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1533:, how should I be handling this? What are other possible ways? I try to rephrase the edits, but one editor keeps blindly reverting, rather than correcting. I am trying to assume good faith, but when their comments are along the lines of "Newspapers are not reliable sources", "We don't quote French sources" and "Don't references somebody's older writings when they have had more recent writings" I start to infer that it is the information, rather than the references causing a problem . . . Do we actually have policies like that? -- 1339: 183: 1822: 1712: 1482:, and it brought back a lot of memories. Hard to believe it has been so long. Glad to see you're still around. I just wanted to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas, and a very Happy New Year. Not to mention a great Solstice. Woohoo! The days will soon start getting longer! (Ok, that probably means more here than where you're at.) I hope your holidays a wonderful and may the coming year bring all your wishes true. Here's to many more years to come! 3473: 1719: 1393: 3438: 3154: 2007: 2555: 2267: 162: 3536: 1023:

I think if someone isn't going to put in the leg work to actually start the RM themselves and defend it properly, it's not our place to do that. I know in the past, in the days of Anthony Appleyard and all that we used to always start the discussion for people, but I thought the move to not doing that any more a bit improvement in terms of not wasting community time unnecessarily. Cheers —

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et al. (J. Chem. Eng. Data 2011, 56, 328-337) for Tb at 3396 K rather than the CRC value at 3503 K (or 103% of Zhang) and for Ir at 4403 K rather than the CRC value at 4701 K (or 107% of Zhang), should the current b. p. temp at 1802 K for Eu on Knowledge be replaced with the 1713 K value from Zhang et al. (where 1802 K is 105% of Zhang)?

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values. Do you have access to the 2 handbooks (cited by Zhang et al. by German Wiki) that claim 3273 K to see if they are actually centigrade? Perhaps those handbooks could be in error rather than the UK authors made the mistake in their comparative analysis using data from 5 handbooks. Regards, VatievonHans

3368:(Am I wrong?) But this just seems to be the normal form for the digit '1', um forever, almost. I'm looking at a page of sample typefaces (p. 408, "Books and Printing" Paul A Bennett) showing Baskerville, Bell, Bembo, and Bodoni book ar all extant decades before 1950. The claim struck me as very strange indeed. 998:

stale requests. Perhaps the "move" and "discuss" options in the template can be modified so that it is clearer the discuss link is for the requester only (perhaps also a change in the "This is a contested technical request" text), and maybe have a "decline" link if we deem it unsuitable for discussion?

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I am puzzled why you seem to think that the deleted sentence: "The modern digit '1' did not become widespread until the mid-1950s." is obviously true. What am I missing? The "modern digit" seems to refer to a character with a vertical line, a top serif to the left, and a baseline serif to both sides.

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may have some thoughts on this too, as I know they have been working the RM/TR space for a while. Personally when it's stale I just remove it from the page with a final ping to the nominator in the edit summary so they're definitely aware that the nom is not going anywhere without their intervention.

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we used to do so, I have noticed more the nominator is being asked to open the discussion themselves, and I have suggested to users to do this at times but have also opened a few discussions on requesters behalf. I can stop doing this but I think we need a more detailed discussion on how to deal with

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Whether Eu b. p. should stay at 1802 K (an old CRC value) or be replaced with the Zhang et al 1713 K or the 2016 CRC 1868 K is still open. Per Complex/Rational, "Regarding europium, I'll have to examine the sources more closely. It doesn't look like a simple case of mislabeled units. Complex/Rational

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Concerning J. Chem. Eng. Data 2011, 56, 328-337, the "corrected" B. P. values are the same in Tables 11 & 13 for Ba, Be, C, Pd, Pr, Rh, Sn, and Y, but the Yb value in Table 11 is 116% of the value in Table 13 (1703 vs 1466 K), the Tm value in Table 11 is 110% of that in Table 13 (2203 vs 2003 K),

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This is VatievonHans who is unable to login on my new Pavilion PC or to reset my password. I have graduated from densities & m. p. to b. p. Below are issues for your consideration because I am not qualified to change b. p. values on Knowledge. Because Knowledge accepts the b. p. temp from Zhang

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Hi, I'm rather surprised by this move here, and it seems to have been made on not a huge turnout. Surely the 1967 invasion during the six day was is by far the most significant Israeli invasion of the Gaza strip, prior to that it was Egyptian territory, and many events that followed have sprung from

