1098:. About half a year ago, I encountered an article about it, and I, previously unaware of the possibility to learn languages for free like that, decided I might give it a shot. (Later, I learned that there were many opportunities for that in general.) I picked Dutch for several reasons: first, I figured it should be easy given my existing knowledge of English and German and as such it would be good to test the platform; second, knowledge of the two languages made me curious what Dutch is like (it is said to be roughly in-between the two); and third, Dutch sounds very beautiful to me (German sounds very beautiful to me, too). When anybody asks me about it IRL, I usually tell them, however, about the Dutch cultural influence on Russia: for one, Peter the Great was originally not expected to be a heir to the Russian throne, and so he was trained in the military, where he learned about the importance of shipbuilding (Russia did not have a fleet back then, and indeed, he was the first ruler to have Russia have one), and one particularly dominant naval power was the Netherlands, and he spent much time learning from the Dutch. You may notice that the flag he invented (
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Russian (and I once had it). Over the last months, I've been worried that people tend to put blame for conflicts on others without recognizing they had to do with the development of the events, and if I were to pull that card, I'd say that English to be blamed for this. However, I realize that in the end of the day, nobody makes me spend as much time in the English-language environment as I do; humans, in the end of the day, have their limits, and this is about where mine is, though of course, I'm more than willing to push those limits. I often think my speech in Russian isn't anywhere as beautiful as it could or should be (after all, it's no exaggeration to say that being articulate is one of the most important things in life), and I'm finally getting ideas what could be done about that. This is why you can see me worked up about those language things. And it certainly doesn't help that I often cannot properly concentrate on what I am typing (maybe my writing would actually be better if I had to do it by hand), which often results in errors, usually grammatical but from time to time, I actually type not exactly what I wanted to.--
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English name for that, I just googled it). And the rule I was taught suggests that the sentence should be, "We agreed that we would let it go." Now I read a while ago that a sentence in the likes of the one I mentioned is possible in American English, but that it was merely possible in colloquial speech and it still wasn't correct per the standard rules. (The course is indeed in American English, and I even saw some British learners complain that their translations of some sentences were not deemed correct, though this has probably been fixed.) So my question is, is that sentence actually correct in American English now? That would be very interesting. If so, I'd love you to quote some source on that if that's possible.--
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of the sources are not reliable and do not offer sufficient coverage. By that, the general notability guideline is not fulfilled, so the draft should be expanded further based on more extensive coverage in reliable sources if possible. I see it has not been edited since this last comment, so there's not much more for me to say on that, but from a quick read, it certainly looks on the right track.
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prohibits usage of the tool upon request, so there's nothing to do there. (Plus, even if it were not forbidden, CheckUser data is only kept for 90 days, so there would be nothing to find and compare to previous deleted versions of this article from several years ago.) As long as you disclose your COI
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I absolutely understand what you're talking about because at one point, English helped me understand
Russian better in a similar way. I am, however, rather disappointed these days because I can clearly recognize the beauty of the English language and I stand in awe before German, but I have lost this
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We had a most definite focus on training and educating and informing when Raul654 was director and I was delegate. Now the FA process has gone from four people total managing it (and processing four times more volume than today) to eleven, and the buck stops nowhere. With no one in charge, no one is
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FAC? I was actually going there (Goethe-Institut in Moscow has a big building, which has some diplomatic status and is German property, just like embassies are) but I was hit by a car just next to it. It took me a lot of time to not only recover but also catch up to the rest of the university group,
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English in school; that is only natural. The question is, who exactly decides what rules of English are the rules you learn? Upon checking, I couldn't find such a thing as a federal standardized test obligatory for every student to take; if there were such a test, it could be traced to the
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that describes these secret societies—not necessarily in detail, but at least some strong, unambiguous evidence from a source with a reputation for fact-checking and credibility. This means some news outlets, many academic publications, and the rest of what is described in the page I linked. Without
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Hi! I've got a question that really leaves me wondering. I'm taking a basic online course of Dutch, and the course is in
English. The official translation of one of the sentences reads, "We agreed that we will let it go." This is rather amusing because I was told that there is a rule in English that
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in full, but I believe wider recruitment or training for specific (and sometimes tedious) tasks would do the process well, as long as the coordinators know where to look. QPQ is a good idea in principle, but we need to make sure every potential reviewer is able and willing to do specific tasks well.
