User talk:MBisanz/Archive 8

8351: 6678: 4137: 1207: 2818: 31: 7489: 8006: 7963: 7781: 7537: 7421: 5081: 3136: 5864: 6463: 2723: 2408: 5952:, but for most of those individuals I still see no coverage on them as an individual, just coverage on the athletic club that mentions them. I would say the same thing about the president of an NFL team that we must have sources to have an article and they must be about the individual, not just the team. Once you go beyond the playing field to the back-office, the inherent notability wanes considerably. 1590: 2450:, it isn't a vote count, but an assessment of the good faith views of the participants. In this case a large consensus of people believed the songs failed music notability and a small consensus of people felt the sources established notability. Since both sides held those views in good faith and there was no incontrovertible evidence (copyvio, etc), the overall consensus was to delete the articles. 8135: 8050: 3904: 3005: 2910: 1701: 1288: 608: 302: 261: 148: 3614:

developing that this was a course that would satisfy all, or nearly all of the participants, and avoids any question of a POV-fork (although I don't think it is one, I can see it might appear so to someone unfamiliar with the article history). I would rather not have to take this to DR when there is such an obvious solution available, so am offering you an opportunity to reconsider. --

1470:, which were both clearly delete. If the COIN reports were confusing the users, that might be grounds to overturn, but I would prefer a DRV to let the community review the matter and compare the articles and sources to figure out which one should be returned, if either. Also, Neferhotep, you started this section with "Deletion Review", but did not file a Deletion Review at 4740:

discussion can do a better job. It just so happened the first trial discussion was about a previous AfD, but future discussion will involve articles before they show up at AfD, if they ever do. My hopes is that MRfD can replace certain dysfunctional, destructive and polarizing aspects of AfD with a more leveled discussion. But yes, an RfC sounds like a great idea. --

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someone who doesn't know the native script - although in all of these cases it only took a few seconds with Google to see that English language sources exist anyway. And anyway, if you want to get in to wikilawyering, one of these articles had already gone through AfD so I would expect an administrator to know that it wasn't eligible for prod deletion.

205:. That would make it easy to tell that its a 'Wikipedians' type category and help prevent it from being accidentally deleted. You might also want to include the userbox on the category page itself as that is often done too. Also, you should include some logic code to make sure only User: pages are categorized. If you need a hand, let me know. 2464:

And "rough consensus" does not mean a "rough majority" of people arguing to delete. "AFD is not a vote" applies whether you discount non-policy-based or opinion-based arguments or not. Consensus means "general agreement", and that was clearly not present. A "large consensus" versus a "small consensus" means "no consensus", unless "large" is

1547:, I'm not seeing how that guideline is applicable here. People made comments like "having notable clients doesn't make you notable", which was true, but the fact that his work with his clients has attracted media attention in numerous reliable independent sources seems to establish notability to me--and no one addressed/acknowledged this. 6350:

breaks up the history, you can copy the list of contributors to the new article and then revert the edit, or you can do a protected redirect to the new article. Most of the time we don't care since in general Knowledge does a poor job of following the GFDL and very few edits end up being GFDL-significant in the long run.

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disagreement. On the controversy I created the article on agreement from opposing view editors consent. I created the consensus on main page therefore I cerated the article, this is simple as that. Neither editor liked too much info on main page including me so we decided some seperate titles needed for some sections

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breaks up the history, you can copy the list of contributors to the new article and then revert the edit, or you can do a protected redirect to the new article. Most of the time we don't care since in general Knowledge does a poor job of following the GFDL, but since you asked, I've created a protected redirect.

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It was likely not deliberate. One of the shortcomings of the Mr-Z man AFD closing script is that it doesn't check to see if an AFD is already closed before closing/relisting it. This sometimes leads to double closes/relists from 2 editors using the script. I already advised MBisanz that it's always a

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was the one who closed the third AFD, I would suggest you ask him for a copy. Also, I'm a bit uncomfortable with the MRfD process since 1. there isn't an admin closing it, 2. I do not see any community discussion on the process and right now it looks like an attempt to circumvent AFD by changing the

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is your issue most possibly but not polite. First of all, this is not othercasesexist argument, since some users voted for delete claiming no other page exist, but I proved there are other. Also they claimed the page is a fork, but I don't know any guideline like fork, I again proved there were other

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Well, those can be filtered out and ignored but missing extensions can be fixed by the bot (it just needs to compare old extension = new extension after all) . I know it's doable by admins but a bot could be useful to do it in future and after all, there are multiple backlogs to handle for admins, so

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Nothing is a process until people get involved. And in a certain sense, yes, I am trying to circumvent AfD; in the sense that with certain kinds of issues, people shouldn't have to use AfD at all. AfD is not the only solution, and I would like to see far less articles show up there when a merge type

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Hey, Raffaeleserafini, I took a look at that AFD discussion for this article. The people were saying the article need references for research and a neutral point of view, because Knowledge has strict policies when it comes to POV and Original Research (neither are allowed in the enyclopedia). Please

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This second article is known as a "POV fork" of the first, and is inconsistent with Knowledge policies. The generally accepted policy is that all facts and major points of view on a certain subject should be treated in one article. As Knowledge does not view article forking as an acceptable solution

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and the box with 4 points, it appears that DRV wouldn't apply right now. I guess what I need to do is to follow point one and ask you to review your decision and consider reversing it. Then if you don't, point 3 is about a deleted article, 4 is ANI which would be silly, and I'm not at all sure about

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Well right now there are no files at the English wikipedia, they are all at commons. Ideally the files should be split out into 2 versions and each properly licensed. Whether that means downloading the old version of the first image and re-uploading or downloading and reuploading the current image

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That's the problem, the editor and I couldn't agree on the inclusion of sources (the editor reverted), so I'm now concerned that the article is being judged on its current revision (which contains only a couple of the sources), not the new information itself. I'll add the list of sources to the AFD

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Thanks for your fair comments, MBisanz. The stated reasons for delete are forking and synthesis. It appears rather straightfoward to address these concerns. To address the SYN reason, we can simply take out all my comments from the articles, while leaving the verifiable citations intact. To address

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Dweller is indeed right that AfD is not a vote. It does very much look to me, however, that you have not read, or have misread, the later contributions to the AfD, who were suggesting a merge of this article into a new article with wider scope, as I pointed out above. There was an obvious consensus

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I understood, that authors have a placing on the site, so long as they are not self published, or published by vanity publishers. I have plays published with play publishers Cressrelles and Jasper Publishing who are not in the least connected to me in business nor vanity publishers . A few of

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When there is a disagreement between arguments based on sources and arguments based on opinion, the arguments based on sources ought to prevail unless there is a clear reason for discounting those sources. No reason was given by those arguing to delete why the sources presented were not sufficient.

