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Creation Noticeboard" like there ISN'T a "notice board" where apparent "observers" of Knowledge can "request" that editors (no doubt "unpaid" and clearly just "helping build an encyclopedia" on their own copious amounts of "free time" away from their "day jobs" on a voluntary basis) "create" an article FOR THEM. Presumably just because those "observers" would like to have on included on a "free online encyclopedia anyone can edit" that they don't know enough about to actually USE to do anything but stumble blindly around until they stumble across the "Request For Creation" link/page where they can finally ask that what they haven't "stumbled across" in the way of "articles" on Knowledge be created especially for THEM. And are you suggesting that you don't know about the "article creation" pages and that a "notice board" a little more "visible" to people stumbling around Knowledge blindly looking for something that "isn't there" would be a BAD thing? At least for anybody but "unpaid editors" who seem to take an inordinate interest in "helping" observers by responding to their requests for article creation and who might look a little "suspicious" if they're the same editors and administrators who also seem to take an inordinate interest in DESTROYING contributed content from others and who seem to be sort of "bi-polar" when it comes to their reactions to "requests"?
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Elasticity page. And this brings up the problem of the original organization of the page (everything except the ‘Integrated network models’ section). As it stands, I think that the first 3 sections are confusing to the non-scientist interested in the phenomena of rubber elasticity and I would like to make some changes. The first two entries in the Modeling section (‘Freely-jointed chain model’ and ‘Worm-like chain model’) appear to be redundant because they are both discussed in other Knowledge articles. They should therefore be deleted or perhaps simply referenced in a Theory History section. The ‘Thermodynamics’ section should also be relegated to a History discussion. The page should also include stubs to ‘Elasticity Experiments’ and ‘Other Elastomers’ (besides natural rubber). However, before doing such violence to the page, I would like to have the Knowledge Editors review what I have done so far. The ‘Polymer Physics Project’ page seems to have gone dark- no discussions since 2014, so I’m not sure that I can get any guidance from that community.
8849:- Much of your post really has a negative quality of scolding me for being negative. However, as to issue 1, I really mean that it has to be accepted and worked around, and that any attempt to mitigate it is just a waste of time. Issue 1 is: "Newcomers write and submit inept drafts on unsuitable topics". They come because this is the encyclopedia anyone can edit (?!), and they write and submit inept drafts on unsuitable topics because they are clueless or self-serving or both. We had a hard enough time with ACTRIAL and ACPERM without stopping them from submitting stupid drafts. The focus should be on what to do about the stupid drafts. We aren't about to get the newcomers to stop being clueless and/or self-serving. I think that you would be negative if I started cheerleading some half-brained idea about making the newcomers be smart and useful. Maybe not. Maybe you would cheer also, but we really need to focus on the second and third issues. Maybe I misunderstood your statement of the issue. However, dumping on me for being negative is a good way to get me to stay negative.
3906:- First, I am not sure what would be gained from having a Drafts for Deletion process. Is there a reason that we need an additional process besides Miscellany for Deletion (given that there is very little non-draft traffic at MFD anyway)? Second, I am not sure that I understand the point about AGF and reality and cultural changes at AFC. Are we saying that the reviewers need to assume more good faith on the part of the submitters, or that less good faith needs to be assumed on the part of the submitters, or what? My own observation is that I don't see a problem with the reviewers and their thinking, other than being overburdened, but I do see a cultural problem with the bystanders, who constantly dump on the reviewers for not leaving notes for the submitters, for not welcoming the submitters, and for being bitey. That isn't a cultural problem with the AFC reviewers, but a cultural problem with Knowledge in general, that too many editors carry
2144:. One comment I received is "reference bombing". Another one was I have written names of other artists Keramati has worked with. To resolve these two, I removed some parts of text. Although this way of writing (mentioning names of colleagues some has worked with) is evident in the examples I looked at, plus it helps showing the working level of the artist, I still got comments regarding this. Anyhow, as I mentioned earlier, I removed such parts. Consequently what remained is his list of albums. Even the list of albums shows he is a known person in his field (both as a singer and singing teacher), which makes the topic of the article musically notable. But again you have marked my article as non-suitable. In the current version of the article draft, I have even more than 2 independent references. It was even more prior t this, but I had to reduce it. So even now the number of references (4) seems to be sufficient (
4525:- I am not really sure that I understand the dispute well enough to be able to advise you where to go from here. Is there some specific issue about article content? If so, there are various ways to try to resolve the dispute. Is there a more general issue about the tone of the current article? I don't really know what advice to give you other than to discuss on the article talk page. I am really a little puzzled. Maybe you think that the content dispute is clear enough, but I don't see a content dispute, only a vague content complaint. Either you don't have a specific content issue, or you aren't stating it clearly, or I am incapable of understanding it. If the first, then discuss on the article talk page. If the second, then either try stating more clearly what sections of the article you want changed, or again, try discussing on the article talk page. If the third, then go to the article talk page or
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History and demonstrate that he is a "well known" scholar, with quotations and citations. I don't believe is a mistaken or promoting voice, it is also a fact within this scholar field. Also, due to your feedback and getting declined I have searched other scholars to see the model of language used, to see if I was been too far off and I have found a similar scholar within the same field and the article starts with "award wining" and you find descriptions such as "best known" as is the example of this page:
7014:- You might want to stop accusing me of being out to get you, which I am not, and try instead explaining your position. I have been asking about your position because you don't explain it because you are so defensive. I have said for some time that I think that your view that drafts may be moved from draft space to article space in order to delete them is terrible, but I am continuing to wait for you to explain it. I am not out to get you, but only to understand you. I mostly find the work that you do in cleaning up draft space extremely useful, except for one persistent idea about moving crud into article space, and you aren't helping me to understand you on that, and are just making things worse. I can understand that you are in a bad mood after the temporary loss of your review privileges. Don't make things worse for yourself.
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Knowledge -- as in, these are my first few interactions with editing the page, and I'm overwhelmed with over-the-top warnings from other users, accusations, and in hostility in general. I've read the boomerang essay, and honestly, I'm afraid to move forward with conduct complaints for fear of being blocked from editing pages in the future. Is there any way you could help me with how to proceed with this issue? Or maybe weigh in with your honest opinion as to how this whole issue was handled? Thanks in advance
4589:- First, if you believe that further discussion on the article talk page is futile, what do you want to do instead? Second, I agree that there is a certain futility to the discussion on the article talk page, but that is largely because you have not proposed any specific changes or improvements to the article. I can see that you do not like the article, and that you think that it should pay more attention to the numerous other books that are also called Robert's Rules of Order, but what do you want to say about the other books? If you have decided that further discussion on the talk page is futile, then there is indeed an impasse, but, if so, it may be because the other editors are just as unsure about what you want as I am.
