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3514:. However my concern here is that seven chapters might not be what is considered as far as "scope of their activities is national or international in scale". They also left a link to a Google search, but a look at the coverage shows that much of it is trivial mentions by student newspapers at the handful of colleges that host chapters. The mentions are usually that they participated in something at their universities with other Greek organizations and it seems to all be in passing. They also linked to a userfied version of the page that contained copyvio from the official website - I'm more mentioning that just so that they see an explanation as to why this was deleted. To be honest, I don't entirely see where the past concerns at AfD have really been met, although I have no problem with them trying to make a new article at 5928:, Kindly stay out of my sandbox entirely. I am perfectly able to copy paste from my sandbox when I am ready. And please do not even worry about being accused of having incorrect information. I've already accused you of that and am certain it will continue for a very long time given the understanding you have already provided me. If you don't review the sources yourself, I will continue to challenge your understanding until you give up. I've already explained that there are still copy edits of non-PD sources in my sandbox that I have yet to find and fix. However your last edits appeared to knowingly put at least two(?) copy edits into the article after I expressly warned about it. Nix the resurrected page until the material is sorted. Seriously. JUST STOP NOW! 5623: 5566: 4971: 1787: 6143:). I remain baffled about how I could be 'cutting you out' after pleading with you immediately above to edit the mainspace article. Your options are twofold: remain editing only your userspace draft, which is not really what a userspace draft is for, or actually get involved in the mainspace. Please engage with me, here or elsewhere, to tell me about well sourced issues which ought to be in the mainspace article, and we can get them in there!! Not every connected issue that you write about in your userspace may end up in the mainspace, but I can certainly see there are issues you write about which ought to be mainspaced. Regards 9114: 1611: 5609: 5552: 6462:
to make clear several times. What I added was much more on my interest, military formations ; I added the logistical units and verified some of the ships. As I've said above, I expected you to come along and add to the article with all the things I'm not an expert on. Please stop endlessly questioning the reasons for what I've done previously (and my good faith), and just start adding to the article with your expertise!! We've wasted barrels of ink on this page, let's work on the article!! As an addendum, if you would like the previous talk pages resuscitated, I can do that.
8109: 2100: 1986: 6613:'sections may stray from the topic of the article' - creating a coherent article - is my primary concern, and is why I want you to add to the mainspace article as it is instead of trying to import any amorphous mass of text. You have not proved to the community you can write a coherent article properly, and frankly on crafting coherent articles your record is not good. Happy to review any sources as they enter the mainspace, but as things are you've repeatedly told me to stay away from your draft/sources. I'll get the talkpages restored. Regards 1890: 8995: 8985: 5889:-if you want to review it. Last, you have indicated in each of your suggestions that you have a faulty grasp of what RED HAT or OPERATION RED HAT entails and are acting on your own beliefs rather that what the various (and especially the newer) sources say in plain English. Again, I feel the need to question your motivations since this the revival is obviously no improvement and it's at least the third time you have tried to forcefully cut me out and take over writing this article. Please find a new topic and a new editor to trouble. 5602: 5595: 5545: 5538: 1555: 520: 8529: 3617: 642: 3241: 8891: 8333: 4110: 513: 7337: 49: 8742: 8048: 8019: 8491: 8272: 7295: 7884: 1870: 8401: 8315: 7722: 5400:
Knowledge article in time. I'll say it again - your approach to this subject seems incompatible with Knowledge article guidelines, and frankly, all the indications are that you should redirect your efforts to a personal website or another form of publishing (like a magazine/journal). But, as with all our posts on this site, yours, mine, Mark Arsten's and others, everything has been released for public use and reuse - that's what the CC-BY-SA license means.
7493: 6705:. You've got a clear viewpoint on Red Hat, but it goes well beyond the generally accepted 1971 ship ride as described in many other sources (Globalsecurity.org, for example, or Men and a Mission). For my purposes at the minute I'm worried about the sources that define the core of the subject, not the sources about the connected issues. So I will not move or change the current existing article. You're entirely free to nominate it for deletion, of course. 8941: 8822: 8682: 8912: 5805: 5772: 5739: 2107: 2059: 1993: 7964: 7846: 5617: 5560: 4950: 7626: 4040:, if you are seeking an article on this subject, I think it would be best if you started from scratch with a draft (in Draft space, not article talk space). I can't imagine there is any material in the deleted article that you would want to use and there was only one contributor and one contribution. If you create a worthy article, that meets notability standards, then the page can be unprotected and you can move the draft to main space. 8464: 1666: 4637: 4366: 2544: 2274: 1189: 1056: 21: 9014: 3335: 7070:, it is linked to those things already (in categories--if I understand your concern but perhaps I do not) and is notable using WPs already established standards of notability -not so much for the size of the explosion, which was enormous, but for the danger it put the weapons depot in, protests, impact on reversion, removal of B-52s, nukes and chemical weapons... this was my first crash article and I'll review the policy(s). 675: 5798: 5765: 5732: 2052: 4597: 7619: 8454: 5490: 7216:
to see this through. Taking advantage of that understanding would be the logical and wise solution. I've tried and failed to explain it--and especially to you. When I think the material is ready I will move it out and we can make sure it complies with all editor concerns. We need to be able to understand how those sources present this subject or we are going to have another content dispute (again).
1020: 1780: 8075: 7479: 8640: 8604: 6945:. Military aircraft accidents have generally been deemed not notable. Personally I think it's probably worth inclusion as a separate accident, given the huge explosion. It needs to be linked into the B-52 article, the Kadena article, and the relevant wing and squadron articles. You just need to be aware that somebody else may come along in time and think it's not notable. Take a look at 3020: 6910:
storage) in there. These type of issues got your magnum opus deleted entirely previously. So why are you surprised when people reorganise your material so it matches better with WP guidelines on content and layout? Clearly the consensus of the community has not changed much, or Hohum wouldn't have deleted large slabs of the nuclear weapons in the southern islands article.
