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your good intentions but I can see that you do not know the story you are playing. This countries were having very pragmatic governts. The goal of these kings, noblemen, richmen...etc were to increase the category of their lineages. The Inquisición was in the service of power and not the other way. Inquisición never ruled countries. People could change their name, lineage, etc, because there was no effective government control. The control was exercised by power groups and misrule resulted in: Civil wars and vendettas, abuse, exploitation, plundering, extermination, slavery, abuse and subjugation of women, envy, rivalry among powerful groups or countries...I apologize if I can be offensive in my post. It is not my intention, because I like that you have read the article and I can see that you have worked hard in the article. I've tried not to romanticize nor seem infantilizing behavior either the Conquistadors. Can you find details of the deads of european settlers or armies by American diseases? The French army could not conquer Hispaniola island by an epidemic that killed white soldiers. Dutch empire cannot be established in Brazil by the same reason. But these peoples are not named "conquistadors" so, they are not included unfortunately. Spain and Portugal and later other countries did not want dead subjects, servants and workers were needed, and African slaves were expensives. Te agradezco mucho el trabajo tan duro que has hecho, y me gusta que hayas leido el articulo. He intentado crear un hilo argumental que muestre a que se debieron las acciones de estas personas. He intentado que quede claro que los conquistadores eran personas de aquella epoca. He intendado que no sea una historia romantica de Conquistadores buenos y civilizados y salvajes malos y depravados. Los pueblos nativos con culturas de la edad de piedra o la edad del bronce, en Asia, africa, o America estaban en desventaja. La conquista del planeta no se debió a 1 persona, el rey Fernando el Catolico no es mas que un rey como los demas, no es más importante que otros. Mi lengua nativa es el español, y estoy estudiando inglés pero tengo muchos errores en inglés.

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What I would like to clarify though is the Jerilderie Letter. I think there needs to be clarification that Ned is famous for two separate letters. The first one was posted to Mr Donald Cameron on 16 Dec 1878. The second, and more famous is the Jerilderie letter, given to Ms Gill on 9 Feb 1879. To make it easier, I suggest that 'Excerpts of the Jerilderie letter given to Ms Gill on 9 Feb 1879' instead of 'Excerpts of the second letter '. Also, when the police arrived at Glenrowan, they travelled in two trains, a pilot train with a policeman strapped to the front, and the main train, which carried the bulk of passengers, so the term 'trains' needs to be used. Also could you put back that Byrne's body was secretly buried by police. Also, could you put pack the heading of Kelly's statement, as now the statement is missing who said it. Also, you state that 'armour section remains confusing'. This is all part of the Kelly legend, where fact and fiction have become intertwined, so the many facets of the story needs to be revealed, even if they contradict. This is probably why the Ned Kelly story is so famous, and is the most written about person in Australian history. This is partly why the article is so long. He killed 3 police, held up two towns and stole from their banks, and then went down in a final siege with homemade armour. When the Kelly gang was in the area, entire towns would shut down in a 'perfect panic'. FYI, I have been to the actual site of the Glenrowan Inn, which is now just a vacant lot.

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to point out that you have made a number of errors during your editing. For instance, the in the Jerilderie letter, it you seem to have confused the two letters. In the Aaron Sherrit section, you got rid of the famous bit of the policemen hiding under the bed, and you got rid of "You must be drunk, Anton. You know that it's over that way,'. In another section, you got rid of the very famous act when Curnow convinced Ned to let him go. You also got rid of 'the outlaw howled like a wild beast brought to bay, and swore at the police' Again, very famous. You also got rid of what happened to Martin Cherry, Then you got rid of ' that they must have killed one another'. This is incredible crucial, and the subject of much controversy.. You also got rid of 'After Ned Kelly's capture there was considerable debate over having the armour destroyed,' That is not copy editong, it now starting to become vandalism. Then you made a change which reslted in 'Two stolen circular saws iron tacks were tried'. Circular saws and iron tacks are two different things.Also plough shares and mould boards are two different things. You have certainly made a mess of the page of one of the most well known Australians. Could you please improve the page in response to the errors which I have highlighted. Once that is done, I will then highlight the other numerous errors which you have caused.

