User talk:Finlay McWalter/archive1

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properties. We said "the UK" instantly. Sadly, all the resorts were booked (this was a year in advance) so we were put on a waiting list for the best available property -- the result, a hunting lodge on the northern shore of Rutland Water. We'll also have several days in London at the end of the trip. We're trying to make the best of apparently ending up in the middle of nowhere. And sadly, the decision not to get a car has been confirmed by news of gas prices ($ 6 per gallon, according to what passes for newspapers over here). Financially, we simply can't swing it. So we intend to take buses and trains on a couple of days, and otherwise enjoy a walking/bicycling vacation among the charming villages of Exton and Barley, and the pleasant town of Oakham. Interestingly enough, among the three users you mention are two (G-Man and Pigsonthewing) who are currently in a fairly heated dispute which I attempted to get in the middle of and dispense calm (you know, my usual). So I think I may not solicit their advice until I'm certain neither of them hate me at present, lest I find myself guided to some dark alley. Angela, though, is an excellent suggestion, and I'll drop her a note -- thanks for the advice. And regarding your disparaging remarks against England, you should know that my fiancee would have much preferred Scotland, so some day we'll visit that fine ancestral land (her maiden name is McMonagle and I trace one strand of my ancestry to a

429:(it's all any of us can do) on the subject, your addition of that page (or any other) is very welcome. In the context of a larger article, labour relations (in general) at the company would be a valid sub-section. A word of caution, however - the giants of wikipedia lurk on the "Recent Changes" page, and you'll inevitably find your prose gets rewritten by ten strangers within the first ten minutes. This is the joy and the pain of wiki. That's why there is no "editorial policy" per se : oh, there's some style rules, and NPOV (which is really the only "golden rule"), but everything else comes down to a lapidary process of edit and reedit and reedit again. Most articles settle down into something quite good, many into some truly wonderful things that no individual could have written, and a contentious few oscillate forever between the opinions of zealots (still, look at 3023:) is a journey made by former classmates more or less immediately after taking their final exams, almost always some time in June (so that former teachers are usually not able to come along as they have to teach other classes). In the good (?) old days when I went to school it was, say, a three-week coach trip through Greece (including Crete and all that); today it is mostly one (rather pointless) week in an all-inclusive club on a Turkish beach without any sightseeing. I've seen videos advertising that kind of holiday, and they practically guarantee you that during your stay there'll be no time for you to sober up and that the mess you make will be cleaned away immediately. Getting drunk and (possibly, hopefully, tentatively) laid also used to be implicit parts of the trip decades ago, but now they are the only reasons people go there and mentioned explicitly. 372:

objection/reason for refactoring, however, leaves me bewildered -- Borders is a huge multi-national company - Ann Arbor is it's headquarters and the store in question is its flagship store - and, while I won't go into it ('cause I couldn't find an article that expressed it just right and haven't had time to write it up, yet) - a strike by service industry workers for a living wage has much broader implications to historcial shifts in the U.S. economy and labor movement. But this is all a digression, I suspect - I won't convince you here -- Please just refer me to whatever editorial principles you were using to decide that the scope of the story I posted did not match with the content desired on wikipedia's "current events". --

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with a legitimate interest I will probably send a copy). Now, I may be letting my imagination run away with me, but I almost wonder whether the e-mail I received which subtly suggested I should not post the photo may in fact have come from someone representing Midoru. While I do not really believe this, because the photo was only up for one day, but the address was from a UK domain and when I tried to reply it came back with an invalid type error. It is probably just some Wikipedian playing a joke and messing with my head. Question: When you register as a user here is your private e-mail address available to others on the site?

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doctors, akrams, etc; golf course; elements open to the local community (library for example); more info on the highlands campus; why was the university needed?; what's the mixture of local v. rest of UK students, and v. students from abroad; what's the balance between undergraduates and postgraduates; how does stirling rank compared to other scottish/uk universities?; one could get down and dirty with a mention of the GP at the campus practice who was jailed for molesting male patients; or one could delve into the history of airthrey estate before it became home to the university; who's in charge; have we mentioned

3359:'s kindness in nominating them) and while I am happy to allow general non-commercial use, I do not want them showing up at some point as part of a Burger King commercial. The whole business of which license to use on an image has become substantially more complicated in the past few weeks, to the point where, IMHO, only those people who regularly do this have any kind of clue what's going on. All I want is to ensure no one can make money off an image I've given for free, and that when someone uses it, I get at least 'Photo: DWindrim' added. How can I do that and meet your requirement for featured pic? 234:. This was my first attempt at writing one, so I must admit that it does need some work. I hope I have not embarrassed myself by not being familiar with the accepted scholarly style. (Thanks also for correcting the picture placement – I could not figure out how to do so, well, I was just excited to get something up). I will try to update the article to a more acceptable format as soon as possible. Any further suggestions or corrections would be most appreciated. I would like to present good works. Again, I am learning and hope to improve. There are many things I would like to write about. 3428:

and so there won't be too much ripping-off of consumers). We need the not-just-wikimedia provision so that, if wikimedia is taken over by crazies (assuming it isn't already) we can publish (and sell, if need be) a sane fork. If there were a "no commercial exploitation in any form other than as part of a nontrivial portion of an encyclopedia" licence then I'd be perfectly happy for FPs to be licensed that way too (it would solve your Burger King concern, without making sale of the encyclopedia impossible). But there isn't such a licence option now.

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keep one under control in my own country, where I know how long a mile is and I'm used to the side of the road I drive on) - is there a standard fare? Is it simply impossible to find much in the way of bus schedules online, especially for a mroe rural area such as Rutland? If this is outside your expertise, please don't go to any trouble on my account. I just thought to ask it while here. Best wishes as always, and please keep the good sense of humor -- it is always welcome to my eyes, at least. :-)

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to work for me. Several times, I've made modifications to images, tried to upload them with the same name, and find when I go to use them that even though the page indicates a new image has been uploaded, the same old image is the one that pops up. My only option currently is to rename the image and redirect any links to the new image, a frustrating and picky process, I'm sure you can understand. What am I missing?

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on the same list most days, especially if the wind is out of the northwest. I confess I can construct no reasonable explanation for why this person would choose your userpage out of thousands of more accessible and understandable pages here to spam with a link, unless it was the reincarnated spirit of Muriel Gottrop's last cat, wreaking a mild form of vengeance on you for making light of her neglected situation.

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community of which you are a denizen. To reiterate, the undull need not apply. If you are at all lacking in dullness please move along. You must provide months and months.. and some further months (not that silly 3 month bit of propaganda) of practical evidence of your supreme abilty to bore and disintrest. If you have met all these conditions, please go get yourself a little dulled down before proceeding further.

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formatting etc., and I think I'm already mostly done. It's a great article, and you should be rightly proud of it. A lot of people (vain, arrogant bastards like myself) put an "articles I've edited" section on their user page (this has the side benefit that one can go to that page and hit "related changes" on the sidebar - and one gets a personalised list of changes to articles one has edited). --

2697:" (but there'd be too many double redirects to fix if I were to move it now). And I'll need to split photic into euphotic and dysphotic (although I don't think I'll make two articles, just two sections in photic). And lastly (and worsely) there's the mucho zones of the benthic realm. All of this needs a diagram, which is turning out to be rather hard to draw well. Damn, I wish I'd never watched 5505:

enhancing the saturation, and adding quite a lot of contrast too). For the annotated one I went back to the naked original. It's a bit hazier, and certainly less dramatic, but the artsy enhancements detracted from the clarity quite a bit. I figured an encyclopedic picture had to be as accurate as possible, not as pretty as possible. I'll upload it later this evening, and I'll add it into

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road. It's a Spanish relic and it's a Silicon Valley landmark. If you re-read the jargon file text dump for ECR, I sincerely hope you'll see, as I did that's it's (mostly) irrelevant gobbledygok that confuses the issue. It has its place, but, but...Think of the children! 8th graders who come here to do research, and their parents, and every other layperson is going to read that and go: huh?

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gotten into an edit war) it was refreshing to have someone go out of their way to say something considerate and I appreciate it. I will continue to add to the project as this relatively minor incident has not dented my enthusiasm for the goal here. However I will go on with the occasional typo or mistake of course :) In my meanderings though wikipedia I hope to cross your path again.

5173:(I will, soon, I promise). I actually had a sketchy version written for calling convention, but I think I destroyed it in a fit of "I hate stupid wikipedia" pique a while back. In practice I try to avoid computing topics like the plague, as I really can't be bothered arguing with ill-informed freshmen who've read something kewl in some magazine (so it must be true). You could ask 2568:

I downloaded, which makes it unlikely that it's a Firefox PNG-rendering problem. And get this - when I view the blank image (or the articles which contain it) in Firefox and hit "Page info", the "Media" tab shows me a nice description of the image, along with the image itself, which displays fine there too. Exceedingly strange. Evil possession is the only reasonable explanation. --

4065:, while the local bus companies (many privatised municipal companies) have a plethora of unlikely names. Most run between villages and larger towns (for schoolkids and commuters) so they're not really very useful for the tourist. I'm pretty sure there won't be a standard fare, although there are various traveller tickets targeted at the backpacker set. You can't beat the 2626:

world, occasionally to the detriment of normal human relations, and I think you may have fallen into that space between those who folks trusted and those of whom they had suspicions. I'm of the firm belief that only the dull toiling masses of wikipediadome should be gived adminship - because they're so boring one can be sure they won't abuse it. Go fix some typos. --

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do is post thumbs unless the image is bigger than what a thumb already shows. Reason? There is zero control over the size, style, or font used by a thumb box for text. I prefer a small italic to set it off from body text, not some honking big 12-point Geneva or whatever it is. Now I'm off to play. Thanks again, and three cheers for Knowledge!

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language to relate with other humans. Sometimes all prejudice looks the same to me, which usually invokes in my mind childhood memories of pointy white hoods beneath which empty eyes peer outwards; thoughts that often bleed to scenes of a revered leader who tried to bring some humanity to a troubled world dying on a Memphis balcony.

