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modifications l 20 Dragonriders of Pern books T 21 Talk page for template /doc pages l 23 Jean E. Karl 2012 l 25 Barnstar award l 26 Earthsea Revisions T 27 Authority control, etc. l 28 California Young Reader Medal l 29 EMP Museum l 32 Jean Karl T 34 Donnelly, etc. T 35 See also navbox T 36 Replacing Dagger; and dagger; T 38 Astrid Lindgren problem l 39 Sky Dragons 40 Season's Greetings! 2013 l 41 I am the cheese l 42 Talkback T 43 Search page code T 44 VIAF error reports T 45 WP:MOSDAB Tl 46 List of winners of the National Book Award l 47 Cynthia Rylant l 48 Best Fiction for Young Adults l 49 Verne at the Hall of Fame l 51 Template:Jack T 52 Redirect to aid historical accuracy l 53 Recent edit at S. E. Hinton T 54 Linking T 55 Pete Hautman 2014 T 56 Copyrighted lists T 57 Explaining l 58 His Dark Materials Tl 59 Writers of young adult literature 60 2014 Shortlists for the Carnegie and Greenaway Medals 61 Precious 62 Category:Pulitzer Prize for Public Service winners 63 Speedy deletion nomination of Phoenix Books and Audio 64 See date formats 65 2014 Carnegie and Greenaway announced 66 Wei-Sender 67 John Schoenherr 68 VIAF help 69.1 Recent activity

1790:. In that context, if the most significant event in an individual's story was the person's award of a book prize, then it would be fair to include its details in his or her lede section. In the case of M. Saint-Exupery, he experienced a life chock full of highly notable occurrences, which included the winning of two major literary prizes in France (as well as a second level prize plus other minor literary awards). Listing all those details, as well as his three French medals which are probably of equal importance, would very likely overload his lede section, making it significantly too long. Since details of his French literary prizes weren't included in the lede it would only make sense to omit details of the U.S. National Book Award in that introductory section, i.m.h.o. Anyways, please keep up your good work! -its a delight to see you helping to flesh out this massive body of knowledge with incredible detail that is finely cited. Best: 7300:, that is not what the disambiguation page is about. It lists the awards that either are known as "Children's Book Awards" or have "Children's Book Award" in their name. Some like the "New South Wales Premier's Children's Book Award" which is actually the "Patricia Wrightson Prize for Children's Literature" don't have an article. There are also awards known as the "West Australian Premier's Children's Book Award" and the "Queensland Premier's Children's Book Award". I do not know about Victoria and South Australia. I did add New Zealand's since it has or had "Children's Book Award" in its title. As to having no disambiguation page, that is an option, but the category listing does not provide information to help the searcher navigate. If you would like, you can open a discussion, see 600: 2398:, make perfect sense to me (i put back all the relevant categories, just to cause trouble :)). Eponymous categories are ONLY useful to bibliographic nerds, and should not be a substitute for real categories, ESPECIALLY by some sort of policy of NOT categorizing categories which happen to also be articles. I hope that enough of us can get this issue cleared up. its just weird to me, to have this parallel structure, with the administrative one becoming the one that readers are expected to use. cats for Apple, IBM, GM, John Lennon, all with parent cats. this is really strange to me, especially since we have huge areas of WP where the epocat structure is not used, like for every city in the US except 3. 3974: 3145: 2541: 798: 758: 6997: 6988: 1198:. I suggest take one article at a time and we can discuss progress with it. The aim will be that you are able to add content which will survive more-or-less unaltered as the articles evolve further. I will in parallel also update other articles, also one at a time. I will probably go over all the articles with one or two "little scripts" to make some boring mechanical changes. We can do any final polishing once the main changes have been made to all the articles. -- 5168: 2599: 1592:

it. I did notice that the person creating the article appeared to be his son (through the name of the editor), so if the guy is notable enough then someone would definitely have to help him out. I noticed that the guy hadn't come back on since October, so I'm not sure how much help he'd be. I did do a bit of searching through google, but all I found was an article about his death and a few articles stating that Gavin should be put in the Hall of Fame for boxing.

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should be as specific as possible, if they need to be used at all. This reinforces the functionality of the linking system. You might have noticed how undisciplined and random linking is on many other Wikipedias (the French and Italians seem to link anything and everything). It greatly weakens the navigational system and makes their pages look pretty messy. Thanks.

367:. For an edit such as this user's - simply adding nonesense, first edit, no personal attacks etc. - then either '{{subst:Template:Verror2}}' or '{{subst:test1-n|Origins of Baseball}} ' would work best. However, there is no obligation on your part to add such a message; it does help flag up for future users that this person has already vandalised, however. -- 556:. Just add your response below each question and feel free to skip any questions that you don't feel comfortable answering. Other editors will also have an opportunity to respond to the interview questions. If you know anyone else who would like to participate in the interview, please share this with them. Have a great day. - 3019:(1) Hi P64. I finally had a block of time I could use to look at the ref errors and figure them out. Another user has commented them out a couple of days ago, making them invisible, which I find to be a "sweep under the rug" approach. I'm going to see if I can actually repair them, and will report again with what worked. - 682:

absolutely nothing to do with the page title (most of the text is a semi-coherent explanation about how baseball encyclopedias, shockingly enough, collect statistics - surely a revelation for the ages), and the real kicker is that the topic is already covered much more thoroughly in the main National Association article.

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from the infobox, leaving it blank, I have reverted all of your changes and restored the articles to the state they were sometime before your modifications in October. As such a long standing contributor like myself, I would think that you would have some sort of knowledge of our internal style guides.

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is a better place to raise or remind the matter with a link to the cat talk such as you provided in the heading here. If it was raised there two years ago, which I don't recall, you should provide also provide a link to that section in one of the talk page Archives ("Archive 1 Archive 2 Archive 3"

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references/allusions to events & dates in the books, it isn't possible to come to any conclusions with regard to dates in other worlds. I apologise for putting my new sections out of order, however the other sections seemed to be on matters which had long since been resolved. I've also toned down

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Your work on those articles is appreciated. (I don't have answers about the book lists, I'm afraid.) The judicious use of wikilinking is well-established on the English Knowledge and is supported by wide community consensus and the guidelines. There are, occasionally, grey areas, yes. Generally links

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I don't know anything about the Munson name. I did some quick looking in the pay version of worldcat earlier today - there are books listed under R.W. Munson, but they seem to be science, not Science Fiction. I don't think the LC Authority record has this info. I have requested a copy of an item by R