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technology companies (you come in and get the work done when you can) and the notion of these jobs as "work" is almost a foreign concept since many of these IT workers are doing what they love and enjoy every minute of it. Is this making sense? I will attempt to explain it in detail, but I hope you see what Neulinger was getting at. This is particularly true in terms of management styles. The notion that workers in America should "enjoy" their jobs was pretty much unheard of until 20 years ago. Neulinger was way ahead of the curve.

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I would appreciate it beyond words! I can't tell you how many hours I have put into this article (500+), but without your help it had no chance, now it has a great chance. It also inpsired me to buy the Chicago MoS and the MLA handbook so as to empower myself and need less assistance at FAC in the future. You've been great, and if Macca gets through FAC it will have been largely for your efforts. Thanks again. ~

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least 3 years of dedicated training as a blue belt to achieve." confused me, but I admit I know very little about copyediting. I'm trying to take some time to add back the missing info without damaging any of your much appreciated improvements but I certainly wouldn't mind if you might take a second look when I'm done and make sure it adheres to all grammatical standards. At any rate, thanks again.

2537: 2373: 2419:? I originally put most of the content onto the main article, but it was revert, and one editor has some concerns with some bits of the prose. He made some edits in the lead, but I'm not very comfortable with the flow of it. Other than a few careless errors, I don't see any issues with it. If you could take a look at it, it would be very appreciated. :) — 1234:. You did an excellent job and I really think the article looks cleaned up and more professional. I was wondering if you have any recommendations about where the article can be improved in the future? Anyways thank you for investing your time and I am sure many people will be able to enjoy the article in the future. 1816:

Thanks for noticing. I reduced the number of refs from ~180 to ~80 with no loss of info and linked them to the refs below. I'm happy to patch the result to fix errors I introduced, but I think this way is shorter/better. That's just me. I left the existing named refs alone. I'm happy if someone wants

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Hi, Lfstevens. Routine checks were done on this article as part of the copy edit drive audits, and I found quite a few additional things to do. Some of them are directly related to copy edits, such as punctuation, spelling, and grammatical errors. There was also a lot of over-linking; "Kothamangalam"

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After looking at the criteria for FA, i decided to remove the harvnb style. I just feel that you need to have a link between the appropriate reference on the notes section and that on the references section to make it worthwhile. It's too time consuming. Anyway, i do need a bit of help addressing the

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As long as you do not delete more, it is ok. I will get to fix that article sometime in 2012. It is one of the better articles in that series, almost free of errors. Alas the Ksudhir fellow who wrote is missing. That was all he wrote. The rest of the series is a rummage sale of errors. I have cleaned

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Jona, that isn't a proper lead, it's a wall of text containing minute detail with no evident structure. Please try to imagine what a reader who doesn't know much about Selena will make of it. A lead is supposed to be a summary. Lfstevens's division into section was a huge improvement. (Addition of a

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Thank you good sir. I think I've added back the pertinent info but also likely cluttered it up again. I don't know how well those little belt rank sections lend themselves to copy-editing but anything we can do to get them up to snuff without losing too much of the content would be fantastic. Again,

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For a subject exclusively related to the United Kingdom (for example, a famous British person), use British English. For something related to the United States in the same way, use American English. For something related to another English-speaking country, such as Canada, Australia, or New Zealand,

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also edited it, probably from a copyedit tag, which they removed yesterday at around 06:00 UTC. Please would you both touch base to agree how you'd like to proceed? I'd be happy for you both to take credit for the article as a Request, with the 50% bonus, if that's what you agree. Please let me know

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Actually, after a few minor changes things have settled down quite a bit. I demoted much material to notes as you suggested, thanks for that. The page is quite stable right now, and its much shorter and readable. If you wouldn't mind just taking another run through now, to see if you catch anything,

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Hi Lfstevens, thank-you for your copy edits to the Ned Kelly page as they were certainly needed. I would like to point out though, in your obvious haste, that you BROKE THE PAGE. In the Ned Kelly armour section, you have a syntax error for a conversion. As an expert on the subject, I would also like

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This article is developed in the "Background" and "consequence" It actions beginning, development and conclusion, "Who did that", "Who ordered what". Please, should not delete the story, because it will cannot be understood. The "Inquisición" was not the governt of Spain or Portugal. I want to thank

