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Apparatus before and so I also shared my personal experiances on the website so that I could help others. That is also why I shared it because when you look up Ilizarov Apparatus in google or something, wikipedia is usually one of the first things to come up so, parents who are researching for their childs up coming surgery will probably look at it and find the website that I put on there and many people have told me this website has really helped them. The fact that it was checked over by an Orthopedic Surgeon and that many people find it very helpful should be enough to convice you that it is a reliable source. Now, I could pay tonnes of money and this website would no longer be a freely hosted website but that would not change any of the information on it, it would just change the web address. I do not see how paying lots of money to make it so it is not a freely hosted website changes how reliable it will be when clearly, if a perosn who is actually in this profession thinks it is reliable and accurate and then people who have visited it have found it to be reliable and helpful. And, no I do not think you should have accused me of vandalism because it doesn't really seem like you knew what you were doing. Before you removed the website and accused me of vandalism you should have looked into it more. Like put yourself into my shoes for a second, all I was doing was trying to help people because I care and want to make the limb lengthening process easier for them, then all of a sudden I get this message saying that it was vandalism!! I think that this link should be allowed on there. It will really help people. When I first had my surgery (I have had nine in total) I could not find any website like this one that could help me actually prepare for it. All everything said was how the surgery was done and that it would be painful. There is actually a lot more to it than that... that is why I have made a website!

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confused by an annoying software bug related to the Knowledge database. Every time an edit is made or imported to Knowledge, it gets a new revision ID, which is one higher than the previous edit. In most cases, a high revision ID means that the edit was made relatively recently. However, the edits that I'm importing get a high revision ID, as if they were a new edit, even though they were made in 2001! The previous/next edit links in old revisions and diffs take you to the previous/next diff by revision ID, not date, unlike the page history, which orders all edits by date. Therefore it's easier to understand what happened if you just check the page history and/or the logs, rather than relying on the previous/next edit feature.

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as vandalism and what may be one person's livelihood being put into jeoprady by current information are not confused. Anything I revise will be covered by a reference usually from another wiki page. Not sure yet about how to import an outside reference but I think I can follow what is written for other references.

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I saw the edit after I asked, and left it, smile. Just to understand: Music education is "Musikpädagogik" in German, which is different from "Schulmusik", a field of studies, whereas Pädagogik is more general, different approaches to teach music. We call that Haarspalterei, smiling more. Just drafted

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I think I got it: MediaWiki's prev diff system is based on the edit on that page with the highest revision ID. For example, if I make a prev diff with the latest edit at a page, that edit is compared with the edit at the same page with the next highest revision ID. Also, did you import the 2005 edit?

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As of now, they are hidden with the CSS code "display:none". But it may have been otherwise earlier, and I believe they were working fine before Vector went in beta testing. Can you confirm that? It si important, because if it is indeed the usability and Vector guys who broke it, there is a developer

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I was looking at what you did, could you explain how you did that? Or direct me to the page (if one exists) here to describe the process. I'm thinking of getting a new subscription to help with some of the articles I'm working on, and would like to make the links accessible. Also is there still a way

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Sorry, I was not clear. i understand what you wrote already. But the way I normally create that link is by editing the talk page. On other talk pages when i click "edit" I usually find the line where the archives are, and I add the link you describe, and hay presto. But for this article, although

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I notice you are monitoring the above titled page for vandalism. My questions are: 1 Is there anyone monitoring this page for factual content? 2 Who monitors for revisions that remove correct information? Just because they have an MD dosen't mean they won't lie. I want to be sure what is defined

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In other words, it may be that I can't convince other editors to use table captions, because they don't like their appearance. As a fall-back position, would something like a title attribute on the table still allow the functionality of INSERT+CTRL+T for a JAWS user? Thanks for any help you are able

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That's what I like to learn from a native speaker, thank you! One cantata contributor used the phrase "of mixed authorship". I feel that in most Bach cantatas this was desired to happen: a fusion of the Bible (Bibelworte in German), chorale and contemporary lyric, really contempory that is, 10 years