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Generally all I do with AfC is go down through the list and pick at random. Sometimes I'll go for the ones that have the most awkward titles (like this one) because they always surprise me somehow. Either they're woefully underdone or surprisingly interesting. I'll go and recommend this to the boxing

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There is "no timetable" for Knowledge, but I think we should try to demonstrate regular progress with these articles. I, and no doubt you, have other things to do as well but will try to devote "a few" editing sessions per week until I'm happy with them. I hope you can also do something similar, both

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I am regularly contributing in spanish wiki, where, among others, I am making all the bridge pages (around 400). As there is missing bridge material and small errors in the english version I just wanted to contribute here. Thanks for the advices for newcomers. I will introduce some new stuff from 7th

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Hi: thanks for your message. I didn't realize what was the preferred way to handle it. I don't encounter multiple people that often; but it's good to have the information. On a different matter, I note that some of the more recent authority records (mostly no and nr type records) don't properly link

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was categorized directly there. Looking at the cat subcats, it seems the intent was to exclusively categorize "groups" of characters (e.g. duo, trio, etc.), but the cat name is arguably misleading. I'm unsure whether the container tag should be removed, or the article re-categorized, or the cat name

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Perhaps half of the remaining {R from people} are victims of spree killings, primarily school shootings. Should there be a subcat for them? Otherwise the 50 remaining {R from people}, not diffused into a subcat, include numerous • actor to film, • participant to TV series, • founder to organization,

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I didn't make any determination that it is appropriate to consider these people PPrize winners, only the observation that it is common, and the qualifications. No doubt, wikipeditors have credited numerous people with Pulitzer Prizes relying on (a) claims by those people or their agents, such as the

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Regarding the third, how do you imagine that deletion of influences/influenced data is covered by NUM, CAPS, and LINK? Ironically, users Quiddity and Michael Bednarek evidently supposed that those data are secure from deletion, and should be, at the same time you were underway citing those three MOS

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I suggest you delete the unused anchors (1950s and 1980s) using an edit summary like "delete anchors because no page links to them". Or, if you want to keep them, delete the range (just call them "1950s" and "1980s"). Or, replace the dash with "to". Using a hyphen is just going to cause trouble with

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Absolutely. I agree with your A dSE because this book is mentioned in the article (and the award bears mention in the America section for another reason, unique to his being non-American). It was some kind of mistake by me to put the details in the lead; I try not to replicate them for anyone. --and

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Hi! I saw this article come up on AfC, but it wasn't nearly ready enough to go to the mainspace. I was just wondering if you wanted to take a look at the article and see if there's anything here that would merit an article. I know fizz all about sports, so I'm definitely not the right person to edit

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P.S. Concerning current ref#5, my rationale is that 'Dune Universe' is the series or super-series name used by ISFDB. This series name is unofficial, as most are. Referring to that ISFDB Dune Universe page now, I see that 'Dune' is its name for the fiction by Frank Herbert; 'Dune Universe' includes

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3. Ugly is in the eye of the beholder and "super ugly" should be avoided simply. For what it's worth, YMD in lead parens is ugly to me, eg "Fox, Margalit (2010-04-15)". That isn't permitted, either, and I wasn't paying attention when I didn't fix that as well as the MDY retrieval date 20 months ago

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Altho you didn't ask, I restored the substance of old dates because I don't believe we update retrieval dates whenever we re-access, only perhaps when we re-use the source in the article, which I presumed you did not. And I changed Oct 28 and Oct 30 to 2014-10-31 as you revised the page only on the

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nearly uniform, the only exception being one instance of "Accessed December 9, 2007". That editor was not the earliest to choose a retrieval-date format (2007-11-02). I didn't check the history to see whether either of those two editors made major contributions to the article, which is an important

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at the time, so the particular batch run I was doing at the time only looked for duplication within that particular category, and not for other categorization issues. But I've gone back and manually removed two more unnecessary categories (including the "Media museums in the US" one) just now. It's

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I am on vacation for a few days so here is a "short" reply only. In the article on a series book, I think it is always appropriate to give an outside Reference for bibliographic details about its publication history or details, or to place it briefly in the context of its series. Probably you agree

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Thanks for contacting me about modifications! I'm happy to see that someone else is interested in improving the pages. I haven't made any serious modifications in several years and have only just gotten back into it. In the past, I've had to clean up what I will call "hit-and-run modifications",

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69 Thanks 70 WorldCat 71 2015 Carnegie and Greenaway shortlists 72 Wikidata links 73 From TIME to Time 74 2015 California Young Reader Medal winners 75 Interwiki links 76 Table of contents suppression 77 Carnegie and Greenaway winners announced 78 Articles about multiple fictional characters 79 Re:

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Done. Except the homepage, every reference (all to official pages) needed a URL update and some needed a title update. I did that, and augmented some of the refs with annotations concerning their scope. I did not check that any source still supports what we say where we reference it --except "" at

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Well it's nice to no longer be talking to myself on the HDM pages! I appreciate the advise re: the table, and had already intended to cover the matter in prose. Put at its most succinct it would be that Will's World appears to be our own in the decades immediately prior to the writing of the book,

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Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I've rescued it. It's too bad that people can just blank articles like that. I wonder how much information has been lost from this encyclopedia because of nasty acts like that. I hope that the bots wouldn't allow that sort of thing to happen today. --

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code, causes the code to read the citation one extra time. But sometimes the extra read doesn't work and that trips the cite error, because it's incorrectly expecting 2 but only getting 1. The only way I could prevent it is to move the EFN's out of the Notelist and place them at their occurrences.

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and fix pages that have ref errors, if I can figure them out. It's good editing practice, tho the list keeps getting long (vandals, carelessness, etc). Also it's something to do if I'm not actively working on an article or project. Those "Cite error" messages are why they appear on the Category. -

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The ones we want to know about are the cases like Sorenson (two clusters not matched together) or Vanderpool (messed up VIAF-Worldcat links). It'd definitely be useful to know about these, or - especially - about any cases where the VIAF page links to the wrong Knowledge entry (or vice versa). You

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Yes, you did absolutely fine. Bear in mind that you don't have to always enter such a full edit summary if you don't want to 'reverting vandalism by 69.115' would suffice; or even 'rv vandle to Smackbot', if you really want to save time. The reason you see such a full edit summary a lot is because

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Erm, to be honest, there isn't much of an answer to your question. I'm personally not a fan of continuously sending the talk to the right hand side of the page, for the reasons that you note - as long as two comments arn't at the same indentation one after the other, it shouldn't be too confusing.

