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from other periods, while placing their records and actions in the appropriate overall historical context. For better or worse, the Arbitration Committee is neither authorized nor qualified to resolve this content dispute, beyond enforcing general precepts such as those requiring reliable sourcing, due weighting, and avoidance of personal attacks. Nor does Knowledge have any other editorial body authorized to dictate precisely how the articles should read outside the ordinary editing process. Knowledgeable editors who have not previously been involved in these disputes are urged to participate in helping to resolve them. Further instances of uncollegial behavior in this topic-area will not be tolerated and, if this occurs, may result in this Committee's accepting a request for clarification and amendment to consider imposition of further remedies, including topic-bans or discretionary sanctions.

1876:, " the flotilla leader (large destroyer) Dubrovnik, a British-designed ship that was the de facto flagship of the Royal Yugoslav Navy during the late interwar period, and saw service under three flags during World War II. She conveyed King Alexander home after he was assassinated at Marseilles in 1934, and was captured by the Italians at the Bay of Kotor during the April 1941 Axis invasion of Yugoslavia. As Premuda she was the most important and effective Italian war prize ship of World War II, doing duty on as an escort on over 100 North Africa supply runs. After the Italian surrender, she saw service with the German Navy as TA 32, during which she notably clashed with Royal Navy ships in the Battle of the Ligurian Sea. She was scuttled by the Germans at Genoa in April 1945."! -- 7924:, "a dinky little torpedo boat that started its life in the Austro-Hungarian Navy and served for nearly 50 years under four different flags. She had a busy World War I in the Adriatic before being transferred to the fledgling Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later Yugoslavia) after the war. She had a fairly uneventful interwar period, but once Yugoslavia was drawn into World War II with the Axis invasion of that country in April 1941 she was put back into service under the Italian flag. Handed back to the Royal Yugoslav Navy-in-exile when the Italians surrendered in 1943, she ended up serving in the post-war communist Yugoslav Navy until 1962."! -- 6597:, thanks for your note. It was not a mistake. I am pretty clearly talking about guiding an article through GAN (and FAC for that matter). I see no evidence of that in their record you have linked (and which I looked at before !voting). The FA and two GAs were nominated and squired through the process by other editors without any involvement by JLAN, and there are only two B-Class articles listed, and only 11 C-Class articles. Anyone can create dozens of Stubs and Start-Class articles, but to really understand content creation you need to put your work through the GAN and FAC processes. I entirely stand by my neutral vote and my statement. Cheers, 5746:

Illinois Infantry to disambiguate it from the other states in the U.S. any of which might also have an 81st regiment. Or it could simply be that Dyer organised regiments by listing them under state headings, and so removed the state name for ease of reading and to save space. Especially when you consider that he manually typed the entire Compendium himself. Just a thought. Same with secondary sources: historians need to include the state as an identifier. Which makes me wonder if there is a two-fold naming convention, that in-state officials and federal officials use for unit identification. —

5714:. I stated that you had a copy and had done a table of them where I had updated some of them on their new assessment you had them with their rating. Which of course you'll see in the history. I possibly even stated that you were not interested in doing the ACW Regiments and I understand. That's fine with me. As I also stated I found the U.S. Archives confusing and was hoping someone would do a search on my behalf to show me there were other options to explore. Unfortunately, KGES1901 was moving some Regiments and I was unable to do a full move and wanted some admin help. 7372: 4420:, "an English-born Australian Army soldier of WWI who rose from the rank of private to command a battalion during the latter stages of the war. A superior tactician, one of his attacks was described as "the best show ever done by a battalion in France". He was also an eccentric character, once chasing his officers off a parade ground on horseback to show his displeasure with their efforts at drill. An administrator in New Guinea after the war, he died there, probably caused by wounds he received during the war."! -- 863: 4575: 3418: 5640:. So why don't you stop being a big girl's blouse worrying about what other people are doing, buckle down and use them yourself to get the job done! And instead of complaining about what "different sources" say, use that most notable one that literally compiles official war records into one comprehensive accurate source. As Peacemaker67 said: pinging people just so they can be aware that you're making off-hand remarks about them, rather than inviting them to a civil discussion, literally amounts to 7425: 7341: 5972: 3470: 3428: 2617: 1947: 1363: 31: 6006: 7383: 7327: 6036: 5962: 4565: 3404: 2607: 1937: 1345: 2124: 6715: 2488: 1043: 3459: 8003: 4111: 7534: 6168: 5189: 2751: 2101: 1473: 4733: 1820: 5863: 4999: 7817:

never been a state with lots of prosperity. Crossing the border from Maryland to West Virginia, one can quickly notice the difference. I have always felt that anything I can do that is positive for West Virginia is a good thing, and I wanted to make sure that the regiment that did so much was not shortchanged. That being said, the Early Action, Colonel Richmond, and Gettysburg Campaign sections would be easy to make much shorter. Thanks