2254:"Trivia: Michael Connarty's wife was my primary 7 schoolteacher." If I had a favourite quotes page, that'd go on it! :) I guessed that someone had done stubs for all Westminster MPs, but I was a bit surprised to see that no one had done the same at least for the Scottish Executive (if not all the MSPs). 5243:

Finlay what is your opinion on adding links to maps, eg multimap or streetmap, in articles about places? As it is hard to get good map, eg OS maps, for free in sufficient quantity for Knowledge it seems like a good (but perhaps temporary) measure to me. It did occur to me that I could walk around the

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I think I'm answering my own question really by damning myself throughout this idea, but what frustrates me is that, in order to set up my own wiki I have to, apparently, sort out php, some linux style software and a multitude of technical gubbins that are way beyond me... so I'm curious to know what

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don't go to Slough :) I think the management of your timeshare should be able to email you bus timetables or whatever, and most have mucho tourist advice (as lots of people do the timeshare-swap thing). And remember - just 'cos it's July doesn't mean you won't need a raincoat. In britain, rainwear

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That's all right -- foolish of me to make such an extensive inquiry without first confirming your location. Thanks for what you have provided. Rutland was, in fact, chosen very much by pin and blindfold. Or rather, a friend offered us a free week's stay anywhere in the world her timeshare operated

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this July (is "honeymoon" acceptable British English, btw?) and know little of the county. Are you aware of any sights/sites I should see while in that fair land? And I am having difficulty finding information about public bus transportation in Britain (we will not be renting a car, as I can barely

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Thank you for the help on this article. I've edited a few spelling errors but this was the first time I created a whole article from scratch. Being so new to this wikiworld I have to admit I was a bit nervous. It was comforting to see that someone was able to come behind and make sense of all that. I

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There's also the issue that a GFDL (or, I think, the noncommercial licence you use) doesn't stop the picture being reused for some very unseemly purpose, so it's always possible they could end up on "whitemasterracepedia.org" or "childmolestingisgreatpedia.net" something - but that's the tradeoff you

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That is not entirely outside the realm of possibility. I'm using Mozilla Firefox 0.8 on Linux. Indeed, clearing the cache (just in case) did not help. Anyhow, I downloaded the image and it displays perfectly in another viewer, and it even displays perfectly in Firefox when viewed from the local copy

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I realize that my past actions have been juvenille. I take full responsibilites for my actions, but I would like you to know that I never meant to hurt you or anyone else. I am truly sorry for what I have done, and I would like to start with a clean slate. Please forgive me, as all I can do now is

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you've presumably not tried buying / selling a house in both countries then- remember gazumping? IANAL, but recall verbal contracts being different, building regs have always been very different; not usually big issues. Trivially, I think you'd a reply earlier that's vanished about being in Houston,

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Different systems, and different bills, but enacting enacting the same law. The only substantive differences I know of are Scotland's silly "not proven" verdict, and Scotland's enlightened view that car-clamping is a species of extortion. I have some real geology (rather than mere tectonics) to add

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Well, yes and no. Yes, in theory, but no (or almost certainly not) in practice. In both the UK and the US one has the right to a fair trial, but the US legal system is keen to define what "fair" is, using supposedly objective terms. So the US system carries an assumption that after a certain point

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While I'm here, I should take time to note that I've really appreciated your own contributions (not the least of which is, as many have said, a great name). :) I hope that your Wikimuscles allow you to type ever more proficiently so that we can get refining edits out of you at even higher speeds. :)

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Thanks--sometimes I surprise myself. :) I almost lost it with Anthony a couple of nights ago, but somehow I keep reminding myself that we can keep this ship righted if we don't all become trolls (as some accuse us admins of being). I do fume, though, and so a well-placed word of praise does much to

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wildly surprising on a page about a porn star. (Whether it belong in wikipedia is another story.) But it can't objectively be called vandalism, I don't think. By the way, both starlet pages use the euphemism "erotic actress" rather than the more stright-forward and obvious "porn star". Why the weasel

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I spend a large slice of my working life writing and reviewing software documentation, so I know how important it is to try to achieve a consistent style and format. I am impressed by the help pages that I have found here, which give clear and helpful guidance without straying over the line into long

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Short. I'm not sure what the actual name was at the time, but I know that all recent news calls it "Bombardier-Shorts". It appears that the name was "Short Brother" but their airplanes were always referred to as being built by "Shorts". I think it's time I did an article on them, maybe that is a good

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On my page you said: Thanks for your help with identifying Monument Valley. I'm going to upload an annotated version, the work-in-progress version of which is at {undisclosed location}. Before I update it proper, I'd appreciate your comments. Thanks. -- Finlay McWalter | Talk 19:58, 9 Aug 2004 (UTC)

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Excellent! I'll make use of it. If you refer to my talk page, however, you'll see that Graz apparently requested and was granted this status -- he traveled to Rutland voluntarily, in other words. A quick check of my talk page's history confirms that his note from early June is now attributed to a

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I needed one today. I'm thinking of tying a string around my waist and affixing the other end to a Royal Mail collection box in Leicester. If I don't arrive back at Knowledge by late July, please do contact the authorities and ask them to follow the strand of green yarn that extends into the outer

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You're most welcome for the userpage assistance. :-) It was certainly an odd situation, made perhaps more odd by the fact that I would place you on the short list of Wikipedians with a sense of humor quirky and absurd enough to be amused by anon-vandalizing your own user page. I would place myself

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seems to be a worthwhile page in and of itself). I've personally taken to putting in the place and date (and time, sometimes) the image was taken. I try to name the things visible in the field (buildings, mountains). So you could say where you took the photos, and when (I think that's relevant and

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There are, however, "Attribution" {{msg:cc-by}} and "Attribution-sharealike" {{msg:cc-by-sa}} (infact, I think I'd rather the wikipedia was cc-by-as than GFDL, but that's not my call). Both satisfy my desire that they be commercially exploitable while addressing (to some extent) your understandable

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Well, I'm not handing you a to-do list here you understand, but things that leap to mind are: the subjects/faculties the university specialises in, the teaching and research evaluations/inspections results; more about the main campus (cotrell & pathfoot; facilities on campus, bookshop, pharmacy,

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Thanks, that's a lot better. This is the trouble with all too many of the "deep subject" wikipedia articles (tolkien, bible, starwars, science, etc.) - that one doesn't get decent context from the opening sentence, or that too much is assumed about the reader's knowledge of the subject. I pity the

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part of that page that you aren't listed, which would suggest that you've not been "sysoped". When you are, you can edit protected pages (it's rather too easy to do so without noticing), you'll see that anon accounts have a "block" option on "recent changes" and your watchlist, and there's a couple

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Finlay, good suggestion. As a rule, I revert any anon edits to real User pages that don't seem altruistic. I did in fact suspect that Elf got logged out and that it was he/she who did the edit, but because it was about being in the military and seemed a bit fishy, better safe than sorry. However,

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look at all the other things on the page - major world events that affect thousands or millions of people. While the company is large, the strike is not. A strike at all the Borders _might_ compare with a terrorist bombing, a national election, or an international sports game. You have to understand

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however, I must warn you that there may be things in Latin American Spanish that don't correspond to the Spanish of Madrid that I learned. I've been caught out on that a few times. But I suppose it is like a Spanish speaker getting caught out on the differences between British and American English.

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Thanks for your comments and tweaks on my articles. I'm getting in to it and I think Knowledge is great. Still finding my way around the help pages etc. I love the fact that people fix things up. Try as i might I am bad at proof reading myself. And I am learning how to make pages work properly from

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Thanks for yet another laugh at the reference desk (I spoiled your joke, I'm sorry to say with the real answer) re: dodge ball. The thought of "deathbrick" was hilarious, as was your explanation of the original name (Clarence-Hubert, was it?). :-) Reminds me of a time I once convinced two friends

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I don't know if I want it on the peer review page. I already got pounced on for calling it my article, so I'll try to refrain from doing that. Personally, I'd rather have people who've watched the show review the article (after this is all said and done), then I'd feel comfortable giving it to Peer

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Thank you for your erudite response! I like your idea about using images of adequate quality, but not posting the best. And I will not only change the permissions to the one CC which I found passably acceptable, but begin to employ your excellent idea for annotating images. BTW, one thing I do not

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With the advent of the thumbnail image syntax, I've taken to uploading at 800x600 or so. This is large enough to provide interesting detail, but not too big to waste bandwidth, and not big enough for anyone to make a decent hardcopy. That's just my preference, not some fiat I've decided to impose

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I do think that commercial exploitation should be allowed. If nothing else, Wikimedia really has to be able to sell copies (paper or digital) of wikipedia, and its a consequence of the licence that anyone else can too (it's a commodity, so the cost-to-consumer will quickly be on a cost-plus basis,

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While I have your attention, it seems to me you've worked a bit with images, so a question. Wiki is quite insistent that you take care in naming your images, because, it seems, uploading an image with the same name as one which is already on file replaces that image. I wish I could get that feature

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of trolls, freaks, and assholes of various sorts. The trouble is that those who daily fight off the undoubted hoard of bigots, degenerates, fascists, trolls, and escaped psychiatric patients lose the ability to distinguish between the normal and the abberant. It does make one somewhat hard to the

2299:" or something like that. Or maybe I've been fighting vandal too long, and can't see the humour in anything. I just recommended wikipedia to a friend of mine, and she raved over it, telling me of of humourous it was - I wanted to ask her for the locations of this supposed hilarity, so that I might 2202:

I saw the new picture earlier, and you're right that it's a better picture for the article. I do note however that you chose not to freeze your ass off climbing Dumayat - what a cop out! If I ever get around to fleshing out the article (it's very stubby at the moment), my "artistic" shot might do

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What a remarkably enlightened system. Thanks for the response, which is quite informative and more energy on your part than I could have reasonably asked. :) I will be in the UK briefly this July, and based on your advice, will confine my illegal procuration of knitted goods to towns in which no

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thing that I really want (but daren't mention on VP) is for wikimarkup to be "closed" - i.e. that there is no HTML or CSS, and no need for them. This will come in handy in a few years time when we want to transcode not into HTML, but into XHTML or whatever the latest whizzy post-web technology is.

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Don't google on "anal stretching" or obvious variations - you will find a lot of porn sites, most of which DO provide photographic evidence of the practice. I started the article, to be polite, less than half-seriously - but if kingpr0n wants to discuss it, I figure that's a better place than what

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Okay I've had a look and it seems okay - a minor correction and one addition. I was considering adding a translation of the name of the ship but there isn't really enough context to place it. The imagary of "Sonora" is mostly to do with a richly resonant sound (I imagine like a great concert hall)

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Wow! This is the neatest annotated Monument Valley map I've seen. At first look, I can't think of any suggestions, except for one you might not want to heed. I think that the colors look different from your original - it's likely just an illusion due to the titles you added or due to the resizing.

