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a very silent job; we often just find mistakes and fix them, but this does not stop the same mistakes from being made repeatedly. It would be far more productive to discuss failings of grammar, spelling, punctuation and general style on one easily accessible page. It would be great to have our deliberations on one page, rather than on thousands of unique pages. Furthermore, I find that nearly all the errors that I correct are on pages that no one has ever tagged for copyediting. I should bet that many Wikipedians have qualms over style when they read articles, but do not wish to engage in a wasteful fight with the original article writer. I think that people would be more enthusiastic if they could refer their opinion for general debate. Templates could be added onto pages with a message like ‘some of this article’s grammatical accuracy is disputed’, with a link to the discussion on the grammar desk. The petitioner could explain why they find something wrong, and we could all give our opinions. This zone would not be solely reserved for debates about particular pages, but about grammar questions in general. (I can think of many, such as: why should there be an apostrophe s after numbers?) The discussions could help to formulate a more comprehensive style and grammar FAQ. I think that any centralised system has to be better than the current adhocracy. Sometimes, we have to be vigilantes, but it is more constructive to have consensus.

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where to get the information from, apart from my own hazy memories. Trust you are well, and sorry I never really gave a long enough description to you those months ago about what it's like sitting in a greyhound bus going across there - I did it up to 4 times i think, I've done the train 4 times, and by car 6 or 8 I forget. The last time (excluding flying over of course) was the best for drama, my car rolled just out of caiguna, but that's a very long time ago now. Cheers and have a very good christmas. Best Wishes

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one. On my user page I have posted a short rant about commas. I hope that you don't mind that I have included your comment on my user page to support my campaign for better punctuation. I will put a link to it at the end of this message, and I warn you that I have offered free commas to anyone who feels they don't have enough, so you will come across a block of several dozen of them. Thanks again. Regards, Kevin. Here is the link to my user page:

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Consequently, I do not often use them, although, sometimes, they seem weirdly necessary in speech. For some reason, there has been a schism between 'I do not need to' and 'I don't need to;' many people consider the latter to be totally decisive, and the former not. I do not see why some contractions are necessary; shouldn’t, didn’t and the like have as many syllables as their non-contracted versions, so why must they exist? --

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have, I feel, severely damaged one of the key gifts in life: the ability to write fluently. It is quite astonishing that a large proportion of those who learn English as a foreign language have better grammar skills than many native speakers. I do not consider it a negative thing to want precision in language; in fact, simplifying language usually serves to make it more difficult to understand.

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I'm fascinated to learn that you use a text reader (what a boon that must be!) and would love to know how my article sounds -- as opposed to how it reads for visually typical folk like me -- and whether you have any suggestions about this subject that I can incorporate in future articles, so as to make them more listener-friendly for people using such devices. Cheers!

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It's getting very late here, so I'm not thinking straight - but how about having modern times redirect to modern times (disambiguation), which can mention the article modern world? We don't need admin powers for that, and that would preserve all the history in one place. I think disambiguation is the

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I never fire the first shot. Someone reverted my change without debate, just taking the attitude that they knew better than I what was worthy of inclusion, without discussing it first. I try to maintain an even keel, but I will not put up with someone who cops such an attitude, and they will get it

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Ground Zero and Graham: firstly, excuse me if this makes little sense: I have just arisen. Secondly, I agree totally with what you both propose. I think that it is rather detrimental to Knowledge that there is not much in the way of grammar discussion. As you both know, fixing spelling and grammar is

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I've been meaning to ask you a question, Graham. How does the speech synthesizer alert you to the presence of Knowledge links in articles? And then how do you select them? Links seem to be an important component of Knowledge, and I see that you use them effectively in your writing. Thanks in advance,

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Also, I think it's great we have a least one person contributing in large quantities to this project who uses non-visual interfaces. I am well aware of web accessibility issues, and have worked with people who use non-visual interfaces. I think it is very important that the project keep these issues

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Hi Graham, yes that paragraph needs attention, I didnt want to specifically go through the politics of greyhound and the other bus companys and all the rest, so was trying to be a bit indirect if you get my drift, it's almost a separate article the issue of inter-state bus issues, but I have no idea