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a person, not coverage about someone they are associated with that incidentally mentions them. For instance, a newspaper review covering the Rolling Stones and mentioning that Garage Band opened for them, contributes to the Rolling Stones notability, but not Garage Band. In this case it seems the

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Well there are a bunch of ways to comply with GFDL. You can list the 5 largest contributors to the deleted article in an edit summary to the retained article, you can copy the history of the deleted article to the talk page of the retained article, you can do a history merge of the edits, but that

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or any other guideline, but just about plain old common sense. Anyone in this kind of position in a large country will pretty obviously attract coverage in reliable sources, and if they are in a country where the Latin script isn't used then these sources may not be easily found by web searches by

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I don't know, when I look at RFD, it looks completely functional. The oldest link is from two weeks ago, and there seems to be a steady stream of discussion to make finding consensus viable. Maybe you are comparing it to AfD in terms of traffic, in which case, yeah, it's the backwaters for sure. I

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article at least for months, and not sure even if they read our discussions on the archive pages. I would like to add documentaries and political reactions and made a reaction page. Yet an artistic tributes page alone is just fine according to the wikipedia guidelines, if you think otherwise first

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By the way the delete voters claims were the ones you mention in the guideline, so again I demand an explanation for the judgement with proper guidelines referring to them. None users explained how the judgement took place or why exactly the discussion is closed. If our opinions doesn't matter why

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I also reviewed this discussion and am not seeing a clear consensus to delete. There is a majority of people saying to delete but they don't seem to be really engaging the issues raised by the minority of people arguing to keep. I was under the impression that deletion discussions are not a vote

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I wonder what connection, if any, the British IP address given away by the user MoreThings, has to do with this. Maybe that's just an innocent supporter, or maybe there's something else going on. Lassie's begging for the investigation to stop, along with ridiculing anyone who thinks otherwise, is

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I don't think you have read all of the forking concept or you wouldn't misjudge like this. It is about policies but the article not violating any policies in real term. First of all if you say the article is POV-fork you are simply wrong. This is what POV fork is. I didn't create the page for any

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But now that looking over the Crisfield afd more carefully, I still would have closed the afd as a delete instead of a merge. There were 3 deletes + the nom + 1 weak delete (= 4 1/2) vs. 1 keep by a SPA-IP + 1 weak keep (= ?) . There was 1 merge, which was the creator's proposal. I would consider

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There are numerous secondary sources on hand with regards to the series of startups Nicholas Chan was involved in (with reference to the Serial Entrepreneur element) and a few print news articles (with reference to the Venture Capital element) gathered during 2008 and 2009 to be entered, until I

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Truth is, I jumped the gun a bit and wasn't careful. Your closure of the the aforelinked afd caused lots of action on my watchlist because you edited the afd, the article, and the talkpage. Silly me, I for some reason assumed that all the watchlist activity meant that you were closing all the GB

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Sigh. The sad thing is, this would be pretty nice to have if it had all the information from the original Everex company (before they went bankrupt). They used to make some really nice hardware that was unlike the offerings from the clone makers at of the day. I believe I still have some of the

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Notwithstanding the community discussion on the topic, I would like to bring to attention the manner of which chase78 raised the discussion which appears to be personally motivated as the contribution history of chase78 is skimpy and the request for deletion out of the ordinary. At this moment,

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Thanks Matt for the directions. I have done several thousand edits in the past on Knowledge mostly on Ancient History but I have slowed down a lot in 2009 due to my poor health (Admin Doug Weller knows about my situation). That is one reason why I mostly edit on WikiCommons nowadays. (its less

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of the general community. My closing script automatically does it for the redirect closes (you might call it an extreme merge). But merging usually involves deciding on what content to keep and what content to cut, which is best left to those involved in the topic field, so the closing admin

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Dweller is right that AFD is not a vote. It is based on arguments about policy. In this case the arguments that this article was a POV-fork that violated NPOV, the core principle of Knowledge, were more convincing than the arguments citing a talk page discussion to split and the existence of

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It is not clear to me how did you decide to which side to turn. "After Forever" was a single (not just a song), so it doesnt need to chart or anything of the things that a common song needs to do to be notable. So I came up with an argument that nobody disproved. What is then the reason of the

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Has anyone responded back on this article yet? If not, if you feel like moving it over to a subpage in my userspace I'll see what I can do with it after I wrap up the project I'm currently working on. Its too bad no one did a quick Google books search during the AfD but considering the lack of

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It was because there was a split !vote and the keep comments made compelling arguments (he is a notable activist with sources documenting notability). If the keep comments didn't make any argument, it might have been delete, just as if the deletion arguments hadn't made the "Notability isn't

3537:), a section of the article is made into its own article, and the handling of the subject in the main article is condensed to a brief summary. This is completely normal Knowledge procedure; the new article is sometimes called a "spinout" or "spinoff" of the main article, see for example 2670:

Okay. Thanks for the response. I'll delete the current version, however I won't be able to reupload it again because I am unable to locate the user who originally uploaded it to the Commons. Personally, the photo appears to me to be a scan from a yearbook and is probably under copyright.

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these are adaptations of classic novels which have been used by professional companies. Therefore companies who are considering performing the plays may wish to look me up, as did recently a professional theatre in Budapest who are currently adapting one of my plays for performance.

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POV forks usually arise when contributors disagree about the content of an article or other page. Instead of resolving that disagreement by consensus, another version of the article (or another article on the same subject) is created to be developed according to a particular point of

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so a human needs to correct them. Also, a good number are missing the file extension or have the incorrect extension. I think this is going to be a by-hand task. With Splarka's script, I've done about 250 today, so 3 or 4 admins working on it should be able to do it in a few days.

