User talk:HereToHelp/Archive 4

277:(Edit conflict) Then why did he not list it there? The controversy is only about the 3RR (and if he does live there, I take back my above comment). He also should investigate these incidents before making blocks, especially to established users who are aware of the policy (and such would only break it in extreme circumstances). Zzzzz, though he explained his resoning later on the talk page, used popups to revert it back as soon as he had said his thoughts (not waiting for approval to do so). Please, I was acting in good faith. I had warned him about 3RR in my edit summaries. He reverted it from the consensus version without a talk page notice, and then reverted an additional three times.-- 1359:

remove the title "dog behaviourist" from the articles (ex: Cesar Millan is a popular "dog behaviourist; the vandal will change that worse to something like "dog groomer" or "walker".) I believe the vandal believes what s/he is doing is benefiting the public; but the person refuses to dicuss his or her motives. You will also notice that this same vandal posted a news article on lawsuits against Cesar Millan immediately after the lawsuits have been revealed to the public; a good sign that the user has an agenda. Here is a post I have made in one of the Talk pages; which lists the possible IPs resulting from the same person:

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missing in Knowledge. I have been trying to fill the table for a while, and it is very hard since the frogs are all around the world. I have gotten all but one (which might be extinct) from my country, and need the help from those around the world. I am not sure if it is going to work, but it is worth a try to get some more content in an area which is quite lacking. I will add the article to the requested pictures page, and put it back up without the last sentence. Thanks for the help. --

31: 2807: 182: 302:'s behavior clearly shows the same deceitful mindset to ensure "their" way, its bad form, and likely the reason that project is generally held in such low regard." Just because it isn't policy doesn't mean we can't improve articles! And you also seem to have a "deceitful mindset" becuase you do not wait to discuss these changes with others. And who says the project is held in low regard? I was reverting to what we had.-- 2802: 2012:. I'd also change all incoming links to links to anchor links, of course. Basically, I'd be bold and just go ahead, but I'd like the input of at least one knowledgeable editor beforehand to make sure that's it not a completely outlandish idea. By the way, I've also asked Wackymacs for his opinion. Hope to hear from you soon, -- 1752:

participated in Knowledge. From the results I got, it is obvious that we have an appalling lack of experience engineers. The guidance I seek is: (a) is it worth making that appalling lack of experienced engineers known somewhere in Knowledge and (b) if it is worth making known, where is the best place to do so? Regards, -

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back it up), however, you need to first discuss your motivations, and have it be RESOLVED. Cencoring others is NOT the way to go. If you personally feel that your actions are RIGHT; then, there should be no fear of discussing it with others -- in other words, if you are right, than you should be able to convince us of that.

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Why don't you stop playing the victim to other people and harrassing me on my talk page. Just because I listed your little prides of joy for deletion and started an RfC doesn't mean I'm uncivil. HereToHelp, to see the facts about him, look at my talk page and then please decide who's the uncivil one.

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Dicussion page. Person believes Cesar Millan should not be counted as a dog behaviourist; and is not worthy of the title, etc. As a result, I believe this person, using multiple IPs, has constantly reverted and vandalized the said articles, almost as an agenda against Cesar Millan, this past week (or

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as a more on point warning to the customer straying within. Cleans are better set within the talks along side the list of sins percieved by the posting party, and that way we don't appear to be a bunch of clowns to the 'customers', should they stumble across one. Then, together with Stubs the article

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Of course. Just tell me and, unless I have somehow gotten myself desysoped (and I don't intend to), I'll unprotect it. In fact, I may unprotect it and watch it after I get back. I also semied your talk page, so anons can't hurt it but most legit users can send you a message. It's the same stance I'll

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do not belong in the main (article) namespace! Use highlights of the speech. What was really important about it? B: get the Wikisource box off the top of the page, it belongs under See also. C: shorten the timeline to critical events, turn it into prose. D: expand the stub section on the bottom. and

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Want to move the 'Cooly recieved' proto-article into sandbox, as the feedback points out that the amount of work to evolve it in the directions suggested are going to be very time intensive, and that just won't fit my schedule in the near future... The article is pretty much a concept that 'flunked'

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Hi, I’m new to wikipedia and I was hoping you could help me with an image I just uploaded. I’m trying to put my dragon picture on top of “Books I’m currently reading”, but for some reason it keeps going to the bottom of the page. I’d really appreciate it if you can help me with this problem. Also, I

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Assuming good faith, if the IPs are connected to the same person; I don't doubt that the person believes his or her efforts are bettering the community (in the debate above, s/he expresses frustration towards people who claim to be behaviourists, but without a degree or some type of "background" to

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you could also consider just temoporarilly preventing non-users from editing these partuclar pages which have been vandalised (hey, I'll be happy to get a User name!). The vandalism stems from one person, I believe; the person tends to like vandalizing articles which deal with or are related to the

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First: on talk pages, the newest stuff goes on the bottom. Second, those four tildes (~~~~) give you your username and timestamp, so you don't have to type your name again afterwards. Third, you mean to have the image finished before the header starts? That will require a bunch of paragraph breaks.

