1694:, at the upper end of the Bella Coola Valley, is in a totally different riding; not sure about RD/census subdivision in that case; as it happens both the Cariboo South and Central Cariboo subdivisions are also heavily Norwegian in composition - but those folks are a couple of hundred miles away, and over a mountain range and more. Of course, immigration settlement patterns have since been widely dispersed...the various canneries and fishery towns along the BC coast are now depopulated but, as far as their white/European component went, were heavily Norwegian in their day....similarly small communities in the Prairies that were notably Norwegian in origin/composition have also depopulated, or the offspring have moved on to the cities anyway; and it's a truism taht of those saying "Canadian" for their background, and nothing else, lots of those would be Norwegians and other Scandinavians (by disposition of "the way we were" about hte new country, in most cases); some areas I know of which were heavily Scandinavian even in my time no longer are, either through suburbanization of the breakup of company towns (e.g. Ocean Falls, Bralorne, Ruskin, Whonnock, Squamish - Pemberton was Norwegian-founded ). The early censuses, which were handwritten and head-by-head, would seem to necessarily be more accurate about such figures; but without them I can't add the "Norwegian Canadian settlements" category, which I know
2946:"exclusively" so I therefore feel mainly is both an accurate and acceptable term. My grandparents and all of their friends use imperial units to describe temperature and distance. I think you can even attest to the preposterous notion that an 90 year old would use metric units -- it simply does not happen in this country. In terms of using a "mirror Wiki" site as a source, I see no issue with it granted the mirror site is properly cited. One of the mirror websites I have used to demonstrate public opposition to complete metrication in Canada lists among its sources Canadian government portals. I therefore feel this is an accurate source. In terms of body temperature, hospitals "exclusively" use the Celsius scale, but most Canadians DO give their body temperatures in Fahrenheit. That is not anecdotal (what is anecdotal is the fact that my family measures the water temperature of our swimming pool in degrees Fahrenheit. Please note that because of this, I did not bother to include that such example in my revisions). I think by very virtue of this minor dispute, it would be safe to assume that vast swaths of the Canadian population still use imperial units extensively. I'm going to do some research (because this stuff fascinates me) and make any and all revisions necessary.
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Canadians -- young and old -- who continue to use imperial units daily. Compare this to a formally imperial nation, like Australia, where metrication is complete and virtually 100% of the population uses metric measurements. Only today, I was making a sandwich and the packaging of the BC Hot House (made in Canada for Canadian consumption) tomatoes I used read "2 lbs" very prominently. The metric equivalent was in brackets underneath. This sort of thing would NEVER happen in a nation like Australia or New Zealand. Another thing I realized is that Canadians lift 'pounds' at the gym, NOT kilograms. These things are noteworthy, and there is no point excluding why this occurs in Canada (due to public opposition) simply because some favour the metric system completely. It is what it is, and I feel it therefore should be included in the article. It gives a more accurate description of daily life in Canada.
1834:(in particular the hidden comment) demonstrates your complete lack of ability to discuss things, simply attacking me instead. I removed from the article a piece of trivia which was completely unrelated to it, but you persist in including it and other trivia. As for my vocabulary, my apologies for being well-educated. Further, I'm not trying "to get it my way", I'm trying to get the article to include reasonable and relevant information, while removing useless crap from it. You're using it as a dumping ground for every bit of trivia you can find (and also attaching references which at times do not support the claims you make, such as the Halladay trade rumour with the Cubs - no, "I heard Beeston say this" isn't a valid ref).
1362:). I also don't like the use of symbols instead of simple yes/no, as is done with accessibility, but I won't really care what's done in that respect. I find that the services section would suffer from loss of information, as the current version has a clear and simple list of stations on the line, instead of only next and previous stations, as well as peak service info. (I know, these aren't really necessary, as they aren't specifically about the station.) Conversely, the current version could certainly do away with extraneous info about line ridership and opening for the station articles. There is also duplicate info, as the line is linked twice, once in the 'station statistics', and once in the services section.
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Instead of making generic claims about me, why not state outright what the problem is: what about my motives do you question? (Let alone that you're ascribing to me motives you perceive, as opposed to those I may have, which is itself POV. But I digress...) Stating that you question my "ability to contribute positively to wikipedia in general" shows that you can't even be bothered to review my contribution history, which is available for all to peruse, to even support your claims. It now seems that you're making accusations against me simply because you don't like the subject of that article.
