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1732:) is that the history is always lost. I was wondering if we could maybe use the "import" tool to make a copy of the history at the category target. I did read your description of how it works; the method would require finding a namespace which has no page by either the category source name nor the target name; "improt"ing it into that namespace; Using the standard Move tool to move the page to the new name in that namespace; "import"ing the page into the category namespace; and deleting the temporary work page used for the move. If you say it's practicle, I intend to ask the community to approve using it, and if they do - have the standard category rename bot ( 1150:) prepared by other editors. Consensus chose the latter (draft2), and that is why I am asking to have it merged. Your "this diff" link would be retained as the first merged-in edit. It's not clear to me exactly where it came from because people were copy/pasting stuff fairly freely during that period, but I believe the new history would not be any worse than the old, and would in fact be better, and provide better attribution. However, I am requesting that editors with more experience in the topic check my understanding, and will report back. 2333: 31: 2560:

with diacritics, but so far with little success. It's conceivable to me that most screen readers just ignore special letters altogether or do something even less helpful with them. (Of course they should really be fixed in this case.) It's also conceivable that a good screen reader uses diacritics as a hint that a word is in a different language, and then pronounces it in that language. So I have no idea what the implications for accessibility are.

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noticed some were reffed from the BBC, which is a bit more reliable so I reinstated them, but to be honest I'm not convinced the information is entirely necessary as many of them aren't politically active. The People article basically asked "Who are you gonna vote for?" but the answers don't necessarily reflect a political stance as many people are floating voters and vote for whoever they think is the best option at the time.

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seem that way to machines that read histories (not just counting edits, actually trying to figure out how much each editor has contributed to an article). It can be done, in fact it would be relatively easy for me to put the edits from the sandbox page (without the eighteen irrelevant edits) into the main article. The histories would contain overlapping edits, and that would be unacceptable for me.

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alone (not counting the articles I edit in other languages). Anyway, I'm well aware of the "rules", but a little leeway would be nice. I doubt I'll be able to furnish the BLP articles with photos much longer anyway, since the advent of Wikibooks somehow seems to completely gloss over the reduction (or complete lack of acknowledgement of attribution) of the photos involved once they leave our

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I haven't had any problems until now when I noticed the lock icon at the top of the 'Jesus' page after having an addition of an image was rejected. It makes good sense to me that there be a gatekeeper here. Do I request permission from you to add something? I'm still learning protocol so I'd appreciate any help or guidance. Thank you.

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There is one other solution, but it would require a steward because of the high number of revisions at the main SAQ article. I could move the overlapping revisions (most of which are from October 2010) to a talk subpage and then do the history merge with the sandbox article. I'm sympathetic about the

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It shouldn't be done, IMO, because of the overlapping edits ... the sandbox edits would be interleved with the article edits in the page history from April to November, so it would look like there was a giant edit war over whether to use the article version or the sandbox version. It would especially

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PS: And a quick question I already asked an administrator who seems inactive (I am copying it) - "Greetings! I would like to know whether it is possible to create a second account of mine with which to put categories, templates and links to Bulgaria-related articles? I ask that because it is annoying

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for the AFMP and it seems it's having an effect on the ITN (In the News). However, I wouldn't have minded as the entries concerned have gone but I didn't actually expect the events in Libya, Syria and now Ivory Coast to cost the ITN department of the AFMP (April Fool's Main Page) more than four hours

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Thank you for thorough reading! Sorry about the TOC, I didn't know that. Is there a way to have it where your reader expects it and still reduce it to level 3, the "scenes", for less "white space"? The movements are linked from the table. You said "the prophecy", but the text has three prophets talk

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Hello, I am a volunteer at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. The first big and still remarkably popular asset the museum purchased was the complete set of watercolors illustrating 'The Life of Christ' by James Tissot. I am currently working on placing these images into relevant WikiPedia articles.

