User talk:MBisanz/Archive 3

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necessity. If an administrator made a mistake with you, there is process to address it, and clear your name and record, if you think it important and can find support, which you will if it was clearly a mistake. But you simply rage and blame and show contempt, that process becomes impossible. I've been involved with online communities for longer than the age of some administrators, and I've seen one thing over and over. Some participant is unjustly accused of something -- or thinks he was. Instead of calming addressing it and letting it go, the user becomes incensed and rages, and the rest of the community, from the response, comes to see the user as the problem, and won't even bother to look at the record, which has become irrelevant. If you were a police officer, and you walk into a bar, and someone is raging, whom will you focus on, whom will you take action to stop? The one raging will say it is the fault of the others, they did this or that, etc. But it is not the job of the police to determine and enforce justice, it is their job to maintain order. Administrators are not content judges here, they are process police. Their decisions are ad-hoc and reversible, and if they make too many mistakes, they can lose their privileges, particularly if they defend their errors. Administrators do a huge amount of work, many of them, slogging through the mud, and they do it with little compensation. Cut them some slack, help them to do their job, bear with their mistakes and help the community correct those errors. And if you are not willing to do that, maybe you are barking up the wrong wiki. --

5891:. Betacommand posts to his talk page that he was not socking, but that there is personal data he cannot disclose. He comes on IRC and asks me to delete the page. I remember that back when he was granted IP-BE, there was also private data involved that he submitted to an arbitrator. So, I figure I'd better play it safe, since the thing apparently involves personal data and I delete the page. It was pretty late my time, so I forgot to remove it from RFCU. By the time I woke up this morning, Lucas had already added a comment saying not to remove it, since again it dealt with private data, I figured I'd better not do anything. Also, Gimmietrow had removed Betacommand's IP-BE userright, which to me indicated that the "monitoring" aspect of IP-BE no longer applied, and that therefore my request, if I undeleted it, would probably be denied as 5882:

check on this by seeing how many autoblocks were active from the Betacommand block. I saw there were two entries, which indicated to me that something was amiss. After doing a test on IRC with another admin, it appeared that a single account, even editing from multiple IPs, cannot trigger multiple autoblock log entries. Also, Betacommand had IP-BE which means that checkusers may perform monitoring checks to ensure they are not abusing the right, a slightly more broad permission than the normal CU request rules. So I approached a checkuser on IRC with the data, the prior IRC conversation, etc. The checkuser did not feel comfortable running a private CU and said to post it on-wiki if I wanted it done.

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to secure community consensus as an admin at any point, and I will not be applying again in the future — and hey, that's all right, 'cause I stay true to the philosophy that adminship is no big deal: I tried, I failed, and now I'll return to doing what I've always done. I have an extremely strong belief in the consensus process, and the consensus was clear. I will be devoting my energies to volunteering at MedCab and working up a complete series of articles on the short stories of Ernest Hemingway, among lord knows what else. Thanks again to everyone who spared the time to weigh in on this one. It was made in better faith than it probably seemed.

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not enable block evasion by sock accounts that do not have the permission. BC's two autoblocks can be most simply explained by editing from two locations (work/home/coffee shop/library/etc). Or, certain dynamic ISPs change frequently without knowledge or control of the user (most famously British Telecom, although I do not know where BC is located). I suppose their could be something shady going on but IPBE is not the cause and its removal is not the solution.

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near identical duplicates of better formatted templates, I could tag such things with a CSD template, or delete it outright myself, but I have opt'd to use TFD in order to get more consensus on each template, so far I'm running around a 60-70% deletion rate, so I know I am finding more things that should be deleted than I am nominating things that should not be deleted.

7474:"In the mid 16th century Anton Verancsics wrote: “Transylvania is inhabited by three nations, the Szecklers, the Saxons, and the Hungarians; I would, nevertheless, add the Romanians, who, although they easily equal the number of all the others, do not have any liberties or a nobility, nor any rights of their own…" The same as above. Nothing to do with their origins. 4724: 4149:, but frequently people oppose a TFD on the grounds that is belongs to one of those systems, so I find it useful to point out when it does or does not belong to them. And I see the talk page policy reflects the templates, still feels odd as a policy I've seen and broken many times, but it appears safe from deletion, my bad for not checking policy closely enough. 2870:, just so I could clarify exactly what I was adding, and appeared nowhere on the page. It was a good faith edit and was not defamatory, and I thus request again that you formally remove the warning from my talk page as it does not apply. It is preventing me from editing normally and is unwarranted, although I do understand where the confusion arose. Thank you. - 2593:. It used to be called a Policy, but I see that it was downgraded to a Guideline, probably because it's widely violated, in fact, but when a user consistently violates it in spite of warnings, friendly or otherwise, they do tend to end up banned. AGF isn't important when people agree, it's important when they don't. Knowledge is not rule-bound. The 758: 541: 7090:, which passed by a count of 154/7/2 (95.65%). I have read every word of the RfB and taken it all to heart. I truly appreciate everyone's input: supports, opposes, neutrals, and comments. Of course, I plan to conduct my cratship in service of the community. If you have any advice, questions, concerns, or need help, please 7168: 7734:

detest the use of CIVIL as a policy (and would much rather see it as a guideline) because policies tend to be instructional (e.g. "you must be CIVIL"), and in this case, the application as a policy tends to make it used incorrectly (see GTBacchus' posts to the talk page) and causes more grief than it should.

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context or misportrayed him, then he needs to do that on the record with a reliable source. Then we can give balanced coverage. Until then, we can only present one side of the controversy, and to have Coker or those acting on his behalf asking for this content to be removed, is bypassing that process.