3042:, you made a complicated statement that didn't seem conclusive but that suggested that there was groupthink. I didn't understand whether you wanted an RFC. If you want an RFC, you can still either file one yourself or ask me to file one. I will admit that I get annoyed by editors who imply that because they are the one editor against several, that means that they are right and the others are wrong. That annoys me. However, I think it would have annoyed another volunteer. I also get annoyed by editors coloring outside the lines. I also get annoyed by editors who give long answers to short questions when short answers will do. (There are times when long answers are necessary.) So: Do you want an RFC?
354:- Let me explain about bullying, and also to comment further on the disconnect between different viewpoints. Bullying is not always done from a position of power. It can be done from a position of powerlessness, and you did it. If a parent has at least two children, and they are supposed to be playing, and a smaller one keeps saying to a larger one, "I'm going to tell Daddy! I'm going to tell Daddy!" repeatedly, that is a subtle form of bullying. That is what you did. You were indeed in a position of powerlessness that was carefully designed to be a position of powerlessness, and you and the other paid editors were asking Daddy to intervene, and were telling Daddy. Before you went to
533:, I saw that you rejected my draft of “Boundless (technology company)” and wanted to reach out directly for your advice. Another volunteer editor had suggested I post it for review yesterday, and I felt confident that coverage of the company by a wide range of respected media outlets (NYTimes, Seattle Times, Bloomberg, etc.) was sufficient to support notability. But I am new at this and editing with a declared COI, so I’m eager to improve both my editing skills and my understanding of Knowledge rules and guidelines. If I work on this article some more in draft space before resubmitting, how can I keep it from being immediately deleted again? Thanks in advance for your guidance.
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explanations which I posted both on your talk page as well as draft page (sandbox). I had gone through your discussion on your talk pages regarding moving drafts to article space. As for notability of the subject, I have allayed your (Legacypac) doubts in my response. The problem is that editors of wikipedia continuously move from one issue to another causing endless travails to the wiki contributors. You may kindly edit language but kindly do accept the reality that not all
Western and Indian editors of wikipedia do understand the subjects posted on regional and national topics/biographies due to the complexities inherent in Indian national and regional cultures.
8870:"I don't agree with having two Submit buttons. I don't see the point to that."? So negative, dismissive, and completely unaware of the theories of how to brainstorm. I was hoping we could brainstorm, perhaps you didn't read it that way? When brainstorming, the basic theory is to come up nwith new ideas, build on good ideas, and challenge for detail on things that are unclear. Bad ideas should be ignored in favour proposing new unrelated ideas. I think you should have either ignored the two buttons idea if you see nothing in it, or asked "what is the point of the two buttons" to encourage more detail, or to have suggested somehting entirely different.
9934:- Is the draft meant to be AFC-submitted? It is currently in an AFC-submitted state. Do you want it reviewed? If so, the usual AFC procedure is to move it into draft space. If you do not want it reviewed at this time, please remove the AFC submission template. If you want it reviewed but want to request a special exception to have it reviewed from user space rather than from draft space, please put a statement to that effect as an AFC comment. Unless you tell me something else, I will remove the AFC template and move it back to user space without a redirect. However, if there is a conduct issue, it really should be reported to
2677:) Hi Robert, I recently viewed your comments on my submitted article of Grey Wolf Communication. As a brand new Knowledge user/contributor, I thank you for your comments. You mentioned that the article reads as if I have copied and pasted from other sources, however, I can assure you that I did no such thing, and attempted to cite and reference any information that was found through research. I went through the paper and made edits in an attempt to have the paper read more concise and hopefully remove any statements that may have sounded copied from other sources. Thank you again, and I will continue to make revisions on the article.
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6013:"Peacock example: Bob Dylan is the defining figure of the 1960s counterculture and a brilliant songwriter." By no means, does "well known" comes close to promoting a connotation as these words do: "defining", "brilliant", "most significant", "most important". Nowhere in my article this type of language is used. On the contrary it is my opinion that this term is very objective and fair, as it can be proved by all of his work and contributions. I do believe Abel Sierra Madero is a well known scholar within his field of work.
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English department yesterday night; he sat down on my laptop and edited the text. After his clearing it, I moved it into article space. Then a set of four notices flashed on the article page stating that the draft was under the finishing stage of review and should not have been moved to article space--Inform author. Probaly due to this all edits could have got undone. Thus User: Robert McClenon could not find any edits carried out by my fellow academic from English dept.
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7440:. The WP Help Desk seems to me more to be focused on how-to questions and, as you said, on detail. When I am asked by a submitter why I declined their submission, I generally want a patient explanation of what notability means, which might agree with me or disagree with me. I don't need notability explained, but the submitter may really benefit from another viewpoint. In my opinion, the answers at the Teahouse are more appropriate for a typical submitter than the answers at the WP HD or the
4472:- I am not entirely sure that I understand your concern. Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised is the most widely used version of Robert's Rules of Order and is the one that is most directly derived from the original. Is there some other particular book that should be covered instead, or should the article be about parliamentary procedure in general that goes by the name of General Robert, or what? I didn't entirely understand the issue, and I still don't entirely understand your concern.
4844:- It seems that you want an RFC on the definition, but you don't know or care what the choices should be. Why? I can help you if I know what the two, or at most three, choices are. Please specify, and I can compose the RFC. If you don't tell me what the options are, then I don't know why you want the RFC at all, and will close this discussion and step out of the dispute in 24 hours. I really don't mean to be difficult, but I can't help you if you won't say what you want help with.
741:. As it is, the paid editors can create blatantly promotional articles, which will be tagged for cleanup, and may stay tagged for cleanup until the end of the digital world in 2038. It's worth it for them to break the rules. In my opinion, part of the underlying problem is that the English Knowledge still has an idea that it is more important to keep expanding the encyclopedia (and this means welcoming both good new editors and bad new editors) than to make sure that the articles are
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English as we do keep writing to international journals and audiences. A number of my US/UK colleagues have read this text since the controversy erupted over our writing of this piece in English. They only felt that as the nature of the subject itself is problematic it might have compounded the problem of the editor. A prior reading of what is
2792:, probably into your user space rather than draft space. However, are you actually planning to work on your draft now, more often than every few months? Are you planning to request other editors to help you? You say that you would like other editors to review your work. You could have done this at any time before your draft was deleted, and you still can do this if you have your draft undeleted. If you want general advice about editing Knowledge, you may ask at
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Knowledge on Kopparapu Poets entitled as Kopparapu Sodara Kavulu. In keeping with a call from Knowledge English, I have written about same poets in English wikipedia. However, all of you kindly read this restponse at a time and arrive at a calculated decision whether to keep it? Please note that I have high regard for you all and pray for encouragement to new contributors.