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Ouch. This is disappointing. I see what you mean about the diffs, but the two outcomes both seem unsatisfactory. If nothing is done, a historian would be able to follow the diffs, yet a topic-banned editor whose contributions have essentially been removed gets second billing. If a merge is done, the

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Yes, I think it's especially important to make sure that an article has its proper attribution when it's high-profile (like when it's on the Main Page). Admittedly it should have been done earlier. However I tried to minimise harm by making sure the article was deleted for the minimum amount of time

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Hi Graham, I have finished expanding the article. Thank you for copy-editing and for correcting my errors. Unfortunately, the time I have available for editing has been severely reduced due to family circumstances. I intend to tie up a few loose ends here and take a Wikibreak for two or three weeks

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Hi Graham87, today I have seen you fix a missing signature in a diacritics-related discussion for the second time, so I assume you are following these discussions. I haven't seen you comment yet, and I am interested in your perspective. I searched around for information on how screen readers handle

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I'm wondering if it would be acceptable to history merge the sandbox into the article, and whether you would like to do it. A simple history merge would put all edits from the sandbox (1453 edits) into the article. That would include the most recent 18 edits that are not relevant, and I do not know

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Really, glad to have met you. I'm one of those middle-aged "returning to school" type women, with an impoverished family (both in Brasil and the USA)-- suffice it to say I had little education and none with computers, but after finding so many photos missing, I found my niche here betwixt editing a

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editor), and for the novices, it sort of gives them room to show off for their families and friends. Maybe all this seems silly to folks here, but it generates goodwill and frequently provides us with more photos. Thus far, I estimate that I've uploaded and placed about 1,500 photographs on en.wiki

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I finished reading the North Carolina page and noticed that there no references to the Biltmore Estate. I didn't see a comment section and am not well versed enough to edit the page. I came across your name on the contributors page. I'm not sure of your level of involvement but wanted to express a

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Hey Graham87. Thank you for putting my edits back up that this Nyttend erased. I'm trying to get rid of all the dead red links to pages that don't exist. Also I'm getting rid of personal birthdays that people are posting in the year articles. You know: 1967 - January 12 - Joe Blow was born on this

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update - I see you added a reply to my talk page and wondered why it was cleared out. If I remember correctly, my discussion page got corrupted (at least it wasn't working with Internet Explorer 8 at the time) and I couldn't figure out how to repair it other than to start a new one. There was only

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and others. I started reverting the edits because the user was using The Sunday People as a reference for many of the edits, and he's been told not to use tabloid newspapers on several occasions. He's also prone to adding refs which don't match the information, or which have a tenuous link. Then I

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the image used to represent the "@" character has the image alt text set to " -at- ". It would be helpful to set the alt text to the actual @-character so that copy/pasting a disguised address still works, but I see in the template history that it was explicitly changed to " -at- " to account for

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Hi Graham87. Yes for the source, i'm working at the Moulin Rouge in Paris, so we are the only who have historic archive ;) And there was a lot of mistakes in the page. Sorry for the srandard format, i'm a newby :) I'v just finish the French page Don't hesitate to contact me, and thanks for your

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Except one will only know to reply on your talk page /iff/ they actually happen to read your talk page before replying. Which I didn't. :P So, uh, you probably want to read my reply to you on my talk page. :P (Though personally, I would prefer a conversation to be all in the one place; otherwise

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article has an other uses template linking back to the disambiguation page. I'm well acquainted with one editor's habits of unilaterally, and w/o discussion, moving ethnic groups' articles to "X people" but usually the previous name is then redirected to the "X people" article, unless the ethnic

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some tonight to fix a few minor citation issues. I've asked a couple of people on Knowledge IRC channels if they thought the article was to GA status. They all pretty much suggested that the lead needs fixing. Once the lead is fixed, it shouldn't have that many problems getting through. I was

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The reason for wanting the history merge is to properly attribute the work done by the major contributors who built the current featured article. Currently, we have the irritating situation that a count of the edits to the article is very misleading because the second most prolific editor is now

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Graham, if I may step in here: I'll just thank you for countering some pointed editing of the article in question. The case for the en dash is strong. There is no automatic requirement to match the form used in the title; and since the unfortunate move of the article, it has not been possible to

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I have, if only to keep the newbie editors from reverting my good edits, which is a shame. This photo/sound bite/non-free images issue, I think is critical. When I upload photos, I now try to put the photographer's name IN the file name. Like ] That way, hopefully there's no doubt of the source.