5348:) because most people didn't manually add categories to their userpages. Most of the users that were left were due to subst userboxes. Ideally I'd like to keep the categories as they are now because they are nowhere near empty now (and merging them together would mean ~250+ users in 4241:

Well there isn't a requirement on how much must be merged, so it could be very little or everything. Merge is a nice way to compromise discussions like that so all parties are happy and can decide on the specific content worth including in the main article on their own.

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Well from my past experience, I would say the best thing to do is file a DRV citing the SPA and sourcing issues. I've found that second AFDs usually are rejected and you have fulfilled the "talking with deleting admin" part, so you are clear to go on that requirement.

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Here are the COI links where this was discussed. I was curious so I looked them up. Hard to tell much from them without looking at the actual edit histories but it wouldn't surprise me at all if it was assumed these were the same article since they had the same title.

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Where in Knowledge's policies does it state that "the executive of a large corporation is not notable for only being the executive of a large corporation, they must have done something else that warrants coverage independent of the company to be considered notable"?

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OK, and would that work for the subpage, now that I've downloaded it? In a vaguely related note, supposing I create an article (a notable one) in a subpage. Once I post the article, am I compelled to delete the subpage? Or can I keep it for "tinkering" purposes?

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There are some things that may occur from time to time that may be mistaken for content forking, when that is not necessarily the case. Some of them are listed here. Please note that meeting one of the descriptions listed here does not mean that something is

1330:) per community practice that topics must meet certain criteria before they can be included in Knowledge. The reason the AfD process exists is so that editors can have a chance to make sure an article cannot be edited to something worthwhile, before deleting. 108:

Looking at the moves, most of them look good. Can you list the ones that are problematic? And along those lines, if you go ahead, maybe those are the ones you want to include. An RfC for good moves isn't going to be well received I don't think. My 2 cents.

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Generally such a list in unencyclopedic. I believe back in my old days (59,000 edits ago), I created such a list for my alma mater. I think it was soon deleted or I was advised it might be speedied, so yes, it is established practice to delete such things.

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Yea, I did catch the SPA comment when reviewing it, but weighing the points made by established editors like DGG pushed it to an NC. It did have an iffy feeling though when closing (I would have commented to delete if I wasn't closing), so I wouldn't a DRV.

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is the AFD you are talking about? I see some Keep, some Weak Delete, some Delete, and some Merge/Redierct comments made in good faith. There wasnt a clear consensus to delete, and it seemed like a redirect would fit better to what everyone was looking for.

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FORK, we can put the deleted articles as sub-articles of existing articles. If we do that, my immediate concern will be that the WP:WALL charge will be levied against the main article in order to delete all related articles, as has been done with Herb usage

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So either provide me a reason to delete the article or show me a page to complaint for changing the judgement since it is completely wrong. Without consulting the dedicated editors of the page and against their will deletion and merging into main article is

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I don't even know who this person is, so I don't have an opinion as to what should happen to the article, I just interpret and close the AFD. If you disagree with the closing result of no article at the title specified in the AFD, you would need to go to

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I've reviewed. I selected redirect at the time due to the consensus for there to be no article and a close of disambiguate is somewhat non-standard (I've done them less than 4/4500 times), but going over it again, I've changed the close to disambiguate.

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I should not have reverted. I would agree that unblocking is a good step if Xeno takes responsibility for the edits emanating from that account. I don't want to deal with the gibberish being added willy-nilly and it doesn't seem anyone else does either.

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They're a point of enormous contention right now, but the ones that've been sourced (with one or two exceptions) have been kept. I've no idea what'll happen going forward. If it'll keep you from sleeping at night, I listed a bunch of example keeps in

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I restored and tweaked it, it still needs a description and source and stuff, but should be good for a few days. Yea, that bot tagged alot of images, about 200,000 deleted, I managed to save a large number of logos, but couldn't catch all the errors.

4925:. People like to delete things, it makes them feel like big people making a big impact. I, and others like me, like doing little things that make a big impact in a small way. I don't think a lack of traffic would be a reason not to get things running. 2013:

Did anyone ever comb the deletion logs to see what else should have been restored? I'm sure I'll come across more of these as I really start digging into the IRC articles. I'll see what I can find out for the source on this logo. It may just need

5498:. This may have been made in good faith but was, in fact, misstated as he has now recreated the article using material from the deleted article such as the title and a sourced sentence which I wrote. The effect of his action seems contrary to 2775:

I agree that Wikisource editors are responsible for making their own decisions, but in practice just tagging it here means that we will be hosting the article indefinitely, so are responsible for any copright violation until it is transwikied.

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If you can merge it to a different article at a different title, that is fine. The merge target is just a suggestion from the close of the AFD that indicated the current title and current content (on its own), is inappropriate for inclusion.

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for these went (one nom vote to delete and one additional vote) and considering the further discussion on Black Falcon's talk page, I figure it has a better than average chance at DRV, if it comes down to that. Not like this would be a first

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That seems to be the current consensus. There has been debate about this and an editor started a draft of a guideline for towns/cities/etc, although I'm not sure its needed or if many will be willing to accept yet another guideline. See:

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I'll give you it could have gone delete, but I also weigh what makes the most people happy. Redirects are cheap and eliminate the BLP concerns and other twisting of the article, while making sure the Keep's still get their google-juice.

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I've found the sometimes the best way to deal with a SPA account acting like that is to let the community show him the strong consensus for deletion and that he is getting his "day in court" so to speak. Hopefully that has worked now.

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It is somewhat against procedure to close an AFD before anyone has commented, and if you ask the closing editor, they generally should re-open it, but I would agree that the community feels all places are notable regardless of size.

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was clearly determined not to be notable, but there were comments indicating content had been merged and split, etc, so to err on the side of GFDL caution, redirecting was a cheap solution, the discussion did not express any view on

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I actually consider myself a staunch member of the redirects-are-cheap camp, but don't think redirecting to an organization article that is essentially a job description article is the ideal thing to do. By redirecting Crisfield to

5614:. Generally, the executive of a large corporation is not notable for only being the executive of a large corporation, they must have done something else that warrants coverage independent of the company to be considered notable. 4255:

Haha, I see. To your knowledge, however, am I correct in saying that a list of majors is unencyclopedic? I was curious about the discussion, for sure, but it's brought up this larger encyclopedic vs. unencyclopedic issue for me.

