User talk:Picaroon/Archive 2

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unneeded, if possible I would like to defend my self the ArbCom helps but it will also do possible permanent damage to each users we're accusing each sides of things, that may affect users in the future in talk pages and comprises etc. I also don't have the nerve to deal with Adil anymore but I would still use the talk pages, its just a case you can't handle or I can't im trying to take WikiBreaks as much as possible hopefully I wont burst out saying stuff one user has already he was blocked by Dominic already , ROOB323 thats just an example how stressful this is so I don't want to stress this but hopefully reach agreements with users, in there talk pages etc. I'm seeking to defend my self thats all, I don't want to accuse users of such things, although Fadix has covered alot of things on them that is all I need on my part for him to do, also Adil takes things to offensively so I tend to joke around including Tigranes the Great to ease up the disputes if thats okay (I know the not funny joke thing too so no worries) thanks.

4678:== Deletion == This article shouldn't be deleted - Mr Hudson and the Library are highly rated, already signed to Universal, and the members have been critically praised - the pianist especially. They have performed on Jools Holland, a highly-rated British television music programme (Music notability, point 1.12). ] 16:02, 9 December 2006 (UTC) Do they meet the criteria here?: ] ] 16:05, 9 December 2006 (UTC) : Yes - point 1 is "It has been the subject of multiple non-trivial published works whose source is independent from the musician/ensemble itself and reliable" (they were in ] newspaper and point 12 is "Has been the subject of a half hour or longer broadcast on a national radio or TV network" ] 16:18, 9 December 2006 (UTC) They're pretty well known and are doing a national tour in December - don't see why the article should be delelted] 11:07, 13 December 2006 (UTC) The Band were added to the ] on 15th December, this is another point of notability. ] 08:53, 20 December 2006 (UTC) 4636:{{db-bio}} '''Mr Hudson & The Library''' are a band from ]. Their debut album, '']'' is due out on the 5th March 2007 [http://www.amazon.co.uk /Tale-Two-Cities-Hudson-Library/dp/B000LP6IDC/sr=1-3/qid=1165679641/ref=sr_1_3/202-9789752-6914261?ie=UTF8&s=music]. They featured on ] on 8th December 2006 . They are will be touring extensively throughout January and February 2007 . '''A Tale of Two Cities - Tracklist:''' 1. The Streets Where You Live 2. Brave The Cold 3. Too Late Too Late 4. Everything Happens To Me 5. Cover Girl 6. Two By Two 7. Bread & Roses 8. Ask The DJ 9. Picture Of You 10. One Specific Thing 11. Ghost 12. Upon The Heath ==Members== *'''Mr Hudson''' (vocals & guitar) *'''Joy Joseph''' (vocals & steel drum) *'''Torville Jones''' (piano) *'''Maps Huxley''' (Bass guitar) *'''Wilkie Wilkinson''' (electric drums) ==External links== * * {{UK-band-stub}} 6216:

articles are at the right name? Second, links from the Did you know section should be to start or B-class articles which have had their rough edges evened out. Yes, Knowledge is a work in progress - all articles are - but that doesn't mean we need to link articles with gigantic tags on them from the first page people see. Articles are at different stages of readiness to be presented, and one with a tag that reads "The current title of this article, "Battle of Wilno (1939)", is ]. Knowledge articles may have only one unique title; the use of the current title does not imply an endorsement of that title. Please see the relevant discussion on the talk page" isn't ready for presentation. I'm not sure if this has been discussed on

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broad rush move by some editors to create them all now in the hope that they would (magically?) get filled up "asap". So a lot of infrastructure was created, with templates, graphics, navigations and all, but then some got distracted in other areas, except now that we start seeing red links in the templates, we are rushing to fill up what we can, (myself leaving some other huge backlogs waiting). I did and still do give the advice that a list should first be worked out in a sandbox and when it is presentable it may hit the main namespace. But I often find myself talking to the wind, so where words aren't effective other consequences are. Well, thanks for explaining anyway. Cheers!

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shopping, and that sort of thing, but unfortunately it also means that I can't login WP accounts at work. We currently have tacit approval to use and contribute to WP as long as we're being reasonable, but that may change if it is perceived that we are abusing this privilege (such as vandalizing articles). Also since I work for a large company, and this IP is used by everyone going out the internet gateway, I don't know that I'd want to have the WP account I use at home tied to the actions of others that I can't control, but just happen to also use this shared IP. --

5727:. (as have many other users in the past, with other RFAs) That section of the announcements page has been around for almost a year and a half, long enough for it to have become commonplace for Australian RFA candidates to be listed there. I don't see an issue with it myself, but I understand gaillimh's concern. One thing I'd like to chip in though, is that there is no link between a user's nationality and a pile-on support. Just as easily as somebody could go over there and support, they could also show up to say "I have worked on articles 4609:{{db-bio}} '''''A Tale of Two Cities''''' is the forthcoming debut album from ], which is due out on ] ] [http://www.amazon.co.uk /Tale-Two-Cities-Hudson-Library/dp/B000LP6IDC/sr=1-3/qid=1165679641/ref=sr_1_3/202-9789752-6914261?ie=UTF8&s=music] ==Tracklisting== # The Streets Where You Live # Brave The Cold # Too Late Too Late # Everything Happens To Me # Cover Girl # Two By Two # Bread & Roses # Ask The DJ # Picture Of You # One Specific Thing # Ghost # Upon The Heath {{album-stub}} 1987: 1085: 6057:. I recall one entry where a vandal changed references to the Islamic star-and-crescent to "Pacman approaches his prey" - that was laugh-out-loud funny. Unfortunately, people have been taking "bad" far too seriously, and adding the stupidest things ever - things you see while doing rc and newpage patrol, and didn't even laugh at the first time. Add to that, there are tons of fair use images. What do you think about the package nomination, Guy? Which pages should we tag? 2355:

persistent vandal-only accounts. I am sparing on the 'last IP address' in case the account originates from a school. You can very quickly tell which edits are coming from schoolboys or girls, as they tend to follow the same patterns, both in contributions and time frames. To summarise, choose option 1 only for IP vandals; choose options two and three only for persistent non-school vandal-only accounts and choose option two only for logged-in schoolboy vandals.