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what you have left under Red Hat actually belongs under 112 (or possibly under Project Deseret), and I've laid out my reasons, none of which are invalidated by further things you've said, or by the Chemical Weapons Movement History Compilation, as far as I've scanned it so far. But never mind -- I will cut straight to the chase. Would you prefer I start a
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of 'X Country & WMD articles'), and I'm going to continue to be here. Anyone can edit any article they like. These are the guidelines under which you agreed to start editing, and haven't changed. If you're unhappy with the consensus of the community, you may seek other-admin action or discussion at a range of sites - there's already a quick post at
6561:-which is probably terrible as it was my first learn-as-you-go unit article attempt) and there is plenty of room to expand these very areas in which you specialize. But there is a ton of controversies and nearly every aspect of it is a new controversy and a really is a challenge to present all sides plus the background in a small sentence or paragraph. 3966:
deletion. Because the Signpost report (which is intensively peer reviewed throughout Wikidom) shows you had a COI situation with the article subject, I am merely requesting you to administratively restore the article of this notable former Wikimedia UK Chair to the one proposed so that interested editors can work on it and bring it to near GA status.
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SAC, and a variety of other topics. Since I'm well versed in using public domain information, I used the material from an NRO publication (available on their website) to fill the pages of the DNROs. Most of these folks had "lives" other than NRO, so their individual histories would include only a brief snippet of their NRO time.
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that is wide open to suggestion and might need to change if much material is moved out. I was hoping to get some feedback and identify all of the places that need work, further citations, or quotes before going too far forward to avoid and/or rectify/(or explain) the past or future complaints prior to any more embarrassments.
4512:. To have the article restored, you'd have to provide sources that make the case that he meets the standards in that guideline. Sources that provide detailed, in-depth discussion of him would also help. Local sources or interviews can help, but usually we want more than that. (Note that we also have rules editing for pay, see 8774: 6541:
parts really is moot. It was once a B-article before it was deleted. The draft material in my sand box (which now has a few easily-removed editing notes based on our previous conversations) has five years of additional development and new sources and you've recreated a stub (or start) entry without reviewing
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https://books.google.com/books?id=le5Sr5YCyk4C&pg=PA130&lpg=PA130&dq=%22Betty+X%22+%2B+Pigface&source=bl&ots=BRPDTk1w8T&sig=EyYGbKYns_lyApJYIvZJ-0pCsDk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi7g8PLhfjKAhWCeSYKHWQQDE04ChDoAQglMAI#v=onepage&q=%22Betty%20X%22%20%2B%20Pigface&f=false
8555:, Mark's participation is a bit spotty at the moment, so I've added the article to my watchlist. Unless I see something bad, I'll remove the pending changes part of the protection in a couple days. If I do forget, very possible, then feel free to ping me or drop a note on my talk and I'll remove it. 7215:
I am not a know-it-all by any stretch of imagination but this is a complicated subject that editors probably need to understand if they are going to persistently battle over material with another editor who sort of does understand it. I learned all about the subject it by writing the draft and intend
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Right now, the MFD suggestion is interpreted by this editor simply as your latest threat to/ attempt to separate me from the sandbox draft material I wrote apparently so you can take some type of credit for years of research the sources-ID. I am at a loss to understand your motivations while assuming
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As explained, I was advised to ping you by the deleting editor as a courtesy for your input on the current state of the draft. If you won't review the relevant sources at least to determine relevance then all of the time and effort spent over the last five years discussing it or relevance of certain
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Addendum; I've just gone looking for the userspace guidelines, via WP:MfD, and found this provision: "Userspace is not a free web host and should not be used to indefinitely host pages that look like articles, old revisions, or deleted content, or your preferred version of disputed content." The link
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It seems like you are purposely ignoring just about all of the obvious controversies on the subject that have been exhaustively explored in various reliable sources on the subject. I have no idea what triply-verified core of the subject is referring to anymore as in nearly every source used, you seem
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The community's original problem with your writing was not that the connected subjects were not valid, useful information, but coherence: so many only vaguely connected subjects are added, that diverge farther and farther from the point, that it is hard to justify their inclusion in one article. This
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To clear this up right now, I years ago had already redeveloped the version of the article that you are currently developing and have been redeveloping material on the subject ever since. When this all started, you deleted over 1/2 the material and locked the page so only you could edit it. Recently,
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Your new version/viewpoint, Operation Red Hat, is the 1971 ship ride from point A to B during small part of the the 1963-2000 RED HAT mission. My longstanding viewpoint is that is going to be very difficult to separate the RED HAT Operation from the motivations, legalities etc. and of the deployments
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Ah, doesn't quite capture what I'm doing. I'm adding that material, yes. That's because that is what I'm absolutely sure of. That's what can be backed up by other reliable sources. I've invited you to edit the article repeatedly because I'm on less sure ground with all the other connected activities,
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You've conveniently left out the edit prior to any of my edits that said the munitions moves took place at night which I did not make and that some other editor blamed me for "cooking up" which, as you are well aware, was one main reason it was deleted in the first place. Almost every previous editor
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often have very high standards (sometimes comically high) about who they will support. Generally most people who succeed at RFA have a been active for more than a year and have more than 6,000 edits. Writing quality articles and participating in deletion work and counter-vandalism is generally looked
