damage figure (you're missing it for Andry 83. You might have to change how you report 0 deaths. Otherwise, you're on the right track. I see you're up to the 90's. Just 83 more to add

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Hey Chicdat, I see that you have reverted my change of spelling of her name. I was wondering why, when on the GRG she's Branyas and also on the Spanish page of verified oldest people. It's not extremely important, but I am curious. Regards,

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Dang, just saw it. Well even though you cannot edit the drive's page, with adding yourself to the participate list or adding to the article list, you are more than welcome to watch it and improve the articles that get listed there.

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It is better that Chicdat and yourself used knots but used the convert template in the format {{convert|40|kn|mph km/h|round=5|order=out|abbr=on}}, so that we remain verifiable with our reports and consistent throughout the wiki!

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Also as I have said before if the pressures are not listed in HURDAT or IBTRACS then we shouldnt be giving a pressure, regardless of whatever value the season article has, as otherwise we will be committing original research.

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Regarding the revert, you still haven't completed the table. It's not a total by any means, since the table isn't anywhere near finished. If you don't intend to finish it, then I really think the article should be deleted. ♫

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Let's discuss the mentorship. As you might know, I've written several featured articles. I believe that writing content is the most important part of Knowledge. I know you have some experience writing, and you worked on

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Thanks. It has some quirks – sometimes it reports more errors than actually exist, but in general, and especially in articles, when it returns a "green" result, you have fixed all of the errors. You can ask about it at

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says that articles shouldn't rely largely or entirely on one source. Do you think that the writers of the season articles just made the pressure up themselves? If we reject other sources, we weaken the article.

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well ahead of time. Try adding information to the article. See if you can get up to when it became a hurricane, and be thorough in what happened, using Igor as a guide for what kind of information to include. ♫

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Otherwise, are there any lists that you think you might be able to handle? Those are good practice, since it requires some attention to detail, but it doesn't need to have as many words as another article.

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With Sutcliffe's passing, María Brañas Morera is now the oldest living person in the United States. Morera, who was born in Spain and now lives in California, is 114 years and 323 days as of this writing.

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the project standard is to use Not Specified when we do not have a valid wind/pressure estimate. It also makes more sense than Unknown since the pressure could be known/estimated by the warning centre.

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Make sure you avoid using knots or nautical miles. They’re technical terms. In American-based articles (or default North Atlantic articles) we use miles/mph first, with metric units in parenthesis.

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Make sure you avoid using knots or nautical miles. They’re technical terms. In American-based articles (or default North Atlantic articles) we use miles/mph first, with metric units in parenthesis.

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As a result, I wish to continue to edit the sandbox as these edits are helpful, are not implementing anything unilaterally and you have asked for help from people to get it up to standards.

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As I am editing the intensity lists, I am deliberately trying to get rid of references to HURDAT, as it is miles better that we use IBTRACS and point the reader to the data directly. Also

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Hurricane seasons are a yearly (or bi-yearly) occurrence that is guaranteed to start almost every year. Is Tropical Storm Rai a yearly occurrence? That's quite a claim for you to make.

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to get all new 2022 weather articles to at least C class, with the hope of B Class. I thought you might be interested in the WP Weather drive, so I wanted to drop a message about it.

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Editors who wish to discuss these ideas or other ideas on how to try to address any of the six issues identified during phase 1 for which no proposal gained are encouraged to do so at

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evidence that these estimates are correct, after all we did not have satellite imagery and very few if any observations from planes or ships, especially at the height of World War 2.

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I have put dates into a sort template so that the list sorts properly and is constant with the season effects templates and other such intensity lists as well as Knowledge standards.

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You then allege that when IBTRACS gives pressure, you put it into a convert template with InHgs, something that is not done in the season articles or anywhere else. Yet it is done

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Also for Larry, be sure to include the basis for how its intensity was determined. Usually (but not always) it's satellite-derived intensity estimates, so be sure to link to the

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Also for Larry, be sure to include the basis for how its intensity was determined. Usually (but not always) it's satellite-derived intensity estimates, so be sure to link to the

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It doesnt matter to much if 1909 is under the 1900's or 1910's, we have only split the list into decades for now to make it easier to edit and develop the list. Take a look at

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I'm currently editing the page to add storms from 1933. They will obviously not have TCRs. I am adding them in with their IBTRACS report and not with HURDAT or the Meta ref.

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There are no other official intensity estimates, that are either relevant or acceptable to use per NHC. This includes the Meta Data write-ups or Jose Partagas' work.

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My edits are not disruptive or changing "every little thin in it" and are just pulling things up to the standards required by both the project and Knowledge's MOS.

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for an example of where i want to take the lists. You will find that the whole list is more or less complete, with meteorolgocial stats and impacrs sourced.

