User talk:MBisanz/Archive 2

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there have been specific editors involved. My answer would be as neutral as possible, and I strive to maintain no personal attacks, I just feel that not mentioning them/their actions, and how that has affected the case/articles, would impact on my ability to fully answer the question. Is this OK by you? And, also, question 4. It says, "Describe a circumstance where an admin should not use them, despite a valid issue existing.". I'm not sure exactly what you mean. The only thing that came to mind, was if there was an Article for Deletion proposal, that ended in "Delete or Merge", then, normally, it should be deleted or merged. However, as is at the moment, with the injunction, this cannot happen. However, I also see that the case is drawing to a close. Sorry, I am a sort of person that likes to be 100% clear on questions. I guess I'm just afraid to make mistakes.

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you as a coachee or fail an RfA.". I've recently just finished my adoption program, and I feel that this may be something I am ready for. I see that you are the program co-ordinator, so I thought I should ask you. Do you think there is any possibility I could place a request for admin coaching? And, here is my edit count/statistics, just for your info. I primarialy work on anti-vandalism, CSDs, and reports to the AIV.

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formatting and all, but that was the point of the point. How could it "look" like it was live? I went to the main RfA page and his was not listed. I agree with the others that Squeak had to be watching or stalking for this so as to attack it at its earliest possibility. His "oppose" was two minutes – TWO MINUTES – after the "I accept" was put on the page, and as has been point out, long before it was officially live.

656: 2013: 200:, I am still unclear on the question you are asking me. Are you asking me about the possible technical ramifications, or the hidden politics about these merges? Because if it is the latter and not the former, then that is easy to answer, I've been viewing this ever since I started at Knowledge, and I also know the ArbCom case that you are referring to. Could you re-clarify the question, if possible? 1804:

create a proposals page (I'll draft it in my userspace in 10 minutes or so). Since the parties agree that one user can't edit in this area for a week, maybe announcing we'll be putting it on hold until all parties can respond, but that in the meanwhile, they can make proposals. This should give them the chance to get ideas out and think about them, before discussing them with us and each other.

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wikipedia. I come from a background of a very small wikia community, and the complexities of wikipedia are far beyond anything I could imagine. Again, sorry for making rather presumptuous comments earlier. Feel free to remove this whole thread -- I would, but not sure whether I'm supposed to be deleting resolved issues from other people's talk pages. All best,

7018:. I am impressed by the amount of thought that goes into people's contribution to the RfA process, and humbled that so many have chosen to trust me with this new responsibility. I step into this new role cautiously, but will do my very best to live up to your kind words and expectations, and to further the project of the encyclopedia. Again, thank you. -- 3982:, which closed with 85 supports, 2 neutrals and 1 oppose. I'm extremely grateful for all the the kind comments from so many brilliant Wikipedians I've come to respect and admire, as well as many others I've not yet had the pleasure of working with, and I'll do my best to put my shiny new mop and bucket to good use! Once again, thank you ;) 468:, it asks, "Can an admin set cascading protection?". I've reviewed the Protection Policy page, and I cannot find a reference to whether admins can create this sort of protection, I think it's a trick question. And also, can you clarify the IP address on that question, or was it intentional? As in, is the IP address you entered deliberate? 5928:

alternative accounts or even vandalism-only accounts. However a few will be newbie good faith. What would you think of having a more gently written template, even going so far as to allude to a likelihood of the template slapper having made a mistake, and offering the user the "right" to have their case discussed, probably at

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Yeah, I mean I understand the admin socking thing with recent events taken into account, but you can be the first to block me if you ever see a disruptive edit from any of my accounts :) Hah, personally I didn't know how recent that right started, and that there are only 4 accounts that have it. Im

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I still really don't get your reasoning. If I had abusive socks and my IP was autoblocked, would I not be able to still edit through my admin account? And I don't get this comment "And if someone isn't currently hitting a rangeblock, keeping them unflagged will keep the userright's list smaller and

