642:"times" when the NY Times or the LA Times might either publish a falsehood (rare but occasionally happens), or, more likely, publish nothing on a given subject (very common), so alternate news sources are very necessary -and that a "big" newspaper does not do a story is no certain proof a news item is “un-newsworthy” of Knowledge, but that is what would happen if we are convinced to not use a source by fellow-editors. (In other words, if we are forced to not use certain sources, then we would be unable to list certain news items -since we must cite our sources.) Now, I'm not saying to use small sources every chance we get -only when such as the NY Times miss the news item -and then only if the smaller news source seems generally reliable -not real complicated, but it can be very divisive. We need to "cite our source," not run from the matter.--
1036:, but I changed it recently. I had read some complaints (not directed at me) about people whose signatures were different from their username, as it can be confusing if you're looking at a printout of a page, and then try to search for that user at Knowledge. You'll still see other users referring to me as Ann. Regarding my userpage, thanks for telling me. Most of the computers I use only have Internet Explorer, and it certainly looks fine in that. However, I do have access to a computer with Firefox, and will take a look next time I'm on that computer. By the way, my friend Str1977 copied his userpage from mine, with some modifications. Does his look wrong as well? Thanks for your comments at the
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a very unkind post. I'm not a friend of Essjay's, and do not at all admire what he did; but I'd be more prepared to criticise his conduct on my talk page, or yours, or the RfC page, than on his page after his ignominious departure. I agree that the criticism shouldn't be deleted, in the sense of deleting it from the history, but out of kindness and sensitivity, I think it's appropriate to have it blanked. However, I take Jkelly's point that I should leave that to people who are in a position to make such judgments. By the way, if I'm ever exposed in some gross deception, and leave
Knowledge in humiliation, you have my full permission to remove "Good riddance" comments from my talk page ;-).
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such licensing statements were valid (I'm not sure that they are), result in someone claiming that their derivative of a GFDL article was somehow under a different license than the GFDL (and therefore potentially infringing), or that their derivative of a public domain text was under the GFDL (not infringement, but disputable). That's complicated. I dual-license any original photography or design under both the GFDL and CC-BY-SA licenses. I'm actually not very happy with either license when it comes to images, for quite different reasons, but I want viral licensing (so someone cannot make an unfree derivative of my work) and do not know of any better options.
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licence for
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But it's not for
Knowledge to decide that Tabor's answer is "logical" or "convincing". I can only state that there are many people who would find it neither logical nor convincing. As for the statement that if Mary's sister had been present at the Crucifixion, Mark's Gospel would have reported it, that's pure speculation, and since you don't attribute it to Professor Tabor, it looks as if it's yours. Sorry if it frustrates you to have your edit reverted, but with a major change like yours, it would have been better to have proposed your revision at
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encouraging "might support next time" remark. While it wouldn't upset me to be unsuccessful at this stage, I'd rather wait until I'm here three months. I'd also like to read up on how to do some of the stuff admins do. For example, there are a lot of different templates they seem to use when doing things like closing an AfD discussion, and I'd like to familiarise myself with these things. Perhaps in another month from now, if you still think I'd be suitable, you might nominate me then? In the meantime, many thanks again for your trust.
2192:. Upload the entire original image, however. Make your image edits. If they are unquestionably an improvement, upload the new version of the file on top of the other one. If there is any chance at all that someone would question the editing, upload your edits as a different file, linking to the original as the source. Note that you are constrained to license your modifications under CC-BY-SA in this case. You don't need to contact the photographer for any of this.
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say, thr NY Times, stands on equal -or higher -ground than many other links used as sources, and thus lesser treatment is merely a convolution and perversion of wilipedia policy, whichis to say "unfair, or bitter" editing by those who edit to attack. Now, if you can't find any other links that are as "small" as my paper, then you have a good case to reject "my" paper as too small, too unreliable, not credible, etc. See, I could be wrong.--
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because the comma provides a space between the last word and the tag, but when a ref tag is placed directly after a word, as with the example here, it looks very crushed, in my view. The problem seems to lie with the square brackets; without them, there would be more space. Of course, it's possible that my browser is making me see things differently (Firefox for Mac) from editors who use
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by outsiders as censorship, as us wanting to hush down anything bad about WP, that makes our work become a waste. Anyways, sorry I jumped in here - I have never really gotten involved in types of debates, reverts or discussions because I want to stay away from anything not related to articles, and not quite sure why I got involved this time, perhaps time for some coffee..