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You may enter missing items when they are needed to complement lists. This is one of the notability rules in Wikidata. So you can, when you want to add publishers. The minimal amount of statements is that it has at least an "instance of" "publisher". My personal approach to most awards is that at

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in this case, no and nr refer to the prefixes used by NACO institutions to submit authority records to LC. no = OCLC (no95039383 for example); nr = RLIN (nr95039383) (which no longer exists; but older authorities used the prefix and still reside in the LCNAF). -- FeanorStar7 23:28, 1 October 2015

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Apologies, I've only just understood that you were probably referring to the inappropriates of a table on the TALK page of HDM, rather than in the article. I was using the talk page as as a temporary 'clipboard' in order that others could respond to its removal, probably an inappropriate use. The

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It is clear from what you say that you have lots more content you are intending to add or update. Good!! I think though you should mostly wait until you are reasonably confident that what you write will not have to be reorganised (as a massive extra effort rather than just in the course of normal

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tags), and placing a separation for a list of "Awards" in the lede of the page most definitely violate the various manuals of style we have set forth on this project. Rather than going through all of the articles to try to fix your massive errors, which has included omitting the title of the book

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External links contained within the Authority control footer bar really aren't useful in the sense of section heading "External links", as "no one" knows what is to be found there. The WorldCat main page for a writer or illustrator is immensely useful to Knowledge editors, and must be so to some

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and clicking the button labelled "Click here to contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. However, be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be removed without delay. Please do not remove the

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does not actually comprise those newspapers that have won the Public Service PPrize." Thank you for clarifying that, which I definitely misunderstood. Accordingly, I have deleted the preface, "These newspapers have won or shared the American Pulitzer Prize for Public Service (1922–present)," and

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I did mean the table of alternatives in the article; that the article should cover the allusions in prose. Skimming the talk page yesterday I noticed that another editor approved the table of alternatives at least as a general approach: User:Old Moonraker 14:11, 16 December 2011 (UTC) in section

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point, that rule would take precedence over other examples that are not addressing this point. To be more specific, when we are discussing whether a disambiguation page should use excessive description, and the MOS says "Don't use excessive description", the fact that other parts of the MOS have

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Hi P64, I took a quick spin on the discussion page for categories listed for renaming. I actually never read over the category naming protocols so my head's now hurting from all that metadata.... Oww! Still, the situation isn't as bad as having a new category deleted completely, which I have

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The changes to separate article contents, notes, references and citations involve some "high technology". Since your aspiration is to include a lot of detail in the articles, you really need to learn (if I may say so) how to do this properly. If you carry on as at present, your additions must be

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to be "Winners" of that prize. (Eg, see the burbs for 2008 to 2010, which name five people, four in boldface.) Nor do I know whether the Pulitzer organization authorizes those people to call themselves Pulitzer-Prize winners, nor whether it habitually looks the other way. I think I know that it

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the new category. Although there is some obvious overlap, the two aren't strictly the same thing, as not all young adult literature is necessarily "novels" — some of it is short stories, some of it is non-fiction, and on and so forth. AWB also doesn't offer me a way to evaluate whether somebody

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page describes everything in your note, so it seem superfluous to link to an external source. Can you think of a way to make it more apparent there is a dedicated Knowledge page for the series? I am open to rewording, etc - obviously it escaped your notice so it is probably the same for other

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Combining both means that other editors will see some progress across the board, and one article after another reaching our current quality goal. By "final polishing" I meant something like editing five articles a time in a tabbed browser and going back and forth between them until they are all

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Ts 1 Talk:Professional sports league organization T 2 Welcome T 3 Archiving Talk pages T 4 Reverting Vandalism 2006 above; 2010 below 5 A consideration for cross project consolidation of talk page templates 2011 10 US National Archives collaboration l 19 Dragonriders of Pern

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and it's currently a mess. Most of the links are from Akita's various pages and the various sections are full of non-notable and obviously not neutral material. Since a lot of the unencyclopedic edits happened by various IPs very quickly, I'm trying to get it semi-protected for the time being.

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In the course of its five year history (ironically, the same length of time the NA itself survived) this article has attracted fewer edits than the National Association had teams (this PROD is edit #21 by my count). No salvageable content here whatsoever. Terribly written, no sources, text has

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What do you think? I think this represents the conclusion that there should be no article, nor disambiguation, merely a redirect to the Category with its preface. The alternative, it now seems to me offhand, is something much longer, with sections covering such as the earliest known CBA, etc.

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article, especially the very enlightening research about Verne's place at the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame. Now that we have a "Monuments and tributes" section in the article, I've gone ahead and moved the SFFHoF information into that section. Please do let me know if you have any

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You mention changes that must be made to conform with style guidelines, and mention "final polishing" as if it might be imminent. What time horizon do you have in mind here? These were stubs and starts that Ryu felt moved to protect. Half of the references and external links that s/he angrily

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Hi again P64: I saw your note on the editing of article lede/lead sections and wanted to comment on the process. A bit of caution is occasionally used when editing the lede section so as to not overwhelm it with details which should ordinarily reside in the article's main body. As noted in

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least the existing items should have been registered as winners. At this stage of Wikidata it means a significant investment in time. The point is that the awardees are linked and become significantly more relevant through this link. I often get to an award through a person I touch. Thanks,

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deserves special attention (importance=Mid, selected for six several foreign language pedia). It may be prudent to improve this one in giant steps rather than quite so piecemeal as I have attempted but I feel bad that you are suddenly working hard here. The content probably isn't yet worth

5712:. "I often get to an award through a person I touch." Do you mean that you work primarily on wikipedia biographies and "instance of" "human" WD items? I do (mainly wikipedia), and secondarily on books and book series. But it turns out that I often get to people and books through awards! 4549:

That substance is from the Schoenherr biography as revised just now. Those are two retrieval dates, one preferably noting at once when the reference was completed and when the source was used in the article, and the other noting when the dead link was fixed by substitution of a current

3660:: not spam, not an attack page, not a copyright violation, not any of the other reasons for which I would delete someone's page without asking. Then I clicked "patrolled" to remove it from the list of "pages that have not yet been patrolled", and moved on to the next entry. That's all. 6762:. Doing article rating is a great way to find interesting articles with-in our project's scope and to also find articles that were incorrectly tagged. This project will hopefully let us better monitor and aid in the development the many articles that this project supports. Thanks to 5737:

winners are WD items. NO.wiki has biographies of all the winners. (complete thru 2014. At wikidata I created one 2015 winner and I see that you created one in April. By the way you say that a minimal statement "instance of" is expected, but PRAESA does not have one.) Alerted by