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as SPAM! It is one of the most reliable website about Steve Jobs out there, and its media resources (esp. pictures) are a very valuable addition to the text-based Knowledge article. I hope you've been there and checked it out before calling it "spam". I might add that Apple-cofounder Steve Wozniak

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Hey HereToHelp. I'd like to join the Macintosh project, but I don't really know where to start; you all seem to know so much more than I do. I also have no particular subject I am well versed in. Is there a way I can, you know, just browse our articles for new stuff/vandalism/misspellings? Thanks.

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Hi, I understand that you are an Admin here. I need help dealing with a minor vandal who doesn't seem to give up. I have a list of possible various IPs, maybe as a result of sock-puppeting; which may make it hard to really block or stop the vandal; unless there are a limited number of IPs. I guess

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Your user name or IP address has been blocked from editing. You were blocked by Cyde for the following reason (see our blocking policy): Autoblocked because your IP address has been recently used by "GorillazFanAdam". The reason given for GorillazFanAdam's block is: "Blanking warnings on his talk

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IMHO, tacking in a template like the below with a co-temporal requisite explaination and visible (new Section Tagged with same)justification in the Talk ought to be mandantory or else be treated with extreme contempt and removed on sight without such. I'm surprised at you!!! <Grins and a Tisk,

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dicussions-page in a debate; as I recall, cursing is allowed in Discussion-pages? (freedom of speech). You will find my comments sprinkled in most of the said articles (and some of his). What the vandal does is basically try and remove Cesar Millan's name in dog behaviourist articles; or try and

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I've got contrary suggestions from two who made a large effort to review the article, so that makes three with Mel's reaction this morning. So you need not bother any further. I didn't and don't know that it's current form fits well but apparently it will suffice for now. Sorry for the trouble.

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Thanks for your prompt response, but perhaps I didn't make myself clear. My questionnaire didn't ask for any suggestions about what we should or should not do. I only asked the three questions in my above posting because I only want to first ascertain how many experienced, graduate engineers

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Rightio. I agree a little with the identification bit, but the other bit I stand by. The requested images is a bit of a joke. New comers, and passers by usually are completely unaware of it, and they are who I want to attract by this as long term users tend to have uploaded the images that are

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does that, he's an admin and nobody complains—and that's what I'm going to do for my page (and semi my talk page). Is that alright? (If you don't reply, I'll protect it anyway, assuming that you've already left). Or, you could get someone else to do that for you (tell them to look after mine,

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Many engineers believe that it takes at least 5 years of experience before a graduate engineer is truly an experienced engineer. From that viewpoint, even if my above data are 100% in error, it is obviously apparent that Knowledge has a real problem with attracting experienced engineers to

908:, or what would you suggest for that exactly. The suggested title could be expanded into a real nuts and bolts reference on the war to include materials (references) into (and from) a lot of articles. (I've since moved this into my user space while this was waiting in preview, so 587:..And then defcon where the links and clock were. That could definetely work. The mindboggling thing of it, is that I've just scratched the surface. Probably won't ever do anything more than scratch the surface, but the busy work keeps the mind off real world stresses. -- 1409:

This vandal has also removed / cencored information provided from some Users in the Discussions of the said articles. Dude hates Cesar Millan, but is too insecure to explain why (I have a hunch it is the person who started a debate earlier, which could be found in this same

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intended) will like it—they are probably some of the most active member other than me. But then again, I did the grunt work of doing the assessment (most of it, anyway) and I have experience in a WikiProject so I believe that I should have a pretty good view of where to

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I deleted the PNG version because there was a CSD notice on it and the rationale did seem very fair and sensible to me. THe SVG version then seemed okay to me, so I deleted it. Sorry for the error. Since it can't be restored, you'll have to re-upload it. Sorry for the

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but listed it under AN/I because I thought it was of wider interest. "revert to consensus" is no excuse for 4R - the standard answer applies: if it was consensus, someone else would have done it. Looking through the talk, I could see nothing urgent about this issue

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I agree - this is about 3RR (well actually protecting your own version is distinctly Off). What I don't understand is your "only break it in extreme circumstances" - I don't see anything extreme about this, nor is there any indication of extremity in the talk.