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I have historically opposed quid pro quo reviewing at FAC, because ... some people are just not good reviewers, and having them muck up a FAC might not help :) The coordinators (or delegates as we were called during my tenure, because we actually had a director who delegated "authority" to us) know
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when making these edits? When unexplained like this, they appear to be tests or vandalism, in that it is not clear why you remove and immediately reinstate redirects (unfortunately things or so-called "vandalbots" like that are rather common on here). I will retract my warning, and I apologize once
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dispatches in 2008 and published in every
Signpost. I'll answer the question above about training for source reviews in more detail after I ping to the FAC. Have a look at some of the old Dispatch Signpost articles. If you don't stay on top of issues, a process flounders with declining editorship
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I may need to brush up on some finer MOS points, but I'd be glad to assist in checking grammar (copyediting) and prose structure for other nominations. I'm not sure how busy these next few days will be, though I should be able to give some feedback on that FAC no later than
Thursday. I am surprised
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can be a great way to find pages needing new page patrolling that match your strengths and interests. Using ORES, it divides articles into topics such as
Literature or Chemistry and on Geography. Take a look and see if you can find time to patrol a couple pages a day. With over 10,000 pages in the
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to the talk page to make known your connection with Kobi. Additionally, I would suggest that you refrain from making major edits, and instead submit edit requests or collaborate with other editors, to avoid running into any issues. It's not a must, but COI editing is generally discouraged here and
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I recall that when I had English courses at a foreign language academy, I had coursebooks from Oxford and that there is no such thing as a state-run All-British Institute of the English language named after W. Shakespare in Oxford (I purposely made a very Soviet-styled name there, and this sort of
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discussion is now underway. It covers a wide range of sources in Ghana with the goal of providing more guidance to reviewers about sources they might see when reviewing pages. Hopefully, new page reviewers will join others interested in reliable sources and those with expertise in these sources to
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Thank you. So far, when I try to think in Dutch, I often find myself switching to German without noticing it, which reflects the similarity between the two. I don't think I'll study it far beyond the course when I end it. I didn't really mention that (although I wanted to) I wanted to try Dutch in
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I digress again, sorry. If it relieves you somewhat, I can tell you that a similar thing is correct for Russian. Unlike those in English, Russian phrases are simpler in that they don't require auxiliary verbs or the like, so there's less room for error in colloquial speech, but the orthography is
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Curiously enough, I had never before heard the term "grammatical mood"; before writing this, however, I checked what the translation of the term into my mother tongue would be and I immediately recognized it. We have three moods in Russian: indicative, subjunctive, and imperative (there is also a
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That's interesting because I had never heard of this being called the conditional form or the indicative form, I'll look it up later. I first realized that there may be a bunch of terms whose existence was a surprise to me actually also when studying Dutch, when I learned the latter had the terms
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We would also like you to look at the amount of news and notability and collaborations with many other related artists of similar notability and not decline due to COI, since we are clearly disclosing the COI. Kobi has numerous music awards and is clearly meets encyclopedic notability criteria.
