User talk:Keith D/Archive 4

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that are ambiguous, where more info is required etc. which those who know the subject would overlook. I know that this will get the article copy full of tags but will show those who are actually editing the article pointers as to where things need doing. Thus we could all contribute to an article development early on, in addition to the usual spelling checks, wikilinks etc which would come at the end of the process.

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split by the Public services section. Unfortunately you will have to re-edit the live article to put the reorganisation in as there have been some changes to the text since you took a copy. Sorry again for the delay in looking at the changes but it came at the wrong time for me. Time for bed now before we loose an hour!

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I have eventually got round to looking at the changes you made to the organisation of the article. I think that they are OK as it tends to bring things together more. The only thought I had was to move the Regeneration section up one to under Economy as they tend to be linked, rather than having them

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Thanks for the reminder and sorry for the delay, I am just ticking over at the moment keeping an eye on article vandalism as I have not had much time to do any serious editing. I am away from Thursday for the weekend, back next Wednesday, so probably will have to be after that by the time I get round

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Thanks I had not spotted it as been in a school category, the change to the talk page was what I was interested in. I reverted the change as it clearly should not be present, unless the schools project is also looking after all location articles that mention schools. I think the category on colleges

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I would tend to agree with you that the infobox is rather long especially on the shorter articles once the crest in inserted into it. I personally would have put the crest lower down the box or placed it in the governance section of the article. Though whichever infobox is in use it is near the top,

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Looks like you have sorted it out while I was away. Columns/rows only appear in the table when there are articles that require them. I tend to use the full template name rather than the WPCov abbreviation as I can then detect that it is tagged. It currently does not detect the article is tagged when

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When I made the directories and the assessment page for the WikiProject Warwickshire I found that the bot had already had several runs. Then I wondered why the statistics for the WikiProject Coventry unassessed articles were not included in the statistics table, so I have tried to fix it. I will not

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Hi Keith - sorry to trouble you. I just had a look at Kingston upon Hull and it looks great... The only problem, for me, is that the climate chart crashes into the demography population chart. I've tried looking at it on two computers, and it still does the same thing. Not by much, but climate does

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I had a thought on the discussion on articles for improvement while I was out but its rather off beat. The thought was to take a copy of the article and then for all of us to read it through and mark it up with tags. Those who know nothing of the subject will obviously spot things that need citing,

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Hi Keith D, Thanks for the useful links I will and digest when I get a chance. One of the things I was trying to do was get a place mark to appear on Google earth to match the location of Thongsbridge similar to the links found in Holmfirth Upperthong etc. I was told that if you Geotag an artical

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That's my take on the CoA too. The Beverley one that Yorkshirian keeps displaying does indeed only seem to relate to the former borough, and not the current Town Council or even as an "Official logo of Beverley" as his mouseover says (makes similar claims with CoA at Selby and Market Weighton too).

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Cannot see too much of a problem on my monitor the only bit that may be a problem is the chart and population detail. Though that does show up white space on a wide setting but it is OK on a narrow setting. Font size may alter this though, so I think we will go as it is at the moment and see if we

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Yes I would bat on if you can, I have done a few of the easy bits on geography. I agree the references are tedious when you are retrofitting them better to do them as you go along, the other tedious one is sorting out the dead links which took me several days! On the history front it may be time to

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Thanks for the info. I'll try it when the time comes. Yes, it's a good idea for a group to tag up the improvements that can be made to an article. A fresh pair of eyes can spot things that one who is familiar with the text or subject matter can miss. I sometimes try to imagine how someone in, say,

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I see you've been dealing with infobox changes etc in Yorkshire - I've just been reading some of the discussions! I have seen the additions of crests as static images, etc. and I am slightly concerned with the length of article you have to scroll through before you find some 'real' information. As

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is just a project guideline, not an actual guideline or policy so it doesn't really matter in that regards. I used the settlement one because it looks better as that one has the option of inlucding the city/town council arms and the option of adding other fields. Apart from that both give the same

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I suggest you only use it when someone has made an edit showing interest in the content of a page, not just a passing edit to change "would of been" to "would have been", fix a link, add cats or sortkeys, stubtype, or the various other wiki-gnome activities. I've edited a load of articles on rock

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Thanks for your message re: categories for photo requests. I've made the changes so the N, S, E, & W Yorks are sub categories of Yorkshire, and Yorkshire is moved down to the England category.(I thought it might stimulate more/some interest from photographers if the requests were on, or linked