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Actually, I'm going to change my mind on this after seeing how much vandalism the article is getting and do semiprotection. If you'll support me we can make the case that the article is being hammered and there is no choice but to block new and anonymous

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In that post, I attempted to reveal the vandalist in a Discussion page by providing possible IPs, maybe to try and put a stop to it. Didn't work. I've tried reasoning with him (though lately I've been more offensive). Can you take care of this please?

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Not to debate, but doesn't your new version (Just added a para myself) essentially say the same thing as the line you tagged! I'm NOT going to hunt for the specific migration, but iirc what I just viewed, I don't see much difference in tone (i.e.

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could probably get all but the last IP, but those are complicated I and I don't know how to do them. Let's go the diplomatic route ((s)he may listen to someone with authority). I'll post a notice on the talk page of the IP that vandalized first

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as you still haven't explained it, or I wouldn't have written above early in the week. (But!!! Let the thread die--email me if you like, but I'm not really that damn curious--I do care about properly leaving a edit trail for others. Harumpphh!)

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You recently removed the Amphibian and Reptile notice from the board. The notice was not an introduction of the WikiProject, but one of the tasks it is undertaking which requires input from as many people as possible. We would like to fill up

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but Knowledge policy is to not protect articles that are linked to from the main page. I know the article is going to get hammered in the next 24 hours but that happens with almost every featured article that hits the main page. Best,

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What the hell is going on with this article? It appears that established editors are vandalizing it but I somehow doubt that is going on. I've protected the article so only admins can edit it until we can figure out what is

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I saw you recently edited my userpage to include a reference to yours, which I based my layout on, but I thought that was a little humorous since if you read in the first heading, I already have given you visible reference:

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to organize and condense what might be pertinent, in actuality) somewhat (earliest days). I must however, bow to the majority. With all due respect to 'Ugly', I must infer you must really hate my user and talk pages <G:

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Hi! Just wanted to say that you've been doing a great job starting up the US Presidents WikiProject. Can't wait to get started properly myself once my exams are over. (One of which is on US Politics and Government. Eek!)

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We can always use extra hands, and all but a few people are inactive anyway. Join, and then take a look at the links at the top of the page. Check out the stuff on peer review and the Mac COTW. We going to be pushing

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I am a retired engineer and I have been surprised, to say the least, at the poor quality of many of the engineering articles on the Knowledge, so I undertook an informal survey. There are 54 names listed under the

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There are four revisions because I was fine tuning the vector. I nominated the PNG for deletion because this replaces it. I'm not sure what you mean by it not showing up... it works in places like this:

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How is are we supposed to be polite and courteous to one another without an elementary statement as far as what is objectionable? In the below, what, pray tell, is the corrallary implied POV statement?

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Seeing as the Vandal (s/he tends to change Cesar Millan related articles) has multiple IP's, possibly due to access to a high school library or something similar, here is a list of the IP's s/he has used:

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If anything, I'm siding more with you. I would reccomend not messing with his subpages, not because they may be deletion-worthy but because they sparked this dispute. Give him his chance to calm down.--

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You have undoubtly earned this award, not only are you a superb admin but you step in to help those in need of it when you can, selfless, honest, just, and fair, you have definatly earned this award.

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if you need any images. I wouldn't remove it again because I don't want to start an edit war, but at least shorten the entry. People can get to your talk page if they can get to your project page.--

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Documentation: Let the record show that I just noticed the link I gave above at 'NPOV-statement' is not the 'correct' one (which I just left now in this paragraph) on the branding of that one line.

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Do you knw what's going on with this image? It won't display at all, but the image is still there when I click on the file. And isn't this older than one day? And why are there four revisions?--

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Actually, it became a game to see how long I could go without being welcomed - although you lot finally caught up with me in the end. I'd better start writing some more material, hadn't I? --

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It's me having too much sugar and making nonsense words, that's what it is ;) I just hope that list can be helpful to the Admins, because otherwise it's just another timewaster for me :) --

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I reverted. That green was indeed garish (and possibly US-centric, if that was the rationale ;-) and the yellow-text on top was nigh-invisible. I think HtH must have been sleepy ;-) --

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Transparent background? Sure! ^_^ Only I may have to change the colors a bit, as the white won't be seen on the edges if the background is transparent. And thanks for the kind words!