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Thanks for your comment on my page. You're right it's a stub, I put in what I was able to learn from various Boyd biographies I'd been reading but there wasn't much on the theory itself. My further searches have indicated that much of Boyd's work ended up either being classified, or copyrighted and

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Graham—Thanks for your correction in the article on the Tasmanian devil. You may be interested in hearing the article on JS Bach at some stage; it was apparently put forward for promotion to featured article status some months ago, and not surprisingly, failed. It's still in a mess, but I'll be able

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Graham: thanks for your comments about my edits to Steven Fletcher. I have been trying to improve the quality of writing on Knowledge so to make it easier for everyone to read. I had in mind people who are reading English as a foreign language, but your reason for using correct punctuation is a good

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Hi Graham, just got on, and found you've been cleaning up some of the articles that I have started to do with the hills out of perth - I'm the person who never adequately explained the nullabor experience, although I now have a signature of satu suro which in indonesian is the name of the first day

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and listmania with them. I've been attempting to reform them and found myself with accusations such as those presented there which have usually been misinterpreted (sometimes purposely so) to make it seem as vandalism etc. I have asked that no other people on Knowledge I know vote in any of my afds

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Hello, Graham. I only ran across the Hummel article today, seems a good article. Thanks for your explanation of "his perfection condemned him to oblivion" - the phrase you put on the talk page seemed fine, so I took the liberty of putting it almost verbatim back into the article. I tidied up the

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I'm also very interested in your visual impairment - you're the first blind web user I've ever had contact with. If you don't mind me asking, how are you able to enter in wiki markup when you're contributing to articles? And can you type, or do you just use a speech-to-text engine (as you seemed to

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Dear Graham: the insights that you made on my user talk page interested me greatly. It pleases me to see someone who also has an interest in preserving our language and using optimally. I find it saddening that this can be called pedantry. Reverse snobbery and many schools' refusal to teach grammar

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Graham - you asked about my involvement with elevators - I actually work for OTIS Elevator Company in Sydney as a software and systems engineer. In addition to taking care of the more basic day-to-day IT issues in our department, I also write and maintain software that controls the elevators. So,

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itself holding the disambig content; I've already copied it over (the disambig was all mine in the first place, so loss of history isn't an issue), and it doesn't make sense to have a "(disambiguation)"-qualified page if the naked-name article doesn't hold the most common meaning. Otherwise I'm in

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I see we both live on the edge of civilisaton. I find it interesting that you found no truth in my alterations to the violence article. Maybe one of the blind people i see in town frequenting coffee shops is you, unless you are a net junkie. If you are ever in central park, forrest chase or inside

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I perhaps tend to agree with you, however I have another idea how this list could be still accomodated with the "science" page. I am developing an article titled "Language of science". You would agree that the lexicon of science includes many words that are not common in the common language. Words

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Ok, I'm one of those odd wikipedians born in the 1950's - I dont think there are many of us, so I can remember being on a Greyhound bus over twenty years ago when one of the passengers of dubious morality or otherwise if you get my gist realised that they might get apprehended for a misdemenour if

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Hi Graham -- I'm delighted that you enjoyed the article -- thank you for letting me know. I'm sure Jim and the boys would be thrilled to know that their music is spanning the generations. If you have any comments or criticisms, please get back to me, as I would be most interested in your thoughts.

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We too have just had major increases in gas prices. Looks like we the state of tennessee will have some refugies coming here, noted in the newspaper this morning showing cots in Knoxville, Tennessee. Anyway, don't want to take up much of your web page here chatting about the hurricane....laugh out

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Thanks again, Graham. I've responded in a bit more detail at my talk. I've added a "summary" attribute to the infobox, reading "general, armour, armament, and mobility characteristics of the T-34"; would you check if it does anything for Jaws? I'm turning in now, but I'll probably address the

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Graham: Thank you for supporting my nomination for adminship. I am honoured that you and others think highly enough of my contributions here to support the nomination. The admin powers will enable me to patrol for vandals more effectively, amongst other things. I promise to use my new powers for

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I agree, incidentally, about the use of contractions. I come from a rather untouched part of the country, and there, contractions are used as often as the word 'pavonine' is. Most people around here cannot pronounce nt together, and instead, if quoting a contraction, say something similar to ąt.