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It was not a fresh and active thread - it was a 2021 thread! Just because an IP user makes a driveby comment to an old thread does not make it worth keeping! My edit summary made it clear I was archiving (not deleting) the thread. I have not been archiving the talk daily! I literally just came by to

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I can't recall why I have updated boiling points only for some elements. My guess is that I selected only those where the correction was large and/or obvious, and skipped those like Eu - Zhang et al. admit that 5% is a minor change, perhaps within the accuracy of their methodology. In other words, I

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Regarding the specific arguments, most of those in opposition are far weaker than those in support. For example, Schwede66's was based on personal experience, EmeraldRange's was completely rebutted, and Daveosaurus' was effectively "use the official name" (the single source they referenced is the

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Dear Polyamorph, Because this seems to be the only way to send you a message, please excuse this path if it is a misuse. While you provided suggested readings for this 82-year-old on editing, I fear I may not live that long. Would you be kind enough to provide instructions on editing the "Physical

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and just look at the reviews cited in the Bibliography. It is NEVER cited as "Hopi Dictionary". This article should be moved back to where it was--at the correct title of the book. I could cite fifty articles in linguistics and anthropology scholarly works that cite it in full and don't make an

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For Gd, Knowledge & Zhang claim b. p. at 3273 K, but the 2016 CRC shows (p. 4-14) 3273 °C (not K) and adding 273 = 3546 K (which is 108.34% of 3273). Zhang et al. do show (in Table 1) a CRC value of 3546 K as well as values of 3533 K and 3539 K from two other handbooks along with 3273 K (°C?)

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Regarding your requested edit, the template which contains the data table is protected, so only experienced users can edit it. This is to prevent users changing to false information, which happens a lot. It is a shame it is necessary because otherwise you would be able to make the edit yourself. I

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You're right that at the end some evidence was provided that scholarly sources trend towards the dual name, but I think you may have missed the earlier evidence regarding news sources and book sources that the evidence regarding scholarly sources didn't rebut, both of which showed an overwhelming

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article where I want to make corrections with this Edit Summary: Replace the nearly identical solid and liquid densities (g/cm3) for cobalt at 8.90 and 8.86 with 8.836 and 7.75 from the 2016 edition of the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, page 12-40 and 4-124, respectively, where the liquid

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Okay, thanks. But I'm still confused, I didn't think "more time" was a valid reason to relist a second time, which is disfavored? (And is "more time" a good reason to relist the first time?) By "more time" I mean waiting for a discussion to start — that's distinguishable from a robust and active

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when the originating requestor had not done so? Generally, in recent times, we don't open discussions on people's behalf - if they want to open a full discussion they should do it themselves and sometimes they just drift away when the request is contested and there's nothing further to be done.

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Using (in German) my same explanation for asking you to correct Gd b.p. to 3546 K on English Wiki was unsuccessful today on German Wiki. Perhaps the editor there thinks it is just a coincidence that the differences among the 5 handbooks is precisely the difference between centigrade and Kelvin

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Turnagra's argument was decent, with the single piece of evidence regarding the dual name's commonality, but given the lack of support it received combined with the existence of multiple pieces of evidence regarding the single name's commonality, I think there is a consensus there for a

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Thanks for the help editing the cobalt data where I suspected that the 8.90 value was possibly from rounding 8.86 to 1 decimal place. Even the CRC shows 8.9 for sp. gr. (20 °C) for cobalt in "The Elements" section (p. 4-10). The CRC data does support the exception (from solid density :

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Correction to my msg above (for Eu b.p.): That should be 1869 K not 1868 K (via 2016 CRC 1596 °C + 273 = 1869 K). It seems that editor Materialscientist entered the Zhang et al "corrected" b.p. values in 2014 for only some of the lanthanides, such as Pr, Sm, Tb, Gd (erroneous), &

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gives an unambiguous rationale: “Names for peoples and cultures, languages and dialects, nationalities, ethnic and religious groups, demonyms, and the like are capitalized.” And the normal rules of capitalization only point to the proposed title. Counter arguments were spurious.

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Thanks for the help (requiring an editor) in correcting the Knowledge b. p. for Gd to Kelvin from mislabeled centigrade. I could look at the Gd version history to find how long the error has been there. From my argument above, do you believe the b. p. for Eu should be changed by

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The discussion was originally between myself and one opposing editor who originally changed the title of the article without discussion. The opposition posted twice and then did not answer my final post. The discussion remained dormant for almost three weeks before another user

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I relisted it simply to give it more time for other users to comment. On reflection, I will move it as an uncontested and uncontroversial move. I agree you probably could have just moved the page, or for uncontroversial moves you can't perform yourself you can also request at

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I suppose I am confused. There was never any discussion to move the title in the first place. It was originally ECVT and was changed to 3D ECT without consensus. There was never even a discussion. Should it not be returned to the original title until a consensus is reached?