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7231:. Always happy to answer queries. I often do a light c/e on articles I assess, at any level, mainly to save the time of explaining what it is I think needs tweaking. I then prompt the nom to revert if I've mucked anything up factually. If all you have done with a GOCE c/e is adjust prose, I don't see why you couldn't also do the GAN, and I doubt anyone would object. Cheers, 4456:

the GANs for two of my articles. I had posted the descriptions there to help me keep track of what I still need to work on vs. what I've completed uring the August 2018 article drive (because I'm also working on a different article drive for Women in Red). My apologies if this wasn't the correct procedure, but there was no "ulterior motive" there on my part. Kind Regards.

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doesn't mean you can't propose another specifically for ACW units. Afterall, we're not talking just a handful of articles here, but literally hundreds. I mean, why do units from a 19th century war have to be named in accordance with the way units are named in the 21st century? Seems more like modernism than a practical solution to a larger issue. —

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situations. This charade only proves that you don't work well when you get yourself all worked up. You keep asking for people to prove their advice by helping you. Load of nonsense! Advice is something you either take or leave because you asked for it. Expecting others to act on their own advice in order to give you a leg-up is unreasonable. —

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Hello Peacemaker67. I am not in the habit of asking respondents at RfA to substantiate their !vote and I am only messaging you because I am wondering if you have made a mistake that you'd rather self correct before the badgering ensues that I suspect you will encounter otherwise. It seems that saying

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G'day Ctenizidae. Reliable detailed sources on the Cossacks are hard to find, as most are written by sympathetic emigres or former Partisans, and are likely to be biased one way or another. Newland is probably one of the better ones if you can locate a copy. Tomasevich only mentions them in passing a

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MENT. Personally, I couldn't give a toss what you think about me, but I suggest you stop before you bother someone who does. Such behaviour is beneath you. As for having OCD, maybe you should learn to control it better, instead of letting it influence your ability to apply some common sense to these

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Adam, pinging people and having a go at them for not engaging with what you want to do isn't going to encourage them to join in. This looks to me (as an Aussie with no idea about the ACW) to be a highly complex area, with many regiments having multiple names in their short histories. Perhaps you are

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My apologies, sir. I didn't realise this guy is watching my every move. My focus was getting the article up to an encyclopaedic standard and merging it seems to be the best way to achieve that as it currently has multiple issues (least of all being redundancy) yet I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot

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was definitely a major factor in Operation 25. As you can probably tell, Yugoslavia in WWII is my main area of editing interest. In English, it is hard to go past Tomasevich's 2001 book, which examines the various bits Yugoslavia was chopped up into, particularly the Axis puppet Independent State of

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Hi! You probably don't know me, but I've written over 80 World War II related articles and have noticed a serious backlog and lack of coverage of topics mostly covered in Russian. (Soviet censorship certainly didn't help with this issue). For next month's missing article drive, could it be dedicated

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You are correct about Dyer. I have noticed that sources published during the Civil War in state sometimes omit the state name, but postwar even in state sources use the state name. So it can be said that there was a two-fold naming convention in same ways during the war itself, but postwar there is

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Adam, we need to do a survey of what these units are called in reliable sources. There isn't going to be a "proof", they will be called different names in different sources. Once we have that for each regiment, we'll be in a position to determine the common name and can decide article titles. Until

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While certain specific user-conduct issues have been identified in this decision, for the most part the underlying issue is a content dispute as to how, for example, the military records of World War II-era German military officers can be presented to the same extent as military records of officers

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My view is that all these articles using geographical boundaries of post-war subdivisions of Yugoslavia are ahistorical, and should be covered under the various annexed and occupied territories, but I am not focussed on that now, and in the interim, the existing article is as good a place as any to

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to its parent subject (I know, right? How prompt) and I agree that a merge is necessary and overdue. I originally created the article and it quickly became -- as they invariably do -- a cesspit of nationalist propaganda, so I avoided it like the plague (and subsequently Knowledge, for that matter).

