User talk:Theleftorium/Archive 8

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but I do believe that Ajdebre will strike again sometime soon if not later. I admit, I should have notified the Administrators' noticeboard with this information, but I did not for the reason that, disregarding the fact that he has made several copyright violations, the edits he has made have been very helpful in providing knowledge of a topic that is very vast yet minimal here on Knowledge. I hope this information will further help with your (ongoing?) investigation. Cheers! --

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required, and the second is for adventures where jumping is necessary. This game is available for EGA and MCGA/CGA, and can use either AdLib, Roland, or SoundBlaster sound. With superb Roland sound (the TV show theme and opening animations are quite good) and smooth animation, our only wish is that Konami would consider releasing this fine arcade delight with full VGA support sometime in the future. If you like Bart and really enjoy arcade games, you have to get this one.

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radioactive waste into the Techa River and the nearby Lake Karachay. A number of serious accidents at the plant caused the release of additional radioactive material into the environment; for example, in 1957 the explosion of a storage tank resulted in the contamination of 9,000 square miles (23,000 square kilometres) of land. Consequently, the inhabitants of the region have suffered increased rates of cancer and other major health problems.

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the local press and the ex Captain of Wales - Paul Thorburn played for the club which makes it notable - not just in the local community but in Wales. I have massively changed the text from the initial entry to ensure it is not an advertisement and it just lists the facts and notable players. I would appreciate it if is re-instated please.

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the writers and actors to laughter. Groening says: "He was just written as a mad scientist character until Hank did the voice, and suddenly he became this nutty professor persona. What I love about Hank is that, you give him a single line - and most of these characters have very few lines - and he just brings it to life. Every time."

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their high point cost, are low in number, and so, overall, share a comparable number of points with Did You Know, which are high in number but low in cost. A comparatively small but still considerable number of points come from featured lists and good article reviews, rounding out this round's overall scores.

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I haven't checked Simpsonology yet (as I would have to comb through the book page by page). Have you tried looking for the Chicago Tribune article? Pinsky's book (which mentions some cultural references, such as Veronica singing Dude Looks Like a Lady) had a quote from Mike Reiss from some Australian

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The scoop: Named after Simpsons supervising producer John Frink. The voice, Azaria confesses, is a rip-off of Jerry Lewis's "Nutty Professor" character. In fact, Azaria has proposed there be an episode featuring Frink's father, who would be voiced by Lewis himself. Frink's scenes almost always reduce

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Thanks, but this one is really bugging me. I suppose I can personally find work-arounds or just ignore the occasional warning, but I would prefer an open community discussion before accepting that the bot cannot and should not be improved. We are desperately short of serious editors, and this kind of

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Hey, don’t have a cow—this is really a fun arcade game. You not only get to participate in Bart’s favorite TV show, but you also help Maggie find her ball as well as find Krusty in Krustyland. There are two modes for your joy stick. The first mode is best applied to adventures where shooting skill is

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Sorry, but what claim to notability? "Its founder is Dick Hubbard, who stepped down as CEO from 2004-2007 to serve as the mayor of Auckland." is the nearest thing - and so? He stepped down to become mayor. What's that got to do with the notability of the company? That's him personally. The article is

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There are many lakes, especially on the eastern slope of the Southern and Central Urals. The largest are Uvildy, Itkul, Turgoyak, and Tavatuy. On the western slope are many small karst lakes. In the Polar Urals, lakes occur in glacial valleys, the deepest of them being Lake Bolshoye Shchuchye, at 446

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In 1879, he married Mahalah Elizabeth Lash, and moved to London where he began working as an assistant master in publicly funded board schools in the East End. He was transferred from Bethnal Green to Limehouse in 1887 after his notes in the Agnostic Journal were seen by the school board, and he was

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Hello, this is the second time this club was deleted. First it was deleted for copyright from their website by JamesBWatson, but as I am the Chairman, i hold the copyright so that was not a problem. Secondly you deleted it as not a notable entry - this facility supports 500 members, is frequently in