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A page recently got added into the mainspace and it is in dire, desperate need of attention. I'm not too savvy about the world of sports or some of the people who talk about it, so I thought I'd direct it to someone who is more familiar with sports in general. The page is for

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is tiny and appears arbitrary. Some do not use "Children's Book Award" in their names, and there must be dozens that do have such names. It seems to me that the page should be shorter than it is, without any list of CBA. And it should refer more clearly to the Category page

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At Wikidata today, when i try add statement LAC, this pops up: "Canadiana authorities ID ... obsolete identifier of Library and Archives Canada ...". I don't recall whether I knew how to find such ID at some Canada website, or whether I relied on its inclusion in some VIAF

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does not actually comprise those newspapers that have won the Public Service PPrize. It comprises those 52/53 newspapers plus 36/37 others that may be (whether or not they should be) called Pulitzer Prize-winning newspapers as publishers/employers of Pulitzer-Prize winning

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5. I would also prefer reference layout with quotations or instructions in a separate paragraph so that retrieval dates terminate reference paragraphs more uniformly. I quit doing that because I learned that it would often be undone quickly (but Schoenherr now includes

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code within the "efn" code, as you note above, and which I don't know how to fix offhand. I don't have much time to spend here tonight; if it hasn't been resolved by the next time I can visit I'll make sure to see what I can do to help. Thanks for your reply! -

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okay, didn't see the underconstruction tag, as it was posted late in the article. I moved it to the top of the article where it will be seen. I also didn't see the "nba1970/1980" when I searched the code. It appears the real problem is the placement of <ref:

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Rereading that obituary after visiting Simon & Schuster online yesterday, I realize that those two sources are clear about the full name of the imprint "Atheneum B.f.Y.R." in 1961 and forty years later, so I can improve the article in another way. (but not

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Wow! Can you believe that we've gone from less than 5 members to over 20 in just a short time? Thanks to everyone for joining (or rejoining) the project and hopefully we will do some great work ahead. Please feel free to bring any ideas you might have to our

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needs a table of contents, as most talk pages do. Skimming the code I did not find a magic word (with "__" if i understand correctly) that now suppresses it, nor did I find where in Knowledge space to ask for help with magic words or TOCs. So I cry out here.

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my top user page is a misleading collection of notes for which I have not created a subpage or used pencil and paper. The subpages indicate where I have done a lot of EN.wiki editing. And I have added "|sports-work-group=yes |sports-priority=" to template

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You're correct that in illustrating some other points, the MOS includes examples that don't really meet this particular point. Perhaps that should be corrected. I would nevertheless argue that where the MOS offers a clear rule that specifically addresses

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My information is ten years old. I don't know what interactive features LC has added to ID.loc.gov pages, mainly using internet linkage. As far as I know, US national library "authority files" do not link the library catalog records. Germany and Japan

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I agree with your interpretation of what the fictional multiples category now contains, namely four subcategories for duos, trios, quartets, and superhero teams. But I doubt the value of the category tree around here. And I doubt that the contents of

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There are all sorts of tasks available for any type of editor, whether you're a writer, organizer, gnome, coder, or image guru. The National Archives is making its resources available to Knowledge, so help us forge this important relationship! Please

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Hi there - appreciate the updates to various Earthsea novels. You have added a note to about 4 novel pages, linking to the Internet Speculative Fiction Database for detail on the Earthsea sequence and stories; however there is already a wikilink to

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There certainly isn't a given number of colons that I stop at, however, and I'm sure I could find occaisions where I have indented. Therefore, the best probable explanation is that I couldn't be bothered to type half a dozen colons before my text! --

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I don't know whether we should call any people winners of the Public Service PPrize, but I haven't read on the official website or in print any of the general material that I would read if I were serious about the prose sections of our PP pages in

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but it aids finding historical inaccuracies in other articles linked to someone who has been knighted. There are a fair few articles that call someone "Sir" even though the date in the article is before they were knighted. Be redirecting all the

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my own section heading. Unfortunately, this is only one of a myriad of speculative/irrelevant/confusing or inappropriate parts of the coverage across all the HDM pages, also unfortunately other editors seem to have lost interest in the content.

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now and it's mainly your userpages which are left. I can replace these templates with substituted versions, if that's okay with you. Then they will continue to display properly when the template is changed to remove named parameters. — Martin

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Sorry to get back so late. Actually, I couldn't find these probabilities anywhere online myself, so out of interest I wrote a piece of code to calculate them for me. I don't know how to cite this as a source unfortunately... I've put the code

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and thus from the Wikidata display of person items. Normdaten at the foot of a DE.wiki biography does provide points of entry to library catalogue records of a person's works in all three of the Germany, US, and Japan national libraries.

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The international styles DMY and MDY (not YMD) pertain here to prose, infobox, and publication dates. YMD is appropriate for archive and retrieve dates regardless of the other style. --not only appropriate but extraordinarily common,

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Hoi, I finished adding data. I noticed that you added the current winner for the Carnegie award. I can easily add the missing winners for the Carnegie award. Do you want to do that yourself (recommended). Please let me know. Thanks,

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Yan Lu (盧燕 or 卢燕, first name "Yan" and last name "Lu") and Ru Yan (阎茹, first name "Ru" and last name "Yan") are different players. Please note: Chinese people always say last name (surname, family name) first and first name last.

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It's hard to know exactly what you objected to that would cause you to revert an edit that brought the article in question into line with a number of guidelines. I'm reinstating the edit, although I'll scrutinise it and try to

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2) Regarding authority control, I don't think people have generally been citing the authority databases in footnotes; I think it's assumed that the link is the reference, since it takes you directly to LC or DNB or whatever.

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4. I do consider those Archived and Retrieved sentences a misuse of space, so much clutter. I would prefer retrieval dates given in succinct small notes (perhaps archival data also small, but I don't illustrate that here).