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So, if the answer I suggested (deleting pages, starting them off with the Nostalgia edit, and then applying back the page history, in order to "inject" the page with its original first edit) doesn't cut it, that's fine. Could you please provide an equally non-technical, short paragraph that answers

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site and noticed that a better site was moved to a talk page while mudduled info remains as the "official page." It was disheartening for me to spend time updating a page to find that it had already been done on what is now someone's talk page. That is a seperate issue as serious criminal activity

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It is! Especially standing mixed - as we did in preparation. Yesterday we sang in the church, more difficult, too much reverbaration. One more rehearsal choir, then orchestra, then concert. - Thank you for your wording! I like "derived" and especially "concluding his great work", because I feel it

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I see you removed one of the quote boxes at ] and replaced it with an ordinary file reference. This makes editing more straightforward, but it looks a lot uglier. When the link is in a quote box, it has a nice pink background, with a picture of the composer, and with the names of the composer, the

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Thanks for your answer. I was not expecting this answer, but it's interesting. Skip links are an accessibility requirement, but users preferences sure vary greatly among screen reader users. Anyway, If they are re-enabled, I'll provide you a way to remove them once again. And I'll hope that there

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to a hard drive. If I copy a file called "test.doc" from a CD-ROM to a hard drive, the version on the hard drive will always have the file name "test.doc". So if I copy the WFRP page from the Nostalgia Knowledge to the English Knowledge, the page on the English Knowledge will always have the name

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Yes it was me who added the website. I thought it would be quite a reliable source as it was checked over by an Orthopedic Surgeon who has been an Orthopedic Surgeon for a very long time and has used the Ilizarov Apparatus many times and knows quite a bit about it. I myself have used the Ilizarov

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OK, I was actually thinking about whether removing the first quote box would make much difference. Apparently it does, so I've framed the Brahms Clarinet Quintet file in a quote box, like how the Schubert Octet was laid out. I do like the convenient "play sound" link that comes up when using a

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None of these lines by itself make any sense. The only clue to what happened is the link to your import page. Unfortunately, it lacks a friendly, introductory and non-technical summary of what you are doing, and why. It's much the same as your responses to me (above) - they talk about technical

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No. I moved the article so its title is the same as the one on the Nostalgia Knowledge (and moved it to the MediaWiki talk namespace), pressed the import button to copy the edit from the Nostalgia Knowledge to here, then moved the article back to its original title. You seem to be getting a bit

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Thank you! What is Schulmusik, what you study to become a music teacher, please? Farewell concert is good and supported by the source "verabschiedete sich ...", but it should be understood that it was only a farewell to the Hochschule. His chamber choir singers convinced him to keep conducting

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Also, I'd like to ask if you would want to use skip links. I'm not sure, because you are a proficient user of JAWS so you may have other means to access the search and navigation. Plus, there are some accesskeys which plays the same role, but they may conflit with your screen reader shortcuts.

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In the edit summary: "redo the edits that were rolled back, they seem to have been reverted accidentally ... I can't think of a rational reason to undo them, at any rate." Apologies, and thank you for the kind "they seem to have been reverted accidentally" - "they seem to have been reverted

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Hello, Graham. Motmit suggested that you were very good at merging accounts and I was wondering if you could help me. I used to use the accounts Boleyn, Boleyn2 and Boleyn3 but now only use Boleyn, and would like it if they were fully merged, so that when I look up/other people look up my old

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that a JAWS user can use INSERT+CTRL+T to bring up a list of tables on a page and then select one – but where does the list come from? My assumption is that the table captions are used, but what if there are no captions? – would JAWS then use a table's "title" attribute, if it were present?

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Hi. At the French Knowledge, an accessibility expert made a code to re-enable skip links. I just made a slight adaptation to make it work here, and request a bug at bugzilla to re-enable skip links. But beforehand, I'd like to know a little more about how skip links got turned off.

