User talk:The Earwig/Archive 3

3293:. When I put something on a talk page, I usually try to be helpful, but end up grousing savagely. When I see biased content, my first impulse is to want to replace it with other biased content, and I have the habit of letting other editors know. I don't think I'll really be able to describe what I do and what I want to do. The help I need now is around the very basics of policy and programming. I still don't understand how, for example, you add an image to a page, or what constitutes, say, original research or reliable citations–the pages on the subject aren't enough. I don't know about much besides adding text and inline citations to pages, so I can't answer your question on "some specific areas." How do I find out about these? My plans for the long run include the possibility of getting new WikiProject (or something similar) for some group of animals (turtles? my 4375:"Do you know about this sort of thing?" – If you want to get involved somewhere, go right ahead! You really don't need permission to start working with the project, or to ask someone questions. I bet they'd be very helpful, and would love to give you some work to do. As for other matters you might be interested in... I'm not sure. Content writing is one of the best areas you can get involved in here, so I'm glad you're doing it. I made the mistake of getting involved in administration work; while it is enjoyable and just as important, sometimes I doubt whether I'm helping the encyclopedia, or whether some of the things I'm doing are actually hurting it. If you like content writing or fixing things, that's great. Keep it up! — 506: 1554: 7037:. Is your bot available to tag algae article talk pages with the WikiProject Algae banner? The algae articles are very confused, and it is not a straight-forward single task based upon the taxoboxes, but a string of tasks. I would like the bot to first tag a group of articles from a list as high priority algae articles, then tag other groups and create lists as subpages of WikiProject Algae. Before I give you more details, could you tell me if your bot would be appropriate for this task? -- 5049: 31: 2512: 6218: 2032: 5666:

way, I always prefer "7 December 2009" over 2009-12-7, since this is clearer. Also: I usually use cite x templates rather than any others, and here I felt like not using any templates, but I need to use citation, since I'm using a harvard-inline cit hybrid system. As for watchlists, I'll just check page histories every few weeks for each page, and more frequently for some- I only have around thirty pages on my watchlist, though I do also check certain taxa now and then. —

3263:, or at least, that was the impression I've got. Combined with 68% of your edits to the article space, you're doing reasonably well so far. Considering, as you said, you already have a general "feel" for the place, it might be better to structure this adoption differently than I usually do. So... to start off; tell me a little about yourself. Knowledge is a vast network of policy, discussion, and process. What are some specific areas you'd like to get involved in? — 1025:– if you don't give us any good sources in an article, how do we know if the information is correct? For example, say I'm writing an article about someone named John Jack Jones. If I say in the article that "John Jack Jones is the President of the United States" and I source that statement to John's blog, we really won't know if it's correct or not. Why would we trust his blog for information? But, if I put the same statement in and I source it to 4409:? It is a highly speculative taxonomy for birds based on the latest research, made by a management professor and birdwatcher. Of course I wouldn't cite the taxonomy, but rather the history, nomenclature, and the results of certain completed but unpublished MA theses (roughly along these lines: "a recent phylogenetic study has suggested this species may be highly basal in its family"). I have no idea on whether this can be cited. 1008:. Despite being extremely large and considered to be a search engine by many people, Knowledge has standards for what you can include and what you can't include. Notability is one of the most basic ways that you can use to prove to us that your article subject is appropriate enough to be included in an encyclopedia. "Notability", in the Knowledge sense, means that a subject has been mentioned multiple times in 5331: 1685: 1526: 1494: 3549:. The discussion at the talk page began when I didn't know any Knowledge etiquette and ended with a great deal of frustration on my part, and we both got quite carried away commenting, and ended up looking rather stupid. The other incident I don't remember. As for the content removal, I was not referring to removing vandalism or anything similar. As for a 4370:... hm. I don't really have much to say about this one. Some people love WikiProjects, some (like you) don't necessarily see the purpose behind them. Of course, Knowledge is at heart a collaborative environment, but many people work better by writing an article by themselves, then having other people work on it. I don't really know what to say here. 1092:, the message is intended for reviewers to deal with, not the authors. There are also a lot of false positives. So, not only would we be informing them about something they really can't fix, but we might be giving them an irrelevant message. Maybe I'm wrong? I'm not sure, and I'll seek some input from other reviewers about this idea. Thanks, 3397:. If they're trying to be helpful (e.g., "It looks like you made a mistake here. Please remember to follow OR when editing articles."), I would take their advice. Even if it seems offensive or rude, remember that there's a 95% chance they just want to help, and may be a little tired. Please don't let that type of thing get you down. 653:. If you accept the nomination, you must state and sign your acceptance. You may also choose to make a statement and/or answer the optional questions to supplement the information your nominator has given. Once you are satisfied with the page, you may post your nomination for discussion, or request that your nominator do so. 5544:. I can't figure this out. I also might have to ask you what to tell some new users making unconstructive edits to pages I'll be working on. So far, for various reasons, I haven't needed to. Just a note: I think this page, and the note on its talk page will explain why I had you shuffle around some fish-related articles: 7239:, but it requires pasting content and removing markup (including footnotes), which is time consuming. I think it may also search for chunks that are too large. If I had a magic wand, I'd also get it to exclude known wiki mirrors, because by the time an article gets to CP or CCI, we usually have tons of those. 7093:

articles you obviously have background knowledge in algae and taxonomy, and I think the task will be large, but finite, to straighten out the algal taxonomies, particularly the more Knowledge editors we have contributing some amount of knowledge. As you must know, the algae articles on Knowledge are

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also says it should be removed and the the multiple check users should be enough. He is indef blocked and all socks blocked on site. What sort of additional "ban discussion" is needed. Bambifan101's crap was deleted long before he was "community" banned in any sense, not that its clear how such a ban

3733:) reduced the section to "+MOEN" in August this year, and the same day another IP (out of New Jersey) deleted that "+MOEN". It seems nobody noticed the removed section, except myself, back in October (I had seen it months, or maybe years before). I'm surprised this sort of thing happens on Knowledge. 3728:

going to remove a bit of the info from Flamingo and restore a bunch to House Sparrow. Here's something you might want to know: I've now found the full story behind the removal of the section on house sparrow declines. First, in 2007, it was significantly reduced by that Australian registered user. An

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Hello, I'm Innotata. As you can tell by my signature and user page, I've been a Knowledge user for longer than most people in the adopt-a-user program. However, I've been making plenty of mistakes, and I need some help to learn the details of contributing to Knowledge, do anything except add text and

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That's the most basic information I can give you about preventing an article from being deleted. Sorry if I may be a little confusing in parts, feel free to ask questions if you have any! As for working on an actual article, if you give me the subject, I can tell you a little more about the standards

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article. I created it, because I saw on User:Osborne's talk page that it had just been deleted. However, it was deleted due to the lack of content, and I did ask the deleting administrator to restore any content, but he said it had only contained the name. Thanks for adding additional details and

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I think I'll ask a certain user who is currently juggling half the vertebrate WikiProjects' coordination single-handed if there are any I could get particularly involved in. Do you know about this sort of thing? And, are there any other matters you think I might be interested in? Note: I did not add

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I agree that this is a strange case when it comes to the copyvio situation, and you may be right when saying that this isn't a copyvio. However, I still believe that the complete lack of references justifies a decline on it's own. According to my experience, we usually don't accept BLPs without some

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with other WikiProject Fishes participants. Nothing on the list of things to do is of any interest to me (and nothing changes on it, or the project page, for years). I'd like to get involved, but I'm not the best person to co-operate with other editors interested in fishes. (The matter is different

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I agree that the lack of reliable sources is the larger issue here. I disagree, however, that that article was a copyvio. I read what you cited, and I disagree that it's a copyvio. Only a part of a sentence appears to be a copyvio. I'm not sure why the person came to me instead of you. I won't

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That's strange, I hadn't noticed the create-protection at all. If I was aware, I would have left you a note; my apologies for not looking into that. Well, I could certainly reverse the move and send the article back to AfC, or G4 it. I don't know, what do you think should be done? The old versions

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An automated process like a bot could help with CP (though we'd want to avoid redundancy with the SCV listings there, obviously). It might possibly also help with new CCIs, but I wouldn't know how to tell it that a CCI is new. Some kind of tool that could be manually triggered would serve probably

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To what extent is it acceptable to entirely remove content to streamline an article and keep it on topic? I have lost track of the number of times I've been wondering about this. (For example, lists of genes used in a phylogenetic analysis cited. Usually it is quite nice when people add this info,

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Hi. :) Since you've done work at SCV, I wanted to drop by and let you know that I've tweaked the instructions to reflect the new processes. Of course you know we're still feeling our way, so if you see any problems or find that something doesn't work as well in practice as it does on paper, please

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Spotlight is a collaboration - it works really well when lots of people get involved. It doesn't matter what skills you bring, because between us, we can do great things. Even if you make one, simple edit - if 100 people do that, we'll have made significant progress, and we all benefit by learning

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tells you to use cite journal among the cite x templates. I think I'll do this. If it is really wrong, the user who is collaborating with me will be sure to correct it. With the dissertation I have in mind it would look strange to put the title in italics, as it contains a scientific name. By the

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go in depth about the myth, but should still mention it as a possible source for the name. A sentence or two is okay, I think; anything more would be off-topic, and should be moved to "Relationship to people". Personally I'd rather move that chunk TVC added to the end of the first paragraph under