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First, I'd just like to say thank you for taking the time to copyedit the BJJ ranking system page. While the vast majority of the page looks vastly improved, there were a few sentences that I found confusing and where critical words had been removed. For example, "Many students remain blue belts at

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There is no redundant info in the citations. The reason I want you to undo your changes to the citations is as I've already explained - that your idiosyncratic approach to the refs in this article is not required for a GA - the reason the copyedit was requested. For the third time, please undo your

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and the skills needed by knowledge engineers. If you've worked in IT, then you know that the workplace has been completely redefined and the notion of work has been reinvented, much in the same vein as Neulinger's thesis. In other words, the idea of working 9-5 is no longer relevant for many new

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I see that you have changed the citations so that some of the page numbers appears in the article, but the name of the source is in the citation list while others have been left and you have grouped all Falls refs together but not others. I've never seen this before and I don't understand what you

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Hi Lfstevens, Thanks for your revision, it was much appreciated. When it comes it Australian history, being Australian born, I can become a bit over passionate, so don't take any of my attention getters personally.I think the changes that you have made have now restored the essence of the article.

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Anyway, why I came here right now was to ask whether there's a reason why you sometimes put gaps between the items on your list of completed copyedits, and whether you'd like me to close them when I notice it. Cos your actual article count now is 53, one more than you've listed (at least, it was 5

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In view of that, please don't change articles from one version of English to another, even if you don't normally use the version in which the article is written. Respect other people's versions of English. They, in turn, should respect yours. Other general guidelines on how Knowledge articles are

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I still don't understand why you reduced the number of refs in such an arbitrary way. Your personal approach to refs is not required for GAR. I don't need you to 'patch the result to fix errors' whatever that may mean, could you please just revert all your changes to the citations back to the way

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articles. In particular, the article requires copy editing for spelling and wikification for consistency in formatting. Generally, I would go ahead and make the edits myself, but with the initial editor creating numerous articles from a template with typos and formatting that is not in compliance

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Thanks for reviewing my changes. I eliminated a lot of material that did not add substance to this massive article. The remarks you note were simply included, with no mention of their notoriety. I am ready to repair any damage I have done! I'll continue this discussion on the article's talk page.

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Open FAC. Yes, it does sound bad. We... We were stupid maybe. Or too happy about what we have written. We didn't see that coming, the user to have participated in PR (and even first FAC commenters) were happy about it, menthioned little to no prose problems. The lesson has anyway been learned. I

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and I'm wondering how to proceed. The statement follows: "Neulinger envisioned a world where the very concept of a "job" was no longer plausible, where work would be leisure-oriented." Would expanding this statement help clarify? Footnote 3 clarifies part of it, but I think you are asking for

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Ah, I see. Yes, that could be problematic given that the belts don't really have many formal requirements and more contain themes that surround each rank, particularly as it relates to earning the next one. Maybe I can move some of that material to the actual ranks in question rather then just

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Thanks. I hope you'll amplify the point in the article, too. I've been wondering what's going to happen to work as computers and robots continue eating jobs. We haven't created net jobs in the US since 2000, except in health care, whose resistance to productivity improvements via IT and real

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I will continue to correct any flaws that I introduced. If something was missing/wrong before I showed up, I hope you will make the correction. (I'm happy to buff the result, if you like.) But please, take future comments to the article's talk page so that others can participate.

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In the process of changing the citations you changed the dates of several from two different publications by the same author. This is a serious error on your part which has now been fixed. In the future I hope you will show respect for the work you are editing.

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Well, that's Neulinger's entire thesis. He's defined "leisure-work" as an activity in a post-industrial world where intrinsic reward and perceived freedom is balanced with extrinsic reward and the lack of perceived freedom such that people are

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I Wish You And Your Family A Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year 2012. May The New Year Bring Much Happiness, Prosperity, Peace, And Success In Your Life. I Am Very Happy To be Part of Knowledge And To Have Great Friends Like You. Cheers.