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I don't see consensus for the move in that discussion. There are convincing arguments eitherway. The discussion had been running for over a month (with the last comment 10 days ago) so it was time to close. Closure does not prevent further discussion and re-listing. Cheers

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weighed in and sided with the opposition. However, you closed the discussion the same day, and I did not get a chance to formerly respond to the new participant. I have since started a discussion with him on his talk page if you would like to review it there as well.

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I don't think you've actually ever held this book. The entire title is NOT just Hopi Dictionary, but includes the Hopi Title as part of the complete title of the work. It is NEVER cited in linguistic literature as just "Hopi Dictionary". See the cover at

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is a discussion takes place to decide on consensus, if no discussion has taken place then it is not possible to judge that consensus. But I agree in this case that the move is uncontroversial and since it is uncontested I have now closed the discussion as

1596:, then in assessing consensus we should be looking at the other arguments presented, and the support those arguments had. In that debate, additional arguments were presented for the single name, and those arguments had greater support among respondents. 2870: 2299: 2872: 354:, which contains the recommended value to use for the solid as 8.90 gcm, for consistency across Knowledge. This value is less than 1% from your requested value, so I hope that is OK. The liquid value should now be 7.75 gcm as you requested. 2928:

discussion that is ongoing and doesn't yet seem to have reached its conclusion, or which is evenly divided, but this is not that. Sorry to be asking dumb questions about the process, but I would like to better understand how this work.

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Perhaps then b.p. for Eu should stay at 1802 K which is 105% of the Zhang et al. recommendation of 1713 K and 96% of the 2016 CRC value at 1869 K. Differences of 89 K and 67 K from 1802 K seem surprising to me unless impurity is

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I don't necessarily have any complaints about the edits you made to the Woodcote Park article. It's just an article that I've been using frequently for a personal project and I'm wondering how you came across it. That's all

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to revert to the original title of Electrical Capacitance Volume Tomography with the decision to not move. I originally proposed the move, and I would like to express that there was not yet a consensus on the discussion.

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In my view opposing arguments cited guidelines but incorrectly interpreted them or made unreasonable leaps. I expected more interpretation of the arguments vis-a-vis the guidelines, rather than just a result based on the

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and the associated sub categories for FA, GA, A, B, C, Start, Stub etc. Similarly for importance (optionally). Then populate those categories using the project talk page banner. The categories should be placed in the

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The Template: Infobox gadolinium version history shows that the b. p. was changed from 3546 K to 3273 K on 21 Feb 2014 by Materialscientist with the summary "consistently updating BP and heat of vaporization per

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I would also note that if we aggregate the news and scholarly sources together a clear preference for the single name remains, but I didn't make that argument at the time so I won't go into detail on it here.

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should turn blue. Re: the Recognized content page, that's very nice. Probably best to raise it at the wikiproject discussion, there are various bots and templates that can automatically populate these lists.

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clean it up and am in no way deserving of your accusations that my actions are abusive!! Coming to someone else's talk page with bad faith accusations and doubling down when corrected on the other hand....

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and the Nb values differ slightly at 100.9% (5017 vs 4973 K). Perhaps errata could be submitted to the journal to avoid confusion for other readers. Sincerely, Thomas A. Hinners a recovering chemist

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There was no clear consensus from the discussion. MOS based arguments were provided by both sides of the discussion and there was no clear consensus either way, as reflected in my closing statement.

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Your edit archiving the thread "wolfram? come on folks" was a fresh and active thread; it shouldn't have been archived, and the edit-comment wss auto-generated, giving no reason for the deletion.

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that. The current war is sought after now, but looking at longterm significance I don't think it's a clear primary and I think the prior disambiguation page was the right situation. Cheers —

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I just checked, the fonts you mention, all have serifs at the bottom, the last two (Bembo and Bodoni) are similar to the Roman numeral. These are missing in (modern) sans serif fonts.

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However, you mention re-listing; if you aren't willing to change the result, would you at least be willing to relist the discussion, particularly since it had only been relisted once?

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Hi, thank you for your contributions. I note that you closed this RM discussion less than 24 hours after it was started (?) Discussions should be kept open for at least 7 days.