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article for peer review under the "natural sciences." I saw that you were listed as someone who was willing to be contacted for requests on the AfC project page. If you have a minute, please look over the article and offer your comments/suggestions/edits. It's not a long article, so it shouldn't

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The Earwig, I just wanted to thank you again for your help with the peer review. When my supervisor comes back from his honeymoon, I'll have him look at it, and then I'll submit it for GA consideration (but I'll try to find different reviewers for that :-). Thanks very much for your advice - I

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Thanks. As for the new users, some other people have dealt with them so far, or they've turned out to have had good plans for the articles all along. The info you gave on dissertations didn't really help, though: that's how much I know to cite. Shouldn't the dissertation title be in quotes, and

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In a number of computer programming languages, an exclamation in front of something means the inverse of that something, "not" that. !vote means NOTvote, essentially inventing a word to describe what we do at something like RfA or AfD where we're not actually voting, but expressing our opinion

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and it wouldn't surprise me if it is the same author or a sock/meatpuppet attempting to circumvent the process, as the version posted there appears to be the exact same version as the suggested new article posted to my talk page. I'm not faulting you, but a note would have been welcome before

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Hm... I suppose it might be worth it to let the new article stand on its own merits, but this seems to rub me the wrong way, since it seems like the AfC request was due to some sort of shenanigans that may need to be resolved. That's just my opinion though. It might be a good idea to ask at

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Restoring content is simple. I'm sure you're already familiar with the basics of browsing a page's history, yes? When viewing a diff or old version of a page, the "edit this page" tab at the top will give you the old version's source, not the current one. I think that's what you mean. —

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are not functioning properly. Frequently I click on "Species" and get "Evolution" and the like. More seriously, I edited "Relations," and removed the rest of the article without noticing it. Luckily a vandalism patroller restored the rest of the article immediately. Any idea what's

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I guess I must have responded and clicked "show preview" instead of save. So, thanks again. My frustrations with WikiProjects are directed at a recent bout of inactivity at the tetrapod projects, and the hopeless condition of WP Fishes. Here's a question: Do you think I can cite

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It seems that I really won't need as much help as I thought I'd need, so you can officially un-adopt me. I've had a number of problems, but I've managed to solve them, really through luck. If I have any technical problems, as with flamingo, I'll ask you. Thanks for the help,

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I'm going to copy the last two posts to the WikiProject talk page. Although we only have a few editors, they are a highly skilled subset of Knowledge editors, and their contributions from an early stage will probably make the task more fault-free from the beginning.

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Oh, and if the creating IP removes the D or H on the template, is that a resub? I reverted a couple then realized the IP had about 8 times the number of edits I have... and probably knows far more about this than I do. Should I be reverting these or reassessing them?

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template in the article. The template was really intended for cases when the article had a bare list of refs at the end, created without any citation templates, and it was difficult to figure out which facts were sourced by which refs. I don't really see a use for

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certainly be possible, but my bot isn't approved for general-purpose WikiProject tagging, only for certain projects. While it would probably be quicker with a general-purpose tagging bot (if you can find one), I'm happy to do the task if you want me to. —

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I doubt there would be much point, as so many IPs change address when they return. It's not 'getting rid' of the request, just holding it, and a reviewer will check it and take appropriate action - so, I don't see this suggestion as being beneficial.

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Can you please move the information to its appropriate section. The info should go under Relationship to people, do you not agree? It frustrates me that I can't simply move information adn remove unreliable refs without being accused of reverting.

4544:? I know this is a drastic move, even for stubs nobody cares about, so I proposed this and got one opinion of support. The page will enter the backlog for mergers in a matter of minutes. If you're wondering why Red bandfish should be redirected to 4185: 5491:

Third your barnstar, comparing bugboy52.40's old version of earwig with the current situation. Expanding articles on insect orders is one of the most important biology-related things to do at Knowledge. I'll be sure to keep track of this effort.

1072:, I noticed your bot made no attempt at communication on the user's talk page. It might be helpful if it were more verbose, especially as new IP users might have no idea how to find their way back to AFC to see the status of their submission. -- 164: 6119:

for the past months, trying to get it to FA status. Could u please have a look at it, especially regarding the prose and style ? Please put any remarks on the talk page of the article. This would really help and is greatly appreciated. Thank

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Hmm, very interesting. That's a good idea, but I'm not quite sure it's necessary. Hold reasons are usually applied when a reviewer notices something wrong with the article, but it is something that can be fixed by the author. In the case of

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revert your action, only because I agree that the lack of sources is the bigger problem here. Feel free to write on my talk page with any other comments. Also, please know that I admire your work in helping the AfC cause. Happy editing,