3996: 2298:, and it seemed he was the main cause of disruption to the article that was wanted semiprotected. While his contribs aren't blatant vandalism, they amount to repeated misinformation addition and unexplained content removal, and he was warned and reverted multiple times. By random coincidence, you blocked him only a month ago - for vandalizing the same set of articles, no less. Was blocking him the right choice? 4234: 6330: 6268: 5173:

come up with a paragraph or two to start with, though I probably couldn't document all of the sources this week. Doing this would seem to make internal links to Angry mob a bit more useful in most (or maybe all) cases. I can't see doing this on the other items that were in my list above, as the redirect on say "Mobocracy" is really the best fit, but a separate article might be useful for Angry mob. --

3328:(same ref.). The user who tagged the article makes the point that the author of the software should not necessarily be the one creating the article; however, I contend that there is no one better qualified to comment on its notability than the author. Moreover, the author is not the only person to have contributed to the article, nor was the author the first to even contend its deletion. 3717:

they don't own the article. Also I'm no expert on this too, references are the only way here, since truth doesn't matter as quoted by Wiki(thats how we know if its the truth references), saw that somewhere if you have references than its acceptable right? I also request third party sources since the article has none what so ever, but I have never seen anything about them, thanks.

785:, which closed favorably this morning. I appreciate the confidence the community has placed in me and am looking forward to my new responsibilities. Please let me know if ever you have any comments or suggestions, especially as I am learning how to use the tools. As for your other comment in the RfA, so far the servers are holding up okay. :) Best regards, 5578:, and then when I selected "Angry mob" I was sent back to where I had started it all. You see the problem with two disambiguation pages which just send you back and forth between them? You end up moving in circles. Plus, talking between just two people on a user talk page usually doesn't supercede a concensus formed from an AfD discussion. 5605:

procedure or other method where a review is needed (or even available) for later changes to the redirected page, so I can't find anything barring the changes you recommended. The only thing I can find has to do with the case of someone (for whatever reason) wanting to re-instate that origional text. Am I missing something (again)? --

159:! I'm still quite surprised that, even thought it's been around for a while and been linked to from the main page, I'm the only one to have ever edited the article. I hope someone gives it a thorough, second-party copyedit someday... I hope to see you around, whether on talk pages or while collaborating on Nigeria-articles. 3729:

his ips) I found him online there both old buddies, thats not acceptable not to mention they used socks and they deny it I used it once and I admitted it a admin granted me free, they are very bossy they don't like to resolve things with us, I really can care less I'm not nationalist I just want peace (liberally uhm).

5355:, back in December. Although the discussion was rightly closed as no consensus (defaulting to keep), many people who supported keeping the articles said their doing so hinged on the articles being maintained and improved. No improvement in four months, plus the fact that it was completely empty, = delete in my book. 6177:

personal experience will try very hard to dispute that and will be very happy if the can ensure the article doesn't appear on DYK. Bottom line is that the discussion is civil and can only benefits from more comments, and so article should be restored to DYK (I will not revert you to prevent any wheel war but

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similar terms would have been a better fit for what was being described, adding the link should have highlighted this, and hopefully cause someone to improve the wording. If this is line of reasoning is in error, I am sorry, but I do not believe this action to be vandalism, maliciously, or disruptive.

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links to articles. I simply looked for the existence of the specific terms and linked on them. The terms linked on, such as angry mob, have a specific meaning; I was not intending to sift through to see if the terms had been misused in the articles, though it would seem that if the term riot or other

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It's good that you're clearing out PROD backlogs. I hope you realize, however, that the way the template seems to work right now, any article that was prodded on March 6 is going to display the red "five days" expiration notice at 00:00 UTC March 11, regardless of what time of the day it was actually

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I added the exact text from his reference to March days in the talk page, he is making up words, can you please do something? they also need to know what NPOV is if I removed something they accuse me of vandalism, because I modified a referenced term, I added a tag they reverted it they need to learn

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Sorry for interupting, if it were for the intergrity of Knowledge, every articles involved should be locked until the case close. It seem extrem, but from an experience of over 2 years in heated articles. I can predict it won't be long that socks will continue the job, it already started in the other

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Are they waiting for me or something? I'm not interested in adding stuff the page is too confusing, Fadix has enough but I'm just waiting to defend my self since they accuse me of baseless accusations including HayasaArmen my first account I never knew what a sockpuppet was until now, that account is

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Thanks very much for nominating me; I doubt I would have had the courage to do it myself. And don't be embarassed about the numbering. I did, after all, take more than an hour to answer them, and by that time, it was quite late in Italy - I hope I didn't keep you up! Also, I recall Crz being the 42nd

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I guess you're right, Chicago and Florida give it away - I'm just in the habit of adding state and cities, because so many other Americans (I'm one too) assume the rest of the world knows where Oakland and Durham and so on are. But by this logic, "Iraq" following "Baghdad" isn't necessary either - it

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No, because that's the one to be kept. Only the pages for deletion get tagged. Of course the nomination can be advertised elsewhere but won't it just attract a flood of anons and newbies saying keep? I don't know how to draw the line between fair advertisement and opening up the floodgates to people

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so that it doesn't meet the same fate and E.S.Blofeld is doing his best to save what he can. We also have help in some more countries nowadays. It's a long story but I will try to put in a nutshell and let you decide how you want to proceed. WP Films does need these lists eventually, but there was a

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With regards to the comment on your user talk, I've done as you requested - certainly a reasonable request on your part. With regards to "angry mob," an actual page might, as you say, be helpful, although I don't think paragraphs would be necessary. Instead, it could serve as a dab page which refers

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Also, what do you think about changing the "Angry mob" article from just a simple redirect to "Ochlocracy" to instead be a stub (to start with) that indicates the differing usage and meanings for that term, with the appropriate links on words like Ochlocracy, Mob, riot, rabble, etc? I could probably

