User talk:Midnightdreary/Archive 2

1260:, but do not necessarily leave a lasting impact on society. Application of this author's poetic theory to his work only tells the reader something about this man, but not about what he left in the world. On the other hand, it may be noted that Whitman actually made some unique decisions in other areas of his poems. His free verse certainly inspired later authors. For this reason, several sentences that I moved do fit in the legacy section. I see your objection in regards to: "He also used unusual images and symbols in his poetry, including rotting leaves, tufts of straw, and debris. He also openly wrote about death and sexuality, including prostitution." This suggests a more hybrid section which mentions both how he wrote and how others were influenced by his writing. A tricky debate that involves valid concerns over redundancy especially. 2172:") was because when I first read the quote, it seemed obscure to me, like some sort of mystical metaphor. But then I remembered that "sheepskin" is an American metaphor for diploma. (see definition #2 of "sheepskin" on wiktionary). I thought others might be similarly confused, and thought that the reminder of this (now obscure) fact might help add insight to the quote. My intention was to do no more than to define an archaic usage of the word sheepskin. I do not assert that that was what Thoreau meant (though Ockham's razor would suggest it was highly likely) which is why I used the word "presumably". Of course, if I had not used the word "presumably", I would thoroughly agree with your objections. 145:. I think there is a problem in his bibliography article, currently the short stories without an article link directly to Wikisource. This is bad form for a number of reasons. As other editors create new articles, they won't show up; it's also good to have red links as it encourages users to create the article, it's a void waiting to be filled. With the blue links, it sort of looks complete and doesn't encourage users to start writing. It sort of feels like one editor decided if the article doesn't exist, than it never will, until I do it myself, so I might as well link to Wikisource for now. Wikisource links could be added to the notes section, freeing up the article as a red link. 1035:

published widely. I found one Web site that indicates the poem and a print of his daughters was found on the body of a soldier at Gettysburg in 1863. I'd like it included somewhere in the body of the article. This was a poem my grandfather, a school superintendent, had memorized in elementary school and used to read to his kids and grandkids. It's also one of the poems that was listed a few years ago by Americans as one of their favorite poems. I'm surprised you weren't familiar with it, as the big Longfellow poems always seem to be "Paul Revere," "Evangeline," "Hiawatha," and "The Children's Hour." Are you a newspaper reporter too, by any chance, or teach journalism? --

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jointly, in 1827, Edgar Allen and William Townshend Washington (nephew of the late president) who misbehaved and fell seriously ill while in Greece, 1823-24, returned to the States, visited John Allen summer 1825 to obtain a new "identity". Edgar replaced him returning to Greece as his brother George , spring 1827 and, among others, "fixed" William's death. That's how their early publication efforts materialised (by WHLP) and that's why "cadet Williams" T.Washington, in Paris 1822, "died" as William Townsend Washington April 1827 in Napoli, Campagna, Italy (US sources) or as George Townsend Washington, philhellene, in Napoli di Morea, Greece (greek and US sources).

245:. I am mystified by your classifying an article on this crucially important figure in European literature as of "low importance". Some questions: Do you read Mallarmé in French? Have you read any studies of his poetry? Have you studied his influence on later French, English, and other European literature (Eliot and Pound, for a start), or his importance as a mentor of later poetic giants like Valéry? Or the inspiration he gave such artists as Duchamp, or such composers as Ravel, Debussy, and Boulez? Or his role as a transmitter of the aesthetic of Baudelaire, in the eyes of many French critics? Or the impetus that his 176:, before we start adding articles on ridiculously unknown works, including Bon-Bon. Now, keep in mind that I'm the biggest Poe fan and scholar you'll meet, so I don't mind saying it: less is more if those less are high quality. Think of it that way. Even so, just because there's a Wikisource link doesn't prevent anyone from creating an article; give people credit for being at least a little smarter than that. And it's not like those ws links can't be changed to Knowledge links when a new article is created. So, again, if we want to be comprehensive, Wikisource will do it. -- 278:

not for Knowledge in general, so it really only affects the dozen or so members of WP:Poetry. I would presume that Mallarme should be of a higher rating for a Wikiproject relating to France but I'm not a member of one. Either way, I always say this to people: ignore the assessment. It's hardly relevant to anyone besides the handful of us in the Wikiproject.