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to BWV 20, nonsense of course, probably happened because the two share the first line - one of the reasons for adding the BWV #. Can that redirect be deleted until creation of the article? - Different question: how do I get a user page deleted which is not needed any more?

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on the sopranino recorder, raised on classical music. I try to write one cantata a week, as Bach did, smile, keep looking. - As for text vs. words: Text in German sounds more like business. This may be different in English. - I replied to Weinen Zagen where you left it,

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Thanks for taking care of her! (Still needs an ok on the DYK nominations ...) She uses Braille music, I found in one of the German sources, I think in the interview if you perhaps want to dig. I heard her in the Monteverdi, beautiful! Travelling soon to celebrate more

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Argh, thanks for the warning there, looks like I'd misunderstood how much of the process STiki was automating (I thought it was tracking "good" edits and lumping bad ones together to question them). I'll be more careful in future, or more likely just stop using it.

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to access their archives for free? They used to have a Times Select program that allowed access to 100 articles a month for $ 49.99 a year and now its $ 4.62 a week for the same rights (I think). I love using those archives but 240 bucks a year is a bit much.

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Hum, I didn't know. I figured an external link is an external link, therefore we are not in violation of anything. Don't get me wrong, I understand what you wrote in my talk page. I will comply and remove "Light my fire". I agree with you, it is a nice tune.

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in the Nostalgia Knowledge (a read-only copy of the Knowledge database from December 2001), injected the 2001 edit into the page history, then moved the page back to its original title. Using the import feature in this case is like copying a file from a

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something that IMRT does very poorly. IMRT relies on the tumor having a good oxygen supply. Tumors out grow their oxygen supply and many drugs are needed to improve this. Charged particles deliver their energy to the tumor directly oxygen or not.

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If you find that explanation helpful, I'll copy some of it to my user page about importing old edits. But the problem is that I use three different procedures for importing edits from the Nostalgia Knowledge to the English Knowledge, depending on the

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Why are there so many log entries on my watchlist? These entries are regarding Constitution-based articles. Were there problems with those articles? Is there any way to remove those entries from my watchlist, without also removing the articles?

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It was chivalrous of you to remove the changes made by some disaffected former Administrator to a completely innocuous stale user page. One might wonder if boredom enables pettiness. I rarely log in any more even though I have watched the

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From what I gather you've been moving and renaming the Egyptian dynasty pages. Where was this discussed before you began? To my knowledge, no one from Wikiproject Ancient Egypt was given a heads up or asked for any kind of input.

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with regard to keeping the tool switched on or switching it off while improvements are worked on and due for release on November 9, 2010. This new poll is only in regard to this issue and sets no precedent for any future usage.

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I was just wondering why you sent me a message saying something that I added to a page was vandalism??? I was not trying to vandalise anything and just wanted to add something useful so I was wondering why it was removed?

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especially provenge are the subject of much controversy. The sad fact is that when one googles these items wiki comes up. It would be good if the info presented by wiki be accurate. Can you help make this happen.

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So unless you know of some recent change to this (and if you do, please let me know!), please capitalize the first letter of each word in sort keys, whether they're specified in DEFAULTSORT or elsewhere. Thanks.

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list 330 x-ray centers in the US. If each one cost $ 20 million thats a $ 6.6 billion investment. Some are owned by the MD's that use them. Plus $ for radioactive chemo needed for IMRT (big profit for MD's).

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OK, I'll try. I was once offered a computer teaching position in a previous life, and you can probably understand why I never took it up. :-) Basically, I moved the Warhammer page so it lined up with the

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Hi Graham, sorry about that, I've not been very active this year and I forgot to renew my account last time they came up for expiry. They've reactivated my account now so it should all be working again.