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Thank you for taking the time to read and respond to my clarifications. I can see how my actions (without the further explanation discussed here) could easily raise red flags with more experienced editor like yourself. At this point would you be willing to strike through (no need to actually remove)

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Because, obviously he wants to escape the scrutiny of the ArbCom members. He is hiding his main account's edit history. From the fake Armenian name, it's clear that this person is neither Armenian nor Azerbaijani, he's unrelated to the Armenia-Azerbaijan dispute. So he's someone who has had disputes

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Hi Gozar! Unfortunately (or is it fortunately?) I've never heard of such a mafia, nor have I ever set foot in Nigeria - I'm just another American interested in Africa, so your Google-based research with regards to the mafia is as good as mine. The words "Area boys" sounded familiar, but I'm not sure

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I shall explain my signature. Mussolini ha sempre tarche means "Mussolini is always right." This is a reference to Benito Mussolini as you suspected. The statement "Mussolini is always right" was a common statement on his propaganda poster. Due to the ineptness of Mussolini, I intend this signature

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Hi Picaroon, thanks for your ideas, I just wanted to tell you that I've fell on your editor review, in which you said that you were thinking of standing for RfA between November and January. Well, now January's nearly finished and I think you would make a great admin, so what do you think? If you're

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discussion anyways. Just because people who have discussed the reasons for deletion before I got the chance to, doesn't mean I'm not discussing. I agree with their reasons, and maybe I don't sit on Wiki all the time and get to the new discussions first to state my opinion. Other people add "per nom"

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I saw your edits to the template. FYI, with regard to the Naming Conventions case, Eagle101 opened the case, but Cowman109 closed it; I don't know which is better to list in the template, since rarely would anyone want to speak with the Clerk in a closed case; but as someone who's informally helping

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thanks for creating the catergory for the Nigeria project, I hadn't considered creating one (and congratulations to you as the first user-who-isn't-me to edit my page, a glorious honor no doubt!). I'm hoping the project will get off the ground in the near future, which seems to be happening now that

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is what they were getting rid of; I agree with the descriptions that it was "nonsense" and "contain nothing ... other than some foolishness about baseball bats and AK-47s." The fact that mob is also a dab page was noted by Picaroon in the discussion between us, and after he looked at the dab I did,

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This doesn't make links to "ochlocracy" in SpongeBob SquarePants episodes even remotely right. While you may be right about there being a broader definition then I usually connect "ochlocracy" too (I think French Revolution, racial riots in Singapore, etc...), the definition you employed in linking

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To your other point, I did not mean to be unclear in my explanation of my actions above; instead of adding links directly to such things as ] I added piped links, like ], where specific terms I listed above had no previous links. This was intentional (as I mentioned, there are existing redirects on

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in which I withdrew because the oppose votes were almost equalling the supporters. I then decided to leave my account (Tellyaddict) and start fresh under a new username, however I quickly decided to reconsider after another user persuaded me not to leave the account - I am now glad I did reconsider

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It looked like an attack page, but (when I prodded it) it actually tried to defend Livoti’s actions (and those of others in superficially similar cases) and attacked the media and the public at large. I think that neither this, nor the bias throughout the article, qualified it unambiguously for G10

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Also please note these users are always on a rush to revert, as if they want people to see something on that article and learn, I also linked Adil and Atabek together two Azeri editors, one Adil works with the Turkish media whose from Virgina, second Atabek is from Irvine, California (identified by

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action(s) (ie becoming a law, or "government", unto themselves) to satisfy that grievance (such as killing a targeted individual or group, to use one specific example). Once the grievance is resolved, then the normal rule of law may recommence, but if social institutions have been too far damaged,

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I really don't know where to start. I suppose words like apparatus, wholesome, inappropriate may sound foreign to you, in which case I would direct you to www.dictionary.com. Let me make this simple, "sound" is a noun while "sounds" is a verb. The question you directed to me required a verb, not a

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I am no scholar on Armenia or Azerbaijan. For the most part, the only sources I'm capable of evaluating are linked websites; there are only a select few articles I'll go to the library for, and they're related to my favored topic area, Africa. It would be silly for me to jump into something I know

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Just to let you know I highlighted his sources, he says "massacres" no such thing I knew it he is adding in BS stuff to the article the article states pogroms and perishes no massacre, nothing like that its also POV to him, since he wants it that way. Also no where it says Armenians did such thing

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I must stress that these are my personal guidelines and I wouldn't expect any other editor to do as I do without question. I make mistakes like anyone else and I am happy to receive constructive criticism to this effect. If you find that my guidelines are inaccurate then please do let me know so

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You're quite right, that is the wrong word. I should really investigate more carefully before I change something next time. However, 'gone' doesn't quite have the right connotations, and 'lost' is already used. How about "lost one tenth of his army, with 7,500 troops killed and 1.5 billion dollars

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Thanks very much Aldux - in fact, I think you're the first person who's brought it up. As you noted, I've been considering applying for a while, but it dropped out of my mind after my three-week long November-December wikibreak, after which I refocused myself on article writing (specifically, that

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I'm just an informal hanger-on, and I think there are enough official clerks plus a couple of "trainees" that everything is under control at the moment. But if you are interested in being called on the next time a need arises, you should let Thatcher131 know, as he's the one currently coordinating

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I really don't know what I am doing. I guess this is some kind of HTML thing. I read the info about leaving a signature, but I don't know if what I am about to do will work, or what it will do for that matter. I only came across your username because I typed in my last name into wikipedia and saw

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with regards to what the final outcome of "angry mob" should be. While I'd like to see it remain a dab page, Mermaid has a point about the AfD's decision. We can't exactly call another AfD on the spot, seeing as I don't think anyone wants the page deleted, but until then, overruling the consensus

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That may be the case with the above article, however in the manner it was written appeared to be rather vandalistic. My subject knowledge on Greek Mythology is limited, and I was questioning it's relevance (or legitimacy). Thank you for clarifying it was indeed an event, and not simply vandalism.

