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extrapolate from what I see, those fundamental differences will remain even after these projects are complete. Personally, I'm interested in encyclopedic content and not so much in dictionaries. Since I also have very little interest in the topics of your projects, I'm going to renege on my offer to assist in further developing them. Sorry for letting you down, but my interests lie elsewhere.
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I'm headed out of town for a few days and then will have some commitments at work that will likely keep me from putting much time into the project for a while. If you have some spare time to help work on the page, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your support during the proof of concept.
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Create wiktionary pages for all the redlinks by copying our definition into the blank page. (If you haven't worked with wiktionary before, I recommend opening their word of the day in a separate tab or window. I use that to make sure I'm staying reasonably consistent with their standard formats and
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There, I've started the page and the first selected breed is the weimaraner. I wasn't sure how much info to add on the page, and I can add or remove some if necessary. I haven't uncommented it yet because I couldn't get the page layout to flow right. I'm not sure how to do it (so maybe you can) but
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I'd be more than happy to help! I've never worked on a portal before, so I might make some mistakes. I'm not sure how to make a section, but I'm looking around for info. It would probably be faster for someone else to create it, but if need be I probably can. At any rate, once the section is up I'd
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I have to agree. And those recent changes at wikipedia:contents too - The links in the various ref pages havent been scrutinized on any kind of systematic basis, so claiming they are part of a commitment to quality information is a bit misleading, and is going to lead to some confusion when readers
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Have lists of entry numbers. That is, divide the total list of entries into items to appear as the first entry, the second entry, et cetera. Then randomly determine one element from each entry list. This creates a random list and avoids duplicates so long as each item is only included in one list.
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I beat you to it. I had to add some more text and change the image size to selected breed and re-arrange a few sections on the main page, but I got the layout to work well. If a trivia archive is started and about one or two lines is knocked off the did you know section, that should make the page
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Just fyi with the header templates at the reference pages, the commented out h2 note ("3 line spacing of h2 is important for subsection edit links to work correctly, PLEASE DO NOT FIX") was only needed at the community portal because all the transcluded content was screwing up the subsection edit
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Rossami, after taking a closer look at your Wictionary projects, I admire your efforts, but I also am further convinced of the fundamental differences between a glossary based on dictionary definitions in Wictionary and a glossary based on encyclopedia articles in Knowledge. From what I can
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The only change I made was to keep the TOC links to the same page. Navigating off-page from a TOC can be very confusing and misleading. The links under the headings allow the readers to decide if they want to leave the current page or browse some other topics there first.
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In the geography section, there's a techspot ad where the arctic map should be. The weird thing is, the map seems to be in place (clicking on the image leads to the map). I can't track down the ad in order to revert the vandalism! Please see if you can track it down.
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dictionaries. Conversely, links to dictionary definitions, don't measure up to links to encyclopedia articles, IMHO. That's why I support keeping "real" glossaries in Knowledge. If you're interested in starting a Sikh glossary, I'd be willing to help as part of the
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of tidbits, we also can create an archive and rotate them. Would you like to take a look at the "commented-out" sections of the page and decide if you want to add any of them to the portal? I can add sections in easy enough if you have something to say for them.
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Hi Rfrisbie, thank you so much for your kind offer to help with the userboxes. Another person recently created them. Since I have been on an attempted wikibreak for most of October, I have not been able to update my userpage. Thanks again for the kind offer.. --
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Hi - thanks for your reply. I'm in agreement with you over creating a list of terms and I would prefer that categories not be used. Individual articles for individual terms is not suitable for Knowledge - that's up Wiktionary's ally. Cheers,
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Randomly select a group of entries. Thus each random value is switched to a fixed number of did you know entries. This can also simulate the look of randomized entries by having one group for every possible combination of
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With any (endeavour) non-exhaustive list, the hard part is knowing where to stop adding, a topic i've been trying to avoid raising so far ;) The longer and more comprehensive these pages get, the harder they get to use...
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Thanks for the tip, but I don't get into wheel warring. That editor can deal with whatever consequences come of it. I also have subst'd copies of most boxes on those directories if someone goes looking for a backup.
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I can probably find plenty of stuff to build up a good archive of trivia, but I'll need a bit of time for more research. Instead of a selected biography, perhaps there could be a "selected breed" section.
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doing it. Go figure. I'd appreciate it if you would continue doing it on my directory pages. Otherwise, users will see a soon-to-be-deleted link with no redirect information left showing in the directory.
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is a good central place for project discussion. I stopped by here to discuss a matter concerning that project, but since we now have a project page, I'll meet both of you there to discuss it. --
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link order (clicking one would open the section three above what was wanted); on the pages with _noeditsection_ and no translusions, it's not needed. Not a problem, just thought I'd explain :) --
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Thanks. I've added some stuff, and I might add more later. Some of my stuff might be too wordy, if so I'll try to shorten my stuff in the future. How often should it be updated? --
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I'm sorry, but I don't recall seeing a conversation on any of the related talk pages about changing colors. You should really discuss those changes; I for one prefer the blue on
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from the sun. Calatrava's brise soleil opens up for a wingspan of 217 feet (66.1 m) during the day, folding over the tall, arched structure at night or during inclement weather.
