2222:"In the middle of the structure there are a number of mechanical wheels that allow the swings to rotate as it makes it way up and down the tower. The swings are brought up and down by a number of cables that are attached from the swing structure to 4 different sets of yellow wheels each attached to a different section of the steel platform at the top of the tower." But FN45 (ref name=Structure/) is merely a gallery in Facebook. At the very least, you need to link to any individual photo that verifies your point. But really, I don't see how mere photos of the on-site assembly process can verify the stated purpose and dynamic mechanism of these parts."
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through more recent admissions. Pakistani leaders do not deny supporting the
Taliban pre-9/11, they admit to even creating them. The only thing they still deny is whether their regular troops were directly involved (military support) pre-9/11. You'd see another result if other wikiprojects were active there. Don't misunderstand me, I have taken due note of what you said, I am trying to take a step back if I see TG doing the same. It is not helping the discussion when TG is repeatedly making accusations reciting unrelated wiki essays instead of staying on content. But for me, I figure, I need to work on my skills presenting a case in shorter terms.
649:, and use the page size tool on it, the words counted by the tool are highlighted in yellow. Scroll down and you'll see some lists that aren't highlighted. There's a big one in the "Recurring characters" section, and a couple of shorter ones lower down. The tool doesn't count lists, which is fair since many lists are just lists of nouns or noun phrases not requiring copy editing. But lists with text, like this, do need copy editing. What we do is to copy them into a word processor and use its word-count tool. Doing this, Encycloshave's count is good. Hope this helps. --
2316:, a month-long effort to reduce the size of the copy edit backlog. The drive begins on May 1 at 00:00 (UTC) and ends on May 31 at 23:59 (UTC). Our goal for the drive will be to eliminate January, February, and March 2011 from the queue. Barnstars will be awarded to anyone who copy edits more than 4,000 words, and special awards will be given to the top 5 in the following categories: "Number of articles", "Number of words", and "Number of articles of over 5,000 words". We hope to see you there! ā Your drive coordinators:
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1739:. In February I did those things for articles tagged in October, November and December 2010 and (rather half-heartedly) January 2011. This month I planned to review January 2011 and get as far as March, possibly April, 2011. If you think other people would enjoy joining in with this, we could probably set up a simple "adopt-a-month" system whereby people undertake to review the articles for the given month in that sort of way. Do you think there might be interest in that? Cheers, --
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997:", really? I always thought commas were intended to break up sentences. While I don't know the article in question, I always try to not start paragraphs/sentences with phrases like the one quoted in my own articles. One article I had previously copy-edited was notorious for run-on sentences. I installed commas and semi-colons, even some ems and ens, to break up that "wall of text." Am curious to hear your input (without a link to some "Wiki: Manual of Style". ā
1811:, who did over 200 articles, most of them in the last third of the drive, and topped all three leaderboard categories. You're a superstar! Stfg and others have been pre-checking the articles for quality and conformance to Knowledge guidelines; some have been nominated for deletion or had some preliminary clean-up done to help make the copy-edit process more fun and appealing. Thanks to all who helped get those nasty last few articles out of the target months.
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3260:: We're on track to meet our targets for the drive, largely due to the efforts of Lfstevens and the others on the leaderboard. Thanks to all. We have reduced our target group of articlesāJanuary, February, and March 2011āby over half, and it looks like we will achieve that goal. Good progress is being made on the overall backlog as well, with over 500 articles copy-edited during the drive so far. The total backlog currently sits at around 3200 articles.
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want to add material in which you have an interest, like the paragraph about Ken West, or when you want to edit anything about a competitor in any way. It would have been better to propose those things on the talk page and let a neutral editor make the changes in the article, if agreed. Another advantage of this is that you are less likely to be reverted, since epople aren't supposed to delete the talk page postings of other editors (except vandalism).
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any case. This problem applies to any articles that undergo content edits of any kind, of course. You may know that I did some pre-vetting of articles before the March drive and plan to do some more before the May drive, and one or two more GOCE key players are also doing such work. Maybe we could try to pool our efforts. I'm rather busy today, and would like to think about this, but do post anything you like on the talk page, of course. Best, --
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2906:. I have a lot of experience with UK natural burial (see my consulting page) as well as US (see my about page). I currently am building a program at Oregon State University and have a passionate dedication to the spreading of a technology change. I don't make a living from my company. I do outside work to support it (teaching, bookkeeping, etc.) and put every bit of profit I make back into education and furthering the movement.