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in the text, that were being used for external links but hidden under a different title. Most in one of the sections were repeated links from the bottom. The lists included everything from a site seeking volunteers to a vollyball club. I edited the links under the assumption that wikipedia isn't a directory for listing every website that can be found about the subject, but before anyone accuses me of vandalism for removing a large number of links, can you look at the article and see if any of the removed links should still be included? Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
2370:. I'm not sure it should exist at all; i.e. just "glacial lake" all by itself; Great Bear and Athabasca and others ultimately qualify, as do about 90% of the major lakes (or more) in BC; Seton, Harrison, Chilko, even Kamloops and Okanagan Lakes are glacial in origin or creation somehow; Owikeno, the Bowrons, Taseko, Tatlayoko, Babine, Teslin, Atlin...Alta and Green Lakes at Whistler, etc etc etc....such a category name is incredibly general. Almost like "Category:Salt water oceans". Myself I'd venture that a CfD is required, not propagation....
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and your reply comments towards idiots was funny to read but even you can't control it enough. take a look at the page on pedicures and see if you can still see my complaint. maybe you can contact whomever is in charge and see if more work can be done although this website is run by volunteers. just don't let edits go up w/o being read. but unfortunately i guess i can't use this site for any help w/ studying. i will always be thinking what if some idiot w/ an excess amount of free time is playing around. ciao*******
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However, in terms of cooking temperature imperial usage is almost unanimous across all age groups! I am reverting the opening paragraph back to my wording using the CBC reference. How anyone can say that isn't a definitive source is simply beyond me. Please read the source carefully -- it says full metrication in Canada is to this very day, incomplete. It then goes on to say, this is largely due to public opposition. Again, I don't make this stuff up.
1505:. There's a reason that, when rendered, the tags have a link that says "More details may be available on the talk page". I've looked, and no details are on that talk page. It is the responsibility of the editor that places such tags to explain the reason they were added. In this case, that's you. And stating "If you have a relevant question about edits than ask me" - that's what article talk pages are for, and that's where the discussions should occur.
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conversation which had Peter (my cousin) bring up the long form vs. short form thing; it's all a question of how wide the net is cast; statistically across the whole country those numbers may be very accurate; but at the smaller scale, and in less-populated but hugely vast regions, there would be no reflection of local concentrations, not an adequate one any way. Would you know if the 5:1 ratio is applied
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more month. As for placements of articles (timeline) I think it should stay put. I won't put callups/send downs in the timeline, so no worries about that. as for the size of the article, I don't think that is an issue until it hits 175 kb in june, you know. Ill leave it up to you to fix, but please do your best not to delete that much. Thanks for the help.
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immediately benefit from the additional parameters. You may have noticed that I recently converted all TTC stations from a custom infobox (that I had developed) to the regular one, using the style parameter to create a header that resembles TTC signage. I value your opinion, and would appreciate your comments before I go stomping all over these articles.