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Pietro Ransano, altul care scrie despre originea valaha a lui Iancu. Legat de Iancu face cercetari despre noi. El vine cu teoria ca valahii sunt italieni care vorbesc o italieneasca stricata. In evul mediu noi eram numiti la egalitate valahi sau italieni de catre straini. Pietro Ransano, a biographer

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Put your dunce cap on, buddy, because that's the exact situation I was talking about. Nothing was "proven", so I don't know where you came up with that. It's laughably absurd to think that the edit he made with the alt account would have been a tactic at sock puppetry. Everyone knows by now that Beta

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I still think, based on his comments, the autoblock log entries, the odd removal the IP-BE right when a checkuser appeared imminent, and his past history of using undisclosed alternate accounts that Betacommand is using/abusing some form of alternate account, but since I lack explicit proof, I'm just

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MBisanz, it is with deep awareness of the responsibility conferred by your trust that I am honored to report that in part to your support, my request for adminship passed (87/14/6). I deeply value the trust you and the Knowledge community have in me, and I will embark on a new segment of my Knowledge

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No, as I pointed out I didn't like this template since it shamed a user by listing their block statistics for anyone visiting their talk page. Also, givent hat we have a block log that anyone can view, an administrator would be unwise to base future blocks off of a table anyone can edit, when a more

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Your conduct approaches the disruptive, and your criterion is mistaken. Deleting one template that is useful (because nobody has noticed the TfD tag on a vandal's talk page) is much more of a cost to WP than letting a unused template sit unused. Since deleted files are still in memory, we aren't even

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Currently we have 663 unique warning and blocking templates, down from over 800 when I started this process. Many templates are old and have aged poorly, presenting incorrect instructions today that run counter to current policy, some were created as one-off tests that were never reversed, others are

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Well, I haven't been bothered with an e-mail yet, so it obviously doesn't upset him enough. If you don't think it's necessary, remove it. I just was under the impression that the user talk page is only editable during blocks in order for the blocked party to contest his/her block (hence why you can't

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Someone linked me to a news article off-wiki that seems to indicate that a news image of a dead person is not fair use unless the image itself is the subject of the article, so I'm a bit unsure on how to proceed, since I've always seen death as a good enough ground to go fairuse. This needs further

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I haven't done anything within any reasonable representation of the realms of disruption since the mass AFD noms. The subsequent accusations are more assumptions of bad faith from the accuser than actual disruption from myself (e.g. the RFC/U MFD nom was only put on MFD because of precedent). I also

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Of course it's protective Sceptre – this is the second time you've had it removed. You claim this was a mistake – well, your motives don't really matter because the key thing is that you obviously don't know how to use the tool. 30 days is being generous – next time you won't get it back for a long,

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As has been written and sung, you can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you get what you need — and what I need is to go back to working on our shared project. Not everyone has to be an admin; there is a role for each of us. After reflection, I feel I don't have the temperament

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Ned, I don't know if you really believe that or not. However, common sense will tell you that edit warring, socking & gaming the system are dishonest. My conduct here and throughout wikipedia is proof that I definetly get it, first, I have been civil throughout this whole discussion, second, I

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First, yes, Betacommand and I did argue about an image I placed on my userspace. Yes,I got totally incivil about it, and yes, I got blocked for it. I admitt that freely. I also admitt that I deserved to be blocked. I also draw your attetion to the fact that this is the first post I've posted since

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To clarify, the checkuser that wasn't comfortable doing it in private was me. Anyone who wants to accuse him of causing drama, or anything like that, should instead accuse me since I was the one that told him I wasn't comfortable doing this in private. MBisanz had concerns and had the guts to try to

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So, last night I saw Betacommand had been blocked, last week he had made a comment in an IRC channel that he had amassed a sock farm, and last month I had noticed that blocks of users usually resulted in a single autoblock log entry when they edited their own talk page, logged in, etc. I decided to

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I'd like to point out here that quoting what someone has said, using a reliable source, is not defamatory. I was surprised to see MBisanz throwing that quasi-legal word around. I'll repeat what I said elsewhere: if Coker wants to comment on what he said, or how the documentary makers took him out of

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something, pursuing due process. But the behavior itself prevents this, and my conclusion is that he, like many others before him, is one who rails against alleged oppression, but won't lift a finger in any disciplined effort to correct and prevent it. The world ihas many such people, unfortunately.

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stated or even possible "threat" of punitive or other direct consequence, it was merely advice. Had I intended to set Blechnic up for a block, I'd have warned him on his Talk page, where it could then be presumed that he read it, and I'd have made it very specific, warning that specific behavior, if

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being fair use. That brings into play things like promotional, "non-commercial-only" or "by permission" images provided by the dead person's heirs or organisation, which would otherwise be categorically excluded for living people. But images of dead people still need to pass all other criteria, and

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Whether the person is dead or not plays no role at all in real-life fair use law. In fact, the moment a prominent person dies it may very well increase the market stakes in existing commercial images, because it opens a whole new temporary market for the news coverage of their death. The only thing

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Just because he might have some problems with how he handled some past situations does not make him a dishonest user. You have no basis to say that he's done anything dishonest. He might be rude sometimes, be might be right or wrong about policy, but what you're accusing of him is completely out of

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serve as a warning, if some administrator so chose. And there are over 1500 administrators, any one of which might make that decision. And the more the user attacks those who make a decision that is not clearly a violation of policy, the more the user will be perceived as disruptive. You can lead a

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I like the idea of publishing source code, as far as adding that question, I don't know to what end it would bring. I could answer "The source code is on my laptop" and that would be honest, or I could say "I house it on a secure NASA server". If, as Bot policy currently exists, we do not mandate