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after it died. And also, it wasn't exactly the same - its physical appearance is somewhat different. So, it is all highly uncharacteristic for the doppelganger theme. But hey, I'm merely a begginer in reading Poe, so if you say there is scholarly work supporting the idea, put some reference in the article and that'll be fine with me. Cheers,

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courses in college. My exposure was strictly familial. When I covered the "America's favorite poetry" reading in this area several years ago, "The Children's Hour" was one they picked to recite. It looks like you're also a Poe enthusiast. I always loved "Annabel Lee," but "The Raven" is pretty high on the list too. --

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article, all examples are like that) and also, doppelgangers are doubles of living creatures - living character has its double in the real world. Once he is dead, well, then this relation does not exist any more. So this second cat was not the doppelganger of the first one when it was alive, but only

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Thanks for the nice note. I've actually started working on some AmLit articles. Although I can see it's not your century, do you have any interest in F. Scott Fitzgerald or Ernest Hemingway? I'm sort of bracing myself psychologically for a summer run on one of them. I know how tough articles that

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I'm happy to help with the Washington Irving entry, and actually made a number of significant edits to the page, then realized later that I had not logged in. (I'm also the author of an Irving book, so I'm not sure if referencing my own work on the page is considered bad form or not. I'll leave that

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and I will make the edit you suggested putting the first instance of "for want of a nail" in quotes. As far as the history section is concerned, that's mostly the work of the person / website who is noted in the references - I was hesitant at first to modify it more than it already is, due to having

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If you say so. I still think a mountain was being made out of a mole hill here. Keep in mind that anyone else can still add their own assessment. Then someone could still change it. And another could change it again. I don't claim to be an expert on this particular poet, or on poetry in general, but

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I take no pleasure in lecturing, except where lecturing is my official role (which is not here). Thank you for removing the assessment, which I think is a highly responsible course of action. If the matter were entirely trivial, I think there would not be a system for rating – and you would not have

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assessment from WP Poetry. I hesitated on assessing that one... I wouldn't mind bumping him up to Mid-level importance - these kinds of questions, though, should probably go on the Poetry project talk page. Remember not to take it personally either: the ratings are solely for the use of the project,

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It seems pretty clear to me: there are two cats, one of which is a doppelganger of the other. Why does it have to relate to the main character? Not sure what's confusing and, besides, most of the scholarly work I have seen about "The Black Cat" mentions the doppelganger theme and any scholarly work

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Please enlighten me where in this story is the doppelganger theme? The main character is a killer, driven by alcohol etc. He doesn't imagine having a double! There is a second cat similar to the first one, but how is this a doppelganger theme related to the main character? William Wilson is a clear

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I see now in the history that my first effort removed stuff - but I don't know why. I reverted what as far as I could see was a simple deletion. When I used search to see if the text were in the article this time, it didn't show up, so I went back to the original material and location and copied

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I'm not sure a (mostly unsourced) Knowledge article is a good source. Even so, this article doesn't seem to say that a doppelganger only counts if it's the main character (though it does say supernatural doubles are often a symbol of impending doom... i.e. "The Black Cat"). I'm living out of boxes

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You "have no idea" because your Edgar's father was David Poe jr, mine's David Poe sr, your's foster father was a John Allan, mine's John AllEn (of Allenwood, Tennessee, friend of Andrew Jackson, a fillibusterer and shrewed businessman as well). As for "William henry Leonard Poe": They invented him

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Your answer at my "talk" page-thanks-does not really address the issue: "It" is bigger than anything written on Poe so far, my "bad english" did not prevent me from solving his mystery, the ball is in your park now, I am done with Edgar, it's Henry Poe's turn next: Does the name "George Washington