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source used in the article. You can double up the commentary sources with a third-party source, and it's got some bits for the in-universe sections. Note: It says "Azaria has proposed there be an episode featuring Frink's father", which isn't exactly the same as the article now. Probably best to say

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or the Golden Calf can see the films or look things up for themselves. When the tour guide talks about shooting people at Entebbe a person not knowing what he is talking about can see the Knowledge link. What reference as a footnote would be made for that? Shall we limit every footnote of popular

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All-in-all, Ajdrebre and these supposed sockpuppets of his are known to edit articles regarding Medieval Serbian history, and even Serbian culture judging from the range of contributions made by some of the users listed. The most recent sockpuppet, Kovac09, has not made and edit since 3 August 2010,

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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge's policies and guidelines. Lastly, please note that if the page

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Yes I can I own them show me where it says that specifically in the terms and conditions. I can reserve the rights of my image. It's my freedom and my right you can't take that right from me and it doesn't exist in the wikipedia terms and conditions I've sent you an example of Sebastian Vettel above

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If your point is correct then in the image licensing why is there an option that says "All rights reserved". So if your point is correct why is that option available if I change the licensing of the images to all rights reserved and the content still can't be used by anyone but me! You are incorrect

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Why should I. I only want them to be used on wikipedia. Because it's there with my knowledge and has my full consent. I'm happy with the content on my flickr account. If I do change the rights then it could be used on other websites. I don't want that. These are my pictures I own them and have there

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Note that I, the scorekeeper of the Bacon WikiCup, will be on vacation starting on the 18th of June all the way up until the 5th of July. I will have limited access to the internet, so I may or may not be able to score users' contributions during this time. Sorry for any delay in scoring (but since

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Hi Theleftorium, I posted some photos on "Cambridge Grant Historic District" and have labeled them as: "This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License." However, they were still taken off the site. Would you please tell me WHERE to post this information so that

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I saw you checked and cleared this one, reported by CorenSearchBot as a copyvio. I have had these inexplicable bot warnings before, and find them annoying and disturbing. The bot owner does not respond to requests for explanation. Is there a forum where the bot can be discussed? My guess is that 5%

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We are half way through 2011, and entering the penultimate round of this year's WikiCup; the semi-finals are upon us! Points scored in the interim (29/30 June) may be counted towards next round, but please do not update your submissions' pages until the next round has begun. 16 contestants remain,

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I've restored the edits to the pop culture references, as they are incredibly obvious; I can well see some obsccurity requiring a reference but if such obvious things had to have a reference, wouldn't there be one footnote with every item in the plot? An example is Homer singing lyrics to Maurice

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for next year's competition. Contributions to those discussions would be appreciated, especially concerning the flags, as next year's signups cannot begin until the flag issue has been resolved. Signups will hopefully open at some point in this round, with discussion about possible changing in the

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The first serious scientific study of the Urals was made in 1770–71. Scholars studying the Urals during the 19th century included several Russian scientists, such as the geologist A.D. Karpinsky, the botanist P.N. Krylov, and the zoologist L.P. Sabaneev, and also such prominent foreign scholars as

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No points were awarded this round for featured pictures, good topics or In the News, and no points have been awarded in the whole competition for featured topics, featured portals or featured sounds. Instead, the highest percentage of points has come from good articles. Featured articles, despite

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Prizes will also be going to those who claimed the most points for different types of content in a single round. It was decided that the prizes would be awarded for those with the highest in a round, rather than overall, so that the finalists did not have an unfair advantage. Winning the featured

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Thanks. About that one, IIRC, I thought that the primary source was US federal, so pd. But now I cannot find anything about it being federal, only county, and I am not sure if this is pd - so I rewrote anyway as part of my pass updating some old contribs of mine to modern standards, adding inline

