User talk:Erik den yngre

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I dont necessarily disagree about the substance, but removing text is not the most constructive way forward. Better to tag the relevant sentence or paragraph as "disputed", then can be removed or rephrased based on discussion. I am trying to consult sources, and origin and usage of "Norsemen" is less

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Andresen writes (translated): "it is said that Jens Olsen and his friends founded the ski club". So it is very vague, and he does not refer to specific documentation, although the entire book is based on letters from emigrants (and interviews with living relatives). It seems like this Jens Olsen also

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Sorry about that. There are typically an elite group (or class, defined by previous performance) as well as age groups (dont know if class is the appropiriate term in English). So there is an overall winner and winners by age groups. There is also a medal to everyone that completes within a specified

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Thanks for your feedback. You are right, this is just a start. Topics that should be added include style (period), design (floor plan), decoration details (interior, exterior), and materials/technique (important topic in Norway). Some of this is already covered in other articles on English WP (I will

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Sissel Lie, ‘Kvinnerolle og identitet. 'Moderne' bevissthet i noen franske kjaerlighetsromaner fra Princesse de Clèves (1678) til Corinne (1807)‘ In: Edda. Nordisk Tidsskrift for Litteraturforskning / Scandinavian Journal of Literary Research, 4 (1988), p. 354-360. She also wrote about her ‘Sjelen

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Thanks for respons. Even if this is not serious vandalism, it is obviously not a content dispute, it is plain trolling. Is Finland a country in Africa? Of course not. I reverted instantly because I did not want this nonsense to remain in the article. Discussing this nonsense with the contributor is

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The 3R rule is treated similarly here. I reviewed your complaint (as did another admin before me) and we both felt AIV is inappropriate. AIV is for serious and urgent vandalism issues and not a discussion about an editor. Possibly the edits are trolling, but it’s not obvious as such as of now in my

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Thanks for very useful ideas. Top-down articles are very useful, but also difficult to write as it is easy to get lost in details (articles about single buildings are much easier). A good, reliable source that provides an overview of such a wide topic is a good starting point. Please let me know if

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Well they did actually have a class 90+ that year for the 94 year old gentlemen. These details are examples to show what "age groups" and "open to the public" really means. Readers not familiar with Birkebeiner or Vasaloppet may not understand. My intention was not go into details about particular

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Thanks for making an excellent start on this topic. I really enjoyed reading your introduction. I was wondering whether it would be useful to add more details of the interiors, especially perhaps the carved altarpieces and pulpits from the Medieval period. I believe a number of Norwegian churches

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section of the article to make the language more idiomatic. I added and subtracted some definite articles. You might want to check that I didn't alter the original sense of translated material. More importantly, do you mean "shooting at a target while skiing at top speed," literally? In modern

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Hi Erik, I don't understand your sentence in X-C (sport): "Competition also takes place within classes or age groups," Specifically, what are "classes" as distinct from "age groups"? There is nothing in the references in English that support this. I also find it awkward that some material is

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I know about the 3R rule. On Norwegian WP the 3R rule does however not apply to obvious vandalism or trolling. This case would count as obvious vandalism on NO WP as nobody would regard this as a content dispute. But I tried avoid 3R by reporting the behavior. --—

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time for each class. And I guess also a diploma for everyone that completes. This distinguishes "turrenn" from ordinary XC. Details vary but as far as I know the basic set up is the same for the major once like Vasaloppet and Marcialonga. --—

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Hello Erik, Would write/translate the biography of Isabelle de Charrière at the Norwegian Knowledge? My question to you originated from the existance of the Norwegian articles of Sissel Lie in 1988 among others Isabelle de Charrière.

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may be in order. However, and as I have warned the other user, you must not engage in an edit war and continue to revert the changes. Instead of reverting, please discuss the situation with the editor(s) involved and try to reach a

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although I can see from your Norwegian and English articles on the octagonal churches you have a pretty good idea of where you are going. I also liked your Korkskirker I Norge. Maybe you could put it into English as

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Hi Erik, can you supply a reference for "Skiers at Kiandra used wax made from oil, rubber or fat to increase downhill speed, it is not clear if these methods were invented there or imported from California" at

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The photo is of such high quality that persons are recognizable, I think we should avoid that, particularly when photos are from a private occasion. Can you please please blur faces slightly? --—

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Sorry, by mistake I reverted language and date edits, OK now. But the pronunciation you can not change just because of personal experience, the intro also states that this is a rare variant. --

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Jeg reverserte fordi endringen rotet til referansenotene. Tallene må sjekkes men være obs på hvilke definisjoner som brukes og ikke slett referanser uten videre fordi fort blir rot. --—

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Hello. I have reverted your edit since the text that I removed, and you re-added, has nothing to do with the etymology of "Norway"/"Norwegians" but is about the etymology of the word

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Yes, the source clearly says "downhill race with shooting at target at top speed". The accompanying drawing shows soldiers aiming rifles at target while gliding downhill on skis. --

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The Oslo article mentions a short list of some 30 people from Oslo, while the category "People from Oslo" lists a few thousand. Why pick Bawer from a list of more than 1000? --—

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When you say the Andersen "believes that Jens Olsen was one of the founders of the Kiandra Snow Shoe Club", is that speculation on his part or did he see documentation?

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used the name James Holston. He married Margaret Carter from Scotland. They had residences in Providence and Adaminaby at the lake. Jens Olsen died in 1926. --—

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har intet kjønn : kvinner og kjærligheten i franske romaner på 1600-tallet og 1700-tallet.’ Oslo: Aschehoug, 1988. Isabelle de Charrière is mentioned too in

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as a Good Article, it would be appropriate if we did the same for other candidate articles. If you are willing, you will find articles waiting for review at

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I like navbars! I think that is an excellent way navigating between related articles, details we can of course discuss, but a great initiative. --

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supported by references in Norsk in this English article—it's a little hard to verify material or to read further with such material. Cheers,

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copy and paste), other topics need to be translated. When more topics and details are added, the article needs more structure (headings). --

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means trace or track and refers to the visible markings left by a skier in snow. In some dialects or old Norwegian there was also the word

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I note your complaint about IP vandalism on the article. Another admin noted the edits are not inherently vandalism. This is a case where

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Hi, Bruce Bawer has an article in enwiki and he lives in Oslo, see article in dewiki, so we can add him to the list again. Regards--

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Hei. Sliter med å få endret metro-folketallet på EN på Oslo-artikkelen. 1 546 706 innbyggere virker som et bedre tall basert på

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biathlon, one stops to shoot. These words suggest that one shoots on the move, like cowboys in Westerns! Cheers,

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also have frescos from the same period. Maybe also a word about more recent developments in religious art.--

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Thanks for the cleanup, but some words are direct quotes from the original, so I reversed those changes. --

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Hei hei !! I've taken my first crack at creating a navbar template, and I've added to the bottom of

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He doesnt even live in Oslo. According to the phone book he lives in Notodden, Telemark county. --—

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If editors, yourself included, continue to revert to their preferred version they are likely to be

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tracks in the shortest possible time.'" Since grooming in English implies a machine and the term,

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2005: [http://rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/272/1572/1561.full Human locomotion on snow:

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futile. This process is very frustrating. Some facts are simply too clear to merit discussion. —

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Church (Vest-Agder)]] is one of the largest rural churches with some 1600 seats. "Cathedral"

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Hi Erik den yngre, I suggest that, since we are hoping someone will take the time to review

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