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1. = CRYPTOGRAM. a1849 POE Tales, Gold Beetle, I could not suppose him capable of constructing any of the more abstruse cryptographs. 1879 FARRAR St. Paul I. 641 note, Much of the Talmud consists of cryptographs which designedly concealed meanings from persecutors and heretics. (OED3, 2R version)

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Well, my suggestion would be not to worry about it too much. The thing with the "thumb" command is that it varies from user to user. For me, for example, the image looks fine and it's perfectly sized for its subject matter in relation to the article. And for those users who see it a bit too small,

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Ah, yes, good point... can't argue there. But, even so, considering the large print version is sort of non-standard (it's all my library had), and considering the cite book template leaves room for it, we might as well...? Anyway, the two of us should put our heads together and collaborate on this

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I take your point that it would be better still to have original evidence about what Thoreau meant in this specific context. But failing that, it seems to me we would better serve readers to say what "sheepskin" meant in the context of 19th century diplomas than to not include that information at

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I don't think a featured topic on Edgar Allan Poe would be unreasonable, but perhaps it should encompass his works as well as just the articles on his life? I'm not sure what the average standard is there, but looking at a few they look like they're not bad and could be brought up to a high level

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Hi... when you put images on Commons, (as you recently did for some Rufus Wilmot Griswold related ones) you probably shoud try to put them in at least one subject related category if at all possible, not just put them on on a gallery page. My AWB bot id Larbot and I went around and sorted out the

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Could be. "The Skeleton in Armor" doesn't come first to my mind, though I know I've heard it. But then Longfellow was decidedly out of fashion, at least when I was in college 15 years or so ago. I majored in English, but I don't recall stumbling across him in any of my American literature survey

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Great work on that article, especially since you were skeptical as to whether it should be kept or not. I think it will prove useful to folks who want to learn more about Poe, and I was envisioning a short article exactly along those lines when I came across it in AfD but had no way to actually

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I added the poem to the list of his works in the main body of the article, but that list may actually be a list of publications rather than individual poems. Add it wherever you think it fits in best. The poem was apparently published first in a magazine in 1860 and became quite popular and was

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Hi Midnightdreary, thanks for your comment on my talk page. I thought that by adding two links to other wiki pages that explain that diplomas were formerly made from sheepskin I had addressed your concern of a lack of citation. I thought of adding a third link to wiktionary as well, but then I

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I think, but you may want to check my work. There are a number of tools that can help you find good categories and add them quickly, I commend "CommonSense" to find categories and "HotCat" to add them... These and others can be added via the Gadgets tab in your prefs. Please ask if I can be of

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These things are rough, of course: but Google finds 410,000 hits for "Stéphane Mallarmé", and 294,000 for "Robert Penn Warren". How's that, for a predominantly English-speaking web? Amazon.com finds 400 books with "Mallarmé" in the title; 205 with "Penn Warren" in the title. How's that, for

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Re "Cass": Secretary Lewis Cass wrote a letter to David Douglas at West Point June 1827 recommending his nephew, son of his sister, yet named George Washington "Cass". Secretary L.Cass and professor D.Douglas are Edgar's two aquaintances NOT spoken about by "Poe scholars" repeating the same

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In a sense, the information belongs in neither section! Theory is more opinions, thoughts, and feelings about poetry as a medium, or specific styles or applications of poetic language. These opinions, thoughts, and feelings are proven with the performance of actual work, as in his famous

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This is still mostly incoherent to me. What does this have to do with "Al Aaraaf". This sounds like a conspiracy theory that there was an "Edgar Allan Poe" and an "Edgar Allen Poe" with very similarly-named foster-fathers. I'm responding with a more relevant response on your talk page.