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I've heard many times on RfAs that the standards are much more rigorous now than they were say, a year or two ago. I was also reading the discussion on the RfA talk page. However, I don't see things getting any easier. I suppose I'll leave the timing issue to those who have a better handle on it than

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Hello, about Question 14, I am not quite sure how to actually do it. I've found one page, in the new pages section, this is the info on it. "15:49, March 9, 2008 Po Nation (hist) ‎ Ponation (Talk | contribs) (←Created page with 'The name Po originated from the red teletubby, Po. It was spurred by the

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I used it twice. Once to indicate you had a preference against an RfC and for Arbcom and a second time in the NPA category, since it says an Admin forced you to do something, when its well known that short of a user finding another in real life or something, we all do our own actions by choice. And

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I don't see much at those links specifically addressing where to advertise BAG nominations. I could be missing something though, as I just did a quick scan of those discussions. Regardless, VP proposals just seems an inappropriate place to me, and again I've never seen any notice of any type of user

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I noted your question on SqueakBox's page and figured that I was "certain other editors". I was only "eager" to vote opposite because, as I would support the RFA, it seemed as though SqueakBox's jumping-the-gun needed some balance. It might have been a little POINT-y, literally copying the words and

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talk page. I applied for NPW because you recommended it. Now that I think of it, I have marked a few as speedy on Huggle (ones where the original editor blanked the page). The reason I asked you was because it said any admin could approve, and you were the one that recommended it in the first place.

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Just a note, I apologise again that I haven't been doing the lessons recently, this case has really used up a lot of my time, but it seems that an agreement could quite likely be formed here. I feel that I've done an OK job on this, they're actually being civil in discussions, which is a good thing.

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I completely agree to both requirements. Self-nominating for an RFA, i think, is a bad idea. So yes, I would wait until you say I am ready. And I have no other accounts on Knowledge, however I have an account on Wikimedia Commons, and a few other non-Wikimedia wikis (such as 24 Wikia). However I may

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intervened and demanded that he (BC) be unblocked. My point was that FPaS should be the last person (or one of the last) on WP to demand the unblocking of a confirmed sockpuppet (according to evidence) as he has some rather negative history here; at least, concerning sockpuppets or users he vaguely

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once or twice before. Usually because I made a HUGE point about agreeing with him. I don't think he's ever said "I agree with VP". Ah well. We're not that much different in the grand scheme of things. We just have different views on neutrality versus populartrality. And I don't recall any reason or

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give you any subsidiary copyrights, unless you add some artistic value? That is, creating an exact copy doesn't obligate you to add a public-domain release, and in fact prevents you from asserting or releasing any rights over the image? Sorry to involve you in my education about images, but it's an

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When Pharos talks about my "powerpoint" he means it is not powerpoint, but simply a WP userspace page with a list of WP page links on which I clicked in turn to get to the next page i wanted to show. It's actually a replacement for screenshots. If you want a cheap PowerPoint, experiment with Google

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I think I should tell you, I may be a fraction slow completing lessons at the moment, as I am mediating an article, which I've been helping to resolve this dispute with, there are a few different parties involved. An admin fully protected it for one week, and I'm informally mediating it, as the two

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And, finally, just a note. I have not been following the ArbCom case in question word for word, but I have a rough idea to what is going on in the case. I must ask something. Can I express my answer freely? Meaning, in this issue with the 24 articles, and the mergists/deletionists vs inclusionists,

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Hello, I've been looking at the admin coaching program, and I've looked at the requirements, I believe my issue is my account age. I've only been on Knowledge for one month, but as I saw in the requirements page that "Similarly, failure to meet these guidelines does not mean that nobody will accept

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No one bothered to explain to Shadow Blaze that his edits were reverted by mistake; no one bothered to put those hand-typed edits back; basically as far as he could see, thousands of words he typed in were just erased by an evil admin for no reason; I'm an admin myself, so I know how AV bots work,