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so they could be blocked at admin discretion. The best thing to do at this point would probably be to drop them each a talk page note telling them that they've crossed the line and hope that causes them to back off on the edit warring for today. Obvious vandalism is an exception to 3RR of course, but
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And you inserted serious falsehoods into the main space article that both of the attacks were launched from Okinawa. I make mistakes all the time but I still cannot grasp that any kind of experienced military history editor that has the slightest understanding of this material would ever type that -
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Now, I'm going to be here trying to redraft your material into a fashion that's vaguely in line with WP guidelines (which will involve a merge into J & Weapons of mass destruction, because both articles are well under our size limits, and the material fits better into our long-established series
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Red Hat did without doubt include the 1971 munitions transfer - that's unquestioned. As I've tried to make clear, I aimed by recreating the article to place something about that in the mainspace. I've never examined the sources you talk of; I don't grasp all of the contested relevance, as I've tried
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The consensus at the last Florence Devouard DR (previously linked) was "Keep - there's is minimal enough coverage to meet the guidelines for WP:N". The same standard should be applied here for van Haeften (a past Wikimedia Chair) since there is reliable media coverage of him beyond a BLP1E event and
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That probably related to banning/resignation issue. Beyond that he is recently notable for initiating motion to remove Ammon Geshun, as most prolific Commons uploader, as a privacy expert assisting UK Parliament Committee etc. Also notability standards for Chair of Wikimedia UK should be on par with
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I'm afraid you misunderstand me. Your draft as it stands has no 'golden thread' - single argument traceable from beginning to end. It's not a coherent article addressing one issue - instead it conflates, confusingly, multiple issues of which many arguably really don't address the core topic. That's
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could one need? If we can't even agree to review sources it is probably best to stay away from the draft for now. I'm always willing to hear about a specific concern. I still want the fork article gone. It is a Fork and you've stated that you did not review any sources that support your opinion of
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Even the initial deletion conversation over 5 years ago acknowledged that the "core" subject was larger than simply the 1971 transfer. Last, if the relation to these subjects is so vague that material couldn't be included or be mentioned, then why do they some get mention in your version. I submit
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What you are doing is well described in your own words and edits. No editor should care what you are sure of or not because that is totally inconsistent with WP's goals of using reliable and verifiable sources and every other guideline. You have had numerous opportunities to work together and have
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where the notability standards for WP:N, WP:BIO, WP:BLP1E, WP:GNG etc. were discussed in considerable length, comments were made that Chairs of Wikimedia were automatically notable, .. We extend this favour to Wikipedians with marginal notability. (Not marginally notable non-Wikipedians, though. We
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As an admin, you do more of this than I do, so I was just asking. One of the reasons I add user warnings automatically is that it puts the ip address on my radar via watchlist. Periodically I delete such ips from the watchlist, but I find that in the short term, watchlisting the talkpage is a handy
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Hi, I'm no longer very active (actually almost never active) on Knowledge anymore so I doubt I can be much help. I would say though, that anything that happened 6 years ago is water under the bridge to me now though. My advice would be to try to take on the concerns of other users as best you can,
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Of course, I disagree: I think I do understand. But, for example, you write an article all of which is about post-1945 except three sentences in the lead, and I interpret that to be about post-1945 only. We have rulings about the lead reflecting the article. I've already said how I believe most of
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You persist in trying to maintain, *exactly* *as* *you* *have* *drafted* *it*, huge slabs of horribly drafted text which present the issues clearly from one particular viewpoint. There are significant amounts of irrelevant issues (eg Bockscar's landing in an article about post-World War II weapons
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By my count, out of the eleven sources now used in the main space submission that you created, three are dead links, two do not have any link, three of the citations have retrieval dates (2012) that you could not have retrieved and a fourth (with no retrieval date) was written (2012) during a time
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I have developed of a period of years while waiting for better sources to be published. We talked about this years ago (but my talk page is not archived). Given all previous behaviors I am very highly hesitant to work with you on the material I've developed. When it is ready and I move it to the
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meant taking over completely to make it your version which is exactly what you have done- repeatedly- all of which has already been explained (with links included). It's not personal attack either. You stated your motivation early on so it's an accusation based solely upon observation with strong
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Not really sure at this point. It was the suggestion of another editor that where the entry was going was a lot greater that Op Red Hat could or should cover and a new topic was needed. A lot of newer sources have been released since that time. Legacy of... was the tittle I was working under but
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Hi, I'm TDRSS. No, I do not work for the NRO. I've used the handle 'tdrss' since the mid-to-late 1990s, when I worked on the satellite system while in college. Yes, I am interested in national security space history, which does include the NRO. But if you notice my edits, I also work on Air Force,
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based primarily on the new sources (and the removal of the the obvious rookie mistakes) would have been appropriate and perhaps still is. It is the length and perhaps level of detail that are still legitimate concerns and the true scope of the topic is what we need to determine from the sources.