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Reaffirmed, since Hurricanehink and Hurricane Noah both use deaths-then-damage. I think that there should be a full discussion about it, especially since

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I'll try to expand the summary of Kenneth, if I can even find the TCR. And yes, there are lists that I think I might be able to handle. I've been writing

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I'll try to expand the summary of Kenneth, if I can even find the TCR. And yes, there are lists that I think I might be able to handle. I've been writing

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I am currently working to restore the Not Specified in the pressure column and the IBTRACS refs, as well as your splitting of the sections into decades.

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Let's start with Larry. It didn't have too much impact, and the met history is rather on the short side right now. I want you to compare Larry's MH to

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Let's start with Larry. It didn't have too much impact, and the met history is rather on the short side right now. I want you to compare Larry's MH to

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Two more things to say. First, Jupiter50, if the discussion keeps going badly for you, you can try to come up with reasons why it should happen (like

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Making this draft publishable and/or allowing this draft to be published will help Wiki's gender gap ^^ It was great working with you on:

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Also, if the meta ref (see ref #2 in my sandbox) gives the pressure, but HURDAT/IBTRACS does not, I will cite it in the pressure column.

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Apart from that, the draft's looking great. Chowdhry's clear notability is proved by many reliable sources, and the draft complies with

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Hurricane Amanda (1863) is on IBTRACS, yet it is not on the Michael Chenoweth section in the Category 2 list. Could you please add it?

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Now Larry's a hurricane where I left off. One paragraph for Origins–Tropical Storm, one for Tropical Storm–Hurricane, as with Igor.

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As for Mandrill, I want you to read it through and compare it to the FA criteria. See if there's anything the article is missing. ♫

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Now Larry's a hurricane where I left off. One paragraph for Origins–Tropical Storm, one for Tropical Storm–Hurricane, as with Igor.

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As for Mandrill, I want you to read it through and compare it to the FA criteria. See if there's anything the article is missing. ♫

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What do you think? Please respond with the list of articles, your thoughts on the FA review, and about the mentoring in general. ♫

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What do you think? Please respond with the list of articles, your thoughts on the FA review, and about the mentoring in general. ♫

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You allege that I am being disruptive by removing the pressure estimates and saying that they are "Not Specified" even though it

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Good job so far on intense tropical cyclones. If you want it to make it a featured list, then you'll need to improve the table.

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I found it very useful; on one article I intended to fix only a missing end tag, but I also got to do an obsolete center tag.

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pressure estimate was provided for AL131932 in HURDAT, then IBTRACS would list it in a separate column just like they do for

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it out later as I am hoping to find other authors/systems whose work has not been accepted by the NHC Best Track Committee.

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Hope to hear back, and I'll try getting back a lot sooner. I thought the extended amount of time warranted a new topic. ♫

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happen. I myself learned this two years ago when an admin removed some rights from me because I didn't use them well

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Check out List of Category 3 Pacific hurricanes, and view it from the edit window to see how to sort the intensity,

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to check articles after you have made your changes but before saving? It can help find remaining or new errors. –

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All recent (in the last five years) start or C-class Atlantic storms. Only Larry did not affect the Gulf Coast.

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All recent (in the last five years) start or C-class Atlantic storms. Only Larry did not affect the Gulf Coast.

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Actually they do have an effect as they allow the reader to sort through the deaths and damages from a system.

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I've removed the empty columns. Also I've filled up the windstorm rows. As I go further back, I'll still have

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Should I disable shortdesc helper and ban myself from editing there? Most of my shortdesc edits are helpful.

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Censorship, medieval hoaxes, "pathetic supervillains", FB-WMF AI TL bid, dirty duchess deeds done dirt cheap

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If he had given the rights back, I would have continued to use them badly and I might have gotten blocked.

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Skeptics given heavenly judgement, whirlwind of Discord drama begins to spin for tropical cyclone editors

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So Knowledge should not include certain information if it is in one source, but not in another source?

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It is redundant to go X Coast of the United States" as it just adds fluff and increases the page size.

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by catalgouing all of the tropical cyclones by intensity and including other systems such as Amanda.

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that displays. Not only are your edits disruptively removing actual descriptions, but in some cases

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in 2017, which was a C4, and has a pretty small section that could be expanded to two paragraphs.

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in 2017, which was a C4, and has a pretty small section that could be expanded to two paragraphs.

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Oh yes, thank you for your newly created 2022–23 drafts. I appreciate the work you do on articles.

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I didn't mean that, I meant that their press coverage is both in the future (or was, yesterday).

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all those who participated in this effort to improve our RFA process over the last 4 months.