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site boasting about its reliability be considered trustable if it systematically deletes anything negative (however true) about itself and/or its policies? What a bullshit source for information. Shame on you, Knowledge. I hoped that I would find some integrity here, but this site is clearly biased in favor of itself.
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then under No with box, add your name with the "could live with." Consensus doesn't mean agreement, its reallly means agree not to edit war over it. This doesnt make any less clear where you stand, but allows one to see where everyone stands (strongly oppose/accept, or can live with it but oppose, etc).
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It also has nothing to do with "disagree with their statements". I endorsed many statements on the RfC that were very critical of Essjay. It's more to do with disagreeing with the appropriateness of cold-bloodedly posting something to him that will make him feel worse when he has already resigned his
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policies. For one thing, your edit states that recent research "has shown" that Mary was married twice. That suggests that the case is closed. It certainly is not; many scholars dispute it. Your edit also states that
Professor Tabor offers the "logical" solution, and "convincingly" answers questions.
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I've just had some coffee, with chocolate, subsequent to the reverts that I made, and I feel the better for it! However, although I'm happy to stop, especially having been requested to by an administrator whom I respect a lot, I can't feel terribly contrite for having reacted against what I feel was
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would be a much better place. I agree your photos are nice. But we don't use photos of living people unless they have a free licence, and permission to use on
Knowledge is not a free licence. We need a licence where people are free to copy and modify and reuse the photos. If you own the copyright of
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My main beef with "the process," as you call it is this: The only reason MY newspaper is under the microscope is because I'm an editor here at wikipedia, and people don't want to take the time to look at other links. But if you are really fair, you will see that my paper, while not as "credible" as,
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Thanks, Gwen. I'm sure at this stage, everyone thinks I'm one of his fans, and I'm really not. But gosh, the poor guy has lost his job, and has his name in all the local papers. It's even on television news. At this stage, I feel anything that's going to make things worse for him should be avoided.
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In point I agree with you, but blanking and reverting does not help WP in the end on controversial wikisocial/wikilove issues. WP is loosing credability in the non-wiki world because of the internal wikilove/wikihate issues, and more importantly the issue where information gets deleted - it is seen
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I'm not sure why the statement "Information critical of
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That notice applies to my contributions of text. There was a time when people were placing all sorts of different notices on their userpages about how they license their writing, although this seems to have died down now. Such alternative licensing of text is somewhat problematic, as it could, if
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Hi Elinor, you're right that most editors write their ref tags directly after the punctuation with no space. I don't like doing that, because it's not what publishers do (so far as I can tell), so I don't know why we should. It doesn't look too bad when it comes after a punctuation mark, like this,
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if you will be taking pictures of figurines. I'm afraid that I cannot be of much help with your login difficulties -- I cannot explain why you're having the difficulties you've described. There's no need to be concerned about "uploading too much"; serving image files can be expensive, but storing
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You say to me as I can collaborate if it eliminates to me all the one which I insert? The photos I cannot insert to them….the web of the photos of the Pope it has been connected personal mine web, but it is an important service for the customers of Knowledge, are all the photographed events of the
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Hi Elinor, thanks for your note, and you're welcome regarding Gillian McKeith. As for your signature, the way to get it without color is to go to your preferences, and enter ] ] into the box for the signature, then check the box for "raw signature". If you want the word "talk" to be in a different
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Yes, but that means you can live with it. That is what it means. You are willing to accept that as a solution instead of a silly edit war over it. I noticed you did not edit war over it. So, to get a better picture of the spectrum of opinion, I'd say your vote should be as it is (yes to keep), but
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Thanks, Vassyana. That's very kind of you, and I appreciate your trust. I certainly won't decline, but I think it would be wiser to postpone acceptance. I've looked at, and voted in, some RfAs, and I think a lot of people would automatically oppose someone who's here less than two months, with an
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Hi, Gordon. I certainly didn't intend my posts to be seen as an "analysis of how Calton acted out in public". I simply pointed out that his accusation that you were lying and trying to "sneak in" something seemed unfair. (I was actually more interested in discussing the issue of whether or not we
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However, I want to point out that while Cal is not always wrong, it is not right that you believe him at face value about his claim that the Gazette link is bad. IS it bad? WHY? Where's the proof? How is THIs link any different or any worse than other links? you need to think critically. He MIGHT
