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3770:: Thanks, I really appreciate it. It's pretty clear that if the discussion had been allowed to run its real course there would have been more reasoned opposition (and presumably more support as well). There are admins out there who wouldn't have moved considering that so many of the support votes didn't get into the questions of policy or practice. But that would never be the end of it, and clearly there are a lot of people out there who think the name is better with "conspiracy theory" attached. My main concern now is what to do with the hundreds of other articles on conspiracy theories - I tend to doubt that most will be moved, so some will always be out of step with others.-- 3712:. Nothing wrong with that; the people writing the articles generally know best about them. But it can have a bit of a "walled garden" effect, and whether the new title is right or wrong, it's at variance with the way most articles, including articles on other fringe topics, and even including multiple fringe articles that have had formal RMs, are titled. Perhaps more articles should be changed, as you argued, but I don't see this level of enthusiasm from FTN regulars holding up over the hundreds more RMs it would take to make them consistent, and without that future RMs are unlikely to all go the same way. It's just not the way 1386:

sleep over in the long run". As for not getting into drama on ANI -- I'll probably try that too, just as soon as the current thread I'm embroiled in now gets closed. I'm gonna hold off on Samaritaning community discussions that seem clear-cut and that I can contribute to, now that I've been reminded that litigious editors can wikilawyer the thread into TLDR territory so that other editors will come along and say "ban everyone" without actually reading the thread and actually get some traction. I'd really much rather finish those articles that didn't get done in time for the Asian Month deadline. Anyway, happy editing!

2704:, thanks for the comment. I'm not especially versed in copyright issues but I'd regard this as a borderline case at most. Hullaballoo Wolfowitz is being unnecessarily rude but he does make a point in the fact that according to the current article text, it isn't the cover image itself that's necessarily significant, it's the fact that Wuerffel got it unexpectedly and displaced Manning. In such a borderline case, I'd err on the side of caution and leave the image out. I notice that there are few examples of Sports Illustrated covers being used on Knowledge, except in a few cases where the cover was truly iconic.-- 3097: 1784:. Due to this, other editors stepped in over time, which has just compounded the mess. Sometimes articles were just moved back to "ABC", but frequently, "ABC" was turned into a redirect pointing to "ABC people". In very many cases, there were no disambiguation links, leaving readers no easy way to navigate to "ABC language" or other uses. After a long series of discussions, most articles on indigenous peoples in the US and Canada have been cleared up. However, the same problems also affect Brazil (and other places), hence the recent moves.-- 1430:

currently requesting that I be sanctioned simply for agreeing with several other users that their edits were problematic and I've had to devote several tens of thousands of bytes to defending myself against the attack over the last ten days (and counting), and every time I try to do something else they post another attack on me on ANI and draw me back in. Honestly, what I need more than going straight back to article creation is for that thread to get closed or archived and for me to take a wikibreak for a week or two, but I