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Maps are a great addition to any geographical article, and indeed it's harder to get hold of useable ones than it is for someone to just write text. But all is far from lost - there's a surprising amount of geographic data that's freely available, some from US government sources (which includes a

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Thanks, the new version resolves my objections, and I've voted in the affirmative. This is what I consider to be the ideal kind of featured article - initially one says to oneself "why should I care about such a mundane subject" and then it drags one off and one discovers all kinds of reasons one

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While I'm here and in the bizarre mood I seem to be in, here's a tangent. You were kind enough long ago to teach me about the United Kingdom's laws (and to warn me away from pursuing my penchant for theft of woollen items while visiting your country). I wonder if you would answer a few questions

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I've put on the article the sound files you've asked. I'm searching some of Galego and of other areas of Brazil. I know a Galician reintegrationalist site that had somethink like that www.agal-gz.org If you hear let me know your opinion about the dialects, some you can hardly hear. Compare Carioca

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You say 'As a secondary issue, the images are a bit small, and the image pages aren't wikified.' Since these are my images, I can make them pretty much any size I like. How big would you like them? And how does one wikify an image page? Short of linking to my talk page, I don't see much to wikify.

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Because google doesn't have a real-time image of wikipedia. It crawls us incrementally, on roughly a weekly basis (and even then, doesn't always crawl everything). Their search is based on the pages in their last crawl, so it might take a week or two for the pages to appear in Google's copy. Note

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Yikes, navigation here is both wonderful within Knowledge and a little harrowing among its various tools and communication devices. I'm sure I'll figure it out eventually. I can't figure out what y'all must be clicking on to get that nifty username link & date stamp at the ends of your posts.

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I love geeks, I really do. But as much as this is the encyclopedia that Slashdot built, an encyclopedia is fundamentally general interest. The Jargon file element adds a bizarroverse second dimension to ECR where it doesn't really belong. In the grand scheme of things, it's a road. It's the king's

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Hmmm, that is a bit odd. I used to have a program that made mirrors of sites. You could enter search preferences and it would continuously troll looking for sites or mentions of whatever you were interested in. However, it could only find what was indexed on major search engines. As I consider how

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Thank for the edits and suggestions. I will post an inquiry to the forum you mentioned regarding the image. However, since this person seemed to have wanted to achieve anonymity, for whatever reason, I may honor his intent and not put the photo back up, no matter the ruling (If someone contacts me

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All done! As you can see, I avoid permanent stubs by leaving the 1-2 sentence ship descriptions in the generic article, since there is a vanishingly small chance that any article writer will ever want to link to one of them directly. The longer articles will eventually be linked when somebody adds

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Hi. I was in the process of changing "Abbotsford" to a proper disambig page when you changed it. Please give me some time to finish the prep work when I move an article in preparation for disambiguation. I try to resolve the links first before I actually update the original article to include the

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The prospects of moving wikis into the office are good, especially since they are already working well in nonwork situations, such as the well-known Knowledge. This free online encyclopedia, compiled since early 2001 by volunteer writers, now has hundreds of thousands of entries, making it bigger

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Nope-- sorry, I don't know how to get a free version of the WSJ article about Knowledge. Perhaps best to suggest people subscribe or go to their library. (I'm not even sure that the link to the subscription version of the article will stay valid over time, which is why I listed the title of the

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Boat does sound rather undignified, but I'm not sure sure ship is technically correct (there's some rule about being able to put to sea or cross the ocean or something that qualifies a vessel as a ship - but I'm no expert). While you're quite at liberty to rename it yourself (with the "move this

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It's an excellent article, and you've gotten the writing style and the level just perfectly. You also use some features I've never done (I especially approve of the wiktionary link). As I don't know anything about the subject (I rarely edit articles I do understand) I'll confine my revisions to

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maybe it was that there were specific (one-liner) articles, and they ended up getting elided into quake. Some stuff certainly belongs there, as it's about exploiting bugs in specific versions of quake. Other stuff, like circlestrafing, works on dozens of games (quake-related and not). So, after

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Did I understand you correctly on the Reference Desk? In the UK, if I, for example, shoplifted a sweater in 1965 and admitted it to a policeman today, I could be brought into court on charges of theft? I had no idea the concept was American....in fact I'd always suspected it was one of the many

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So, to cut a (very) long story short, I'd vote in favour if you licenced the photos under one of the two CC licences above (or GPL, GFDL, BSD, or PD). I'd like it (but it won't influence my vote) if the image were a bit bigger and there was some interesting textual content on the image page. --

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Wow! That is fantastic! I never knew there was so much to it - lets face it, its only surviving impact on modern culture is the "as if by magic...appeared" line which (like "and here's one I made earlier") is probably used by lots of people who have absolutely no idea from where it comes. If we

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guidelines are from what people actually give as reasons behind their vote but rest assured, I do not take it personally. After witnessing what sometimes bordered on the fallacy of the ad hominem attack in the voting process (aimed at someone who met fully the posted guidelines and who had never

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to receive a fair trial (that one cannot locate evidence, witnesses, or that the memories of those concerned will have decayed too much). So even if one stole that sweater during the international memorisation championships, where 100 noted memory-champions all clearly saw you, your actions were

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doesn't contain the Laocoon reference that you subsequently added to it. If mediawiki's own search functionality were turned on, then a search would find both articles (but then mediawiki's search function isn't nearly as smart as google's, particularly with respect to misspellings and accented

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for some examples). We tend to give registered users more benefit of the doubt (sometimes), mostly because it's possible to have a conversation with them (on their user:talk page) which really isn't possible for an anonymous dialup user with an ever-changing IP number. But in looking at this I

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I tried the "email this user" on your userpage, and it says "no send address", which means you haven't set an email address in your preferences screen. So no-one got it via wikipedia. Anyway, wikipedians very rarely use email, particularly for stuff like this - the talk page (or your user talk

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Oh, and there's always old maps that are out of copyright. You could either post them, or trace over them and add modern stuff schematically from memory (heck, I recon you could look at an OS map, so long as you don't actually copy or trace it). And someone in that bunch of links above is the

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Oh, don't worry about it. The featured-article process is often a dramatic one, and occasionally results in major changes to articles (and very occasionally their being deleted, when someone finds they're utterly unsuitable or copyvios). If it doesn't get nominated this time (the standard is,

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The guildline should maybe be changed then. Why have it say one thing but have that just be setting people up for getting shot down? Change it to say: You must have little to no life outside of Knowledge. You must be a dullard to the nth degree and your dullness should be a marvel to the entire

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couldn't be tried. British law just doesn't have this mandatory assumption. But the upshot is largely the same, as plenty of jurisprudence exists to say reliable evidence has to exist, and that the same recourse to reliable testimony be achievable, and any court will place (fairly commonsense)

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ended, which you apparently did not notice (pointed out by Darkelf, too); (b) I did not violate the "more than three times" rule, I made only three reverts; (c) I stand by my characterization that changing "Patriot" to "Pat Riot" is vandalism. In addition, I resent your implication that I need

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If you're close enough to the train station, it makes a pretty central place for railway based adventures. Oxford, Cambridge, and Bath are all lovely (although none are terribly close). Lincoln is nice too, I hear. But Leicester and Nottingham probably don't make ideal destinations. I hear

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Thanks, although my experience largely dates from the classic-quake era, and undoubtedly has dated badly. I'm a teensy bit concerned that this stuff isn't already in some other article somewhere, as I remember some discussion on VfD many months ago about a bunch of (one-line) quake-techniques

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Thanks for your comment and for spotting the Clark Field entry! I have redirected it and incorporated the other material. Clark Field was a term only used from 1919 to 1948 while it was under U.S. Army control. Clark Air Force Base is also incorrect as (1) I lived there three years and know

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Fortunately, (or hopefully) you are not employed in a clinical setting that requires diagnosis and treatment of people exhibiting sociopathic behavior. From my often accused point of view, all humans look pretty much the same to me, with minor differences in approach and in the ability to use

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a frigate and light cruiser, depending on what time period you are looking at. In fact, from what I can tell, there have been three Leander-classes during Royal Navy history. The first Leander to be the name ship of a class was a late 19th century cruiser. Then comes the light cruiser you are

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Super, thanks. Yeah, I wouldn't translate a ship's name (unless, for some article-specific reason, the translation was significant), nor would I bother to translate someone's name. Place names, particularly in the new world, are something of a toss-up. The irony of Las Vegas, NV, being so

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Your colour vision isn't as bad as you think. The unannotated one I first showed you wasn't how the photo came from the camera. To overcome the haze of the invervening atmosphere, and frankly to tart it up to make it look more "artsy", I did some rather radical photoshop work (significanly

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Dang, I thought I tried what you suggested but probably fumble-fingered it. Thanks for straightening it out. This wiki newbie is learning wiki standards in leaps and bounds. Meanwhile, do you/anyone have suggestions on more wikilike formatting or presention of the lists of definitions in the

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BTW I had considered photoshopping in the drool that Landseer, for some unaccountable reason, omitted to include in his painting, but decided that I'd better not overdo it since I'm not sure everyone considers drool encyclopedic. At least one press account of Champion Darbydales's All Rise

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I'm quite new to Knowledge. While I was frustrated with the refactoring of my first entry, ealier this afternoon - I was impressed with its speed - and, later, validity. I took some time to understand my mistake and re-posted in a way that I thought conformed to Wiki norms. Your latest

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Thanks! I'm not sure it's quite feature-worthy, but we could probably nab a picture or two from the external links. There's a few things I didn't manage to find out, so I worked around them - how long the episodes were (10 or 15 minutes?) and when was it first broadcast (70 or 71?).

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page) is the appropriate venue, and any wikipedian experienced enough to care about copyright or privacy would have posted there. It's curious that someone found the article so quickly - neither google nor yahoo has crawled the new page yet, so it doesn't come up in a search result. --

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I am happy with you explanation of copyright terms, and have submitted all of my articles with the hope the facts become apparent and included, the mere word and style used to portray the facts do not matter, beyond good grammar and spelling, and I admit I am not the best at this.

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for a second or third picture further down the page, which is all it was ever really meant to be. Thanks for letting me know, by the way. And with the new syntax you can't offer links to other pics, you have to use the old methods (a table or div) which is all a bit clunky! :)

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OK. Point taken. While I do think the significance of this event may well be worth "having noted" - my reasons for thinking this are blurred with my advocacy of it. I very much appreciate your taking the time to explain (and the Wiki's facilitation of this communication - Wow!).