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It is hardly absurd that angry mobs, while generally a localized and short term phenomena, are not taking actions that are normally reserved to a government; that's one of the key differences between a riot and an angry mob/mob justice/mob action/mobocracy; instead of being governed by proxy, the

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Elnurso is indeed probably a sock, he registered a day before Dacy69 registered on English Knowledge and the same day he registered on Russian Knowledge. I don't think it is a sock of Grandmaster, it is either Atabek, Dacy69 or AdilBaguirov sock. I don't imagine Grandmaster using a sock, he is an

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Well done on passing your RfA with 100% support - you must be very proud of such a fine achievement! A Bureaucrat will be along shortly to issue you with a shiny new set of admin tools. Please don't hesitate to ask if you need any advice about using them. I will do my best to answer you. Best

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Hmm, I certainly wasn't aware of that. Thanks for pointing it out. I think I only learned about date and year missing cats back in September or so, so I'll do a quick search for all article contribs of mine which have the word "cat" in the summary and see if I've made any other mistaken taggings.

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No, I'm not a Piccardo. I don't recall editing the article, but it seems I did, all the way back in August. The fact that I edited it is either a rather improbable coincidence (dividing my total edits, 6500 or so, by the approximate number of articles from back then, 1.3 million, gets .005) or I

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instead. With regards to the country's article, I think it's in the same boat as Gambia - it is referred to without a "the" in everyday conversation, but when writing titles or full sentences about Congo-Kinshasa (which happens to be my preferred way of referring to it) the "the" should be used.

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BJAODN page, or with adding things to it, or with knocking them off when a new, funner one comes along. The problem is the other 59 BJAODN pages, and the Best of BJAODN, and no doubt the Featured BJAODN Criteria, and the less rigorous Good BJAODN process, and... well, you get the idea. Time it

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Multiple editors never occurred to me - I didn't think much about the boxes, and the blocking help page wasn't of much use. Of "Block anonymous users only , Prevent account creation , Automatically block the last IP address used by this user, and any subsequent addresses they try to edit from ,"

1019:, date of birth should generally not be added to the biographies of living non-public or semi-public figures. So far, that policy has been interpreted fairly strictly with a pretty high bar being set for the definition of "public figures" who are assumed to have given up their rights to privacy. 6215:

I had two interconnected reasons for removing it. First of all, the fact that newcomers are likely to read the tag (not even the article, just the tag) and get a negative impression of Knowledge was a consideration; we're writing an encyclopedia for them, not us. How could they trust that other

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Hi, I'm in the UK so I'll be winding down for the evening soon and off to bed. If later on there's a clear consensus building that folks would prefer to have a block nom, and if you're around, I give you permission to withdraw the nomination on my behalf pending relisting of all but the central

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to do with the government. In addition to the fact that piping redirects is unnecessary (you'll get to the same article in the end), you added links where there were none in the vast majority of your edits - that isn't piping redirects, that's disruptive. I'm glad that your actions were in good

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You deleted this article as a speedy. What I always do, before I delete a {{db-bio}} is to check whether the articlename and the username are the same. If not, delete, byebye. If so, I move the page to a User:page, and leave a message with the user (using {{userfied}}) that I've done so. Just a

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MftBS, and I'm sorry that I was mistaken in my statement above about you being an admin. Also, while you may not be a admin, Picaroon is, and when I made the change you reverted, I was following his recommendations after asking for his advice. The issue being addressed by the AfD was separate;

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But I understand your concern, because it was not indicated anywhere in the text that it was reproduced with consent from the artist. I will build the pages a bit differently now that I am becoming more familiar with the system here, and will see to it, to email or write here, if I insert text

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I have no idea what the message you sent me mean. All I know is that I filled out the upload form and answered the questions correctly and uploaded. Mr. Anderson will have no idea what to do with what you told me. He took the picture and wants us to put it up on the phyrst webpage. Regards,

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I disagree with your action. First, a naming dispute is certainly a normal mechanism for Knowledge, and I see no problem with people finding out about how Knowledge works. Second, as you can see, the current name seem to be gaining majority consensus, but there is a miniroty which I know from

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Thank you for making the change on the talk page. Actually I do have a user name, which I use at home, but my division here at work currently has a ban on using any type of a login on any external website. As I understand it, the ban was intended to target the use of personal web-mail, online

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Can I ask why you've redirected this please? There's actually a twofold problem with the article, firstly she's non-notable, and secondly I can't find any reliable source that says there was an IRA member called Emily Brogan. Under the circumstances I'm slightly uncomfortable about having a

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greetings again! I was contemplating Nigeria-related articles to create as stubs and I decided the Kaduna mafia might be interesting. Querying this on google nets several thousand fracticious results that don't offer any substantial information. can you enlighten me regarding the nebulous and

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There was a decent article on a windows instant message client called Shaim that you deleted. You deleted it because of "CSD A7" which after some research I found out means that you didn't feel it was important enough. This is actually a fairly popular and sufficiently developed (and actively

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Also started a thread on the board's talk page. Didn't mention you in particular - I appreciate the sentiment of removing trolling. Since community banning is still fairly new and undergoing refinements it's good to have an archive of threads that try to game community banning. Also, if a

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Picaroon, I could use some clarification. After reading a little about AfD's it is my understanding that the AfD that MftBS is refering to is binding on the issue of getting rid of the origional "baseball bats and AK-47s" text, which I agree shouldn't be reinstated. I can't find any process,

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may give you some advice. When I make a choice to block an IP editor, I tend to choose 'block anonymous users only', in order to allow registered editors originating from the same IP address to pass through the block unaffected. I choose the other two options and not the first when I block

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reverts. Also, it might be helpful to make your changes in multiple edits, making the least controversial changes (like typos, fixing messed up quotes etc...) first and controversial things the others are very likely to revert last. A full explanation for each change goes a long way towards

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all amount to vandal edits to the database in a twenty-four hour period. To me, this would be enough for a final warning on their Talk page and as they have been warned and blocked before, I would then push it to a block as they should have learned their lesson the first time around. The

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oppose votes is really an incredible result you should be very proud of it; I'm only frustrated that I, the nominator, was only the 29th to vote support - uhh, that was embarassing... And let me also express my admiration in awnsering to the questions posed; they were extraordinarily well

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Well, yes, of course it'll look odd - it's been changed. The text centering was to make the template look a bit brighter by exposing some of the background on both sides of it. Lets keep the discussion on the talkpage, so I'll be more able to tell if people would like me to self-revert.