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is progressing, with an announcement expected towards the end of June. The project page is on Wikiversity evolving into a research space, with the original tender and your letter of support moved to a sub page. We are preparing ourselves for a significant engagement with Knowledge, Wikimedia

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Featured sounds was booming with activity in the March/April period, ideally that should be all the time. FS has been a battleground at times, however, it is my hope that that is in the past. I ask you all to reconsider your positions and set aside the differences you may have had with other

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Ugh, histmerges get ugly when parallel versions are involved. The Nazism page was broken for me for about 10 minutes after deletion due to the large amount of revisions, so there's a reason why deletion of pages with that many revisions is discouraged. Remember that there are alternatives to

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I'd like to get them good enough so they can be moved to the main space and nominated for DYKs. If you get the time, can you try to improve the articles by doing spelling and grammar checks, and wikicode fixing? If you have any content to improve the length, that would also be useful.

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achieve consistency using either form. The en dash form accords with other Mex~Am War articles and relevant categories (which are linked within this article), and with the great majority of titles in Knowledge for wars with similar names. The en dash form also accords with guidelines at

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content of the featured article will be properly attributed, yet the future historian will find the diffs for that period confusing. It's not one of the most important issues at Knowledge, but it would be nice if it could be fixed. Do you think a steward may help? Thanks for your time.

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because there is a more prominents person with that name but when I try to put text in Theodora Palaiologina it does not appear and the page continues to redirect... Can you fix that problem and make "Theodora Palaiologina" a red link so that I can create the article?

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Comparing the previous two items (wikitext from article and sandbox) shows that they are identical except that the article includes routine material at the end (navigation, categories, interwikis), and the sandbox includes some header lines describing its purpose:

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Thank you again! That little "a" was not in the Hogwood source, of course it's missing in the grammar, but I was told not to "correct" a source. I leave it as you did it, just a thought. I understand it's from a video, maybe a bit of sloppy speech. Copied from

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Hi Graham Thanks for the advice on protocol. The source I was going from is the score and not someone elses work. But I understand the reasons for your revision. I will check out the Classical Music Project you mentioned where perhaps I can share my work.

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Would that mean it couldn't/shouldn't be done, Graham? It would make a few of the diffs look odd (if editing at the main article continued alongside editing of the sandbox draft), but not to merge them is to lose a lot of the main editors' contribs.

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else considered the issue? I am exceedingly careful, because I want this wonderful free online encyclopedia to continue, and it only takes a lawsuit (or 1,500) to bring this crashing to a halt. PS-- thanks for putting back the attribution. That was

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Son, I don't know how you did it, but that's a great piece of work you and Jafeluv performed just now, and deeply appreciated by all the team, on whose behalf I presume to speak, over at the Shakespeare Authorship Page. Our very best wishes

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histmerging such as listing the authors of the parallel version on the talk page or its subpage and linking to that page from an edit summary. That said, I can perform the deletion if you decide that a histmerge is necessary in this case.

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can brag about it to family, and pros can possibly gain new customers when people see their work. And, some are curious and even join our ranks- Stauffer is the newest (amongst a dozen others) another byproduct of little kindnesses we

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back on topic, I sent some messages to other posters there, but so far no responses. I have worked with both LZ1 and LZ2 data compression schemes, so I noted some corrections or additions that should be added. I'll wait a while for a

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But they are, on performers and the publisher, who don't (yet) have an article. The quality of the performers should show, and you gave me a good idea how to expand the article (requested for DYK). Epitaphium had an external link for

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that there was a Wikibooks website. What is it? OTOH, I don't know what takes place once a wikibook here is completed. Shankbone implemented the same policy in creating File names? Here in the en.wiki, or in Commons? For example,

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relevant, or is it that some of the early revisions at draft2 shouldn't be history merged? If this history merge is to be done, it must be done properly the first time, because there will be no way to reverse it. I've notified

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Hi John, unfortunately I can't do the history merge in this case because the sandbox edits would naturally overlap with those already in the main article. Therefore the diffs in the page history would be rather confusing.