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It was indeed you, and I think your awesome ability to deal with idiots whose necks I would gladly snap has gone unpraised for much too long. I don't know how you do it, although I've discovered that pumping out some reps with my (long neglected) barbells does seem to alleviate

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Yes, it is. I just checked it on mozilla, ie6, opera7.23 (all win32) and konqueror and galleon (linux-x86) and it looks fine on all. I'd usually say "cacheing", but the image in question was uploaded months ago. The most likely remaining explanation is that your computer is

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Yes I'll keep contributing when I can. Burst of activity due to being in holiday mood. In general I think its a good idea if you cant find things on Knowledge to come back when you have found it out somewhere else and start an article, even thought it might just be a stub.

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article. I frequently copyedit for hire, and I know the date formats do not conform to style, but I had not the patience to improve my donation to a community where members who are licensed physicians use colloquial insults to categorize those they do not understand.

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This is Finlay McWalter, accessing wikipedia via www.proxyweb.net - I'm doing this to test how it looks (due to a vandalism-in-progress). This is the first edit I've done this way - all the others that may appear to be the same are the real vandal, honest :) TTFN,

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rightly, high), put it on the peer review page and forget it for a while. It's amazing how an article one thinks is finished can be dramatically improved by a few fresh pairs of eyes. Frankly, I'm frequently disappointed to find that most of my original creations

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Thanks. Anywhere that is saner when I'm here must be very troubled indeed. I plan on contributing mostly by making up more facetious replies to folks wanting their homework done for them (I'm very tempted to write some baloney about seabirds to the "U-Tern" guy on

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The colors look funny to me. The reason you might not want to do anything about it is that my color vision is substandard. I'm not colorblind, but I'm not as sensitive to colors as most are. I shouldn't be judging things on color. On content, it's just excellent.

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and other items I wish removed or seriously edited. I will do this my self eventually, but I had hoped to make a significant contribution to an active family of editors, not find myself picking the splinters out of other peoples attention to my unfinished works.

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Thanks - I mostly added text to fill up the gaps between my photos :) This has the makings of a really interesting article, but there's so much to do, and several hard-to-get images to find. I added a TODO to the talk page, just as an aid to my own memory. --

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things as they are, not to be used to generate publicity for things. This story hasn't made it to the front pages of any major news website that I can find. If the strike spreads, then it might become noteworthy (as, for example, that coca-cola boycott is). --

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someone may have obtained my e-mail address I wonder if it could be due to some posts I made while not logged on. I noticed that the IP address was displayed and someone told me that this could therefore be traced. Anyway, I don't really care, just curious. --

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Thanks. Yes, this really isn't the grand tour :) In Britain we call this a "Sun Sea Sex" holiday (which a government health video once described as a "Sun Sea Sex Syphillis" holiday). It's nice to see that at least Herr Hass used is more productively. --

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more cameras (street, store, bar, traffic, speed, etc.) than anywhere else, mostly because local councils heavily subsidise them (on the unproven theory that they deter crime), so the memory champions won't be there, but the documentary film makers will. So

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Well, I must say I found the tone of the note you left on my Talk page a bit obnoxious; you are not a superior person to me because you're "above" being concerned with the article's content or because you're an admin. In any event, (a) the "revert war" had

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uses ship throughout, with the sole exception (at a quick glance) of "The 'teetotal' boat" Ivanhoe (1880), which he refers to in the text as a ship or as a steamer. May I request that someone who knows how to do these things moves or redirects the page to

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Hi, sorry for the delay in the answer, but I'm mostly offline these days - and I'll be for the next two weeks. I see no problems in integrating the name decoration artile with the name "mangling" one, but unfortunately I won't be able to contribute. BTW

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or whatever). A good photo might well end up on several pages (like, for example, the cloud page) and a wikified image page makes for a decent bridge connecting the two. Some folks also add information about photographic equipment they used (e.g.

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refers to him as "Josh, a slobbering 155-pound Newfoundland" and notes that "Due to loose lip flews, which allow them to breathe while they are dragging something in their mouths, Newfoundlands drool a lot. They can fling slobber up to six metres."

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Thanks, I didn't know that (makes sense, I suppose). Per your "two different" question - yes, one is title of the music, the other is the title of the lyric. The two have independent lives, in the same way that the music most commonly used for

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What's this British law? My training hammered into me that there's English law and Scots law, which is different, but comes to much the same thing. Shouldn't make a difference in this case, I hope. P.S many thanks for the excellent geology in

5551:. Thanks again for your invaluable photoreconnaisance efforts (I now have about a dozen large-size printouts from that USGS topographic site, all sellotaped together into a rough map of the area. It's so cool I think I'm going to keep it). -- 4858:. It's important that we use a standard naming scheme across the whole wikipedia, and I suspect the ship dweebs and boat nerds who hang out in that wikiproject will already have formulated a standard naming for paddlesteamers and the like. -- 411:

I'm sorry if I seem harsh, but you see we get rather a lot of folks who try to abuse the wikipedia to agrandise themselves, sell their product, promote their political belief, or just insert crazy shit like you wouldn't believe (take a look at

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Hi Finlay! Thank you for letting me know that Adam has declined nomination - for the third time now. No, I didn't know he had said "no" previously. It would be great to have him on board - but then again, it's entirely up to him. See ya

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I apologies for the pedantry in advance. In Spanish words ending in "ma" (apparently something to do with being Greek in origin) are typically masculine overriding the normal rule that words ending in "a" are feminine. Therefore "No es un

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sysop powers? For example, I don't appear to be able to edit protected pages; there's no "Edit this page" anywhere on the main page, or on other protected pages I've visited to test. Also, how does one go about deleting a page? Thanks.

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Hi, thanks for nominating my panorama pictures of Skyline Blvd. I used "PTAssembler" which is a GUI that is based on the PanoTools you mentioned. This way you don't actually have to deal with PanoTool's notoriously confusing interface.

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A wiki can gather, in one place, the data, knowledge, insight and customer input that's floating around a company or other organization. And it's a living document, since workers who are given access to it can make changes constantly.

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Hi, I thought I'd thank you for explaining here, rather than on the village pump, which is a bit bloaty at the moment. By the way, you're "Knowledge's database server has crashed." message made me curse, not again. Ha ha. Cheers,

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A wiki is a type of Web site that many people can revise, update and append with new information. It's sort of like a giant bulletin board on an office wall to which employees can pin photos, articles, comments and other things.

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limitations based on the circumstances. So the lack of formality will give as much as it takes, and your case might very well be dropped after only 18 months due to the difficulty in proving anything after even that timeframe. --

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re Greg Bear: No, that wasn't me. On the history page, you can see that an IP (62.60.???.???) edited just before and after me. I wouldn't log out, start a page, log in, edit, log out again, and edit some more in a short time ;-)

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un-meadowlike (or un "fertile valley" like, if one believes who ever did that page) certainly justifies its mention there (and heck, Point Arena is so tiny that I'm glad I could find anything at all about it). Thanks again. --

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No, there's no mention about the radio mast on Knowledge-PL. I've found some interesting and I think trustworthy information on the (Polish) net. As far as I can remember there were no victims and some web pages also say so.

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Thanks. I tried City Lights, City Lights Books, City Lights Bookshop, but never thought of bookstore, stupidly. I will, eventually, get linking right and appreciate the fact that you have fixed a number of my errors recently.

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via the FP process. I tend to find it frustrating when I click on a thumbnail and get an image that's just the same size - even if it were double the size of the thumbnail then it'd be worthwhile clicking on it to see more.

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As far as I'm concerned it's over, finally he let the link standing. As you can see I reverted only once, the other times were attempts to include what apparently he felt was so important. Thanks for protecting it now.

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No problem. I'm a FirstAssumeGoodFaith kinda guy. WRT filters, always happy to help. With photos showing up more and more often, I've begun the (probably dangerous) task of editing them as boldly as I would text. (See

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I don't entirely know - it's either the parser mistaking it for the namespace separator, or it mistaking it for the paragraph indent mark. It's a bug, either way, and I'll probably file a bug report accordingly. --

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I'm sorry if you took things that way- please accept my assurance that wasn't the tone I meant to project. When I say I don't care about whose right or wrong that's your guarantee that I'm not going to take sides. --

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Translating something structural and abstract like wikimarkup into something different will be straight forward (ish), but translating (often browser specific) HTML/CSS into the new new thing will be a lot harder. --

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I had nothing to do with his porn-related reversions, nor his initial listing on the vandalism page. I did see them, however, and I wasn't about to take them out, distasteful though I think they were. I left that to

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Well, thanks. I'm cursed, you know: people think I'm kidding far more often than I really am. Almost all Bridget Reilly pictures really are a bunch of zigzag lines, and an exhibition of dozens of the things at the

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Dearest Finlay, our finest named and best sense of humoured sysop! Thank you for your concern. I am out of here but i forgot to add "for the following two weeks" since i was in a hurry to catch a plane. I just hope

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Meelar's remark works just fine on my keyboard for the pipe/vertical bar. However, the image on the key looks like an elongated colon rather than a solid line and I'd never tried it. Thanks for your help. Ave!

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article just to figure out where it is (and even then I'm not entirely sure). If you're really into closed coalmines then it's probably the best place to go, other than that I don't believe it's much of a tourist

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Firstly, don't get me wrong - they're both great images, and they pass my biggest FP test (that they really help the article). I really need to cross-examine you for filter advice, as I have a thousand crappy sky

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I confess I was ripping off the Ping-Pong joke, but the version I saw had it invented by Liu Ping and Pan Pong, and thus their initial name for it was Liu Pan (where "loo pan" is britspeak for "toilet bowl"). --

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yeah, it's easy to not notice. I check the "remember my password across sessions" box on the login screen, and configure my personal firewall to make sure it allows the persistent cookie that wikipedia sets. --

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laboratory by Doctors Ronald Pong and Harold Ping. It hadn't occurred to me at the time to compound the joke by suggesting it was called Harold-Ronald at its inception. Brilliant stuff. Simply brilliant. :-)

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Hi Finlay, thanks for your help with the Wolfgang Borchert article. Since you seem to be somehow interested in the portuguese language, as am I, you may want to check may page, where I describe and discuss a

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really did give me a migraine. And I believe I did see some defense contractor was trying to use large projection systems to draw annoying moving patterns on things, to make snipers' jobs more difficult. --

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There's still no left hand/bottom of the page when I load it. Every other wikipedia page seems to be working for me. :( Lovely picture on Crag and tail by the way, it almost makes me want to climb it.