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My turn for a pathetic "sorry." Somehow I entirely forgot to check over here. Well, thanks. My goodness, me, "gnomish"? Really? I suppose so, in quantity if not in quality. Maybe this impression won't continue when I add a new section to

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a serious mess. It seems to me that a well-planned reorganization would be more useful than getting it done quickly, including all tasks such as bots. Are you willing to do it? What is involved? We should probably discuss the bot at

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Vandalism like that – section blanking without anyone noticing or correcting it – is rare, and usually only happens in articles that aren't well-maintained. Of course, it is a major problem, as you've noted. Thanks for cleaning up! —

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It's now down to 151. That's the best I can do for now. As you can see, the remaining pages all use non-English characters that Python's urllib module seems to dislike. I'll take a look in the future to see if I can get these done.

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No problem. It really is a quite daunting... eleven pages, each with about ten sections in them. This is my first time working on one of these things, so I may take a while to complete it. Anyway, thanks for the encouragement. —

6001:, you're being notified because we are currently planning another one in January! We hope to have an even greater level of participation this time around, and we need your help. If you're still interested please sign up now at 6452:

The reason we would delete a mainspace page created by a sock is simple: it's not useful content. We're not deleting it simply because the content was created by a sock, we're deleting it because the content is garbage. You

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Amazing! Thank you for the speedy reply. I'm mostly interested in learning the best way to build enough credibility so that when you start a new page it isn't summarily deleted. Any advice is appreciated! :) Looking foward

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I agree that it should go under "Relationship to people", yes. However, I still want to let the dispute settle down for a bit... please; it isn't that important, and the article is fine right now. "Etymology" should

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has been started to try to sort through the algae on wikipedia into a usable taxonomy. Please contribute, particularly about the taxonomy to be used, at the project's talk page, if you are interested. Thank you.

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Progress is progress. :D If you have any questions about anything you find, please feel free to drop by my talk page. I'm working on the oldest and the newest investigation listings, somewhat at the same time.

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if you have not done so already. Due to budgetary concerns, we can no longer issue new mop-and-flamethrowers™; instead, until new supplies come in, please make do with this combination broom-and-pepper-spray™

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use CSD G5, because it just doesn't apply. You have to use another criterion, even invoking IAR is a better reason for deleting than G5. That's not the point, though. The page was created as a subpage of

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is a block sockpuppet/vandal, with at least 18 confirmed socks, and more unconfirmed ones. ILoveScratte2 is one of his many socks and has already been blocked. Please properly delete it per CSD G5. --

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should do what you want. I still need to fix a few minor things (and add other features, such as checking other wikis), but it should work for the most part, albeit rather slow for large articles. —

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I had a number of questions a few days ago, but I've forgotten about them as usual. For now my contributing will mostly be adding content, adding content. I still have some minor questions, though:

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common there, and that information on their invasiveness in his native country was more important.) I know I can see how the page looked on the history page, but this sometimes is insufficient.

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Well, if the IP is simply removing the D or H without changing anything in the submission, then I would probably undo their edit, providing an explanation. However, if they removed the D or H

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interests are broad) started off along with other enthusiasts. I am not going to impatiently wait answers to questions or anything like that, don't worry. I guess that'll be all, for now,

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Is it remotely possible that you'd be able to help out with something like this? I'm not very tech savvy, so I don't know if I'm asking for something easily accomplished, something

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actually takes place. Others sock stuff is deleted for the same reason, and other "contributions" by A4d49f4a's socks have been CSDed before for the same reason with no problem. --

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possible? I like to see infoboxes in articles; they're not required, but they help the reader get basic information about the subject without having to read through the entire page.

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The point is they're not banned. Yes, blocked on sight if socks are seen, that's pretty much the same for most socks. That's not the same as a ban. Indef blocked ≠ banned.

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This question is almost rhetorical, and does not necessarily need to be answered: What are WikiProjects all about? Collaboration? I don't think I'll ever have a reason to

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I don't want to scare you off with too much enthusiasm. But we are so sorely in need, and your contributions are so welcome! And so good for my morale! :D Thank you. --

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they fall under a CSD criterion, not just because they were declined. Of course, this is a moot point; I support deletion, just not using invalid criteria. Regards. —

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active; as you can see by his talk page, he makes a large number of submissions. So, yes; he usually knows what he's doing, but that doesn't mean he can't be wrong. —

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What I was asking about with adding removed content, would be how does the process of bringing it bavk work: can you view source for an old revision to get the refs?

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to the subject matter, and it has been mentioned significantly; it has not only been one or two mentions in the article, but a full story or a large section about it.