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Sounds like a plan. This AFD highlights the one thing I hate about this place. We don't really get any praise at all for the work we do, but then when somebody nominates a Simpsons page for deletion, you get all these people popping up with "good riddance, there's too many Simpsons articles, they

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Yes, there are people who have a variety of obscure theories that would require justification, and some producers may want to disguise their references lest they face a lawsuit, but a spoof is protected. The references will add to a reader's education and let them enjoy the episodes once they see

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is still working on the article (although he's been rather inactive this month) and he's only been able to work on the Biography section so far. The Linnaean taxonomy and Commemoration sections are still almost completely unreferenced and require more work. The article is therefore not ready yet.

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You said that "A Knowledge-only license is not acceptable on this website. Knowledge's goal is to provide content that anyone can use. If you don't want others to use your images than they will have to be deleted." So if your statement is correct I can upload an image and in the licensing section

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Most lakes are concentrated in the eastern slope of the Southern and Central Urals, such as the Uvildy, Itkul, Turgoyak, and Tavatuy lakes. The western slope also has lakes, but those are significantly smaller. The lakes of Polar Ural fill deep glacial valleys, the deepest being the Lake Bolshoye

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in which the author is critical of the episode (again, I can add it tomorrow). And The Gospel According to The Simpsons has a page on it. It says that several activists commented on it, and I'll list their names so you can try finding more via google: Robert Castillo and Rick Garcia (both in the

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Article looking better now - I do this sometimes to stir people into action. Speedy and AfD work the best - prod doesn't seem to have the same impact. BTW, I don't patrol new pages as such - I patrol new accounts, which isn't quite the same. I do patrol new account userpages, which until Mean as

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I'll see if I can find some more stuff tomorrow. To be frank, Frink is the only one worth saving. We should rebrand Radioactive Man so the comic is the primary focus. Dr. Nick, Cletus and Wolfcastle really are not worth fighting over. They will work fine as a nicely sourced section of the list.

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As Bart Simpson, you have six adventures to complete. Each time you encounter an alien or a bug and it bumps into your character, the Cool-O-Meter reveals a loss of coolness. Find a cool item, and you increase your coolness. With such weapons as a Burp Gun, Water Balloons, or Spray Gun, you can

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If you decide to participate, great! You may add your name to the participants list at the main page of the Bacon Challenge 2012, and pick up the userbox for your userpage if you desire. Signing up for the Challenge will also automatically enter you into the Bacon WikiCup. If you don't wish to

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No, "The image presented in the table should be the most significant cover historically for that book." The self-published version sold.. what, 1000 copies? The Knopf edition with the blue cover has sold millions of copies worldwide. It is therefore the one that should be used in the article.

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He moved to London in 1979, where he married Mahalah Elizabeth Lash (1879) and worked for 16 years as an assistant master in London board schools. His fully-signed notes in the 'Agnostic Journal' in 1887 were seen by the School Board, and he was transferred from Bethnal Green to Limehouse and

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At this festive time, I would like to say a very special thank you to my fellow editors, and take the time to wish you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. And, in case you can't wait until the big day, I've left you each three special presents, click to unwrap :)

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Also, it would be nice if we can find some comments from Julie Kavner (we do have an image of her now, which could be used in the article). By the way, an interesting note, and not useable in any way shape or form for obvious reasons, is that I've read rumours that Kavner is herself gay. --

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Our final eight will play it out for two months, after which we will know 2010's WikiCup winner, and a variety of prizes will be awarded. As ever, anything you worry may not receive the necessary attention before the end of the round (such as outstanding GA or FA nominations) is welcome at

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Following World War II the Soviet Union established a plutonium-producing facility in the Southern Urals near what is now Ozersk, Russia. It produced its first plutonium in 1949 and continued production until 1990. During the first decade of its operation, the plant dumped large amounts of

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Over the course of a month, it has become apparent that both the parties proposing to include or not include those romanizations cannot be convinced by the arguments or guidelines brought up by the other side. Therefore, a compromise is trying to be found that will satisfy both parties.