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Whoopsie. Apparently Huggle does add those sorts of templates when blocking. I went back and added {{Anonblock|sig=~~~~ }} to all of my IP blocks longer than 48 hours that didn't already have a school header to them. In the future, if I'm blocking more than 24 hours, I'll drop a template in the

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Well my main IM program is AIM, so if you want I can email that to you. Also, I do have a Yahoo IM account, just need to download the software for this machine, and an MSN account buried somewhere that I can find. Tell me which one and I'll email you the nickname on that account. I'd suggest we

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Okay, I have answered Question 10. And, I have only participated in 10 AFDs, and have not nominated any myself. Should I participate in more AFDs before I answer this question? Also, you said that you have a short list of the admin tools hidden in your user space. They're hidden well, I can't find

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Thank you for your message. I only wanted to bring to your attention what I perceived as an injustice in which you unwittingly played a part. It is up to you whether or not you agree, and what action, if any, you wish to take. My feeble attempt to fix one small injustice ends here: I have neither

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have struggled with finding a solution to. Maybe there is something in that Arbcom case that they used to solve it temporarily? I'd suggest that you get the involved editors to post their proposed wording in formatting boxes on a different page, number with thinks like Proposal 1, 2, etc. That

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Well I'm won't argue over all the points. I had no idea Maxim was preparing an RFAR and when I got home tonight it was either rush mine together or have it never heard. I would've like to follow my plan of pulling it together this weekend and having a couple other users check it for coherence.

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I understand. As one of the main participants, you've got as many as you can handle, and I'm sure the same can be said for the other major admin coaches. One thing I want to point out is that you changed your stance. You first said sure-fire pass in 2 weeks or so, given some AFCs (I started that

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Just a question. In lesson 3, you said that "most of your article creations have been in that area and some of them have since been redirected to the main article". True, most of my contributions were redirected to he main article, however, I've checked my full contribution list, and none of the

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Bandwidth shouldn't really be an issue as I designed the script to attempt to load only one page at any given instantaneous moment... you should be using only around 25 kB/s bandwidth constantly – a pittance – but then again, the runtime is very long and 25 kB/s adds up to more than 2 GB a day.

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I prefer MSN personally. It's just something I'm used to :). I'm also reading over the talk page, and article page of the Mediation dispute (both printed) I agree, we should wait until the other person can edit in this field before opening the case formally. As i say again, MSN is preferbale :)

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Anyway, I have seen him in discussions and don't always agree with him, but I support the RfA. As for off-wiki happenings, that's part of the problem with having them... it strengthens the "secret society" feeling that a lot of people seem to have (from the oft-made references to "The Cabal" –

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Thanks. I am wishing that we could do these things more nicely, but counterbalanced with not macking administration more difficult. I imaging that asking for every such block to be peronally explained might be too burdonsome, especially considering that many such accounts are test accounts,

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Just noticed your entries on the workshop page. Some are rather short, and as such wouldn't really have much chance of being taken up. The tendancy is to either write something longer and original (but that needs a certain skill), or (if you are lazy) to copy from a previous arbitration case.

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P.S. I read some more about various wikipedia issues, and realized that I was far too idealistic. Please ignore my earlier appeals to admin duties, etc. I now understand that wikipedia admins don't have the time to hand-hold easily angered users, or else no useful work would ever be done on

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I went over to the aforementioned section to try and determine if I had missed the boat by not including myself. I stopped when I realized that I know nothing about the color coding, so I am still concluding that I was not included as opposed to the possible scenario that I did not include

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Ned, I turned down ST47's implication of a speedy approve. I said I want to wait some days for discussion and what not. I'm well aware if I tried to run the bot, it, and me, would be blocked instantaneously. Until I have a clear bot approval I'm not even contemplating running this task.