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process on the featured article pages in the past; such prominent placement of links to that page would seem to give it something of an inappropriate air of legitimacy.
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Hi Rfrisbie. Rather than trying to work out the logic for randomly determining each entry in a 'did you know' list and recalculating duplicates I would suggest either:
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I like it. Wordy's fine. We're also just trying to fill some space. We always can trim things later for "looks." They can be updated as often as you like. If you have
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have my eyes on that one. I just haven't gotten around to it yet. I'll give it a go! I'll also add the template to the applicable talk pages after I add the layout.
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I intended to convert the slang which are actual words (like "archie") but was unsure whether that would be appropriate for phrases (like "4 fingers of death").
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The new "random" stuff looks great! I'm starting to work on adding breeds (first new addition: whippet), and I think I know some good pictures to add, too. --
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The featured contents page is going to be linked in the new sidebar anyway, and I think these 2 sections of wikispace are probably better left seperate.
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Thanks for the tips! I get the gist of your suggestions. I'll ponder on them and let you know if I get stuck when I try to implement something.
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of past discussions. Do not edit the contents of this page. If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the
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It might take me some time to get up to speed on Wictionary, especially since I'm more interested in Knowledge, but I'll see what I can do.
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When I saw that width="100%", I figered it was another "95%" fix. What I don't get is why these tables don't know 100% of 50% is 50%, etc.
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Thanks again, Michael. Whatever it was already was deleted by the time I go there. I "touched" the page to get it out of the category.
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Pursuant to Transhumanist's changes to the page colours again, and because it's been bugging me for a while, please see this thread
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You're right. No prob. And thanks for the encouragement. By the way, you can find a few more smileys for your collection at
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Since it is really just a huge redundant list (much of which was built by copying other lists), I've started to trim the
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might be an example) and which mentions should properly link directly to a definition page on wiktionary (such as maybe
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You may want to look into your sub-page which was deleted previously. It's listed on the speedy deletion list again.
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I'm a bit concerned about the choice of links on this template, considering the way it's being added to a number of
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if one moves "things you can do" to the left column and uncomments selected breed that should fix the layout. --
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visible pages. In particular, there has been a strong consensus against the insertion of any reference to the
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I see you already have. I still think it's an important issue to discuss at the applicable "project" page,
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to each page, than starting a whole seperate wikiproject. (I need more coffee though, so who knows... ;) --
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You're welcome, I haven't seen a bot or AWB user yet that completely fixes directories on the first try.
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You're welcome, and thanks for the smileys tip. I'll have to add them to the templates "real soon now"!
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Sorry for reverting without leaving a longer explanation at the time, I was headed for bed at the time.
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list and fix all the inbound links. Decide which pages should still link to the wikipedia page (like
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from bold text to hyperlinks (that is to say, links to the individual wiktionary definition page).
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That sounds great! No hurry on the trivia, it looks good already. If you want, start something at
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Let me know if I haven't explained these well or you would like some help setting something up. --
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For all the bluelinks, confirm that the slang definition is already listed on the wiktionary page.
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For graphic design, workin' hard, and diligent relentless non-stop editing week after week on the
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It appears that I shouldn't do the "tl" or "tlp" replacing anymore, I have received complaints.
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is hereby awarded this fireworks display of barnstars! On behalf of the Knowledge community,
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Great! I added a pic and some links. If you don't beat me to it, I'll try adding it tonight.
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of A-Class articles hasn't been maintained in ages, so linking to it isn't very useful.)
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Cool, we also can randomize those and selected articles when we have two or more. But
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All these things shall love do unto you that you may know the secrets of your heart.
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Note when converting that Wiktionary draws a case-sensitive distinction between
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You could also use a separate random calc to scramble the order of the entries.
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I thought I had completed all of the bypassing, but thank you for the report.
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I forget exactly, but it's something like (some browsers) applying the padding
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they calculate the width. Cross-browser compatibility makes grown men sweat! -
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Hi SG. I proposed the changes at the featured content "home base" talk page,
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be quite happy to update it regularly (I'm on wiki pretty much every day). --
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Just want to tell you that one userboxe that you have adopted has been moved
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I wasn't halucinating on the H2 line thing, but I haven't seen it since. (?)
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Also, I've been thinking it might be easier to just add a template like this
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Looks good. I'll try to add enough trivia to fill the page a bit better. --
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Awww, thanks...edit the wiki, edit the wiki....muuust edit the wiki!!!!
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lists, arranged by subject. So when you go to a page, you see links to
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when I ran out of steam last night. My next steps were going to be:
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is the other page I'm working on but it's not as far along yet.
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Reducing the map table size worked, at Overviews. Thanks :) -
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advocated turning Knowledge into Wictionary, but glossaries
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You might want to check that one twice there. Do we call
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Well, you guys do what you think is best. I won't object.
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Uh, clown? I don't see any clown! Do you see a clown???
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ironic, or an oxymoron? Bypassing to UM from GUS. See
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So what is appropriate for the lists of lists page?
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