13927:. Please do keep using it, and please do help by providing reviews for the articles listed there. However, please remember to continue to offer reviews generally at GAC, FAC and all the other pages that require them to prevent any backlogs which could otherwise be caused by the Cup. 13272:

participate, that's fine too - maybe next year! In the meantime, if you know anyone who might also be interested in participating, feel free to invite them! The Challenge is open to anyone and accepts participants at any time, so feel free to let anyone who might be interested know.

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Thanks, it's one of those articles that I always had on my to-do list because I kept coming across articles about the play in Google News. I created it with the intention of taking it to GA/FA, but I never got around to it. If you'd like to help out, then by all means please do. --

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Because I've uploaded the images onto my Flickr account and sell some of them to these websites. These are my images I'm the holder and the flickr one wa a freebie the others I've sold of. E.g. cricistan is a website used by Pakistanis to find information about their cricket team.

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Wacky genius with IQ of 199, 81 points below Steven Hawkings. Works and teaches at Springfield Heights Institute of Technology. His inventions, which never work, include mood pants, the Hoax-a-Scope, the Frinkiac-7 computer and the 77X42 Super Sour Ball. (Voiced by Hank Azaria.)

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Och tack för att du skriver artiklar om Svenska filmer etc. Hoppas du kommer fortsätta med det trots din nya roll som admin, grattis förresten! Själv brukar jag mest göra mindre redigeringar som att lägga till infoboxar eftersom jag inte är nån kung på att skriva på engelska.

6997:. I've explained that the attribution on the image might be removed and would not in any case be visible in the article, but the photographer prefers the close crop. It's uploaded; I leave it to you and the other contributors to the article to determine what to do now. But I 12851:), but the gist is that this should go through RM, as it isn't uncontroversial. If the consensus at an RM determines that we (Knowledge) should use "Grampa" then that's fine by me, but this should not be done by asking on an admin's talk page (which is akin to listing it at 4581:, but the article has other problems, namely conflict of interest and no citation to independent sources to show notability. I have explained the issues at the article talk page, but would like your help with the best way to make a notation at the copyright problems page. 3662:

I have sent permission to copy material already online to Knowledge and have OTRS pending. I went to add it to the page which was deleted out from under me. How do I restore the old version or do I need to create a new one? I am a wiki noob so I apologize if I messed up.

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Thanks. Still get a bit to do on it and then it'll be off to GAN. Shame I can't find a super reliable source for the birthdate, or anything mentioning that (what I think has happened) Oakley and Weinstein have had some kind of falling out and don't work together anymore.

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Sorry, the temp has been crazily high the past two days (up to 40 degrees). My apartment is boiling hot so I haven't been able to stay inside and work on the article. Looks like its cooling down a bit this week though, so I'll do it sometime in the next few days. :)

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I am a little cautious about simply rolling back your change. I followed CorenSearchBot's instruction and it didn't succeed in discouraging you. So what should I do? It seems silly to paraphrase the material which is definitely not within copyright restrictions.

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The WikiCup has faced criticism in the last month – hopefully, we will take something positive from it and create a better contest for next year. Like Knowledge itself, the Cup is a work in progress, and ideas for how it should work are more than welcome on the

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You deleted the article based on alleged copyvio from "Encyclopedia of India Pakistan and Bangladesh". Unfortunately, that publication is simply a collection of Knowledge articles. This issue is well known, and have been discussed at length at RSN. Please see

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It's a combination. They would like to the attribution on it to remain, though I've told them that it probably will not. But even without the attribution, they would prefer the crop. FWIW, you've made the photographer very happy with your nomination. :)

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If you just want to 'hang' there as it were, that's fine. If there's anything in any articles you need a source for or want clearing up then you could ask him. I'm going to set it up as a normal interview (early life, career, what's it like to work on