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by the person doing the removal, and the edit summary is rather threatening, I have issued a couple of warnings to the user. I was thinking of adding a sentence into the article about the offer and the adjudication, so that the external link can become a reference as it is a bit out of place as an

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John Alderton is in Who's Who 2007, and it says "Education: Kingston High Sch., Hull." You can probably access it (as I can) online through your local public library, most of them subscribe to a service called "Know UK", where you just have to input your library ticket number to get online access

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I got the ref but it didn't say what date the "16% of trade" was for so I altered the text to fit.I guess it will have to be maintained regularly to be really up to date and accurate in that respect. I'll look for more stats later.(A point of interest - I had never heard of a "ten foot or tenfoot"

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I appreciate the review, however the purpose of my links were comparible to a listing from the chamber of commerce. When I was travelling through the UK I found the site helpful in finding the variety of businesses in the area I would utilize. For example, dry-cleaning, hair-cut, accomodations. I

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Thanks for letting me know - looks like things have escalated since I was here this morning with page protection on Beverley. Looks like we have a week to see if a consensus can be reached one way or the other. The CoA looks like only part of the problem and that the rest of the infobox is being

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No, it works. All the directories are now listed as WikiProject Coventry. It might have done a run when it was still Coventry-related. I do not think that it will do another run with Coventry-related, because the directories are empty. I am not sure if the Coventry-related directories have been

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No problem at all. I can do a peer review if you like? - as a preparation for GAC?... Give me a short while and I'll take a look. I have to admit I know very little about this place so I'd be interested to read about it. From a cursory glance it looks good. Hope this helps.... I'll be back...

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I reverted the move to restore the title that the text indicated and to the name that the article was when a previous move request failed to reach consensus. The various moves since then have not been discussed and there needs to be a discussion before a move is made as any move is clearly

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Thanks for changes to photo categories, I did think while I was out that we could use the Yorkshire category for things that are in more than one sub-division, such as rivers and roads. On the goals/scope I cannot see the changes you made - did you do them somewhere else or not save them?

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I ran the bot and got new statistics which proved that all the directories were correct for both projects. The statistics table now has an unasssessed category, which give extra details and explains the previously missing articles. I think that is will not make any difference if the WPCov

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Looking at the population details I could not work out how the referenced source came up with the 1941 detail as there was no census then. My guess is they used the 1939 registration detail but does not say anything in reference about that that I can see. Hopefully no one will query it.

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and not worry about the article title and get on with improving articles. As he effectively requested the article be moved then I cannot see the objection from the reverting user but I would leave it until tomorrow then they can have no objection to closing as it has run its course.

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The rain came so must be moving south. I have added a Monitor to the letter as I think that has to be one of the things that needs doing. It is pointless producing good articles then leaving them to be vandalised. I have also set-up the short-cuts and the list of newsletters article

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Infobox settlement is a great tool, and certainly has its place for the UK, but I think it should be avoided for all "sub-district" places as it is very unstable (there is no standard as to what should and should not be included), and open to all sorts of manipulation and points of

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Hello again! Thanks for the contact! I'll do my very best to read the article from top to bottom (in the next 36 hours-ish) to see if I can spot any remaining challenges. From a cursory glance, it looks really great and a serious candidate for FA in the not too distant future!

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I see you fixed it - though I still see the problem with the top half been wider than the bottom, though the examples on the documentation of the template look the same. Just to clarify the bars are spaced differently so they are bunched left on the imperial conversion half.

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I think that you need to be patient, as Google earth takes the links periodically from a database dump so it can be up to about a month before links appear on Google earth. It depends where it is in the cycle and it could even be a couple of days if you hit it right.

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I have no personal point of view on the topic in question and would ask that you discuss the name of the article on its talk page with other editors of the article so that a consensus on a suitable name can be reached. I will move the article to any agreed name.

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I do not work for KCOM and the link looks like it has nothing to do with KCOM but looks like advertising for an alternative service to KCOM. It adds nothing about KCOM to the article and so I have removed it as it fails under our external links policy see

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You do not link part dates only full dates including the day, that may be why people have complained. Though some people do not like the linked dates at all, but until there is a change to the software to do it some other way then we have to live with it.

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There appears to be a problem with the Coventry project though as the statistics are not been generated correctly. Some of the categories appear to be red-linked now so this may be the problem or it could be the new bot code. Any ideas what has happened?

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merely reflects the various consensuses formed there. It was developed, I believe, to ensure consistency, neutrality and stability for all places and not omit or give greater weight to certain things (ie home nations over UK, the county system etc etc).