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is correct with the explanation of my example... I saw it on windows-specific code when writing a dll, and just assumed that it was the C convention. Turns out I was wrong... good luck with the article!

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Finlay - thank you for your welcome. You are right, I did make an effort to follow guidelines with the markup of my first page (not that it was very difficult !) and I am glad to know it is appreciated.

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already on the disambiguation page. The result has an inelegant and inappropriate title at the top - the P.S. Waverley is referred to as a ship, but never in my quick research as a boat. Ian McCrorie's

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00:08, 11 Jun 2004 (UTC) P.S. Washington's freeways are dreadful (around Seattle, at least) - worse than Los Angeles, according to some. But the smaller state highways are lovely and far less crowded.

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Sorry, forgot to add this one to my watchlist. Lowe's record of career total 18 tries for England was a record from his retirement until 1989. A few other players have gone past that number now, see

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I think that it would also be wise to add a comment into the source saying something like, "Please do not modify the first two paragraphs. Instead, suggest putative modifications on the talk page."

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user page as well so definitely needs to be watched. By the way, sysops do not have access to IP addresses. Only developers do, and even then I'm not sure it applies to all developers or just some.

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So assuming you're not going to take my obvious advice (don't go to England: it's flat, smelly, and dull, and hopelessly infested with english people), you're probably best asking someone south of

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I always can use a good laugh; enjoyed your "no more vacations for you" comment in requests for adminship. That was what I was afraid of the first time I turned down the adminship, too-- :-)

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coastline of Holy Isle with my GPS to get the outline. Well that would be fun once, but wikipedians are not about to re map the entire planet. Maybe aerial or satelite photos another option?

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Thanks? :) Assuming it's intended for me (or both Vicki and I), and assuming it recognizes the kind of reasoned dialogue I strive for, and not simply near-comatose sloth. :) Happy editing,

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but getting that into a nice snappy translation rather than a literal one isn't my forté. It can also mean echoing or loud depending on the context (which has, in my opinion, less appeal) --

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In other words, links should be created very carefully in order to avoid tension and unnecessary work later on. Europeans settled all over the world, so this title is absolutely misleading.

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Featured article candidates is essentially peer-review with added voting. I've seen several people get (unduly) disheartened by their articles being eviscerated on FAC - perhaps we should

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On the other hand, if someone, most likely a newby, actually writes an article and comes up with what has been stigmatized as a "dictionary definition", the deletionists have a field day.

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20:16, 23 Jun 2004 (UTC) P.S. The real question, of course, is this -- shoudl I meet GrazingshipIV in Rutland, ought I to rescue him or abandon him to his fate? Consider it carefully.

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In the meantime, the multimap links (or their other country equivalents) aren't a bad link (but naturally one can't copy the map itself into the wikipedia). Other approaches include:

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Finlay - thank you for the very timely information on my talk page. And don't let the situation with Plautus get you discouraged - it was my call, and I'm going to stick to my guns.

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My pleasure. This is what I like about wikipedia - you do something, I expand on it, you fix that, someone else adds something else. All the best articles are written this way. --

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I wanted to put this here, out of the way, I know you to be a long-time contributor but dunno if you're a sysop. After my thread on the village pump about a proposed article about

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I would have a WikiSpeculate site where anything not 100% kosher can be redirected for deletion or modification later. Deal with people who are making a real contribution first.

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that articles have been through peer-review first (where things are generally more informal). If you're feeling bruised, take a look at the discussion for fellow FA candidate

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If someone reverts, sobeit. It's a wiki, that's how it goes, but editorial judgment is not inherently foolish, and that jargon file stuff is a.) kooky, b.)Not Really The Point.

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Thanks for the photos in the Single Malt article. They're great! I've moved them around, as the "div" was causing problems on my browser, the text was overlaping the photos.

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recorded by dozens of independent documentary film makers, and all present (including yourself) made immediate comtemporanoues affadavits (with the presence of counsel) you

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I think there aren't any - I kinda suspect the real wild-west wasn't full of 'em either. One can take extended metaphors and allegories too far - witness those who watch

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If you intend to purge the wikipedia of all content you consider to be inappropriate for reason of geekiness, please report your intention on Knowledge:Village pump first.

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is that when people search for "Laocoon" - which is what 99% of searchers will do - they are not led to the articles. There must be redirects from the unumlauted forms.

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That didn't take you long to notice! For the moment I've just tweaked a couple of minor things and spolling mistooks, until I get used to it/into the swing of things.

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14:27, 22 Feb 2004 (UTC) (Ps: MG is indeed real - who would invent something like it, to cite somebody i know - although misspelt on purpose; not ginger, fortunately.)

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Nice to see you here! I have the blessing of a job that makes me travel a lot. From the pictures i intend to contribute when i return, you can find where i am now. :)

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poor alien archeologist who picks out a CD of wikipedia from the ashes of earth and spends his life trying to figure out whether Angmar is part of Scandinavia :) --

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If the guildlines bared such truths to the masses, it might prevent some of the boarderline interesting from wandering into the crossfire. Then again, maybe not :)

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Thanks, I'm glad you approve. We really need a diagram, showing the dimersal and neiritic stuff too, but I've tried and failed to produce anything worthwhile. --

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personally, and (2) the U.S. Air Force has a policy for using "Air Force Base" domestically and "Air Base" overseas -- why, I don't know, but that's what they do.

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of being such an ill-informed freshman, which isn't at all what I meant (quite the opposite), honest. Sad Compiler Dweeb yes, but not ill-informed freshman :) --

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Thanks, but largely I sound wiser than I am. That and the knack of google can get a guy pretty far (okay, I confess I knew the telephone stuff rote already). --

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I'm glad you guys came to an agreement, and the agreed upon passages appear to be a triumph of specificity. Rozenweigian calm, by the way, is explained above. --

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Urgh. It's not that good an article, being rather short and skipping some really important stuff. Worse, we don't have at least two of the pictures I think it

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back). I see the wiki remains in the same state of benign misrule that it was. Penny Arcade has a cartoon that seems to accurately sum the wiki up perfectly:

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for me? it was just a silly thing i created to make a point in VfD, now it should go. I hope i dont get a lecture for disrupting wikipedia from you... Thanks,

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Again, I'm not in a position to insist on this, but I do think it helps (I confess I've only been doing this lately, but I think it's a good idea - stuff like

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has, hopefully temporarily, left Knowledge maybe you wouldn't mind unprotecting the page and inserting the following intro passage which we have agreed upon:

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Feel free to say "don't do it" and... well, some links to similar discussions on the theme would be welcome. Some f&%*er must have attempted it before --

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with Saotomense. And hear the different Portuguese dialects with Nordestino -- its a mixture. Most out-Europe dialects are a mixture. Thanks for the idea! --

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did a good job (most anon new articles are very poor by comparison). Say, why don't you create an account - there are many (well, several) advantages - see

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I tell a lie, it's not half-assed, it's almost completely assed :) I've uploaded the current thing, which is more a bunch of todos than a real article, at

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I know exactly how you feel regarding commercial exploitation, and I've taken a conscious decision not to upload the "better" of my own photos (gallery at

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I just installed firefox 0.8 (ugh, ugleee) on my RH9 box and both the POV-ray and Utah pages render the image perfectly. All I can suggest is that you do

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As for placing it on internet-encyclopedia - I don't know what the SPOV would be, possibly something about the importance of goatse to /. trolling? :) --

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for that matter.) Would you be interested in a WikiProject Computer Science or something similar, to try to get some decent coverage of things like this?

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page" option, which requires no special qualifications other than one's account not being split-new), I'd recommend discussing this on the talk page of

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Your homepage has provided me with nice wallpapers for one good many week. :-) The flowers are a bit flashy, but the winter scenes are my favourites. --

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why are you deleting all my work? just because you are prudish does not mean that they are not useful contributions for others. SO BACK OFF. Kingpr0n.

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That's a mighty nice extended Wild West metaphor you used on the Village Pump. Where's do all the dance-hall gals and widder-women hang out? <G: -->

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Knowledge administration waistes to much time arguing about rubbish, dismissing useful imput, thinking the obscure and personal stuff more important.

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defense, the alterations on the porn star pages were genuine additions of genuine information, albeit concerned exclusively with anal sex. Of course,

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isn't so much for keeping rain off, but for acting as a totem for the raingod - if you have a raincoat, it won't rain, but if you don't, it will. --

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Just read your summary of A Kiss Before Dying on the reference desk and I just about died laughing! You think the shirker got an A on his/her paper?

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Thanks. Urgh, I'm not looking forward to spending tomorrow fending off the inevitable partisans and weirdos who will molest our humble article. --

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wikipedia maps project, who intend (at some point) to add extensions to the software so you can generate maps on-the-fly for anywhere on earth. --

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article is rather pathetic too, and there's only so much one can do in name mangling without having a worthwhile ABI article to which to refer. --

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Birmingham (the locus of the aforementioned dispute) is much nicer than it used to be (but then it used to be horrible). I think Angela lives in

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I added three alumni that have wikipedia pages (there's probably more, but that's all I could find). I can't really think of what else to add. --

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It was much too long - I've shortened it now. You can change what I have there as you like, but please try not to make it substantially longer.

4140:) and I'll get your advice then, if not arranging to hoist a pint of something together with you in the pub of your choosing. :-) Thanks again, 5022:

one thing I've not edited is the Rise of Scotland statement "This remains the south-eastern border to this day." - cries out for "except round

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is from about halfway up Dumyat (on the most oppressively humid day) and shows tiny scraps of the university. Not really idea, I'll admit. --

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Man, what a newbie error :) I've reworked it a bit, keeping it brief. Thanks. Oh, and don't come back from Beantown without a photo of the

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Hello, what an exciting user page you've got ("Knowledge has crashed" etc.), and there will always be people like me who believe it at first.

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Hope you can stick around now and then, though! It is a better, saner place when you are here. Good to see your name on the Village pump...

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but unfortunately the distinctive curve of the pipe is cut off at the top of the photo... something for SJB to remember for his next trip?

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Sorry I'm not of more help. Why in the world would you choose Rutland (unless your selection process involved a blindfold and a pin)? --

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for cheapo stuff like that. I think Rutland's size and the relative modernity of its name will make searching for info on it harder - try

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Finlay, althought you don't explicitly say it, from your image gallery, I suspect you're Scotish. Could you add some relavant pictures to

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to climb Dumyat. I am too lazy! I might have some other general pics of the campus on cd somewhere, I'll have to go and have a look...