5741:. I'm not attached to the article, whether it is deleted in the end matters little to me, but the nominator him/herself is a sock which disruptively nominated the article for deletion (or at the very lest, a user who registered 4507: 752:

Like to request for your advise on what would be needed to provide justification for overturning deletion of article as this is the first article deletion appeal I am doing and would appreciate advise on what to do. Thanks.

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The issue I had with the image is that it doesn't have a license saying what terms it is uploaded under. This is because there was a fault in the system in 2006 that let some images be uploaded without description pages.

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Well we have generally been deleting this X-Y Relations articles (at least I think that is the trend) and Greece and Jamaica don't stand out in my mind as being backyard buddies, but since you have sources, I've restored.

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Eh, I'll get to it later I guess. Maybe it should just go to User:UBX with the 100s of others... Oddly enough, Ghirlandajo might have been someone we should have brought in to help with the uCoz issue since he is Russian.

1326:. All articles must have coverage in reliable sources. These sources do not have to be paper sources, but must be reliable. Also, I have not targeted CMS articles, I've closed over 4,000 deletion discussion (see also 3167: 419: 4842:

Eh...the RAID array needed some exercise...that part of the database hadn't been touched in a long time I'm sure ;) One thing about it though, if the proposal and idea is successful it would likely mean less AfD work.

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I couldn't help but wonder if the person who made the second report though these were done by the same person because they had a similar title. AfD of the first article certainly doesn't mean a topic ban was in place.

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2. I guess a new AfD is a possibility, I really am not sure about the correct process right now. I'm out most of today anyway so won't get around to this until Monday now I think, any advice would be welcome.Thanks.

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when you uploaded the image. So, you show in the history of the image upload, but not the text description page that goes with it. I've added as much of the original text that was visible in the image upload summary.

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I did think about that, and realized Wikisource might have different fair use rules than enwiki (I know Wikiquote is much more liberal for instance), so as long as they know what they are getting, it is their choice.

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I've kinda got my hands full atm with the cleanup tasks I've taken on with all the IRC stuff, so the image deletion logs thing is just one of those things for my to do list I guess. I added the license template to

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replaced with an NPOV summary of that material. If it is not, then the "spinning out" is really a clear act of POV forking: a new article has been created so that the main article can favor some viewpoints over

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Yes, MZM pointed that out to me a couple days ago that my browser was set to the wrong font setting, I've fixed it going forward, and since all of those are deletion taggings, it should fix itself in a few days.

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It means the page is kept since the community could not decide on deleting it. It is weaker than a Keep, so article improvements may still be required or someone could open a new AfD discussion in the future.

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Well, actually, under current AFD levels of participation, 2 comments + a nom actually result in deletion after 10 days now. I've whined on AN that we need more people commenting, but given the strictures of

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The closing script tags the articles to be merged, which puts them in an appropriate "to be merged" category (I asked MBisanz about this 2 weeks ago). On the general topic, there is a recent discussion at

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Respectfully, those minor instances of edit warring do seem to be his good faith efforts to improve the encyclopedia. Enigma should not be outright reverting him, in fact, this is a misuse of rollback.

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Adnanmuf/Barbarosa's edits are only "not disruptive" to the extent that you see pushing personally derived crank theories of ancient history and genetics as "not disruptive." He's been at this shit for

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Your hard work at AfD is appreciated. Heck of a lot of AfDs closed, and kudos for that. There will disagreements about some the closes, which is why we need bold admins to handle the tough ones.

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should be deleted for failing some criteria and no one said anything against deletion, then yes that would indicate consensus to delete the article. I've put After Forever in your userspace at

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longer than normal. TBH, I'm not sure its wise for people to start (semi-)automated edits on backlogs this old as this can't be the only one where things have changed drastically in 3+ months.

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You would need to ask the individual participants in the AFD for their specific views, but in reviewing their comments, I think the point they are making is that notability comes from coverage

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Thanks, I changed the protect settings so those pages aren't affected, but I can't undo the talk page protect since that is done from the spam blacklist and not the page protection interface.

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deletion? It doesnt seem relevant to me to delete it just because the majority wanted to delete that when they could not disprove the argument of the other side. If 20 people decide to delete

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Also some other dedicated pages editors from various opinions hasn't voted yet, but they expressed their opinions on creation of seperate page earlier in talk page so there were a consensus.

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Also some other dedicated pages editors from various opinions hasn't voted yet, but they expressed their opinions on creation of seperate page earlier in talk page so there were a consensus.

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Right, but no one sees a broken redirect like that since the redirect doesn't show up as a separate content page for most people, so it just shows up on the error reports as a broken page.

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It was an empty category. If it has a page in it now, it can be re-created. It seemed like the kind of category that would be created by accident since it was not formatted like a normal

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However, it is possible for article spinouts to become POV forks. If a statement is inadmissible for content policy reasons at an article ], then it is also inadmissible at a spinout ].

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please? This page was initially a redirect and was changed to disamiguate bu ths user. Don't you thik that, it should still be a redirect based on the result. I would think so. Regards

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here, I feel as if I should try to provide it. I would like to continue L'aquatique's work with the user, if that's ok with you. He has made many positive contributions to Knowledge. –

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These weren't the managers or coaches of a team or with the exception of Mostafa Makri, the president of a league. Also, when I nommed Mostafa, the article barely asserted notability

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too please? It has already been reposted once at the title in the heading and protected from recreation there. Perhaps a stern word with the editor responsible is needed? Thank you.

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and it might be interesting to people interested in circuit city. (I certainly found it interesting as I am actually quite fascinated by questions of how that company was managed.)

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Best suggestion is to edit the existing articles to include the sources and content that is missing. Weaving new content with existing content produces an easier to read article.

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was drowned out by other's requests. So I am repeating that request. Could you please either userify the article, or offer the reason you think you should decline my request?