3277:, thanks for the comment. Unfortunately, there's really no other option besides more discussion. That's just how Knowledge works, for better or worse. You can open a new RM with your new proposed title, but frankly I doubt it will be successful. Generally speaking, Knowledge tries to avoid constructed titles like that (sources don't typically refer to a "Mid-Atlantic/Transatlantic accent", they refer to the "Mid-Atlantic accent" or "Transatlantic accent"). If you do want to open a new RM (or open 624:: Be sure to record the two-factor authentication key and the single use keys. If you lose your two factor authentication and do not have the keys, it's possible that your account will not be recoverable. Furthermore, you are encouraged to utilize a unique password and two-factor authentication for the email account associated with your Wikimedia account. This measure will assist in safeguarding your account from malicious password resets. Comments, questions, and concerns may be directed to the 4441: 3865: 875:: Your knowledge is invaluable to Knowledge. Your interpersonal skills, which are a necessity in a collaborative project, are sometimes lacking. Again, you only hurt your own case by edit warring and making personal comments. In this case, you're as guilty as anyone in moving the debate away from the facts when you started insulting the other participants. This is simply not the way to talk to people you are trying to persuade. This has been a recurring problem for you for many years now.-- 31: 4086: 1408:: If the account comes back and is disruptive, we can look into it then. If there's actual evidence of sock puppetry, we can review that, but I don't see that currently. I'd very strongly advise you to start letting disputes go and getting back to article writing. I'm afraid you're perceived as someone who spends a lot of time engaging in conflicts, and this undermines your own position when there are legitimate grievances. It will be better all around if you step back from the drama.-- 2867: 2133: 4419: 3855: 2272: 3643: 2849: 2091: 2446: 2245: 706: 3155: 317:: It would help immensely if you were to include reliable sources in the changes you make. As I've said, the most if not all of the reversions you've made that have gotten reverted had no sources at all. However, I think you'll find that there are high caliber modern sources that do use the term "Celtic" outside of linguistics. I also hope that you'll bring up your proposed edits beforehand to avoid the blowback you've been getting.-- 4524: 3976: 4591: 3001: 2200: 1315:, and it turns out the reason I couldn't was because it was during my "afraid of JoshuSasori's off-wiki harassment so only editing from a dynamic IP" phase, and was somewhat different than I remembered. BLPN was not consulted, and it was one really unusual account showing up out of the blue and making a string of complete nonsense posts in which the only part that kinda-sorta made sense was their claim that BLP didn't apply. 4484: 3908: 386: 2602: 2910: 2152: 3724:, etc., I can't see them ever reaching consensus to move even with a strong participation by fringe-focused editors. Trying to handle this in piecemeal fashion would just create a situation where some articles are perennially out of step with the others. If you (and others) are hoping to achieve wider consistency, it would be worth taking a holistic approach. Perhaps even consider developing some workable 840:: personal attacks are not helping make your case. You're lucky you haven't been blocked for edit warring and incivility. The fact is the article needs a lot of work, and simply changing a couple of points and then revert warring over them isn't going to fix it. You'll all be better off trying to find away to incorporate all points, as Bartrum does, rather than excising points you don't like entirely.-- 2637: 437: 2797: 2318: 561: 514: 4408: 3844: 300:

when Ireland was still part of the United Kingdom - the 1864 text even lists Cormac Chapel under the head 'Great Britain' - back then we were all subordinate Celts and thus course plainly incapable of civilisation the English were so kind to teach. I foresee a long, upwardly immobile track ahead, trying to get Knowledge upgraded with the last forty to fifty years of Irish scholarship ....

4400: 2838: 2080: 3705:: Thank you for the kind words. I appreciated the discussion and your well reasoned comments as well. The current close is inappropriate, but I don't really have the energy to deal with it anymore, considering how... determined some people seem to be about this. I suppose it's natural that fringe topics would draw such strong feelings. 1616:, sorry for the delay again; I've been busy with the holidays. The question is whether the South American people are the primary topic. This is hard to parse out as the Wodaabe obviously aren't known as "Bororo" in all circumstances. However, they are by far the more populous group, and their article receives far more traffic. 966:

updating sourcing and text in collaboration with other experienced editors has instead turned into a drawn-out, draining, ad hominem swamp, as usually happens when one disagrees, even slightly, with this individual. If long-term admins are put off by it, what does this atmosphere do to those less committed to the project? -

1363:, it appears the count you're talking about hasn't edited in a year, so there's not much to be done here. If you have more recent evidence of misbehavior by some other account, I'll look into it. Otherwise, you'll be much better off spending less time worrying about this kind of thing and getting into drama at ANI.-- 1096:: Thanks for the comment. I'm now home and have time to work on these articles. I believe the "Arthur's stone" name was already verified in sources in the article body; at any rate, the newly added sources should be sufficient to prove that it exists and is notable. I'll comment further at the article.-- 1821:

is right in saying that other ethnic groups may refer to the Wodaabe as "Mbororo", but wrong in implying that all people called Mbororo are Wodaabe. Some sources distinguish the WodaaBe pastoralists of Niger from the Mbororo pastoralists of northern Cameroon, and some say the Bororo and Wodaabe are

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do that when one of the parties to a dispute is trying to claim that I am also party to that dispute (in fact that I am the main problem) and requesting sanctions against me (even if said sanctions don't have a snowball's chance in hell), and some other editors who have openly confessed to not having

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The "xxx people" construct is a separate issue. "Xxx people" is fine for distinguishing between an ethnic group and ambiguously titled articles on other things, but it's not sufficient when there are two "peoples" who can be called by the same name (unless one is the primary topic). Considering that

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Thanks, and sorry to undermine your work. It looked like the anon (or a previous one) just moved most of an earlier version of the intro a separate section, and then rewrote an inferior intro that didn't really explain who the Britons were. I tried to keep the best of both versions, and restore the