3173:, but you might or might not get what you want. Second, you did not answer my question about whether you have a connection or affiliation with Triple Pop. Nearly all of your edits have been about Triple Pop, including at least one draft about Triple Pop (maybe more) that was deleted because it was left alone for six months. If you have a connection, you must declare it; this is not a nice-to-do but a requirement. Third, if you want more advice, you may ask at
9194:- It isn't clear if you are asking a question or making a statement or what. I will comment briefly. You say that this started when you reverted a single edit from a user who was editing in bad faith. Why do you say that the user was editing in bad faith? For a brand-new user to come into Knowledge and immediately start off, on the one hand, by editing contentious articles, and, on the other hand, by accusing a long-time editor of bad faith, is troubling.
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5672:. The stated guideline is that a film that is in principal photography is only notable if the principal photography has been itself notable, the subject of coverage. That is taken as meaning that a film is notable once it is in principal photography. If you think that the two do not match, I agree. What is written and what is done are not the same. I happen to think that this either has the side effect or has the intended effect (intended by
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2294:. Don't worry, I've cleaned it up now, and it didn't take an hour, which is my standard for a long time. And I can see why you did it; it's just that mixing the replies with the questions wasn't your most brilliant idea. Anyway, I've resolved the problem per Legacypac's recommendation. Don't fret too much about it, I just wanted to make sure this mistake was memorable for you.
7362:- I don't really know why I am being asked about this draft. I didn't review this draft. I personally am not persuaded that we need articles on electronic simulated battles. We have articles on real battles (regardless of what century and what continent they were fought), and occasionally articles on battles in fiction, if the fiction has a sufficient audience (see
3821:- I will inquire. Are you proposing that there be a WP:AFCN (Articles for Creation Noticeboard)? If so, what would be reported at it? If its purpose is for reports of tendentious resubmission and other conduct issues at AFC, that is fine, but I am concerned that it would be used then by POV-pushers to report AFC reviewers for being unfair. (Yes, obviously, the
7687:- This was an editor trying to use Knowledge for self-promotion who was stubborn and wouldn't heed advice to stop. I am guessing that the matter is now wrapped up. If there is a next step, it will be that the stubborn editor decides to resume trying, and the result will presumably be a block (with the pages all gone, the only sanction left is a block). Okay.
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2639:- Hi Robert, thank you again for the advice; it's very helpful. I've read the COI policies, and have now declared COI on the article, outlining how I am connected to Empow Studios. I really appreciate your willingness (and patience) to help me learn. If there is anything else you think I may have missed, I'd greatly appreciate any further information.
1744:- Communication in Knowledge is normally done by talk pages, unless there is a reason for wanting privacy. If you are willing to receive email, please enable the feature to Email This User. Otherwise do not enable the feature. There isn't a need to use encrypted email addresses. Either use talk pages, or let Knowledge remember your email address.
1857:. The original AFD was very heavily loaded by sockpuppetry, and the closer properly ignored the IP !votes. The editor who is complaining about the AFD and DRV didn't take part in the initial AFD, because they were hibernating. Hibernating users tend to be throw-away socks for paid editing, but maybe this was a hibernating social-issue warrior.
3885:.I think AfC does need changes, and that you lay out one of the big reasons here: I'm all for AGF as well, but at some point we need to look reality in the face, and I feel AfC in general does a bad job at that. I'm not really sure how to incorporate what you are saying with the culture there, but I agree with your thoughts in general.
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4687:. The SPFL is, as the name suggests, a fully professional football league comprising the top 42 football clubs in Scotland. Any level of football below that in Scotland is not considered to be fully professional. If you have a basis for suggesting that the SPFL is not a fully professional league, please clarify that for me. Thanks.
2312:- I concede that the way I addressed the questions was sub-optimal, and that resulting outcome was a little worse than sub-optimal. I will say that the way you formatted the list of questions neatly did not make for easy answering, but I agree that I in turn made it worse. There are standard instructions for how to put together a
4452:). Unfortunately, after six weeks the RfC has attracted little comment from neutral parties. I would appreciate your guidance on next steps, as I still believe that the current article is not about Robert's Rules at all, but rather about Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised, as explicitly stated in the first sentence of the lede.
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8924:- I don't know. You just established above that you can be negative, and I don't see the point to proposing bad ideas that will be dumped on. Since you do have a history of dumping on the AFC reviewers, I have no reason to think that you won't dump on ideas. If you want to brainstorm, you need to propose brainstorming.
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3877:. I'd agree that there are behavioral issues here, but I also think they overlap with the content issues. I'm actually not that invested in the draft space despite the proposal: I was just tired of hearing complaints about it and getting pinged at MfD to try to find a policy reason to delete something that no one wanted
2316:, but you were doing something strange, which is using a Request for Comments as a Request for Comments. It is usually really used as a Request for Consensus. Next time, if you figure out to format your questions so that answers won't break them, someone else will do something even sillier and break them differently.
1219:- First, did you read the information at the top of my talk page? I see that you have posted a similar inquiry at the AFC Help Desk, and I will reply there, as other editors may. Second, do you have any affiliation or connection with Generations of Hope? Are you employed by them? If so, please make the required
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Hey there Robert -- I wanted to thank you for taking the time to weigh in on the dispute resolution noticeboard. While I'm more than ready to be done with the issue, I wanted to reference the boomerang essay that was cited on the dispute closure. The issue is the back to back warnings on my talk page
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at AFC HD. The questions at AFC HD often indicate that the submitter didn't read the guidelines (or even that the submitter is clueless). If I want a discussion that isn't just with the submitter, I need a forum that has other editors, which isn't the draft talk page, and the quality of the answers
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Just to be perfectly clear: that's my opinion and mine only, and even if it was the majority opinion of Teahouse responders you are plainly within the "rules". Your questions are far from disruptive and their volume is relatively low after all. I am just wondering whether there is a particular reason
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As I've said, there are some cases where a move to mainspace is the best solution for a page that may or may not survive a deletion discussion. Notability and promo guidelines are not clear cut and the only way to really know where a page stands is to test it. Even then, the results of an AfD on some
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This note is in response to all your comments on my draft: Kopparapu Poets or Literary Duo: Kopparapu poets. While the former is found in the sandbox as a redirected draft, the second one is found in the edit summary/contributions page. Though the two drafts are having different heads, the content is
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Disagreement over how to define trans man. One side states that any person who is born male is a man (male human) and the other side states that any person who identifies as a man is a man (masculine identity). Both sides argue that their position is supported by alternate interpretations of the same
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where 2 execution lines saw that the page wasn't notified on, and then proceeded to notify in both cases. Hope this explains why you got the notification and why you got two of the notifications. I suspect if you made that first revision be not visible, the notifications would go to the right user.