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Hi, I've been uploading photos for a few years now to the Knowledge. Each time, I seek a photo where we have none, or crappy ones, email the photographer to see if they're even remotely interested to give up their

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in order to distupt Knowledge; I have been doing the opposite. While improving the article, I would like not to be embarrassed by seeing Knowledge use a spelling unsupported by the sources or by consensus.

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Okay, thanks for the help and the note. This user was vandalising lots of pages (every contribution I checked was vandalism), so rollback was needed; thanks for restoring one that really was productive.

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I'm sorry: you have stepped into a quagmire here, and I hope you will not be inconvenienced by controversy. It would be well to avoid it! Thanks once more, for your preservation of clarity and good order.

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Hi, is it possible to semi-protect the article Walter Bache as it is a featured article? It seems to be attracting a bit of attention. (One IP address in particular is an habitual source of vandalism).

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Is that really better for screen readers? I would imagine that the @-character is read more or less the same, and that it would make more sense to be read the same way it is in an email address anyway?

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Sorry to hear that you're blind. :( You know, I never even noticed that on your user page, and I'm so sorry! Anyway, I might try to confront the issue at a later time. Just not right now. Best wishes,

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Please stay away from my edits. You pointed out the talk page guidelines to me, but maybe you should be the one checking them again. I haven't violated them, but you have by undoing my edits.

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participants for the good of the project and encyclopedia. Don't let FS become like VP, it is a path that a featured process should traverse. You were sent this message because you are listed at

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Good looking out, I suppose, except I made the spelling error in the first place. Please double check things like this before you just change them, especially on something as silly as a typo.

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Yes, old habits die hard, though. :-) My own watchlist system works fine for me, as a consistently regular editor ... but I do like Jimbo's idea of pending changes for watchlists, so to speak.

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I'm not going to lie, I was prepared to do some quick blocking when I loaded up the main page and saw a red link for TFA. I wonder if it was truly necessary to do the history merge today?

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They're not related enough ... any external links on the Bright Angel article should ideally be about the work Bright Angel and nothing else. But there are also times when one can just

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Hi Skomorokh, I have no idea where they would be. There are no relevant results for a case-insensitive search for the title "PSOS" in my complete local copy of the pre-December 2004

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and others, could you have a look at Pages that link to "File:File-State of the Union Address (January 27, 2010) Barack Obama (WhiteHouse.gov-reedit).ogv" and give me some advice.--

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Hello Graham87: Noticing you were a participant of Wikiproject Accessibility, and that you were moderately active, I thought I'd ask you how to make a table accessible. I've read

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Yes, I've reverted them all. I actually didn't check the user's other contribs as I normally do because I was quite tired thanks to a cold. I've asked for another opinion at

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Thank you for deleting a link to a non commercial site that I added to the concerto's page. You certainly do not want someone who earned a PhD contributing to Knowledge.

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Thanks for looking there. I was mistaken, the source is a PDF dealing with the biblical text, the quote is on page 12, and the "a" is certainly missing there. --

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Commons, Wiktionary, Wikiquote and Wikibooks, and will need your assistance. Could you get in touch with me on leighblackall AT gmail to discuss this further?

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Why did you revert Francesco to Francis? Just a little research will show articles that say his birth name was Francesco. Did you see his birth certificate?

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No worries if it takes you a day or two to look at it. :) I can wait to make sure it gets another look before submitting. I'm not in a particular hurry. --

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extend. Finally, I want to put in our observations into (at last) but don't know how to go about it. Can you find out? You are an Admin., and I am not. --

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Thanks to your advice Graham, I just need another one, i'v search in many help page, but i'v not found any response. I'v upload the Moulin Rouge Logo (

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Yes, but it may take a little while because it's a relatively unusual request. Would my solution about excising the overlapping edits be OK, considering

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Done; you couldn't move it because the target page had more than one edit in its history. I've copyedited the Epitaphium article ... sounds interesting!