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My recent edits to indigenous Brazilian articles is part of an effort to get some consistency and clear up navigation. For some background, in the past articles on ethnic groups were moved to the "ABC people" construction even in cases where the only other use was "ABC language". This was primarily

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Red Bororo is a breed of cows, and Mbororo, M'bororo or sometimes Bororo is a slighting term for the Fulani who herd them, a bit like "Frog" for people who eat frogs. When trying to tidy up the links to the disambiguation page I found no articles linking to the Fulani people, but over 20 linking to

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on ANI now would be stupid. I was just wondering how you'd deal with a problem like this, and I guess "forget about it" was your answer? I'll probably take it, and stuff this away in the thick file marked "weird shit that makes no sense and was really annoying at the time but isn't not worth losing

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Now that the Orlando Predators have folded and that South Florida and UCF are the only team playing a War on I-4, would you be amiable to moving the rivalry to the War on I-4 page as well as putting it as the main article on that page as opposed to the Orlando Predators and Tampa Bay Storm rivalry?

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It's incredibly annoying dealing with people on Knowledge who can't debate me on the facts, but must instead resort to calling in the bureaucrats to shut me down and "win" the debate. I only care about the quality of the articles and presenting readers with genuine, verifiable facts. You can remove

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Correction: Pigman is in the process of destroying the integrity of an article in order to stroke his own ego. As I mentioned in the talk page, the facts are on my side - never in the primary sources (i.e., the medieval Welsh sources) is Don stated to be a women, no less a wife, or a goddess!! This

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Unfortunately, my collection around 2002-2004 is the most spotty (as well as the final 2 or 3 years), as it is neither from the era where my cousins subscribed nor where I subscribed. Because of my current living situation I don't have immediate access to my NP magazines, though I'll see what I do

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isn't a great disambiguator, as disambiguation should be simple and non-unique if possible. I don't see any other articles that use (Amerindian people) as a disambiguation, and the term "Amerindian" may not be recognizable to all readers. I chose Brazil as I didn't see any evidence that they still

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Thanks. I'll have to get my sources, but yes Romanesque was introduced significantly before the Normans - Clonfert Cathedral, Artfert Cathedral, and of course Cormac Chapel on the Rock of Cashel. Anyway of course such texts would give no kudos to the Irish for such innovations; they all date from

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article, and the articles with which it is interconnected, my larger concern in this particular instance is Cagwinn's ongoing disruption of the working environment, and how it is making work on quite a few articles difficult. And how this keeps happening. What should be a simple matter of calmly

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You seem more interested in fighting with me than ensuring that the article is accurate and up-to-date with the latest research. Instead of dragging out this bureaucratic nonsense, you could simply acknowledge that I know what I am doing (I have been editing and curating WP articles relating to

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was better; the previous ones introduced a lot of typos and errors. I've made several changes to your text, as it appears the previous text was cited and you altered it considerably. For instance, the previous text claimed that Romanesque art was introduced in the 11th century, which I've never

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slim, and I have my doubts that if anyone else notices it they will also notice that all of their previous edits from years ago look like trolling. But yeah, I totally agree with you that I should get back to article editing. I just don't have the energy to do so when a very prolific editor is

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Well, we can't change our nature. I am passionate about these subjects and also don't suffer fools. I also make no secret of the the fact that I detest Knowledge's byzantine, politically correct bureaucracy, which only serves to stifle conversation and to promote mediocrity (or worse!) in its

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and knew that I meant every word of it. It's pretty rare to see such solid logic as you used in any disagreement on a fringe subject, and I thoroughly enjoyed our discussion, even if it seems like I might not have. You have, actually given me quite a bit to think about, and for that I'm very

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I beg your pardon, sir. I just happen to have the thought of moving the page for the past few days. I was hesitant to reinstate another RM for two reasons. One, we just had one and people could be potentially annoyed with a second one. Two, from experience, I can conclude that a civil RM

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Yeah, but before those edits a year ago they hadn't edited in almost two years, so there's no reason to believe they won't be back again, and their edits a year ago were just as troll-like as two years before that. I know getting into drama on ANI is not a good idea and I know posting about

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For the record, Cuchullain, having seen that AN, I fully agree with your reasoning concerning both the merits and procedure of the move; however, I've been busy lately and I came late to the party, and it's unlikely that my oppose could have changed the outcome anyway. It's certainly a