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I'm not even a checkuser privy to private data, and off-hand I can think of at least four cases of socking with British IPs that were never fully resolved. Doesn't surprise me.

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Nah, we can keep the duplicate with the license, since some people prefer PNGs to SVGs, we will just get rid of the duplicate copy without the license info, darn system errors.

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people were looking for articles on the lawyer, not on his clients that mention he is their lawyer. Overall the consensus is rather clear, I'm sorry I can't be of more help.

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No, the consensus cleary was to not retain the article, so redirect was the best option to let anyone who wanted to merge content have the content available at a later date.

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Also the page is not violating NPOV in any way, since this is a fact article which I collect the artistic tributes to Rachel Corrie, and I am not excluding any view or else.

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Hmm, I'm not happy with that I see by Quack, Ludwig, and Levine, but it isn't quite bad enough to warrant admin intervention, if it goes on tomorrow, I'll probably step in.

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Its last remnant is its talk page. Isn't there some way to trigger a deletion of a talk page? Some template or another? If so, could you let me know, and I'll test it? :)

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But no one was supporting retention of the article. Thefromspace and OlYeller21 aren't socks and supported deletion, and no one, not even you, were supporting retention.

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and others as proof. As you closed this debate, what do you suggest? Should I take this to deletion review? May I have it userfied? I would appreciate any advice. Thanks.

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Thanks for your suggestion. But i am surprised that the articles were deleted suddenly. Is it true that discussions need to cease for a week before deletion takes place?

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article. I was just requesting it for deletion and my lack of experience simply pertained to the deletion of articles/disambiguation pages. But thanks for your help.

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due to it being negative/derogatory (not that I exactly agree with everything in the userbox migration solution, but if it was passed it should be applied fairly).

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No, at the time I was fixing over 200 images a day and not getting enough sleep, and still the bot was beating me in speed, didn't have the time to check the logs.

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You did it so fast I didn't even get to copy it. I was thinking of going to this wonderful annual event in China. Now I'll never know. :'( Oh, well, dat's dat. :)

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Hmm, I don't understand this either. The Barbarosa123 account is clearly a disruptive block-evading sock. And how did Wikzilla ever come into the picture? Weird.

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don't make assumptions into motivations of editors. (Sorry to intrude on your talk page, MBisanz, I just felt like commenting - feel free to remove if you mind).

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Yea, I saw the note, I haven't had the time to look at the other ideas you gave me, so it is sitting in my inbox, I should get around to it sometime this week.

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appears to be an AN subpage L'aquatique set up to try and assist the user integrate with wikipedia. Unfortunately she is on Wikibreak just as he returns. He

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Thanks for the clarification. Incidentally, i've just republished all the pages in Google. i guess i will not be able to put them up again in Knowledge.

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Summary style articles, with sub-articles giving greater detail, are not content forking, provided that all the sub-articles, and the summary conform to

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It would be if even one person objected to deletion, but as it is now, it looks a lot like an expired prod with two other people supporting deletion.

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Thanks Spring, feel free to comment anytime. My grandmother was Italian so I have no animus to the Italian people. But at a deletion discussion at

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Its still possible to process those logs isn't it? Might make for an interesting project to code up something to build a chart/graph from that mess.

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gives a good guide as to when non-admins should close AFDs. Since there were good faith delete comments, that really wouldn't have been a good NAC.

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model, so we do need a wide variety of people to apply those guidelines to ensure we maintain the right balance of inclusiveness and verifiability.

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damn scripts not doing what they're supposed to do to make our lives simple :) Think I saw something about a birthday -- hope you had a good day.

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Well 2 more AFDs (one on TCM and one on the other articles), might work, or maybe work with Cottonball on merging the content to other articles.

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Thanks. I don't think it'll be too difficult to fix as it looks to be fairly well written. I'm actually surprised someone took it to AfD at all.

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The case has nothing to do with Wikzilla; somebody filed a spurious checkuser against Adnanmuf thinking he was Wikzilla, but nothing came of it.

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Remove the socks and you have two persons supporting this. Calling this consensus is an affront to discussion., especially considering this was

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similar manner articles, because they are fit to wikipedia guidelines. Yet your otherpageexist guideline also not fit well because my arguments

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article page and only 3 opinions were to delete the article if you count yourself 4. Yet none of the delete voters has contributed to the main

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Any ideas? Personally, its a low resolution image but this is the only image available for this particular species on Commons. Thank You, --

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I think I got it taken care of now. Isn't there an easier way to move stuff over to the commons and some way to preserve the edit history?

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Thank you for the advice. Now that I look closer, I see they have already been blocked, but I still learned something from it. Thanks! —

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Dear friend, are your deep and valuable works on "appellate court structure" and "laws" making you see "Appeals" and "DRV" everywhere ??!!

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I'm sorry, I really cannot see a way Knowledge could host a list of publications, because Knowledge only reports things covered in other

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Thanks heaps. As a side note, is closing off an AfD in this situation something that I'm able to do, or should I leave it for an admin?

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Looks like the image may be under a Creative Commons Share Alike license, at least according to the original website where it came from

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participants its not too surprising. Based on what I've seen CMS software articles are going though AfD at an alarming rate lately too.

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in my defense this time. I did read the guide beforehand, I just assumed that the outcome would be pretty cut and clear on this one.

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You messed it up a little, but it is no big deal, really. I fixed your action with a little script, so everything should be fine now.

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I've reviewed my decision carefully and stand by it, so you would need to go to DRV if you still would like the article undeleted.

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attorney afd's as redirects. Unlike the aforelinked afd, the others are clearly not notable and it is so represented at those afd's.

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AFD isn't a vote, the keep comments did provide sources to address the WP:AUTHOR concerns, and it is the same outcome regardless.

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Nah, it is ok, the leading "User_" signifies that even though it is in the Template: namespace, it isn't a template for content.

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The process is that a deletion discussion is open for comments for five days and then is closed by an uninvolved administrator.

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I do have an email account ( in UK see Preferences)!!! (you can additionally copy an paste it as a user subpage in my user page)

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at commons, so now we have both versions. Yea, it would have been bad since we could have lost the larger image, good catch.