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tonight). Then you said 1.5-2 months. Personally, I lean towards the latter approach. It's hard to project RfAs, but I couldn't see myself passing in the next few weeks. I hope to get at least one article to DYK. I have a few ideas in mind for that. As always, any thoughts are appreciated.

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No doubt. It's similar to something that happened a few weeks ago. I reverted and warned for something, but reverting and warning was not the proper step in that case. The user I reverted wasn't doing things properly either. I was just commenting that if you look at the user in question's

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Excuse me, but I am not a sock of Shapiros10. The only reason our base IP adresses are the same is because he helped me create my account over by his place, so we used his CPU. He is not a sock puppeteer, and his account should be unblocked. Thank you.Stjimmy61892 17:12, 27 April 2008

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FWIW, I have nothing against you. I have worked hard in the past to work with SqueakBox as well, even making consessions to try and smooth things over. For my trouble, I have been blocked for making general statements while enduring pointedly direct, targeted personal attacks. Anyway,

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Ah, I didn't realize it was featured. The page just kept popping up for me. I should've realized it was featured. I know the policy is not to protect featured articles except in extreme cases. 'Tis a shame. I guess the solution is for active users to watchlist each featured article.

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former Elizabeth Higgins' attempt at a headstand in her pink sweatpant...')". Is that the sort of thing I am to copy and paste into the answer for the lesson? Is it possible you could give an example? And, I still haven't answered that question, the one on ArbCom, but I will now.

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I assert no permanence or additional authority beyond my normal administrator discretion. However, a Checkuser did provide additional data beyond what would normally be indicated and per that information I have used the template. Please contact a checkuser for more details.

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and I to correspond by email, though I didn't make any promises to him about what action other admins might take, and my concerns are certainly taken care of by MastCell's solution. I like the idea that this article ban is consolidated under the Log of Blocks and Bans at

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I'll betray I have a strong bias on the issue. But hopefully one that won't be insuperable on my part. Feel free to open it and I'll add myself in later today as a co-mediator. Since it overlaps with the whole middle east ethnic issues, I pinged one of the guys on the

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there was a hidden comment right in the template advising that all interwiki links should be placed in /doc. AkhtaBot was placing interwikis in a place the comment advised against. There are template experts who could advise you better than me, for instance the gang at

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I just fixed it so that the stamp is mentioned in the article, and the image of the stamp is now illustrating the stamp, as mentioned in the article. I find this whole process of fighting the deletionists for a perfectly good and well-used image, tiresome and tedious.

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Since you've replied, I'm about to propose bringing forward the unblock time. As you are also around, I thought I'd ask if you would prefer to unblock yourself (you might want to say something in the unblock log) or whether you are happy for someone else to do this.

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I declined an unblock request for your edit warring. The block was made by another administrator who was also uninvolved in the article. A third administrator also declined the unblock request. No administrator unblocked. Therefore it was an appropriate action.

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OK, I think I covered the bases. I added the boilerplate template to the RfA, untranscluded, notified the nominator, and added it to the list of failed RfAs. I assume I don't need to notify the candidate in this case. Just trying to make sure I did it correctly. :)

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was "until the attacks against me are handled properly dont expect me not to react once in a while." there are so many better ways that could've been phrased, but I interpreted it as a threat of "do something or I might go off the handle in the future". For

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articles I contributed on were redirected (some articles I contributed on was me fixing anchors for characters that had been merged, so they would redirect to the proper section in the article that they were redirected to, an example of what I was doing is

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Definetly, there are a lot of disputes going on at the moment. I noticed that the Mediation Committee is currently backlogged with requests, as there is a shortage of active mediators, but this is something I cannot help out with. I might also check out

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create the account Cro0016 as a doppleganger account, as it was my username prior to a Change of Username a few days ago. Just to clarify, which page am I to edit? Is it the requests page? Sorry, I'm just not 100% sure which page you are referring to.