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OK then, if it's all right for you, In the coming week I'll write the nomination, so you can then prepare your awnsers to the questions. Take particular care in compiling them, because good and thougtful awnsers is one of the most appreciated things among those who vote at RfAs. Good

3296:) with a template suggesting it be deleted according to CSD A7. When I came across the page, I endorsed the decision of that user because the article, like the user claimed, didn't assert notability. I have reread the article, and stand by my decision to delete it. Articles need to 2133:

I'll keep the page in mind - the idea of only blocking on request if you would have made the block independently and without prodding seems a good idea, so I'll try to abide by it. The rest seems pretty straightforward, but still good advice too. Thanks for the link.

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Would you please send me a link to the Wikipage that explains how to make categories? If you don't recall the page, a quick explanation will serve. Sorry to bother you for something so stupid but exploring Wikipages is one of my least favorite on-line activities.

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I saw your partial revert right before logging off, and intended to ask you about the difference between the two - I changed it to vote because it's a more commonly used word, and, in my experience, the two have been synonymous. Thanks for explaining the difference.

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BJAODN page. Otherwise, we'll let this one run and see what happens as originally planned. I want to do whatever process the community wants, although I'm adamant that keeping all this garbage is not good for the project :) Thanks for your help and suggestions. --

3744:"Sound good" means you are telling be to use my vocal apparatus in a fashion that is wholesome. Of course the question mark at the end is inappropriate in that case. If you wish to question me whether I assent to your proposal, you should ask "Sounds good?" 6205:

and I not only did nothing to obstruct the submission but edited it trying to make sure the better and improved version is displayed. The article in question, however, has a controversial title and there is nothing like the "majority concensus" about that.

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Well the last version is very neutral the new version is horrible, bias and offensive its basically calling them barbarians, I should focus on verifying the references and seeing if its reliable or not, I'll take your advice on the partial reverts thanks.

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thats from adil can you please monitor this page? I added a quote with a reference they accuse me of false references which is on google books, its on two pages the quote the guy is going crazy and he is being uncivil I told him to go check also. Page on

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number one he doesn't get a vote since he nominated second everyone who voted delete were Turks and? this is a attack now? I've seen Dacy and the rest say worser things this is not a attack I never knew specifying peoples ethnic backgrounds are attacks.

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to articles unless we have made the case that the person meets the "public figures" threshold. Otherwise, we're just baiting new users into adding content even though the community has already said that we shouldn't include that particular data point.

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And thank you for the compliment. When I saw the article, I could tell that it should probably be deleted, but it asserted a small amount of notability (which just barely got it above CSD A7). Therefore, I decided to do it the safe, if tedious, way.

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Hello again, I saw your notes on my entry. I did contact the person for permission to use content, and make this addition, and others, under the visionary art category, to make that section more accurate, in terms of what is happening today in that

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Because the logic which dictates "angry mob" → "]" is absurd in the highest degree. "Ochlocracy" is a government form, and links to it should be in the context of government; you were adding links to "ochlocracy" willynilly, in articles that had

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03:08, February 22, 2007 . . Artaxiad (Talk | contribs | block) (←Created page with ''''Aray''' was a pagan war god of ancient Armenia. Also known as Ara ("the beautiful one"), it is likely that Aray has origins in common with Ares, the god of

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I'd say I'm halfway in between someone interested enough in the arbitration process to notice such things and just a regular old perfectionist. I was about to point to the subpage where I mentioned my change, but it seems you found it already.

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It is a fair amount of work for those who labor behind the scenes at it—formerly, Tony Sidaway, among others, and most recently a team led by Thatcher131. One of those jobs where you're unnoticed until someone wants to quibble over something.

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One of the edits I made today on Knowledge was deleted by you. It concerns a visionary artist, and her work. I only began to add some of the text and references, and now the system says the information is gone. Please advise. Jim/Los Angeles

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the article on Brogan was created; furthermore, you're correct that Google turns nothing relevant up. I'll delete it shortly, and if the one on Etheridge too if it turns out to be similarly unverifiable (and I get to it before someone else.)

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Thanks for the warm welcome, and thanks for the pointer to Be Bold. I had skimmed the various etiquette guides for leaving comments on the talk page, but my skimming must have been too much because I missed be Bold. Anyway, happy Wiki-ing

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and others which have recently been moved. Personally I think yes they should, as this is what english speakers normally say (despite the general ban on articles in wikipedia). Could you let me know what you think by commenting at

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You know, having seen this template on other people's talk pages, I didn't imagine it could actually put a smile on someone's face. But, having received one, I've been proved wrong, as this certainly did cheer me up. Thanks James.

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Hmm, that's odd, it didn't at the time, but I went ahead and removed the single quotes and now it displays fine. I remember thinking that they shouldn't have been necessary. I guess it was just some one-time glitch or something.

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Okay than, but what are the consequences I personally only have problems with Adil he is very aggressive Grandmaster you can reach a comprise with him. Is it possible we can be blocked? or something my first case sorry, thanks.

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I just would like to thank you for your support in my recent request for adminship, which passed with a final tally of 54/13/11. I appreciate the trust expressed by members of the community, and will do my best to uphold it.

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comes into play here - I was made an admin because people trusted me to clear PROD backlogs (among other things), not because I'd remember to check the timing on every PROD I'm about to delete. I'll try, but no guarantees.

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any edit I make they will quickly revert there sources are good but mine aren't even though I provide, historian, scholar and third party sources but when I remove sources that are not third party they still revert it.

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how to format a case. My attention level seeps into the distracted, subdued peanutgalleryism phase between the opening and closing of cases. I've never really paid attention to whatever goes on on the various subpages.