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The problem is the script I use for tagging which shows the projects when looking at the article page and it currently only sees the full name to indicate that it has been tagged. Thus when the abbreviated version is used I see the article as untagged.

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in the local lingo). :) I couldn't tie up any reliable referencess for John Alderton and Paul Heaton either, although both seem to have local connections. I put their names and "Hull" into Google and got hits but not particularly stable or reliable

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Shall I bat on with a bit more of the geography? We seem to have addressed the concerns in the history section and it could go on and on and on-- Hull has a lot of it!! PS I'll do references as well, but too long a stint gets tedious (dun't

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Hi again, sorry I have no fix for this one. There also seems to be a problem with the chart width between the 2 halves (top & bottom). I think I have seen similar problem on another article but cannot remember which. May be worth asking at

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Actually, TRM asked Tone to close the discussion, only because Tone had unilaterally made the move, not because TRM thought it was time for the discussion to be ended. A pernickety but important point in a pernickety and unimportant dispute.

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which is a location article not a school article. The article gives details of a school but so do many location articles. Also it is adding the banner ahead of existing banners it should add a new banner after existing banners. Thanks

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I have moved the chart up a paragraph so when collapsed it is above the population table. I have also put a clear in to keep them apart but it leaves some white space on small fonts or wide windows but not too bad. Is that OK for you?

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Just in case you can find a reference - the first reference in the Industry sub-section is dead but I could not find a suitable replacement. I also looked for more up to date statistics but could not find any suitable to replace it.

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Thanks, I had not looked there for it. Looks OK, though I think we may need a section later in the text to expand on the Goal to give some details. May be a section on aims to give a list of things we are attempting to do as per

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which use the settlement box you have to scroll a page to get to real information. If you want to bring it up at a central discussion then feel free to do so but be prepared for a reaction from those who want it as is.

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is up to 107Kb. I would think that the page is OK without too much pruning, apart from the unreferenced bits, though I would think that we would need to go to summary mode if there was an FA nomination to be made.

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Thanks for the offer and by all means step in where you can. History is not my strong point & would need to do some research to sort the comments out for that section so any help would be greatly appreciated.

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which may be more of an appropriate place to add the link. Wikitravel is an online travel guide and has links that are more commercial in nature that we do here with our aim of producing encyclopaedic entries.

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Hi Keith, thanks so much for keeping on top of the KUH work. Looks like it's pretty much up to us two or three. I'll take a look at the pointers this weekend and take a crack at some of them. We'll get there.

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infoboxes are to give a short summary (in a similar vein to the Lead), would you agree that the images/crests are not really in the right place - and maybe could go in the article and not the infobox?

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I did rewrite and source the entire history section last fall. I can certainly see adding to it when convenient, but the big job that really needs work is sourcing the existing unreferenced material.

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Thanks for letting me know - looks OK here on my normal viewing. Looks like narrowing the window or increasing the text size causes the same problem for me. Will have to see if I can get round it.

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Thanks for locating the reference. You obviously do not come from Hull then if you have not heard of a tenfoot, there were plenty of them around when I was at school there, not so many today.

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No it is for the operation of user preference which converts the date into the format selected by the user. Also we never use ordinals like 1st 2nd 3rd etc. for dates. For a description see

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Thanks - I think we are about ready for a GA submission, there are bits that could do with more information but will leave those for now as only required for FA if we go on towards that.

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I see what you mean--- The effect is worse in some articles than others. I fixed the layout of the article by deleting the "float" instruction in the template. Trial and error, really!!--

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Thanks I will look tonight. Obviously you had the same problem I had on the two people, may be we could substitute someone who we could better reference for, may be the connection of

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The weather forecast said rain but we have sun here at the moment!! I will talk a look later, rather a long watchlist at the moment, looks like they have been tagging articles for

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Thanks - both charts are OK on my browser. I got a warning (I think) that the page is 87kb long. Is there a limit and is it time to make some of the prunings that you suggested ?--

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The shield from within the CoA is the only bit that appears current, as featured on the Beverley Town Council website homepage. Haven't yet found the full CoA anywhere on website.

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Hi Keith: I did so a few days ago. I note that the user concerned was blocked for 72 hours on 21 March but seems not to have returned... as yet! One to keep on the watchlist.