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Hi. Just a clarification re: the August 2018 Milhist contest list and your edit summary earlier today ("For the scoring period ending 31 August 2018: trimmed, we don't advertise nominations here, confirmed score"), that was an incorrect assumption on your part. I honestly wasn't trying to advertise

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Thanks for the advice. I will wait a little longer, and if I get no interest I will shorten it. The 1st West Virginia Cavalry is probably the state's most popular Civil War regiment. The state of West Virginia has suffered in recent years because of the decline of the coal mining industry, and has

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identify ACW-related article editors, since anyone who might support/oppose proposed formats might be willing to help him organise the articles better than sit quietly on the side-lines then whinge whenever he tries to do anything. Just because we have a couple of policies and MOS formats in place

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I should have added that I couldn't take admin action regarding Adoniosis because I largely wrote the article they were edit-warring on (so I was therefore "involved"), but I don't watchlist a lot of more recent Yugo-related articles (being personally familiar with the Bosnian War in particular, I

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who has a long history of socking and vandalizing Yugoslavia articles. Since you patrol many articles of wars in Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia, and Kosovo, whenever you see new accounts warring, accusing other editors for being anti-Serb, and deleting warnings from their talk page, compare them with the

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I stumbled across your edits for the '1st Cossack Cavalry Division' page, and saw that you also show a great interest in the Balkans and the happenings there during WW2. I am busy doing research on the 1st Cossack Division for reenactment purposes, specifically for their deployment to Yugoslavia -

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The drive is open to all Wikipedians, not just members of the Military history project, although only work on articles that fall (broadly) within the scope of military history will be considered eligible. This year, the Military history project would like to extend a specific welcome to members of

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By the letter of the competition rules my reading is that this would most likely make them eligible for entry. However, having worked on a number of entries to the competition, it seems to me that the amount of work involved would be relatively slight. In which case I would be open to an entirely

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Then I would suggest those of you working on the ACW regiments determine a suitable naming convention and use MILHIST to create a consensus for any proposed formats in order to identify which one would work best for Knowledge and aid editors/readers in identifying units. That might lead to a more

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I could be wrong but it sounds to me like it depends on your location how you refer to a unit. By which I mean: in-state or out-of-state. If you live in Illinois you might well just refer to a local regiment as the 81st Regiment Infantry, but if you're in another state then you'd need to say 81st

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For the past year, there has been an anonymous parasite jumping from IP adress to IP adress as "a mobile user" manipulating Balkan related articles. Is there something that can be done about these chavs? Look at yhe Chetnik and WWII in Yugoslavia pages for example. Never seen such a dedicated

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just added a new option 2, with what I think is a half-way point which reflects some of the issues raised in the discussion as well as previous discussions. I hope that this is OK. Please feel free to amend it, including by moving it to option 3 if I've messed up on protocol here! Regards,

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Hi Peacemaker, I update the recommendation list sent to you earlier. I fixed some bugs in the previous version (as you might have seen that some editors on the previous list were not quite active). Very sorry about it, but now, everything should be good! Please take a look, thank you!

4475:, sorry about making that assumption, I was at the wrong end of a long process of checking, scoring and tallying, if that's any excuse... I just don't think we want to encourage those entering to include such information. These things are probably best tracked on user pages. Cheers, 7158: 2140:(Craig Franklin) passed away in mid-April. Lankiveil joined Knowledge on 12 August 2004 and became an administrator on 31 August 2008. During his time with the Wikimedia community, Lankiveil served as an oversighter for the English Knowledge and as president of Wikimedia Australia. 1721: 4617:, or edit other user's personal JavaScript and CSS. The intention is to improve security and privacy by reducing the number of accounts which could be used to compromise the site or another user's account through malicious code. The new user group can be assigned and revoked by 2718: 2062:

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No probs mate. I agree it's been a bit of an issue that just needs to be dealt with, hopefully this RfC will achieve that. BTW I'm fine with whatever amendments anyone wants to make to the proposals, they were just what I got out of the limited discussion above it. Cheers,

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The quote "a decision is made and enforced by military means" could be anything done by the administration or bureaucracy as a normal part of its foreign policy. Popped up on the Citation Hunt page for a citation needed. It seems this quote comes from a piece of fiction,

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Category:Alabama Union Civil War Regiments – The following redirects need to be deleted within the following Category 1st Alabama Infantry Regiment (Colored) – This needs to be deleted since we have two of the same name = 55th Regiment United States Colored Infantry.