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says its purpose is "This a centralized page of all discussion pertaining to User:Betacommand and his bot User:BetacommandBot." Merging them together makes it easier to see all of the issues related to him in one thread, rather than having multiple, unlinked subpages for each incident. I have not

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Original text: "Zolta brought wife from the land of the cumans for his son, Taksony" We know it that there were no cumans at that time, but there were the pechenegs and other Turkic tribes. Probably Anonymus wrote this down because in his time cumans do were, in the later Wallachia and Moldova. So

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I think you have a misunderstanding about IPblock exemption. Since it only applies to the named account, it can not be used to enable sockpuppets to evade autoblocks. IPBE could enable a good hand/bad hand editor to edit from the good account while the bad account is blocked, but it simply does

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Unsourced? Each and every sentence had an inline citation! That's just unfair. The statements the sources did not back up were trivial: the quote was included, but the benefit of the doubt for Coker: that the movie was anti-Vietnam, was not stated explicitly. Because that content was from an older

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is not defamation either to say that he appeared in an anti-Vietnam documentary. Now that I reflect, perhaps (although I'm not sure about this) you thought that the documentary was anti-Vietnam as in racist, while in fact it was anti-Vietnam as in against the war, the former was certainly not what

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Very sorry about what happened, I tried notching down the protection for a few hours, with me sitting here constantly refreshing the watchlist to catch vandalism, but the noise from other admins screaming about me opening the interface to vandalism was so loud, that I had to re-protect. That page

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Wow, I like the PPT. I think you did fine without it though. My one aversion to PPT is people reading screens rather than talking -- I think we had talking down pat :) The academy scares me slightly -- very formal and no doubt educational but I have a desire to send in a clown and make them laugh.

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Fair enough, but I should point out that Beta has not abused multiple accounts in the past. The guy has the resources and the intelligence to get past checkuser if he actually wanted to. The slip up with his secondary account does not make sense if he was attempting to sockpuppet. When that whole

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No, it's two seperate issues completely – WP:AN/B isn't for every single betacommand thread, when we have a large thread like the sock one, it moves to a seperate subpage so it's documented in one place, not with a lot of other things in there as well. We certainly don't do a history merge – what

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No, not any nonconstructive edit, "blatantly nonproductive" edits. The fact is that instead of going to the talk page, or even typing in an edit summary to talk to the person you were edit warring with you used a tool that does not give an edit summary. I accept that you may have felt the use of

7501:"In the great memoirs presented by Hungary at the peace conference in 1920, the texts clearly attest: “The history of Transylvania from the death of Saint Stephen until the reign of Saint Ladislaus is shrowded in darkness" And then? This only means we only have very few sources about that period. 5254:

MBisanz, it is my honor to report that thanks in part to your support my third request for adminship passed (80/18/2). I appreciate the trust you and the WP community have in me, and I will endeovour to put my newly acquired mop and bucket to work for the community as a whole. Yours sincerly and

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and the edit I reverted did include the addition of material whose sources did not back up the statements being made, so it was a proper warning. Remember the lines "We must get the article right." and "An important rule of thumb when writing biographical material about living persons is "do no

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We generally require Crats at en.wiki to know how to use the tools, yet I am aware of one crat who recently had to be taught the Rename rules as he had not performed Renames before. If the community feels Giggy is qualified to approve bots, even if he lacks a detailed technical understanding of

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You uploaded that image as a renamed image to get around the intent of a page salting. You were on IRC at the time and were advised by a number of users and admins to cease uploading such non-free shock images without discussion. You refused, so I deleted the image as a recreation of a deleted

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Thanks for that info; I left him a message. Very strange how a Wiki page that's not a user can change something basic that messes up basic pages, but I'm supposed to figure out how to communicate with the person or file a bug report. The default should be checked off; most strange situation.

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Yes. I seemed to have chosen the worst moment to show my worst side. I was already planning on postponing it at least a month, though it's probably all out the window now. *Shrug* - in any case, applying for adminship is usually something that one needs to do early, or else your worst side will

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None of today's nominations make any case that the templates are contrary to policy or are tests. Please confine your nominations to those cases, and redirect the near-duplicates. (Images should count on whether something is a duplicate: one reason I use the test series is that I don't like the

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In short, yes, I reverted an unfair revert that had an inadequate rationale. I had no initial reason to doubt the sources as doubt was never cast on them, and I had assumed good faith of the contributing editors. You still haven't tried to remove the warning from my talk page, would you care to

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The sources could be improved, and removing until the sources are improved is valid, but totally excluding the possibility of having this in the article is a heavy-handed approach. And the point about undue weight for quotes in footnotes is a subtle one, and not one that can be addressed with a

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Thank you for taking the time to ask this question. Of course, him being the founder and sole crat makes this a sticky subject. However, at the end of the day, his crat-ship and the actions that he makes, are community matters, that I, as a board member, could not involve myself in, and still

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Nor am I an administrator, nor do I unquestioningly support admins in their actions. But neither do I attack them, assuming bad faith, absent clear proof. Lots of things are wrong with Knowledge, but we are not going to fix them with incivility. Administrators make mistakes, it's practically a

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Yes, I received it, and as the name in question does not link to a real life identity and was confirmed as a sockpuppet, I've restored the tag for those investigating future ban attempts by the user in question. Please consider MFDing the page or asking uninvolved administrators to review the

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This was a completely different thread, and should have stayed where it was. There are no instructions for AN/B – it's not a recognised noticeboard and no, the diffs won't show up in the place where people think they made the edit because you merged it. Don't do history merges like this again.