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article and the other places the original had been used. Also, could you see if there was anything on the category page for

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Actually, that won't work, at least not well. A lot of the template requested renames have illegal characters in them like

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If it is your own AFD and no one has agreed with you and you want to withdraw it, then yeah, it is fine to close yourself.

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while Dfly was typing, but as there were serious concerns at AFD, it will need to go to DRV before being mainspaced again.

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make-up of the group contributing to the discussions. Have you thought of starting a process RFC to get consensus for it?

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another interesting aspect of this situation. At the very least, it/they have confessed to having a compromised account.

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Anyone can edit any part of Knowledge, so there are no special privileges required to edit or re-arrange an article, see

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Usually it is just done in the course of editing, but I just ran a script to delink them all, so it should be good now.

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Well, obviously. I want it more for the salvagable info for use elsewhere, rather than back into mainspace. Mahalo. --

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Hmm, it wasn't deleted. Apparently when you created Prairie coneflower, you pointed it at a page that did not exist.

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Seeing this comment, I had to look at the image. Ntnon, my best guess is that the license tag and all went into the

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The argument made by the deleting side was that the sources did not establish notability, that moved it to delete.

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Thank you for your assistance, it has been done. Added a subst:DRVNote in your talk page on this article already. (

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Yea, I was going through all the English projects fixing broken redirects. Didn't realize about the email part.

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good idea to hit the browser's "refresh" key before closing, especially if the tab has been open for some time. --

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explains what happened to it... I can't help but wonder just how many 1000s of images that bot tagged improperly.

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where the Knowledge community decided to delete the article. If there are new sources, you can present them at a

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Well as long as the version at AFD incorporates the new information mentioned at the DRV, things should be fine.

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was the last article that I tagged for transwikiing there, and it still hasn't been done after more than a year.

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Thank you very much. I appreciate the chance to work on the article, and bring it up to standard. Thanks again.

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appreciated if you can provide guidance on how to perform a proper request for undeletion. Thank you very much.

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OK. I have now expanded the article with material about his charitable activities. Please can you re-consider?

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I'm not an admin at wikia:annex, so I can't do imports there, so I don't know how it can be transwikied there.

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Hello MBisanz. I missed the above discussion, and have multiple reliable sources that verify notability from;

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Ahh yea, my script failed to change the /Log page transclusions, so I just reverted and re-ran it. Whoopsie.

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Well it was a good attempt, but it was a narrow enough margin that I would have left it for an admin to do.

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Thanks. Doesn't look like there was much there (I couldn't tell) but better to have it than not I suppose :)

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No, that means it has been relisted for a further five days and the tag should remain during that period.

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I'd ignore it. It is one comment on a userpage that no one will ever see. Best to forget and move on.

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Thanks much for the clarification. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't on crack or something. Cheers! --

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And here I was about the suggest the exact same thing :) He is also involved with the Caravan charity.

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Spinouts are intended to improve readability and navigation, not to evade Knowledge's content policies.

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and hopefully I did it right. I'm not too familiar with the standard way to tag CC licensed images.

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People kept referring to the "Notability is not inherited" guideline, but after reading the section

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Not an admin at wikia:list, so I can't do imports there, which means I can't complete a transwiki.

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Would you accept a Neutral Adjudicator from WP:Administrators judges and evaluates your decision?

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we're pigeonholing him, essentially saying that this job description is this guy's whole life. --

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Talk:Classical_Hamiltonian_quaternions#I_give_up_now.2C_like_I_said_I_would.__No_more_troll_food.

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It was my original deletion that was overturned at DRV, so I can't be the closing admin. Sorry.

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tone, it seemed like it was more an autobiography, I've changed the template per your comment.

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Don't take this too seriously. Someone just wants to let you know that you did something silly.

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Yes, that should be enough, even if it isn't in the article, at the AFD lets everyone see it.

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to do the exact kind of vetting that you speak of. But at the end of the day, we work on the

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I recently made a similar mistake opening an AFD with a town: the current consensus is that

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So I think it is the case that I moved an image tagged for deletion that was later deleted.

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to disagreements between contributors, such forks may be merged, or nominated for deletion.

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Just a note, I don't know if someone told you already but there seems a bug with renaming (

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I know... It just rubs me the wrong way and they know what they are doing isn't right. The

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I'd block them. Blocks are cheap and whomever registered those accounts was not here for

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It was kept based on the community consensus of the existence of sourcing as described on

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Thanks for your quick reply. I'll consider those alternatives and try to relax a little.

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Email sent, you need to present your claims at DRV, I will not be reversing my actions.

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Done him. MBisanz, I hope you don't mind. I got an SPI clerk to change the archive too.

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stating you own the image and license it under cc-by-sa-3.0, then it will be verified.

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If you recognize someone you think you know, I would suggest first emailing them using

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It will take a few days to be processed, you will get a response when it is finished.

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Yep, I can never tell what caused the orange bar and sometimes miss stuff. Userfied.

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I'm sorry, but the merge has not been completed, so the template cannot be removed.

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Thanks, I've cleaned it up and added examples. It should begin to repopulate soon.

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I was tired last night (in fact got out of bed to write the above), but looking at

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Thanks for the encouragement, but I did not write that article, nor have I written

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I thought there was another interface that allowed for direct transfers. Oh well.

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The background shading is slightly different, but otherwise it is the same image.

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was open 10 days and had many users supporting deletion. I suggest you find more

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The rough score was 7 Keeps, 2 Merges and 9 Deletes which indicates no consensus.

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and are not really supposed to be run by majority rule but rather by consensus.

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Let me role back my close, you comment, and I'll leave it open for a bit longer.

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That wasn't why I blocked him, see my post on AN about the edits I blocked for.

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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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Fun stuff. I'm waiting to see what MZMcBride wants to do. Considering how the

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Ah. Weird. Well, that's that explained and fixed then, thanks for your help.

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where the community decided to delete the article. You would need to make a

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Whoops, I see, I think the relist template might have hid something, fixed.

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A heavy majority on the votes decided at least keep the page as a seperated

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automatically make the new article a POV fork. However, the moved material

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Thanks. BTW, did you see my note on the talk page of that subpage of yours?