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Thanks for watching the page, though the FAC appears to be heading for a no consensus. I have improved the rationale for the image, and hopefully it now works better. I'll be around for the next two weeks or so, then I'm off again until September. --

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Since I know you've done plenty of work with The Simpsons episodes I figured you'd be a good person to ask: What are the general standards for inclusion of an image in an episode article (yours or a projects or whatever). I ask because it came up at

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Oh, well. At least the article has a really nice picture. :) I'll just track down a Commons admin to delete the other image. The one that's been cleared is good to go, and I will leave you the thrill of placing it. :D Go you, with your initiative!

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and one un-sourced local, not national cup win - that makes zero claim to any significance. I do agree that by the time you declined the CSD it did make a small claim to significance ie a former test player playing for the club but it still fails

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First appearance: March 28, 1991, "Old Money," in which he tries to solicit a $ 106,000 grant from Grampa Simpson for the purpose of building a prototype death ray that, for the moment, he somewhat dejectedly admits, "only has evil applications."

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I think it still has some problems too, although it is an improvement from what it was, but I'm having trouble identifying the actual problem areas to give examples to the author - it just seems "off" to me (which isn't much help for rewriting).

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The structure and language is just too similar. I think the best alternative would be to either summarize the text instead of paraphrasing it, or simply find more sources to expand the article and thereby avoiding similarities in the structure.

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Hi. Sorry about that. I would contact Coren, but he hasn't edited since July 20. There is a sneaky way you can avoid the bot though: create articles in your userspace and then move them directly to the namespace. That way they don't show up on

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Thanks, I'll try to do that from now on. :) I've been busy all afternoon looking through the contributions of a user who has repeatedly inserted copyrighted content since 2006. A CCI might be needed, although I'm not quite sure yet. :/

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with limited FURs and not much if any commentary on them in their articles. I believe the standards are higher than simply identification of the episode, but I'm not quite sure where the bar is set. Any feedback would be appreciated.

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I don't think you bothered to look at the discussion page before you accused me of using copyright material. I pointed out there that the section in question had been used for at least 100 years and was therefore out of copyright.

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As I understand it, a non-free screenshot should only be used if it would help readers understand the article (there's commentary about the scene in the article) and if the screenshot can't be conveyed in words. And an image like

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rather than the current license on the wikipedia I can change it to "All rights reserved" so if that option is available (that I can change my image license to all rights reserved]) then the statment above in quotes isnt' valid.

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with regard to keeping the tool switched on or switching it off while improvements are worked on and due for release on November 9, 2010. This new poll is only in regard to this issue and sets no precedent for any future usage.

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Hi. I've got a matter of some sensitivity going on that I'd like to take care of somewhat swiftly. Basically, we're looking to see if a CCI is needed. I would really like an additional set of eyes on this. For background, see

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I disagree, they illustrate scenes from the episode, making it easier to understand. If you don't know what the Sunsphere is, it doesn't make a lot of sense, and that image explains where they are and what they do during it.

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I agree with your assessments- each image is problematic. The first two should probably be nominated for deletion; the logo that meets the threshold of originality should go to the AfD equivalent (which, I must warn you, is

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which features virtually no new information whatsoever and is instead primarily a word for word copy of much of Phil's article. I think it's a redundant page but the user who started refuses to really acknowledge my points.

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Hey, the page to which you alluded was copied and pasted, because I couldn't initially find the "move" feature in the new interface. After that, I did successfully move the remaining pages. Thanks for your concern, though.

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Hi I am currently writing up a profile history for Ogura Industrial. All the pictures I have uploaded is under public domain and our company Ogura Industrial has taking those pictures. Why has the page been erased? Please

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I noticed that there seems to be edit warring. While I agree with the reverts due to a lack of notable sources, I recently found one that is now listed on the Discussion page. I hope that helps solve the issue.