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Having heard your reasoning, I consent that your actions weren't vandalism and apologize for the accusation. However, I maintain that without further explanation, it was a very reasonable assumption to make. Remember,

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Indeed it was - I wouldn't have deleted had those three things been mentioned in the article. If you'd like me to restore Mr. Hudson & the Library and its talk page, I will. Sorry for not looking carefully enough.

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those terms). I have seen many instances of people going through and piping redirected links to the real article, but I was unaware that this was not considered appropriate. I will not make that mistake again. --

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Well, first of all, me being a sysop doesn't mean I know any more about policy than you or Mermaid. I, too, wasn't aware of the AfD when I supported your proposal to turn it into a dab page - adminship isn't an

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established member it would be foolish for him to sabotate that by using a sock. Besides nothing prevented him to revert, there is no reason to use a sock like that. But I am sure he knows whos sock Elnurso is.

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To you, Grandmaster, and all the other parties: for the duration of the arbcom case, I won't block any of you except in exceptional circumstances. I also want to make clear that I'm involved in this situation

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at 03:48 today, but it was prodded at 22:27 on March 5, so it was actually about 19 hours short of 5 days. I don't have any issues with any specific entries you've deleted, I just wanted to point that out.

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necessarily indicative of a system in which a numerical count is the sole determining factor; it can simply refer to a formal process through which opinions regarding a particular issue are expressed.

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Hmmm. By random coincidence, I'm editing a page related to admins right now. Anyways, thanks for the message, and I'll certainly keep your suggestion in mind. Here, bureacrat, bureaucrat, bureaucrat...

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to be the one with 12 parties and the committee accepted part of the case and rejected the rest and it was hard to tell where the dividing line was, plus my first time using the templates.... Regards,

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Unprotect my userpage if you will. I see you took advantage of me getting blocked to protect it. When every single userbox showing support for anything is removed from Knowledge, I'll remove mine.

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and hopefully this one has made your day better. Spread the WikiLove by smiling to someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!

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and hopefully this one has made your day better. Spread the WikiLove by smiling to someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!

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please go back and change the former template to the new one, so that people don't have a "Per the userbox migration (old name) was moved to (new name)." userbox instead of the actual userbox. -

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to only describe longer term phenomenon such as the French Revolution tremendously truncates the meaning of the phrase. Forms of government do not have to be long term or wide spread in order to

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Look, if that's considered the best way, I'll tag 20. Picaroon said he'd do 20. I can ask somebody else to do 20. The special collections should perhaps be done seperately or at a later date. --

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twenty-four hour duration of the block is quite adequate too. You made it a soft block in case the IP address is shared by multiple editors? You can check this by using the tools available at

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or "per (this user)" besides me. So, why don't you go bug them too. Don't take this message to offense, I'm just stressed out right now, and don't need someone breathingdown my neck. Thanks. --

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What are you talking about? I protected it because of edit warring. I'll consider unprotecting once you learn a) to assume good faith and b) promise that there will be no more revert warring.

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as one addition to the items you recommended. The dab page looks OK to me, but if you have time could you double check that I did it right -- this is the first time I've made a dab page. --

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more people are involved (as the impetus for this conversation attests); i'm going to be in school so I won't be making any major edits but I'll attempt to aid in project organization, the

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First of all, you could have just left this note on the cfd page - instead of sending it to me and everyone else who differs from your opinion. Second, you're mistakenly categorizing the

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I deleted it under CSD A1; however, I should have said CSD A3. Not a big difference, granted, but there is some. Anyways, the "list" you speak of had been around since December, and had

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He's only made one edit, and it might be his last; we might have scared him away. Don't rush to assumptions about who's behind it, though, because wrong assumptions won't help anyone

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The English langusge Knowledge community makes rules for itself and not for other Knowledge communities (German, French etc) nor for other WikiMedia projects (dictionary, news etc).

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And here I came over expecting to see a new userbox on your user page. Congratulations! It is well-deserved. Whenever I feel that I've finally got the admin thing down, I re-read

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next-to-nothing about and can't verify the sources of, so, I regret to say, all I can do is halt the revert-warring and appeal for cooperation. Article writing is up to you guys.

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Hello Picaroon9288:) Keep up your good work here at english wikipedia. If you answer please do so on my talk page. have a nice week and god bless you and everyone you know:) --

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I'll be online for at least another hour, probably two. But shouldn't it be the central BJAODN page which the nomination is attached to, even if the goal isn't to delete that?

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which is related to Nigeria, but, by expansion, the rest of Africa). Nevertheless, I have a reasonable amount of things I'd like to help out with, so I'd accept a nomination.

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Hi David. You seem to be pretty involved with the system of templates that outdated Knowledge space pages are tagged with, so I'd like you opinion on my idea for a new one:

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Can I ask your help with something? I noticed you are a member of WikiProject Central Africa. Should articles on DRC include the word "The" in their title? I'm thinking of

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Thank you so much. This is my first experience doing this, and I didn't know how to do it. Could you tell me, have I provided all the information that I need to provide? --

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Yeah, I know how they work. That's what I was referring to by "attached to" in my initial reply. I think we should just tag the main page and create the deletion debate at

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developed) application. I'm not the author/developer of this application, I just don't think your reason for removal what just, simply because you've yet to hear about it.

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is unquestionable too broad. Angry mob, while its Knowledge page redirects to ochlocracy, isn't always meant to signal any sort of government form, just displeased rabble.

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I don't mind the manual template for being banned, but if you choose to go that route and keep his page locked, please manually put him the in banned user category. See

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marker, is now part of the template. So any discussion can now be closed by simply replacing the four equal signs on each side of the title into the the template text:

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to get a list to work from), but instead of adding a link on the redirected term, I piped the link to the actual article. Again, why is this being called vandalism? --

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If there's anything you'd like help with which you think I could positively impact, I'm quite willing. However, I reserve the right to refuse to stick my head into the

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I understand... However, there has been some vandilism and it was well on its way to be deleted anyways. I just figured I would blank it... Do you think you could get

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that you had edited the info. And then I got curious and wondered who you were, and if you know more about Piccardo's, if anything at all. 17:50, 27 March 2007 (UTC)

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Wait, so are you proposing 60 separate deletion debates? If so, we're certainly not seeing eye to eye here, because I think that would be a monumental waste of time.