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I am willing to collaborate provided the newly revived main space piece is handled but you'll need to be willing to review the sources to understand why something might be relevant before immediately determining on intuition that it should go elsewhere and removing it. It is in its current state
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were partially nonsensical- for example, an editor took issue with a passage that I did not ever once edit and another passage that had been previously removed, a claim that there was some reinterpretation of primary sources and another that there there weren't reliable sources to tie these vague
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Thank you for your message Johnvr4. I will refrain from the temptation to indulge in all caps and blunt language in response. I'm not sure how I can help your with your proposed paragraph if you are seriously concerned about the use of the sources which you have uploaded. Which sources would you
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Thanks. To assist, the dates in 2012 were 11.July (Fae elected), 13.July or thereabouts (An email to the private chapters list, the copy which 'Tony1' claims you shared with him), 01.August (your admin deletion of Fae's BLP article). The article as it stood then is a far cry from the present BLP
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Hi again, sorry for the late response. I guess the best thing you could do would be to pull together a few of the best sources about him. Try to find ones from the most reputable papers. Basically, what matters here is having a lot of coverage of him in mainstream sources. Books reviews can also
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OK, seems you wish to have the discussion here rather than at my talkpage. No, the creation was done to show what a cut down version, more acceptable to article rules, might look like. But your overreaction seemed to end any chance of you considering alternatives that might actually make this a
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Hi Jeffrey, thanks for the detailed note. This is an interesting situation. There are a couple issues that I can see at a glance. One is that this may be a case of conflict-of-interest editing, if not paid editing. The other is the apparent copying. If he is copying public domain resources then
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Yeah, your changes may be correct, but please be careful of the 3RR bright line. Merely reverting incorrect changes is not an exception, they have to be apparent as deliberate attempts to damage to project. It is frustrating dealing with someone won't communicate, so you might want to post on a
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For example, these subjects (and more) are from that one source: "...details of that project have been kept firmly under wraps...newly disclosed scientific studies — and accounts from U.S. veterans who participated in Operation Red Hat — are casting light on the mission and exposing what truly
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Thank you for clearing that up but let's not be silly. Intent from your deeds seems inconsistent from your words. Make no mistake, to support the initial deletion, the stated views from other editors concerned edits attributed to me. I did feel slighted, however that is irrelevant. It made me
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see 00:02:50 and 00:17:30- but best to just watch the entire thing. The dried up reservoir, water rationing, is related to the PCP spill and fish kill that's currently in the Legacy of Environmental contamination draft section (and there are more pictures of it). Some RED HAT safety precaution
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The "Safety was the primary concern during the operation however several local complexities including rush to complete the mission, the heat, an empty reservoir, water rationing, and a tense political situation added to the difficulty in planning and were all part of Operation Red Hat" line is
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If you absolutely MUST work on this subject then you could help by please working to develop a paragraph or two from this sentence: Safety was the primary concern during the operation however several local complexities including rush to complete the mission, the heat, an empty reservoir, water
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Hi Rhian, sorry for the confusion. It looks like the speedy deletion request was declined though. It's probably safe for now, but someone could still nominate it for a deletion discussion in the future. That would take a week or so and be open for public input on the matter, at the very least.
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Under WP:BLPDEL the deleting admin should be prepared to disclose if the subject had requested deletion. This also seems a case of past administrative "summary deletion" so it would be inappropriate to approach the community via DR (which is a "review" process) since this was not a community
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Hello, I'm one of the users that is engaged in the edit war. I have talked with the IP Address user to no reply. I have contacted the other registered user which I've resolved in a civilized manner. I'm sorry if you think that my reverts has caused this confusion. My revert from "Change to
7041:. it is beyond comprehension and I see no point in wasting keystrokes engaging you on that ridiculous viewpoint about the WWII parts of that entry being pushed any longer. I'll be waiting for some type of intelligent response... I opened a talk page section to discuss those concerns and 2346:, Alright, I've swapped it out for the picture of her that had been at the top of the article until last Spring. I think it's better than the Game of War once at least. We don't have too many available pictures that meet our freely licensed criteria, the ones we do have are here: 6877:
That would be a bad move. The sources do not and would not ever support that effort. I urge you to pause and review material and you really should heed that advice before proceeding given your previous assertions that you haven't looked at any of the sources on these subjects.
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for four days before being deleted. I regularly check this category and remove categories that are no longer empty so I don't know why I missed seeing that this category had one assigned article. I don't know how this one category slipped past us both if was not indeed empty.
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Yes. I looked at the edit summaries. You've revived utterly incomplete garbage and included several of my early edits to improve it and in the process revived a lot of "bullshit" such as Johnston Atoll is in the North Pacific and brought back uncited material that is clearly
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Show me where you discussed a move after you first proposed it. I would also advise you to understand what the legal definitions of WMD are and exactly what you are getting into (with herbicides and precursors as WMDs). Maybe the entire sandbox draft should get dumped in
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too long. Thank you for the perspective. I'm hoping a new RS is pending to sum up a lot of it (like most of the VA stuff). The Vietnam war was only about 19.5 years and the Okinawa activity in the proposed sandbox article covers 72 years (to date) and a lot of related
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What is "generally accepted," according to several our reliable sources, changed around 2012. Your stated purpose resists adherence to reliable sources and promotes your opinion of what this subject is. That goal does not seem consistent with our Knowledge policies.
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Ok, hope your discussions are able to resolve these issues. I think you have enough info for a few articles there, probably. I don't know that I've interacted with Buckshot before, but I recall being very impressed by Nick's articles in the past. Hope things go well.
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of the sources? I honestly do not want to legitimize that action as I don't agree with doing it, or the way it was done, or really anything else about it. I would much rather publish a far improved and perhaps a fully developed (maybe even great) article when it is
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relevant wikiproject talk page to try to get more input or ask people who have edited that article or similar articles to weigh in. (I suspect one user is using both an IP and an account to revert here, so I'll treat them as the same individual for revert purposes.)
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It is an article with no content whatsoever, or whose contents consist only of external links, a "See also" section, book references, category tags, template tags, interwiki links, a rephrasing of the title, or an attempt to contact the subject of the article. (See
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I agreed there should be mention at those places. I am going to warn against what you are proposing and if you even try it (as you've done by reviving the old article) without reviewing any of the sources for verifiability there will be administrative issues going
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mainspace then you can take a crack at it. Until then, I am open to advice on how the material in my sandbox might be be developed or improved (including references) and where the material should go so that it can be moved. Don't touch it and don't take any of it.