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Don't give trolls ideas, please. You really shouldn't have suggested that Jack bring up Tannins de-adminship, that was most naughty;-) --

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the visitor of the week. I'm glad you liked 'em (although they're really a bit small for backgrounds - there's a proper background page

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page (faults, games, obstacles...)? If you can point me to a page or pages with appropriate formatting, I'm really good at copying. :-)

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Thank you for correcting me on HMS Serapis and your welcoming me to the Knowledge community. Yes, I have posted articles anonymously. --

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to see if you can make it more accurate? You seem like you might have the facts to be able to say once-for-all that he never existed? -

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I'm afraid this "England" country of which you speak is largely foreign to me - I can give chapter and verse of where of where to go in

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Sorry, I've not been paying much attention today. Yep, I think that makes for a big improvement - I can wholeheartedly support now. --

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This is another panorama I've taken that may interest you. What makes this one interesting is that it was taken at very close range.

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I have rewritten the Midoru article from a less subjective point of view, as you suggested. Any comments would be most appreciated.--

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If you can make the map, I will be happy to provide the information; such as the city limits shape and location within the county. -

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Thanks for fixing the caption, I couldn't see what the problem was. Why does putting a colon in a caption cause the font to change?

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I don't think it's technically a troll, but I suspect some disgruntled delete-ee or borderline vandal. You know, we should have a

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Yes, he was famous for uploading copyvios.Unless you want to make a claim for fair use, you might want to list it for deletion. --

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which featured a language with nine different personal pronouns, to accomodate its society's plurality of gender. But sie/her is

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No problem. It's one of wikipedia's great weaknesses that one's words can be subtly altered, sometimes in an invidious manner. --

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promise not to repeat past mistakes. This apology comes from my heart. Once again, I am extremely sorry. Sincerely, AlexPlank

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Essentially it strikes me I can add any number of sub-pages to my own space. With that knowledge come various difficult ideas.

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Thank you for taking my nomination down. As I said when I requested it be taken down, I was surprised at how different what the

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Thanks again & again for your responses on my talk page. *Is* there a CSS for wikipedia that one could reference in markup?

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Thanks for pointing out my bizarre comments on VfD. I've moved it to the right place now, so hopefully it makes more sense. :)

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Thanks, Catherine - I'll give it a try. Cache cleaning is an onerous, not-often-enough-done task (like resetting the desktop).

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I second Thalia's motion. I appreciate newbie helpers! Say, has anyone done an article on that standard graphics teapot yet?

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I am constantly impressed by your breadth and depth of knowledge, and assistance to people on the Reference Desk. Good job!

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article! It's absolutely fascinating to see such a good article about such an obscure topic emerge in only a few minutes :)

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As I'm doing a wholesale rewrite, I'll wait until the change is a net positive gain before bulldozing what's there already

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Other than big cities, I really don't think driving in the UK is terribly hard (the only thing that vexes the visitors is

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use my subpages as unencyclopaedic article space. I could do my little "depression" project and then put links to those

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will be tomorrow's featured article. The introduction looks like it could use some wikifying, as well as the summary at

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Here are some pics for you (non-pornographic this time). Pick your favorite an add it to the article. And then yell at

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I guess that's not allowed, even if done with the best of intentions, but I'm the sort of bloke that needs to be told.

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having come across this missing page, I've put some effort into filling the need and have taken care to use the title

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Thanks for the list of my Image uploads -- I want to make sure everything is tagged correctly. You're a kind soul!

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Thanks. You never know (perhaps he has a lazy teacher too). If you've not found it, there's some side-splitters in

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page to keep all these "unless you do X the wikipedia will die!" predictions. Some of them are rather amusing. --

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Thanks. I've found a better photo of the same subject, obtained permission, uploaded it and replaced <tu: -->

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thinking of, during and prior to WWII. The frigate was a postwar vessel, in service from the 1960s to the 1980s.

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Ooh... that page was protected? It looked decent to me, and such... sorry if I disrupted its protectiveness :).

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Your improved version is excellent. I've made some further edits, just to tidy things up a teensy bit more. --

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However, I realise that I would be piggy-backing off of Wikipedias servers - in effect getting free web space.

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The rhyme or the lowercase? Doesn't matter, I don't have a good answer to either. It's just my chosen name.

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Thanks :) As polls should stay open for at least a week, I'll refrain from replying until that time is up. --

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Now, I would (I like to think) do this in a spirit of providing more info to readers that might benefit them.

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True. Maybe it should have went through Peer Review first. Well, it's already happened...can't turn back now.

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Thank you for the heads up regarding changes made to my words on that talk page. I have removed my comment.

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Re your comments on the village pump, there's free ROT-13 implementations all over the web. See for example

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Good edit! - It certainly reads much better than it did - thanks. A good article about a great designer. --

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I hope you don't mind (revert if you do), but I pinched the chicken soup section of your user page for the

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Regarding the stretching... this apparently IS something people actually do. Some people also enjoy anal

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I saw your question on Emsworth's talk page, and thought that I'd answer for him; the PNLs "Bt" signify a

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I noticed that you participated in the discussion regarding reorganization of this page. I have written a

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Eh, I feel so resigned. Apparently I've written too much of it, and that's why someone else is objecting.

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into separate articles, one per ship, as per usual practice, so you might as well hold off on the tweaks.

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think a car is the best idea. One of the UK's most popular (albeit mostly inter-city) bus companies is

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of new things in "special pages" (it's really _vastly_ underwhelming, frankly). (I do see that you're on

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Hi, Finlay. I was just wondering: is there some kind of tutorial/FAQ that could explain how to actually

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Perhaps "gone to Rutland" should be the new euphemism for wikipedians "disappeared" in this manner. --

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that I have edited to portray Marshall, I hope it will assit you in creating your map. You can find it

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I'll do what I can, though I'm not sure I'd recognize partisan rancor on Scotland if I saw it! :-) --

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keep my particular style of conflict resolution humming. :) I really do appreciate it: thanks again.

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Were you going to include this as part of the Monument Valley article? Thanks for asking my opinion!

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The caption (while I think it is trying to be funny) turns out to be somewhat confusing. Perhaps "A

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I've rewritten it as a slightly better stub, and then noticed that we don't even have an article on

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I have to confess never having done this, so I don't know of a good way to avoid or fix the problem.

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You are very welcome. Your articles are great already.. my additions are barly called touches :) --

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Finlay - I love your sense of humor. Your comments always crack me up. Your recent ones over at the

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secondly (and rather tangentially), am I correct in saying this same type of honour was awarded to

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There are. When one moves a page, the software automagically leaves behind a redirect. So there is

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spent a couple hours pulling my research together, so I'm sure it had a couple of tangents, etc.

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re:Bridget Riley were great. Since you already have a barnstar, I hereby award you the title of

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So you were right about the lager but not about the duration. I don't think you could compare a

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I'd love to, but unfortunately I don't speak a word of arabic. You can find someone who does at

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Just to confirm, that really was me, but all the other evil done by that IP wasn't. Really. --

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Just wanted to say thanks for your answer on the village dump page (concerning opera browser).

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Praise from Caesar. Of course I forgot the neritic zone, and I regret not calling it "Pelagic

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first, that Banbury fact is new. How can I work that into the article? Perhaps the sentence

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coastal database of the whole world) and others from volunteer groups. Here's some resources:

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If you're into castles and stately homes and stuff like that, many (most) are operated by the

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is featured, has decent photos already, and actually covers the subject fairly completely. --

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Please forgive me for intruding -- this sounds like a caching issue. Try the suggestions at

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It looks pretty good, I added a little, but it wasn't outrageous. Thanks for the heads up.

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Not sure if you had gotten too busy, but I did reply to your last comments on the article.

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interesting, as those affect the weather), or perhaps link to the appropriate cloud page (

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noted problem user "Angela" hijacks our hero's beautiful prose for her own twisted purpose

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could find a photo this should surely be a featured article. Thanks, and well done ! --

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Then why does the Google-Knowledge search device not lead the reader to either article?

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because the ball was made of a curiously lightweight plastic invented by accident in a

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interested in Portuguese (I just seem to end up editing articles mostly at random). --

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04:48, 28 Jan 2004 (UTC) Also, I tried out the wiki table markup you found; works OK.

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because the vandal damaged some other things I did know about before killing Paul) --

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Great, thanks for checking it out. I was worried it was another non-existent one. --

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and would like any comments, criticisms, or feedback you may have to offer. Thanks,

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to "deep prehistory", but summing it up in two sentences is proving to be tough. --

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Yes, it's called a honeymoon here too - plainly our two languages haven't entirely

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I deleted all content from this page. Thank you for the help and your patience. --

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Finlay...oh, did I make your day? What context are you taking my contribution on

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Totally agreed! Finlay, please do stick around. We need you and more like you!

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is also used for the national anthems of at least two other countries (including

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ever made the stub made the stub. Use "who" in subjects and "whom" in objects.

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There's plenty about jumping in Quake, but I haven't seen anything about this.

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international trip? Remind me not to be reincarnated as your neglected cat. --

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Don't worry about it - that little warning is far, far too easy to miss IMHO.

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Thanks for the kind welcome and the links, Finlay. I appreciate both. Thalia/

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reading quake, I'm not worried that circlestrafing is excessive after all. --

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Yes, I believe it was "I can't believe he's not better". In my defense, that

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I like the improvements that you made to my revisions of pelagic. Good stuff.

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My pleasure. Your "Assume stupidity not malice" link could easily resolve to

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I'm afraid I don't know anything about the subject at all (I'm only watching

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Thanks for the input, I'm new around here and I thought that I was signed on

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Anyway, if you are a fan of copyediting, maybe you could do some more on the

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I left a reply at your talk page. Not a very positive one, I'm afraid ;) --

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but I found it funny. Do Russian articles take russian grammar? How about

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I would appreciate your not returning obscene material that I have removed.

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been significantly changed since I wrote them. Doesn't anyone care about

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I will indeed drop a note to explain, in case it weirded Elf out. Thanks!

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Thanks for reverting the caption ("A Landseer painting of a Landseer.")

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Finlay, for your tireless work here, I'd like to award you the barnstar.

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I think you should add that, it doesn't make things too complicated. --

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darkness of Rutland, where there is watersports and gnashing of teeth.