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My experience with AfC has typically been that reviewers go above and beyond to AGF, which I think it in part a vestige from the early days of the project when it was created to help IPs create new articles (fun fact for those watching at home, my 'first article' created was an AfC request in the old
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too far, but that is just my opinion (and is politically incorrect, since I see an orthodoxy at work). (The saccharine wording of the AFC decline template is part of the problem, because it encourages submitters to improve and resubmit their drafts, and there is no good way to decline drafts without
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Hello, I submitted an article called "Super Smash Bros. (Video game, 2018)" but you said me that it already exist and linked me the Super Smash Bros. series article but my article was about the last game coming to the Nintendo Switch and not about the series. Also, besides the series article, there's
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is notionally intended as humourous, but in all my experience, it is rarely received in humour, but instead it more often engenders resentment. If you've ever seen someone collide with a fish, you will appreciate that it rarely induces laughs for the recipient. Maybe it would be more appropriate to
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the COIN case. I reviewed that person's history here and I see no sign of paid editing. There are all the signs that they came to WP dragging a very sharp ax and have been grinding it on every topic they touch... and those topics have generally been limited to contentious social issues. This person
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in preparation for this article. Second, the article was about the series as a whole, not just the game. I don't want to be aggressive, but reading the first sentence of the draft compared to the first sentence of the standing article, you can tell one is of the series and one is of one of the games.
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Hello how are you? I have seen your review, sorry but I don´t understand why you think that the references are not adequate, since they are government and NGO pages, recognized media, academic articles and books by renowned writers of the sector. If you say this because of the references that contain
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Hi Robert. Thanks for your comments. I have included two independent news sources plus some other websites and an academic paper. What more can I do to make the article more noteworthy? Would papers presented at conferences also suffice? I'm discovering that possible news articles where the codes may
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I find your three classes of draft submitted to be interesting, correct, and probably useful. I think we can and should try to think of ways to filter class 1 from classes 2 and 3. In fact, I thought changing the big blue submit button to to a big blue request_feedback button, might be a practical
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I’m not sure if they are referred to as user pages. I’m trying to sort sub pages for about I am working on. I know it will take awhile to get them done, and I also want to add more articles for base starting points. I’m not sure I’m doing it correctly. Any input I would appreciate it and I apologize
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is not the only piece in English Knowledge which is under sourced. I can take you to a number of such articles in English Knowledge on a whirlwind trip. But, the editors and administrators refuse to delete such articles due to various excuses. My academic friends note that there are so many problems
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That there is no mechanism yet does not mean the problem can't be solved that way. With Tony successfully arguing for ACPERM, a lot of the traffic that went to main space before will now be redirected to draft space. As such, the number of people active in that area will likely increase at well. As
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I'm going to drop this matter but I don't think the article is very clear, still, as to what happened. I did not see any moderation on happening at all on my request. It looked more like it was more a matter of getting it over with as quickly as possible. By the way, somebody posted a comment on the
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Yeah, I'm not actually saying that it was your fault. I, for one, could have done something to indicate that I expected the questions to be answered in paragraph form below. And I generally don't bother assigning blame for things anyway, because it accomplishes nothing, and said time could be better
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be topic-banned from servicing the queue. That of course isn't what you wanted. You just wanted them to service the queue in a robotic fashion rather than a human fashion. Third, I still think that you were acting as though you had an employer-employee relationship, and could demand better work.
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made a mistake in moving that page and another page into draft space, but you made a bigger mistake in keeping those pages, consisting of copyrighted material, in user space in Knowledge for a period of years. You say that they were still under development, but you had them for years consisting of
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on 24 May. My inclination would be to take no further action and propose closing the SPI, though I don't participate at SPI very often so I don't know the drill. My only complaint about ChessQueen1 is that they gave a dodgy answer when you asked them if they were part of the group, but their actual
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and Venkata Ramakrishna Kavulu. One may also refer to the online article available in the Hindu dated Dec 7 2012 in which reference is made to the notability and scholarly excellence of Kopparapu Poets at par with other contemporaries of the times. However my draft will remain in draft space till
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I have taken the discussion to the Tea House, I'm not getting any responses. I don't think "award winning" is a vague term because he has won many awards and I can't list them all in the first sentence (I'm referencing this since you say I don't specify which award in the first sentence), is a fact
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and discuss with other editors than to argue with me. Second, saying that someone is "award-winning" is so a vague peacock term, because it doesn't say what award, and may lead one to think that it was a higher award than it really was. Third, being well-known should not be stated in the voice of
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Hello I want to ask if this Declaration of Conflict of Interest (BELOW) is what is required and where do I place it? I have cut and rewritten the declined submission for the Draft: Tim Curnow in more neutral language but I will not re-submit it until I have the okay that the declaration of conflict
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This is the best that I can do. Current Knowledge definition: A trans man is a man who was assigned female at birth. Previous Knowledge definition: A trans man is a transgender person who was assigned female at birth but whose gender identity is that of a man. Here are some definitions of trans man
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I agree that "Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised is the most widely used version of Robert's Rules of Order." I don't agree that "it is the one that is most directly derived from the original," but that's a technical point and not an important dispute. The problem, rather, is that the article is
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and I are saying the same thing, about well-meaning but misdirected bystanders ("busybody outsiders") who carry AGF and Do Not Bite to silly lengths (in cases where either the lack of good faith or the lack of clue has already been proved). Just criticizing the reviewers, or offering to "help" the
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What opinions and thoughts do you have on the subject of "undisclosed paid ADMINISTRATORS" and "sockpuppetting" by those with "sysop" status and tools sufficient to allow them to "secretly" create and use "alternate accounts" and entire "identities" as other "editors" with user accounts so they can
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where paid editors reported a volunteer editor for, well, not doing as requested by the paid editors. (I was one of several volunteer editors who shouted down the complaint, but it left a sour note.) I would find it useful to have a way to report abusers of AFC (especially if the Twinkle arv menu
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I have been editing the /Rubber Elasticity/Integrated Network Models page for several months, attempting to make it more accessible to the non-scientific reader. Although it is scientific subject matter that is of interest to many scientists, more non-scientists are likely to visit the page and my
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I saw your post here and thought I'd comment. It is much preferable to expand an existing topic like the one you linked. Just set up sections for the US and Canada. That page already has Canadian references. All pages are works in process and many have issues. Fixing and improving existing pages is
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Anyway, I would still like to say, although we've been on opposite sides of this matter: I appreciate the work you put in here. Knowledge is extraordinarily important, and I realize you spend a lot of time dealing with some of the more controversial areas. The drama boards can be thankless, but are
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Regarding language expertise in English, we welcome edits which donot alter the meaning of the sentences. But be sure, in terms of honesty and integrity, I am no less to any of you in so far complying with the policies of wkipedia. Kindly encourage me a contirbutor with your edits and moving it to
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Hi Robert, Thanks for your reply! The page for Marc-Olivier Strauss-Kahn has been thoroughly scrubbed, as well as completely referenced/cited throughout. That should take care of the issues that were raised. If you are interested in re-reviewing it, I'm hopeful it's now in shape to move to article
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and clicking the button labelled "Contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. However, be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion
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and clicking the button labelled "Contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. However, be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion
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and clicking the button labelled "Contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. However, be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion