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To break your monologue, I agree with Judgesurreal. Those templates are more specific, and that POVish sentence hangs off there and looks odd, so it's best just to eliminate it.--

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Hello again! I have a favour to ask, if you don't mind. I have to be offline for an indeterminate amount of time due to some pertty serious personal issues (as I mention on my

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has yielded unsatishfying results as of late, I'm asking you directly: I'm pondering the merge of all Macintosh II articles into one, since they're all pretty short and we have

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Hey, thanks for changing the image for the User engineer box. I just grabbed the one for engineering stubs but would've picked some cogs if I'd know how to search for images.

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Actually, that was not my own version I protected but the original. But I'll give it a rest. And who know's, maybe we can get a better system worked out because of this.--

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himself estimates it is trustworthy enough to put a direct link to it on its homepage, under the mention "if you are looking for a site on Steve Jobs" (check it out on

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I received responses from about 16 of them. I also studied the user pages of those who did not respond. This is a summary of the information that I managed to gather:

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to a userspce subpage you'll create with the results. Then talk about it as much as you like there and see if anyone else wants to start to do something about it.--

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I dont think anyone implied DDGLO was being invoked?! (though it might have been nice to leave more of an explanation than "color scheme" in the edit summary ;)

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thing. (I dont think mediawiki cares, supposedly(?) it self-corrects html in the wikicode to be xhtml compliant. but for background knowledge elsewhere... :)

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There is an entire section on the Admin's noticeboard for 3RR violations, yet you are listing it under /Incidents. Obviously, you are new to such blocks.--

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Somehow, even though this isn't even my IP address, I am still blocked. this is the second time this has happened, and I am wondering what I should do.

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lol. He listed it on ANI because he felt it was likely to be contraversial. Have you been to 3RR anytime recently? Thats basically where he lives.

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This was one of several speeches and measures given by Roosevelt to awaken and mobilize America to the very real dangers of being too inward focused.

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I think the yellow text colour should be changed, if anything, as it's still hard to read. But it was even harder to read with yellow-on-green... -

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By the way, another thing that was inspired by your userpage (or more accurately, one of your subpages) is a list of sockpuppets I'm compiling at

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Welcome back... Don't mean to rush you, but what's the deal on the above issue? I just gave a guy both barrells of buckshot over the change in

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can still attract other editting talent, and the stub warns the user well enough that the thing isn't yet matured, but is a work in progress.

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Yes, but at least shorten it. That sounds a lot like a loophole to get your project mentioned. It's there for anyone who wants to see it. See

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Hi! When placing an image on the main page, please remember to protect it first. If it's from the Commons, upload a local copy. Thanks! —

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People who responded knew their answers would be available to everyone. Instead of so much a survey, though, I would recommend starting

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and not require an extra link by any reader that made it that far. At least that way it's length balanced the timeline (more of an

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Where would be an appropriate place within Knowledge to place or publish the following information? Perhaps the Community Portal?

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I beleive I was unjustly blocked, and seeing as you seem like a fair admin, was hoping if you could help me, see my talk page.

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I offer you the std: 3RR is preventative not punitive: you can be unblocked if you promise to be Good; ie abide by the rule

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Turns out this image was actually from Apple's own website, the person who uploaded it as from Flickr was telling lies. —

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participate ... and that probably explains why the quality of the engineering and technological articles is so poor. -

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I am aware. But there is no reason to keep the move feature open when it had been moved somewhere else and deleted.--

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I've just noted your recent changes on & to 'J-77' in a 'handshake exchange' on his talk, so let's let things be.

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I don't see 4R by Zzzzz. B ut even if I did, that wouldn't excuse you. No, I'm not new to this stuff. I did it uner

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maybe 2 weeks). I finally got annoyed enough to report this (though, I warn you, I used several swear words in the

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youcantryreachingme (Chris). (PS - sorry if my formatting breaks your house rules; I'm still learning the syntax!)

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I'll be back around in a few hours, if we can clear this up. I have no clue as to what is objectionable therein!

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based on your design. I changed it to an extent, so I changed the wiki comment slightly. I hope you don't mind!

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That is the WarMachine font, it's a custom one I got off the 'net; I'll send it to you via E-mail if you like.

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At the very least, any summary of an edit which applies such templates should clearly and prominently say so!!!