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organisms, DNA is distributed more or less throughout the cell. In the

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notice something quite surprising - I don't believe we have page about

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better signposted than their US equivalents, and British freeways are

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Super, thanks. That's quite a portfolio - you should add yourself to

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seem to be people remapping the entire planet with their GPS systems)

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article. I really shouldn't contribute without sleeping first. :-) -

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Good thing I looked-- I got the date wrong. Here are some excerpts:

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Finlay McWalter blocked "I am sexy" with an expiry time of infinite

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Hmm, I get an edit link no problem. You can always nominate me on

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directly. (and while you're at it -- please give SI units too!) --

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Here are some useful links in case you haven't already found them;

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Apparently, he's the 3rd Baronet Fiennes, of the town of Banbury.

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added some tweaks I'd been working on, hope nothing contentious -

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I should say, in defence of the ad-hominants (!) that we do get a

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You didnt change your position after the update of the article. -

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Ah, my bad. Both he and Proteus replied here, which I moved to

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make with "free" licences, I guess. A similar issue exists for

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Did Finlay quit? A mystery appears, and is (partially) resolved

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it means that british articles don't take american grammar. --

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For some reason (at least for me) the Utah teapot image on the

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in this weeks episode, Angela destroys finlays freetime forever

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our hero protects "USA PATRIOT act", and soon regrets doing so

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article and thouroughly enjoyed it. Keep up the great work!

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isn't) for the same reason - I added NASA shuttle photos to

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a link to a USGS infoserver (such as the topographic map on

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Hmm, on reading that back it might appear that I'm accusing

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Super, thanks. I think it should resemble the map shown in

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memorisation championship is taking place. :) Thanks again,

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I know exactly what you mean ;) Try the dumbells thing! --

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Er, what's happened to the talk page? (no link to edit it)

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Re Finlay's comment to me about my "ECR" commenting-outing.

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Lastly, some people are actually drawing maps themselves.

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Before you go on Wikivacation, do you feel like looking at

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if you accept the nomination or not. Thanks and good luck.

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who can say. all these sociopaths look the same to me. --

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of redcarpet updates (or stoning, like I said before). --

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Anyhow thanks for taking note and helping with the entry!

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Thanks for supporting my (absolutely harmless) article on

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Good response to the anon comment (re:redirection) on the

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What was the blanking for? You're not leaving I hope. :(

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has been improved; I think I address now your concerns.

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Urgh. I still haven't done the stuff I said I would on

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has a reference to filename name mangling by the way --

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You are aware of the problems we've been having over at

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because there has been another incident of vandalism by

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Urgh. I need to go wash my brain out with soap now. --

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to Knowledge. I hope you enjoy editing here and being a

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I've added a catalogue of my images as requested - see

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should care, and that it wasn't mundane after all. --

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Dear Finlay, i have a favor to ask :). Can you delete

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no es una problema. I think I'll make a redirect for

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Re: Borders Strike -- objection to latest refactoring

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for before/afters of what I have no qualms in doing.)

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It would be nice if you could add arabic writting of

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Amen to that. This place needs your sense of humor!

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Followup: Don't worry about my request... it's done.

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Thanks for expanding and correcting my typing on the

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has produced hundreds of UK political maps, such as

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the mysterious case of the weird comment alterations

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so that others can then start writing new articles.