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A few things....Thanks for the help with the Ellet article. I have been looking everywhere for some images to use for Poe's brother, no luck yet. And I still plan to work on Ann Stephens, one of these days. Feel free to shorten my name. (Lar usually just calls me E.) :)-

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I see you have a huge amount of experience on wikipedia, and I really admire and respect that. I wish I had the time to have done a fraction of what you have. But I am still just learning the ropes. In that context, perhaps you can help guide me on a couple of points.

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it to the place where the search function took me (I just looked at the html, with-out checking). I assumed it would be the same spot as whence it originally came. Sorry if it messed things up. No, of course, the material should not be repeated in the article.

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falsitudes over and over. G.W.Cass outlived Edgar but Edgar Allen Poe may have had his reasons to dissappear following the death of Tampico captain John Allen. (Also of interest a George Washington Poe, Edgar's penpal and the Raven's-Sam Houston-lieutenant!)

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Hi Midnightdreary. You currently have yourself listed as a participant in the Pennsylvania WikiProject. If you are still active in the project then ignore this message. However if you are busy or no longer wish to be involved, please remove yourself from the

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You've done a nice job on the article and others. Keep up the good work. I'll contribute here and there as I work my way through reading the stories but I don't have a lot of time to get into doing any major revisions, perhaps a few here and there, I wrote

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Thanks for the kind words! Honestly, the article looks pretty good to me. I'm going to run through it a bit later to see if there's anyway to improve, but honestly I think you've done an awesome job....and this is coming from another Steelers fan ;)

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Are you thinking "Writing" in terms of style? I don't feel "poetic theory" would have much of any place in that section, although there should certainly be plenty of information as it relates to his transitional work and great influence.

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I'm sorry to have to do this, but it looks like the meetup is going to have to happen some other time, since we only have 3 RSVPs (my and ImmortalGoddezz count as one in my book). It'll probably be rescheduled for a month or so from now.

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No problem, I'd love to help. I'm living a crazy life at the moment (school deadlines, brand-new-house-fiddling stress), however, so I may not get to it until tomorrow, but I'll definitely do a copy-edit and then check in on the FAC.

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Thanks for restructuring my contributions to this article. I considered combining the performance and publication history as you have done, but wasn't sure of the recommended practice. Your edit makes the article flow better.

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2) If one person makes a change, and then a second deletes that change, isn't the appropriate course of action to raise the matter on the talk page to resolve the matter, rather than to change the change back once more?

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I didn't say Griswold was going nowhere; I asked that you recognize that the FAC instructions help prevent both reviewers and nominators from being stretched too thin. As I said, I'll check back tomorrow; no hurry.

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No problem. We don't seem to be working well together, I'll stop contributing for a while and do stuff elsewhere, it's not worth it for me to be in constant conflict. Keep up your goo work on the Poe articles. --

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No one ever denied the existence of the poem... just a Wiki article on it. In other words, you were trying to link to a non-existent article. If you have research to do, try a library instead of the internet.

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Hello, Midnightdreary, I need two or three 'good' titles on the subject critic about Poe´s tales (in English, of course). Is it posible? Thank you very much. Best wishes. Your friend of the es:wik, Sürrell.

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Thanks for the lecture. I have removed the assessment because, frankly, it is so incredibly irrelevant, it's hardly worth the discussion. I think you've added more weight to its value than it is due. --

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Yea it is his poem because thats what I am researching on a Poem called Days by Ralph Waldo Emerson. It is very complicated too bad yall dont have info on it because I need history on the poem :(

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OED records first usages rather rigorously, and is an authorative source of first uses in English. They don't quote anyone about usages, only directly from the texts usages were discovered in.

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You beat me to the punch (I was writing the review), but I just wanted to congratulate you on writing an excellent article. If you want help ce or improving the content, just drop me a message.