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Avatar: The Last Airbender Trading Card Game

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that a consensus not to merge, but whatever. You're the admin, not me :-) --

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The AFD was about Notability Via existence of reliable sources, wasn' it?

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Done, no problem, my first articles were also deleted, it just takes time.

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Yea, not the case of granting "move" status, and it is disabled anyway per

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the old account name unless there is abuse going on with the new account.

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Waiting for Risker to conclude CU, I'll probably be blocking some people.

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I think I've managed it - let me know if I've screwed it up. Thanks again

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Thanks - I thought it was the same, but hadn't memorised the whole thing!

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Thanks, got it in the article again. Hopefully it will stick this time ;)

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Yep, license looks find, let me know if you need help with anything else.

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Greece–Jamaica relations (2nd nomination)

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has asked me to request that this article is undeleted and redirected to

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discussion, but that's probably not good enough. Oh well, thanks anyway.

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where people found the article should be deleted for lack of coverage in

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Seems like I came across another one of these logo problems too didn't I?

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I hope you don't mind me butting in here, but see if this one would help:

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Knowledge:Administrators'_noticeboard/Wiki_editor_DonFphrnqTaub_Persina

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FYI: There is an ANI thread concerning the recreation of this article:

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For generally being all round great and constant involvement in AfDs.

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are inherently notable for Knowledge, regardless of events occurring.

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No one addressed what I said repeatedly about the wikipedia guideline

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to delete it. If you have new secondary sources you might consider a

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At least it's only rodeo. But if they touch baseball, they're toast.

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Knowledge:Articles_for_deletion/Boubaker_polynomials_(3rd_nomination)

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I suppose ask the person who created it, since he is still active at

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got started in a similar manner. (Uh oh, my gray hair is showing...)

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Happy birthday! (I think. I just read the conversation above this.)

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stub template. If you check the edit history, you can see that this

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Even if the subject of the new article is controversial, this does

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Hi, the Knowledge community deleted the article at this discussion

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Category:Wikipedians who are temprorarily blocked for link-spamming

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That would be nice, unless it becomes an unvisited backwater like

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Artistic Tributes to Rachel Corrie

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is they have any suggestions, but my best suggestion would be the

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You get a lot of requests. Maybe my request for userification to

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FYI, this article and its restoration are now being discussed at

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As it was not a majority vote, do you consider 3:7 as consensus?

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WP:ANI#Second opinion needed about recreation of deleted material

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And as a side note, I've written a more detailed rational on the

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DYK for Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas

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I don't know where the 3:7 ratio is coming from, but please see

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manuals filed away, but I'm not sure if they'd qualify as a RS.

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Reviewed by Wall Street Journal Online columnist Jeremy Wagstaff

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Well, better luck next time, I guess...I guess I'll just claim

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now). But I cannot stop you if you want to do it manually ;-)

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Flaggedrevs, copyright project, fundraising reports, and more

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Well I have no idea how to process those logs, you might ask

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Hmm, you are right that this is confusing Tothwolf. We have

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Related shooting incident in which BART police were involved

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

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and then deleting the last revision, that is all up to you.

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again, does it again and I'll either block him or report to

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good faith attempts to build consensus of his reverted edit

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and clearly will not be stopped by anything but a ban. <

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License update, Commons cartoons, films milestone, and more

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commons:Commons:Deletion_requests/Image:Etzel_diryasin.jpg

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Since all the sources were to books by Kaas and it had an

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similar pages elsewhere. You can appeal this deletion at

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There was already stuff in your sandbox, so I moved it to

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Knowledge:Administrators'_noticeboard#File_moving_disabled

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James_Arthur_Ray_(2nd_nomination)) for deletion link error

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Knowledge:Mergers for discussion/Killing Yourself to Live

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Taking a quick glance, I see the edit before my move was

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Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas

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Thank you. By the way, could you please also transwiki

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Killing Yourself to Live

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Wikia Search abandoned, university plagiarism, and more

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Jordan Johnson (Singer)

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Typical Objects for C++

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Well, I can't really disagree with that. Take care. --

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The Ten Commandments for a Designer of Finnish Heraldry

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Orphaned non-free image (Image:National city bank.gif)

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It appears you don't have an email account enabled on

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I'm not talking about any wikilawyering references to

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Some users from this IP address are currently blocked?

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I'll toss it on the file for the devs to fix. Arrgh.

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Well we have several nuanced notability guidelines at

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Buddhism and the body

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User:A Nobody/List of controversial non-fiction books

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Manufactured scandal, Knowledge assignments, and more

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Ahh, ok, thanks. I'm a bit out of my element there.

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Knowledge:CSD#Marking_an_article_for_speedy_deletion

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of the GFDL is more important than living up to the

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Reverse chain letter

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Knowledge:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions

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Thanks. Is there any license or attibution info for

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listed under "sports" rather than arts or biography

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2 merge to reactions to rachel corrie seperate page