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should I go through and delete out the links before I am done? Any other comments you can give me on Flint would be appreciated. I grew up just south of Flint -- there seem to be a lot of people interested in this page (for good reason) and I'd also like to see if anyone steps up with comments as well. This is a big article on some very boring topics and I would like feedback from you or another more experienced editor.
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to choose from, creating the impression that he was making "a big move". That is exactly the reason why I said everyone should have the same number of suggestions. This doesn't change though, that version 3b is simply incorrect. And if you think that is ok because it is "a big move" for TG, then we do disagree. I am more than fine to work on 3b to make it correct, I am not insistent on version 4.
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1099:, it only states: "Modern practice is against excessive use of commas; there are usually ways to simplify a sentence so that fewer are needed." Again, I try not to use commas, but most editors on here don't even use punctuation at all. I always put the "in 1999" somewhere in the sentence in order to prevent "excessive" or Stfg's "choppy" uses. Thanks for replying! ā
2887:"green" is a color. There is no such thing as "green burial" - that is a term promoted largely by the Green Burial Council and used for marketing distinction purposes to advantage its members. The Natural Burial Cooperative is a similarly influenced organization that has self-interested motives difficult to discern unless you know the people involved.
1722:, but I think in any case that its scope should be wider than that of GOCE because your thinking applies just as well to articles that people intend to expand for other reasons than copy editing. Also, the skills needed for copyright detection and prose beautification are different. If you'd like to pursue the idea, may I suggest getting in touch with
434:, or even some on the GOCE requests pages, see an awful lot of cruft, and I often wonder, with those pop songs and horror films, why anyone would want to know that they entered the charts at position 53 and peaked at #19 in Turkmenistan, and why some journalist "opined" (really!) that it's jolly spiffing. It's on the fansites already anyway. Whereas
2985:, is unwise. Picking semantic arguments with people in this way appears quarrelsome and isn't going to encourage people to cooperate with you. I'm not certain whether your argument about "green" was intended as an attack on the name of the Green Burial Council, but you've done it so often that I'm left wondering whether that is the case.
438:, esoteric as it is, is the kind of topic that someone might encounter in a school research project or some self-education, and would have difficulty finding out about unless Knowledge could help. So thank you for making the article what it is, and I hope to be able to work with you again in the future. Best, Simon. --
542:: Our target of completing the 2010 articles has almost been reached, with only 56 remaining of the 194 we had at the start of the drive. The last ones are always the most difficult, so thank you if you are able to help copy-edit any of the remaining articles. We have reduced the total backlog by 163 articles so far.
3248:: Out of 49 people signed up for this drive so far, 26 have copy-edited at least one article. It's a smaller group than last drive, but we're making good progress. If you've signed up but haven't yet copy-edited any articles, please consider doing so. Every bit helps! If you haven't signed up yet, it's not too late.
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3913:"Coming to the topic, the points you've given about Pakistan assisting Taliban before the war on terror are completely invalid because the topic of discussion is whether or not Pakistan's military is currently an ally to Taliban (so those should be disregarded - refer to my 2nd comment in this thread)."
532:: We have had 58 people sign up for this drive so far, which compares favorably with our last drive, and 27 have copy-edited at least one article. If you have signed up but have not yet copy-edited any articles, please consider doing so. Every bit helps! If you haven't signed up yet, it's not too late.
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I support presenting the information in the correct way, which is, Pakistan earlier had "a policy of denial" but more recent statements from its most senior leaders (Musharraf, Bhutto, etc.), while still denying providing direct military support, admit that
Pakistan created and supported the Taliban.