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according to its letter, although your deletion certainly complies with its spirit. Anyway, it would never have passed AFD, so the result is the same in all cases. —

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and that there were no negative feelings caused. Again, thanks for your support even though you opposed and I withdrew it, your vote is much appreciated! Regards -

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Is this about "Well we've had World War III or IV or whatever"? Because that's just nonsense. It's practically impossible to make a statement in this world without

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the person behind this account. So for now, don't mind NagornyKarabakhian, because the arbitrators wouldn't have been elected if they didn't know what an SPA was.

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In "de-creepifying" this page, you changed the statement that RfA is "not a ballot" to instead claim that it's "not a vote." This was incorrect, as a "vote" is

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I swear this was in response to something, but now I can't remember for the life of me why! I've reduced it to sprot (was previously there) for now. Thanks, —

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No, that's good. I deleted the Help page then thought better of it and restored, unless you beat me to it; I haven't looked. Thanks for creating the redirect.

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prodded. That means that a prodded article deleted early in the (Greenwich) day may actually be closer to four days old than five. For instance, you deleted

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the closing sysop would take their "votes" into account. If policy and common sense say one thing and process and consensus say another, guess who wins? :D

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is causing to the community at large. If you want to speed the matter along, you can start presenting things on the /workshop page of the arbitration case.

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I removed him because we can make a conclusive list of Bryan's socks during the arbitration case. The thing that is being done now is just an attempt to

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legitimizing your revert. However, please don't stubify the article again - not all of it is questionable. Only remove what you think you really must.

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is as internationally known or more, no? In the long and the short, I'm just trying to avoid systematic bias, but I wouldn't object to being reverted.

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before, but I'm certain I'm not going to be the only one who objects to linking articles whose titles are being actively disputed from the Main page.

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I'm sure the table and intro sentence could be reproduced in a minute. Nevertheless, if you'd likeit restored in some subpage, I'd be happy to do it.

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I would assert that shaim is in fact notable for at least two reasons: First, it is the only multi-protocol instant messenger client written in pure

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that you were merely unaware of its status (which you'll find right at the top of the page), and that you aren't deliberately trying to be dishonest.

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Picaroon9288, Could you please help me add it back. I found the template very confusing. I am a writer, and I dont' understand all the formatting. --

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How come you removed Fenersten from the RfA? Many feel he's a meat or sock of Dino or Bryan, and his actions directly related to what's going on. -

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members of a angry mob are participating in a form of direct rule. An angry mob normally has a specific grievance (or set of grievances) and takes

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It is weird, I did create it. Saved it and even have the copy in Word with the answer. It seems to be gone now. Can you help me understand that?

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Good try with the design, but I think it had been made to the best standards it could in the last revision. The centred text looks a bit odd. --

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because leaving that account and creating a new one was too hasty so I've decided to improve rather than starting again! I hope we can remain

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Yes, multiple reliable sources are a good foundation from which to change the article. On controversial topics, the more sources, the better.

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because I know something about or care about Armenia, Azerbaijan, Nagorno-Karabakh and whatnot, but because I want to end the disruption this

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Anyone who's prepared to do that much work on the off-chance should, I think, tag all but the original BJAODN, leaving for now the best-of.

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No problem. I forgot about the substing, thanks for fixing that, and I appreciate your effort for writing the user a personalized warning.

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No, that needs to be there so the bots can replace all uses of the userboxes with the userspace version. Otherwise they'll never find it.

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Hey, I just wanted to stop by and reply to your message. I can agree with the nominator of discussions if I want to. I do not do that for

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It was tagged as not asserting notability, and I deleted it as such, because it didn't assert notability. Let me go check the other one.

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Heh, I ment like we need to use them, since the whole article is filled with Armenian and Azei sources no Third party thats what I ment.

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What's wrong with third party sources? Maybe I'm getting my vocab mixed up, but aren't those the best kind? Try reading the new policy

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This archive shows comments for me on my user talk page from 02 February 2007 until 10 March 2007. It is my fifth (number 5) archive.

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Thanks for the point about the nigeriacongress.org website. Does it seem to be reliable, though, even if it's not official? Thanks! --

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Be careful not to define a person or group of people by their medical condition. For example, seizures are epileptic, people are not.

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I could have used you around to check my work the other night, then. I was asked to help out by opening a new case, and of course it

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disagreeing with it, but we can't worry about people who espouse nonsense or we'd never get anything made. Sorry but there it is.

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expired, but work your way from the prods that have had the longest opportunity to be contested to the most recently expired. --

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as an amusing statement and poking fun at the dictator of Italy. Sorry if you misinterpreted it. Maybe I should change it. :/

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Hi aeropagitica. You said to come here if I have any questions about adminship, and I've got one about a user I just blocked,

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sources, for CSD A7 to be inapplicable, but the article neither asserts notability nor cites reliable, independent sources.

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Will do. Save test-deleting my userpage (this'll be fun), I'll give the relevant pages a re-read before making any actions.

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You are right. It is too risky. I will change it. Thank you for catching it before someone else did that would get angry.

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and I selected from the disambiguation list "mob, an unruly group of people" I was sent to ANOTHER disambiguation page at

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itself has been edited since. But your book is mine too and I agree with you. I am currently doing my best to fill up the

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If you can think of a better way, or if you want to ask around at WP:AN for how best to do this, I'm all ears, though. --

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as vandalism? This was not done with the intent to be "funny" but instead to serious attempt to add links to this topic.

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No worries, knew it was probably an honest mistake. Thanks for having the guts to admit your own mistake and rectify it.

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articles by this guy named robert. What sound as peace now is only a façade, it is the moment of peace before the storm.

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I've promoted you to sysop. Congrats. Make sure you are familiar with our policies before using the shiny new buttons.