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Ok, well, my inclination is to say, just move it back since it has been more than three years. My only worry is that if it's moved back to mainspace it will end up going through the same type of Afd as last time. What title were you going to put this under?
2924:, a well-known Colonial Spanish Horse", - "horses, a horse", but don't know how to fix it. Why do I read a Dr. title? Why are there refs in the lead which should only summarize sourced info from the article body? - Perhaps horses are different from music? -- 831: 6181:
I was advised to ask you for constructive criticism of the version I developed and suddenly you developed a new interest in writing your own version and immediately did so by resurrecting the very article that had just told you that I intended to restart.
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the operation or the exclusive right to write on it, nor, as we discussed, do you have exclusive rights to anything you have uploaded on this site. As I argued to you, Red Hat and Red Cap are separate operations and should have separate articles. Regards
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Is this at all a legitimate move and how do I handle it if it is not? Is "stealing" from WP editors sandboxes even "a thing"? I feel robbed and I literally caught a burgler last night and he is literally in the hospital ever since. Thanks (and sorry).
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Well, we don't usually do "polls" per se. Usually if there's a dispute about an article we will just have a discussion between interested editors and try to judge consensus after people weigh in. Sometimes we'll do something closer to a vote, called
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Seems like the motion, uploading, and testimony have only garnered fairly trivial coverage. I'm not inclined to unprotect for that reason. Also, I disagree that we should hold Wikipedian biographies to a different standard than run-of-the-mill BLPs.
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Hi Joel, I think the issue was that some editors felt the sources in the article didn't have enough depth of discussion about the company. (We are often quick to delete articles on corporations for fear of people using Knowledge for advertising.)
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then accepted the AFC submission a couple of weeks later and moved it to the mainspace. At this point the two are similar but is it "substantially identical to the deleted version" I don't think so. If you think it should be deleted again
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I took a quick look at it. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be an easy way forward that I can see. The best advice I could give would be for the user to wait six months without editing at all and then request an unblock. Kind of a
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which is irrelevant, and then it ends with you attempting to cut me out. I wish to have the controversy(S) addressed with the majority and minority views for the relevant sources and it is very highly evident that in every one of
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depending on the situation. Of course, if there's a discussion about banning someone or promoting someone to admin we basically do just hold a poll but it's not a pure vote in that strength of argument can be taken into account.
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I don't recall anything about this article specifically, but generally I would look at the history and see how many instances of vandalism/BLP violations were generally occurring and the volume of edits overall before adding PC.
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Brankowitz, William R., Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program. Chemical Weapons Movement History Compilation : OFFICE OF THE PROGRAM MANAGER CHEMICAL DEMILITARIZATION ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD, 12 June 1987 16:35, 18 March 2017
6438:"Ongoing contamination from these substances is another potentially lethal problem...The U.S. military has a long and nasty history of contaminating its bases on Okinawa...poisonous legacy of these weapons of mass destruction." 6198:
To have a concise summary of what the uncontested sources say Red Hat consisted of, in the mainspace. Your assiduous research has demonstrated that there's lots more, but the triply-verified core of the subject is the 1971 ship
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Sorry that I wasn't around to help with this. While I would normally get permission before moving someone's draft to mainspace, I don't think it is explicitly against policy (but attributing it in an edit summary is important).
8174:. In the past, the Committee often resysopped admin accounts as a matter of course once the admin was back in control of their account. The committee has updated its guidelines. Admins may now be required to undergo a fresh 6236:
that there is obvious need mention them because the additional newer sources that I have added since the initial deletion support an inclusion. When the article was first deleted five years ago there was a whole list of bogus
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Thank you again Mark. I've posted there. What is the etiquette on notifying the editors previously involved in the removal of Op Red Hat of my eventual intent of making a place for it on the main space? Once again, Thank you.
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I'm just thinking about how to add this to the article. Do you know the preferred format for citing census records and so on? I've never done it. Of course, if we could find sources that mention them it would be much simpler.
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The end result of deleting the original article and recreating it over and over is that the talk page(s) are lost forever and those discussions helped to explain some of the contested relevance you appear to still not grasp.
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Well, first things first, you have to make sure you don't edit war yourself (even if his changes are wrong you can't keep reverting). You might want to ask at a relevant Wikiproject to get more participation on the article.
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Wow, that is a huge article. I'm sure a lot of work has gone into writing it, but I'm worried that it might just be too long. My page size script is placing it at over 21,000 words, which is longer than our article on the
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The concern where 'sections may stray from the topic of the article' material (Japanese WWII and Korean BW allegations) was moved out of the draft and into the appropriate main space article many years ago. I also wrote
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sugg. At that point, it should be plainly obvious one which of us presents the fake (hoax) version but at least you should be in reasonable a position to make a valid argument that is consistent with our sources. If
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Well, it looks like it was deleted after that Afd, but someone recreated it later and no one noticed for a while. Another admin has taken care of the recreation, thankfully. If they try to create it again we can just
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Neither John nor I will be undeleting or unprotecting the article for the reasons outlined above. You are free to seek outside review from admins in another venue, but I doubt you'll have much success, to be honest.
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direct me to to write this paragraph, and which time period (62-71, 1971 to Johnson Atoll, or afterwards) are you referring to when you mention the heat, water rationing, tense political situation etc? Kind regards
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to explain the changes that you wish to make to the article, providing sources to back them up if possible. That way other people who are familiar with the subject can help evaluate and make changes to the article.