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For modeling how an admin focused on content should behave in the recent ArbCom case. Even when we didn’t see eye-to-eye, I was always impressed with the way you interacted, and I think your commentary on the proposed decision was helpful in making it much stronger.

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Thanks for the note. I have posted on one of the talk pages warning about edit-warring and suggesting you and the other editor use dispute resolution like a RfC to resolve your impasse. Continued edit-warring will likely result in a block (for both of you). Cheers,

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I ask that the articles return to the status prior to the Eastfarthingan editions as a status quo, since the articles were in that form for a good time before the conflict began. If the user wants to make changes in a controversial point that seeks consensus first.

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through ACR. I was awed and humbled by the amount of attention, effort, detail and support the six assessors brought to the task. But mostly it has been earned by your doing the same thing for many, many other articles week after week, month after month. Assessors

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I would appreciate your advice on this. (I am not looking to use a lot of your time nor for a reasoned explanation. A "Forget it." or "Probably ok, if you seem to be pushing it I'll let you know so you can withdraw the article(s)." would be appreciated.) Thanks

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instead of 81st Illinois Infantry. However, the original Dyer naming system is not what is used in the secondary sources; most secondary sources use 81st Illinois Infantry rather than 81st Regiment Illinois Infantry. (comparing google books searches

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I note you proposed another alternative to my proposed title, "Nazi genocide against the Polish people." Well-founded though your version is, I think any verison that includes the term genocide is likely to fail, even though it shouldn't.

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G'day, yes that is what I understood with my terrible German. The article needs to reflect that, but also needs to focus on what is in Braatz and Schmider regarding the whole shooting down incident, rather than the older source. Cheers,

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Thanks. Yep, GOCE work is essentially prose. OK, I shall feel freer re GANs but apply some common sense; eg, copy editing machine translations involves quite a bit more input to an article that giving one a light prose dusting.

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with an expiration time of indefinite, because attempting to harass other users. It was an attemted the article to be based exclusivelly on Yugoslav Communist propaganda sources. However this issue was changed to relative NPOV.

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are also quality sources on this period (and not as hefty as Tomasevich). Tomasevich's 1975 work on the Chetniks is also worth a read. It is a great shame he died before completing his planned book on the Partisans. Cheers,

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Hi Peacemaker. I hope that you don't mind me pestering you with queries. If you do, please say. I do some work for GOCE, occasionally copy editing MilHist articles listed on their Requests page. I would like to check that:

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article a little? Unfortunately I don't have access to the source, but feel that there is an opportunity to expand the article a bit. Anyway, thanks for your efforts with Jensen's article. Nice work, by the way. Regards,

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Eastfarthingan knows that there is controversy about it and still insists on its changes without reaching a consensus, clearly seeking to impose his vision by force to the point of wanting to reach a war of editions.

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I must say, you are one of the few "editors" in here that can actually edit--even you are heavy handed in insisting on script. I am going to submit this to DYK with you listed as a co-editor or co-nom if you do not

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Will do. (Obviously the nominator will be well aware that I C/Eed. I think that I will ask GAN nominators in advance if they are happy with me assessing. Just thinking aloud. No need to respond. Thanks again.)

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I've never had a problem of discussing the Unit names. That's why I started "Part 2". I simply wanted to know what other options were other than the sources I had, unfortunately, no one came up with anything.

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for 24 April, but I have another article that I'm going to run in that slot. I see that the date refers to the scuttling of the ship, but I notice that there are two other articles from this topic listed at

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I started looking into Schmider and expanded the article. My read, Schmider indicates that Mölders had substantial influence in the pardoning of Caron. Let me know if this meets your expectations. Cheers

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Sure, I sometimes struggle with summary style, as I want to include all the info that is available on a given subject. In this case though, I feel that it is too long for our readers. Good luck with it!

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It still remains an eye sore so I would like to know where you presently stand on this matter? And whether we can work towards finally actualising what has been a priority for some years? Regards.

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that are not date-linked, so I could run the article on 26 (or 27 or 29) if you don't mind losing the date link for the destroyer too. Alternatively I could run one of the other Yugoslavian boats.