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Winners of the Human rights and Environment special nomination by Wiki Loves Earth announced

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snowstorms? Basically, what is the article going to look like when it is eventually done? ♫

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Notability for train stations, notices for mobile editors, noticeboards for the rest of us

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Editor given three-year sentence, big RfA makes news, Guy Standing takes it sitting down

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to mainspace. The article consists purely of non-notable meteorological background and

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whuch suggets that you wish to undo the archiving of the previous colour discussions.

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How editors and readers may be emotionally affected by disasters and terrorist attacks

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present the damages and then the deaths rather than the deaths and then the damages.

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Top scholarly citers, lack of open access references, predicting editor departures

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Meta is literally titled "Documentation of Atlantic Tropical Cyclone Changes in

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Maybe try a user who doesn’t seem to be doing any other projects at the moment?

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Maybe try a user who doesn’t seem to be doing any other projects at the moment?

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War photographers: from Crimea (1850s) to the Russian invasion of Ukraine (2022)

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Student edits as "civic engagement"; how Knowledge readers interact with images

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Be sure to do the same for nautical miles. Any questions on finishing the MH?

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MoS rules on CCP name mulled, XRV axe plea nulled, BLPPROD drafting bid pulled

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Be sure to do the same for nautical miles. Any questions on finishing the MH?

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If you get really excited about Linter error fixing, make sure you know about

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Also, as part of the mentorship, I'd like for you to try reviewing a current

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Also, as part of the mentorship, I'd like for you to try reviewing a current

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Brother I make all southern hemisphere Cyclone season draft please watch it.

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US TV, JP ex-PM, outer space, and politics of IN, US, UK top charts for July

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Should the Wikimedia Foundation continue to accept cryptocurrency donations?

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I've fixed the problems in Larry, everything I can do, anyway, which isn't

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I've fixed the problems in Larry, everything I can do, anyway, which isn't

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Why are you changing the Unknown in the pressure column to Not Specified?

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Top view counts for shows, movies, and celeb lawsuit that keeps on giving

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change of "X Coast of the United States" to "United States X Coast" and

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The following proposals gained consensus and have all been implemented:

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change of "X Coast of the United States" to "United States X Coast" and

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Hi Chicdat! I am working on Indian artist Pritika Chowdhry's wiki page.

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Pooh entered the Public Domain – but Tigger has to wait two more years

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Ringing in the new year: Subject notability guideline under discussion

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The chosen six: 2022 Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees elections

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Perennial_sources

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

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Does birthplace affect the frequency of Knowledge biography articles?

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In response to your latest message I would point out the following:

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This is the final update with no further talk page messages planned.

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Contrary to what you were saying, it met notability just as much as

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Once you left I stopped working on Larry. Now I'm trying to finish

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Also I just saw that you put the 1909 storms in the 1910s section.

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Lastly, how have your interactions been lately with other users? ♫

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Lastly, how have your interactions been lately with other users? ♫

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Just add km to the conversion templates that contain nmi & mi.

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Just add km to the conversion templates that contain nmi & mi.

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Jason, it is 14 July. Why are you adding cn tags from June 2022?

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Articles with higher quality ratings have fewer "knowledge gaps"

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HURDAT stands for HURricane DATabase and is the NHC's database.

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Knowledge versus academia (again), tables' "immortality" probed

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Finally, thank you for agreeing to mentor me! When do I start?

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Finally, thank you for agreeing to mentor me! When do I start?

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Have your say in the 2022 Wikimedia Foundation Board elections

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adding templates that have no effect on the page to readers.

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adding templates that have no effect on the page to readers.

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I've reverted parts of your edits to the sandbox, including

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The EU Digital Services Act: What’s the Deal with the Deal?

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New arbitrators look at new case and antediluvian sanctions

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Jimbo's NFT, new arbs, fixing RfA, and financial statements

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since 2020, though I haven't worked on it in a long time.

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since 2020, though I haven't worked on it in a long time.

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Portals, April Fools, admin activity requirements and more

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Ukraine, werewolves, Ukraine, YouTube pundits, and Ukraine

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Parties remonstrate, arbs contemplate, skeptics coordinate

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List of Category 5 South Pacific severe tropical cyclones

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Agreed. I will start switching deaths and damage around.

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Project standards trump opinion. So edit my sandbox. --

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How the entire country of Qatar was blocked from editing

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Thanks so much! The encouragement is much appreciated.

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List of major snow and ice events in the United States

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I knew there was something strange about that editor.

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change of the format into a needlessly condense form

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Three stories of Ukrainian Wikimedians during the war

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Wales resigned WMF board chair in 2006 reorganization

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The 10 most SHOCKING deletion discussions of February

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An option for people to run for temporary adminship (

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for closing the most difficult conversations and for

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a reminder that we need to find the impacts, unlike

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change of the format into a needlessly condense form

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from the administrator's toolkit. Special thanks to

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Why are you interested in becoming an administrator?

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is documenting the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine

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