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Yes, I could move it back to userspace myself, but, as I explained to RHaworth, I am being wikistalked by a pair of pretty vicious wikistalkers. One of them is an expert at misusing references to the acronyms to our wikidocuments to make non-disputes have the surface appearance of genuine serious
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declined the article; this emphasis was made more clear on IRC. I had let them know that they could reach out to you on your talk page. Again, they insisted on their request. Instead of ignoring their request, I offered to reach out to you on your talk page in hopes of seeding a discussion. I hope
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has dropped back to the levels during the trial. However, the backlog is on the rise again so please consider reviewing a few extra articles each day; a backlog approaching 5,000 is still far too high. An effort is also needed to ensure that older unsuitable older pages at the back of the queue do
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The writer has over 60 publications in Hindi language and has received many awards for his works. However, the article is declined because of the person not having significant coverage in news, books or peer-reviewed journals. I have used references from four news sources, one magazine source, two
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Robert's Rules of Order is in the public domain. The original works by Henry Robert can be printed for free from the Internet, and there are multiple updated versions for sale. These basic facts are omitted from the lede of the Knowledge article, and minimized within. My attempt to introduce these
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Hello Robert, The first draft was submitted by some random fan of Neha Chowdhury, who didn't fill any information or work links of her, just copied one liner and submitted for review. Strict action should be taken by such Wiki Editors who are spoiling the platform. Now we have asked a professional
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I don't mean this is as a criticism, nor do I think you need to remove or edit your comments at the Draft article in any way. I'm just trying to make a point about article Talk pages that I found a bit subtle myself and that took me a while to cotton on to. It can be a fine distinction, and I'm
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by Wdford and Guy are also appropriate for an article talk page, because agree or disagree with what they have to say, the remarks both deal with how to improve the article in some way (e.g., in Wdford's case, by discussing reliability of sourcing; and in Guy's case, by discussing what constitutes
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and clicking the button labelled "Contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. However, be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion
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When I initially posted my article, several editors read it over and said that it was too difficult to understand. I have made significant progress in correcting that deficiency (I think) and would like to have a non-scientific editor read the new version over to see if it is a) acceptable or, b)
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Thank you for the information. I made this page as a requirement for an art history class where I am currently enrolled at Montana State University. I was informed by my professor that notability for an artist is if there have been five or more publications (online or in print) about their work. I
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Dear Editor,This message is regarding your note on my article Kopparapu Duo Poets declining your kind approval. In general terms you are right that one article is posted on one person or an entity. But, in Telugu poetic traditions in India for over a century, a kind of poetic tradition has come to
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Thanks, Robert. I mean cleaned up, making many cuts, as well trying to ensure that the notability issue has been addressed, with many new accurate citations, as well as fact-based evidence, etc. Did my best to address the issues and make it a piece for Knowledge. Mr. Strauss-Kahn is notable. Much
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I still don't understand. Perhaps it isn't capable of being understood by human beings. If the problem was an improper A7 tagging on an article, then the A7 tag could have been removed and the article semi-protected. Unless I either get a clear explanation that can be understood, or I am told
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I apologize, I was following what I thought was the advice that was posted in the closed dispute resolution noticeboard when the matter was closed. At this time, I'm pretty much done, and have only prolonged this due to new discoveries on how to even handle these issues, as opposed to my emotions
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seems to have been accepted, you moved it into article space. One attempt was made to delete it. It is still likely to be deleted. The proper procedure for a page that doesn't have references yet, or otherwise isn't ready for article space, is to create it in user space or draft space. Do you
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is probably better. Since the TH is the newbie version of the HD, it makes sense (1) to avoid cluttering it with more advanced questions and (2) to reach a "sharper" audience (Teahouse responders are those with the patience to repeat a hundred times what notability means, help desk responders are
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Hello, Thanks for reviewing my submission titled "Chapter Eight: The Upside Down" of Stranger Things (TV Show), even though it was rejected. The reason I tried to submit the article was that the summary was missing key details and yet, it was considered "too long or excessively detailed". Thus, I
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I have just now got edited/rewritten the Draft: Kopparapu Poets available in sandbox in which you find some of your comments posted atop the draft. It is awaiting further review after re-submission. As there is no bar in editing the draft under re-submission I have got it edited. I have done some
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Thank you for your feedback and suggestion. I have made some changes to a few sentences and I have read what qualifies as Peacock Terms. I don't believe I am using any Peacock Term, the only two descriptive terms used are "award winning" and "well known". The term "award winning" is a fact, not a
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Declaration of Conflict of Interest Terry Snow and Tim Curnow were students at Auckland University in the 1960s. They had independent careers in different countries, one a journalist in New Zealand, the other a literary agent in Australia. After 40 years, they renewed acquaintance. Because of the
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where you wrote about possible radiation theories and whether they should be in the article. Whether the answer to that question turns out to be yes or no is irrelevant for the point I'm trying to convey; what counts, is that that is a perfectly appropriate question to pose on the talk page of an
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I am affiliated with Empow Studios, but I'd like to make sure I am not perceived as doing this for promotional reasons, so if there is anything you recommend to keep this purely informational, please let me know. I'd very much appreciate any advice here so I'm following policies and your criteria
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As SmokeyJoe says, I broke the numbering, but it was an easily breakable numbering system. To break manual numbering requires either malice or stupidity, as opposed to sloppiness. Anything that you think can't be broken is likely to be broken by stupidity, but anything that can easily be broken
737:- Well, part of the problem is that the paid editors now think that declaring is their only obligation. However, the main problem, I think, is the idea that deletion is not cleanup, and that articles cannot be deleted simply because they are blatantly promotional if they do nonetheless establish
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To protect against future speedy deletions, first, keep a copy off-line just in case. Second, make sure that your draft is not purely of an advertising nature. Third, do not move the draft into article space until you are really sure that it is ready for article space, which best means to let a
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has been deleted on your speedy deletion request. Can you please help me over it and get it undeleted. All the references linked to the page are not just mere mentions, They are article from a reliable source from renowned tabloid in India. The information is clearly verifiable. Also the article
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I do not want to argue with you on these matters.However, as an editor you might be facing a number of such complaints from both India and other countries round the world. I do not wish to move my draft into article space. I know the dangers involved in doing so. But, I shall be grateful if you
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as saying that a RS announcing principal photography alone doesn't constitute notability and getting lots of editor pushback. What is your current practice in this regard? I had been going the DRAFTIFY route but after pushback had just sort of skipped over films. Since another one popped onto my
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The original versions of Robert's Rules are now in the public domain, and are in use as such. RONR was developed in part as a means of preserving copyright protection by creating a new work, since the original copyrights were going to be lost. There are also other newer versions derived from the
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pages in draft space to multiple execute nodes on the WMF Tool Labs compute cluster. In this case the page has the potential to show up under multiple subcategories: AfC submissions by date/01 August 2017, AfC submissions by date/23 February 2017, etc. Normally when the bot evaluates a page for
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After reading your corporate notability page, it looks like Empow Studios would be a valid subject for a separate article dedicated to Empow, however, I had included some citations & external links that didn't hit on all 5 of the qualifying sources. I have edited the article to now show only
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I have been through the guidelines for writing articles about musicians: The person the article is about (Mohsen Keramati) is known in his country and has works published by authorized publishers. Some of the album covers of his works are given as reference. In addition to that, you can see that
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Hello Robert, I am a very new editor here, I have only been editing for a single day, and I was wondering if you would be willing to sort of mentor me and help me learn the ropes. I would really apreciate it if you did so. Thank you. you can contact me at (. -. -.. . .-. --. ..- -.-- ..--- --...
