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belong on
Knowledge -- a site for the whole world. I suggest that you change the name of this page from "Hollywood North" to "The Canadian Film Industry". You wouldn't have as many problems then; unless you are using it exclusively to push various Canadian film commissions' advertisements which is also against Knowledge rules. Because there is no written proof of the existence of a place called "Hollywood North" anymore than there is proof of a "Bermuda triangle", I suggest that you guys refer to Vancouver as... surprise... Vancouver. That you continue to refer to Toronto as, gulp, Toronto! Again, taking the Hollywood name and misappropriating it in a backhanded attempt in order to promote the Canadian film industry is EXACTLY the definition of protologism -- both advertisement and wish-fulfillment. Also this article is full of citations that have nothing to do with the context of the statements being made (particularly about Toronto being referred to as "Hollywood North" when the cited sources saying nothing of the sort). You can try to get me banned as you have repeatedly threatened; but I believe that would be fruitless. Note: I have not threatened you nor made personal attacks on any of you as you have repeatedly done to me. I have not put graffiti nor threats on your talk pages as you have done on mine. I have followed Wiki criteria and have edited appropriately and will continue to do so, despite your threats and lack of neutrality or your lack of objectivity on the subject. Reminder: no one here has allowed almost
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all guilds/professions. I'd go with reducing the lists of productions in TO vs
Vancouver, though, down to main article templates, except for maybe HN-defining productions such as X-Files and Stargate (in Vancouver) and maybe (?) Relic Hunter and other American-market productions in TO; but to be fair then also Calgary, Halifax, Winnipeg and Montreal productions should all get coverage as well; so I'd agree with the guy on the AFD who said the Vancouver list is overblown and erratic; so's the TO list (My Big Fat Greek Wedding, for instance, was from a Winnipegger and largely short there, post-production I guess was in TO; likewise Quest for Fire, where a lot of the locations were in the West but maybe the production offices were in TO (?). Anyway, I knew the AFD would backfire on our friend, rather spectactularly; he's obviously not an actor or he wouldn't have parroted his own lines in the IP-address persona '-). BTW while I understood why you took out the Silicon Valley North link (and it's equally applicable to Greater Seattle + the Evergreen Corridor incl. Portland) when I saw it before I "read" it as another example of the transposition of the image/guise of an American milieu given a "North" label; there are other examples but I'd have to scratch my head to think of one. I'd venture that IP address, as noted in my comment on the AFD, is from a corporate infranet; it might be "interesting" to find out which corporation, in fact....
296:(I was Chief Ed., actually) which lasted maybe two issues before somebody's, er, nasal congestion problem got the better of his budget, and bankrupted his backe/g'friend; the Hollywood North thing was new then, and some were caught up with stars in their eyes, or more regarding it as a gold rush (esp. my publisher), but for the industry it was an expression of a growing reality; the tranplantation of productions to Vancovuer through out-sourcing; we'd been a centre of TV and radio advertising spots since the early '70s (second only to Madison Avenue) and still are; expanding into feature film and TV series was the new thing; but it was a business thing, not a glamour-and-glitz and "aren't we great" campaign like TO is engaging in, and we don't go looking for cool catchphrases to coopt from other cities to promote our own city with.... People from Vancouver, in order to become stars, have to go somewhere else to be able to be seen as one here; not so with people from Toronto or L.A. (although people from TO who don't go to L.A. are only stars in Toronto, or so the rest of us are told.....).