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but I've learned that one difference between Russia and the United States is that there is a general understanding in Russia that there is a great authority for many matters, and that authority is a part of the state, and that there is a general understanding in the United States that the state
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If it interests you, I might also add that the national color of the Dutch is orange, and so I was always rather amused not to find it on their national flag. I only learned a couple of years ago that that was because the red stripe was originally orange, and that orange dye changed color after
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is at a manageable size for the first time in a long time. I am going to poke around to see if I can find someone else to finish your source review, or alternately, put on my big girl pants and do it myself. Having switched from physics to math in my third year of undergraduate (highly sexist
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While I was unable to do this, I do share your concern about too few reviewers. I think about it every time I plan to go for a FAC. So I'll try to make it a habit to review someone's article when going for one in the future; I have already, in fact, considered quid pro quo a few times. I would
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regarding a content dispute discussion you may have participated in. Content disputes can hold up article development and make editing difficult for editors. You are not required to participate, but you are both invited and encouraged to help this dispute come to a resolution. The thread is
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Kobi is already on the German Knowledge and many other language versions of Knowledge, and he clearly meets notability standards. German Knowledge's notability requirements are actually stricter than the English Knowledge's notability requirements, so there is no reason Kobi Arad should be
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I've heard the notion that there is no language regulator in English, but the language is still taught somehow in schools, and I want to understand who decides what language young Americans (and Britons, for that matter, but asking ComplexRational about the U.S. alone seemed a safer bet)
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It is not necessary to follow the intricacies of Knowledge's Manual of Style to add valued content to Featured article candidate pages; prose review is what is desperately needed everywhere. Anything you can do anywhere would be most useful, particularly following on the loss of
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organization that runs it. But still, somebody decides what is correct what is not, your tests are checked somehow. Is there a U.S.-wide frame of reference for English for such a purpose? Or does it vary by the state? I know that the ultimate frame of reference in Russia is the
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last year, as requested by you at Knowledge requested moves. The page stood online without any issues for nearly one year, until another editor removed it claiming that undisclosed paid editing was involved. This time we would like to get it right and avoid all paid editors.
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intact. That said, all you need to do is provide a citation to a reliable source that describes the existence of secret societies during this period of social distancing (and also, make sure it fits into the article, and is not intertwined with completely unrelated content).
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Thank you for the notification. I intend to do some work on the blurb in the next several days, and I will do a quick check to ensure that the article is up-to-date (it was heavily copyedited and scrutinized through FAC, so the only significant change would be new research).
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part to see how in general learning languages on my own would go and Dutch is an easier one for me so it's good to see the possibilities and difficulties on it before trying anything else. Although, of course, if I hadn't had other reasons, I wouldn't have bothered.
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The info is out there, or could be updated, but we're doing nothing to invigorate FAC as we did when we ran regular Dispatches to stay in the community spotlight. The Signpost is a disaster these days, but that's another story. Another good (Brian) initiative is at
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rather complicated, and people often write rather poorly, sometimes surprisingly so. I actually suspect this, in one form or another, must be the case for every language. Linguists have established that over time, languages tend to simplify, and that must be why.--
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All we are doing this time is to translate the currently existing Knowledge pages in German and other languages and adding a few minor updates to the discography in an effort to bring non-English Knowledge content to the English Knowledge content.
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Some sections are very much not complete (the history, for one thing). However some are extremely close (the big chemistry exposé of Q19 designed to teach people from the ground up what is going on). Therefore I humbly request your comments. ^_^
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well-known idiom: "History does not know the subjunctive mood"). I didn't know, however, that there was a conditional mood in principle nor did I know that English had the concept of moods to begin with :) thank you very much for telling me this.
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I am Tirthankar. I saw that you removed my sentence from cerium. I would like to give you the source. It is from lanthanides and actinides by Simon cotton, page 12. Please read it and add the sentence cause I don't know how to add it.
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more, but please be mindful and indicate your reasoning in an edit summary (mentioning Phabricator or Wikidata should suffice), so there are no more misunderstandings involving myself or other users. Thank you.
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Thank you for the notification, and for disclosing your conflict of interest. I do not have enough time right now to do a full review of the content myself, but I can say the following to your request:
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2816:Arbitration
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1955:Greetings,
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877:David Fuchs
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