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After some reflection, I can understand why you've used the phrase "bullying" to describe my decision to go to ANI, though the possibility did not occur to me until that point. For what it's worth, in writing the complaint I did not at all feel like I was doing so from a position of power, but a
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Thanks for your response. I am a new contributor to this Knowledge. We are a batch of English professors who wished to try our hand in Knowledge. I had not intentionally created two drafts as you rightly assumed in good faith. If you can be of some help in this regard, kindly retain the Draft:
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In keeping with your suggestion I have taken the help of another English author for editing and rewritiing the draft. You can clearly find substantial cuts and revisions in the text. As suggested by Legacypac, another reviewer like you, I moved it to article space. The article is already in
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Is Legacypac aware that you're "quoting" him/her on your talk page or is your mention of their username some kind of "canvassing" tactic or even a "meatpuppetting" tactic where you "invoke" their name and wait for them to "show up" and back up your personal opinions against creating more notice
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Hi, Robert. I see that a user called Es279 previously contacted you about their article on this organisation (his/her employer). They have now created an article and I have put a COI notice on it and asked them not to edit it again. This paid editing thing is getting out of hand (see the latest
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that "you and I are the only two interested parties in this matter, and likely will ever be". It was at this time I felt compelled to bring the issue to wider awareness. ANI seemed like the right place at the time, but I respect the objections stated thereafter; perhaps COIN would have been the
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Dear Legacypac and Robert McClenon, This is a response to both of you in pursuance to your yesterday's posts. Though you are right regarding evaluating the stories/biographies of Indian regional languages, it may not be proper for me to move it to article space without your satisfaction with my
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is not written in praise of them? Was it written neutrally totally? It is interesting to note that for similar articles/write ups different yardsticks have been applied by reviewers be they the editors or the administrators. Same questions are posed again and again by different editors. For
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and then there would be a venue (just spitballing here). In the end, my point is that we need to handle conduct problems at AFC like we handle them everywhere else. I am one of the most ardent defenders of AGF but even I understand that someone who resubmits the same draft three times without
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tried to create the page with the details after researching thoroughly from different sources and websites, (like the episode pages of other TV shows for instance, Game of Thrones, Westworld etc) because with the lack of essential details, it just wouldn't make any sense to the reader.
10892:- I am a little puzzled by your statement that you are "not completely aware of the process". Users are added to a case by adding them to the case. You are the filing party and it is your responsibility to identify the editors who commented on the content dispute about the article.
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I was about to request semi-protection, so thank you. It doesn't appear that that unregistered editor has anything worth saying, and besides they can always get my attention by pinging me in an article talk page or their own IP talk page. Thanks for semi-protecting. It was needed.
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reviewer decide whether it is ready for article space. It currently is not. The references are in a variety of respected media outlets, but they are mostly in the nature of press releases, in which the newspaper writes what the company says about itself. For more guidance, ask at
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7267:- I don't entirely understand. I declined the draft because it didn't appear that this one episode needed its own article, and it doesn't appear that the other episodes have their own articles. I don't understand about the "missing key details". I will be asking other editors at
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public library catalogues, one journal and one database among other sources. I have used total 33 references. How does the significant coverage for notability is defined? I see many other Knowledge articles having fewer references to be accepted.Atul Anand 07:05, 25 May 2018 (UTC)
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showing progress. The original content and organization of the page was not coherent and I would like to modify it to provide a clearer discussion of rubber elasticity. Before I make changes on the previous page content, I would like to have approval from an editor. Thank you.
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Yeah, I don't know what their deal is. Some of their stuff looks like a lot of time went into it and some is not even coherent. I just do not get the LTAs in general. I mean if I wanted to howl futilely into the night, I'd go into the woods at night and … well … howl futilely.
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6218:. There are couple more articles I edited last year. I don't have a connection with the subject. I am a researcher who had once interviewed him but I think I have tried not to write this article as an original research. Does this clarify my position? I will ask for advice at
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I revised the text per your suggestions for the proposed page for Triple Pop, and independent record label. I hope this text is now compliant, would appreciate a review for the page for Triple Pop. If not, please let me know, happy to revise again. Thank you for your time.
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when he proposed that a "DFD" system be created to handle draft deletions. Any noticeboard carries the risk of being abused but if more people become involved in AFC following ACREQ, then there should be enough neutral editors to handle complaints. This might be something
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I posted a dispute resolution request for the article Ashkenazi Jews as Ivymike1002 on May 2. You closed it as premature. I've posted a number of edits to the talk page including one after you refused it. Every time I post an edit to the talk page, the edit is deleted.
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Robert McClenon, I would like to ask for your assistance in writing a neutral phrasing of the problem that I posted on the dispute resolution noticeboard. Can you please let me know how you might word this better so that it might be submitted for an RFC? Thank you.
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Regarding the article which I wrote on Zdravko Karadachki and which you declined, you state that this was on the basis that he has not played in a fully professional football league. Yet, setting aside his experiences in Bulgaria and Canada, he currently plays for
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Compassionate, hash (#) auto-numbering is a fragile wikiformat that I recommend avoiding unless the explicit intention is to count, like at RfA. Instead, manually number explicitly your points. This is not fragile, and isolated questions can be easily copied. For
4127:. Second, the draft is clearly written to praise its subject, Vikram Gandhi, rather than to describe him neutrally. I am not sure how much will be left if the promotional language is toned down. Third, you may ask for the advice of other experienced editors at
562:. I do not normally follow a draft through the approval process. You ask "how can I keep it from being immediately deleted again?" I don't think it was deleted. It was declined. There is a difference. If you don't understand that difference, please ask at
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was declined? I was just telling the story about a real player battle that took place in ARK: Survival Evolved, it's just a battle report i have no idea how that would be a game guide. Looks like double standarts are prevalent here because this virtual battle
4760:- I tried to look for a straightforward statement of the dispute on the article talk page, and I don't see it. Can you or someone please show me what the two or three alternative versions of the definition are? If so, we can put the question based on that.
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4123:- First, there has already been a deletion discussion, the conclusion of which is that Vikram Gandhi is not considered notable. I won't approve a draft on a deleted topic without comparing it to the deleted article. You can request the deleted article at
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Hi Robert, I'm just now starting the RTX Ray Tracing Technology page and was hoping that the community would help me to build it out. I'll dive back in tomorrow with a few other writers and flesh it out a bit more. First time I've created a page! Thanks,
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Dear Mr. McClenon, Robert, on the 9th of March 2018 I received a e-mail from you about declining the draft "Rollin Motors". On 18th March 2018 I made ceveral changes in the draft "Rollin Motors". Did you received these changes or did I mist your answer?