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Hi again, thanks for your quick and friendly reply to my above listed concerns/thoughts. I was not aware that wikipedia was not considered a reliable source. (How ironic!) :)

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Hey there, I just wanted to say thanks for your work on this article. I'm studying the story in school, and your work has been a big help, so thanks. Keep it up! :) Cheers,

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is one of his better known poems. As such, it deserves mention in the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow article. I do not agree that it should not be mentioned in the lead. --

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expand it myself (I haven't even read Poe since high school, which is a shame actually). Would you consider nominating the article to be listed on the Main Page at

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As they might have said in the 19th Century, I am, respectfully yours in the dissemination of accurate, reliable and (not least of all) accessible knowledge,

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Thanks for the Poe plaque praise. I've been trying to get some of my images into the Common section. I was having some difficulties with an earlier attempt.

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I don't mean to be derogatory, but you have not bothered to answer the questions that I have taken the trouble to formulate above. I note that you have rated

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Virginia looks like a solid FAC candidate to me. Interesting article! If you want, I can put a few comments that occurred to me on the article's talk page.

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Hmm, just noticed your comment on my talk page about how you let that one edit slip. Actually, it was reverted by someone but you somehow managed to

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Well, please add co-noms or decide which to withdraw; I'll check back tomorrow. Griswold has not garnered support, so the second nom is premature.

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This is the only article on a play that I've worked on so I'm not sure it's the set standard... but it seemed logical to me! I'm glad you agree! --

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Ha ha, no worries. I've been having a similar discussion with another user regarding Poe's works being part of the featured topic. There are just

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does point out that we are not a collection of plot summaries. An encyclopedia article should be more of the other stuff and less of summary. See

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status, it's sort of a requirement. So, the Wikisource links should probably stay. Having redlinks encouraging the creation of new articles is

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This article will be on the front page soon and I may need help handling vandalism and grammar problems as they get added in. Can you help?

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not that it really matters, but the use of the isbn was specifically designed to accomplish such issues with pages and versions. cheers! --

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with some work. Then again, I'm fairly new to wikipedia (as you know, having just put a welcome post on my talk page - thanks again btw)!

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comments in the past. Let me think about that for a while to see how best to approach it. Once again, thanks so much for the feedback! -

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Would adding a footnote link to the Wiktionary definition of sheepskin (defn 2 = "(US) a diploma") have addressed your concerns at all?

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Users should not add a second FA nomination until the first has gained support and reviewers' concerns have been substantially addressed.

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page? It is far too small to see anything now. I think it was too large before. Perhaps a fixed pixel width smaller than before? --

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I left you a note there... Thanks for taking the time to communicate with me. I just want to make the article as strong as possible.

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Well, I would happily participate in that project myself. But I am not happy about such ratings. Especially given the ambiguity of

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right now so most of my library is packed away and out of reach. But, if you feel strongly about this, go ahead and remove it. --

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The reason I put the extra half sentence in there (i.e., "presumably a reference to the tradition of diplomas being written on

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Ooohkaaay... automatic triple posting - that'll be a reason never to seriously edit wiki from work again. I hate this computer.

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Regardless, thanks for working on that. I always find it heartening when the AfD process results in much-improved articles. --

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up to you to determine.) Many of the additions I sumbitted to the page are based on my own short online bio of Irving over

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been broken for some time. I just noticed it and was about to fix it when the phone rang. Thanks for taking care of it! --

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further assistance... Good luck with your FA... I think there are just a couple loose ends left before I can support. ++

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to GA or FA would be a great help. Literature is outside my area of editing expertise. Thanks for the offer to help.

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necessarily a good thing. We have dozens of Poe-related articles that are at crappy quality that need to be improved

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that might be helpful, other than that there isn't that much i can think of. I will look at Emerson's article. --

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Oh, yes, of course ;) It's just that sometimes a wiki article makes a lot more sense than an olde english book!

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All of this is meant collegially and without judgement of anything else about you or about the poetry project.

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Yes, schools and organizations named for Emersom does sound better, or however you want to phrase it. Also,

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1) Shouldn't we be having this discussion on the Thoreau talk page rather than on each other's talk pages?