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Shadow Blaze changed the vandalism warning on his own talk page to make a saracstic joke out of it (note that the vandalism warning was really wrong to begin with); he also did some inappropriate (but frankly, not that terrible) changes to other

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It seems to me that if the editor wants to get it across that her desires in this case is backed by policy it would be better if the reference was to a policy that applies. Rather than one that explicitly does not apply. So rather than saying

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in particular and even though I may not know you, embrace the same talk pages, or even edit with you in the near future, I'd like to award you this Barnstar for making Knowledge a fun environment in which to contribute. Until next year. :)

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If you prefer MSN or another IM program thats fine. Just need a way to privately discuss the case, some of these issues may be controversial, and I think it's common practice for deliberations to be done in private. I know ArbCom does.

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I have applied for help on the page yoyu suggested. Could you point me to one of the attempted clarifications that did not appear clear to you? Could you give me a hint of what you meant by "I am an aspiring cabalist---if there is a

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I'm protecting the established version of the page. You need to discuss such changes on the article talk pages if their reverted. Each article is treated on its own for deciding which things to add, so that may be the reason.

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I got that to be the jist of your message, and since I was already involved in a discussion with Fut Perf over one of my admin actions, it would be inappropriate for me to investigate him for alleged actions he may have taken.

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Hi – I'm not hearing much in the way of objection to my proposed remedy, so I'm going to go ahead with it – but if you think it's a bad idea or would like to try something different, I'm open to suggestions. Just let me know.

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over how to join BAG, which VPs and Noticeboards are the "right" ones. Since so many people complain BAG is covert in its operations, I figured I'd be as open as possible to set an example. Thanks for the pointer though.

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Shadow Blaze, being an easily angered person, went on rampage changing pages left and right; in no way do I condone what he did, but he certainly did that in what he felt was a just revenge for a random edit reversal by an

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instance that would make me have any beef with you either. I do know we've disagreed in terms of scope or degree, but generally even then it's only scope or degree, and not the master, core issue. As I recall, at least.

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Okay, thanks for adding yourself as a co-mediator. I checked the RFC very briefly, it seems rather long, but there were a lot of users commenting on it. Everyone posting on the MedCab page might be messy. Suggestions?

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I did a few more, this image stuff is effin' hard! You actually have to investigate and evaluate, I'm starting to appreciate the shoot-the-bots and ignore-it-all approach :) I'll try a few tomorrow, meanwhile in re

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The Kabbalah article, defined as "mystical" is over my head too. Could you refer me to one sentence in it that you comprehend? I won't ask any more questions and thank you now for your pacience, John Shoemaker

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might've been removed by another editor, but it was a poll on something relating directly to you and wasn't an attack, so I'd say it should've been flagged for another editor to remove. What triggered me on

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Article talk pages are a good place to create, or subpages of Medcab or Article talk. I haven't reviewed the RfC yet, but yes, we should try to keep the Medcab page relatively clean of threaded discussion.

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Okay, thanks a lot for clarifying that. I now know fully how to answer Question 3 correctly. And, to be honest, the case I have been following even closer, is the Mediation Cabal case, which can be found

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Beating Cluebot to page blanks means too fast? *shrug* I guess I'm guilty, then. I used to keep track on my userpage of then number of times I've beaten Cluebot via Huggle. It must be over 40 by now.

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I had MizsaBot3 set up, but it never seemed to archive my pages, so I just gave up, and I do them manually, but if this can be fixed, I'd appreciate it. And I'll do my best with this mediation.

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is the one who did the retouching, he has a PD license release statement on his user page so presumably another editor can correctly assert that Fredrik has released it to the public domain.

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Apparently, being inexperienced, he blanked out the page before applying the edits; note that his full update included both his own text, as well as the original content of the page. See

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If you want, I'll bounce you a script to do it yourself, but it'll eat up lots of your bandwidth. The first intersection would also take forever, but there's an easier way: just compare

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AFAIK, VP among other places was 'standard practice', for BAG noms to be placed in (tho, I think it may have been technical, not proposals. Not sure, I didn't post to VP for mine....)