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Thank you. Part of the issue is that the templates are esoteric to the point that no one knows where they're even located, and the "mess" created from moves is usually pretty minor. It would be helpful if there was a central list somewhere (or advertising it if it does exist). I moved

1814:. I am used to "ABC people" as a convention, but agree that the simpler "ABC" is usually the more common usage. The Library of Congress defines Bororo Indians as the heading for the people of Bolivia and Brazil, a term used by the Brazilians, but this may be politically incorrect. 787:

on the talk page but I'm afraid it's degenerated into ad hominum a bit. I warned Cagwinn that 3RR was imminent on his talk page a little earlier. Obviously I couldn't do page protection myself since I'm involved in the content dispute. Again, thanks for the intervention. Cheers,

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are nomadic herders of cattle, goats and sheep in the Sahel. Some Fula cattle herders call themselves "Wodaabe", or "traditional" Fulani. Some are called by outsiders "M'bororo", or "cattle" Fulani. The terms "Wodaabe" and "M'bororo" overlap but are not synonymous. But this is

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Yes, thanks. I think I've gotten all the Amtrak stations I moved yesterday (and a few others). Now that Baltimore Light Rail stations have all been moved, it would be best to update the template to USSTATION format, but unfortunately I'm not sure how and I don't want to break

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It seems unquestionable that reliable sources do sometimes refer to the African people as "Bororo", but if this only occurs occasionally then it's possible the South American people are indeed the primary topic. However, I'm just not seeing evidence for or against this as of

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Unless this is some kind of error, it seems very unlikely that the Brazilian Bororo would be the primary topic over the far more populous African people. The dab page would be the appropriate place to send "Bororo people", though I'll endeavor to repair the incoming

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I have repaired the naming conventions defined in Via, AMT and Amtrak stations templates to reflect your move. Although it's a much better name choice, this was a singular move and it would have been an easy to clean up some of the mess you leave behind. Thanks.

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when these diffs were fresh, but was essentially ignored for any number of several possible reasons, the most likely of which being that (a) the two users who commented had been too careless to read the diffs I provided and (b) no one wants to agree with a

2386:. Constructions using "xxx people" are only really necessary when the people aren't the primary topic of the term. In this case (and others), they do appear to be based on the page views, and the fact that there wouldn't be a language without the people.-- 3470:. I reached out to pretty much everyone there as many seem not to be active on Knowledge anymore. However, I think I'll be able to get the 2003 review via interlibrary loan at my university, but I don't have the page numbers for the "best games" list.-- 1334:

IP sockpuppet". Chances are that if anyone ever tries to report the account again they'll get the same "discuss on the talk page first" spiel I got three years ago, and by that time the account will have become inactive again so the point will be moot.

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Thank you for letting me know that. Now I can now reveal the secret! For the DART ones that you are currently cleaning up if you look in the station infobox at the s-line template you will see that system=DART and therefore you are looking for

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Indeed there are such people - and I rarely, if ever, butt heads with any of them. It's always the agenda-driven, misinformed, crybaby types who instigate edit wars with me and then call in the WP cops when things don't go their way.

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field so that it isn't pointing at the scan in the final version if you use this source. Sorry the words at the left edge got a little blurred due to the spine of the magazine. Let me know if you need any help deciphering any of it.

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Ok, it sounds like you're right, the South American Bororo are the primary topic. However, we appear to have a bigger problem if "M'Bororo"/"Bororo" isn't synonymous with "Wodaabe", as the article currently treats it that

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Cu, apologises but once again another article uses Celtic in all the wrong contexts, so I felt obliged to revise. Not going out of my way to be difficult here, there simply seems to be almost no correct uses of the term.

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heard; the previous text stated that Romanesque art came from the Norman invasion. To my knowledge, the Romanesque was known in Ireland earlier in the 12th century, but not the 11th. Also, you changed the term

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No problem. I hope things go smoother from here. I have access to sources that may help, and I think will satisfy all parties, but it will likely be several more days before I can step in as an editor.--

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cattle. b) Fula pastoralists who rely on them are often called Mbororo/Bororo people, or cattle people. c) Some but by no means all Fula cattle people call themselves WoDaaBe, people of the taboo.