277:. Paranoia? I dunno - given L.C.'s comments about not liking vandalism so much, it's amazing to me that they/he/she didn't look at the "rv vandalism" to see what it was and realize that it was a bunk edit comment with an "attack delete"; silencing me is not a nice thing to do; and I'm a Scorpio with planets in all the wrong places (just ask EB........). Given that it's Duhon and Langara College that want the CFM, but both of their behaviours have been questionable, and now this Brodey character's come along to redefine what the article is supposed to be about, i.e. what Hollywood North is supposed to mean, rather than what it is. As I said, this reminds me of the expansion of the Hongcouver article into a general thing on the Asiafication of Vancouver, which should be a different article. Same thing here: TV production in Canada,
2446:, a BC Centennial publication from 1971 that's quite dry but has lots of details, sometimes personal details; there were various notable German guests, and others that will make an interesting register-of-notables. Roosevelt and Astor were also the guests of other society notables in these parts in their visits to BC, also, not just the Alvenslebens; guys like that couldn't go anywhere without a hundred people lining up to kiss their you-know-whats, even under cover of secrecy there's still protocol, and power always meets up with power, even if it's en route to a fishing/drinking/dancing retreat (place sounds like it was wild times...); Alvensleben was no doubt their pal, but they got wined and dined all over the place. Or footed the bill, whichever (esp. in Astor's case...)
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North's case, whether
Yellowsnow likes it or not, it IS a term that's in wide usage, even if not (in his mind) the American entertainment industry (there's twenty people I could get on the phone tomorrow who would laugh at his line of argument; one, my former acting teacher and previously my agent, worked for Merv Griffin for a number of years; oh, and Larry Flynt...and she's just a hometown girl from Hazelton...I know what she'd say: it doesn't matter what this yellowsnow person thinks or wants, the fact is that thosands of people use and/or know this term, and nobody has a right to tell them not to; especially since it's often Americans who are using it - I know, because of the number of film sets I've been on and the number of
851:, which would be an interesting and somewhat provocative list - e.g. in publishing Lewis Lapham of Harper's, also whomever that re-founded Vanity Fair, and also the guys from National Lampoon, and and and etc; then there's Peter Kent et al in news reportage - especially when the contemporary onslaught of Canadian actors, directors, writers and other talent in "American film" (increasingly a misnomer, as this year's Oscar nominations remind us that "national" cinema is increasingly multinational in scope and content); whether they're naturalized or still paper-carrying Canucks; maybe the real resentment is that we've invaded
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widespread in print and in media - including
American media, if not Variety, which surprises me but "Great White North" is a pervasive cliche about Canada in general - it's not a reference to the film industry here, it's a reference to the whole country...that was, of course, coined by a Canadian (Mike Myers). Whatever; I don't think a mediation is what's needed here; I think Yellowsnow is FAR out of line with his behaviour, not just on the talkpage but also with his hostile edits to the page overall, and over a period of time. Myself, I think he should be blocked....(it might be a "she" but somehow I don't think so....).
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official site, and - even if it was - the deputies are listed under "supporting characters". I could write an article about the guy who died from radiation poisoning (just as you did for the two deputies) but it still wouldn't make him a main character. I'm going to restore the list to what it should be based on the official CBS website, as your own examples prove that the changes you've made do not reflect the actual character list. Please take your concerns to the article talk page if you wish to seek a change, rather than just changing the article over and over again. Thanks. --
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edit war over the disguise of 'vandalism' since I had brought it to the discussion page. From my experience, off-topic additions, or loosely placed additions are almost reverted on site for most featured articles I have seen, with the similiar idea about talking about them first for a better way to integrate the idea. Usually under the
Featured Article Criteria, 1. e and 4. But thank you for your comments. I have come to realize that while Knowledge almost expects this 'perfect society', I cannot give up who I am and forbid my personality in my work, even its short-comings. =)
1194:. I honestly have no patience for vandals and Donteatyellow has now proven that. Biased trolling is another form of vandalism on Knowledge and its amazed me so far that no one has even mentioned it except for on Hollywood North's AfD. We all spend a considerable amount of time on Knowledge and this one user continously works against the contributions of many by changing articles opinions and adding unreferenced facts that are false. He's also been noted for several personal attacks, and as you know Knowledge has no tolerance for comments as such. He broke
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not mean that there is an actual place called "Hollywood North," and it doesn't have any context to the
Canadian film industry in this example whatsoever. You might as well be arguing about Santa's Village at the North Pole. "Hollywood North" simply doesn't exist. You guys can't even agree on what it means, which is proof that it doesn't support Knowledge's inclusion criteria. And when you just blatantly erase my changes you are not being "neutral" as you have tried to claim to be, BTW. -
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Sylar) was the one who ordered
Mohinder to begin his plan of genocide with killing present-day Hiro. I've watched the episode twice (once on NBC, once on the SciFi channel) and that's what happened. I can look for sources within the plot summaries written by critics by searching on Google, if you wish. I did the same thing when it was debated on if it was really a piece of hair and blood which fell to the floor when Peter was getting his head sliced open in
704:"twenty of your friends" is more like "twenty million of your friends", but again untrue hyperbole is something of a trademark of DYES' style. Even a google search turns up usages on American-based websites, but even if it didn't, the fact is that the term is common in Canadian English and Canadian culture, whether DYES likes it or not; as such, it's of encyclopedic interest. Whether or not if offends "Hollywood" loyalists. Period.