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link to my user page so that I can find it easily. I don't think I added any commas; if I did, it was unintentional. I was just acting quickly to change the hyphens to ndashes, because I saw a squabble breaking out, and I hoped to stop it! Incidentally, the editor who put in the hyphens has done
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Hi there. I just wanted to chime in here and let you know that other people believe you are quite out of line for taking it upon yourself to revert other peoples edits as personal attacks. Me telling you that I do not like you, and your edits, is not a personal attack. If I added a bunch of ugly
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be Y, why on earth would I vote for Y as well, and increase the number of votes it gets? It's not as if there are ten options, and I'm voting for the two I like best. "I can live with it" means that I won't commit suicide, I won't become ill, I won't lose my temper, I won't edit war, and I won't
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If the arguments for verifiablilty and reliability are used as you suggest, then why don't we remove ALL those Terri's Fight and Terri's Blog links and any link to something that is not, say, the NY Times? We see LOTS of links to blogs and smaller web-papers on wikipedia, and we don't remove all
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The problem I had is, I think, not related to any English-German interference, but the shortness of the post made it look rather sharp in my eyes (a longer wording, like you have posted it, wouldn't have had the same effect). You well know that the atmosphere on this page had become very heated
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and we have reached a complete empasse. Whenever I try and summarise and NPOV the overly-long article, my changes are undone. I suspect the page may be a candidate for deletion. Anyway I'm trying to get some fresh opinions as we are stuck. I thought of you due to your ability to stand up to
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I ask myself if it is not a good for all the customers of Knowledge, to see images of the present time of one important person like the Pope? it is difficult that a photographer you lose time in order to insert and to modernize the photos on a situated one that is not its, is not sufficient the
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Can you see where I'm going? If you want to critique the links to my paper, then you should critique those links even more, and you can see there are lots of them; Also, as I stated, I am not a "Jonny 1 Note" paper, publishing on just the Schiavo matter, so my paper is indeed credible as a news
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I think I've only known about that page for about a week myself. It is time consuming to post warnings on user's pages, but, it is required, I think, before they can be blocked. What tools do you use to monitor vandalism? I've tried some available off of WP, but have not been impressed by them.
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Sorry about the no tag. I won't pretend that I didn't see that field. I found the tags confusing, so ignored them. I took the photo this morning, with the intention of giving the copyright to Knowledge. I don't want to keep it for myself. I have looked at the links in the message above, and am
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Yes, i do have a religon, that is Christianity. i belive that Jesus died and rose again to save everyone from thier sins and that includes all forms of human life. the second that the sperm hits the egg new life is formed. and, that new life should have the chance to live a life that you or i
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And you dismiss it under four minutes calling it fringe scholarship? Is Knowledge being hijacked by Christian fundamentalists who want to nix critical academic scholarship? You have indulged in brazen whitewashing of facts. Your behavior is non-different from how the church blocked Galileo's
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You could not have read my article, and reviewed the reference book and article cited in just four minutes. Most importantly, the reference I have cited is the celebrated biblical scholar and Dead Sea Scrolls authority, Professor James Tabor's most recent book. Eminent biblical experts like
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Thanks for your kind words, Sophia. I've appreciated your posts on the Christianity talk page as well, although it does seem that our POVs may be very far apart! For the moment, I don't think I'll look in any histories, though I might later, if I get curious. Things got a bit heated at the
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Noted, and fully accepted (though with slight surprise), as it comes from an experienced user who has not shown any desire to add to someone's humiliation. I wasn't going to revert again, anyway, and I'm quite happy to leave it to people who understand the situation better. The current
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Filling in the edit summary field greatly helps your fellow contributors in understanding what you changed, so please always fill in the edit summary field, especially for big edits or when you are making subtle but important changes, like changing dates or numbers. Thank you.
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Hi. I'm sure that you're just trying to help, but really, there are an awful lot of people watching that particular page, many of whom know the user well, and many of whom have been identified by the community as people to make judgements about controversial policies such as
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Thanks for your response. I was just trying to make the case easier to follow for those of us not not privy to private information. Open disclosure of such information should be in the interests of the community. I will be resubmitting my evidence by email as you suggested.
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I am Roccobilly, or put the my name Stefano Spaziani, they are a serious person who does not hide, you you do not have com nik your true name, like many others, who authorizes to you to eliminate my rows, this is a damage that fairies to all the community of Knowledge.