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By "a writer or illustrator", I mean the LCCN-identified writer/illustrator personal name in the appropriate sense: may be a joint pseudonym, personal pseudonym, corporation (Inc.) name, etc. That is also what I mean by

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It would be unusual, spoken. I read it somewhere else and thought it clear. I doubt that it's incorrect. ("Mystery fiction" rather than mysteries would be unusual, spoken.) ... The NYT obituary does say "science-fiction

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Hi. I concede that I have forgotten but I see that no one replied to my reports. ("Reports" because I know from re-reading that I did not intend to do the cleanup myself, but only to help provide better context for

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Sometime last year another editor chimed in about using the pages of catalog databases without formal references but I don't find that or any other more recent such discussion at WP:Authority control (above), or at

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US national library authority files do not fulfil that function (or they did not, a decade ago, and I don't know where as viewed in a webbrowser they do it now). Instead it is LCCN.loc.gov pages for identified

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Hi, very few template documentation pages have talk pages, and the few that do exist aren't watched much. Pretty much all discussion takes place on the talk page of the template itself. Accordingly, I've moved

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line, I have unfortunately made the decision to revert them. The various modifications you made, including lengthy references which seem to have nothing to do with the page, adding in HTML linebreaks (<br:

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You've got WorldCat listed twice. Second in Authority control. That is the purpose of Authority control to aggregate library resources. However you are free to have two instances if that is what you want. --

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Along with many others, I like YMD for its clear contrast with DMY and MDY in substantial senses, and also for its scan-ability at the end of references paragraphs (unless quotations or freeform instructions

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except add links to LCCatalog(ue) and WorldCat using {LCAuth} and {Authority control} external links templates; add biog. and bibliog. data to writer biographies and book articles using LCNAF and LCCat as

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I have found some "np" replaced by "viaf", and see now that Culbertson is one of them. I suppose there is a lag after LCCN is assigned to someone with such a page, before WorldCat uses the "lccn" eddress.

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and run around in little circles fixing matters arising. Of course you are welcome to update it... I will add a scan of the US first edition cover "soon" (it is in the post). I've also created a category

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Ryulong and I agree that the articles need to be brought in line with conventional Knowledge style. The latest versions can be the basis for these further changes, as long as they happen. I have updated

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Thanks for the help on VIAF, I see you work on sports articles. I have been adding the Library of Congress images of tennis, polo, and rowing. Do you work on the Flickr Commons LOC Project each Friday?

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I don't know either whether we should call any newspapers winners of the other PPrizes, which are awarded to people rather than to their employers. Same qualification: I haven't read any of the general

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That is a reasonable use of Talk when the removed material is not too long (as yours was not) and you consider its removal worth discussion--or simply worth notice beyond the scope of the edit summary.

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I don't always check the WorldCat link displayed by template AC. Probably I have missed some even with the edit summary "add {Authority control} and thus WorldCat" or "add LCCN and thus WorldCat". --

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article to be published in May. This is an excellent opportunity to draw attention to your efforts and attract new members to the project. Would you be willing to participate in an interview? If so,

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I like your test addition of 'location' and 'edition' parameters in the 'cite book' template. All six editions should be done likewise and should be made the universal cut and paste master in a new

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Two or three generations ago, boxing and horse racing may have been national sports in USA (where I am), but no longer --three or four generations ago, if you are as young as the "girl" suggests. --

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I know little about sports talk radio and less about facebook. Until I read "Dawgs" in this article, I didn't know that Washington Huskies were dogs. I can't afford to watch. Good luck with that. --

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and its incredible collection? This summer, the National Archives—which houses some of America's most important historical documents—is hosting me as its Wikipedian in Residence, and I have created

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article evolution). Otherwise a lot of what you do is a waste of your time, mine or anybody else's who works on the articles. Apart from new content, I see several dimensions of changes needed:

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By the way, did you find this problem using a general tool or hidden category for such pages? I placed the tag where this station (my browser and user preferences) displays red notices such as

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Also, thanks for the heads up about the spacing issue; I was trying to save space on the servers; if the bot is adding spaces that's fine. I will let it all go and just focus on the content.--

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UK national library does not belong in the discussion, as far as I know. No authority files. Also no points of entry to British Library catalogue records of someone's works, as far as I know.

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redirect, nor have I ever seen the authority control used on redirects before. Are those needed? Aren't the IWs handled by Wikidata now, and isn't the auth control in the target article? –

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I have gone on much too long with a slow computer or slow connection and an operating system that I don't know. For how I hope this gives you something to think about and some encouragement.

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Probably that's OK with me but maybe this weekend. I don't know what this means, "replace these templates with substituted versions". Do you mean to insert all of the code that constitutes

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This newsletter sees us embark on a project drive around article creation of some medium, or higher, importance topics that are currently redlinks. Read more and consider joining the work.

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reading "These people may be considered winners of the prize…," how did you determine that they may be considered winners of a prize awarded to organizations not to individuals? Thank you.

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Whilst I'm here, I'll give you the standard welcome message. It has a number of links detailing policies or procedures. As it says, if you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask.

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as a member at the project you will not receive any future newsletters. If you would like to sign-up for just the newsletters or want to be an active member but not get the newsletters

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examples that, in talking about something completely different, happen to use excessive description, does not mean that a) we should use excessive description or b) that it is wrong to

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lately! I'm not really sure if this is something you enjoy, or are just trying out, but on the off chance that it's the former I wanted to invite you to work on the pages relating to

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Your short prefaces have the major problem that they don't explain what pages are in the categories. Focusing on the newspapers for illustration because I guess you missed that point,

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if you have not already done so (I'm not suggesting learning it by heart, I certainly have not, but make sure you know what is covered and where to find the details if you need them).

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templates in your userspace. Just to let you know that there is a drive to remove all named parameters of this template, and in the future it will only work in mainspace or with the

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for reading aloud to very young children, reference books for primary schoolchildren, novels for older teenagers, or anything between. Commonly they recognize new works, annually.

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Is it possible --at a remote Windows machine, perhaps using some tool external to wikpedia-- to search hidden comments specifically? or to search page code for specific strings?

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I think these are okay to leave as is; usually, the main record will contain a note of all the pseudonyms in the 500 field, but the "major" ones often have seperate entries. See

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future people who "fix" them, and using en dashes is hopeless as anyone wanting to use them would probably not know how (a copy/paste would work, but they might try typing it).

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I have asked a mentor who (formerly?) visits almost daily and notified, or implicitly asked, the other frequent maintainer of the List. Now I'll expand notice to the List talk.

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One answer is that I don't create formal references because there was no reply, nor related change to the main page, when I asked about citing authority databases last March,

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for children and young adults". Is "science fictions" normal American usage? It is incorrect in British usage, where we would say something like "science fiction stories". --

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placed on their pages - this will let us monitor and support these articles better. However, the tagging received some complaints about too many incorrectly place tags (see

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Authority control templates 80 date formats 81 Percy Jackson Task Force 82 Something you might be interested in 83 Nansen Refugee Award 83.1 Carnegie Medal at Wikidata

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Happy children join me in extending the best possible Season's Greetings to you and your loved ones at this time of year, and if you don't celebrate the usual holidays (

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There is something else to do about articles on living people. I don't work on that but I'll take a quick look and make a second edit if I think that it will be helpful.

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so that you can create conventionally-styled content without anybody else looking over your shoulder and because as I have already said I don't want to "spoil your fun".