1982:. And to consider my action as "damage" is unfair. Will you excuse me if I'm saying rubbish, but I am new to Knowledge and I'm not constantly here so I'm not 100% into the rules. I mainly follow what I see regularly in other articles and my concept of freedom (I don't think we want Knowledge to be run by narrow-minded dictators who censor most things that slightly deviate from their perspective of how things should be, do we?).
121:"runaway productions", a U.S. entertainment industry term meaning film and television projects that are produced outside of the United States, have become a source of concern in the film industry in the United States." Its a textbook run on sentence with too many topics and inadequate as a topic sentence. Furthermore it misuses its comas to divide side ideas and information. 01:06, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
2928:*In general, editing others' comments is not allowed. Exceptions are: * If you have their permission * Removing prohibited material such as libel and personal details * Removing personal attacks and incivility. Please read WP:ATTACK#Removal of text and WP:CIVIL#Removing uncivil comments before removing anything. * Unsigned comments: You are allowed to append
1739:), but feel I've somewhat lost perspective on the article and know you have an opinion on the subject. Feel free to leave comments or make changes. Also, if you know of any city articles with a killer intro, that might be helpful too. I've looked at some other featured cities, and haven't seen any particularly exceptional intros. Cheers,
1567:, I have proposed that a straw poll be taken regarding one of the issues involved—namely, how to title the section currently named "Alternative views". This will help us to determine whether there is a consensus on what to title this section, or at least a consensus on what not to call it. The straw poll can be found at
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570:, you'll see that I'm not just "blatantly reverting" you - I am making a concerted effort to incorporate your points into the text. However, that does not extend to just leaving every single word you wrote intact, as much of your material requires a major overhaul to suit an encyclopedia article. Examples include:
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THING, and any examination of the history of our interactions will reveal just that. (In fact, I have NEVER left a message on your talk page. Why? Becuase you tend to delete comments from it, so it is easier and more reliable to interact with you on the article talk page.) Please be civil, at least. --
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Okay, sorry I guess I'm still a little confused as to what a stun actually is. All I was complaining about was that you were reverting the article back to way it was before the episode summary was written. I wasn't sure why you were doing that, but seemed from your description of a stub that you were
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The revert from New Bern did indeed look too suspicious since there was no reason given, and it was an unlogged user. But since you say it's been discussed, well then it must've been :P. And I the addition of the morse codes, because i felt that they should be on the list, beucase they have a meaning
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Thanks for your input at Earth. Sorry about the mix-up - I didn't see your second rewrite until later in the day, well after posting a reworked version of your first rewrite. (I've tweaked the talk page discussion to reflect this.) I'd be happy to help out if you're going to rework the text, but I'll
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I disagree and will be reinstating my edit at first opportunity. This is the first time Claire has been shot, and the episode verifies that the bullet did not leave her body before she began healing. That's all the verification we need. By the same logic, we could and perhaps should remove the entire
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and I personally don't think there is reasoning nor justification to try and live with this situation. Passive abuse is something than can be dealth with by due process of policy set forth by
Knowledge rather than go to pain-staking lengths to co-exist with someone who has no interest to do the same.