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Actually, I'm going to be out of town in a few days (and as such won't be on, either). I could just protect it—

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2 have Aerospace engineering degrees (or working in an Aerospace company with a different engineering degree)

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That's not gonna do it because it will be in the page history forever, so you could face a serious block. --

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Ditto 'Clean' templates, imho, in this case I believe your template applied should have been the better

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so that reads harsher than the jolly tone I'd thought I'd struck— so look for the smiles while reading!

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Also, comment code delimiters should have a space after the beginning-dashes and before the end-dashes:

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Okay, okay. The only issue I have is the issues with it not showing up. It could be a server issue.--

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It would be nice if I could be unblocked, but seing as I'm not actually blocked...I don't know... --

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25 of the 54 did not respond and had little or none of the requested information on their user pages

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Yes, both of you, cool it. I'll leave both of you unpunished as long as this stops now. And I mean

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No, it actually has not, he had only blocked my username not my ip, I am currently using my ip.--

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Yeah we should keep an eye on that page, good idea. He seems to be uploading lots of © images! —

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Sorry, didnt mean to step on toes. I was just scrolling my watchlist, and noticed, and fixed :) -

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Shorten it, and maybe some NPOV tweaks. That's the general problem with most of the articles.--

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Yeah, I know. The idea is to be able to standardize this across the many mirrors and forks.--

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article at the US Presidents WikiProject. What do you have in mind as far as improving? --

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and the 2 sections directly underneath it. (man it's quiet around here. darned summer.) -

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He's over-reacting. Calm down, both of you, and we won't have to take his to ArbCom.--

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In any event, looks fine to me either way. I don't want to deal with this article now!

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Thanks for the fast response! I will keep you up to date if the vandalism continues.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Special:Contributions&target=216.111.117.50

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as you can readily see in the talk. Which is why I invited input in the first place.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Special:Contributions&target=71.105.77.176

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Special:Contributions&target=71.106.22.254

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Is it something that should be aired and discussed? What do you personally think?

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put the source in the picture. Is that fine or should I put that in the caption?

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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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Agree, get it off of both of them. They describe the company, not the campus.--

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Possible vandals (could be same person), maybe as a result of "sock puppeting":

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Do you think that it would be creating a 'Fork' (re:ToC, irrc, or Text-search:

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I'll tell him to stop, not use "live" pages as sandboxes, and get consensus.--

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That's the problem with a donation-funded website. (It's worth it, though.)--

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Now it's back to semiprotection. What a pain with this level of vandalism.--

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Hi-Need some wisdom and mature judgement; this article is chaotic at best:

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If the US wasn't so inward focused, why is FDR giving the speech? Sheesh!

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Sure. I'd actually already taken a quick look. Sounds like a good idea.

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Only been a Knowledge contributor for a mere two years (and even wrote

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For an elegant design and lots of great info, I present you with this

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HtH: Just fyi, pagebreaks need a space before the slash: <br /: -->

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Oh, that's hilarious. What if you could put it up where "defcon" is?--

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Sorry about that HeretoHelp, Quiddity fix it for me. Thanks anyway.

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article. I have just posted a large list of proposed changes on the

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Lovely. That wouldn't be gorunds for blocking, but we should watch

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Need Help with Vandal (I have given him a warning, so he may stop)

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My impression was J-77 was objecting to YOUR text. But who knows

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proper has suddenly lost a lot of weight. I should be so lucky!)

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Dear "Here to help", I wonder how dare you speak of the website

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Thanks. I'm not sure if Gangsta-Easter-Bunny and Eisenhower (no

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Thanks. If you have time (like five minutes), can you look over

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So I'm sure glad that's DONE! On with Life. Have a good weekend!

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Except you aren't allowed to make legal threats at Knowledge: (

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Knowledge often does that, I think its a server/cache issue. —

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If so, in what engineering discipline did you receive a degree?

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against me for reverting his edits. Assistance is needed. --

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I'll look into it. I infer that the block has expired?--

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from scratch, and finally someone's said hello. Thanks!

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Okay, thanks. I think he's trying to push my buttons. --

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E: tag with a cleanup tag (I'll do that); it needs it.--

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You have been temporarily blocked for violation of the

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which you might be interested in. I welcome feedback.

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Link to "all about Steve" from the Steve Jobs article

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keeps being uncivil to me. Could you please help me?

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It's all good man, I just thought is was funny :) --

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I was reverting it to consensus version. Please see

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Sure, just keep the thing in comments at the top.--

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I wouldn't call that recent, but I'll look at it.--

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