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Just because Mihály(Mihai) and several others were baptised in Orthodox rite, doesn't means that they were Romanians. From Byzantine sources, we know it that after Termacsu and Bulcsu (Hungarian chieftains), the transylvanian Gyula(see this later) also went to Constantinople to be baptised in

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Interesting. I knew, from what Blechnic was writing elsewhere, that he could be inclined to take my comment as a threat, so I made that statement, and I made it prominently. And the statement essentially contained prima facie evidence that it was not a threat, because Blechnic isn't directly

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As you note, the closing crat did not stipulate any restrictions on Giggy's membership, nor did there appear to be a consensus among voters that there should be any restrictions, so I would say the community failed to take him up on the offer to refrain from approving for a certain period of

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Okay, so as long as there's a clear consensus at talk, you're okay on what they come up with? I just want to avoid any situation where there's a discussion between multiple editors to build consensus, followed by another "drive by" revert by someone who is not involved in the discussions.

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Hmm, I do feel the urge to point out I detest the DTTR essay and love templates, maybe I need a template on my user talk to that end. And your edit was an undo, you could have easily removed one part without removing the other, also you've been being disruptive for days now, please stop!

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My understanding of BRFA is that an editor makes a submission and discussion ensues until one member of BAG is satisfied that the bot should be approved for trial, that one member then approves the bot for trial (usually, sometimes just stamps it through). Is that an accurate perception?

2508: 7480:"Szilagyi Sandor writes: “Transylvania and Hungary were never together, and were always two different countries… as Transylvania always looked to the Orient, due to the fact that the majority of the population was Orthodox Christian, while Hungary always looked Westward" The same. 8300: 7537:

You failed to assume good faith that I made a mistake in assuming it was rollbackable (speedy-tag removing has warning templates, albeit I thought they applied to non-admins) and jumped straight to "abuse". As an admin, I would've expected you to know better to use that word.

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The Gesta Hungarorum says that Mén-Marót/Menomorut was a khozar (still unknown what people did the author thought abuot), and he was not ruling in Transylvania. In the time when the gesta was written (~1200 AD), the Romanians were called Vlachs, not khozars or anything

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Hiya, thanks for the support, but yea, your thoughts were right, you don't have 600 edits made before 1 March 2008, so your name isn't on the list of people eligible to vote. Of course, that just means you have to wait till next year to vote (or maybe run yourself) :)

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Not true, Beta was found to be socking a while ago. He offered an excuse of "right to vanish" which was proven not to be true. This RFCU should not have been deleted to begin with, it was out of process per the process noted on the RFCU page. Just my two cents.

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proclaim that the projects operate based on their own consensus. Reviewing the conversation at Meta, I would suggest, in my role as an everyday editor, that a local Request for Comment on his actions be initiated, and if he should prevent this, then an RFC at meta

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Well based on your response to a run of the mill civility block, I believed, and still believe you act with too much haste in your editing. Hence I removed a tool that enable users to perform actions at an accelerated rate. The first version of this question you

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I didn't notice the huggle conflict reason, so sorry once again! No harm done, Huggle has its drawbacks and it wasn't your fault at all. I see no reason why to curse at you. Id much rather vote for you infact, as you've been awfully kind. Thank you for everything!

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Thankyou for raising that old diff, As for many admins think that the removal of rollback was poor judgment and in fact a punitive measure. The civility block (which was controversial in itself) had nothing to do with my use rollback (hence my original message).

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I have interacted with Ned Scott before, generally in a neutral and professional manner, I don't think I've ever worked with OwenX before, so I certainly have no ill intentions towards them, nor insight into the comments they made. Sorry I can't be of more help.

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uses more than one computer, he even has a "Betacommand 2" something account for the sake of some customized monobook or javascript setting. When he made the edit with the wrong account he did so without hiding who he was. He posted under that different account

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MBisanz, would you consider taking some time to discuss things with Blechnic. There are some severe misunderstandings here, and I think some friendly overtures from you and/or Ryulong are needed to have any hope of resolving this. I started an ANI thread

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rollback was justified, but poor judgment is just as good a reason to remove a tool as ill intent. In 30 days just make a demonstration that you have a firmer understanding of how and when it should be used and you can convince someone to return it.

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Ah, I see what you're going for. Five full days would obviously provide better evidence that the community does not want BAG dissolved, but I don't know if that can be extended to the assumption that the community rejects the method of bot approval.

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Good questions, that deserve a full answer. At class right now, but you will have very detailed answers when I get home. I recognize that BAG has had somewhat of a reputation of secrecy and hoped when I joined it to make it more transparent.

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This will sound silly, but it's your question, so I'll answer it in the way you wish, lol. If anyone wants my rationales they can post their own question. Please see my note – I'll probably take a good while to do justice to the question.

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No Sceptre, it was a misuse of the tool, it is not for quick reverts when you think you are right, it is for uncontroversial reversion of vandalism. MBisanz was correct to remove the tool. I suggest you wait out the 30 days and ask then.

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The problem is that at no point do you show that the statements made are defamatory. While the community has vetted the template, you have failed to show that it applies here. As such, your use of the template would be improper, at best.

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Blechnic, if you read my recall, the filer must only be an "Auto-confirmed user not under editing restrictions."; it is the five people who agree with the filer that must "1,500+ edits, 6+ months experience, no blocks in last 6 months."