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Thanks for the reply because I want to insert some comments (with the proper font) in the "lanthanide contraction" article on patterns for the b.p. temps and the electron shells.

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Hi VatievonHans. I'm not sure what you mean, but the default font for Knowledge is, I believe, simply sans-serif. It will just use the default sans-serif font for your machine.

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Thanks, well that is my preference anyway. Obviously if you think it's not reflective of the wider community consensus then we can also have a discussion about it. Cheers —

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liquid density) for Bi, Ga, and Ge where liquid density is 103%, 103%, and 105% of the solid density, respectively. Do you think that would be worth adding to those sites?

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While Lake Ellesmere appears to be the more widely used search term, evidence from reliable sources has also been presented which indicate a preference for the dual name.

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I would really like to see a justification of your close, since I believe the support votes are not policy-based (UAPLACE is not a guideline as stated there). Thank you.

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If you have uploaded other derivative works, consider checking that you have specified their source and tagged them, too. You can find a list of files you have created

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In addition, even if we do consider the evidence regarding the scholarly sources to be equal to the evidence regarding the news sources and book sources regarding the

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I am sure there is a preferred font style and size for English Knowledge edits, but I can't find them. I am not able to look at printed words and identify the font.

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I have seen that you operated WP 1.0 bot working on the WP:NUM assessment. How did you do that? In that case as well, would you like to help me in the case of

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and after considering your comments they do not wish to change their mind. I do not see that a consensus to move will develop if the discussion is reopened.

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If you’re insisting this isn’t so, then the decision needs a more detailed rationale, as it sets a precedent that could affect dozens of article titles.

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The problem with that is there has been a discussion now and the consensus is to keep it where it is, even if participation was limited.

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I've decided to re-open the discussion and inform some relevant wikiprojects to try and get some more participation in the discussion.

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This process may take up to 7 days. Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments you might have during this period.

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Just FYI. Materialscientist keeps his notifications turned off, so if you want him to look you'll have to ask him directly.

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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I would therefore request you to re-open the discussion so that the discussion can take place in the correct talk page.

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Thanks for the agreement on 1802 K for Eu b.p. A 1999 version of Lange's Handbook has centigrade that equates to 1800 K.

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is one of the files, I'm trying to find the other files but since I made this 16 years ago I'm struggling to remember!

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Perfect, thank you for researching this! I've moved the file to commons, with the "Derived from" template there. (at

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atrocious anglocentric truncation. Move this article back to the actual title of the book. "Hopi Dictionary" is

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density is 88% of the solid density, which is similar for the adjacent elements (iron and nickel) at 89% and 87%.

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from that page. Having grown up in the area it peaked my interest, so I decided to spruce it up a bit :)

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I'm aware of talk-page archiving. I think it's abusive if you do it daily, which you have been doing to

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Below is my 9/13/23 email to the corresponding author for Zhang et al. (before I noticed the Gd issue).

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Hello VatievonHans, apologies for the late reply, is there anything that still needs attention? Cheers

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OK, I'll relist on your request as that would be more efficient than a brand new discussion. Cheers

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will have a look to see if I can make your requested change on your behalf and get back to you.

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was opposed. After two relistings the RM didnt receive any further comments. You're right that

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leaves it open to try again with a clearer or more detailed argument. Thank you for closing. —

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ooh apologies for that, not sure how I managed to mess it up. Should be fixed now. Cheers —

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I see your point, 1802 K roughly sits at the average of the two. I'll move back to 1802 K?

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You closed the proposed move of two pages where one was uncontested as ''no consensus''.

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No, I read your many comments in the discussion and the consensus is not in your favour.

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Thanks. I see the page listed at RM and assume the notice should be put by a bot shortly.

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OK, I will do that (ping the users in edit summary when I remove stale requests). Cheers

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I don't know if the bot was confused or what, but I added these notices back manually.

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with the comment “with no clear MOS rationale one way or the other.” But as I noted,

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I haven't reverted your change, but I think you might consider doing it yourself.

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Hi Polyamorph. Hope all is well. You know, I just recently had an opportunity to

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Ahh... many thanks. Some off topics that I have to include here. I have created

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so the notion of a major page move "in the dark of night" is anathema to me. --

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was in fact uncontested. I'll modify the close and thanks for pointing it out.

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No problem. It looks like you did most of the work already, it was just the

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nothing further to discuss, although I would be receptive of an apology.

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Thanks. I still disagree, but I will see what I should do about it.

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