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as a 'non-notable company'. Please explain exactly who you are, and what is your position at Wkiipedia? You include links to other websites in the cylinder phonograph section. Most of these, too, are non-noteable, since they are individuals who restore cylinders for a hobby. Take "tinfoil", for

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sections into multiple columns, because they perceive the long list as wasting screen space. This is currently done by putting the content in table cells, which I understand is bad for accessibility. I've tried to create a new template for columned data that does it with floated divs and CSS

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If you are blind, do not take out people's writing. You can't even see what it looks like, fool. Could you not amend pages when you can't even see what you're doing, please? You would think a blind person would have the common sense not to amend other people's work, but no. You dabble. Idiot.

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they werent careful. Also there have been news reports in the last decade where people on the run have been apprehended their due to the police station. Thanks for putting it back. You're doing a great job, so I wasnt going to complain if you had had a good reason for editing it out.

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Sorry about the line breaks; they're an artefact of a text editor I sometimes use. I don't know of a convenient way to remove them automatically, but I've just gone through the Muslim Brotherhood articles now, and I think I've removed all of the extra line breaks. Hope this helps.

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It's not that ugly, if we can just figure out some specifics. In looking at a Knowledge page source, the Common.css stylesheet seems to be loading, and so I'm unclear why your new JAWS version isn't supressing hiddenStructure. Can I ask what (if any) you've set as your skin in

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articles: does it need a title, or ID, or class attribute to indicate that it's a navbox? Does it need a skip link? Are its contents understandable? Atypically, this article has a second infobox, in the "Revolutionary design" section for layout reasons—should it be at the

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There's a table in the section "Soviet medium tank models of WWII". The section heading serves as its title, the table's caption as a supplementary note. There are line breaks in some of its headings—is that bad? Can the readability be improved? Should it have a summary

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Thank you for referring me to the pages on signing and edit summaries, I will try to keep those things in mind for future edits. One thing that I don't understand, however, is how you added the "talk" button to your signature. I am probably missing something obvious.

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Near the end of "Combat history" there is a list of countries employing the T-34. It's broken into three sections for layout reasons—bad idea? Asterisks indicate that some countries still used the tank in the 1990s, with an explanation after the list—is this

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to include all the people on the list that merit being both Jewish and a historian. I have left out some unconfirms though. So now the list is pretty much totally pointless. You think it may be better if you renominate this given your inclusion in the first?

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I checked around and I could not find the name of the movie where the gangsters tie balloons to a radio jamming device. I asked some of my more movie saavy friends about it, and if I get a response, I'll make sure to note the movie's title in the

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of the year in their calendar which is out of sync with ours, - it is aligned with the islamic calendar, and I think the next satu suro is coming up soon. Anyways, good to see you're still at it. Hope you are having a good new year! Best Wishes

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Having done it by car, train and greyhound bus. The floating sense of the train and greyhound bus, was surreal, time passes, you look at the clock, you have travelled a significant distance but nothing seems to really change. In cars it is very

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is still in a table, but now I've split it up by regions and provided a caption and summary. I think this arrangement could make it more understandable in visual browsers and others. I may still split it up further, but this is good for

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series of articles. I have a question though. Why are there line breaks about every fifty characters in the source text? This makes editing very difficult for me, as I have to arrow down line by line to edit pages, using a

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instead. Is this an improvement in your opinion? Additionally, with the CSS-based layout, people who really don't like the columns can turn them off in their monobook.css. ;-) The original table-based templates are at

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saying "Modern Times redirects here, please see the disambig page", but things are confusing enough already, and I'm not convinced that any one desired meaning for "Modern Times" is *far* more likely than any other.