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A mild caution. Feel free to go the the appropriate process for as many of your pictures as you like, but be aware you will need to go through this process for every one you upload; if you choose to update photes everyday, it may demand a lot of work on your part.
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Hi, regading the vote on Christianity, I thought your possition was that you could live with the removal with the box? If so, you should also add a vote like the other editor did under that category too, saying, "Could live with it"--unless you've changed your mind.
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Regardless of how you may feel about Essjay, it is self righteous to be the opinion police, deciding what should stay or go on a retired users talk page simply because you disagree with their statements. I would certainly never think of doing it to yours.
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You have amassed a large number of edits in a short period of time. You continually work on a wide variety of articles with a great attitude and detailed understanding of Knowledge. You deserve recognition for your tireless contributions and hard work.
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add your name to option 1 with "could live with", there will be five votes for option 1. Would you be prepared to do that? I think my behaviour shows that I'm not going to edit war over it. I see no need to vote for the result that I'm hoping we will
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I don't use any tools. There's an "undo" option when I look at the vandal's last edit. If there are several versions that need to be undone, I open the last good edit in the history, and save that one. I have warned users once or twice, or rather,
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And thanks for the flowers (i.e. your flattering words about me being experienced etc.). I can only compliment you for your kind attitude. This will get you very far in the long run, but you will see what it will get you in a short while.
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Thank you for your kind words! Unfortunately, it will only make my wikipedia addiction harder to cure! :D I used to just edit articles, and lately I've been dealing with people, which is even more fun! But the funniest thing though, and I
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so that it now has appropriate licensing information. That image shouldn't go on Commons, because there are licensing complications involved that we don't want there. You can upload your photographs of figurines here at en: and use the
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Well, thanks. I'm not sure what I did to deserve your praise, other than just reverting two POV edits. Severa probably deserves much more praise than I do. But it's always nice to get a compliment — even an undeserved one!
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You're welcome, and yes, without phrases like "scatalogically challenged," it does seem a little duller. :-) I don't disagree with you about the PhD thing, by the way; I'd just like to see better sources used than the Sun.
1639:"Good riddance" means "I am glad to see you go". How is "I am glad to see you go" a personal attack? You are equating simply unpleasant wording with the concept of a personal attack. They are certainly not synonymous.
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right, but we need to make sure: Many 'blogs' are used as both sources for news items ANd as opinions and advocacy links. (I don't think the Gazette is a blog, but even if it were, I say this is no big cause for concern.)
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Thank you for your review; I am not an expert on what makes a reliable source, but my gut feeling says to trust most or all of what that papers publishes, even if it is not on par with the New York Times; however, there
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really excellent work at a page I'm slightly active at. It seems a fairly normal mistake. I think I used hyphens too when I joined, and only discovered the dashes later, by seeing other people using them. I must read
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page. What we need is calm balanced voices of all points of view when dealing with these emotive subjects, so it's good to have you around. Just as a heads up - there is quite a bit of history of antagonism between
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indicating the copyright status of the image. This uniform and easy-to-understand method of indicating the license status allows potential re-users of the images to know what they are allowed to do with the images.
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Absolutely. Let me know when you feel comfortable with it and I will nominate you without hesitation. That is, unless you have a traumatic brain injury than turns you from ideal editor to troll. ;o) Be well!!!
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Sounds good! Wiki-politics can get people worked up.. I hope Essjay's can put forth the effort he did here into something else out there with a good cause. Lord knows there are few left. Chocolate. Good idea.
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sin that you eliminate me the photos, for the we wikipwdia, can be interesting to have these photos, that they will be modernized every day, with all the events of the Pope, which I follow like photographer.
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has closed successfully (79/0/1), so it appears that I am now an administrator. Thanks very much for your vote of confidence. If there's anything I can ever do to help, please don't hesitate to let me know.
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source. I feel that I am more credible than those blogs being used (and they're not bad links; Both pro-life AND pro-euthanasia blogs are routinely used as opinion links, and rightly so, I think.)
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should report Nurse Iyer's claims.) It would probably be wiser to drop it now, as I don't think you'll convince him. But, since he has objected to you calling him "Cal",
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of those, but which one? Anyway, I have asked the question at Knowledge:Media copyright questions, as suggested by the bot, so I'm sure that somebody will help me soon.
2347:(global warming anyone? ;-)) in the last few days. (Also, maybe I have spent too much time on Islam-related articles.) I will try to follow your advice in the future.
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