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is the best approach here, as the existing article covered most of the proposed article, so it should be undeleted and expanded if there is consensus for it, so that attribution is kept. Based on the sources at
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Yeah about that, how do I actually use it? I'm not thoroughly experienced. I had once requested Zoffy's page to be un-deleted but one user told me to refer to you (the one who redirect Zoffy's page) instead...
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Then I'll need help understanding where it else should go and why that is the best route (I do understand size is an issue) and assistance in writing a draft summary bit that points to it the newly relocated
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would you possibly be willing to assist me in nominating the new article for speedy deletion as a POV fork. I cannot seem to get the nomination process correct and have never done it before. Thank you, John
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Thank you for the block of the editor using my username and for the rev/del of the edit summaries. Since your present got here several hours (my time) before Santa you are welcome to the cookies and milk :-)
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article to improve and correct the text. I am just about to remove the munitions move at night text, which I did not remember was any issue at all. But if you believe it is incorrect, I shall remove it.
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new topic articles would have likely have too much weight on Okinawa with the inclusion of a lot of this material. I haven't reached any other conclusion on that aspect yet other than it's too long.
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I wouldn't bother with a DRV in this case. The other version was hardly sourced at all, so we might as well just create a new article and let someone take it to AFD again if they still think it fails
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applies. No admin is going to independently unprotect unless the proposed article is unquestionably notable. So you need to work with other editors to get consensus, either on that talk page or at
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Ok, that looks pretty thoroughly sourced, but it is hard for me to evaluate the draft due to the heavy reliance on non-English sources (which is itself 100% alright, per policy). I guess posting to
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will soon be fairly obvious why what you have proposed re:Project 112 won't work at all. There is not really a lot of mention of Red Hat within PJ112 but you will figure that out on your own...
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As I said before, we would have to see significant coverage for more than one event. I'm not seeing anywhere near that level of coverage. If you disagree with me on this, you are free to open a
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Mark has not edited since January, so he may not see this. The article that went through AFD and then DRV is still deleted. The version that is in the mainspace was created in a sandbox,
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For example: that "in an article about post-World War II weapons"...WWII A-bombs don't count and any mention of them (or fighting on Okinawa in the decision to use them) should be removed.
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Okay, thanks. Can any user do so (leave them a note on their Talkpage for this purpose), or only admins? I have bad memories trying to calm down other people's arguments. Oh well. Cheerio
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The Organizational History of the 267 Chem Co, in that article, clearly states YBA, YBB, and YBF were part of DOD Project 112. Yes they went into the RSHA but they were part of 112. The
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material. All of the issues discussed are controversial which require both sides and will probably require their own articles at some point. An issue I see on the horizon is that any
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Hi George. There is a lot of reverting going on with registered users, not sure how much trouble IPs will add to it though. Cotto vs. Canelo might keep them occupied tonight, at least.
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Of course I am willing to declare such a thing. As far as I can recall, the subject did not request deletion, and a quick check of my emails doesnt show anything related at that time.
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and story of the mission. In the event they must be separate articles, I also have all or most all of it written and don't need you make your own version of similar material that you
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still can be edited, just not by new accounts and unregistered user. I haven't been very active on this article though. The best thing to do would be to post your proposed changes on
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I have reminded Johnvr4 of his earlier version of this article, which was deleted, and the fact that that was completely released into the public, and, regarding the userspace, of
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Then you ignore our clearly written lines -- in each editing box -- that people may redraft your material at will, and persist in wanting to keep it exactly as is, in defiance of
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Regarding forks, yes, we have one short summary article in the mainspace and your magnum opus in your userspace. But the munitions transfer of 1971 is what Red Hat unquestionably
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nor am I sure of the sourcing. But it seems that you will not edit the article because you wish to have it presented *entirely* according to your wishes. This is discouraged by
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No problem, glad to help. We had one guy recently who created a ton of totally implausible redirects on purpose, so I was happy to see that's not what was happening here :)
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strongly connected and factual but just not understood-which has been born out the reliable sources published since. I still hope to convince you and other editors of that.
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practice, a form of mapping. (As it turns out, the only reason I witnessed the action was because M's talkpage is on my watchlist--as is yours.) Thanks for logical answer.
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version(s), that goal is not your intent. I will be adding the new source that was published today to the draft in my sandbox which you need to stay completely out of.
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guideline. If he wins the election the page will probably meet the guideline (if I'm understanding the office right), but usually local politician articles are deleted.
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My intent, stated repeatedly, is to move it to the main space when it is ready. Your edit declaring my intent to leave it there in perpetuity assumes bad faith too.
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has a warning function that's helpful, {{uw-3rr}} is usually what I use. With established users it's often better to write out a note than using a template though.
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That was almost two years ago, and it was deleted by community consensus after discussion. In any event, Mark hasn't been editing Knowledge for over six months.--
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It's unfortunate, but sometimes we get so much nonsense on a given page that we have to protect it from unregistered users. It's not actually against policy, see
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I had asked to restore the talk page five years ago but at the time, you were unable to. If you can still do it, I'd like to see what else is there-if anything.
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Looking at the deleted article, it was deleted as an attack page and it was entirely negative. Most of the information was written in a more neutral fashion at
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Hi, I'm not too familiar with the guidelines for these types of articles. The best thing to do would be to open a section about the article at deletion review,
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I was under the impression this was an LTA with a number of IPs so I didn't bother with the usual steps. Maybe I should have though? Open to advice as always.
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Thank you for your answer, appreciated. That's weird, I'm a long time editor and a registered user, I'll try again then. I'll try to do the necessary on the
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on very well at RFA. So if you enjoy doing those things, you will eventually have a good chance at becoming an admin. Let me know if you have any questions.