4794:- Is there a definition that you are proposing? It appears that you just want to complain about the definition and use either DRN or RFC to continue the dispute. What definition do you want? I don't plan to submit an RFC with 5 proposed definitions.
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about the idea that the script should advise the editor how to request undeletion of the draft, because it is very likely that the creator will not see it for the hours that the tag is in place before the speedy deletion, which is, after all, speedy.
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Thank you. On first reading, it is just as I perceived and feared. We have one editor, Legacypac, who has been on a crusade for two years to clean up draft space even if it means moving crud into mainspace where there are rules against having crud.
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Thanks a lot Robert McClenon for your valuable feedback. I will definitely go through all the guidelines & try to add contents as per the Wiki Policy. However, this might take a while to give it another try. Already forwarded to my content team.
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Thanks a lot Robert McClenon for your valuable feedback. I will definitely go through all the guidelines & try to add contents as per the Wiki Policy. However, this might take a while to give it another try. Already forwarded to my content team.
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Robert, I'm so sorry, I seem to be having trouble with the structure of the Human Rights in Israel case on WP:DRN. I'm agreeing to take it on, I think I botched the heading or something. I apologize, I'm very bad with the tech aspect of this. Thanks
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sense of powerlessness. I felt like the user in question had me in a corner—being the only one to ever respond to requests, and often saying no for reasons I found puzzling—and as far as I could tell, no other editors had any idea this was going on.
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8479:- When posting to my user page, please use the Add New Section feature, which will create a proper heading. Your draft did not differ materially from the deleted version. If you think it was different, you have three options. You may request
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does not edit in bad faith. They are stubborn and sometimes combative (as, it appears, you are), but they are always editing with a focus on the integrity and quality of Knowledge. I see that you accused Jytdog of "Possible Vandalism". Read
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regarding additional editors to be added. I am not completely aware of the process involving the addition of new users to a content dispute. Could you indicate which users should be added and who this responsibility falls upon? Thank you.
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use those sockpuppet accounts to create "consensus" for their "official" acts which are nothing more than the result of their own biased, opinionated and completely subjected personal beliefs on what is and what isn't "right" on Knowledge?
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Kopparapu Duo Poets presently available in my sandbox and delete the Draft: Literary Duos: Kopparapu Poets. In fact I pray you to kindly delete 'Duo' from the Draft: Kopparapu Duo Poets as I do not know how to delete it. Let it be simple
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No, no request for RFC. I'm just going to stop wasting time on this. Most of the comments have been about side issues, but the real issue is that the cause of her death is not clear, so that is exactly what it should say! But, I give up.
2182:. I had assumed that you would take part in the discussion there. Instead, you simply asked me a few days later whether I had heard anything. Maybe you want a volunteer to follow your draft through the approval process. If so, go to
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I was not aware about previous article creation and deletion was take place about Vikram Gandhi. I don't have previous article copy and I written it myself. Is there any problem in the article or need to improve. Please suggest me.
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7370:, but I think that, since the draft has been nominated for deletion, the proper forum for discussion is the deletion discussion. Is there a reason why I was asked about this draft? (I haven't even yet !voted on the deletion.)
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I propose treating all AfC ideas as brainstorming. There are a myriad of big and little problems, with no obvious solutions. Although I think the reject template is a good idea, but of course not a complete solution.
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that we should be more understanding of users in the draft space. We should try to identify which of them need more understanding (because they are trying to help) and which of them need to be dealt with quickly and
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8840:. I was hoping for more positivity. Issue 1, "There is no solution, and not even any mitigation"? That is very very negative, do you mean to assert that is is to accepted, don't even think of trying anything?
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submission was declined without even reading the reference sources. Can you please please check the reference sources mention in the draft. any form of help will be greatly appreciated.
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Telugu wikipedia, and this is my effort to put the same authors in English. Text is not same, however. Please review and help edit. Kindly pardon if any thing hurts you in this process.
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I'm aware that I've submit numerous pages of the same organisation. Would you be able to assist me in creating a MyPlayers page please? I've been struggling for months now.
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might be in order. I saw this article begins with a notice about a sandbox, which sounds rather strange. The spelling mistake in the article is "meant" spelt as "ment".
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Hi Robert I was wondering if you could guide me with some of my subpages? You seem to know a lot and I need some help! Thanks Recordyear 06:20, 3 June 2018 (UTC)
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This is not meant to be advertising in nature, and instead informational.
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should be plainly visible.) Not long ago, we had a thread at
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the article space as my resubmission is awaiting your review.
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about how to complete the declaration and how to resubmit.
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8745:. I may comment more later, but I might not.
3296:section G12 of the criteria for speedy deletion
3273:section G11 of the criteria for speedy deletion
1967:. The sources are well-known Persian websites.
1046:notable. If the botanical authority says that
8528:. For a guide to the arbitration process, see
7607:this provides some insight into the situation.
6944:want to wade in, you're a better man than I. —
4914:. For a guide to the arbitration process, see
4151:will send you the old version's contents soon
9921:(cur | prev) 10:16, 2018 June 17 2607:fea8:
9100:place to let AfC reviewers no about a problem
7432:, which appears to be what you mean; the AFC
6730:
6549:I am copying this to all other users such as
6043:, it would be more useful for you to come to
4275:It notifies you because you're listed as the
3688:- Strict action should also be taken against
250:- Twinkle strikes again. It isn't my page.
8243:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Lilastav
7727:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Imakiraa
7300:https://en.wikipedia.org/Bloodbath_of_B-R5RB
6253:- I see that you have asked for opinions at
2455:hit the recipient with a feathersword. See
1569:I wanted to let you know that I just tagged
9918:without leaving a redirect) (undo | thank)
9881:Draft:Unnamed fireboat, North Kingstown, RI
8829:Brainstorming ideas for improvements at AfC
4713:as to whether he qualifies, and resubmit.
440:Draft:South African Mineral Reporting Codes
175:https://en.wikipedia.org/Orayiram_Kinakalal
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8530:Knowledge:Arbitration/Guide to arbitration
7654:User talk:Imakiraa#Knowledge and copyright
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1517:- I will be continuing this discussion at
1314:You are invited to join the discussion at
10036:Thanks for moving it back to userspace.
9455:Announcing the Backlog Elimination Drive!
6764:not get automatically indexed for Google.
5033:of the content if it meets requirements.
4983:of the content if it meets requirements.
4357:of the content if it meets requirements.