2756:, and please remember to continue offering reviews yourself where possible. As always, the judges are available to contact via email, IRC or their talk pages, and general discussion about the Cup is welcome on the 2098: 13841:) who, among other things, successfully passed three articles through featured article candidates and claimed an impressive 29 articles at Did You Know, scoring 555 points. Casliber led pool D. Pool A was led by 12371:

I am aware that a number of editing aids to place templates automatically, my point is that knowing what it says, don't use the aid if you know it is going to result in a incorrect talk page msg as in this case.

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going to restore that article. Only a small portion was "copied" from "Encyclopedia of India Pakistan and Bangladesh" (it must have been copied from another website). The majority of the article was a copyvio of

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Thanks. Restoring up to that revision is fine. My only point was the Om Gupta publication is a reverse copyvio, and most of the page can be restored after removal of the content from the organization's webpage.

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I see in that case I'll change the license to all rights reserved for certain images which are more valuable to me than others e.g. Mohammad Sami and Mohammad Aamer as I've spent more time taking a good picture

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What do you mean by saying that the project has fallen apart? From what I've observed, the rate by which "good articles" have been made/being made into GAs has been significantly increased over olden days. -

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Thank you very much! And that's done for the 4th. :) In addition my break-neck speed, I figured it would be good to have you involved since you may be able to better explain the issue to the contributor. :)

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Could you please undelete this article? We have received OTRS permission for it which I can add as soon as it is restored. I'd ask the deleting admin except they appear to be very sporadic with their edits.

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You have deleted the article i created for Contact Center Egypt (CCE) due to copyrights infringement while I'm the owner of the website u stated for copyrights and I can donate the copyrights to wiki !!

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The rest of the article looks fine, though, and stands up without the addition of the forum or blog posts, as do the few other Simpsons episodes I reviewed. Thanks for using a edit summary this time. --

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You recently rejected a number of edits I made, insisting that I was in some sort of "copyright violation". That which I had 'copied' had been, or so I believed, a "brief excerpt" as is detailed below:

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of the bot's logic gets 99% of the readily detectable problems, straight cut-and-paste issues, and there is another 95% of the logic that tries to be smarter, does not work well and causes damage.

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Heh, I really wish I could be more active at Knowledge but school and other stuff is taking up all my time. :) What's your opinion of the rewrite? I definitely think it's too close to the source.

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don't belong here, they're all cruft, great to see them be deleted etc." It's so frustrating when almost always we're the ones trying to get rid of the stuff... It makes me wonder when I bother.

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Thanks for your message. My mistake. In looking at the page history, apparently I had earlier looked at an older verison and failed to check for revisions. Thanks for removing the copyvio tag.

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I've been talking to Bill Oakley on Twitter and he's going to direct message me a few minor changes to his article. Do you have any suggestions for how that could be acceptable as a source?

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Also, I've been thinking about this one. It seems like it might need more expansion, as it's a bit short, but it may pass GA anyway. One VG article I worked up to GA mostly by myself was

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Okay, the rewrite has been overhauled with more sources added and I think it looks clean now. If you agree could you go ahead and move it? And if not, of course, tell me what I missed.

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78.23.54.236 - I am not entirely sure about this one. Edited articles on Medieval Serbian history with factually no evidence of affiliation with Ajdebre, so it is anyone's guess really.

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Heh, I guess I'm lucky. :) I'll probably just participate in the first two rounds like this year, though. I don't edit articles as much as I used to, and I mostly do DYKs these days.

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article you could have included your reasoning in your edit summary, or you could have initiated a discussion on the article talk page and reached agreement rather than reverting. --

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Everything else has been reorganized and mixed around more than these three I pointed out, so if the two of you feel that even these are borderline then the remainder should be fine.