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I have another idea as well, which is simply leaderboards of the most articles in a drive and of the most words in a drive, taken over all drives. Maybe the top 10 in each category. I think people might enjoy the challenge of trying to make it on to such a board. I'll mock it up in a sandbox too. The
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Hallo Stfg. I've seen the discussion on the article and while there's an obvious concern for a reviewer here, I think we have a simple resolution. Could you take a quick look at my proposal in the GA Review 'Discussion' and the changes I've made in the article? I would not wish to impose these but it
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FAC. I am pretty sure it would not have gone through without you. I do have a question for you, please don't take it as any sort of criticism, it is just a question. I am wondering why you chose not to register a support for the FA. You have been through the article in some detail and had clearly
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My point is that TG made a big move in your direction and that you would get better progress if you developed from it and tried to improve it, rather than playing broken record about your one-and-only way of doing it, and covering the talk page with repetition after repetition of the same stuff. And
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It cites a foot note for that "politicians in
Islamabad" statement which directs to an article which identifies the "politicians in Islamabad" as ISI officials operating under then Pakistan military leader Musharraf. My questions: A) You want to put a pre-2002 joker statement of people working under
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Look, you do not know the history of this discussion. The two sources "provided by TG" were actually initially provided by myself for the discussion on the
Taliban talk not by TG. I am therefore very familiar with the two sources. I don't know why you have the idea that I would think the sources are
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No, didn't see that, had no time to watch his talk. As of now, the majority of option statements for 3b has come from
Wikiproject Pakistan participants, so I am not surprised really by the choices they made. Doesn't change, however, that earlier denials by the Pakistan government have been nullified
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I understand that the Green Burial
Council and other organisations are marketing organisations that exist to serve paying members. That does not at all imply that they shouldn't be described here. If the natural burial industry were a mature one, one would expect it to have neutral bodies overseeing
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To be strictly accurate, "Natural Burial" as a term should probably be a re-direct back to Final
Disposition, outside of the basic definition at the top of the page. The act of burial is the act of "disposition." I would be happy to go into this more if I thought it would do any good, but since most
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Well....we just kinda decided to end the discussion about if the rides were really 8 meters taller and deleted the "model" section in the article. Regarding the height....we haven't been able to exactly figure that out yet. If the brochure is telling the truth, then I think the current Wind Seeker's
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Thanks for being so careful in how you asked that question. I've never actually supported or opposed any FA, partly because I've never been sure I was supposed to when I'd been working on it, and partly just for being aware that I'm not familiar enough with the criteria to feel entitled to !vote (is
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Hi Dianna, glad to hear you're going to have more time again. I hope the rearrangement of RL is a happy one. I'd like to take you up on your offer please. 00:00 is midnight here at the moment but will become 1 a.m. before the end of the month because of daylight saving time, and I've got some things
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I see it differently. Last I checked, TG still favoured option 1 (no inclusion at all) but made sure that if other editors were to agree that inclusion is necessary (and he could foresee this to come because of the earlier discussion) enough versions proposed by him according to his ideas are there
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If I may say so, I think you are making it harder for yourself by overdoing the pressure. DS has written of "whitewash", and we don't want that, but we don't want blackwash either. I think you need to read between the lines of the option statements, where you may see signs that people are beginning
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I saw when you first posted them. For the first, p.102 of that source is no longer previewed, but I read it when you posted it and it was still visible. The issue, of course, is whether there are sources for government denials. To be fair to TopGun, I have asked him to identify such, as you'll have
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Dear Stfg, Please be aware that there are significant sourcing- and POV issues plaguing the article (see the talk page, for instance). Consequently, copy-edits by hard-working (and well-meaning) copy-editors stand in danger of being mangled later. In my view, many parts of the article read like a
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Well, you guessed. My native language is spanish, but i have a degree in
English language. WFN Strategies was my first copyedited article ever and i know i didn't put my best efforts on it. Also, the article topic was out of my knowledge, so I was like blinded on it. I thank you for pointing out my
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Thank you for taking an interest in this and perhaps I can be useful in some way, if only to share with you that there are countering opinions to what is posted here and that those counters are almost constantly deleted. I would change a lot of things because there is SO much that's also inaccurate
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As a teacher of this subject (sustainable cemetery management, that presupposes processes and products that don't impede the decomposition process or create future pollution/fiscal problems) I'd suggest that giving the GBC the ability to define things is a serious mistake unless you can demonstrate