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Thanks a lot. As for vertebrate, I'm done, at least for some time. I have some more questions, but I won't need answers for a while. I'll open a new section, below,

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Thanks. Here's the situation with the OR comment: I can't agree with Dinoguy2 on some things (mostly my fault, partly his), so the last straw to make me give up at

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decent references. Maybe, if we can find some and reword the article, it could be accepted, but it probably shouldn't have been in its current state. Thanks again,

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Thanks. I didn't mean pn, but rather the cit that goes at the top of a page of a similar type. How should I tag these articles? I think from now on I'll just add

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section is completely unreferenced, save for that single one serving the first sentence. I'd like to see some refs for the last three sentences in that paragraph.

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I found some more info about the evolution relationship to other insects about the base of their antennae . Maybe you could add it to the evolution section.

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Wasn't waiting for you to come back, I just found the first few & last few empty. Can you tell me which ones have been done, then I will put a list @

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and some images on the side, the links are "crowded" and can't display in the correct location; that's why three appear together when they shouldn't.

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died on 6 October at the age of 77; he was an Irish priest who did lots of work helping refugees of world conflicts, and was the head of the charity

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Hi -- I saw your posting on the adoption page and am looking to get adopted and learn how to be a good contributing member of the community. Thanks.

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I am sorry about the voting twice thing. I didn't realize that I have already voted. BTW, what does the exclamation point in front of vote mean?

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Hi there! I'm a little busy right now – there's some stuff I'm working on in real life, but I'm still open if you're interested. I'm on the site a

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and repeated recreation. I was discussing its unprotection with its original author on my talk page. Indeed, the AfC submitter appears to be a

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The style you use for dates in references is not consistent. For example, ref #35 uses "September 29, 2009", while ref #25 uses "2009-09-29".

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Hey. I've thought about it, and especially since this will focus on bits and pieces of code, the easiest way to discuss this might be over

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references, and to carry through my current projects. I am interested in various aspects of biology: see my userpage for details. Thanks,

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I haven't had a lot of time to write articles recently, that's why it hasn't been improved much. But yes, I am still interested. —

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liberally. I strongly recommend its usage, even adding it to content I've written if I can't find a source for it at the time. —

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Awww...I liked the flamethrowers. (If you've got no idea what I'm talking about, see the first comment.) Cheers and well luck,

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Sorry for the late response. Yep, I'm happy to adopt you. Looking through your contributions, it seems most of your edits are

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Oooh! That's fabulous! :O It can't be slower than my method. :)Thank you very much! It's like Christmas all over again. :D --

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Thanks, I'm glad to have a new member. There are only a few more to finish of (like 8 or 9) you think you can finish it off?

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No problem. I do appreciate your thanks, and would love to take a look at the WikiProject when I have time. Best regards, —

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Now, for the third question. Essentially, my answer here is the same as my answer for your second question; it is good to

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Whoa...I juat blanked out. Oh yeah, happy RFA! Maybe you'll get that "crappy T-shirt" :) At least, I hope you've seen it.

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I'll go ahead and put this on the peer review page, - that way I can respond to them there, and everyone can see them.

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s and make sure those articles are tagged, but those would be low importance by default. What else could the bot do? —

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should be reserved for a disambiguation-page, which would give the reader a choice between reading about the language,

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from scratch then incorporated a little by little, so it is still underwork,try working their and then paste it latter

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I'm having some problems with adding maintenence tags. I keep on adding templates to pages I'm trying to (especially

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GA PASSED!! Another one to cross out / Another article improved. Hopefully one of those goals can now be crossed out

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If you did the job, you could probably contribute useful information to how we go about it. From your edits to the

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No trouble. It's a shame that the entire history of a semi-decent editor can go down the drain like that. Oh well,

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I'm not really sure how to answer your first question. Remember that, by default, your watchlist only shows the

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Alright. First of all, no matter how many references you provide in an article, it will still be deleted if the

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Thank you so much for your recent contributions to the various points where copyright problems are addressed.

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Hi. :) Scuttlebutt has it that you may have created some kind of CSB clone to work AfC. (I don't care about

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Yes! Awesome work, thanks a million for your help, and the barnstar as well. What will our next article be?

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Sorry, I had been distracted by something else and completely forgot about this. I echo the comments at the

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to see what needs to be done to bring it to the next level. Please continue making quality contributions to

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Earwig appears to be correct. Please provide a link to their community ban discussion or ArbCom decision.

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You removed the CSD from this claiming neither is banned. This is wrong and the page needs to be deleted.

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No problem. I'll take a look at it as soon as possible (which should be about ten minutes or so). Thanks!

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mess up the first time, but it was done correctly the second time. Essentially, you're trying to take the

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I have a few questions again. First: My watchlist seems to be malfunctioning. All the most edited pages (

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Unfortunately it seems that we have to fear of being blocked, which Isn't fair... maybe it was my fault.