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Player). No where could I find a way to edit the title of this article so I am assuming that only administrators have access to this article. Anyways, you as well as I know that
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Therefore I was just curious as to whether you mistook my edit for vandalism/unconstructive/unverified and removed it for that reason, or if you were aware of the history and disagreed with inclusion in some fundamental way. It would be great to settle this through some kind of debate, in fact if you
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Heh - it appears to be even closer than that - according to their articles, it's 78,692 vs 78,057, so they're practically the same. When I revered the change, I accidentally based it on the metro areas (I had intended to look at the municipal pops). I've changed it to say "...is a city on..." for now
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Ok, I understand what you mean. I will make the revisions. I just feel that public opposition should be mentioned as one of the reasons Canada has not fully completed its transition to the metric system. I personally support the metric system (it is much easier to use, and makes much more sense), but
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It's not my article; but I do remove unsubstantiated claims. I did so with the original article, and I do so now. Second, stating that
Murdoch has been expelled, suspended, etc. is simply to poison the well by trying to tie the idea to the man's character. The article is about the proposal, not about
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is usually used to link to active discussions that need additional input. Those who make nominations on that page should have already started a discussion on the talk page of the article in question. In this case, I removed it for this, and because there wasn't much to do with the page. (I don't have
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page for immigration (search for the paragraphs starting at "The following example illustrates"; it also gives an example of how it breaks down for small areas). You're right with the statement "at the smaller scale, and in less-populated but hugely vast regions, there would be no reflection of local
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don't know how to send a message w/o signing up and actually this means i won't be able to get a response back. but if you haven't heard a lot of people say never to trust wikipedia as a good source but i was under the impression that the website was heavily watched. nice to know you're the wiki nazi
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Well it's not actually "my" version but just the standard station infobox. It is protected and can only be changed by an admin, since thousands of station articles use the template. I agree with you that there should be some way to indicate accessibility as yes/no, but currently any entry under "ADA"
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Dear
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Thanks for the heads up. I would rather keep empty slots (draft) because It shows what overalll picks the Jays have. Hitter boxes are removeable, so thats ok. I'll trim the Spring Traing summary. Can you fix the intro, as I dont know how you want it. but leave the countdown as its only up there for 1
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An explanation for my revert of your change: the 5 boroughs were not the original components of Metro, and some of them were no longer boroughs at the dissolution of Metro, therefore your description applies to some point in the middle of Metro's history. I found it misleading to put it in the lede
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Kanadisk nordmennene ("or Canadian Norwegians", in what the Sons of Norway uses...). Thanks for tidying/checking that, I didn't really notice the parallel table, I guess I thought it was another aspect like language....I really don't know what User:Oro2 was up to there, I still haven't gotten
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Im not making my own rules lol, funny you would think that. The article looks good the way it is, but ofcourse youre a hardcore wikipedian, so you like things your way, and you want others to do it your way. but since I don't know what way you want it, I dont wanna do it or else you bring up a whole
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article until after I had cleaned up quite a bit. If I jumped the gun on this one, sorry but that article was nothing but a mess, and in fact probably still is, even after the cleanup. Not only was the "External links" section full of links that were not really needed, there were two other sections
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If you could back up and look at the subject from a non POV stance you would see how indisputably one sided your edits are. The article is almost written as a promotion of the idea. If an editor adds referenced info or obviously correct info such as "with very low popularity", just because you seem
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You complain about POV in the article, then add statements with peacock terms which are unsupported while claiming that their removal is POV. The onus is on the editor who adds material to provide supporting citations and references for that material. I'm not your lackey, and won't do that work for
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I had intended on adding comments there, but the discussion is quite active and rather long; I don't want to spend the necessary time reading the background info to participate in the discussion. However, I will say that I should not have made the second of the five modifications I made in the edit
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apply in many cases. I dunno, maybe the Sons of Norway may have more accurate figures from its own surveys/data....they're not geared that way, not that I could see last time I visited the
Burnaby office; they're more concerned with just getting us "younger" ones to join up....it was this sort of
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Oh, I'd remembered the conversation as 1 out of 10 got the long form...the gist of our conversation had to do with the distribution of those forms, and how it's a pity that accurate numbers aren't available for communities with known ethnic strata, e.g. Kitimat for
Portuguese, Trail and Revelstoke
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My mistake, but seeing the editors recent disruptive edits I can be excused. By the way you shouldn't be encouraging such edits. Also perhaps you could help, I need to devise a way to politely advise the editor which we are referring to, that their spelling spelling/grammar is not up to standards.