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separate groups in Niger too, but others plausibly say "the term Bororo is thus used to signify a much greater variety of groups than is the term WoDaaBe." I gather that a) M'bororo is a breed of

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Thanks for your edits to the intro. The version earlier today - before I hacked it around a bit - was in my view way too long and confused, but I'm happy that you've now improved my version.

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grandfather clause, which stated that unreferenced biographies of living persons were only eligible for proposed deletion if they were created after March 18, 2010, has been removed following

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me if you like, but it's the articles that I monitor and curate that will suffer, when people with a fraction of the knowledge that I possess about Celtic and Arthurian studies take over.

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It honestly looks like the account might be part of a sock-farm that has evaded notice, but I've gone fishing on SPI in cases like this too many times in recent months so CU won't help.

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The info box and indeed the article make it appear as though this was a real battle. I can't recall if anything was ever decided about military Infoboxes for "battles " like these.

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RMs can be closed when the discussion period has passed and consensus has been reached. However, if you were asking me to reopen and relist the discussion, I'd be amenable to it.--

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allow for several article title formats. "ABC people" is fine, but it's only useful in cases where the article isn't primary topic of "ABC" and needs more disambiguation. Hence

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Only the foggiest connection to any recent stuff in particular, but how would you deal with a NOTHERE account that appears to be doing nothing but trolling, but only does so in

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that justify the claim that the term is "sometimes" used, and add them to the article, as I suggested on the article talk page? It may help stop the edit warring. Thanks.

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I see your point. But again, there's the primaryredirect option to keep the disambiguations that make them clearer to readers. DABs are for clarity is all im saying. :)--

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Celtic and Arthurian Studies for many years now), am providing reliable scholarly sources to back up my edits, and am greatly improving the quality of the article.

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both the peoples' articles receive far more traffic than other ambiguous topics, I'd be amenable to moving to plain "Bororo" if one is indeed the primary topic.--

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Hi. I see you moved the articles citing primary topic. Not sure it follows convention for people/language pairs, but if one topic is primary, you can always do

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Yeah, probably best not to link to the scan. I sent it over to my friend and will let you know if we need more assistance. Thanks again for doing all this.--

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from Danny W's article because he claims that it fails NFCC. As I've repeatedly explained on the article's talk page, I think that it pretty clearly fits

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already been on the main page as an "In the news" or "Did you know" item, you can

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I checked their other contribs, and they aren't much better, and their user page consists of the words "Thank you". Umm... you're welcome, I guess?

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Notes on the "Bororo Fulbe" or Nomad "Cattle Fulani": Part II E. A. Brackenbury. Journal of the Royal African Society, Vol. 23, No. 92 (Jul., 1924)

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showed that they were called "Bororo" as well. A cursory look on Google Books shows many recent sources do use the "Bororo" spelling for them.

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situation now, but if it's of any condolence, I think that your !vote was the only one policy-based among a dozen others. Regards,

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and require patrolling. Moves by administrators, page movers, and autopatrolled editors will be automatically marked as patrolled.

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https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-oQ8ZxoDSUpw/V50cM6vI80I/AAAAAAABecE/Au-q28kOsewlAaTKsS67RcJgL64EMRjxQCKgB/s1600/IMG_20160730_132550.jpg

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Thanks! I've been working on it. I'm about to redo the critical reception section, as it seems pretty incomplete at the moment.--

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on a single user, as they usually leave or get themselves banned after the first couple dozen incidents. Not this one, I guess...

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This process may take up to 7 days. Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments you might have during this period.

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closed with consensus to remove the options for using it from the page protection interface, a change which has now been made. (

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I wasn't sure if you were aware ("jokey name" was ambiguous), but the latest Kauffner sock's username was likely a reference to

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read the thread are agreeing with them on the former point (at least implicitly when they say there are "three main actors").

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but I suppose that #1 may better apply in this case, which kinda goes with the gist of your comment. Thanks for the input. --

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for deletion, because the article doesn't clearly say why the subject is important enough to be included in an encyclopedia.

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I have a bit of advice going forward. The direction of the discussion was driven by the large number of editors coming from

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Thanks for the information. And only for humor, I actually did see a YouTube that used "Transatlantic/Mid-Atlantic accent".

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is beyond ridiculous and I am sick of people like Pigman disrupting perfectly valid edits just so they can feel important!

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Wow, 10 years. And still working day in, day out in the area you said you would during your RfA. Congrats and thank you!