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used for commercial purposes in works that I don't have access to. I was hoping that someone who DOES have access to those materials and could write an authoritative treatise might notice the article and add to it.

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I think you were rather hasty in passing your judgement. I was in the process of developing the page. You passed your judgment, please look at it once again and reconsider, I hope you will see some merit in it.

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Thank you for the explanation. That is very interesting. You must really hate the articles in which every other word is linked. I know that I do, and I try to remove excess linking. Regards, Kevin.

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example. You are clearly indicating a bias, in so far as I am concerned. Please inform me the email address of someone else at Knowledge with whom I may lodge a formal complaint in this respect.

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Thanks, I found the research interesting, especially the massacre. I'll take off the stub tag, since it would be hard to expand it much more without talking about events of local interest.

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Hm; I hoped this would be brief but it looks like I'm asking a lot. No rush, but I would appreciate any advice. Whatever I glean I'll put into practice and add to the guidelines at

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There were also lists of Jewish Members of French, Russian, and German Science and Art Societies even though no normal lists for those societies existed. The only one that is left is

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Please forgive my curiosity, and I hope you are not offended by my questions.. I'm just interested to know how you deal with these issues on a largely visually-stimulating internet.

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Hi Graham. Thanks a lot for your advice on accessibility regarding the templates. It's rare to get a real-world picture of the subject, and valuable in the context of Knowledge.

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was that originally it was literally one huge list of Jewish musicians. I made it an index so it could reflect the Jewish country lists -- the only lists that need to be present.

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article). Furthermore, before (and after) it was moved the film article included links to a disambig page that included *other* meanings. All this was hidden after the redirect.

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Hi, do you want to be an administrator? I'd be happy to nominate you. You seem like a dedicated and fair contributor, and you'd probably have no problem getting support at

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No probs. Yes it's a horrible situation with the hurricane, my greatest sympathies to those affected by it. It's causing major problems with the oil prices over here.

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Thanks for working through so many outdoor and experiential education pages and wikifying, copyediting, etc. As a newbie I learnt a lot from looking at your edits.

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is now open. I hope that you will help monitor it and answer questions. I have incorporated your comments about it's/its and IINAG's on the FAQ page. See you there.

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As a user of screen readers, I'd like to have your feedback on the practice of formatting content in multiple columns. For instance, some people like to put long

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You can sign your name using three tildes, like this: ~~~. If you use four, you can add a datestamp too. Always sign comments on Talk pages, never sign Articles.

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If you like, we could talk about oombulgurri. I find it funny that many houses in town owned by a white man has a cage around it to keep out (i wonder what).

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Assuming you can move items on Wikibooks (not too new a user) you could do it, but remember that they'll probably appreciate a cleanup before you do so. -

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countless times, I don't live in Comox, and I never have. Bearing that in mind, I applied a correction to your edit of my user page. But thanks anyway.

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briefly mention on your user page)? Also, were you born blind, or were you able to learn your computing skills while you still had your sight (if ever)?

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Thanks for your message. The Fairstar was certainly a very popular ship. If you haven't already been you might like to check out my Fairstar website:

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Hi Graham. I've made some changes for accessibility to the T-34 article, and I'd like you to give them a quick look-over when you have the time.

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After the "External links" section there is a big fat navigation box titled "Soviet Armored fighting vehicles of World War II". Confusing or not?

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Fare thee well, On another note, I despise and yet respect serious teens like yourself. It's people like you that keep the police off our rears.

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Create "Knowledge:Grammar desk/FAQs" that would start with my explanation of that/which and, with IINAG's permission, his explanation of its/it's.

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There hasn't be a groundswell of support for my proposal, but then there hasn't really been any opposition, either. And no-one has told me that I

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also. I see that the content was reposted eight minutes after an admin deleted it. You placed a violation notice there, but the instructions at

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I also made a similar update to the template used to put box-titles on most portals - which may make those more navigable in the future. --

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14:22, 6 January 2006 (UTC) PS: Keep in mind this does not include deleted edits, of which you have 186. I have no time stamp for them. --

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yes, I've added it to my watchlist now. I didn't realise how ugly the method actually was until I read the explanation on the main page.