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as Peter Murray. There are 88 such LC catalog records, mainly short science books for the schools market. I added another catalog Ext link and now a talk page notice,

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but add and improve captions in EN.wiki articles. I don't know of FCLC and haven't visited anything Flickr afaik; maybe someone else has the same or similar username.

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criterion at least in case of dispute (and I don't know we one). Checking now, I don't believe either one of them did; the first provided only the ref and the second

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edit comes from, because it does not appear to be recognised by the authority control template, nor is there any property called this on Wikidata. Regards — Martin

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added the ref names "nba1980s" and "nba1970s" but without any text for those refs. Would you please revisit the article and add the sources you intended? Thanks. -

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WorldCat's "links" to Knowledge aren't actually links - they just plug the author's name into the search function, which is why Robert O'Brien goes to the redirect

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Hello from a "talk page stalker". I have added the WP Bio template to the talk page, which is what we need for a biography, with living=Yes for a living person. --

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recently pointed out that on some of our Top importance pages about Children's literature awards there are many redlinks. The three pages with these redlinks are

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Once articles are formatted nicely I would propose generally to leave further content addition to yourself or others, although I may join in from time to time. --

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They are defined in the References section and called in the body of the article. See refs 3 and 22. The question is how to call them from explanatory footnotes.

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or have chosen to subscribe to the newsletter. If you would like to sign-up for just the newsletters or want to be an active member but not get the newsletters

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or have chosen to subscribe to the newsletter. If you would like to sign-up for just the newsletters or want to be an active member but not get the newsletters

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More good work has been underway since our last newsletter. Thanks to all the project members for what you to do to support Children's literature on Knowledge.

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or have chosen to subscribe to the newsletter. If you would like to sign-up for just the newsletters or want to be an active member but not get the newsletters

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W Munson that's available in my library consortium - hopefully it will give some idea. That's the only real thought I've got now for ready confirmation on it.

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not a software issue as such, except for the fact that you can really only automate one task per batch and then have to create a new batch for the next task.

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You are also correct that that was the user's only contribution. If you want, you could add a test template to his/her user talk page - these can be found at

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It seems quite likely to me that, for example, someone who's seeking to read about the racehorse named The Trump will be able to tell by the link that says

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Some of these authors have mere Stubs, others very stale Starts. Unless s/he grabs my interest, I then try to deposit the facts and make a quick getaway. --

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Hi. I am returned today from three weeks off the 'net, during year 2016 of reduced EN.wiki participation. I am not sure when or whether I will catch up. --

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Thanks for your ongoing editing of contract bridge articles especially your recent contribs at {[tl|gcb}} and all your work at the competition articles.

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you added 'screenplays' to genres in the infobox. 'Screenplays' seem, to me, a literary form destined for another medium and not, as such, a genre.

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Thanks for your note and the headsup about the template. Excellent work on the glossary - keep it up! I'll try to add a few bits and pieces if I can.

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Authorities, which displays another arrangement of much info at the LCCN target including the notes on vital data such as fullnames and birthdates.)

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and retained 2014-10-31 because I believe the current date correct in such a case--whenever a reference is revised to target a new page/eddress.

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latter date. Where you found a new source at the Internet Archive (thanks), I didn't notice that it was new, but presumed that you had fixed a

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I didn't restore the NYT obituary publication date "Fox, Margalit (2010-04-15)" because YMD is permitted only for archival and retrieval dates.

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to Knowledge! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are some pages that you might find helpful:

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who are writers and illustrators of book in English. (It does that by pointing to lccn.loc.gov/ rather than to id.loc.gov/authorities/names/.)

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Well, an article on awards for children's literature may be appropriate, but the real problem with such an article is that it is likely to be

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what on earth the issue is. A note on the talk page explaining your action would have been preferable. Better still, a manual partial revert.

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quite specifically so the interview is not for me. I am interested to note that Chess is excluded from Board and table games in some sense.--

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I think so even if we do have an article about the series whose title suggests that it must provide bibliographic information. (Such as the

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to the Category page. The text of the Category page --Category preface, so to speak-- may perhaps adequately handle the explanatory burden.

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Both categories and redirects WikiProject talk pages are on my watchlist although I am not formally a member. I feel sure that the latter

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I do watch these category talk pages and many others where I have provided some explanation of or accounting for the category coverage. --

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try to put the details in one place, although AdSE makes that difficult with the book discussed here and the visit to NYC discussed there.

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useful. This allows you to show how a template is used, without actually invoking the template itself. So, by using that, I can do this:

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National Diet Library of Japan (NDL) "authority file" is a point of entry to Japanese national library cat records of a person's works.

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to WorldCat; I get a document not found message. I will have to find some examples for you... --FeanorStar7 00:20, 1 October 2015 (UTC)

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should have gone into the novels category instead of the more general one — the only thing I can do in AWB is a straight one-to-one "if

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P.S. My barnstar should recognize "competitions articles" rather than "competition articles"! That work probably warps my judgment. -P64

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must attend to this one. If Al Gavin is any legitimate, even if remote, candidate for the boxing HOF, they should welcome notification.

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You may know, as I recall, EN.wiki moved link targets from LCCN.loc.gov to ID.loc.gov about 10 years ago. DE.wiki did not go along.

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reworked substantially and some may be removed as irrelevant or unmaintainable. So please also start reorganising the articles using

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winners and perhaps some other children's literature awards). I created WD items for the few winning books/titles that were missing.

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Deutsche Nationalbibliothek (DNB) "authority file" is a point of entry to German national library cat records of a person's works.

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so I'm very happy to collaborate. I hope none of my modifications were insulting, and I won't take any offense to yours. Cheers!

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Perhaps the Nansen Refugee Award winners are all EN.wiki notable and it is plausible to me that all are welcome as wikidata items.

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and some other users with fancy technology have tools that allow them to immediatly revert an edit, leaving an automated summary.

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Today I confirmed that all of the winning writers are WD items (because NO.wiki has articles for all of them, as it does for all

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At WT:MOS:DATE see my reports and subsequent discussions under the heading " Script-assisted conversion of Retrieved YYYY-MM-DD"

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I have no preference either way about its format. Maybe a table would be nice. Thanks for taking an interest in the CYRM awards.

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as I think is necessary. I hope we can continue to work together to improve Anne's articles and I suggest we proceed as follows:

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because mis-spelled.) The lowercase "c" is appropriate, and it's a correction that I made to your text when I added the wikilink.

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In fact, several of your article modifications are highly out of line with the internal guidelines we have set forth throughout

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if you find yourself in need of any help as we work to turn these notable entries on some of our most important articles blue.