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continued, could result in a block. Now, in fact, because he responded to it as he did, (proving that my expectation was reasonable, as if that was necessary, he'd been writing "threat" here and there with considerable frequency), it

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Hungarian word Karácsony meaning Christmas does not comes from Romanian "Cracion". It comes from old slavic korchun, korcsun, meaning stepper or turn day. I also searched for cracion karácsony, but i only got one hit, showing this

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Haven't seen the results (link, anyone?) but I'm happy to tell you that I !voted for you. I think you said you'd be starting work down this way soon. Let me know if you'd like to catch up, I enjoyed meeting you at the NYC meet-up.

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ow woops, sorry for the mess, I added the note just to point that the red link was not an error (in case a clerk saw the link and removed it without checking the logs), I didn't expect it would prevent you from delisting it :) --

7495:"Kovary Laszlo writes that before the 1848 revolution there were over a million Romanians in Transylvania and only 213,000 Hungarians, affirming that “you can travel for days and not hear a single person speaking Hungarian" ... 1399: 438:

Before taking up the time of other administrators or going to MfD (the latter could be harmful), I'll send one more brief email. I think I realize, now, what happened. I had actually forgotten about your previous involvement.

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I know, I was a bit surprised how she reacted to your comment, given that we rarely see eye-to-eye and even when we don't most people see your comments as straining to assume good faith, not making threats. I offered her my

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Hrm, unfortunate that AWB can't do it. My tfd_helper script can deal with stripping "User ", etc., but I still have to open and look at each and every template. Do you have any suggestions on other ways to automate this?

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Don't worry, its a running joke that people, despite my vanity gallery on my userpage, mistake me as a female. Also, its a joke that I am MZMcBride, despite our constant bickering over technical minutiae. No harm, no foul.

7489:"Cserei Mihaly writes in the 17th century: “From Transylvania, people flee en masse to Moldova. I’ve tried everything to stop them, but nothing has worked" I'm almost laughing. What did the writer wanted to prove with this? 511:, so strictly I'd be violating the trial conditions to proceed further. Although I have now fixed the bot to output entire pages of lists, I'd rather not do anything to precipitate a block without clarification from BAG. 3253:

simply because he is still living, and all the controversial material is properly sourced, and thus cannot be removed on BLP concerns, although it is possible that there be other reasons for its removal. Please explain.

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And following on that same thread, we see the candidate on 09 May saying "I'm absolutely going to take it slow, no question about that. If you wish, I will refrain from making full approvals for a month", instated on

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I'm not sure what kind of precendent you want set by letting the MFD run its full course. It looks like it's going to end in "Keep" whether it runs 5 days or gets snowed. PS – Good luck on the Board of Trustees vote.

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The attacks include calling me an "arsehole", "prick", "dickhead", "wee skinny arsehole", telling me he wants to fight me, and also, calling another admin "incompetent". Do you not agree with a block for the user?

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Just to make sure you have my AN/I response, since you don't seem to have the accurate diffs of what you did to me that would have gotten any editor, new or established, seriously upset about your abuse of power.

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Tip, I know it looks weird atm, but I will explain more as soon as class is over (+2 hours), it can be removed from the RFCU page though, I didn't remove it, only because lucas put in the note to keep it there.

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are notable and are not of undue weight, otherwise they would not appear in published media. You'll notice BLP requires that all negative material be properly sourced, not that it be absent. This need not be a

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in blocks, I tend to block quicker than others, but AIV and blocking policy do require the whole rigamorale of the warnings, etc. So no way to educate that admin to follow policy when he's already doing it.

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page, since that is the fastest way to get lots of eyes on my behavior and call me to heel, so to speak, but she opted not to pursue that. I'm hoping she's move on to other editing and just doesn't like me.

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and I have discussed the matter and my future closing. The problem with the diff above was that I closed it too early, right? Well, I have learned from that from the discussion we had and the pages I read

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Thanks I hope to make it to windows operated computer tomorrow. Anyway I appreciate all your help so far and I will get back to you if I am still unable to vote after accessing a windows operated machine.

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We can remove the claim that it was anti-Vietnam, but that changes little. You, by the way, have mentioned no Arbcom ruling to me. If you wish, I can back up the claim with many other published sources.

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unanimously with the support of 100 editors. Your kindness is very much appreciated. I look forward to using the tools you have granted me to aid the project. I would like to give special thanks to

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Hah. A bit more investigation and I'm with it now. I actually laughed out loud. I'm going off wiki now. I'll try and work on that list later tonight, otherwise I'll progress it tomorrow. Cheers, --

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post under no other name other than my own, third when I got blocked for incivility, I didn't attempt to evade or otherwise "get around" my block. I accepted the consequences for my bad behavior.

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issue came about I knew it would lead to situations like this one. People would get it stuck in their head that sockpuppets might be involved in a situation that would not normally cause concern.

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And while we're throwing around works like "disruptive" and "mistaken", I'll also note that this program of me TfDing user warning templates was thoroughly reviewed 3 days ago by five users at

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Thanks for your opinion. I will not vote for you. I hope that you will change your mind in the future. You can still change your statement, because other sections of your statement are good. --

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happens when people start looking for diffs for a future arb case and they suddenly can't find them on the page they edited? History merges are for articles, not threaded discussion like this.

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I've been reviewing things, and you seem like a good candidate, but sometimes I notice you get a bit hot under the collar, could we try a bit of focused work on that together before you run?

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Should the standard bot application questions include "location of source code"? This is not to insist on publication, but would allow a little more transparency and selectivity of approval.

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As long as we use a news agency's image of an event/person to illustrate a text about that event/person, we are replacing the original market role for that image. You may want to take it to

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himself, acting as he was just moments before. Given the way people have been treating him, it's no surprise, whatsoever, that he would have wanted to make a new account to start fresh with.