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I like cites because they're "smarter" than the old way (easier links, more consistent formatting, and someday, I hope indexed/linked across articles). I don't know about any policy about not using them, but that doesn't mean there isn't

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The benefits you talk about are completely negated by the complexity of the refs as they now stand. It seems you have created this problem, are refusing to fix it and now wish to take up as much time as you can. Thanks but no thanks.

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Hello. Back in July you copy edited this article and put a merge tag on it, which I just noticed today. Although I very much appreciate the cleanup, I disagree with the merge proposal and have given my reasoning on the talk page,

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Thanks for your help converting references to the harvnb style. What i'm not sure is if references from PDFs (portable document files), newspapers and websites need converting too? All of the references have been converted on the

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I fear we're talking past each other. They may not be required, but they're not forbidden, either and they have benefits which you have not rebutted. Why not open a discussion about this on the talk page and see what the world

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Complicated subject. If you know anything about it, good! If not, even better! There have been some concerns it is not readable for those who are not common with it. A copyedit could solve this problem. If only you could do

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The reason that I reduced the # of refs is that they contained lots of redundant info and took up a lot of space. I left the already-named refs and those that contained additional info. Why do you want the change undone?

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was linked six times. If you could please keep in mind that it might be years before the next skilled Wikipedian shows up on these articles, that would be great. Thanks again for helping out with the copy edit drive. --

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Yes, I couldn't agree more, please do not "dictate how things have to be." I suggest you keep your personal style for articles you create, and respect the styles of the editors who work on the articles, you copyedit.

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The problem I was trying to fix was that each rank should include what it takes to achieve it, rather than describing what is necessary to achieve the next rank. I didn't change it again. I still prefer my approach.

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Hi! Thanks for the copyedit and the comments you left on the talk page - I'll try to address those concerns shortly. Would you mind if I dropped you a note asking you to take a look at the additions once that's

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Thanks for noticing. As I understand, harvs are optional, and not all editors even like them, since they somewhat slow retrieval time. If you think they're helpful, don't hesitate to do the PDFs too. Cheers.

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Its been a week, and the article is extremely stable right now, save for the talk page nonsense. If you have the time, I would greatly appreciate if you took another look at the article. Thanks again. ~

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That certainly wasn't my intention, and I am sorry if you took it that way. I just wondered how you managed to undo a bunch of my edits in the process of yours. I think I am just about done now anyway.

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Thanks for the catch. The blank line comes from the editor that I use. After I paste the word count info and delete the extra text, it magically inserts another CR. I delete the blanks every so often.

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states "If an article already has citations, adopt the method in use or seek consensus on the talk page before changing it." I suggest that, in your future copyedit work, you bear this in mind. --

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is the wrong tag there, because one can only copy edit material that is intelligible in the first place. The article is a machine or machine-like translation from the German one. The right tag is

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Thank you very much by your unselfish cooperation in Article "Biodiversity of New Caledonia". Muchas gracias por tu colaboración desinteresada en el articulo "Biodiversidad de Nueva Caledonia".

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Just out of curiosity, not being a native speaker of English: AFAIK in phrases with simple present tense in the if-clause, you use future tense (not present tense) in the main clause?

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In a recent edit, you changed one or more words or styles from one national variety of English to another. Because Knowledge has readers from all over the world, our policy is to

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Hi Lfstevens, I saw that you do a great deal of copyediting and was wondering if you could copyedit a page that I've been working on? If you have time/are interested, the page is

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Which probably tells me you're a perfect person to ask for a copyedit. I would really love you to do this. Any Wiki-paybacks requested in return will be completed, I promise :)

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No worries; sorry for the template; what happened? You undid a bunch of copyedits I had made following the discovery that this was supposed to be written in British English. --

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Please stop removing the banner, it is there for a reason. For example "A8 is used a session key" is not grammatically correct, it should be "A8 is used as a session key".

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I hope you will be more specific. While I have found much to excise, I don't want to cut any meat. I'm happy to repair any real damage. Thanks for communicating and HNY.

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I realize the article has serious defects, and I'd be willing to turn it into a redirect until a proper article on the subject is written. I just don't think

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Hello Lfstevens, thank you for copyediting this article. Just a query, i notice you stopped at the release section. Does that mean the lower sections are ok?