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FWIW, I run the website but I'm not 'advertising' it in whatever sense of the word that implies, as I don't display ads on it or earn any money from it - in fact it costs a substantial amount to run. Linking to it on
Knowledge seemed a logical way of allowing those who might be interested to find
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I see that you are an administrator on wikipedia, and from the
Toronto area, and I see in your discussion that you have edits based upon the Toronto Blue Jays. I was wondering if you could perhaps edit the blue jays hitter Jose Bautista article. The main article title reads Jose Bautista (Utility
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WikiProject Baseball is used to discuss baseball-related topics on Knowledge, and I'd direct a conversation there if it'd be relevant to the whole project instead of a specific article. Despite your odd inferences, there's no conspiracy by me (or anyone else) against you here. Moreover, there's a
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no I dont own the article, and you are just convincing yourself that I own the article, so you can use that as evidence against me, so you can go point that out on project baseball. making hundreds of edits to one article is not owning it, its contributing to it. get your facts straight. and what
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subdivisions, at least? e.g. within each Electoral Area, in BC's case? On a separate note, shouldn't there be a footnote on North American Indian and other aboriginal data that many (even most) reserves/bands forbid access to census takers, and that natives as a whole look at the head-count with
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and included a bus terminal for comparison as well. Note that the two incompatible colours of green are what GO Transit strangely uses on their website. Currently I don't have the time to change every station, and would not start until I could complete the conversions, but I think the lines would
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As a student of Nantyr Shores Secondary School, as well as fixing up the wikipedia page for my school as a class project, i'd like to ask kindly if you leave the content up there, even the stuff regarding Juan Velasquez, he had won a contest at the school as part of a fund raising project for the
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An inline citation must be to a reference that clearly supports the claim. Linking to a landing page for a group of articles is not the same thing as providing a reference. The CBC is a valid reference, but the link you provided contains no text or other info supporting the claim to which it was
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Why do you whine so much? it gets really annoying, and it is counter productive. 1 sentence is useful, and it doesnt hurt anyone. but you use your "I have been here since 2005, and have made 25,000 edits... (along with a wide vocabulary from a thesaurus.)" excuse to get it your way. Theres other
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Regarding non-report by First Nations, the census documentation seems to indicate that all reserves have canvasser-based enumeration, using an entirely different form. (Short form was called '2A', long form '2B', reserve form was '2D'; prisons, hospitals, shelters had form '3A'; other collective
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Note that for each Canada census, there are two forms, the short form and the long form. The long form is much more detailed, and contains ethnicity questions, whereas the short form does not. The long form is sent to 1/5 of households, or 20%, and are the basis for many of the tables related to
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I am shocked that apparently the CBC site is not a valid reference now? Unacceptable. I am not talking about young Canadians' use of SI for temperature and distance. Note my choice of "most OLDER Canadians use..." to describe imperial usage for temperature and distance -- read carefully please.
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Who the fuck said I support the concept? It's your own POV that taints your perception of my editing. You ascribe to me certain beliefs, then use them to attack me or the contributions I make. Instead of doing that, why not use your time productively to find sources that repudiate the idea. For
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Also, quit it with the personal attacks. You've consistently demonstrated that you're uninterested in discussing issues, only presenting your POV and stating that anything else is crap. Any message I post on your talk page is deleted promptly, and you don't respond to messages on article pages.
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derived from a 10% sample, and are only projected/estimated figures. My cousin, who was in charge of the PEI census in 2006, told me this when we were discussing, er, ethnic politics in Canada (we're related on the Norwegian side of our families...). So on all such tables, shouldn't we have a
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Finally, my style of editing is not obtrusive. I expect editors to supply references for the claims they add; why should you be held to a different standard than that to which you hold others? (By the way, I certainly agree that the proposal has little support, but who cares? "I know it" isn't
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Finally, regarding younger generations not identifying as having the ethnicity of their ancestors, as you note, at some point that'll happen. They'll have no connection to the cultural aspects, and be several generations removed from the 'mother land'. I'm not sure about the validity of local
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I was hoping I could discuss this with you, as I previously discussed inclusion of this link on the talk page for the article, see "An external link". The consensus seemed to be that once the site had more content, inclusion would be appropriate as it is the only resource of its kind for The
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My father is an engineer who uses imperial units only in his line of work. This also goes hand in hand with what another engineer (see discussion page) said about imperial usage in their line of work in Canada -- the imperial system is almost always used. The word "mainly" does not denote
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at that newspaper as a Nazi activist, and describes the newspaper as an "opinion paper and propaganda tool". Apparently, you don't understand what the term bias means, unless of course you deem as bias anything with which you disagree, which is a wholesale corruption of the definition.
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You also ignore the warning being delivered to you by the software itself, which tells you that the article is too bloody long. (It took my browser 17 seconds to load the page just now, even though I have a fast connection and some of the images were cached. This is mostly caused by
1032:. I was just wondering why you wrote this. It surprised me to even see a page mention this place. Ive lived their and still go there and can provide information about the place if you are interested. I just really surprised someone actually gives a S*** about this place, lol.
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Incredible Machine. At some point, the link was then added (as it happens, not by me). It remained on the article for a year, I'd say, before disappearing again. I thought I was doing a favour to Knowledge by putting it back but evidently it has not been well received by you!