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The way around that dilemma is to do an archive of the talk page, rather than deleting stuff, which somebody might yelp about.

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Ha ha (below): One of our automated rivals doesn't like my National Book Awards work so much. Now I need to earn this icon. --

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Cant use appropiately the &thsp; operator to separate suit symbols from cards. It simply remains unrecognized. Any hint?

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This page is not archived chronologically. Instead its archive comprises only "old" material on baseball and related sports.

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i think there are other children's literature awards thus complete at NO.wiki but they are only national or Nordic in scope.

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is awarded to news organizations, not to individuals, and since you cite no authority for listing individuals within either

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Sorry for not replying sooner - I set your message aside to reply to and then things kept intervening! A couple of replies:

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on talk pages using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. If you need help, check out

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interjection. I suppose you mean no aid because they were knighted before they received this lifetime achievement award. --

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Regarding the space and format issue: I refer to what I said above about content; I wasn't aware of all the complexities.--

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I have a feeling that if there are other sources to be found, they'll probably be print sources rather than online sources.

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4 notices received Winter/Spring 2019; edited only to rearrange as indented one level here, and to strip whitespace --P64

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Concerning wikipedia/wikidata auto-generated links to online authority files and, in turn, to online catalogue records.

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I see that CILIP has a new or improved or restored longlist that we should at least note in section 2 of these articles,

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I did the best I could to explain. You may also be interested in joining the WikiProject. We could use a bit of help.

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official websites of those people; (b) coverage by their newspaper-employers; (c) coverage by their current employers.

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Maybe I'll soon get around to specifying the 2007 press releases that are cited collectively in section 5. Here's one.

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Aha, I wondered if I'd ever be asked this question. There is nothing to aid the accuracy in that particular article,

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Hi. Thanks for your message. Regarding your question about the authority control template, I do it manually (by eye).

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parameter. So you might want to import this data to Wikidata, or it will stop working at some point. Thanks — Martin

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Thanks! I definitely need to brush up on my tags. I'm getting more savvy but so far I'm at a definite novice level.

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Centrx, Thanks for sectioning this talk and for clear instructi-suggestions on your own talk page about how to talk.

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This section moves down the page with every occasional update, which always includes at least a new timestamp. -P64

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Greetings, I added the 2015 shortlists for the Carnegie and Greenaway awards. Can you please take a look? Thanks!

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I've left the following on the HDM talk page, but am copying it to your talk page in case you don't return to HDM:

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doesn't make any grammatical sense after your edit, and I can't figure out what you meant! Could you fix that? --

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Hi, I saw your post on the discussion page of the Yankees-Giants rivalry page. I brought up a related issue on the

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Hi, P64 – Just curious as I haven't seen anyone add interwiki links to anything for a long time as you did to the

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Thanks for checking the article. I read that she attended Columbia University from Columbia from a Chinese website

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links, it helps in finding articles that call someone "Sir" or "Dame" or "Lord" incorrectly. Yes, I am that anal.

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For LeGuin's Earthsea Cycle, as ISFDB calls it, we do not have a series article. We have a world article, akin to

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your page. I went through the enormously-backlogged list of newly-created pages and confirmed that your page was

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Done promptly and one day later, "yesterday" broadly, I crafted a long illustration of the alternative approach.

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whether that's the article they're seeking. I really don't think it's necessary to include the horse's birthday.

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has been nominated for renaming. A discussion is taking place to decide whether this proposal complies with the

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s. (I don't know the appropriate criteria. Their purposes differ, of course I know, but I don't their purposes.)

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Considering the most important function, now I suppose that the template message may usefully be revised such as

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I made a very quick entry on both those pages. They'll need cleanup. Can you take another look at them? Thanks!

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Do articles come to your attention through WP:Sports? Or do you skim generally (such as AfC) for sports content?

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If one uses a complete sentence concerning the archive, which I hate but many love, still YMD retrieval dates.

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and then to the disambiguation page. I don't know why they're not pulling the one out of VIAF, which does have

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for other examples where the authority info is included in the template; in other words, there is precedent. --

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restored were home pages of complex websites (eg, pernhome.com, pern.nl) and half were URLs without linknames (

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shows that T.seppelt aka Kasparbot has been persuaded too. For background, mainly if not wholly archived, see

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really nice and consistent. No timetable for that, we will know when it is time for that sort of tidying up.

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Should MoS shortcut redirects be sorted to certain specific maintenance categories? An Rfc has been opened

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I still hope for replies to my technical questions before the tag {underconstruction expires in 2-1/2 days!

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No problem. Let me note to myself, at least, that I will get back to McCaffrey by the end of this month. --

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I would request that you try to fix these massive errors in style before making any more articles resemble

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Braves links over the past few weeks. I'd be happy to help work a list if it can be generated. Cheers ....

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if there are other articles with awards details in the lead, please create a separate awards section (see

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I can also make some improuvements here and there if no one objects, but I do not want to bother anybody.

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Thanks for looking into these - it's good to know that we have reliable data for a set of major authors!

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Wow, I'd forgotten about that page! I cleared my watchlist a month or so ago, as it had gotten too long.

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guidelines. If you would like to participate in the discussion, you are invited to add your comments at

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I updated both the Carnegie and Greenaway pages for the 2014 awards. Jon Klassen won the Greenaway for

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Thanks. Please go ahead and give all User:P64 pages the same revision, whenever convenient for you. --

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2. No source except advice from one very experienced editor when I became a heavy editor ~4 years ago.

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awarded to individuals, Knowledge should not single out any person as winner of this particular honor.

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but the record shows that I am wrong, altho it may be the one that deserved that grade.) I admit that

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non-fiction by Herbert and others, and fiction by others (indeed, named fiction series by others). --

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Thank you for all this good work and for learning the Redr template so well! I helped out with the

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only a sometime residence, a 500-byte contribution only because--well, see the inanity for yourself!

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Awarded to a conscientious editor for exemplary work on List of winners of the National Book Award.

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Knowledge talk:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers#Script-assisted conversion of Retrieved YYYY-MM-DD

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LCCN.loc.gov pages are points of entry to all LC book records that credit a writer or illustrator

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item I created hours ago). So it is not yet possible to cover even the ordinary data in our table

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We expect a major blizzard here where I sit and i may not be back here where I write for days. --

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Can you fix a minor bug? If there's only one record, it says "1 library catalog records", as in

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page. You can find out about new Good Article Nominees, Articles for Deletion, and more. If you

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A great way to stay on top of articles which need particular attention is through the project's

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Congrats to the following editors for having newly recognized content in November and December:

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speedy deletion tag from the page yourself, but do not hesitate to add information in line with

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of them link to a section in that article! That is, there are no pages containing wikitext like

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1) I don't know of any thing off the top of my head regarding the speculative fiction question.