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Please don't stop copyediting because I am editing. You are not in the way. I am also curious to see if I clarified what you said should be clarified better.

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Thanks for editing that one - I'd meant to get around to it myself at some point. I did (as part of being a reviewer) do a bit of further copyediting on it.

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What do you mean that I couldn't wait? Those were previous edits before you even told me to not edit. You didn't need to put that in the edit summary.

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of the article that the author have, but how the article reads at all. Thanks, is just checking and dropping your ideas/concerns about this article.

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was waiting since long time for perfect person, who could give final touch and finally you did it. Your work remains excellent in wikipedia history.

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With this article changing so fast, any opinion on FA is short-lived. I think it needs to be shorter to live up to its potential. 10k is too long...

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I also checked your contributions: you haven't been involved in active editing of anything during last three days. Can I hope it means you're free?

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Your efforts are phenomenal, but the changes just today number in the many dozens. That says "flux" to me. I'm happy to hit it again, but not yet.

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I can't keep up with the incredibly rapid changes. If you'd like another pass on it when things settle down some, please readd to the request page.

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actually. I didn't see any inuse banner anywhere and just dived in without looking at the history file. Sorry if I interrupted your work. Best, --

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and invoked your name because the edit history as I read it seems to show careful and extensive editing by you with an aggressive response from

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Great comments and edits. Wow, nice work. Thank you so much, really, you've been a big help. So I'm curious, do you think its FA status now? ~

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Because this is an area I work in a lot, I've had to spend hours and hours reading the sources just to copyedit his contributions. See also

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article and all references are spilt into several sub-sections relating to news, maps and websites etc. Is this what i should be aiming for?

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with the Manual of Style for biographies, I'm a bit spent at the moment. Feel free to contact me if you have questions. Best regards,

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Thank you for your thorough edit of the history of St. Louis article prose and information. You did a great job and I appreciate it.

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Major thanks for your help copyediting! I spent five years stationed at Kaneohe Bay and always appreciate a little aloha spirit! :)

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up a few, many more need to be done, e.g. supercomputer itself. In any case, thanks for responding to the copyedit request. Cheers.

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Your dedication in copy-editing astounds me. It would be sin not to let you know how appreciative I am with your editing job on

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You click the refs as before, and the footnotes now link to the refs. It's unWP like to dictate how things have to be. Chill.

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Thanks, everything looks better, and already read the comments on talk page. You are so kind! And... could you please review

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Alright, good job. I haven't gone line by line yet, but your changes look great at first glance--well worth the wait!

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a few days ago but then appear to have moved on to other requests. Anyway, hope you're enjoying the drive. Cheers, --

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There is also a thread on this issue at the McCartney talk page, and we could use some objective advice there. ~

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Got distracted. Thanks for the reminder. Take it if you want, but othewise I'll get to to it today or tomorrow.

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to decide the "The/the" issue, hopefully once and for all. Feel free to add your name there if you so wish. ~

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All I can say is WOW. You did a fantastic job with the task at hand. Thank you so much for the copyedit. :) —

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Thanks so much! I've left a couple of questions on the talk page and would appreciate your feedback. Regards,

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That's fine, I got distracted on another article so I won't be finished with Anderson anytime soon. Thanks,

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Thanks for the clarification. As I noted on the talk page, once you stepped back in, I stepped out. Cheers.

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I'd love to help, but I have some other things cooking at the moment. Your best bet is to add it to the

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Thanks for noticing. I'm kind of booked for awhile. Please readd to the requests page when you're ready.

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Lfs, I'm sorry, but you really didn't crack this one, and I think it might be better not to count it. --

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The notion of "leisure-oriented work" made no sense to me. I've always seen leisure as work's opposite.

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from the GOCE Requests page on 9th May but appear to have done nothing with it. What are your plans?--

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You're doing it again, aren't you. How on earth do you keep going? You thoroughly deserve the above.

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thank you very much for your copyedits! Now the prose reads much smoother than before :). Regards.--

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use the variety of English used there. For an international topic, use the form of English that the

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I'd appreciate it if you'd hold off until I finish (an hour?) I hate messing around with conflicts.

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Tdslk's changes are modest. I'll incorporate them. He/she can have the credit. My cup runneth over.