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What do you think of where the discussion is going? Should I be taking
Idiogram's ideas on board, or should I leave things be? He's suggesting some pretty radical revisions and judging from your recent reverts I can't imagine you'd agree with them. I'm asking you because I am considering shifting the
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it obviously belonged, especially in the context of the
Canadian role in Hollwood-as-Hollywood, and also the old ties between the Canadian entertainment/talent pool and the American one; I see Mkdw mentioned D.W. Griffith while I was writing this (edit conflict) but the name that came to mind from my
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the industry, by way of volume and even Toronto's particular taste in using it, it's a different situation than Hongcouver, where the term was used to write something that was a Vancouver variation of the Chinese immigration to Canada article (if so, it should have been titled as such). In Hollywood
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I don't mean to be argumentative about this -- if the Knowledge community reaches a consensus that "is" should replace "was" in this context, I will comply. But I don't think this has happened, and my unscientific survey of the way Knowledge articles are currently written leads me to believe that the
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at the Television project. I tend to agree with the idea of "is", despite the potential for grammatical clunkiness, but either way I'd like to see some sort of guideline emerge as it would help a lot in clarifying one aspect of the project's style. Please let me know what you think of this, and I can
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very specifically talks about the nickname and Vancouver-Toronto's rise to be known as Hollywood North. If you wanted to talk about tax concessions that made it possible then do so, but opinion articles that are off-topic are highly unencyclopedic especially when the thesis and topic sentences do not
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Indeed, it isn't a press release. That's my mistake for trying to read two things at once. What matters though is it clearly states: "Not making the cut: freshman drama 'Jericho'". I'm just as upset as you that Jericho is cancelled (if not more), but it doesn't look like there's any light at the end
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The goal is to provide a "neutral" article - that means that any inaccuracies on the Canadian side should be corrected, but it also means that you can't just rewrite the text to push the American industry point of view. It is also appropriate to discuss major overhauls of an article on the talk page
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The Was vs. Is discussion you cited is interesting, but I don't think it is consistent with current Knowledge practice. I looked at the articles for a bunch of defunct TV shows (no longer in production) and magazines (no longer published), and very few of them use "is" in the first sentence. I'll be
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before the interruption. * When a long comment has formatting errors, rendering it difficult to read. In this case, restrict the edits to formatting changes only and preserve the content as much as possible. * On your own user talk page, you may remove comments from others, although archiving
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I actually stumbled upon an LA paper which was critical of the DGA Almost everything there comes from advocacy groups. And I found out today that most of the rest is used in a problematic way. I made a few edits but only got a about halfway through the article. And that's just sourcing, before
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Again, check the show's page at CBS.com. That is the list of characters - 12 in total, not including any of the ones you added. The fact that you created an article about a character on a TV show does not make him or her a "main" character, it just means that there is an article. You can still link
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and have in fact somewhat taken over ;=) That Pamela Anderson can write a letter to the Prez complaining about Col. Sanders on a stamp, and exhorting the release of another Elvis one instead, says something all by itself; entertainment people have no nation; the stage/lens is their nation, as with
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And just to note, there's a big difference between warning someone about the probability of a block if their uncivil behaviour and anti-encyclopedic edits continue, and threatening to have someone "banned". There's also a BIG difference between a disciplinary block, and a "ban", which is much more
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I know who've used it in my presence; for them it's a fascination, almost an allure; but as I've noted elsewhere in Vancouver it means the working environment; in Toronto it means the glamour machine. Whether anti-runaway production people don't like it is beside the point; the term exists, and is
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I changed "is" to "was" in the Calvin and Hobbes article because that's the tense used in other Knowledge articles about defunct comic strips (those that are no longer being published in newspapers). Peanuts isn't a good example of this category because it is still being reprinted in newspapers, so
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for you reverted grammatical corrections to an inferior and grammatically incorrect version. For example you reverted to this, "The growth of the Canadian entertainment industry is due in part to an increasing trend to produce American films and television series outside of the United States. These
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Original research (OR) is a term used in Knowledge to refer to unpublished facts, arguments, concepts, statements, or theories. The term also applies to any unpublished analysis or synthesis of published material that appears to advance a position — or, in the words of Knowledge's co-founder Jimmy
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It was actually italics you removed (all articles I've seen still use the italics for some reason, or another, I believe it's because it forces it into plain text), yea.. needs a better title, I restored the lead-in as it just seemed to "stern" (can't think of a word) to me, i.e. it didn't "flow".