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we have "I admit my technical knowledge isn't the greatest", followed by "Consensus reached, adding to WP:BAG". Do the requirements for BAG membership need to be rewritten in light of this?

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to my page leads me to believe I was correct, but since RyanPoss believes you are able to use the tool effectively, I did defer, and will continue to defer to his decision to restore it.

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In case anyone reading this is wondering, I stopped reading this part of this discussion a long time ago, other than clicking the orange bar, Ned/Kosh, feel free to continue here though.

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Hmm, the license for that image was processed by ComCom, part of the Wikimedia Foundation. I'll try and track down one of those guys to have them check whatever documentation they got.

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No problem. As with everything on WP, anything you can do would be great. FYI, right now I'm working on the letters U-Z from the original list on toolserver, plus uncat. doc pages. --

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of Iancu de Hunedoara, came to the conclusion that the vlachs are Italians who speak a „broken Italian” The only thing that comes out of this is that Romanians speak a Romance language.

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Don't take this as a threat. If it were a threat, it would take the form of a warning on your Talk page, because then it could be the basis for a block if you continued the behavior.

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Just to clarify here – the bot made 100 edits in creating the list initially, because I daftly output the list items one at a time. The trial did not specify 100 articles, but 100

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suck for giving him a rash of shit about my own image, bottom line, none of that excuses incivil behavior, socking or gaming the system which , as far as I'm concerned, he's done.

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Your kindness and constructive criticism is very much appreciated. I look forward to using the tools you have granted me to aid the project. I would like to give special thanks to

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about dead or not dead is that death affects the Knowledge-internal "irreplaceability" condition, which is not a fair use factor but a self-chosen rule that an image has to pass

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Beta indicated he had edited from two IPs, so we blocked a test account and had it try and edit from three different IP addresses and it only triggered one autoblock list entry.

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and if I'm in a bad mood as a member of The Administrator Cabal. If you respond poorly to this message it is also made in my role as a member of the out of process block cabal.

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I certainly wouldn't say it's inappropriate or seriously disruptive, but you might want to think of just redirecting some of them — if someone doesn't like it, they'll revert.

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for example, furthering the claim that it by no means undue weight) I also request you retract the warning you have given me, as I have done nothing which warrants a block, cf

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I don't know whether or not Blechnic will read this, but if he were serious about dealing with problems of alleged administrative abuse, he'd change his behavior and actually

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BC related thread since we started having a lot of threads at the beginning of this year. And the diffs will still appear in people's contribs, since it was a history merge.

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Is Betacommand a currently active BAG member? Suspended pending reconfirmation? Waiting for the dust to settle? I'm not clear on the exact status between BAG page and talk.

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I must agree; this inconveniences established editors to no real benefit to the encyclopedia; it doesn't matter what tool we use as long as the job gets done. Please stop.

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Hehe, it was fun to check up on a checkuser, finally I HAZ DA POWER! I was actually checkusered at the simple english wikipedia due to their belief I was grawp, lulz :)

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Edit warring is not dishonest. It's bad, but it's not dishonest. Do you understand what the word honesty means? You don't get it, and your ignorance hurts Knowledge. --

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Look, lets call if water under a bridge, just double check your sources when adding them and I'll make it a point not to comment on your actions in the future, deal?

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Just thought I'd chip in here and say that I've been doing similar things (userfying such templates). I usually just move them and then leave a note. I may consider

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harm".", your edit, as I described on your talk page, did not "get it right" since it was an unsourced addition to a BLP, subsequent sources don't change that edit.

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And East718 using his amazing powers has fixed it. I still think it and the other AN page should be joined more closely, but, o, well, not a lengthy discussion on.

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So your saying you dredged up an old edit from the page that had removed the material, ostensibly for BLP purposes and reinserted it without checking the sources?

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No, don't use RM, just either don't do it, or copy it across, so if someone (like I am) is annoyed about it, you can move it back. I'll sort WP:AN/B out tomorrow.

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No, this has nothing to do with good or bad faith. It has to do with bad judgment. This is not a punishment, it is a means to prevent further misuse of the tool.

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Thanks. As you were writing this, I scrolled up to the explanation earlier. Looks like there are other places beside sandboxes, so I learned something. Cheers,

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here would be incorrect. It's clearly not pertinent for his situation; no one's doubting that he can write articles and his block is only thirty-one hours. --

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It was not of undue weight, and it's not making a point. If you're in doubt as to whether racist remarks by a famous person are notable, please compare with

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Like I said, I understand Betacommand gets a huge rash of shit for just simply doing his job on the 'pedia. It sucks too, in fact, I'll go as far as saying

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definition of Reliable Source is a matter for editorial consensus, and whether or not to leave material in, pending research, which is not reliably sourced

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You say I have no basis to say he's done anything dishonest ? Plese re-read my message, socking, edit warring and gaming the system are all dishonest.

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Also nice job on the RfB nom. Number-counting here, but it's the third-most supported RfB in history. Not going to get near #2, but that's pretty good.

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says it may be used for any unconstructive edit. I thought that Schmucky's removal of the tag was unconstructive because I thought it was disallowed.

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Nor had you edited his other article, so I was totally confused how he landed here and not on my own. May have seen your name on someone else's talk.

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Possibly but I doubted it, mainly because both were triggered several hours after the second block was placed and the first block had been lifted.

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Eh, I wouldn't say it must be done early, I think a month of good editing will make people quickly forget some of your less well placed passion.

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Replying on our own pages now, are we? ;) Did we decide on an exact date for the August picnic? I wasn't sure what to enter into the template.