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The fact the parties haven't devolved into threaded mini-arguments is amazing. It looks like a very good mediation so far. Given some more experience with it, you might make a good

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I'll watch from a far. Good experience mediating, far better than manufactured lessons. Also, one of these days I'll help you set up an automatic talk page archiver if you'd like.

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Your hard work since you became an admin has not gone unnoticed! You're everywhere, helping out and going above and beyond what is required of you. We need more admins like you!

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Another wrinkle is that only AkhtaBot's *template* edits need to be fixed, from what I have seen. In a very cursory check I didn't see any problem with AkhtaBot's article edits.

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main parties agreed previously. This may be good experience for me. I will do my best to answer those questions as soon as possible. Here is the talk page, if you're interested.

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Yeah, those non-standard characters are going to cause hell on a Windows system. If you want to run it error-free, open up imagebot.py in notepad and remove the line that says "

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The source doesn't back up the "fact". The first line says it's a slogan, not a nickname. It's like using Apple's slogan "Tower of 8-core power" as a "nickname" of the Mac Pro.

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That page is ridiculous. I was sure I reverted on it last night, but I can't even find it. Maybe MBisanz beat me to the revert. Anyway, wouldn't this warrant full protection?

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that Bots may not edit People categories, therefore there should not be an intersection of BLP (people issues) and BOT edits. I didn't say others can edit your comments in

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He's unbelieveable. Six other projects plus a threat at Meta? Not normal. Anyway, no doubt he'll be back here under some new name sometime soon. Many thanks for your time,

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Thnx for adding it ... I'm in one of those transition phases between cycles, and didn't trust my own judgment, so I figured it would be better to let Some Other Editor be

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Hmm... I don't actually have much experience with PowerPoint myself, but I do know they have Mac OS editions. The equipment we use would be whatever laptops are handy.

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Apologies for not letting you know about this sooner. Following a talk page discussion with Betacommand, and his agreement to continue with his pledge, I've unblocked

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I have been known under a previous username, but do not wish this name to be mentioned. Per applicable policy failure to respect this wish is considered harassments.

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I have been known under a previous name, but changed names under the Right to Vanish. Please do not mention that name on my talk page, I would like to keep it private

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Hmm, I don't like IRC for idealogical reasons (ie. everything should have a record somewhere that I can access), but I'll look into getting an account on it tonight.

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Don't worry about the lessons. Their always there. If your good at dispute resolution, do that. As you can see below, we have no shortage of disputes around here.

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I have the links to the AFD discussions, what exactly are you asking of this question? And, if I ask too many questions, let me know, and I'll try cutting down.

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No problem. I'm telling everyone who participated in the ANI debate and everyone in the MfD; also anyone who looks at AN. Trying to rid this place of bias.

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of being "sockpuppets" (with no evidence whatsoever) of some unknown, invisible and unidentifiable sockpuppeteer (I'm speaking from personal experience).

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pywikipedia and the zip file I emailed you both need to be in the same directory as Python. They have to be in C:\Python25, not C:\Python25\pywikipedia.

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After some back-and-forth, Shadow Blaze is banned, and his repeated requests to be unblocked are denied in a language that he clearly did not understand

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Okay then, thanks for the advice. I removed the gallery, hope you don't mind. I really should answer those other questions on my AC page, shouldn't I?

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more monitorable." I still really don't see why its that big of a deal, but if your this crazy about it, then feel free to remove it. I don't care.

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So, you would mediate the case with me? It's a tricky one, even though the one I'm mediating is tricky, this one is trickier. I could use help :)

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area I feel I should know more about. (And btw, I fall on the side of keeping threads on the talk page where they started, not cross-posting ;)

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There were fewer than 250 template edits (I think) and the ones I looked at have all been reverted, including a few that didn't need to be :-)

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Me too on the off-wiki planning and "forcing through" of the bot clone. That shows stunning disregard for process, even if they fall back on

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Hello, could you join the #wikipedia-medcab IRC channel if you have some time? We're discussing the Israel-Palestine case there. Cheers.