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3714:Ashkenazi Jews Dispute Resolution Request
3329:Knowledge:Requesting copyright permission
1986:; and I believe it shows well that it is
8375:moving Top-Posted request for assistance
7445:at TH is better than the quality of the
3325:Knowledge:Donating copyrighted materials
1959:references, while the re-submission has
10522:the guide to writing your first article
10314:the guide to writing your first article
10216:the guide to writing your first article
10169:(ban all bots) on your user talk page.
9894:I think this was a good faith mistake.
8777:. I share your view that a redirect to
8506:BLP issues on British politics articles
8349:(ban all bots) on your user talk page.
8074:(ban all bots) on your user talk page.
7972:(ban all bots) on your user talk page.
7876:(ban all bots) on your user talk page.
7638:User talk:Doug Weller#One more thing...
7584:and ask the opinion of other editors.
7190:(ban all bots) on your user talk page.
7089:Please visit Cesar Newashish Page again
6257:. The discussion can continue there.
3245:the guide to writing your first article
3177:. They may ask you whether you have a
1978:and pursues his teaching career per Mr
193:notice, but please explain why in your
173:Duplicate page.already a page exists .
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6831:Subject-specific notability guidelines
6469:NAC:Please continue any discussion at
2582:Let me know if I am missing anything?
2292:Knowledge talk:Miscellany for deletion
1459:- I will be moving this discussion to
9868:Unnamed fireboat, North Kingstown, RI
8769:Thank you for putting the article on
8685:Both had red links on wikipedia page
8106:WP:Sockpuppet investigations/Lilastav
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5019:. I just wanted to let you know that
4969:. I just wanted to let you know that
4685:Scottish Professional Football League
4343:. I just wanted to let you know that
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1965:where each pat of the text comes from
1573:for deletion, because it seems to be
550:I will try to answer your questions,
306:About my ANI and discussion afterward
10745:Draft:Infidigit Consultants Pvt. Ltd
10660:Draft:Infidigit Consultants Pvt. Ltd
9891:, you moved it back to draft space.
8295:Draft:Chapter Eight: The Upside Down
6490:The following discussion is closed.
6282:The following discussion is closed.
6052:, I meant to take the discussion to
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10566:Knowledge's policies and guidelines
10527:You may want to consider using the
10358:Knowledge's policies and guidelines
10319:You may want to consider using the
10260:Knowledge's policies and guidelines
10221:You may want to consider using the
9816:the Articles for Creation talk page
8241:Hello Robert. On May 13 you opened
6940:If you get through all of that and
6840:nominating an article for deletion.
3360:Knowledge's policies and guidelines
3250:You may want to consider using the
1907:Ok, thanks for saving me the time!
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9169:Re: Dispute Resolution Noticeboard
8991:
8532:. For the Arbitration Committee,
6759:has been implemented. The flow at
6216:2018 Dalit protests in Maharashtra
5819:For all Users and Administrators:
5288:Draft:RTX (ray tracing technology)
4918:. For the Arbitration Committee,
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182:deleted for any of several reasons
169:because of the following concern:
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9388:without as much as an explanation
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4065:Vikram Gandhi Submission declined
1955:. The first submission had about
1761:I have now enabled this feature.
907:Since the very early days of the
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9814:Good. There is a discussion at
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8775:Knowledge: Articles for deletion
8648:
8450:Hi Robert, Greetings Of The Day.
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7390:AFC review questions at Teahouse
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6576:NPR Newsletter No.11 25 May 2018
6567:The discussion above is closed.
6453:The discussion above is closed.
6180:|the conflict of interest policy
6076:The discussion above is closed.
4606:The discussion above is closed.
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8807:is asking for participation in
7067:is asking for participation in
5839:With regard to the comments of
4393:is asking for participation in
2606:the conflict of interest policy
1787:is asking for participation in
1102:is asking for participation in
321:In fact, at one point the user
97:Draft article for Deanna Kamiel
10113:! You created a thread called
9396:got warned by Primefac to stop
8602:artistic notability guidelines
8293:! You created a thread called
8018:! You created a thread called
7922:! You created a thread called
7826:! You created a thread called
7646:User talk:Imakiraa#Draft:Akira
7492:declined the article? Thanks,
7140:! You created a thread called
7071:Talk:List of company registers
7058:Talk:List of company registers
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5631:Films in Principal Photography
5501:Literary duos: Kopparapu poets
5043:Thank you for your attention.
4993:Thank you for your attention.
4367:Thank you for your attention.
4234:Thank you for your attention.
3848:echoed a similar sentiment at
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10718:submission by Vishalinfidigit
10093:Your thread has been archived
9811:17:23, 18 June 20at 18 (UTC)
9434:NPP Backlog Elimination Drive
8273:Your thread has been archived
7998:Your thread has been archived
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7652:if archived or removed), and
7364:Battle of the Pelennor Fields
7120:Your thread has been archived
5666:the film notability guideline
3949:I don't know if I agree with
2881:Did you received my changes?
2786:deleted as an abandoned draft
1791:Talk:List of English monarchs
1778:Talk:List of English monarchs
810:various forms of sockpuppetry
10974:this request for comment on
10809:space. Many thanks, Richard
10603:submission by 123.252.180.18
10531:to help you create articles.
10323:to help you create articles.
10225:to help you create articles.
8809:this request for comment on
8702:Thanks again for your time.
7069:this request for comment on
6593:General notability guideline
4709:- Please ask for a check at
4395:this request for comment on
3420:submission by AESblazingstar
3265:criteria for speedy deletion
3254:to help you create articles.
2713:Rubber Elasticity page edits
2431:Or, you know, we could just
1789:this request for comment on
1104:this request for comment on
884:. Oh, btw I'm not an admin.
558:, to ask their questions at
489:) 15:41, 9 April 2018 (UTC)
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10550:Knowledge:FAQ/Organizations
10342:Knowledge:FAQ/Organizations
10244:Knowledge:FAQ/Organizations
10143:, notification delivery by
10115:Draft:Natasha Bharadwaj (2)
8699:Let me know your thoughts.
8323:, notification delivery by
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8048:, notification delivery by
8045:User:Lowercase sigmabot III
7770:And now the title has been
7660:if archived or removed). --
7542:musical notability criteria
6845:organisations and companies
6711:Why was my article deleted?
6660:Organizations and companies
6600:Subject-specific guidelines
6523:Compared to the article on
3694:conflict of interest policy
2417:, we could break a trout.
2290:You made quite the mess at
956:Words of truth and wisdom!
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7924:Draft:Kopparapu Duo Poets
7644:if archived or removed),
6813:Paid editing - new policy
3302:, but not as a source of
3286:It appears to be a clear
3259:A tag has been placed on
1984:traditional Iranian music
1853:due to my concerns about
1149:Draft:Generations of Hope
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272:I was attempting to move
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212:proposed deletion process
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36:Please do not top-post.
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10970:feedback request service
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6553:, etc for their perusal.
6520:poetry and literature.
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2277:whacked with a wet trout
1893:, a different problem.
1785:feedback request service
1591:You can leave a note on
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