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that was added to the end of the word "was," assumed it was nonsense vandalism, and didn't look closely at the other part of the edit. Checking that ISP's other edit, they're skirting the POV line in their enthusiasm for Polk Audio, but I should have been more careful in my revert and summary. I left
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Yikes. Well, I can't say I'll miss the surreal rants and accusations. I don't see any attempt on his part to take the matter to arbitration. My guess is that someone who was patrolling the recent changes noticed him making edits every couple of minutes, took a look at the stuff he'd been writing, and
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where he added out of context quotations to attempt to insinuate something wholly out of place. Most of his not yet deleted contributions show a strong belief in extreme fringe theories, which experience has shown he's not hesitant to claim as fact. Anyway, I ran across him on those two after he'd
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Thank you for the kind words. I know that he is deliberately attempting to goad me into doing something dumb. Based on the fact that he has been threatening it for days, I have already compiled a list of his more egregious offenses if this goes to arbitration. Thank you again for your kindness.
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papers I just ran the text search, and a quick glance over the References... nothing there. As a scientist doing research into finger and toe length variation, I had hoped to be able to find something useful in all this "Celtic Toe" bruhaha, but it seems to be just a big waste of my time (and
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article, but I think your fingers might have gotten ahead of you when you tagged it "rvv" in the edit summary. It sounds to me more like someone promoting Polk Audio than a run-of-the-mill Wikivandal, and they probably should just have been steered over to the Polk Audio article.
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near the bottom and I'm familiar with the quotes concerning the myth from the Egytian Book of the Dead. I didn't put down any opinions, it wasn't vanity, I cited and quoted my sources. I was just a little shocked that it was suddenly gone.
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decided it was time for a block. Hopefully he'll find something more productive to do with his time. Anyway, as the tapir that I am, I salute you with my snout for managing to keep your cool through through this very strange process. —
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Thank for for reverting vandalism on numerous user pages, and most lately mine. I award you the RickK Anti-vandalism Barnstar in recognition of your sterling and continual efforts - it is most appreciated! With Best Regards, -
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For the Roberts et al paper, I looked for Jackson's name in the references (it's not there) and the acknowls (not there) and then just ran a text search for the string "Jac" in the entire paper (nothing), for the two
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Thanks for removing "a large red feather-duster" with "is black" in the bongo section of wikipedia. Originally I thought you were the one who wrote but you didn't. Sorry if I thought that about you. Thanks.
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Thank you for your prompt action anyway, my friend. I am new in wikipedia and just making some tests. I had "copy-paste" my contribution in my user page but now I decided to erase it. See you around
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Knowledge has no preference over which dialect to use, but it should be consistent within an article. The ANPR article is in British English, so the latter is correct. Hope that helps.
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Well, thanks for your research, Pete! It's been interesting watching this whole thing go on while I've been stuck at home sick. Sorry it seems to have been a waste of your time. -
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Arr. Thanks a lot for the welcome. :) I've been on wikipedia for a while now as a lurker, but only recently started editing. (forgot to signiture) Pauric 03:44, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
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I noticed your reply to my post on WP:Bite. Thank you for responding and refreshing my faith in admins here. From what I read above you really seem like the cream of the crop.
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to the template tag. For example, use {{subst:test}} instead of {{test}}. This reduces server load and prevents accidental blanking of the template. —
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This all stems from an argument we had on the Warren Kinsella entry. The worst is when my work get reverted by him just to tick me off. Loook at the
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Thank you for the welcome. I am planning to start my contributions gently by filling in some red links for science fiction books I have in my library.
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Wow...ok...apparently, he got blocked. Indefinitely. I have been away for the past few hours. Do you know if he attempted to take this to arbitration?
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Thank you for reverting the vandals work. I have a good idea who the culprit is. It seems this stems from a reverting war that over at the
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Thank you for reverting the vandalism by 24.241.230.194. in the Langston Hughes article. Thank you so very, very, very much.
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got blocked almost immediately. This new one was confirmed by checkuser, but he isn't blocked. I'm not sure why.
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I use wikipedia all the time and got tired of vandalism. Freind told me how to revert. Glad to be apart of this.
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I hate to just edit out a link when obviously someone put it in, maybe to get further knowledge on the subject.
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Thanks for handling the vandalism on my userpage. I didn't even realize anything had happened until much later.
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Thank you, been exploring around wikipedia lately and learning how to use it and edit. Thanks for helping. :D
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Thanks for reverting my user page from vandalism. The vandal seems to be upset because he blanked out part of
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page. Please be advised random IP's based in Ottawa seem to revert my most recent work out of malice.
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I got your message, but I don't actually know how to protect pages. You might want to take a look
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Check out the contributions I linked in the edit summary adding that tag. The most egregious one (
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and I reverted him. It's just lovely being on CVU on days like this, isn't it? ;-) Thanks again -
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I have blocked the donkey vandaliser for an hour (School ip), let me know if they return. --
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Thanks for reverting that vandal. That was the first time that someone vandalized my page.
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The only reason I wrote the article was because there is an empty link to Sebau from
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Thanks for reverting 200.45.6.131's vandalism - guess I made him mad, fun huh? :-)
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I just wanted to thank you for repeatedly reverting vandalism to my talk page. --
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I had no idea that was the case. I once had a math teacher who was a stickler for
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Thanks for reverting the vandal on my page, too. That wasn't my first vandal. --
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Just FYI: I think you were correct to revert the addition of the cute little
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Be sure to put warning tags on the vandal's user talk page (such as
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Same as above. (Or below. Whatever.) Except not the lurker part. =]
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Also, can you be a bit more careful when welcoming users, like
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Should I put in a justification on why I put in the article?
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for more information. Sorry I can't be of much help! -
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When using template tags on talk pages, don't forget to
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Can you protect T.I.'s page from all this vandelizim?
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User talk:Tapir Terrific
main talk page
Mandywang
16:58, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
Online poker
subst:test
subst:test2
subst:test3
subst:test4
subst:test4
Request for Intervention
Eagle
talk
03:41, 22 May 2006 (UTC)
Pete.Hurd
23:34, 3 July 2006 (UTC)
Tapir Terrific
23:40, 3 July 2006 (UTC)
Automatic number plate recognition
American English
British English
violet/riga
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21:53, 4 July 2006 (UTC)
Tapir Terrific
22:00, 4 July 2006 (UTC)
Adolf Hitler
Baseball,Baby!

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