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I listed it under ettiquette since I felt there was not the need to be as emphatic as "Not only no but hell no. I dont trust you,". For

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Aprils fools day was a blast. Loads of users lightened up to have good old fashion fun. I want to thank you for taking part in editing

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OK, I'm working with another user on an SSP report. He e-mailed me about it. Just giving you a heads up, as the blocking admin.

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nomination there. Such things should be kept to AN, RFA, and the bot policy talk page (as examples), IMO. No harm done though.

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True, but I did revert and edit that was not vandalism, and that is something I should not do. Two wrongs don't make a right.

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Hmm, haven't done that much recently, but I should be doing more stuff like this. I'll try to take a first pass in +8 hours.

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Thanks for the note. I would point out that, in spite of "exact polar opposites in every situation ", SqueakBox and I

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always brings his, and if he doesn't have the software, someone else probably would. Best to ask him first, though.--

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I think that user blanking numerous talk pages is problematic, regardless of whether it's removing nonsense or not.

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I think I've done OK, this seems an impossible case that has been made possible. Also, i've decided not to join the

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Hi, could you have a look at my talk page? I added a message to people RE my vandal patrol, do you think its OK?

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Hmm, I saw the comments you made. It's a fair call. Additionally, how should we start the Second Intifada case?

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I've done a couple of cases over there. Some more successful than others. Sure, team-mediating is fine by me.

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I have gone through half the list. I can fix the rest of the images early next week, after Patrick's weekend.

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Thanks. Very good work, tonight, by the way. I noticed you a few times on Huggle, and also active on AIV.

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time nor interest to take any further action. This is off my conscience now. Best of luck in your work.

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I know that doesn't help understand why SB voted oppose, but now you understand why I voted in support

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Since MastCell appeared to be desiring input from several people concerned, I added my own comment at

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I've also added a comment on Happy-melon's talk page about whether the filing was pre-emptive or not.

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will remove the threaded discussion from from proposed wordings and make it easier to track things.

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Ah yes, inevitable considering the events of the last two days. Anyway, thanks for helping me out.

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It was more likely I misunderstood, thank you that is very clear, hope I didn't offend... Cheers,

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template. Otherwise the name of the person releasing the retouching work will be unspecified. If

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Well OK then! I think I've caught all the mice that were hiding in the CAMERA article anyway

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http://tools.wikimedia.de/~valhallasw/pywiki/package/pywikiparser/pywikiparser-nightly.zip

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Hi Matt. Since I have been off-wiki for a while, I guess this may have been addressed. In

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Apologies for not responding a bit sooner. Yes, the issue appears to have been resolved. —

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I was just trying to be of assistance, thanks for taking the time to read that. Regards.

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I would like to thank you for your participation in my recent RfA, was unsuccessful with

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Haha. I guess it could qualify as art, but there's no question about it not belonging on

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For adding rationales to companies' logos and ensuring that they comply with Knowledge's

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did have some productive comments (I think mine and Carc's usually are at least civil).

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Heh, all my tagging and fixing turned out to be a waste of time. They all got speedied.

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No, it is nonsense vandalism that I'll be blocking you for the next page you add it to.

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Sunday the 20st? The 20th of March is a Thursday. Can you give me a precise date? ;-) --

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should include the user name of the person who did the retouching as an argument to the

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The source needs to assert that it was published before 1 Jan 1923, not taken in 1922.

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Nope, thanks for the suggestion. I've been doing it manually through Special:Newpages.