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Howdy, The Earwig, and congrats on your new admin status. I have a peer-review request: I've listed the

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I agree with what you're saying. The main reason I did this is because there is currently no article at

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of opposition for your idea, then it would be best to leave the article alone for now, so you can avoid

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You helped me close that ridiculous RfA. I neglected to respond to you before closing, so thanks :)

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What do you think I should do when people hurl those Knowledge acronym expletives (NPOV, OR) at me?

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Cool! And, a WikiProject about insects? Definitely something I've been waiting for. Nice work! —

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Sistema_Interconectado_del_Norte_Grande&oldid=280301307

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Pages created by banned users in violation of their ban having no substantial edits by others.

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Did you get the "crappy T-shirt" yet? :) Anyway, confrats errr... congrats. Sorry about that.

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You bring up some good points. Okay, I'll go ahead and handle the task. Now that we have the

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For being the bestest bot programmah evah to exist on teh wikipedia. O_O <.< <.: -->

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This time, we've created a brand-new article, and between us we're confident of achieving a

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short, you should be fine to move on to the next step, and this is always the hardest one:

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Hello - I would like to, at your easiest convenience, talk to you over the phone or skype.

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I hope that this Christmas season is one of celebration and rest for you and your family.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:The_Earwig&action=edit&section=15

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At least 1 per paragraph, 2 preferable, especially to back up info that may be challenged

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Hah, but don't worry. If the Foundation has any sense in them, they'll see that there's

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similar, so G4 might be a stretch, and sending it back to AfC is a little pointless. —

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Hm... I honestly don't know the best practice, but I would assume it's something like:

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I'm sure you'll do great, ping me if you have a comment/question about adminly things.

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As for the second one, if the information you want to remove is vandalism, completely

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That's all I have for now. I'll add this to the peer review page if you want me to. —

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This will be your temporary barnstar until I get a chance To make one for WP:INS: I,

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Article Incubator, Wikipedians take Manhattan, new features in testing, and much more

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All of this submission is originally written. There are no copyright infringements.

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Hey, I saw this WikiProject and thought I'd like to join. I'm a real rookie, though

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to accept or decline the nomination. A page has been created for your nomination at

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has began today, and it looks easy :P I was just wondering, why haven't you joined

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Use "Cite template", and as much info as you can find including title, author, ect.

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I have an "attack plan" that will help, but you gatta put effort and time into it.

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Congratulations! Feel free to drop by with questions or concerns any time. - Dank (

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on the main page, and work towards getting the article rated as C-class or B-class.

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Knowledge's death report premature, fundraiser, usability, new CSD, noms, and more

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seem to have some credentials; apparently he's in the Department of Economics at

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changing something, I would give it a reassessment. The IP you're referring to,

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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the info on house sparrow declines to the page, but saved it to a file instead.

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That's awesome thanks. I can go through 'em from there easy enough, cheers. ~

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Ron Livingston sues vandal, disclosure of IP address ordered, brief headlines

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The account was already made by the IP; there's nothing for you to create.

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The standard template for informing users about unconstructive edits is {{

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take a break from editing that article or participating in that discussion

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How do I add information that has been removed? (For example, info on the

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with an appropriate assessment to their talk pages. I can go through all

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to it passing GA article, and on your work in Dermaptera-related aticles.

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35k donated, WikiProject for Knowledge-Books, 2M rated articles, and more

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Yep, I'm working on it. Really trivial task, shouldn't take that long. —

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So hows the earwig article coming out? I'm just waiting for a reviewer.

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Hi there. Just a really quick, short note. You're currently listed as a

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or obviously false accusation, such as, "You better follow NPOV on the

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What happened? What's with all the congrats?! Oh, sorry. Wrong person,

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Vibber resigns, Staff office hours, Flagged Revs, new research and more

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for those types of articles, and any precedents there may be. Thanks,

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Mapping geotagged articles language, import sources enabled, and more

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to a decently-sized article with references, and no inline citations

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I have this little thing I need an administrator to do: Can you move

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So, did you get a chance to look it over? Does it look okay to you?

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for elections on this project, you are invited to participate in the

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I changed my mind about monobook, I don't think I'm going to use it.

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Kiswahili contest, new advisory board members, Foundation-l and more

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that can be used to decline, hold, or accept submissions. Thanks! —

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Connected Minds, Emerging Cultures: Cybercultures in Online Learning

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Reports of Knowledge's demise, prescriptions for its ills, and more

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WikiReader, Meetup in Pakistan, Audit committee elections, and more

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IOC sues over Creative Commons license, Knowledge at Yale, and more

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Strategic planning, November conference, brief news and milestones

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So, as long as you don't those two things, and your article isn't

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We really need to work out a section arrangement. In my opinion,

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Controversial "Knowledge Forever" fundraiser to start 10 November

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To clarify, I think it was coincidence, not intentional copyvio.