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Indeed, no problem. I expect so, there are a few Americans that believe because Knowledge is primarily US based we need to do everything the "American way". Just keep leaving notes, if they don't heed, then to me it is just malicious editing on the part of them. At TV.com they apparently enforce a
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And - once again - I would ask that you avoid making misleading accusations about anyone who disagrees with you. In this case, your messages imply that "I" have threatened to have you banned, or that I have put graffiti and threats on your talk page, and several other comments. I HAVE DONE NO SUCH
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You still have not given PROOF that "Hollywood North" exists nor even "what" it is. What you have said basically confirms the fact that this is not a widely know nor widely understood nor remotely widely-agreed upon term. This is something you and "twenty of your friends" use. It therefore doesn't
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Obviously Entertainment Tonight (an American-based and produced television show) is referring, very much tongue-in-cheek, to Sundance as "Hollywood North" (quotes). Sundance, as you may not know, is located in the United States. Again, use of a protologism especially by a flippant fluffy show does
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Can you direct me to the part of the style guide that addresses this issue? I searched through it and couldn't find anything about verb tenses. Thanks for your help. Oh, and I'd appreciate it if you would answer here -- I think it's much better when these conversations happen in one place, so that
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I wil certainly participate in an RfM, if need be, but be advised that I do not take kindly to your actions in this matter. Without any pause for discussion whatsoever, you jumped into the fray and began leaving "WARNING" messages on my page and on those of other users. This is not the appropriate
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I pretty much feel the same way, except I like Skylar :-P. I just really hope they don't jump ship for season two, it has so much potential. I wonder if they'll be pulling out the town's tank (-:! I think the whole New Bern arm-up thing is slightly iffy though, how could they get the resources to
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Thanks for your warnings. I'm not very worried about my comments to him. When I wrote it I choose my words carefully like "one of the editors" and "successful nominator" as there had been previous nominators. Nothing in my message actually states ownership. It was more an attempt to discourage an
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Wow I don't get what is wrong with some people here, some can be so uptight... I don't get what's so wrong with the fan wiki, considering it's a free non-profit source of information like anything else that is allowed here. I just wanted to other people who might stop by here to know about other
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Was that a "camouflage section-title" on my talkpage or what? Or did you accidentally copy-paste something into the subject line? As for the situation, it's too clear that these are "attack edits" and hostile to the existence of the concept, never mind the article. I was hostile to the way the
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Believe me, I'd rather be fussing with my mountain and history and bio and ship and First Nations articles than having to fuss with this; but once I know something's been put wrong, I have to see it put right. It's another part of that Scorpio thing; we don't sacrifice truth easily, and we don't
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There are 267 administrative divisions, including nations, dependent areas, other, and miscellaneous entries. Historically, Earth has never had a sovereign government with authority over the entire globe, although a number of nation-states have striven for world domination. Independent sovereign
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The views now being described as "Alternative views" at the Srebrenica Massacre article are alternatives to the findings of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. If I suggest that the ICTY is not a validly constituted legal forum would that count as a valid "Alternative
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Hey, CKatz! You know, we work well together. We often agree on alot. About the article's history, you commented that it is unknown if the Haitian is dead. I'd have to strongly disagree with you on that point. Not only did Mohinder say that Isaac's comic "shows me killing him", but "Nathan" (AKA
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Well, Eris does not have miles, although Pluto does. The asteroids do not have miles either. And while I understand your desire for consistency, if it is "right" to include the US/imperial units at all, then it is better to be inconsistent and hope for the later addition to other articles and