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I know. My mistake. Sometimes I get "hot headed" is when I'm frustrated and I couldn't do much. As I said above, the only sources I have is the National Park Service and Dyer Compendiums. I think

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Hi Adam. You did, but there were only ten coord positions, and you and Cinderella157 were the 11th and 12th on the tally, so you weren’t elected. Thanks for putting your name forward. Cheers,

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is now open. This is a simple approval vote; only "support" votes should be made. Project members should vote for any candidates they support by 23:59 (UTC) on 28 September 2018. Thanks,

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You let stand an uncited claim that there were ‘no prominent Muslims’ in the NDH, and then remove reference to Džafer Kulenović, who served as Vice Governor? This is ridiculously biased.

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tidying up some references (thanks by the way) I “stalked” you a little and read some of your FAs and GAs. Interesting content on Yugoslavia during World War II; a book I am reading—

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I would welcome a reality check that both of these "rules" are appropriate. A brief and to the point response is fine; I don't want to use more of your time than I have to. Thanks.

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55th Regiment United States Colored Infantry – This needs to be without the Italics but to be same as followings: 55th Regiment United States Colored Infantry ... without italics.

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As with past Milhist drives, there are points awarded for working on articles in the targeted areas, with barnstars being awarded at the end for different levels of achievement.

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Hi Adam, as I said, I'm happy to help if you go through the process of determining what the common names are for these regiments. I think that perhaps you should use the usual

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I am also considering putting this in for GA, after a good copy edit. Any thoughts? Just anything which jumped out at you as borderline for B but which mat be an issue at GA.

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Let me know what you think as soon as possible. Incidentally, there are three coordinators rotating months, so I can't guarantee anything for month I'm not responsible for

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Thanks Jim. I probably should, but things have settled down in the Yugoslavia area over the last few years, and it has been rare that I've had to report someone. Cheers,

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don't have English articles, but I couldn't find a page for listing missing articles and their Wikidata items. (I would like to create one, should it be something like "

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An arbitration case regarding German war effort articles has now closed and the final decision is viewable at the link above. The following remedies have been enacted:

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Peacemaker, Planespotter has already gotten in touch with me. The missing articles list that in my userspace could definitely be expanded and moved to make it broader.

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G'day, I hadn't come across VJ-Yugo, but saw the sock investigation after the edit-warring block. I had suspected Adoniosis was a POV warrior of some sort. Thanks,

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passed GA in September so I added it late...I don't usually log in over the weekend. I've put it in September, but I can move it to october if you'd prefer....

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from the history of Germany from 1932 to 1945, broadly construed. This topic ban may be appealed after six months have elapsed and every six months thereafter.

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You own the Compendiums. I remember you chasing down a copy at the same time I got mine. In fact, here's your confirmation of getting them delivered first:

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process, as I am concerned that you are just wanting to move them to whatever the NPS says, and I don't think that is the right way to approach it. Cheers,

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I am unsure if it is worth the paperwork to take an IP through the full rigmarole of ARBMAC warnings. If they won't communicate, a block might be simpler.

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in a topic area should be resolved through soliciting comments from the wider community, instead of being re-litigated persistently at the local level.

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My question: even though you prefer your version, do you favor my proposed version ("Nazi Plan to Eliminate the Polish People") over the current one?

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already been on the main page as an "In the news" or "Did you know" item, you can

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to have performed at least one (logged) administrative action in the past 5 years in order to qualify for a resysop without going through a new RfA.

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Editors who have been found to have engaged in sockpuppetry on at least two occasions after an initial indefinite block, for whatever reason, are

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is reminded that project coordinators have no special roles in a content dispute, and that featured articles are not immune to sourcing problems.

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Interesting work? Do you Aussies understudy the Brits for understatement? And I do wish to show my appreciation of an extraordinary editing job.

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Hi, Thanks a lot for starting the RfC on the Wehrmachtbericht - it's a good way to consider and settle this long running issue. I've somewhat

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I would have assessed it a Start myself, but someone has assessed it as B. It still lacks citations and probably coverage as well. Cheers,

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try to keep it at arm's length), so if you see anything similar that looks like it needs admin attention, feel free to ping me. Cheers,

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We'd appreciate it if you could fill the survey to let us know what you think about our recommendations so we can improve our system.

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Pardon the curiosity provoked by your informal portrait, but did you work covert operations when you were in service? I was with the

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11th Regiment United States Colored Infantry is under "S" and is not numerical under the Category:Alabama Union Civil War Regiments.

