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Concord (Edgeley etc.) and so on. Eventually, some of the community names will fall into disuse (few residents of
Vaughan identify themselves as being from Hope or Edgeley, but many still refer to Woodbridge, Maple and Concord). For Toronto, this has been more pronounced, as communities coalesced into increasingly larger entities (eg - the borough of Scarborough, from Malvern and Agincourt etc.) Although they may no longer use community names, they may use the borough names (plenty of people refer to Etobicoke or North York). (As an aside, there's no reason why names created today can't be just as valid as historical names. Sure, some may just be marketing tools, but I'm certain that some will stick as 'community' names. I guess only time will tell, as the saying goes.)
2068:. As for the so-called debate on the placement of quotation marks (relative to commas and periods) in American English, there is none (and I only correct American English articles). The Catholic Church (and its forcing Galileo to recant) did not make Galileo wrong. The fact that some computer code-writers at Knowledge reject the English language does not make them correct, either. As you acknowledge, certain people reject all of the style sheets of the English language. That certainly doesn't make them correct either. The English language is not determined by computer logic code. If you are in need of some good English grammar books I can refer you to them. I used to teach college English in Boston; what about you? --
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Strait/Baffin Bay). As you probably know I'm attempted to inter-relate (without being OR) the WWF and CEC/EPA systems, where possible ;here it's matter of keeping mountain-range/landform categories/article names distinct from ecoregion/ecozone ones (and NB as in the section above, the US does not use the term "ecozone"). I'll leave it at that for your consideration; I'm of a mind just to do the split and move and condense material, but have been preoccupied elsewhere....
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tone. I spent some time trying to find sources or remove some of the rhetoric/inflammatory language, or where it was possible to indicate what the resolution was so stuff was "closed" one way or another. For better or worse some of that stuff just can't/shouldn't be buried. It just needs to be as non-POV and honest as possible.
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for what you state. That's why the material was removed. Random blogs and fora are not adequate sources for citations and references on WP. In fact, you don't provide supporting links, just a list of "various factions of international
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that I was working on. I saw your edit summary and found out that you used something called "wiki formatting". Is this tool something that only administrators can use? If not, can I use it?? Can you please tell me? I've converting them the hard way and was trying to find a way to do it more easily.
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in Toronto are nothing more than retronyms et al, but many also happen to be old communities. If you prefer, I can use the example of Vaughan, which is a more recent example of this. It's made up of Woodbridge (itself consisting of Pine Grove, Burwick, etc.), Maple (including Teston, Hope, etc.),
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Well done on summarising the options, rationales, and what should be the resulting conclusion. It is clear, precise, and I hope will help. I am astonished at the people who say, well I've never heard of the town but I know some politician who has that name so it should be a dab. ??? Why on earth
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Have you ever been to the Swansea Town Hall? It is now just a community center. But when Swansea was an autonomous municipality it was the city hall. It is a beautiful example of that kind of building. I traveled there for a meeting of an NGO, which had booked one of the meeting rooms. But
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I am puzzled by the objectionable approach you have taken to sequester, remove, or change any sections on multiple pages when they reference the Oak Ridges Independence movement. Please clarify why you have done this and taken a very non objective stance on this issue. You may claim that it is
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no topograhpic-system term for the mountains of the Arctic Islands; at bivouac.com we kind of invented it, maybe based on the ecozone, and so it's a "reflexive cite", and not widely used; the mountains of Greenland, ultimately, are even part of the same system (though "bent around" the Davis
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you'd realize that everything on the page is biased and candy coated without providing the complete story of the mayor's tenure. By invlving yourself in the manner in which you deny a neutral but more widely accurate listing of events, you are doing a disservice to the purpose of Knowledge.
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They do have webpages about these projects but they are total flash sites (an annoying trend in design sites) so you can't link to the content directly. That's why I linked to the generic sites. What are the alternatives? Seems like it's better to have a link than non at all. Your thoughts?
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how such a list is to be implemented (objectionable links, grouping, whatnot), please describe it for me to follow it thereafter. If I may, software.informer.com keeps every program's awards all in one place - would it be proper to use its pages as substitutes for complete lists of awards?
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Hey Ya, I came here for apologized for the categories for discussion on Friday, cause I was too eagered for opposing users for renaming, Anyway, we won't talk about the past so that's done. So I came here to talk to you for the nominated requested move on
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I asked somewhere (can't find it now) what category Conservation Areas should go under, and apparently the decision was to go with Category II. Don't get thrown off by the "national" parks title though -- all provincial parks are Category II as well.
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to the articles for those seasons, so I’m contacting editors whom it appears may live in or near those cities. Do you live in or near Key Haven, and if so, would you be able to take some high-quality pics of the Key West residence, and upload them
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I was going to address this point, but, after proof-reading, I decided my response was too long, and that it was a peripheral point. I just checked your user page, and I see you live in the GTA. "I am from Keswick" is not analogous to "I am from
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Ok, you asked me to give sources, no problem Mindmatrix. Not all sources prove that Italy contains exactly 70% of the world's culture, yet there are many which prove that Italy contains the vastest amount of art and architecture.
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substitution command to replace text with the new wiki table syntax. You can achieve the same result by cutting the text from the wiki editing window to your preferred text editor, and using a "search and replace" substitution.
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the article under BLP. It's not just about the categories, because the redirect, and hence the name, would also be visible to anybody who ever clicked on "What links here" whether the categories were present or not.
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On this moment there is not a single word about Leonardo da Vincis text left. (About Vitruvian Man 1). (And about the corrections I made). All contributions till now are about Marcus Vitruvius Pollios text.
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article? As soon as the semi protection wore off the old IP was back and beginning the same old game of "spamming" the article lead with Khan, while ignoring the discussion page and other authors. regards,
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I've applied a temporary "new and unregistered users" protection to the page to keep this from spiralling out of control. (This won't prevent you or Skeezix from being able to edit the article, obviously.)
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their homepage. Moreover, did any of these people try asking on the NetBSD Dreamcast mailing list, because it doesn't seem to be the case (yes, I checked). I've found a few very old messages in the
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Hello Mindmatrix. I was frankly amused, and almost disappointed and annoyed, at your claim that my research on Italy containing 70% of the world's culture is 'bogus', on the Italy talk page.
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So if the edit on the Aurora page was fine, what would be a proper or more wildly accepted summary of the edit made? Thanks for commenting on this by the way, I haven't been sure about this.
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newsgroup, which hardly qualify for the criteria I've mentioned above. I'm reverting the material again. If you want to include it, find reliable sources to support the claims made.
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Anyone wanna talk to this guy?? you can do so here!
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