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I understand and accept what you're saying; but I don't accept Duhon's pretense that he was "rv vandalism" when he deleted my post; I don't expect you to agree with my position on the issues regarding this case, but I do know you're an experienced and level-headed Wikipedian (despite my intense
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Once again, it does not matter if you, or I, or a TV reviewer, or anyone else thinks a particular role is "important". The show's producers and the network decide who the "stars" are, and who gets promoted as such, in conjunction with union agreements. The Jericho "Wiki" is not the same as the
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I don't care what you would appreciate. the matter was already settled until you and your buddy decided you own the page. Look at Sylar's entry and it's history. I am warning you that you will be reported. If you feel threatened, maybe you should look into what in your life causes you to feel
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good sources of information. It seems to me you are just removing it because it goes against some belief of yours, however I think it's widely accepted. There are many unofficial links in many other articles here in Knowledge as you should know. 2 subsections are even made in most cases under
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Hello... no problem replying here. As for the return to "is", it's based on parts of the style guide, examples of other articles, and related discussions. I'll give you what links I can off the top of my head, and try to add to the list as I find more examples. (Unfortunately, there's nothing
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is a high level warning for NPOV vandalism. While admins are the only 'true' judges to pass sentences on Knowledge, users are greatly important to controlling vandalism. It is not uncommon for users to post the highest level of warnings provided for them to users who are at the edge of their
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Thanks for your response. I read the "Check your fiction" guideline, and I think it makes sense -- but not in this context. The guideline is about the verb tense to use when describing the events that occur within the story. All of the examples in the guideline are statements about what the
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Why?? Why do you all keep deleting the awards section. Once you delete it, the page would be spoiled! Because one small paragraph about her awards is not enough. People would not be able to see it. So, I'm going to put back the awards section for the page. Please do not delete it anymore.
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Indeed, I used to believe that it was easier just to use them then to have them converted till that essay popped up and I realised I'm not "alone" in my dislike for them, I personally can live with them but they don't format correctly in my opinion, not to mention they could be ambiguous.
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actually protect the page. (Note, too, that this is at least the seventh time this template has been improperly applied to the page, including at least three attempts by you.) If you wish to seek protection for the page, you should go through proper channels and file a protection request.
1506:". Since there is no article at "Run!", per the guidelines, the "(Heroes)" is unnecessary. If you have a chance, I invite you to return to the article's talk page and discuss this further, and perhaps my arguments (and those of others) can convince you to change your opinion. Thanks! -
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compromise well even when we'd like to (my moon's in Taurus, which makes my stubbornness even worse). This one's partly near and dear to me because I know a lot of people in the industry, in various capacities, and also back in '89 worked on a start-up rag that didn't go anywhere called
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severe. But such misrepresentations are stock-in-trade from DEYS, and it's rather cute of him to complain about someone vandalizing his webpage (which I myself make a point of avoiding visiting altogether) given his own very-many vandalisms of both the HN article and its talkpage....
483:...but I could only chuckle because the Hollywood machine behind Entertainment Tonight, or that show's writers anyway, seem to use the term to mean anywhere in the cold; not even north of the border...anyway, seems to me that Yellowsnow needs a big spanking; but which area of
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we get to the NPOV problems. The funny thing is that the subsidies are only part of the problem for the advocacy groups like DGA, FTAC and CEIDR. Somehow Knowledge has managed to have an article that is more extreme than the Hollywood groups. It is really incredible. --
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characters do or what happens to them within the fictional world. That's not what we're discussing here. We're discussing the verb tense to be used when talking about the real world in which the work of fiction exists. So I don't think the "perpetual present tense" applies.