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that's not as big of a deal, but still needs to be looked into. It doesn't look like he has been too active lately but I will drop a note on his talk page.
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that you revived and put back in your version until I pointed it out. The next part is that the understanding of the subject in published sources changed
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because this is how the subject is presented in those sources. That might be the wrong approach but please understand why this was done before you decide.
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Just posting on their talk page about it should be fine. The only time you have to worry about canvassing is if there is an AFD or something going on.
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Thanks guys, it had been a long time since I looked at the article, really brought back some memories. I'm not sure about that reference error myself,
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Ok, that sounds good. You might want to ask someone at MILHIST Wikiproject to look at it. They would likely be able to help a lot more than I could.
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Right now there are two editors primarily interested in this article/subject. Neither of their views is irrelevant (to be honest, saying that is a
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That's right, but what I mean is, for pages I've protected you can just skip the step of discussing it with me before posting the request on RFPP.
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You start arguments, upset people, harass other editors, stalk contributions, and you do all this from behind a keyboard. What would you call it?
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Well, simply writing a blog on the Huffington Post isn't quite enough for an article. Has he received significant coverage from media sources? See
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verified and that source has all kinds of stuff you aren't grasping, or including, or even believe is relevant. In fact about 1/3-1/2(?) of that
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You've just pretty much agreed with me in one way - 'Red Hat was an opsec name for 112' - which in my terms would mean everything would be at
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Hello Mark. I am not sure what this is about but I've moved it to the bottom of your talk page so that you don't have to hunt for it. Cheers.
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No worries, just stick to one account from now on and you'll be fine. If you do have to use two accounts for some reason make sure to follow
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Thanks, Gerda! It's great that you still remember me after all this time :) I hope you and yours are doing well during this difficult time.
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Mitchell, Jon (2013-07-27). "Exclusive: Red Hat's lethal Okinawa smokescreen". The Japan Times Online. ISSN 0447-5763. Retrieved 2016-12-28.
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Unfortunately what you've suggested is not likely to ever happen. Please Stop and pause here to review the sources and understand that:
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Not a bad point there. I haven't been doing too much on Knowledge, so I have to make sure I still remember how to do admin stuff right.
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The version of the article that was deleted didn't cite any sources, actually. If you can find some good sources feel free to create a
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why when I started editing the original article several years ago I was excising multiple chunks of text. That is my overall concern.
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Couldn't you have just mentioned that concern instead of just taking it and opening a new entry?? Was it just done out of spite?
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great job at keeping people like dwindu from malicious editing that damages wiki articles and violates the rules set by wikipedia
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Hi Hikmet, it may be possible to restore the page if you can offer evidence that the nominator's rationale is no longer valid. See
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I restored that version because you seemed so concerned about use of any of your writing. Please feel completely free to edit the
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guideline? If you meet the standards there it will be possible to have your page restored. Let me know if you have any questions.
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My memory is bad but not for you! See may talk where answers about my being tell moe about that I am healthy but miss singing. --
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briefing and press demonstration photos are currently in the Retrograde chemicals brought to Okinawa from Vietnam draft section.
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Have you looked at the edit summaries? This is derived mostly from material that pre-dated your arrival on Knowledge. You do not
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can now take the call on unlocking the article so it can be recreated for the proposed content - ie. if you have no objections ?
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closed with consensus to remove the options for using it from the page protection interface, a change which has now been made. (
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even by accident - and it makes your arguments and each of your repeated edits to remove material that's includes the WWII part
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You're receiving this message because you have conducted 10+ good article reviews or participated in the March backlog drive.
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You're receiving this message because you have conducted 10+ good article reviews or participated in the March backlog drive.
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In my view, this is very likely because the sources, core or otherwise, that is used in the version you've created were never
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The request to Mark had nothing to do with you; you weren't mentioned, insinuated, or pinged. So go and get yourself a life.
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If you post the changes you want to make on the Portal's talk page I (or anyone else who sees it) can copy them over for you.
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I have explained in edits, edit summaries, this talk page, and on the talk page of the entry that your assertions are faulty.
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Thanks! I'm glad to hear you're doing well. I imagine you must miss it badly. Hopefully things will be back to normal soon.
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of the relevant sources but when you can say you read these and understand how they present the subject, come back with the
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Thanks, it feels good to help out again. Sure, I think I will be around enough to be "active" again. I'll move myself over.
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to have ignored majority and minority conclusions. Is this because they might deviate from the 1971 relocation operation?
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In your own words can you explain what your intended purpose for resurrecting that version of the mainspace article was?
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Alright, see my response above to the last person who asked about her, but basically I'd recommend creating a new draft.
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Your viewpoint that "the munitions transfer of 1971 is what Red Hat unquestionably is" is just plain wrong (again, see
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rationing, and a tense political situation added to the difficulty in planning and were all part of Operation Red Hat.
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Sure, I revision deleted an edit summary on the article and one on your talk page. Let me know if he turns up again...
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A lot of this is various operations, projects, organizations, units, etc. of which I have little experience ( I wrote
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for the explanation. I don't recall much about this page specifically though. Would you like me to take another look?
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the coverage for the testimony event was not limited just to BBC Television and he is notable for at least 2 events.
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you keep inserting edits based on your own viewpoints without addressing any of the concerns about them I've raised
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Thanks for the block. Any chance you could please rev'del the material inserted by the IP on Muhammad? Thanks!
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Good catch, looking at the deleted revisions now I see I missed a couple socks. Will update the SPI. Thanks,
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Putting this all together under "Red Hat" is going to be the only common sense and policy grounded solution.
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I wanted to make sure the mainspace included something about the 1971 munitions transfer. No more, no less.