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to connect. If that won't work out for you, just tell me below.

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Thank you, and I agree, it sounds reasonable that we don't dab

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Arbitration Committee Election: Nominations closing November 24

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trying to reach consensus. Further reading/relevant essays at

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Can I create a account for Ahmedjuma or does it have a problem.

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Yay! A quick word of thanks to everyone who !voted in the RfA.

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Outline Update - Basking in the light of knowledge - 07/28/2009

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Knowledge in British schools, Hitler's Downfall meme, and more

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Invitation to participate in SecurePoll feedback and workshop

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Thank you so much for pitching in. I hate that backlog. :( --

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recreating it, as the article was protected for a reason. --

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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Arbitration Committee candidate nominations open 10 November

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Great. Excellent work on the lead so far. A few questions:

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I have some websites and book on google books that can help

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Arbitration Committee Election: Several candidates standing

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I forgot to thank you earlier, really sorry about that. —

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May you be blessed with a full plate and a joyous spirit!

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Then finally, I agree, I am rather a "WikiGnome" (mostly)

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New hires, German Wikipedian dies, new book tool, and more

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Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Ice Age: The Series‎

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Sanger controversy reignited, Limbaugh libelled, and more

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Flagged revisions petitions, image donations, brief news

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Not to spam your page but in case you didn't see it, is

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the genus article. It's a fairly important species.

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Criticism from climate change sceptic, decade in review

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Please advise on how to remove the redirect! Thanks.

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Government stubs, Suriname exhibit, milestones and more

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would like to nominate you to become an administrator.

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Unfortunately, I have to disagree. Neither users are

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Hi! As you have expressed an interest in the initial

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Voting closes in the Arbitration Committee Elections

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article or I will get an admin to block you!"), the