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Upon seeing the various modifications you made to the various articles on the novels within the

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on your talk page and someone will show up shortly to answer your questions. Again, welcome! --

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spreadsheet accompanying the U.S. Congress, Joint Economic Committee, Social Capital Project. “

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The CYRM winners were announced May 1. I updated the list. can you proofread it please? Thanks

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about 90% of the supposed biographies of journalists that were in that category and its parent

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Cite error: tag with name "nba1970s" defined in is not used in prior text; see the help page.

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leads to the series article (and to Britain and Wales). Our articles on the Prydain books (see

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No further questions at the moment, as I did find the instructi-suggestions about archiving. --

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That is a reasonable shortcut link, new to me, which I'll try to use in future edit summaries.

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or not. It looks like he might, but I'm not too familiar with all of this to know for certain.

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easily identified, systematic changes to all the articles (removing extra br tags for example)

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about the possibility of combining some of the United States related WikiProject Banners into

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Some of the winning publishers are missing at WD (at least Hot Key Books for the 2013 winner

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visitor-readers. It's a shame, concerning those some, that it's buried in the footer bar.

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Thanks again for your prompt response. Please let me respond to a couple of your points.

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Thanks for the notice. I haven't read it. During a big storm here a few days ago, I read

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Heilemann, Michael (September 18, 2010). "George Lucas stole Chewbacca, but it's Okay".

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What is your justification for the ymd dates, as far as "restoring" them? Super ugly.—

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I don't know whether the Pulitzer organization consider even those people named in its

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to familiarise yourself with Knowledge's conventions regarding source and presentation.

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Yes, I translated some English articles on bridge championships to Chinese wikipedia.

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P.S. Has there been much discussion or collaboration on our coverage of Earthsea? --

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I don't know about handling gross "unencyclopedic edits" except deletion, as I have

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to be continued (not until next fortnight?) --composed and revised 18:12, 18:56, --

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are quartets, or closely related to quartets, consistently. No time to say more. --

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Talk:Monty Hall problem#Conditional or Simple solutions for the Monty Hall problem?

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under the section Format. 2001 and later years use the four digits so for example:

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Things seem to have stalled. I'm troubled that we have thousands of articles from

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You are being very kind. I appreciate your help a lot. Will try to follow suit. --

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While all contributions to Knowledge are appreciated, content or articles may be

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requesting that it be speedily deleted from Knowledge. This has been done under

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the end of section 2, which is my change, whose need I noticed at a glance. --

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and moved it from that multiples cat to other evidently appropriate cats (2).

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Thank you, technical expert, for quality articles on baseball people such as

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Please consider improving the article to address the issues raised. Removing

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Would you like to help improve Knowledge's coverage of topics related to the

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Thanks for answering, and sorry, I have only just seen your reply! — Martin

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Yesterday I added award statements to several HCAAward-winning illustrators

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including its three archives. Maybe there has been discussion on one of the

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discussion page. If you could help address it I know it would help. Thanks!

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s works in LC Catalog ("Browse this term in LC Catalog"); useful for all

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User talk:FeanorStar7#Multiple VIAF LCCN Authority control for one article

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please take a fresh look at a few featured articles and recent changes to

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you should restore the book titles to any infoboxes where they are missing

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Content above this banner is both miscellaneous and old (2006). See also:

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you can even see the new additions each night right frmo your watchlist.

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Any comments would be appreciated, but no worries if you cannot make it.

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If this is the first article that you have created, you may want to read

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.

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Knowledge:Featured article candidates/The Left Hand of Darkness/archive1

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I put in the 2015 Carnegie and Greenaway winners if you can check them.

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encourage you to substitute a concise explanation of what this category

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Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Al Gavin, Boxing Cutman and Trainer

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The use of the corresponding BridgeHand templates spend too much space.

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are allowed to vote. Users with alternate accounts may only vote once.

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are allowed to vote. Users with alternate accounts may only vote once.

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I'm afraid that I'm just not knowledgeable enough to know if he passes

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the last three paragraphs. Perhaps you can learn more about procedures.

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If you think this page should not be deleted for this reason, you may

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I am living at Nonantum and hope to meet you in person. My email is

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The article itself does use some of the anchors, with this wikitext:

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page but it does not appear in the project's contribution list. Why?

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What is the difference/advantages between these two pages? — Martin

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has these anchors (the "span id" defines anchor "40th" using html):

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Anyway, I do not know how to find all of the instances. I know I've

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Regarding the matter under discussion, the DE.wikipedia footer bar

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Should I ask whether your robot can make 115 such substitutions at

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Please, with respect to that portion of your 19 November 2013 edit

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This section moves down the page with every occasional update -P64

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in External links section of writer/illustrator biographies. See

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doesn't enforce the prohibition at all strictly, if there is one.

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National library authority files and catalogue records (online)

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should be at Wikidata now, as NO.wiki has a page for every one.

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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/np-culbertson,%20josephine/

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I can not find the following needed contract bridge templates

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to answer that question. Your sentiments would be appreciated

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Paine, I finished diffusing all and commenting many pages in

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On the last point, two user-space references: Last fortnight

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Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Fictional_characters#Template:Jack

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Please note the most recent comment from Jack Blackbourne at

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User talk:Gymel#Moving AC templates to redirects from people

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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Talk:List of winners of the National Book Award#Split awards

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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I am monitoring your talk page, so you can let me know here.

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if you do it the other way; the WorldCat link doesn't work.

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just prior to your note on every novel page. The Knowledge

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=Mother+Goose

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My revised descriptions fit well with those illustrated at

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for an example of what an original record might look like.

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For your first case, Avi, it's probably best to create the

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at FAC. As an editor who has contributed significantly to

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be put into question, so thought I'd leave you a message.

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talk pages --but there is more than one WorldCat template.

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Template talk:Infobox writer#"Influences" and "Influenced"

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Library_of_Congress_Control_Number

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Category:Articles about multiple people in pre-Tang China

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Category:Articles about multiple people in pre-Tang China

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To be continued after I am done diffusing and commenting

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Here are some links to pertinent useful recent discussion

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is next Monday; its shortlists were announced yesterday.

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Knowledge talk:Manual of Style/Linking#Overlink overdone

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Giants-Yankees official games for Subway Series template

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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Canadiana Name Authority ID : ncf10508633 : source VIAF

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