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my name is graham in RL too. and for the potato summit laws you should put "you"(as in the person reading the article) as one of them.

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Any reason for removing? It has been an important location, if you dont mention it in the eucla entry, or nullabor - what's the story?

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and toggle the setting "enable jump to accessibility links". It's the very last setting on the page, under the "Misc" section. Thanks,

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category. I repeatedly spell "Portuguese" wrong, forgetting the "u". I hadn't added a births category to the article because

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that they so richly deserve, as tempting as that may be. I'll let you know when I get Grammar desk going. Thanks again, Kevin.

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Rather late, I'm afraid, so I expect you'll alrady know all the above — but better a late welcome than no welcome at all.

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now has a sensible caption and summary, and I've put the notes into the last row of the table, to associate them with it.

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I'm not blaming you for this, but the situation is getting messed up, and that's the best way I can see of doing it.

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say you should also blank the page if it is a certain violation, and this one is. The website it was copied from is

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Thanks for your comment on my user page. If you're interested, you may wish to read the response on my talk page.

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on the elevator topic, I guess I can speak with some authority after a little bit more than 19 years in the game.

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Would you be willing to help me run it by helping to answer the questions? Do you have any suggestions? Cheers,

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Hi. Yes, there has been much controversy over Jewish lists because a group of users were having problems with

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Create "Knowledge/Grammar desk" with an introduction explaining the purpose of the page, similar to those on

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doesn't seem certain about Damiano's birth year, but I'm comfortable with 1480 if you think that's correct.

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I noticed you do a lot of spelling corrections in a very short period of time on a wide range of topics.

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than I ever thought I would! You could probably take off the stub tag now you have fleshed it out. Cheers

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Hi. I was about to tell you about the afd2 stuff. Anyway, I will post my comments soon. I can't believe

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ever existed. I thought this listmania was crazy to begin with but it was even crazier than I thought.

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John Steven Lasher Fifth Contient Australia Pty Ltd. 596 Blende Street Broken Hill NSW 2880 Australia

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I'm giving the three-column list of countries one more try, this time using HTML divs. My test is at

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Stop Re-directing Gertrude of Holland. BASdfjb ASOUDh ASDFhuhf IIIIII FNbjefhujNEF EUFHDiuhef

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joynt venture updating your bong, there is a chance you'll hear me being an obnoxious prat.

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/List of interesting or unusual place names (2nd nomination)

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Thanks for your spelling correction. I must have overlooked that for over a year. :)

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He's well aware. He simply sees the same corruption thats been going on with this list.

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Yes, I can see you have read my user page, will probably send some more messages soon.

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Click on the Edit button on a page, and look at how other editors did what they did.

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I did not do anything to the infobox at the top yet. Still thinking about that.

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September 15th and 16th of 2005 (adjusted for your time zone) you had no edits. --

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Hello, just to let you know that you can now disable "jump to" navigations links.

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Is there a reason you are not an admin? Would you like me to vet you against my

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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discussion page and have a think if you can help address this misnomer problem.

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do it. I plan to go ahead next week and start the page. Here's what I will do:

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remember that one, which i've almost certainly screwed up repeatedly lately. --

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Graham, greetings again. I have taken the liberty of posting your comments on

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Kindly log on to www.imdb.com and type name of the film for additional info.

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Citations are in Harvard style; in parentheses. Is it obvious what they are?

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for concepts, processes and phenomena of science are prominent amongst them.

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If you made any edits before you got an account, you might be interested in

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who demanded it stay - though it has yet to be verified or cleaned up.

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Horrible situation in the southern united states with the hurricane.

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and thanks for your support in the article's bid to become Featured.

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Knowledge:Deletion_review#List of interesting_or_unusual place_names

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the table headers, so it doesn't try to do too many things at once.

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best solution in this case. Graham talk 15:06, 15 March 2006 (UTC)

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The PDF - hey you should link that one in to one of the entries!

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I disagree with you most strongly with your decision to delete

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I've updated the link to reflect its new home. Check it out! --

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