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Hi Billy, sorry for the late response, I haven't been very active on Knowledge recently. Have you read our
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http://gwhnewsandnotes.blogspot.com/2017/05/atlanta-wrestling-entertainment-report.html?spref=fb&m=1
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I probably won't get involved much more with it than I have been, Melcous might be able to help though.
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Can you point out to me to some detailed media attention that Bikeheight.com specifically has received?
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Mitchell, Jon, "'Were we marines used as guinea pigs on Okinawa?'," Japan Times, 4 December 2012, p. 14
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Enjoy the holiday season, and thanks for everything you do to maintain, improve, and expand Knowledge.
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Chemical Weapons Movement History (with additional focus on search terms Red Hat, YBA, YBB, YBF, OKC).
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Alright, I must have mixed that, I'll move it over to the right title. Thanks for pointing that out.
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for our minimum information standards for short articles. Also please note that articles must be on
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that includes them and we can look at restoring the article. Let me know if you have any questions.
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has some info about what we look for in articles about companies. The best thing to do would be to
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It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can
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Alright, I've brought it back and added it to the article. Let me know if you need anything else.
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article of 18 July 1969. Also review the top 3 sources that are currently in the revived article:
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The sand box is for developing material and there is no time limit to do that that I am aware of.
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and asking for the deletion to be overturned by restoring this draft would be the best idea now.
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has very nice point. The consensus may have changed. The present approach makes no sense at all.
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That's not a bad source, but we really need more than one article to have a page about it here.
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uber-focused on verifiability but it does not mean there aren't or won't be even better sources.
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of the article until it is sourced. I can move the deleted revisions there for you if you want.
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I'd prefer to see better sourcing, but technically it can be moved to mainspace at this point.
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I want to Open that by final decision please Now Wiki Thai want to open them. How do you do?
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What, in plain English and in one clear, logical paragraph, do the newer sources actually say?
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as a source isnt likely to help your cause... As I said, I am not seeing enough notability.
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take care of our own) etc. Van Haeftan has many more reliable citations compared to Devouad.
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would be a good place for general concerns about the subject. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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excessive amount of intricate detail that may only interest a specific audience. (June 2013)
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and c/e'd it some. The deleted article had 2 only sources and was deleted with the summary
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using the best sources he/she can find and then I'd consider moving it back to mainspace.
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occurred — including the alleged dumping of chemical weapons off the coast of Okinawa."
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that originally worked on it no longer edits WP so why restore that edit? What was the
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Sorry about how things turned out with that RFA, this place can be terrible sometimes.
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Recently, several Knowledge admin accounts were compromised. The admin accounts were
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I did not include the material I had no particular expertise or research history with.
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page but I need the support of veterant users like you so if you wanna help, feel free
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I'm sorry, but I don't think my talk page is the best place for continued discussion.
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Operations YBA, YBB, YBF were the operational security names for RED HAT deployments.
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Thanks for the note, it's good to see you too. And to read your fascinating article.
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http://www.ontourmonthly.com/ministry-spreads-the-word-at-the-bomb-factory-in-dallas/
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for details. Feel free to ask if you have any questions about our notability policy.
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I don't recall ever editing that article, so don't worry about me jumping in now.
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may lend undue weight to certain ideas, incidents, or controversies. (June 2013)
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Nuked, but I'm still standing. Now to get the trolls to simmer down, sigh....
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Redition of "Adrián Sosa Nuez" article? Now is possible Encyclopedical content?
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Is there a reason why you are being creepy and stalking another editor's edits
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Yes, any user is free to leave talkpage warnings about edit warring and so on.
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Sorry for the delay, I've restored it. Might need a bit of cleanup now though.
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Retrieve the table that displays the history of the uploads. For example, on
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Thanks, I guess all the hubbub about the Arbcom elections drew me back in :)
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Use strong, unique passwords for your Knowledge account and associated email
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good faith. There is still plenty of other wikipedia out there to improve...
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Thank you for the restoration of the talk page. I will take a look at it.
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Sure, why don't you e-mail me and I will send you the text of the draft.
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Thanks for looking into that. I tend to agree with your analysis here.
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is what you're looking for? They have a few different settings there.
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Yes I do; I have been working on fixing these errors, so I got it. --
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I don't see any reason to change the protection here, to be honest.
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I don't know what a Zoffy is. It doesn't sound very notable though.
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Project 112 was an operational security name for Project Deseret.
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I think this admin is inactive so it's fine to request there =D
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Request to move recently deleted article to draftspace or userfy
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Because the edits involve me. What is your excuse for creeping
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I have improved the sourcing and restored the article. Cheers!
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How can I find out more about two-factor authentication (2FA)?
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sections may stray from the topic of the article. (April 2013)
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Hello, Mark Arsten. Please check your email; you've got mail!
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Sorry, I'm not sure I understand what you want me to do here.
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may be too long to read and navigate comfortably. (June 2013)
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and is inconsistent with every other source-none of which I
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some listed sources may not be reliable. (June 2013)
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Just sent you an e-mail. 9033:for any other experiments you would like to do. 7539:http://atlantawrestlingentertainment.com/index/ 5006:performed the other day, and I thought of you. 3679:Sorry for the delay, I've restored the images. 3367:Hi, the best thing to do would be to work on a 1141:Hmm, that is odd, not sure what the issue was. 9089:section A7 of the criteria for speedy deletion 9062:section A3 of the criteria for speedy deletion 9038:section A1 of the criteria for speedy deletion 9027:section G1 of the criteria for speedy deletion 7208:, then we are likely in for a lot of conflict. 7010:Just look at the title of the entry that says 5150:to discuss the person who did the enabling. -- 4822:. 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