User talk:Mindmatrix/2019

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isn't really a long or detailed article, it was a case of "I can find enough sourcing to get something in place because it gets over a notability criterion, but I cannot yet find enough sourcing to really make the article anything more than a basic stub" — but the purpose of The 10,000 Challenge is

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Ok, just seemed harsh to me so I wanted to explain myself so its all good I get it, I often have to do the same with Canadian vs American spelling in Canadian hockey articles. I have always taken the either format comment in DATETIES to be an accounting for the fact that typically in Canada we use

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Noted. I will check and see how to modify that because the edit summary is automated by the common.js interface on the script. Thank you for letting me know. In regard to the American and international sports figures that I have already done, would you be opposed to me continuing the format that I

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Ok. Thank you for the quick reply. I did recognize that there were some inconsistencies on some of the non-American articles based on users who had added the change in the past. I did do some research toward the end of the international formatting. Unless blatantly obvious what goes there, I will

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Hi, I reinserted the "aka O~S". I found it useful to know that sometimes is shorten that way on IRCs. Maybe there could be a better way to underline it so I wonder why you removed it so to better modify it in a more understandable page.

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Although this is a really old edit, and it is probably true that a smartphone can send a WOL packet it seems an unlikely use especially since "WOL is an Ethernet ..." and most smartphones don't use ethernet.

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Thanks for creating this list! I was considering it a few months ago on the bus, but forgot all about it once I got to a desktop. Much appreciated, this is much more fulsome than the bio allows. --

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have already used? If so, that is no problem at all and I will look at creating a script for that summary. I was basing all of that off of a previous user using the script for editing the formats.

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for more information. Canada only uses DMY when using numerical only dates. That being said its not something I care enough about to argue about. I am just pointing out it wasn't disingenuous. -

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should not be changed. Such changes happen with sufficient regularity to articles I write or that are on my watchlist that at times it irritates me, leading to the tone in my edit summary.

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was intended as a positive change given your spelling fixes etc. Note, though, that the MOS:DATETIES you link to states "Articles related to Canada ... may use either format", and per

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It isn't really disingenuous when Coaches Corner is a Canadian program and when writing out dates using a mix of words and numbers, Canadian English uses Month Day, Year. See

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MDY when using words and DMY when using numbers. So you could see a Canadian article with either format depending on if the author is using words or numbers for the date. -

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Sorry, but I reverted your edit. The edit you reverted was, in fact, a reversion to the original style (BC rather than BCE, which was changed recently). Regards

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hold off on those. My question here is, do I still need to modify my edit summary on the ones where the one to use is obvious? That is not a problem if needed.

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