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He was blocked and was using the time while blocked to write new articles to be created when he was unblocked, something I have no issue with.

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for my dissection. As mentioned on the page, there were only three reasons for it failing, so I have only been able to comment on these three.

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Just a note, but, any user may remove warnings from their userpage, without consequence, it merely indicates that said warning has been read.

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I'm not sure what kind of test you ran but it is possible to trigger autoblocks on multiple IP addresses, because I've seen it many times.

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general wave at a closed arbcom case that didn't really address the issue. Footnoted quotes need to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.

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I watch Mbsanz's Talk page because of past dispute with him, so I saw this. Blechnic, you are violating a very basic and important policy:

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Thanks for supporting my RfA, which went through 93/12/5. I'll be steadfast in this trust the en.Knowledge community has given me. Cheers!

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respectively). Just the first such case that comes to mind. These deletions are extremely routine and all fall squarely under CSD I7.

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Thanks. We'll see what other mischief he finds. Got a couple ears to the ground on him. He'll stumble, meaning less work for us. :)

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Doesn't really make a difference since its only move protected and will expire on its own, but feel free to fiddle around with it.

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Agreed, one of those would probably get a faster response. I'd forgotten about the photosubmission e-mail address, thanks Matthew.

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Just to make sure you haven't missed my comments about your nasty block and attack of me to protect another administrator -- a link

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and when that's done I'll unlink the repetitive links (things can change during ce, so I don't want to do now), then file for FAC.

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Hi, Franamax – sorry to butt in. Just have the party send an e-mail with the permission details to permissions AT wikimedia.org.

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Which Wikispace must these edits be in? I have plenty of edits in WikiEnglish, but the voting must be for something different. --

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again has changed it without consensus or discussion (I will not revert since I don't want to be banned for 3RR or edit warring)

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Vajk is a Turkic name with the meaning hero/rich. Take a look: Hungarian "vaj" means butter. And butter was a symbol of wealth.

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should be changed to indicate its either closed or only for image issues and what should I do with the 2 dangling talk pages?

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I'm ok with your block, i got through it. i just thought you should know a little history between me and Rlevse and Dreadstar

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You are an experienced user who has had rollback for quite some time, it is expected you will know and follow things such as

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Saying his remarks were "anti-Vietnamese remarks" when none of the sources use that wording is defamatory to his reputation.

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For keeping an eye on my talk page while I've been out, and protecting me from hordes of block evading socks, I hereby award

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It does not appear I've blocked you, is there a blocked IP or something? I'd need an IP address or block ID to go further.

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Gyula is an old Hungarian/Turkic title (used as a name too) mentioned by several sources, he was definitely not a Romanian.

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I consider Betacommand suspended from BAG per community consensus, pending a reconfirmation election to begin on June 20th.

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merged the talk pages, since you asked me to stop after I had done the main page move and before I did the talk page move.

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it should be fine to move, also it would be safer to move the pages of inactive users and ask active users to move them.

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No I forgot and I just assumed it would work, I will try again tommorrow or the next day and copy the message this time.

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On uncategorized templates (no need to recat) in User:Thetrick/uncategorisedtemplatesenwiki.txt list, do the following:

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Thanks for your participation in my successful RfA. Good luck with your own election! Now I’m off to do some fixin'...

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I'll restore it and tag it for deletion in five days, right now it does not look notable enough for inclusion to me.

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Excuse me, but I've already explained how that was a trivial addition and to give Coker the benefit of the doubt. It

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if internally it cannot reach a consensus even on an RFC. Thank you again for taking the time to ask this question.

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Yep, it was picking up the }} wrong on some types of images, I've tightened the regex, so it shouldn't happen again.

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Just a possibility -- the two autoblock summaries were different -- perhaps they were triggered by the two blocks?

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we have "Members of the group are experienced in writing and running bots, have programming experience...", then at

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Sounds good to me! Can you please remove the warning from my talk page then, so I can carry on normally? Thanks! -

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Speedy deletion is an opinion of content, rollback may not be used in contact disputes, I've posted a notice to

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Hope that answers the questions, I'm willing to elaborate on any or answer other questions if you'd life me to.

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If by repeated, you meant "two". Rollback shouldn't be used if there is any doubt, and I only started to doubt

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I can if the task is still open. However it will take me a week or so to catch up to everything going on :) ——

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Any other pattern you see. I did most of the WikiProject templates by hand, which is the most obvious one.

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has more detail on this process – just drop me a note with any questions about this, or images in general.

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If I could vote, I really would vote for you. I've added {{User:MBisanz/Board}} to my userpage. Good luck.

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Thanks for the note, I've left a comment and I am definitely interested in seeing how this will play out. —

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Could you do me a little favor the next time you answer on your talk page instead of mine, please place a

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hurts wikipedia, as he has been entrusted to carry out an important function on it. See you around, Ned.

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Beta may have some issues on the wiki, but he's an honest guy who doesn't play those kinds of games. --

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I think he gave up after Seicer told him to move on. Hopefully its the end of it, if it isn't ping me.

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No worries. Good luck with the election and it appears from the comment above that I'll see you Sunday.

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Thank you for your encouragement, I look forward to continuing to contribute to this great endeavor.

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Thanks, I really had no idea what was going on, as I'd never edited or deleted the page in question.

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Boo :P Thank you for being agreeable on this matter. I got all indignant and it was far too late :P

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HAGGER? (I always wanted to say that!) I'm sure I just tripped an anti-vandal filter somewhere. :)

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rules, he was doing what he hope temporarily blocked people do with their user talk while blocked.

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has been a mega gripe to me since I started at wiki, and sadly I'm too technically dumb to fix it.