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going to remove it, Ill probably never need anyway. Thanks for the chat ;-) Cheers,

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Ah well, I restored your time anyway: I don't want the appearance of a wheel war on

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http://tmrc.mit.edu/mirror/twisted/Twisted/2.5/Twisted_NoDocs-2.5.0.win32-py2.5.exe

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included the original content plus a lot of hand-typed information by Shadow Blaze

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If an admin declines a CSD template, it may not be re-added. It must be taken to

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Sorry to dump it on you, but good job reviewing the requests. It's appreciated.

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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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Well which case is it? Assuming I don't have a COI, then sure, I'll help out.

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Deletion of information giving real world identity of a user is not vanishing.

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Nice job, you both seem to have climbed down the Riechstag without incident.

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them anywhere. I will just list the tools from the official page, I suppose.

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underneath the PD-self tag would be correct then? Okay, thank you, MBisanz.

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Unzip the file I emailed you into the directory where you installed Python.

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And the user concerned didn't take too kindly to it, as the edit summaries

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It'll save the text files in your python directory. Also, 100 hours seems

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and it crashed the Wikimedia toolserver before it could give me results.

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Missed your e-mail yesterday. Thanks for that. Was the talk interesting?

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I have no idea what is going on here and don't care to become involved.

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Do'h. I had my recent changes scanner open and was clicking to do this

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When I start beating Cluebot to page blanks, I know I'm going too fast.

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by any chance? It took me a long time to answer, I hope it is adequate.

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News and notes: Wikimania security, German print Knowledge, milestones

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Run imagebot.py by double-clicking on it and wait for it to complete.

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I've opened the case, and I'll start on notifying parties very soon.

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Interview with the team behind one of the 2,000th featured articles

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Then there's also the fact that both liked to welcome people, and

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OK, but if I'm not mistaken, you were about to indefinitely block

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Run login.py by double-clicking on it and follow the instructions.

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News and notes: Single-user login, election commission, milestones

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Okay, another question. How do you want me to format my answer to

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Hungry? Here's a little snack for you on your birthday, from the

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block summary and on the IP page. Thanks for catching my error.

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Yeah, that is exactly what I meant by "poor-man's-powerpoint".--

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Knowledge:Bot requests#Archive bot for Knowledge:Editor review

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Bot approvals group, checkuser nominations briefly held on RfA

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Threat made against high school on Knowledge, student arrested

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User already welcomed. I'll take care of the tagging. Thanks,

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ANI thread pertaining to participants in the Yarrow mediation

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April Fools' pranks result in temporary blocks for six admins

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Board to update privacy policy, adopts data retention policy

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

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

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

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was created after that. Goodness, I hate mainpage day :-)

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Knowledge:Requests for arbitration/Palestine-Israel articles

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Oh, wonderful. Thats just what we need. A neverending case.

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Knowledge:Requests for arbitration/Palestine-Israel articles

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and unzip it into the directory where you installed Python.

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Dispatches: Featured content from schools and universities

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Category:Wikipedians seeking to be adopted in Adopt-a-user

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Don't you think that was a bit arbitrary and heavy-handed?

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I'll put together something that'll run on your computer.

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News and notes: 10M articles, $ 500k donation, milestones

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Thanks you for fixing the link! New link you provided is

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and other related articles. Please consider joining the

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Knowledge:Working group on ethnic and cultural edit wars

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excessive for a runtime, especially if you're still on

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http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.5.2/python-2.5.2.msi

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BLP deletion rules discussed amidst controversial AFD

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Nope, no word from that case. Maybe they got tired.

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Sighted revisions introduced on the German Knowledge

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Thanks for the quick reply! – 14: 6997: 6747:evading block via sockpuppetry (again) 6138:Sister Projects Interview: Wikiversity 6038:Wikimedia Board to expand, restructure 5785:but few regular contributors know that 4897:For abusing the more gullible admins. 4232:Dispatches: Featured article milestone 3899:Interesting place to confirm that. :) 2618:For your anti-vandalism work tonight. 2381:. 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