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Thank you for your moral support on my unsuccessful RFA. I will continue to contribute to wikipedia. Happy editing!

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only Bolsheviks another thing he is mis-referencing he needs to reference everything correctly because it is wrong.

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out a little bit with the clerking, it's nice to know that there are people who care about such things. :) Regards,

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I've always had a bit of confusion in the use of the terms "hanged" and "hung." Thanks for clearing that up for me!

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hey man why did you delete my article i was just getting started. Please let me finish the whole page it is good.

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with me in the past, and he has a score to settle with me. The only person I can think of who fits the profile is

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might also constitute a decent stub but in the intervening time,I must study and cease my rambling here. thanks!--

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Hello and thank you for your question! Looking at the contributions of this particular IP editor, I think that

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Anytime, Gozar - and yes, I'm quite honored! I'm currently in the middle of copyediting the project page itself.

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in mind, I didn't suspect a hoax. However, looking at the article more closely, it seems the list was compiled

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No. You know how bundled debates work don't you? Every page nominated gets a tag, but they share a debate. --

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particular editor does this repeatedly it may be necessary to cite frivolous threads as proof of disruption.

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govern; ochlocracy has been, and remains a mostly temporary (and sometimes transitional) form of government.

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entries in March. To me, that fits the definition of a useless article. Furthermore, there was a mass afd,

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I disagree about Mr Hudson and the Library; if you check the talk page, the article's notabilty was noted.

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First of all, I thought that project never got off the ground. I think the consensus was to go along with

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Thanks, I was afraid of something like that happening. I'll keep it in mind in the future! Thanks again.

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Artaxiad, suggesting that they want the article deleted because they are Turks is a personal attack. The

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Your section title reads "English," but you're speaking some sort of foreign language in your comment.

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Please discuss the block on my user page, as the admin in question is explaining his reasons there. --

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was deleted 4 days ago. You must have been the closing admin. I don't find the AfD log. Was there one?

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revolution, anarchy, or warlordism (to name just a few possibilities) may also result. Trying to limit

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Intersting page, I had never read it. Even if I find it far too conservative for me; I'm much more the

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Happy editing to you to. Thanks for keeping your spirits up and staying in a positive frame-of-mind.

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If you feel it is absolutely essential to the integrity of Knowledge to revert, do so, but only make

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noun. A noun followed by an adverb (good) makes no sense in the English language. Hope this helps.

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situation and anything else that looks vaguely similar to pre-December Mogadishu and/or the Congo.

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Knowledge:Miscellany for deletion/Wikipedia:Bad Jokes and Other Deleted Nonsense (2nd nomination)

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type. ;-) Anyways, don't worry Picaroon, I won't try to convert you to the ways of darkness ;-)--

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I'm not an admin. My page doesn't say that. Why did I redirect? For one thing, the concensus at

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he said it "fits in with WP:MOSDAB and everything", including the link out to the mob dab page.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Special:Whatlinkshere/Ochlocracy&limit=500&from=0

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should tip off readers to the country in which Super Bowl XLI took place. I don't think adding

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who think bad jokes are nonsense are somehow important (reverse ballot stuffing, if you will).

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policy is not negotiable. And with regards to your other comment, have you ever gone fishing?

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HI when fulfilling or declining requests on the page please use the templates as described on

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It was a copyright violation. Text added to Knowledge needs to be written in your own words.

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willing, I'd be happy to nominate you, unless you've got another name in mind as nominator.--

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Yeah, if you have list of 20 pages you'd like me to tag and have the code to use (seeing as

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nefarious group (a few of the links I actually checked out indicate the group is an actual

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Oh, PRODSUM lists them in order by time? That sounds like a good idea. I'll switch to it.

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Three pages restored, two de-tagged. Thank you for bringing this up calmly and civilly.

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Thanks for inviting me, but my only contribution to that article seems to have been the

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as this enable the bot to remove fulfilled request and update the various lists thanks

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OK. I posted a notice about it on the article's talk page, let's see what others say.

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Hello, Picaroon/Archive 2 and thank you for your contributions on articles related to

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I'm not going to make any changes back at this point. Perhaps you could weigh in? --

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Hi, please can I ask why you have deleted the above article, and its sister article

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I promise not to add any of my own hooks unless someone else already selected them!

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page, which I will integrate in the near future if you don't do so first. thanks!--

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WikiWorld comic: "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo"

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It never occurred to me, so thanks for pointing it out. I just click the links on

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Thanks. There were quite a number of female IRA members, many of them ended up in

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Sorry, I guess its an error with my browser. I wonder what it is? Well, at least

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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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for the category as he was banned in the same ArbCom decision. I think it's

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Articles on Knowledge must assert the notability (importance) of the subject.

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Is there a policy for third party sources? the article is flooded with them.

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If you would like to help out and participate, please come over and visit us

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you might want to see what the Knowledge Manual of Style says on the issue: "

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no one wants to reply in the talk yet Dacy reverts, can you give me advice?

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Thanks for telling me - it didn't occur to me to userfy. Will do next time.

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on my watchlist, so I'll be ready to answer questions once I see it pop up.

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Well done on getting through with unanimous support, you truly deserve it.

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Thanks for maintaining a positive additude throughout and after your RfA.

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As you can see, they are currently using handmade, non-transcluded ones.

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authorized by the source. Thank you for taking the time to explain. Jim.

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with this user, and I can tell you that he does not understand policy

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Hope that makes closures a bit easier. Comments and questions please

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Yes, thanks for the message. I'm an IP who doesn't have a watchlist.

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Good evening. Per the discussion about privacy concerns expressed at

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I was trying to add links on those terms (did a Google search, like

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Since Cyde's list doesn't show the times, it would be fairer to use

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Thank you very much for your kind words and supportive comments on

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I'm posting this here to avoid clogging up the RFA page. Cheers. --

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Knowledge:Redirects#Don't fix links to redirects that aren't broken

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I also wish you the best and hope you acquire an education someday.

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No, the Comitato arbitrale was not aproved in the italian wikipedia

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Alright, I'll keep that in mind. Sorry for the long response time.

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