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have to withdraw from interacting with Abscissa. I feel that editor has taken a hostile (and I believe unwarranted) approach to the matter, and I'm also not comfortable with the comments he/she has directed toward me. Thanks again. --Ckatzchatspy 08:40, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
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Just FYI: I don't think your reversion popup script is working properly. A number of reverts that you've made since 14-Feb have the edit summary as "Revert to revision $ 1 dated $ 2 by $ 3 using popups". Just thought you'd like to know in case you didn't notice it.
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which ironically enough I posted just before he began his latest onslaught; the US edition of Entertainment Tonight used H.N. tonight - to refer to Sundance, without mentioning the Canadian context at that festival, which of course the Canadian edition which follows it
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I've restored a lot of the reference details that were removed by MatheoDJ, as well as fixing some other changes from the same edits. I'd appreciate it if you could please look over the article to make sure that the information you added is still present. Thanks.
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No worries, thanks for making the change. I actually asked for semi-protection as there appeared to be a lot of anon IP edits (and I have a sneaking suspicion of IP sockpuppetry, but am not sure). Hopfully this will give the breathing space needed. Cheers!
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nations claim all of the land surface except for some segments of Antarctica. The United Nations is a worldwide general international organization, but it is primarily an international discussion forum with only limited ability to pass and enforce laws.
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pages are an interesting contribution to the big city articles; It differs from other kind of google maps applications 'cause it filters and select the best photos to be shown, giving a good vision of what the city looks like from 'groundlevel'.
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While D. W. Griffith is perhaps the most important and notable early film maker of all-time, the word legendary pertains of legend. You will find that almost no encyclopedia will refer to a person as legendary unless specific context such as
1217:. Basically users who patrol vandalism are allowed to post warnings and its required if vandalism is reverted by that user. Various levels of warning templates are made available to users as level or number of vandalisms increase per user.
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On the JerichoWIki page on cbs, Jonah, Gracie, and Mimi are listed as main characters. As far as april green, she is a very important roll. I see where you are coming from with Mary. As as for The Deputies article, they have main articles.
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means). Please explain how this is better than the much clearer text that I put in there, which explicitly pointed out that trivia sections are not wanted, and that the material therein should be put in the article proper or removed.
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is actually on my watchlist, after the proposed move from the Time Police. I read both tirades at the time, and my spell checker had a nervous breakdown. I've witnessed what passes for logic on various other move requests...like
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I have no idea why my edits to Movie Totals also impacted the Longest Running Sct-Fi Series. It was unintentional. Dr Who is by far the longest running, and I do not consider the fact otherwise. (forgot to sign in: Maggott2000)
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I disagree strongly that what you reverted the template to better reflects the guidelines regarding trivia. As currently worded, it's basically a mealy-mouthed mess that says nothing (OK, it says it "requires cleanup", whatever
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Hmm... you're right, that does need a tweak. The coding is a little different than what I'm used to, so I'll try to read up on it and see if it can be adjusted. Nice job, once again, for reformatting and creating the new look.
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concrete in the Style Guide that spells out a guideline, as I discovered while trying to find an answer to a related topic a few months back.) Generally speaking, writing about fiction is to be done in what the MoS calls the "
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He created it in paint and saved is as JPEG and that's it. I dont see how you can get a better look at the flag, other than having a user-made image of it. Unless of course one is provided by CBS, which I doubt they will do.
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I am responding to your message on my talk page. I somewhat agree with you - and I will change it (no problem), however I wanna show you something. Make sure your anti-virus is up to date. Go here
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Whoops... thanks for catching that. It's been really hard to keep track over the past while. I've made the change (and I notice that the page is now protected as well.) Cheers! --
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PS (Off Topic): I see you are Canadian. By the way, I am proud Bosniak Canadian and I love this country. But some people want to erase us from wikipedia
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