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After looking through it again today I think most of what caught my eye was the same topics in the same order, but I did notice at least a couple of obvious overlaps, such as article:

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My understanding is that it is the image and details of the first published edition that should appear in the Infobox. Can we leave the article as it was ? I guess details of the

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Oh my God! Thank you so, so much! :) The Simpsons WikiProject has been looking for an image of her for years. I never thought emailing her would work. The file is located here:

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own the rights to them, it may be worth contacting the uploader to ask them about it. Hopefully, you'll be able to get them to send permission to the appropriate OTRS address (

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Hi. :) Permission is complete for the solo image. Has this been uploaded yet? If so, I'll go ahead and log it. If not, let me know when it is, and I'll take care of it ASAP. --

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No, I'm not okay with the eye cover being used. The book is known by its blue cover and that cover is the one that will help readers identify the subject of the article (see

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I am beginning to pay attention to the Copyright problems page, and I noticed you edit there. I want to point out that the CorenSearchBot seems to have a false positive with

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Thanks. BTW, I hope you didn't take it as a jab at you. I just don't want the GA reviewer to waste time reviewing the article when it is still "undergoing construction". :)

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Konami PC/MS-DOS version $ 49.95 Without a doubt, Bart’s House of Weirdness is one of the best arcade games we’ve played. It also happens to be one Konami’s best products!

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Two final notes: Firstly, please remember to state your participation in the WikiCup when nominating articles at FAC. Finally, some WikiCup-related statistics can be seen

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Too often great editors like you are overlooked and not given the credit deserved for all their great contributions. So I am awarding you this barnstar to let you know I

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No thats not correct I can provide copyrighted images of a person because I own those images. They are under my control. It doesnt say that in the terms and conditions.

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Shrug. The deletion log is full of them, and while I don't want to start a fight, I nevertheless can't help but think that a single individual does not consensus make.

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Hmm... I can't really decide if that's problematic or not. It's borderline, though. I think it's best to ask Moonriddengirl. Sorry that I couldn't be of more help.

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Bill Oakley will be on IRC at 12 noon Pacific time this Monday for us to conduct an interview for Wikinews (which I think is 9PM for you?) I hope you can make it.

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I think that article's production section is fine. Not sure if the episode needs it's own article though, since all the information could be moved/merged to the

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Memorable line: "Sorry I'm late. There was trouble at the lab with the running and the exploding and the crying when the monkeys stole the glasses off my head."

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I'm not entirely happy with all of the changes that have been made to the article, but I don't have time for Knowledge at the moment so I'll let you handle it.

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Technically a forum post is not a reference, so essentially I removed spam or a soapbox, or whatever reason it was for including a forum post, not a reference.

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just after 18:55 can you tell me the two people who visit the real Edison museum? I can't tell the ones voice and the other person he is referring to. Thanks,

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I had never seen the youtube clip before you placed in your summary, but it will be quite helpful in writing a better plot section. So thanks much. Regards,

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in reliable sources. If you wish to contest this, start another requested move expressing why you don't think we should follow policy in this case. Thanks,

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the German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt and the English geologist Sir Roderick Murchison, who compiled the first geologic map of the Urals in 1841.

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Ok, I am loathed to give publicity to poor sites like sikhiwki as it tarnishes wikipedia. I will have a bash at re-writing it. Thanks for the heads up

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exempted from teaching the Bible. In 1891, he asked to be allowed to resume Bible teaching on a reforming ethical-agnostic basis, but this was refused.

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I've offered a review- nice job! There are a few little bits that will need fixing. I'm watching the page, but feel free to ping me when you're done.

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They're not really developed characters, all three are basically one joke. Lionel Hutz could be saved though. But, I'm amazed the guy didn't nominate

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Its good enough for it to keep its status. While I closed the review, I noticed that there's a dead link in the article. Here's the link to see it

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Based on his reaction, I think he will be okay with leaving the image in place at least through the FP process and especially if it makes it. :) --

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One of the first scientific descriptions of the mountains was published in 1770–71. The region was studied by such Russian scientists as geologist

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Please provide a better edit summary - not being ready is fine, but claiming that one has to be a major contributor to nom for GA is not. Thanks.