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Hi Peacemaker67 and good day. I have come across a series of relatively new articles on operations during the Vietnam War, such as

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I was just wandering aimlessly among the FAC nominations when this one caught my eye. In the info box, you might consider changing

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Thanks. Yugoslavia articles are continuosly under attack by vandals and socks, and admin help is always needed. I added myself to

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The drive starts at 00:01 UTC on 1 April and runs until 23:59 UTC on 30 April 2018. Those interested in participating can sign up

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Akiva.avraham edited articles similar to articles your project members edited. For example, Akiva.avraham and your project member

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JiriMatejicek's editing history suggests a strong match with your project. Most articles they have edited fall under the Category

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Starting on July 9, the WMF Security team, Trust & Safety, and the broader technical community will be seeking input on an

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with the Arbitration Committee's spam filter inadvertently caused all messages sent to the committee through Knowledge (i.e.

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then, not so much. The complaining about other editors not getting on board with what you want to do isn't helping. Cheers,

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like it is. Someone else can do it. I've tried to do it and talk about it now, it's obvious, that nobody wants this sorted.

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if consensus determines that it is unlikely to ever meet the requirements for mainspace and it otherwise meets one of the

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that this was an "external effort to gain unauthorized access to random accounts". Under Knowledge policy, administrators

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Fixed. In this case, you need to be able to delete the other page in order to make the move, which I've now done. Cheers,

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a change to the discretionary sanctions procedures which would require an editor to appeal a sanction to the community at

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What's your deal, man? You were blocked indefinitely too at one point so no need for your unconstructive opinions here.

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also help combat abuse from IP hoppers in general. For the time being, it only affects users of the desktop interface.

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Thanks. I do have a copy of Freeman. I'll take a look when I get a chance, bit snowed under in RW at present. Cheers,

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has been graduated from a Beta feature on the English Knowledge. To enable this feature, click the highlighter icon (

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uke, but changing it is pushing my Wiki-skill set. I have had a go, but would be grateful if you could look it over.

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I don't want to be the way like last night. I asked for proof of Unit naming. Wouldn't that be a fair statement?

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On behalf of the Arbitration Committee, I would like to inform you that you have been added as involved party in

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PS: first time using one of these pages to communicate with another wiki editor, please forgive me my ignorance!

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I just wanted to ask, is it a online newsletter, or a physical newsletter that’s gonna be mailed to my home?

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By Xingu Fawcett I hope I'm reporting this to the right person I'm not on the WikiProject Military History

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It is OK to contribute to the ACRs and FACs of articles which I have copy edited, so long as I declare this.

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sorry I haven't had a chance to look at these, RW very busy at present. Will try to look this week. Cheers,

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Thanks as always Gerda! I tend to avoid religious subjects, I have enough drama with Yugoslav topics... :)

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For blocking that IP. I was just about to report them, but was in the middle of something. Thanks again!

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Hi Peacemaker, Just wonder if you had a chance to look at the recommendations I sent to you? Thank you!

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collect the information about the area of Yugoslavia that was annexed by Albania and Bulgaria. Cheers,

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On behalf of the Military History Project, I am proud to present the A-Class medal with Diamonds for

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On behalf of the Military History Project, I am proud to present the A-Class medal with Diamonds for

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is now underway to determine whether the restrictions from ACTRIAL should be implemented permanently.

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On behalf of the Military History Project, I am proud to present the A-Class medal with Diamonds for

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Shaolin Monk made 45 out of their most recent 500 edits to articles within the scope of your project.

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Dyer's Compendium is available online now at the Internet Archive, so everyone can have a copy now.

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function can be used when checking multiple namespaces. One major upcoming change is the ability to

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creating articles that are listed as "requested" on the project's various lists of missing articles.

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Ealdgyth wants to run this one on the 10th ... are you interested in doing a blurb for it? - Dank (

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from the Protectorate article, with the edit summary 'Got rid of Propaganda'. They did this twice:

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Hawkeye7 looks at coalitions and logistics in World War II, and Nick-D at Australia's frontier wars

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productive discussion or debate than those to date, which could attract "silent" editors and help

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article is very reasonable. Should we make a move request to avoid any confusion of some editors?

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Dcoggins made 243 out of their most recent 500 edits to articles within the scope of your project.

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Sanathndk made 73 out of their most recent 500 edits to articles within the scope of your project.

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Halym92 made 162 out of their most recent 500 edits to articles within the scope of your project.

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reasonable charge of gaming the system for "cheap points". Having been there before I am wary.