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Well before I can figure out what is going on, I'd need to know your IP address or the Block ID.

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Orthodox rite, and he took with him a monk named Hierotheos to help spread the Orthodox religion

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I could not get through to vote. The computer I use runs on linux. Perhaps that is the problem.

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OK. Just FYI, if you are going to follow this up, I've opened a thread over there at AN. See

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is likewise a matter for consensus. Consensus becomes impossible when editors aren't civil.

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Related to this, would you be willing to run AWB or a bot on one of my lists? Thanks. --

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disclosure to a specific location, I don't see the benefit to knowing where it is located.

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and the latest incarnation isn't even the same text so I don't feel comfortable A7ing it.

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should be filed. As a last resort, the Persian community could seek arbitration at Meta

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Got off a plane a little while ago, will try to get to this in the next couple of days.

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This isn't "all or nothing". I'm telling you that he was not using sockpuppets, but I'm

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career by putting my new tools to work to benefit the entire community. My best to you,

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responsible for what is written here about him. Yes, it was a kind of warning, but with

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I'll send him an email, I also might be seeing him again this weekend, so I should have

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ETA, by that I mean isn't even an article. Is his comments on talk and in article space

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uw-series' icons; but I am perfectly willing to let those who do like them use them.)

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would strongly disagree with that decision, I wouldnt mind if all the TfDs ended up as

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If the template contains the phrase "This user owns a copy", add ] (example template:

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The notice accompanying this message box is made by me, in my role as a member of the

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Sounds good – thanks for your attention to this matter. Did you catch my ramblings at

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If the template code contains the string "user instrument", add ] (example template:

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but the "for deletion" part of the page name makes that a hard nominating rationale.

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Ah, I thought as much. I will go ahead and take it down for the time being. Thanks,

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I warned once, other admins are watching the matter and I will revisit later today.

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edit other pages in your userspace that are equally, and perhaps more, trivial). --

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Just saw the results, I know that if you had won, you would have done a great job.

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I notified 4 users. I'll see what happens in a few weeks. Thanks for the help. --

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Looks good to me, give it a test run with say a dozen pages and see the response.

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so that the en-wiki version could be deleted, I hereby award you this barnstar. --

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Saw your message and thanks for the info.... but can it be used for the article

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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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Go for it, if you can take his work and do stuff with it, that would be great.

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Thanks for giving me access to AWB. I will give it a whirl in a day or two. --

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Knowledge talk:Administrators' noticeboard/Betacommand blocked for sockpuppetry

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as to why the edit violated BLP. Further, I used a standard warning template

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is a copy of the type of license release the OTRS folks will be looking for.

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was meant. I again request you remove the warning as I have done no wrong. -

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Too late, I got yelled at a lot on IRC for semi-ing, so I had to reprotect!

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using that template to save typing the same thing out over and over again!

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for example, I'd of redirected it to one of the other block templates, but

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NM, Sarcasticidealist took care of it. Sorry for the orange bar overload!

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The deletion of Harambee Hills was racist, sexist and smells of favoritism

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I have the email, but am at class, so I'll review it when I'm home later.

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Clearly you have not either, look at this situation from MBisanz's side.

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It only gets 1 flag (there is only 1), ST47 must not have noticed that.

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Yep, Kelly's right, that is the right way to do it, although I'd of used

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that has been vetted by the community at large as an acceptable warning.

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on my talk page to alert me to the fact that you answered. Thanks! :) –

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at this time, will only result in reverts (thus tears of frustrations).

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File:Belgrade Kosovo is serbia protest Obraz flag Karadzic portrait.jpg

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By the way, for further reference about news agency images, please see

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As long as the back-link shows it isnt being used on other pages, like

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Agreed, there is no consensus that he should be indefinitely blocked.

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for some guidelines on what an article should and should not include.

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which is currently under FAC nomination? Will it affect its chances?--

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James D. Watson#Statement claiming links between race and intelligence

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prefer a consensus for change, being reached at that article (not at

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I really appreciate your quick and insightful reply. All the best --

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No worries. By the way, what do you think is wrong with the page?

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Feel free, though, to let me know if I ever *do* mess something up.

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Technically it wasn't a "!vote" since you were actually voting... —

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saying he's never hurt Knowledge or never done anything wrong. --

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I am very grateful for the confidence of the community shown at

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Songwriter credits error on many songs recorded by Elvis Presley

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discussion somewhere other than weeklong, image specific IFDs.

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The name "Sarolt" is Turkic origin, and it means "white queen".

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character. You don't even have to like the guy to see this. --

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I think I get what happened from your comments in the actions.

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Policy agrees with that admin, that said, admins do have some

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If you get cold feet, or change your mind, that is all fine.

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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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without deleting the original replaceable fair use template

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If I blocked your IP from editing, how you posting here?

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You and I both; apologies for talking on your userpage.

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I have always opined that it is a very very bad idea to

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That reasoning is bad because it isn't compatible with

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at 19 supports, 45 opposes, and 9 neutral statements.

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You are uninvolved; that's why I wanted your input. :)

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That was fast! Awesome. :) I'll delete the template. --

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Heh, thanks, I will attempt to use better grammar. :)

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Just checking in to see if you'd heard anything yet.

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I've defined the problem, as best as an idiot can, at

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WikiProject Report: WikiProject New York State routes

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For beating me to the punch in updating the links to

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I have no idea what is going on here, can this go to

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simple:Knowledge:Administrators' noticeboard#User:Pio

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You don't have to worry anymore about that, MBisanz.

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Sure, gimmie a couple of days, but I am interested.

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