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I'd appreciate if you'd avoid making debating points out of my interactions with other editors, as this could potentially be very disruptive. Briefly, to say that breaking up a sentence is the intention of commas is to confuse the means with the end: the purpose is to clarify meaning by showing the
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I won't be doing it. Sorry, I'd have liked to, but there's a problem because after someone has done copy edits that you request, you go on forever tinkering with the text, introducing new errors or even reintroducing the old ones (like putting commas after phrases like "In 1999" at the beginning of
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What you changed is fine with me. I was a bit groggy trying to crunch all those numbers today, on top of trying to figure out how to correctly count them. I was wondering about Nugent's pubs myself, as that's not really "prose." Thanks again for all your help and corrections. This is my first c/e
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Hi, Simon. Just a note to let you know I really appreciate your timely updates to the March drive page. I wanted to let you know that I have rearranged my schedule (and my life, FWIW) and will have more editing time again. If you need me to take charge of updating the daily progress chart, or if it
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I looked at the history of the article and didn't see what you meant by your contributions being "burned". However, there is a solution, which is to use the talk page to propose additions whenever making them directly to the article would involve you in a conflict of interest. This arises when you
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claims that this new version has very bad grammar. I included this new version into the article, but since article will appear on Main Page on 10 April, I, afer AniMate advised me to do so, reverted the article to the earlier version. After I or you or anyome fix the grammar on new version, I will
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Glad to hear your cataract operations went well. I had this done in both eyes a few years ago, with a big improvement. Copy editing can indeed obscure copyright violations, and it's a worry that our methods for spotting them are (a) probably not applied by everybody, and (b) rather hit and miss in
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I have been rather disturbed about copyright issues for copyeditors. We don't want our good work to have the effect of masking copyright violations. I have been wondering whether something like a Guild of
Copyright Auditors is what is needed. Their work should precede ours. Feel free to transclude
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I mentioned in
January, on the drive talk page, that I was going to have an eye operation soon. Since then I have had one operation in February and one in March for cataracts. My work on the drive was therefore minimal in March and was intended mainly to get barnstarred for the 40,000+ words I had
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OK, I've done that. I only found small things to change. Please check the bit about swimming. I think I've made it clearer, but please make sure it still says what you want it to. The only sources I've checked are: FN11 (for "biome"), FN15 (to see exactly what he says the competitive advantage is,
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Hello, sorry about the WindSeeker spelling issue. About the models, I'm kind off busy right now but there are other references within the existing ones in the article that tell you that the ride is 301 feet (92 meters), so if you get a chance, you can add them to the sentence, if not I will do it
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Hi, Stfg. It looks like I will not be at home at 00:00 to close off the drive, so if you could get the ball rolling on that, I would appreciate it. The main things to do first are to hat up the drive page and change the message in the om box. A screen shot of the status of the drive would be cool
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As to your sources, I think they are significant and could well be used in an article that set out to present the subject in more detail, and I certainly find them more credible than TG appears to at present. But TG is right to point out that they are from individuals, however significant those
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I have copy-edited the Flint, Michigan page but I have a nagging question. Someone made a ton of internal wiki links to old defunct Flint Michigan sports teams. These do not seem to exist inside Knowledge. Am I correct in placing the citations needed banner on them and leaving the links, or
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That there have been such denials is documented in RSs. Why do you feel the need to suppress that information? Consider the effect of the denials on different sectors of readership. The majority will will not check the sources, will say to themselves "well, they would, wouldn't they" and go on
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During this drive we were successful in eliminating our target monthsāOctober, November, and December 2010āfrom the queue, and have now eliminated all the 2010 articles from our list. We were able to complete 500 articles this month! End-of-drive results and barnstar information can be found
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As far as "entitlement" is concerned, anyone can support/oppose and I have seen plenty of reviewers at FA who have clearly read far less of the candidate article than you have and know nothing about the subject. The FA instructions to supporters/opposers say "If you have been a significant
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a hoax because "Alejandro GarcĆa" + "Productor" (Producer in Spanish) turns up nothing related to music on Google News. There is a filmmaker by that name, but he doesn't seem quite notable. None of the details match up, with "Alejandro GarcĆa" + "Alacranes Musical" turning up zero results.
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We all know that "green" is also used to refer to matters of ecological approach. It has meanings like eco-friendly, ecologically motivated, and suchlike. Similarly, to argue that "earth" refers only to the planet, ignoring its wide and correct use as a synonym for "soil", as you did in
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The Green Burial Council is a marketing organization - 501 c 6 - chartered to act on behalf of is paying business members. It is responsible for most of the promotional pieces here. I re-did the page a couple of years ago but someone burned all the edits and I can't keep up with them.