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referencing them. At any rate, I'll stop troubling you with all this. Thank you for your time sir.

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I'll check with Tdslk. I'm hard at work. It's very disorganized at the moment and rife with stuff.

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article and check how the article have been developed? I think is like a fan view. Is not just the

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Just that some jerk was getting in their way. It may have more to do with me than with the tag ;)

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with another article. If you are interested in the merge discussion, please participate by going

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If you have any questions about anything, article-related or not, I'll be happy to answer them!

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I reverted your additions of subsections since this is a list which needs a proper lead. Best,

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If you have 5 minutes, I ask you to correct my mistakes in this new page, can you? I put also

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I'm sorry to bother you, but if you are willing to do so, could you please give a copyedit to

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is starting to undo some of your work. Please help, do we need to file an ANI report asap? ~

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This may be a bit late, but thank you so much for copyediting the prose of the article. :) —

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to determine whether to capitalize the definite article ("the") when mentioning the band "

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Hey there! Those awards in the previous edition, they... They are worth a lot. Congrats!

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I'll take it, unless someone objects - I'm familiar with the various Croatia articles.

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There are two points which may scare you away, but they aren't as scary as they seem.

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Hi. I think you need to slow down a little and use the preview. Please take a look at

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should be the redirect target. Would it be acceptable to you if it were redirected to

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Happy to take a crack, but it won't be until May, so continue without me if you like.

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prose, grammar and flow of the article; it is something i can't really do on my own.

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Thanks. I also checked there too to make sure he said that and sure enough he did.

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I've made, and as I'm not a good English writer, please, I ask again your help.

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Hey there, I've gone ahead and restored the unaddressed maintenance tags on the

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It doth, but you're earning it. By all means take credit for it too. Cheers, --

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Hi there. Sorry to keep popping up, but just to remind you that you marked the

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It depends on the intended meaning. Check out "subjunctive" and "indicative".

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No worries. I got a lot of objections to the goce tag, so I stopped using it.

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Hi there. Just a quick note to say thank you for the copyedit you did for the

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competition can't last forever. Don't know if it will be leisurious or not...

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I'd say there's strength in numbers. Gather a posse and let the guns blaze.

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Please take a look at the recent diffs at McCartney. It would appear that

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Thanks a lot!!! And sorry to have written the name of another User... :-)

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Hello Lfstevens; this message is to inform you that there is currently a

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Hi thanks very much for your time and effort copyediting this article.

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Thank you again for your exceptional work with copyediting. Regarding

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Took a quick look, and the comments are basically the same. Good luck!

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Hi Law. Thanks for noticing. I put some suggestions on the talk page.

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I suggest reverting your reversions and writing the lead, AJona1992!

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Ok. I didn't realize you were a guild of copy editor at the time. ;)

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I'll stop editing until you're done. No need to step on each other.

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Hijacking this section to tell you that I am questioning your edits

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higher-level summary at the top wouldn't be a bad idea, though.) --

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I wanted to let you know that I've added your name to the heading.

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Had a couple of other changes. All done now. Thanks for noticing.

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Done. I guess you're trying for the copyedit May backlog drive. --

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Thanks for all the insightful and helpful edits and comments at

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clarification about the "leisure-oriented" work part, correct?

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Let me know if that is OK, or feel free to remove it. Thanks.

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Thanks for catching them. I'll take a look when you're ready.

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Hi, I've submitted a request for semi-protection for the page

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a few days ago - I wanted you to know that I appreciated it.

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Pop!! Dianna has pointed out to me that you're copy editing

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Knowledge:WikiProject Guild of Copy Editors/Requests page

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Pop! :) Thanks, and for all your other work as well. --

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Thanks for noticing. And welcome to the party! Cheers.

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which typically receives prompt attention. Good luck.

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Thank you again. I am working on it. Have a nice day!

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I hear that aloha spirit is a powerful force! Cheers.

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I'll take a look, but it will be a few days. Cheers.

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Sure. I added a couple of comments on the talk page.

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Really? I've never had that yet. Did they say why? --

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My pleasure. Thanks for the acknowledgement. Cheers!

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if any help is required with this. Cheers, Simon. --

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I have no idea where to look. I was just saying....

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