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My apologies for adding almost duplicated information to these 2 articles. I had not noticed that near identical information had already been included.

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possibly.) Once done, it can be submitted. If we can get a good lead developed that gives a comprehensive idea of the rules, we can plug it back into

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on the spelling of the war sets out the issues concerned, including some procedural protests. The protestors went so far as to request it be moved back

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Thanks everyone. The talk page message sounds like a very good idea. I'll perform the necessary steps once agreement is reached on the SAQ talk page.

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Thank you for your details! I would normally not say "solo organ", just "organ", because it's rather normal for the organ to play alone. Learning, --

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between the last revision of the SAQ article before the creation of the sandbox and the first revision of the sandbox]? Are any of the revisions at

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Edit : Yes i make this edit, because the informations was totally incorrect. Sorry for the summury, i will do that the next time. Thanks Graham

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is an O.K. [[: file swap. I don't think there are any others that I have done so far other than the one you pointed out that may be a problem.--

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has agreed that the proposal should proceed. These are the steps that I believe should be performed (same as proposed on article talk page):

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I am not sure which is correct. There are times when it is correct to change [[: types. I just changed every single instance I found.--

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problems with contribution count, and I wish there was a cleaner way to resolve them. This situation would be a perfect candidate for

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soon. After I return, I intend to refine the prose and layout of the article, and nominate it for good article status. Thanks again,

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about different aspects, "the" sounds like one person one theme to me? Learning. More to come but there's also real life, smile, --

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topic banned, yet almost none of their edits are reflected in the article. A history merge would give a more accurate picture.

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I have used wikipedia for a while now and have been unsure of the best way to cite a page. Is it better to use <ref: -->

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Handel's oratorio was expanded, is up for peer review, I supplied some technical background, a (giant) work in progress,

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and the different forms of the same, or is it better to use the cite button at the top and fill in the popup template?

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Just a small thing: did you know you can set your Preferences //My preferences/Watchlist/Display All edits) --: -->

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is addeded to all articles on operas, regardless of their sub-cats. See the paragraph on the category page. Best,

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Could you please move the deleted Oscar_and_Ponni_Architects page to my userspace? I will rework the article.

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Knowledge:Featured sound candidates/Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor, Op. 49 – 4. Finale: Allegro assai appassionato

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I have noticed your good work with history merges so I wonder if you would mind considering an unusual case.

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You're welcome. However I'm not sure about the external links on the Bright Angel article. Point 13 of the

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to see tons of minor edits in my list contributions. That distracts me from monitoring certain things..."

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This barnstar is for your work in cleaning up the women's sport in Australia articles. Very good work! --

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Thanks for any advice (after April 26 is fine!). I will look for any reply here, no need for talkback.

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Also, if a dozen or more pics come from one source, making a Category in Commons for that person:

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possible ... I was actually expecting the article to have a longer history than it did.

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reading a conversation involving half a dozen people would get very tedious indeed.)

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03:24, 10 June 2011 (UTC) I have had a chance to look more closely at name swaps.

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I got my filemover rights. Now, I am not sure what to do about archive pages like

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one message and response with someone named crowsnest which is still in my history.

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and not an Admin. I never had much faith in going up against public opinion in the

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I saw you moved an image file on commons. Do you need to be an admin to do this?

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All done, thanks very much to you and Jafeluv—I guess you folk know no fear!

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would be well-suited if it were moved to match the naming convention of

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dozen or so articles at a time, and adding photos, esp. since I have

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Hi, if you have time perhaps you can offer some suggestions here

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wondering if you could help reword the lead. (Or rather, rework

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in support of vandalism; please consider reversing yourself.

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discourages links that aren't directly related to the subject.

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possible oversight to one of the state's important landmarks.

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we don't give them credit, as other encyclopedias might do. --

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Can you please merge the pre-2007-07-07t19:20:51z history of

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Greetings! I redirected the page of Theodora Palaiologina to

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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I have created a first cut at a smart watchlist. Please see

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I added a new section to the discussion for this article.

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You're right here ... I was being a bit pedantic. Fixed.

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