390:"bought in" to it to some extent. Is there some rule of copyediting preventing you from doing so, or was there actually something you did not like? No need to justify anything, you are entitled to support, or not support, whatever you choose - I am just curious about your reasons.
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Hi again, I was just reading Mondial's Wind Seeker brochure and it does appear that the ride either comes in the size of 65m or 100m. I know this because the brochure was advertising a 65 meter model with 25 gondolas. In the end, there are 4 different capacity choices and 2 height
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I apologize if I'm not adhering to protocol with this note. I'm not sure how to best contribute here and don't have the time to learn without someone helping me. I invite comments directly to my page (or however it's supposed to be done) so that we can share ideas if you'd like.
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Musharraf, above their leader Musharraf's later (2006) statement? Musharraf wasn't "just one individual" in 2006, he was the President and military ruler of Pakistan. B) "Politicians in Islamabad" is obviously not the government in this context, but Musharraf was the government.
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Hi. As I did it before I've had a look at the diff of what has happened in the last three months or so, which is pretty fine, but I've tidied up one or two things. I'm no longer accepting requests and seldom editing popular culture articles any more, so please make requests at
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them to some extent. While it isn't a mature industry, the existence of multiple self-interested umbrella organizations in competition with one another is what one would expect. It's quite in order for them to be described here. What of course is not in order is for them to be
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breaks. There's obviously a world of difference between breaking up the text to improve clarity, and making it choppy. I would have said more, but it's hard to believe your interest in my "input" is sincere when you try to constrain the terms in which I give it. Please see
3563:. I challenge you to read through those and then come back here and say, while keeping a straight face, that they "whitewash" anything. Yes, they do say that there were denials from Islamabad. But what do you see them making of those denials? How much more do you want?
552:, who has been going through the backlog and doing some preliminary vetting of the articlesāremoving copyright violations, doing initial clean-up, and nominating some for deletion. This work has helped make the drive a more pleasant experience for all our volunteers.
3698:"The Taliban regime is widely accepted to have been supported by the ISI and Pakistani military from 1994 to 2001, which Pakistan officially denied during that time, although then Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf now admits to supporting the Taliban until 9/11."
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So it looks like we will be going ahead with the sidebar, if I am understanding this correctly. I thought I would notify our first recipient and create a user-box they can place on their page if desired. I have to go do the payroll, and will check back later --
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tag can be placed on any article you find to be totally uneditable, and you can nominate for deletion any that you discover to be copyright violations or completely unintelligible. If you need help deciding what to do, please contact any of the coordinators.
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photo or even gallery could verify all that. Just for one example, no photo could show that the wheels "allow the swings to rotate as it makes it way up and down the tower". The most a photo can show is the outward, static appearance of something. Cheers,
745:, and the DrPDA tool gives a word count of 1401 for it. It correctly excludes: the table of contents; the section headers; the table in the General Introduction section; and the chart in the Geography section. None of these require copy editing. --
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OK, but I seem to be finding a lot more to do than that, really a full-scale copy edit. Had you finished? Am I doing the wrong thing? I've done up to and including "Entertainment", but am stopping here as I'm not clear if this is what you wanted.
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That is how the discussion went then, only post 9/11 was discussed, not the very obvious consensus of the reliable sources for 1994-2001. So whatever your opinion might be, a "consensus" cannot be applied to something that was never discussed.
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Hi! I asked the changes to be written on the talk page to see in where i made mistakes or to have a guide for future edits on the article. That's the main reason... And most of all to document the copy-edit process, for future reference. =)
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FYI, I finally found the diffs which are backing up what I said all along about that NPOV "consensus" which TG keeps citing for the 1994-2001 discussion. In the following diffs taken from the first posts of the discussion he says himself:
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Well, maybe it's that, but aren't you overlooking concessions that have been made towards you, and neglecting to respond to them? You might have another look at option 3(b) and read the two sources that TG offered for it, which are
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Hello Cynthia. Thank you for your messsage. You haven't breached any protocol that I know of, and you are welcome here. I've taken a couple of days to think about what you said, and have done some background reading. Here's what I
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If you can't do it, it's no big deal. People are very honest, so it will not affect the outcome. I will probably be home around 02:30 UTC and can get the most important bits done at that time. So please don't worry about it.Ā :) --
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When working on the backlog, please keep in mind that there are options other than copy-editing available; some articles may be candidates for deletion, or may not be suitable for copy-editing at this time for other reasons. The
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believing whatever they believed before; nothing you can say will change the prejudices of that part of the readership. The minority who check the references will see what the references say; you surely can't worry about that!