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Before I imported the edit by Aristotle, the first edit in the history of the WFRP page was by Conversion script with the edit summary "Automated conversion". So I imported the very first edit from the

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I tried music pedagogy, what do you think. I learned that "Germanistik" is "German studies" and wonder if there is a similar specific term in music as well. Please reply here, easier to follow, --

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helps, or if that was just an unintentional addition? It doesn't seem to make any difference in the way the page renders in my browser, but perhaps it does in a screenreader? If so, we'd have a

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I'm vaguely sure that I moved those over to the current archives; I'll check it out. As for the numbers, I don't know, an error in when I set up the bot. I'll take a look at it later, thanks. --

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code because I thought it would simulate a line break, thus making the spacing between items the same as it was before my edit; the addition of that tag makes no difference to screen readers.

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Hi Dodoïste, the skip links were only intended for use by browsers and other products that did not support CSS. I actually complained about them when they were introduced in October 2005; see

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plain file link, however. If you don't mind, I want to remove the links in the images accompanying the sound files, by adding "|link=|alt=", so screen readers ignore the decorative images.

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Again, thanks for replying. Unfortunately, you seem to assume a much higher level of understanding than what a mere user like me possesses. Could we take it from the beginning...:

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Hi. Currently, most users are reluctant to produce row headers because they are centered by default, which looks messy. They have to add some extra code in every row header (

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Thanks for replying. So essentially what you are doing is deleting pages, starting new articles (using text from Nost), and then applying all the changes back in again, yes?

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as to whether this is appropriate, and one of the concerns is the accessibility of this character. Can you tell us whether this character works for you? Thank you.

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I understand how removing the blank line lets the list become a single unordered-list, rather than two separate unordered-lists; but I'm not sure how the <br/: -->

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Then perhaps you would consider to enter that on to your import page? As it is today, that page will only make the eyes of an ordinary user glaze over, I'm afraid.

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So, hi. Its me again. If you remember I asked that DragonFable could be userfied so I could work on it and turn it into a real article. I've now done that (see

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format strikes me as much more logical and consistent, especially in the context of orders of magnitude. Other Orders of Magnitude pages, for examples those in

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OK, thanks very much for the info. I'm glad you like the Nostalgia imports ... some of the info that I've unearth from the Nostalgia Knowledge is fascinating!

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have been moved away from the titles employing scientific notation, as well. But in that case, the template has been adapted. Weird. But anyway: Thank you. --

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At any rate, if you want to have you skip link re-enable, tell me and I'll provide you the necessary CSS and JavaScript code right away. :-) Kind regards,

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There are two different technologies that can help reduce x-ray exposure while still giving the Doctors the information she needs to fight this disease.

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is called MediaWiki talk:Star Trek/Borg. If I log out Borg (Star Trek) redirect to the Media talk. Is this a bug, or a wrong history merge? Thanks

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To be sure: this is different, unlike the others: there IS a disamb page, that should fist be moved to "... (disambiguation)", than as before. --

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You're welcome. Let me know if you'd like any help -- I can use AWB to load everything in the category and check all the default sort values. --

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even has a records form that a patient should have his Doctor fill out after each radiation exposure. I have the .pdf and plan on posting. The

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on the social sciences page. The result of that work is that the date of the first edit has been pushed back from August 2001 to January 2001.

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about the page. The only change as far as I can discern is that you add in some edit from "Aristotle" and then immediately revert them.

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The cancer industry in the US is a $ 60 billion/yr enterprise. Much of the $ spent centers around using x-rays for both diagnostics

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took place regarding that drug company. I will have to find someone else who cares on that. If you have suggestions please advise.

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I reverted your change to the sort key on this article. The first character of each word in a sort key is to be capitalized, per

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I see on th page archives, when I edit the page, I cannot see where the archive line is so I do not see where to add the link.

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First off, I'm here because of three inexplicable lines in the history of the article in question (the WFRP page in this case):

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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Graham, your help on this article is invaluable. I look forward to working with you more in the future. Thank you again :) --

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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All done. Singing this music must be an incredible experience. It's an amazing way to learn how the parts all fit together.

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details such mediawikis, conversion scripts, and revision IDs. I might be daft, but I'm not getting the overall picture.

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contributions, it comes up just as Boleyn and so is ultra-clear it was me. Thanks for looking into this. Best wishes,

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Yes, because the 2005 edit has a high revision ID because it was imported at the same time as my history merge edit.