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Hi, I started a stub article for The Opal. It seems to have been founded/published by John C. Riker??? -

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can take part. Either way, the task now should really be to improve the article beyond Start class - if I

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gave to the entire modernist programme? Or those other roles he played that are mentioned in the article?

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to see when it's most appropriate to have a forced pixel width; I'm not sure if any make sense here. --

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Thanks for the kind words... I'm glad I could help! I hope you read the actual story too, though! :) --

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Started the gift book article, would appreciate any input. (I'm off to find a nice image) Thanks -

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By the way, did you know Irving met John Allan and young Edgar Poe in London around 1818 or so?--

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Well resolved! A proper use of Knowledge consultation, for which we have talkpages like this one.

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Well, the confusing thing is that doppelganger is ALWAYS related to the main character (look at

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doppelganger theme, and so is Dostoevsky's the Double for example but this can hardly qualify...

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Griswold has been up five days and has not garnered any support; would you like it withdrawn?

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Oops, I didn't mean to mess up the referencing of the article. I reverted my subsequent edits.

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in preparation. When the moment of truth draws nigh, I might be asking for your eye :) --

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I'll have to do more research... that name sounds familiar. But my understanding was that

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I finally got around to doing a review of Irving - it is posted on the peer review page.

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What the--? Do you even know what you are talking about? Everything in that article is

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Just curious if you could suggest the best thing to do with the Jamestown image on the

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Okay, that makes sense - thanks for the info. I'll try to be more mindful of that! --

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Better not to rate at all than rate without sufficient knowledge. Even a shift to a

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No worries, no harm done - oh, and your copy edits have been a great improvement! --

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Thanks for the invisible barnstar you posted on my page, I really appreciate it!—

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The redlink/wikisource situation has been discussed before. As we attempt to get

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was a hardcover book, not a magazine. Maybe the terminology is deprecated? --

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Did you remove it from the "current" version of the article and if so, why?

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Nevertheless, you'd propably need do something about "it" sooner or later!

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so we can get an updated count on the number of active members. Thank you!

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Critiques of the tales? Well, you'll find plenty in Arthur Hobson Quinn's

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HA! Now I find it funny too! :) Hey, I never claimed I was perfect...! --

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that discusses Poe's use of the doppelganger mentions "The Black Cat". --

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or better but, realistically, it's not going to happen any time soon! --

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Thanks so much for the barnstar, I really appreciate it! I'd recommend

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what would bother me, not the silly little importance rating!!! :) --

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if you or someone you know would like to review it. I also worked on

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Congratulations on getting what appears to be your first successful

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I would like to link The Opal to Griswold now, what do you think? -

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Does that answer your concern about this being original research?

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they can always click on the image to get a better look. Read over

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rating is not good, if it is from a baseline that is ill-founded.

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Great job, undoubtably the result of original research! Cheers!

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or nominate your list for consideration to be a LOTD in June at

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thought that was a bit of overkill (and it was getting late).

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articles, where do we start? It would be nice someday to have

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experiment. Feel free to help us select next months lists at

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I think you've got the right one... I completely forgot about

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Yes, the name should be changed, I will take care of that. -

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done a rating, and I would not have commented on that rating.

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Thought you would like to see this little mention of Edgar!

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during the last month. You may want to get involved in our

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article and beef it up to GA quality! What do you think? --

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Your response reads original but greek to me nevertheless!

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There aren't three co-nominators listed; only your name.

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I did follow your suggestion ofn Hale, honors. Thank you.

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Thanks for the cleanups on the article. You do good work!

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Thanks! By the way, it's great working with you again! --

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Hi M. I see that you have done a rating for the article

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might need work possibly starting of with an infobox.--

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I am finding conflicting information, for instance see

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Don't worry. I fixed it. I'm only trying to help here.

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that's one of the things that Knowledge is founded on:

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high visibility will be. I've been chipping away at

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for fighting vandalism, if you don't already use it.

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Thanks for the encouragement, its appreciated. :) --

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