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You might ask the people who participated at 1525:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/David J. Cynamon 1161:, so you would need to present your evidence at 949:Nominated for best Business Software Application 6928:Can you provide me a copy of the deleted page? 5301:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Agent Moosehead 4423:I restored the category, feel free to edit it. 4044:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Venetian people 3106:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Gillian Hiscott 2980:, although it looks to me like a weak article. 1316:Knowledge:Articles_for_deletion/E107_(software) 8334:inherited" argument, it would have been keep. 8231:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Chris Aberdein 699:Knowledge:Requests_for_undeletion#Instructions 8455:stressful there too which helps!). Cheers, -- 7367:, but you are free to keep it for tinkering. 6721:Censorship, social media in schools, and more 5795:Close as no-consensus seems more appropriate. 5016:User:Ali'i/Teleprompter usage by Barack Obama 3483:Forking can be unintentional or intentional. 1468:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Egyptian Yoga 1464:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Egyptian yoga 637:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Nicholas Chan 123:Looks like Iridescent is helping you at ANI. 7463:Okie, it is on my watchlist, have you tried 6739:Bugs, Repairs, and Internal Operational News 6174:Knowledge talk:Notability (populated places) 5774:, second-relisting is strongly discouraged. 4967:I just realized I left out the oldest link: 4088:The discussion to recover the article is at 2882:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Homosocratic 2075:is where the problems began for that image. 1832:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Sophia Lamar 3831:, add the sources, etc then run it through 3518:Article spinouts - "Summary style" articles 3355:Knowledge:Deletion review/Log/2009 March 22 2264:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Bass player 2220:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Bass player 346:Knowledge:SOCK#Clean_start_under_a_new_name 203:Category:Wikipedians by interest in a sport 6931:I'll email you a copy of the deleted page. 6897:There are more than seven commentators at 6215:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/SkillStorm 5876:"Speedy keep" (non admin closure) question 3533:Sometimes, when an article gets long (see 3215:Will do. Didn't see it was so old, weird. 2823:Hello, MBisanz. You have new messages at 697:Best bet is to follow the instructions at 8327:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Rand Paul 8021:was updated with a fact from the article 7978:was updated with a fact from the article 7796:was updated with a fact from the article 7552:was updated with a fact from the article 7528:DYK for Illinois Valley Community College 7513:and hasn't been touched in over a month. 7436:was updated with a fact from the article 6460: 5228:Thanks both, that's helpful to know :) -- 3679:you should prove it in some sound terms. 2720: 2444:Knowledge:Rough_consensus#Rough_consensus 797:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/FlatPress 283:Paramilitary violence in Northern Ireland 8154:Thanks! Could you delete the image too? 8041:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Big Life 6699:Follow the Signpost with RSS and Twitter 3430:there is a discussion page for deletion. 1347:Category:Knowledge notability guidelines 635:Hi, there was a community discussion at 8378:Statistics, Knowledge research and more 7706:No, disambiguate is the correct close. 5424:Yowza, I have no idea how to fix that. 5274:Yep, what Ron said, stupid javascript. 4524:List of controversial non-fiction books 4500:List of controversial non-fiction books 4327:Paul Sheehan (entertainment journalist) 3895:File:Buddhist Temple at Cox's Bazar.jpg 2880:I'm sorry, the WP community decided at 779:Lord of This World (Black Sabbath Song) 471:Closure of Guantanomo Bay attorny afd's 281:Could you possibly delete the reposted 252:Republican Violence in Northern Ireland 14: 7915:Talk:40 Below Summer/Black Market Hero 7635:Could you please explain this closure? 5606:Knowledge requires that articles have 4022:Message moved from the top of the page 3508:a content fork -- only that it is not 3400:Also why you chose a swearing word on 3091:Re: Gillian Hiscott deletion 17/0/2009 2884:to delete the page, you need to go to 981:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/MyInfo 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 7412:DYK for Front Range Community College 7128:related high-profile shootout in Cali 4921:seems like more fun to people than Rf 2590:User:Geo Swan/review/Joshua L. Dratel 8206:File:Malabar Pied Hornbill(full).jpg 6213:There was a community discussion at 6056:Full explanation on your talk page. 3744:File:USAirF.insignia.e9cmsaf.afm.png 2446:and my personal closing thoughts at 1644:Alan Clay - Clown - article deletion 1437:COI Archive 29#Egyptian yoga (again) 665:found the article deleted yesterday. 25: 7931:Nah, that is fine. Happy editing. 6998:Are you stalking my hard redirects? 6389:In this case, I think living up to 5186:Merge and redirect decisions at AfD 4711:User:Lykantrop/After Forever (song) 4179:Alternatives, IWF threats, and more 3407:not solely based on otherpagesexist 3392:3 delete and merge to rachel corrie 3300:Royal Confraternity of Sao Teotonio 2538:User:Lykantrop/After Forever (song) 803:documenting it and then take it to 23: 8390:New FAC and FAR nomination process 7868:User_talk:Michig#Black_Market_Hero 7866:to preserve the edit history (see 7654:Thanks for taking a second look. 7487: 6822:Media Temple - Deletion Discussion 6236:Can I please have move privileges? 5862: 4407:Category:Wikipedians who use XChat 3134: 2816: 2406: 1656:Knowledge:NAC#Appropriate_closures 1588: 1279:List of Green Green anime episodes 1152:regarding Caricom Airways deletion 24: 8563: 7772:DYK for Wallace Community College 7556:Illinois Valley Community College 7392:List of Your Choice Records bands 6072:Respoonse to welcome to Knowledge 5394:I did indeed step in an anthill— 5148:Special:Contributions/Ghirlandajo 4235:Degree programs at Boston College 4218:This has now been listed at DRV. 3829:User:Ism schism/Verne E. Rupright 3195:Ahh well, keep up the good work. 8408:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 8349: 8133: 8048: 8004: 7961: 7779: 7535: 7419: 6745:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 6676: 6461: 5370:I also noticed the CfD was open 5350:Category:Wikipedians who use IRC 5346:Category:Wikipedians who use IRC 5299:John, there was a discussion at 5079: 4213:Deletion of Venetian People page 4191:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 4135: 3902: 3672:public reaction to rachel corrie 3003: 2908: 2721: 2557:Thank you! Have a nice day :) -- 1699: 1286: 1249:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 1205: 615:Damn copy paste error. Thanks. 606: 300: 259: 181:Category:Wikipedians by interest 146: 29: 8435:Deleted, deletion codes are at 6957:, so I can't send it via that. 6705:Community weighs license update 5191:Merging and redirecting is the 4998:It's crap. 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You can request review at 2931:Nope, I didn't get anything. 2798:, so it shouldn't last long. 6115:Question to an Administrator 5946:Knowledge:BIO#Basic_criteria 5644:Knowledge:BIO#Basic_criteria 5289:Fall Creek, Houston / Humble 4776:Knowledge:Votes for deletion 4713:, I restored the history of 2946:What to do the morning after 1432:COI Archive 28#Egyptian Yoga 1351:Reliable Sources Noticeboard 1231:New FAC and FAR appointments 951:by Shareware Industry Awards 832:I'd think that would handle 174:Category: Knowledge Climbers 7: 8476:Sure you can add them, see 6578:Ok, thanks. Nice template. 6208:Deletion of SkillStorm page 5130:Knowledge:Userbox migration 3027:File:1999 west nile map.jpg 1157:I'm sorry, content must be 376:. 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