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If it's an insult, (i.e., a 2703:Discussion Reports and Miscellaneous Articulations 2418:Discussion Reports and Miscellaneous Articulations 1931:Discussion Reports and Miscellaneous Articulations 1418:Discussion Reports and Miscellaneous Articulations 841:Discussion Reports and Miscellaneous Articulations 440:Discussion Reports and Miscellaneous Articulations 434:Knowledge used by UN, strange AFDs, iPhone reality 347:Discussion Reports and Miscellaneous Articulations 4548:, this is explained on the pages and talk pages. 3438:for discussion on it. If you think there will be 6644:. That is to 180, that is all i could get to. -- 353:WikiProject National Register of Historic Places 6582:Did you already finish the Decating for AfC? -- 6367:, or they would have to be listed somewhere on 6162:Accusation of bias, misreported death, and more 2652:Multimedia usability meeting concludes in Paris 2394:Inaugural Audit Subcommittee elections underway 341:Stunting of growth, Polanski protected and more 6696:, a page yet to be created. For instance, see 6640:A round of what I did tonight is availible at 5195:, I thought I gave you an invite... woops 0_o 5082: 2644:German Knowledge under fire from inclusionists 1808: 1801: 1794: 1780: 1773: 1766: 728: 721: 714: 673: 666: 659: 7224:, that's a weird word.) I see Scuttlebutt is 5441:Kool, so your going to go with each article? 5054:Hello, The Earwig. You have new messages at 2636:Wikipedians test the water at new page patrol 1321: 6375:, and CSD G5 only applies to the former. — 6371:. There is a difference between banning and 6071:Bugs, Repairs, and Internal Operational News 5775:Bugs, Repairs, and Internal Operational News 5009:Bugs, Repairs, and Internal Operational News 4746:Bugs, Repairs, and Internal Operational News 4629:- think this merits any followup? 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Didn't see your comment in time, my 1751: 267: 4698:"Knowledge Forever" fundraiser continues 4307:It needs some work, and is quite dated. 3865:German lawsuit, Jimbo interview and more 2687:Beefeater vandalism, interview, and more 1552: 7126:Knowledge:WikiProject Algae/Taxon notes 7100:Knowledge:WikiProject Algae/Taxon notes 5113:Sistema Interconectado del Norte Grande 4439:Good question. From the looks of their 4203:User:Bugboy52.40/sandbox#Classification 2856:|ts=20091010173804|u=The Earwig|ns=4}} 1480:Knowledge:Advice for new administrators 14: 6154:Fundraiser update, milestones and more 5528:Watchlists, citing dissertations, etc. 5115:. Well, you can see the redirect page 4133:At least 3 paragraphs, no more then 4. 3314:Some of the help I need at the moment: 3009:enormous consensus against the banners 2378:WikiSym features research on Knowledge 1488:Knowledge:Administrators' how-to guide 1484:Knowledge:Administrators' reading list 1346: 1263:please help out by editing the article 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 5419:Second your barnstar! Looks like the 4298:with the other WikiProjects, though.) 3833:"Knowledge Forever" fundraiser begins 2788:template, which looks something like: 2679:Ant images, public outreach, and more 2297:something that might interest you? ~ 685:Hah, and sooner than I thought, too. 531:. You may like to take a look at the 527:, which is recorded on the article's 4082:Anythime your able... here it goes. 3325:but it has prevented me from making 2552:No problem. 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Congratulations once again; -- 823:New WMF hire, new stats, and more 523:The article has been assessed as 7273:tools:~earwig/cgi-bin/copyvio.py 7096:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Algae 6821:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 6146:ArbCom election result announced 6063:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 5767:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 5329: 5001:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 4738:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 4449:Florida International University 3897:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 3056:SecurePoll feedback and workshop 2866:Template:AFC submission/comments 2719:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 2510: 2442:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 2030: 1993:Category:Undated AfC submissions 1943:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 1683: 1642:Sorry to hear the bad news! :( – 1524: 1492: 1430:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 859:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 805:Perspectives from other projects 641:Knowledge:Requests for adminship 559:Heh, this is clearly a mistake. 458:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 365:The Report on Lengthy Litigation 323:LocalisationUpdate has gone live 268: 29: 5453: 5447: 5443: 5367: 5361: 5357: 5308: 5302: 5298: 5283: 5277: 5273: 5258: 5252: 5248: 5207: 5201: 5197: 4929: 4923: 4919: 4879: 4873: 4869: 4854: 4848: 4844: 4797: 4791: 4787: 4262: 4256: 4252: 4094: 4088: 4084: 4033: 4027: 4023: 4008: 4002: 3998: 3957: 3951: 3947: 3395:the administrator's noticeboard 3061:For the Arbitration Committee, 1749:Congratulations on your RFA!!! 1741:(I am the Czar of all Russias!) 1621: 1614: 1180:Join the collaboration, in the 6668:I noticed that you have moved 6369:Knowledge:List of banned users 6005:. 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I agree with you there; 5098:22:02, 26 November 2009 (UTC) 5069:05:46, 6 December 2009 (UTC) 4938:19:35, 26 November 2009 (UTC) 4913:23:59, 24 November 2009 (UTC) 4888:23:58, 24 November 2009 (UTC) 4863:00:08, 24 November 2009 (UTC) 4838:21:13, 23 November 2009 (UTC) 4806:20:57, 23 November 2009 (UTC) 4775:13:29, 24 November 2009 (UTC) 4666:16:33, 21 November 2009 (UTC) 4638:04:58, 18 November 2009 (UTC) 4607:22:17, 17 November 2009 (UTC) 4566:22:04, 17 November 2009 (UTC) 4514:17:23, 17 November 2009 (UTC) 4476:01:00, 17 November 2009 (UTC) 4427:00:48, 17 November 2009 (UTC) 4396:22:10, 16 November 2009 (UTC) 4325:19:06, 16 November 2009 (UTC) 4271:21:50, 17 November 2009 (UTC) 4245:17:11, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 4103:16:20, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 4070:16:09, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 4042:16:06, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 4017:16:03, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 3992:15:56, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 3966:15:55, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 3934:16:31, 17 November 2009 (UTC) 3801:03:52, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 3751:02:37, 15 November 2009 (UTC) 3720:15:17, 14 November 2009 (UTC) 3678:03:08, 14 November 2009 (UTC) 3633:original research noticeboard 3607:02:27, 14 November 2009 (UTC) 3571:02:24, 14 November 2009 (UTC) 3525:01:13, 14 November 2009 (UTC) 3365:23:49, 13 November 2009 (UTC) 3310:20:31, 11 November 2009 (UTC) 3226:13:46, 13 November 2009 (UTC) 3072:08:35, 12 November 2009 (UTC) 3032:07:08, 11 November 2009 (UTC) 3002:07:05, 11 November 2009 (UTC) 2975:06:25, 11 November 2009 (UTC) 2926:05:35, 11 November 2009 (UTC) 2911:20:56, 10 November 2009 (UTC) 2893:17:43, 10 November 2009 (UTC) 2771:08:52, 10 November 2009 (UTC) 2748:02:21, 10 November 2009 (UTC) 2593:13:43, 10 November 2009 (UTC) 2426:Project banner meta-templates 847:WikiProject Tropical cyclones 288: 261:Bestest Bot Programmah Evah!! 224:. 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