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OK, I'll see how I am, as we're now on British daylight saving time and that's 2 hours after I normally go to bed. If I can't manage that, I'll do it first thing in the morning. I don't think that would really matter, do you?
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I gotcha! Thanks! I JUST now installed the DrPDA tool. Now to reconfigure...again. So the current word count is 962. But I list 1,401, as the total in the Completed section on the GOCE Drive page? (Sorry for the molehills:
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I use this particular page in my classes as an example of why to NOT use Knowledge, precisely because even the editors aren't expert enough in a topic to keep up with it and therefore the information cannot be relied upon.
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Thanks, Dianna. Yes, people on the drives are very good about such things. We'll see how things are. These days, sometimes I can't wind down and sometimes I'm zonked at 10. If I'm up I'll do it, otherwise thanks if you do.
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There is a principle that Knowledge's internal workings are not exposed to the general reader, so pages like this should be in the Knowledge name space and there should not even be redirects from the main space. Regards,
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that the right term?) on anything except prose quality. In the notes I put on the talk page, I said "I found it an interesting and informative article, deserving of FA", and I thought I was being bold to say that.
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I was going by the byte count from the Edit History, and not the actual word count. I know how to do that now and have adjusted the numbers. Just a slight change (only 4000!). Now I know! Thanks for the heads
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article for about a week now (hoping to complete it this evening), and have paid barely any attention to the rest of wikipedia in that time. But I will do the Hall of Fame, next thing. Cheers, Simon. --
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is on my watchlist, and to ensure that I don't risk disrupting it in any way, I will not discuss the subject or anything related to the subject while it is going on. This discussion is now closed. --
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Congratulations on achieving the FA. It's a very interesting and nicely presented article, well deserving of the badge. Thank you for being so generous about my contribution. I enjoyed working on it.
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Yes, that's right, you count the 1401. After all, that what you were faced with and had to work on. And don't be sorry about anything. Your work is appreciated, especially as you are so thorough. --
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left over from January. Hopefully I will be in good shape for May; I still need to get a new prescription for reading glasses to finish the job off. I have been very happy with both operations.
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Not taking into account the more recent information about the Musharraf, Bhutto and Babar statements which explicitly say, "yes, we created the Taliban", is indeed a suppression of information.
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Your disclosure above is very helpful, and I would recommend placing a similar one on your user page. Disclosures of that nature help to reassure people that you are playing it straight.
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I haven't " the GBC the ability to define things", I've copy edited an article. The only source from them used before I arrived was their "founder members" page, and I even removed that.
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Anyways, I don't own wikipedia neither the information presented here. If you still can't see the point I am trying to make, there you go. Still the best of whishes to you personally,
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I'll let you deal with the existing refs. The stroke in 65/100 would normally mean "or", surely. 65-100 would mean "to". I guess the other refs are what we need, anyhow. Cheers, --
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Hello again, Jack. I think a Guild of Copyright Auditors is an interesting idea. I don't yet understand how exactly it would relate to the work of the people who look after the
3677:"This new release comes just days after Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, acknowledged that, "There is no doubt Afghan militants are supported from Pakistan soil.""
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this month! She has copy-edited over 1567 articles during these drives, and surpassed the 1,000,000-word mark on May 5. On to the second million! ā Your drive coordinators:
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I think you must have used the byte count rather than the word count. Where there are lists, you should only count them if there is prose, which would be copy edited. In
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Yes it is, and it is likely at least in part due to your hard work pre-vetting the articles. I will try to uphold your high standard for maintaining the chart! Thanks --
1684:(right word?) my comments here to the C/E Guild page if you think we should be discussing this. Thanks for all the good and generous work you do for the Guild and WP. --
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Thank you very much, TenPoundHammer. This was only my 2nd AfD and, as you saw, I was having a spot of bother. I really appreciate your help. (P.S. A fellow pianist). --
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