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See 323: 230:Thank you for your comments on my article about 122: 4678:I'm not sure if you were joking when you wrote 127:Good work on noticing all those dodgy votes at 3248:aside (is there really any question?<G: --> 2170:Knowledge:Bad jokes and other deleted nonsense 4770:It's a bit late now for did you know though? 1633:the only admin with a sillier name than yours 160:BTW, I'm currently in the process of cutting 5215:I resent that remark! I am quite clearly a 1638:Not really. There's some stuff linked from 1145:The mysterious case of the warsaw radio mast 555:(amusingly a self-styled "crap expert"). -- 4749:Ah, well. The mystery continues! <g: --> 4595:Vfd on Faversham munitions/solomon holbourn 3473:), which also seems like a good idea to me. 3253:has so misled me about the widder-women! - 1854:On a less enlightened note, the UK now has 1385:Knowledge:nominations for freezing to death 5528:Yep, clear is better. It will look great. 5142:Hi again :-) After your comment regarding 4919:Wikification done, and cut'n'pasted into 4693:? Thanks for lightening up my day! :-) -- 216:http://as.alliancestudio.com/tk/rot13.html 2681:Hi.. I'd just like to say, great work on 1387:if you want. Incidentally, the photo on 821:article for NPOV. Perhaps I should have 5098: 4891:Thanks for my little welcome message :D 4569: 4455:cross-posted to several user talk: pages 4217:Another World featured article candidate 1649:Knowledge:Recently_created_admins#Meelar 5579:I'll have a look at it this evening. -- 5431:- is there a proper way of saying that? 5425:"...inherited the Baronetcy of Banbury" 5067:) 29 July 2004 The Wall Street Journal 4390:a half-assed version of "name mangling" 4001:for me, if you can/wish to? I will be 3818:project for learning, mainly vocabulary 1668:Just in case you're not still watching 1264:Thanks for markup on dog agility photos 14: 5339:So, in conclusion, it's hard, but not 4685:british articles take british grammar. 3855:Henry IX Pumpnickel, Duke of Pupkewitz 3471:Image:Wt9 schleuse3 augustus locks.jpg 2531:article is invisible (as it is on the 2498:. More to come over the weekend... -- 2367:dont leave!! Hoping to hear from you, 2039:. DNA is sometimes referred to as the 131:. The user in question has vandalised 4921:Knowledge:Tomorrow's featured article 4909:Knowledge:Tomorrow's featured article 4057:POV, maybe Washington is better). I 759:When it comes to the Leanders, it is 2685:! It's very much appreciated. :) -- 2430:Thanks (although I'm not really all 1327:Hey, whomever made the stub article 1059:Thanks for the Username trick :-) -- 902:wikipedia:Prognostications of Doooom 2982:April Fools Day. I think it's the 2951:I don't mind being a he, or even a 2508:Knowledge:Wikipedians/Photographers 1169:Ha!-- found it in my welcome mail. 1117:Misterrick reporting more vandalism 69:If you have any questions, see the 23: 5171:User:Finlay McWalter/name mangling 4405:User:Finlay McWalter/name mangling 4031:, but I confess I had to read the 3984:moved colliery band discussion to 2095:, most of the DNA is found in the 1106:Please review my clarification at 727:Hi Finlay, I've nominated you for 24: 5638: 3749:Howdy. I've made some updates to 3700:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Cities 3496:. Great pictures, both of you! 1931:?". Await geology with interest-- 1804:things we borrowed from Britain. 1552:google's cache of your user page 1108:wikipedia:conflicts between users 4923:. Is that summary too long? -- 4903:Just to give you some warning - 1927:tempting the question "Houston, 1336:Knowledge:Why create an account? 837:You're now an administrator. -- 733:Knowledge:Requests for adminship 659:guide to dealing with wikistress 610: 5576:Point_Arena,_California#History 4811:Nice photo of copper stills at 4637:on the bonafide article pages. 4388:Hi, Finlay. You said you have 3410:http://www.mcwalter.org/images/ 2959:, did I remember correctly? :) 1511:The problem with umlauting the 1126:Knowledge:Vandalism_in_progress 678:Life is like a branch of Dixons 5343:hard, to get a decent map. -- 5085:than any other encyclopedia. 4611:ANON, WITH GRATITUDE, FAEDRA. 3019:(Austrian and Swiss original: 1161:Thanks for dog agility comment 933:Amusing, but Tolkien's not my 340:Simplify. Economize. Edit. :) 13: 1: 5379:disambiguation text. Thanks. 4973:Thanks for the help with the 3719:I'm uploading a blank map of 3461:Image:Wfm glasgow wolfson.jpg 3249:). But I'm disappointed that 2063:and transmitted to offspring. 1083:I just finished reading your 5307:Kansai International Airport 3692:Knowledge:WikiProject Cities 3355:are my images (I appreciate 2779:Which old, bad Wikipedian? — 1497:Sysop Protection Pledge Poll 454:Please see reply at my page 414:Knowledge:Votes for deletion 52:How to write a great article 7: 5330:Image:Scottish clan map.png 5313:covers this in some detail. 5115: 4899:Tomorrow's featured article 4856:Knowledge:WikiProject Ships 4845:? Would be most obliged, -- 4813:Image:Sjb whiskey still.jpg 3751:Image:Earth tilt sample.jpg 3204:very nice extended metaphor 2115:also carry DNA, as do many 2099:, which are located in the 10: 5643: 5629:17:45, Aug 13, 2004 (UTC) 5322:Image:ScotlandStirling.png 4985:16:06, Jul 29, 2004 (UTC) 4915:04:31, Jul 29, 2004 (UTC) 4657:03:56, Jun 26, 2004 (UTC) 4593:22:08, 24 Jun 2004 (UTC)) 4587:temp: this page is to big! 4399:10:02, Jun 14, 2004 (UTC) 3686:01:36, May 22, 2004 (UTC) 3617:articles. I'll search. -- 3571:03:44, May 15, 2004 (UTC) 3494:Knowledge:Clear your cache 2426:17:36, Mar 21, 2004 (UTC) 2327:00:19, Feb 18, 2004 (UTC) 2091:and in other multi-celled 1990:Firstly, thankyou for the 1982:14:41, Feb 12, 2004 (UTC) 1767:See you around the Wiki, 1103:01:30, Jan 22, 2004 (UTC) 1063:23:21, Jan 20, 2004 (UTC) 841:03:16, Dec 22, 2003 (UTC) 829:22:03, Dec 18, 2003 (UTC) 791:Unemployed Ph.D Deathmatch 709:02:51, Dec 13, 2003 (UTC) 500:blanked and replaced with: 461:06:21, Nov 10, 2003 (UTC) 380:that wikipedia is here to 356:lists of arbitrary rules. 173:OBs for battles and such. 81:22:57, Sep 14, 2003 (UTC) 5583:16:38, 12 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5383:18:45, Aug 4, 2004 (UTC) 5114:21:18, Aug 1, 2004 (UTC) 5018:20:00, 29 Jul 2004 (UTC) 5008:19:31, Jul 29, 2004 (UTC) 4942:16:49, Jul 29, 2004 (UTC) 4895:21:40, 26 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4883:19:59, 26 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4849:00:11, 26 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4819:13:02, 2004 Jul 25 (UTC) 4790:21:14, 23 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4726:23:43, 29 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4697:17:43, 28 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4670:02:11, 28 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4621:suffering with depression 4615:Suffering from depression 4498:20:21, 23 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4473:14:27, 22 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4462:proposal for a new format 4443:08:39, 20 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4430:13:24, 16 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4225:00:28, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4199:23:20, 13 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4014:22:10, 10 Jun 2004 (UTC) 3938:22:17, Jun 8, 2004 (UTC) 3911:User talk:Felix F. Bruyns 3738:02:42, May 22, 2004 (UTC) 3373:01:22, 2004 May 15 (UTC) 3174:Charles Rennie Mackintosh 3098:06:07, May 5, 2004 (UTC) 3075:05:09, 29 Apr 2004 (UTC) 3045:15:46, 27 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2913:16:00, 26 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2734:. BTW I added picture of 2722:21:38, 31 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2689:03:52, 31 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2673:02:05, 30 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2617:00:14, 30 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2552:and should be stoned. -- 2543:19:24, 28 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2502:02:33, 27 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2483:01:01, 27 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2453:16:54, 23 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2357:03:59, Feb 18, 2004 (UTC) 2287:02:34, 17 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2211:18:10, 16 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2164:23:54, 13 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2130:17:26, 12 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2031:of all cellular forms of 1975:I tried a Google search ( 1954:02:37, 10 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1664:Mara Jade, Emperor's Hand 1487:02:29, Feb 6, 2004 (UTC) 1379:23:37, 30 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1356:21:32, 30 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1303:01:29, 30 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1277:21:36, 27 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1260:17:16, 26 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1200:05:06, 26 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1173:00:56, 26 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1157:00:02, 26 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1113:02:24, 22 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1091:23:48, 21 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1075:20:53, 21 Jan 2004 (UTC) 961:21:37, Jan 7, 2004 (UTC) 941:01:41, Jan 7, 2004 (UTC) 865:19:15. 24 Dec 2003 (EST) 861:Thanks! Merry Christmas! 809:16:15, 18 Dec 2003 (UTC) 770:02:28, 15 Dec 2003 (UTC) 742:03:38, 14 Dec 2003 (UTC) 716:01:24, 14 Dec 2003 (UTC) 701:thanks for the welcome(s) 621:03:32, Feb 6, 2004 (UTC) 580:03:08, 14 Nov 2003 (UTC) 547:22:06, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC) 474:01:03, 11 Nov 2003 (UTC) 360:09:12, Nov 8, 2003 (UTC) 222:01:44, 26 Oct 2003 (UTC) 191:08:47, 24 Oct 2003 (UTC) 168:19:19, 19 Oct 2003 (UTC) 139:23:06, 30 Sep 2003 (UTC) 101:23:27, 14 Sep 2003 (UTC) 73:or add a question to the 18:User talk:Finlay McWalter 5613:23:35, 12 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5592:20:20, 12 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5559:00:02, 11 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5532:23:59, 10 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5517:22:28, 10 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5497:02:33, 10 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5471:06:01, 5 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5408:20:22, 4 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5248:10:47, 4 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5165:17:28, 2004 Aug 3 (UTC) 5134:13:30, 2 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5119:Thanks for your comments 5045:20:30, 29 Jul 2004 (UTC) 5030:20:21, 29 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4997:16:44, 29 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4965:17:08, 29 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4931:16:44, 29 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4866:00:51, 26 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4802:23:20, 23 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4778:16:47, 2 Jul 2004 (UTC) 4754:00:19, 30 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4742:23:50, 29 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4709:17:52, 28 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4553:18:58, 25 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4533:17:16, 25 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4506:20:54, 23 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4419:23:01, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4369:23:46, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4342:23:30, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4303:23:14, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4283:23:10, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4275:? Apparently not ;) -- 4249:23:03, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4238:23:01, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4212:23:01, 14 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4173:00:32, 11 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4128:23:41, 10 Jun 2004 (UTC) 4022:. Congratulations, btw. 3894:23:20, 2 Jun 2004 (UTC) 3876:11:28, 28 May 2004 (UTC) 3862:07:46, 28 May 2004 (UTC) 3843:23:46, 28 May 2004 (UTC) 3825:20:17, 28 May 2004 (UTC) 3800:00:03, 24 May 2004 (UTC) 3787:23:26, 23 May 2004 (UTC) 3777:00:35, 23 May 2004 (UTC) 3762:14:44, 22 May 2004 (UTC) 3711:02:07, 22 May 2004 (UTC) 3670:16:35, 18 May 2004 (UTC) 3651:02:43, 18 May 2004 (UTC) 3636:19:42, 17 May 2004 (UTC) 3626:19:37, 17 May 2004 (UTC) 3611:19:27, 17 May 2004 (UTC) 3592:19:25, 15 May 2004 (UTC) 3543:02:59, 15 May 2004 (UTC) 3505:05:06, 15 May 2004 (UTC) 3349:Image:mackerelskybig.jpg 3344:A couple of questions: 3332:22:19, 13 May 2004 (UTC) 3319:22:18, 13 May 2004 (UTC) 3305:22:16, 13 May 2004 (UTC) 3290:09:32, 12 May 2004 (UTC) 3275:04:32, 12 May 2004 (UTC) 3258:03:15, 12 May 2004 (UTC) 3236:01:47, 12 May 2004 (UTC) 3214:01:34, 12 May 2004 (UTC) 3092:Hero of the Soviet Union 3058:23:40, 27 Apr 2004 (UTC) 3002:16:54, 28 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2967:15:59, 28 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2942:09:13, 27 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2926:17:22, 26 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2892:02:39, 16 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2873:12:22, 15 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2824:20:31, 15 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2783:22:06, 6 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2709:13:09, 31 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2655:02:45, 30 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2634:01:02, 30 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2595:23:35, 28 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2572:23:12, 28 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2560:19:51, 28 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2518:02:06, 28 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2470:02:54, 24 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2460:Knowledge:Reference Desk 2445:23:53, 21 Mar 2004 (UTC) 2394:11:12, 22 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2371:15:02, 19 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2346:00:26, 18 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2335:00:24, 18 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2311:02:48, 17 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2262:20:42, 16 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2243:19:34, 16 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2223:18:53, 16 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2184:00:12, 14 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2151:19:14, 12 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2138:17:48, 12 Feb 2004 (UTC) 2103:. The energy generating 1966:02:44, 10 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1935:13:06, 25 Jul 2004 (UTC) 1911:23:30, 24 Jul 2004 (UTC) 1891:23:04, 24 Jul 2004 (UTC) 1808:21:19, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1707:17:34, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1699:Re: "Rosenzweigian calm" 1681:15:35, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1640:Knowledge:Administrators 1605:02:53, 8 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1593:22:20, 7 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1572:12:58, 7 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1547:12:05, 7 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1519:04:08, 7 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1503:00:54, 6 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1480:02:57, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1456:02:44, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1440:02:24, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1419:23:53, 30 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1399:23:43, 30 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1342:03:07, 28 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1316:01:58, 30 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1289:05:02, 28 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1140:03:27, 22 Jan 2004 (UTC) 992:13:10, 8 Jan 2004 (UTC) 925:03:14, 5 Jan 2004 (UTC) 896:14:14, 2 Jan 2004 (UTC) 852:03:37, 22 Dec 2003 (UTC) 819:The Machinery of Freedom 750:18:18, 14 Dec 2003 (UTC) 697:21:22, 8 Dec 2003 (UTC) 668:18:01, 8 Dec 2003 (UTC) 640:16:36, 6 Dec 2003 (UTC) 588:03:16, 14 Nov 2003 (UTC) 559:22:14, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC) 482:01:10, 11 Nov 2003 (UTC) 441:00:58, 10 Nov 2003 (UTC) 389:00:17, 10 Nov 2003 (UTC) 177:21:21, 19 Oct 2003 (UTC) 118:11:34, 15 Sep 2003 (UTC) 109:23:46, 14 Sep 2003 (UTC) 93:! - work on the article 5547:It's done, linked from 5475:name that butte (redux) 5455:20:37, 4 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5367:12:30, 4 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5351:12:23, 4 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5230:19:30, 2004 Aug 6 (UTC) 5204:17:47, 3 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5185:17:44, 3 Aug 2004 (UTC) 5124:other people's tweaks. 4839:paddle steamer Waverley 4834:Clyde Pleasure Steamers 4823:paddle steamer Waverley 4094:into closed coalmines). 3979:15:38, 9 Jun 2004 (UTC) 3951:22:35, 8 Jun 2004 (UTC) 3921:23:23, 2 Jun 2004 (UTC) 3479:Regarding moving images 3353:Image:redskyatnight.jpg 3198:00:13, 9 May 2004 (UTC) 3183:23:12, 8 May 2004 (UTC) 3168:23:23, 7 May 2004 (UTC) 3146:23:12, 7 May 2004 (UTC) 3132:19:30, 5 May 2004 (UTC) 3117:18:31, 5 May 2004 (UTC) 2851:21:02, 8 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2795:21:02, 8 Apr 2004 (UTC) 2762:16:52, 5 Apr 2004 (UTC) 1871:22:15, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1843:22:02, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1831:21:59, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1790:18:41, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1771:18:39, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1755:18:41, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1736:18:26, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1724:17:50, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1694:16:50, 9 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1659:22:23, 8 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1617:02:55, 8 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1564:12:31, 7 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1539:11:42, 7 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1491:168 asks Finlay to vote 1469:02:51, 5 Feb 2004 (UTC) 1015:13:22, 8 Jan 2004 (UTC) 1004:13:15, 8 Jan 2004 (UTC) 978:21:51, 7 Jan 2004 (UTC) 908:14:22, 2 Jan 2004 (UTC) 817:Thanks for editing the 684:18:13, 8 Dec 2003 (UTC) 648:16:45, 6 Dec 2003 (UTC) 312:14:53, 4 Nov 2003 (UTC) 292:16:12, 3 Nov 2003 (UTC) 272:15:23, 3 Nov 2003 (UTC) 256:16:58, 2 Nov 2003 (UTC) 245:15:36, 2 Nov 2003 (UTC) 5103: 4574: 3822:Get-back-world-respect 3453:Regarding wikification 2882:Thanks, I'll fix it. 2051:and used to propagate 2029:biological development 1799:Statute of limitations 1644:List of administrators 676:, in the absence of a 5102: 4573: 3904:User: Felix F. Bruyns 3753:. Interested in your 3221:The Lord of the Rings 3063:Thanks for image list 2010:Deoxyribonucleic acid 1994:- it is appreciated. 1307:You're welcome. 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