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is making changes in several articles about the war of emancipation in a controversial point.

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Hello Peacemaker67. This IP editor might be getting close to a block, I particularly noticed

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Understand all too well ;) - I thought the "criticism" part might appeal to you, though. --

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I've clarified, and it was cited, to Lepre pp 14-15. And learn to sign your posts please.

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I have reached a stopping point in the requested revisions. I invite your further review.

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Congratulations also from me. Your election as lead coordinator is very well deserved.

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hoppers in general. For the time being, it only affects users of the desktop interface.

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is running its annual backlog elimination drive. This will focus on several key areas:

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Croatia and the genocidal campaign it ran against Serbs, Jews and Roma. Pavlowitch's

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biting off more than you can chew, and should focus on a less fraught area. Cheers,

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Please add your evidence by May 30, 2018, which is when the evidence phase closes.

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Nick-D looks at the bombing of Darwin; recent books by female military historians

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Indy Beetle and Nick-D on the Katangese Gendarmes and India during World War II

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case. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or require assistance.

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are there any books or reading material that you could recommend on the topic?

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It is with great pleasure that I award this barnstar jointly and severally to

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A perennial problem, but not even close to being the worst though. Cheers,

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regarding the creation a new user group for global edit filter management.

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Hi there, I'm pleased to inform you that I've begun reviewing the article

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Hi there, I'm pleased to inform you that I've begun reviewing the article

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to establish details for implementing the group on the English Knowledge.

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The ability to create articles directly in mainspace is now indefinitely

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Thanks, I'm not sure what for, but it's good to be appreciated! Cheers,

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Nominations for the 2018 Arbitration Committee Electoral Commission are

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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. Thank you.--

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G'day. Thanks for the heads up, but it really isn't my area. Regards,

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Greetings, or rather..... gday! Sir Mr51and 02:53, 28 May 2018 (UTC)

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K.e.coffman on Knowledge's representations of the Nazi German military

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Nick-D looks at the use of so-called "substandard" manpower in armies

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style guideline now states that in the mainspace, interwiki links to

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on 10 August 2018. If you need to make tweaks to the blurb, it is at

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That A-class review took much longer than it should've. Great work! -

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POV warrior by the look of it. I'll keep an eye on them. Thanks Ed.

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in FA candidates. I'll an honor for me if you consider reviewing it.

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Thanks for your excellent review. Prusin improved it a lot! Cheers,

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tagging and assessing articles that fall within the project's scope

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Knowledge:WikiProject Military history/News/October 2018/Interview

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Wikiproject Military history coordinator election nominations open

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adding or improving listed resources on Milhist's task force pages

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July Military history backlog drive: Russian translation project?

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The Wikimedia Foundation's Anti-Harassment Tools team will build

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Throughout countless lists of articles that I come across, does

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TomStar81 on the collapse of empires at the close of World War I

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I would just note in the GAN that you have done a c/e. Cheers,

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on the same page. - Would you cast an eye someone's first FAC,

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Knowledge:Arbitration/Requests/Case/German war effort/Workshop

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Knowledge:Arbitration/Requests/Case/German war effort/Evidence

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updating the open tasks template on Milhist's task force pages

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JLAN lacks substantive content creation is inconsistent with

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The Arbitration Committee has resolved to perform a round of

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The Foundations' Anti-Harassment Tools team has released the

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which lists others who are interested in the area. Regards,

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few times, other sources include the Osprey series. Cheers,

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prior to appealing directly to the Arbitration Committee at

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by the community without the need to start a ban discussion.

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G'day all, please be advised that throughout April 2018 the

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Hi, Peacemaker! I saw your suggestion to merge the article

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on how to request an unblock, just as it currently does on

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for April. I noticed that you have listed the destroyer at

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has begun on whether it should be available to non-admins.

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has been substantially rewritten following the closure of

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Administrators who have been desysopped due to inactivity

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the 2018 Wikiproject Military history coordinator tranche

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Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!

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Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!

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Thanks, I've trimmed it down to the character limit now.

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revisionist before. Impressive even for a Southern Slav.

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G'day mate (says he in a suspiciously American accent),

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TomStar81 looks at two important treaties of World War I

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which concluded that administrators are not required to

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has concluded. Appointments will be made by October 11.

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Knowledge:WikiProject Military history/missing articles

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for blocked mobile users to see why they were blocked.

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You can also contribute to the case workshop subpage,

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