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I simply don't understand what it's all about, could you please give a short introductory non-technical answer?

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Oh, I see now. Also, the problem in that diff is that the 2005 edit is compared with your history merge edit.

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was the work of his life which concluded. For my last birthday I had a wish, I asked my guests to sing along

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or some such so I can see if I can find some sources. Feel free to decline if you think that an article for

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I have Social Sciences on my watchlist, and darn you were busy. What exactly was going on? Just curious...

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I'd like to discuss an article that you've edited - can you help me with it? Could you please email me at

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text, random referenced info without any kind of chronological rigour, and empty sections. Analogous to

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and double dagger or if it reads them as question marks. The two symbols follow here: †, ‡. Did it work?

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So the proposal is to have row headers left aligned by default, when they are accessible using the code

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I've just sent the email, and I've obfuscated your address so spambots can less easily harvest it.

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at the end of each item, or if we just need to remove the blank line between the bulleted items?

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Feel free to ask me any more questions about my import procedure, or ... almost anything! :-)

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I am an almost new user (editor) of wikipedia and a well informed prostate cancer patient.

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Paesanu miu, is it not unreasonable that we should should woik together on the article? --

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willing to fix the issue (Catrope, aka Roan Kattouw). If there isn't, well, I'm not sure.

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to what is apparently intended to be "common names". Was this move ever discussed? The

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Hi Quiddity, just removing the blank line would do the trick. I added the <br/: -->

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Feel free to explain here, rather than on some random user page (i.e. mine)? Thanks,

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Thanks, you were faster than I could explain, smile. The deletion worked already! --

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Oh, sorry, I missed that the moves are already so old. I see that the articles in

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I don't know if you can see that, so you may not be able to tell the difference.

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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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You are welcome to check how many hits the article got while on the front page

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I agree. Something like what I've just done to the chorale and disambig pages.

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old was an exception. - Thanks for the move, I deleted my request then. As for

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Hi Graham, do you remember our first conversation about inter-wiki-links and

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Which edit is from 2005? As far as I know, I haven't referenced a 2005 edit.

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will be a user preference to disable them, just like at Wikia. Kind regards,

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The account database wasn't lost; it never existed until the conversion to

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page. This page and several others with related medical information i.e.

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Exactly, you've got it. Yes, I accidentally imported that 2005 edit. See

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I don't use wikipedia and don't know how to receive your reply.. thanks

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page? The infobox seems to allow no editing by which to add a new link.

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I read your import page, but can't say it explained the question "why".

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Mathematics#Back to the original discussion

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MediaWiki talk:Common.css#The main proposal to left align row headers

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the why and the how (that happens to be more accurate, of course).

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Please keep in mind I am not here to question or contest your edits.

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Thank you for improving my English, BWV 11 . Could you also look at

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I also notice that your watch page is not semi-protected like the

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Wow did not know that existed thanx for dealing with my curiosity

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article's changes since I created it over 9 years ago. Thanks. Φ

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which is a more precise ionizing therapy and damages the tumor's

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Portal talk:Disability#Where the template does and doesn't belong

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Ideas on how to write about--and how not to write about--film

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and then notify me so that I can re-delete it? Thank you. --

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This cantata is not yet covered, but there is a redirect to

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http://en.wikiquote.org/WQ:AN#Checkuser_request:_Appelphilia

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that I ask you the following: Can JAWS read the character

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Hi. Regarding your edit at "Sitting" (and elsewhere), eg:

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Hi, could you please import the history of this page from

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I see it's back, phew, I thought it had been a mistake.

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is implemented, I plan to delete these unhelpful edits.

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I made that change to fix the placement of that page in

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I merely want a simple explanation - in layman's terms.

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Hi Steve, please reactivate your toolserver account so

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which works for anyone who has no metal implants. 2.

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Just when I thought I was out... they pull me back in.

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work and the performers in a neatly formatted frame.

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Australian Labor Party split of 1955/Sandbox version

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