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It would probably be better to just remove the infobox entirely, unless there's a separate one for mythical battles.--

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by setting a cookie for each block, which will then autoblock the user if they switch accounts, even under a new IP.

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Say, out of curiosity, where did this list you mentioned come from? I don't remember putting my name on anything.

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by setting a cookie for each block, which will then autoblock the user after they switch accounts under a new IP.

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Well, the odds of me happening upon them the next time they log in and edit (or even within a month or so) are

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Unfortunately, I don't have either of the issues you mentioned in my collection. I'm sorry I can't be of help.

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should be emptied upon deletion, but redlinked user categories should not be removed if re-added by the user.

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Thanks. Perhaps a better solution for Mbororo would be a separate article. There are plenty of sources, e.g.

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of those that are old or on inactive accounts. Make sure to check both pages if searching for a restriction.

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The dominant meaning of "Bororo people" is the Amerindian group. That shows from internal WP links and from

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I've been going back and forth with a user who wants to remove the 1995 Sports Illustrated cover featuring

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Following the latest RfC concluding that Pending Changes 2 should not be used on the English Knowledge, an

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to combat harassment. This should bring numerous improvements to tools for admins and CheckUsers in 2017.

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Okay, that's what I will do. The only question that remains is, how would you define "reliable sources"?

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the South American people. That is clearly the dominant meaning of the term. A Google Books search for

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to reflect the moves you made, and it seems to work OK. Look at my edit and see if those are correct.

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to create a new user right for autopatrolling file uploads. Implementation progress can be tracked on

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Niagara Falls Customhouse and Interpretive Center is the official name of the station as seen here

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to find all of the incoming links. Repair all of those incoming links to use the new article name.

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will now automatically place a protection template on protected pages when admins forget to do so.

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If you feel that the article shouldn't be deleted and want more time to work on it, you can

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ability to use the tool, and have additional permissions when changing URL and domain data.

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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stations recently and I have no idea where the station template is. It's not at either

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Yes, I think the source was added after I made the comment, and the problematic editor

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Hi, I know you needed Nintendo Power, can you tell me again which issues you needed?

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Thank you Cùchullain, for your Support vote on my X2 (film) Requested Move. Cheers.

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that adding a link on a Knowledge forum to a job posting is not a violation of the

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No requested move should be closed with only two opposing views in the discussion.

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to relax the criteria for granting the user right from needing it to wanting it.

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have when I get a chance to access it again hopefully within the next few days.

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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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should be deployed to the English Knowledge soon. This will extend the current

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It would be a great help if you would check the other Knowledge articles that

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If you have any questions about this user right, don't hesitate to join us at

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Please check this page and fix the errors highlighted. If you think this is a

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I would be fine with a move to straight "Bororo", with the dab page going to

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shows that only 16% of administrators on the English Knowledge have enabled

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regarding proposed changes to the COI policy. Changes so far have included

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Hi there, I'm pleased to inform you that I've begun reviewing the article

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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. The thread is "

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When creating disambiguation pages, fix all resulting mis-directed links.

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Thanks for the note. There are probably cases where it will make sense.--

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is usually understood`. And for topics that have a wider interest, like

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.

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Only two editors responded with opposing views, that's not a consensus.

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for adding archives to dead links. Administrators are able to restrict

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I was trying to locate the "laughed off BLPN" incident I referred to

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You're listed in the WikiProject Video games reference library for

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for an explanation. Maybe some bold editor will sort out the mess.

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confirms that the South American meaning is dominant. I agree that

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was blocked in any case (but has since been unblocked, it seems).

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with another article. If you are interested, please participate in

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I'd like to wish you a wonderful First Edit Day on behalf of the

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Already looks about GA-ready—just needs some source tightening

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Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.--

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If you wish to participate in the 2016 election, please review

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and fix them to take readers to the correct article. Thanks.

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Food for thought anyway. Take care, and enjoy your weekend.--

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OK scratch that. I just re-uploaded and it's better now. See

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An editor has asked for a discussion to address the redirect

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FYI Unfortunately two editors refuse to let this issue go:

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Any particular reason for reverting my mail notification?

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as many of its thousands of readers will be misdirected.--

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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After an unsuccessful proposal to automatically grant

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Yeah, unfortunately I'm out of my depth on this one.--

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live anywhere else, but (South America) may be better.

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of the Sahel are sometimes given the pejorative name

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but very often a friendly custom message works best.

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