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Hello Mindmatrix. I'm new here and I don't know how to do this properly, but Tom Underwood did die from pancreatic cancer, Monday night in West Palm Beach. The only verifiable source I know is his obituary in the Kokomo Tribune, which will disappear in a week or so.
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new set of WP:PROBLEMS,WP:WORNGWAY on my talk page. so to avoid problems maybe you should do the work you requested because there is no boss on this site (by boss i mean telling others to do work you bring up on them)... anyways nice chattin, keep in touch buddy.
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Please stop whining and personally attacking me. It's very irritating and counter productive. If you have a relevant question about edits than ask me, don't whine and jump into conversations half way through with irrelevant remarks. It makes you look foolish.
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The removal of the library was just a mixup. There was already an external link for the library in the "External links" section, so when I saw it in the text, I thought I was removing a repeated external link, and not the mention of the library itself. Sorry.
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Please don't leave messages on my talk page. You cannot block me because you are not an administrator, even though you spend 18 hours a day on wikipedia without getting paid you bespectacled coffeehouse bohemian living in his parents' basement.
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I certainly like the layout of those infoboxes (although I don't like the use of 'statistics' in the section header). It'd be nice to included the opening date for the station, as it won't necessarily match the line opening (eg -
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820:. Yes, it was an edit conflict, but I never received an edit conflict notice from Mediawiki, which saved my changes without nary a complaint. I noticed your change afterward and left it because I preferred your changes to mine.
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If you believe the article is promotional, then please demonstrate on the article's talk page which statements need amendments to remove the promotional tone. Leaving messages about it on my talkpage indicates that you want
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the man - the fact that he was suspended from anything is irrelevant to that article. And those "couple of scraps" are 38 separate references; certainly, some duplicate information, but they are all reliable sources.
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Can you make a proper table then... if I do it, you may remove it. Plus, the table is an easier way to see what happened in the trade instead of reading a paragraph, which many people prefer.
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objections to the subsequent page move, though.) If it's non-controversial, you should just be bold and make the move; otherwise, start a discussion then link to it from the CWNB.
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It's clearly possible for someone to be a bigger loser than me. For example, you spend your free time trying to engage me, a supposed uber-loser, in discussion.
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ethnicity, religion and other information not requested on the short form. It is a statistically valid sampling method (if done randomly), and should have a low
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I note you revereted my edit (posted under IP possibly as I was on a public machine) in which I added a link to an external web site. The article concerned is:
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I'm gonna add it back in after re-phrasing it but to clarify to you personally that tool in firefox expects a nxdomain replay, not getting one interrupts it.
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2317:zzzzz, broken record. bye
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157:tag. Here is the article:
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681:I'll provide some input.
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3527:Respectfully yours, --
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3123:"We are not a directory"
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2451:06:39, 26 May 2010 (UTC)
2439:when you have a chance.
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2395:Talk:The_Rainbow_Cadenza
2083:Riverside South (Ottawa)
2046:Riverside South (Ottawa)
795:Hi Mindmatrix. Was your
3731:Happy Mindmatrix's Day!
3478:and leave a message on
2828:José Bautista (fielder)
2802:Regarding Jose Bautista
2402:07:59, 8 May 2010 (UTC)
1450:Ecclesiastical province
1433:User talk:BlueJaysFan32
1404:Canadian Federal Budget
1384:Union Station (Toronto)
1293:The Bay (radio station)
3792:. Have a Great Day...
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3187:rather than moving to
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2435:Hello, take a look at
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371:you would do the work.
3772:Signed, Neutralhomer
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3415:Thanks for uploading
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2938:Metrication in Canada
2741:Aurora Public Library
2673:Articles for deletion
1499:read those talk pages
1129:BitTorrent_(protocol)
982:Talk:Lawrence Solomon
3716:page. Thank you. --
3709:the category's entry
3480:my owner's talk page
2362:Glacial lakes caveat
2131:A Knight Who Says Ni
2124:Metropolitan Toronto
1317:GO Transit infoboxes
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18:User talk:Mindmatrix
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3341:Nanaimo v. Victoria
3178:Mississauga Transit
3164:Is it okay now? --
2391:The Rainbow Cadenza
2385:The Rainbow Cadenza
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