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Have now put in a source-attribution. Could I suggest that you liaise with the author of CorenSearchBot to improve the message it leaves? Thanks.

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Yeah, that's definitely too closely paraphrased. The structure is almost exactly the same as that source. Are you taking care of it, or should I?

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Would it be worth noting that Patty's voice was heard as part of the "still in the closet" float at the gay pride parade in Jaws Wired Shut? --

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just a vanity/spam thing, which I have been watching for a while. There's no attempt to reference it, and it consists mainly of a product list.

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Yikes. :/ Solidarity. I spent the morning reviewing an IP who has only been here about a month, really, but done an amazing lot in that time. --

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Well, congratulations. :) And complicating things, I've had more communication from the photographer and Roswell, and they would prefer to use

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exempted from Bible-teaching duties. In 1891 he asked the Board to let him resume Bible-teaching on an ethical-agnostic basis, but was denied.

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Too bad the article has already appeared in the DYK section (see below). If it hadn't the image could have been featured on the main page. :)

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edition can also appear if you feel strongly, are you OK for me to change it back again (I will include details of the Knopf edition) Thanks

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That's not what I meant. What I'm saying is that it's common courtesy to ask the main contributors before nominating an article. I know that

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on a compromise has been given already, but it has not found unanimous agreement, so additional compromises are encouraged to be suggested.

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Ok, thank you, I tried like 10 different spellings of Matt's last name and couldn't find it. Do you have a few mins to review before I GAC?

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Okay, I'll see what he says and then if need be I'll get him to email OTRS. Actually if he tweeted the stuff, would that be acceptable per

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Hi! Sure, I can help you out with a few paragraphs. Although I don't have time today, so it will have to wait until tomorrow or Friday. :)

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though, that is also original research and I've removed it. Unless it explicitly stated in the episode, we can't use it without a source.

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I'll wait. Thanks for offering to assist me. I've found a few more on-line sources as well and I have a book that could help out a bit.--

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article is a two line article with no sources at all and is only a day care center. It has hardly any notability in its region. Thanks!

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for screenshots would not allow it to be used just to identify the subject without any critical commentary. Very well then, thanks!

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other pieces of recognised content. A full list (which has yet to be updated to reflect the scores in the final round) can be found

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Bad prose, incorrect reference formatting, unreliable sources, minor MOS violations, small production sections. That's about it. :P

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If in doubt, write the content yourself, thereby creating a new copyrighted work which can be included in Knowledge without trouble.

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magazine, but I was unable to find the original article. Also, I tried a google search of the GLAAD website and came up with this:

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Great, thanks (again)! I think I'll send her a "thank you-note" too and let her know that the image has been added to the article.

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After World War II, a plutonium-producing facility was established in the Southern Urals in Chelyabinsk-40 and Chelyabinsk-65 (now

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i have restored a huge chunk of the section and eliminated all in my eyes site of copy right but plese adress me if i am wrong. --

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I urge you to restore the article, since it has no copyvio, rather it is the victim of a copyvio by the print book by Om Gupta.

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feet deep. Medicinal muds are common in a number of the lakes, such as Moltayevo, and spas and sanatoriums have been established.

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Chicago Tribune on Feb 21, 2005). The author (Mark I. Pinsky) also says he was interviewed several times about the episode. --

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Ardmore Cricket Club is a cricket club in Ardmore, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, playing in North West Senior League 2.

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Hi, Leftorium you are incorrect on your assumption. I'm an avid cricket fan and so is my family. However the picture I have of

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What do you think of an episode GAC with no episode specific production, only series production information. It is the pilot.

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Thank you very much. :) I'll do the others. I think this is just too big an issue to rest on one copyright admin's opinion. --

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