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I appreciate your time. Thanks for the clarification. I agree that we have bigger fish to fry but this issue came to my attention and Rambling actually urged me to "

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in Knowledge then it will automaticaly appear in google earth. I added the village co-ordinates but no luck. Do I just have to be patient or do I need to do more? --

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OK, I've done the re-arrangement. It needs some attention to layout now, I think. I'm useless at getting boxes and text in the right places on pages. Over to you !?--

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which appears to take requests but does not seem to have been used much though it does say that if it cannot fulfil request then will pass on request to another bot.

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Its still in use, on the website of Beverley Town Council they show the shield with the beaver on it (Beverley means "beaver stream" or something like that). -

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may get a reference to turn up. I think the other thing to do is the external links section which needs checking out to see if they are relevant and fit with

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rename. I've also informed the authors responsible for creating and editing the category and I've left a note on the main article's Talk page, namely on the

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bands, baseball players, small towns in India, etc but have no interest in joining projects about them and would find such invitations distinctly spammish!

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as there has been extensive discussion on the use of infoboxes in UK place articles there, see also the archives. Please discuss any changes required to

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just starting. When you come back from holiday the bot might have made the statistics, but if not it would be good if you could you get the bot started.

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article appears less than neutral, more like an advert for the company. Frequent removals of anything that doesn't show the company in the best light.

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which is where I was heading when I found your note. May be there needs to be some expansion in the guidelines as to what the exceptions are and why.

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OK, I will self-revert. But without interlinking, many times I tried to link simple dates and years and was advised not to link years and dates.

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Hi Keith, As soon as we get the article of the month sorted out I think I shall be able to produce a newsletter from the template in my sandbox

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Thanks - I have access to the OD through the library but not heard of the other one will have to have a look and see if it is available here.

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I didn't want to stir up more trouble, hence why I am mentioning it here to you, rather than going straight for the jugular and Yorkshirian!

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about using the settlement infobox there as there is a much wider audience than the Beverley article and it has impact on a UK wide basis.

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Hi, Keith. I've just added a climate chart to the Geography section and messed up the layout(Oops!). Have you got a fix for this,please?--

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Thanks for that, I am still catching up at the moment. It is also on the Yorkshire project watchlist as it is a Bradford based company.

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The script is not very good, if it does not take account of redirected abbreviated project names. I guess that an update is needed.

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I would agree that it needs to be targeted at people who have shown some interest in Yorkshire articles by their edit history.

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Hi, Keith. It's me, Aexus. I've read your note about where to ask for a category rename. I've now posted my request on the

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I'm afraid my opinion is in conflict with Yorkshirian's; I think we should use UK place here. UK place was developed with

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I've added a ref which I hope is OK. No page no available, though it's the online equiv of the printed book. The URL is

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from home. You can also probably access Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, which is brilliant for dead people!

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http://www.knowuk.co.uk/doc.do?ResultsID=118ED45C23E1&SortType=relevance&searchType=quick&ItemNumber=1

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Thanks, I had not realised you had changed the name - the old ones are in my watchlist, I will change them over.

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The warning is an old one that recommended that pages should be under a certain size but in not really used now,

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That's no problem at all. I do note however that there is no fair use rationale for the CoAs to be used on

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can progress the other items on the review, and look at layout again when the text is ready for GA review.

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As it rained this morning :-(, I did some more work on the newsletter. It's still at my sandbox

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Well our library has not got access to Know UK. Can you supply reference we can use in article?

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Can I ask why the bot is adding project boxes to non-school articles. It has added a banner to

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Hi Keith, When you have time, please can you have a look at the Hull article in my sandbox at

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South America would respond to an article on a place in Yorkshire. Context is everything.--

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the abbreviation is used. May be I need to tweak something to detect the redirect as well.

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but only available if you've got access through library or other institutional sub.

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Hi Could you explain why you keep removing the link to the hullnet.co.uk website?

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edit? I did not understand. Is not it overlinking to link simple dates and years.

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that the discussion be ended so that more pressing matters could be addressed by

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As far as I can accatain it has a right to be there? or do you work for KCOM's?

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

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should go as well. May be it needs its own article as it is an Arts college.

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That's much better - all the problems are sorted. Good luck with the GA!----

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Looks good. May be we do need templates as there are now the 4 newish ones

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to the previous one. Why have not choosing from many other possibilities.

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page first so see if there are any further comments there, before acting.

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section as per Greater Manchester .(I quite like their sidebar as well!!)

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I'd like to help with the geography (and or) history. Will this be OK ?--

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to having a good look at the changes you made. I was also hoping that

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talk page and was hoping you could help with something. The

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