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cover it extensively, which essentially transitions it from a hugely commercial event, into news coverage. If you watch the commons area, you will find the IOC is extremely protective of their copyright, even (exceeding their rights, in my opinion) claiming to own the rights to private photos taken inside the stadium. Some wiki super-editors are choosing to recognize those rights and are deleting lots of valuable content donated by private photographers. Here, however, is actual content that the copyright holding organization HAS released to public viewing. And its actual video of the events we are reporting on, the exact subject of the article. In that regard, I think it is completely appropriate to link to that publicly viewable content. If you were to take the stance that the Olympics is a commercial entity, then that leads to a slippery slope where we should just delete all mention of the Olympics, or just a very limited article describing what it is and what its products are (like we treat other commercial entities). And we should do the same thing to the NFL and other major sports. If we remove all content from commercial entities, just because they are a commercial entity, I think we will find the majority of the population would find such an omission of content to be horribly irresponsible on wikipedia's part. Now if you want to take this discussion to some wikipedia back room, my opinion of that microscopic minority view of wikipedia could (as it already has happened too many times) result in some absolutely psychotic decision or edict. As of this moment, you are the only person who seems to see a problem. If your issue is with youtube, because they insert commercials before their content (they,google, do need to make money) then you would suggest we remove every link to every source that has commercial purposes? Yahoo, Google, New York Times, practically every newspaper or aggregator, or any source that isn't POV pushing (the POV being their commercial product, as in most anything associated to American politics) . . . Same thing, the global logic is flawed and not practical.

1981:), and all it does is list the districts and the okrugs to which those districts belong. The Resolution does not explicitly establish any districts; it merely lists them under corresponding okrugs. That, on its own, does not mean much, because that same Resolution is the source for the date of establishment of Murmansk Okrug districts, but in that case there was no other document establishing those districts prior to August 1, so August 1 can safely be considered the date on which the districts of Murmansk Okrug were established. The Resolution is also confusing in that it consists of two parts: part one lists the territories of which former uyezds and volosts are to become parts of the okrugs, and part two actually lists the districts corresponding to those territories (and to confuse the matter even further, part one was revoked in 1931). 4865:? Sorry mate, but here, in English Knowledge, the late Yaroslav Blanter with his track of administering and interaction unlikely could be elected to the Arbitration Committee. You make a mistake dismissing all that you said then as a "trash". Certainly, Yaroslav Blanter was excellent in driving away trolls and deterring nationalistic PoV pushers, but not in anything about conflicts between established, non-PoV-pushing users. I see that you come to help, in your best faith, but I do not need it. Not because I am upset about you – past conflicts in ru.wikipedia are far away now. Just because I do not need defenders. I never hid myself behind loyal followers, and never rallied the people to defend my person, like you did in 2009–2010. I am glad that you eventually abandoned all this and started a new life. See you later and good luck! 2467: 4821:Ярослав, вы только редактировали статью, я вспомнил одну вещь. Когда-то я все страны СНГ кроме Белоруссии в раздел 90 дней отправил, потом, правда, пришёл аноним и всё обратно. Понятно, вы не юрист, но у меня чисто мнение спросить. По закону все граждане СНГ кроме Белоруссии безвизово могут находиться только 90 дней, потом они должны покинуть Россию. В этом отношении они вряд ли отличаются от, например, граждан Турции. Так что они вряд ли подходят под раздел "Unlimited period". Им единственное послабление, что для граждан СНГ нет системы «90 из 180», и они могут проще получить разрешение на работы (другим вроде нужна специальная виза). Так что мне наверно всё-таки вернуть всё? Или я не прав?-- 2748:(created at some point by Maarten) in my watchlist, and every day I take one or two monuments and place them to the lists according to the index. If there are multiple pictures of the same monument, I just chhose one I like. I did not try to syncronize the pictures (there is a similar problem with Switzerland, where we have lists in four languages), but I am not sure this is really necessary: In the end of the day, all of the slots will be filled by pictures, and as soon as pictures represent monuments correctly, it is not so important which ones we pick up. But I do not have strong opinions on this point: If you think it is better to syncronize, I can syncronize, no problem.-- 1996:. Это деление было окончательно утверждено постановлением ВЦИК от 1 августа 1927 г."), and in the chapter dealing with Novgorod Okrug it gives the July 18, 1927 establishment date for both the okrug and its districts. In the district- and uyezd-specific sections, the establishment date is also consistently July 18, 1927 (in the Demyansky Uyezd section, for example, it says, verbatim, "По Постановлению ВЦИК от 18 июля 1927 г. в составе Новгородского округа образован Демянский район..."). Other districts are worded similarly, and that is the most direct statement I was able to find. 4589: 1766: 1335: 2518:

half a year at least. And, in addition, you know, I have been an admin already for three years, and I know it is hardly a pleasant or rewarding activity, so that I can definitely survive for half a year more without the tools. It is a pity indeed to see that there is a lot of janitorial work nobody is interested in, but at this point this is the reality we need to face. I will have your suggestion in mind and contact you when/if I decide I want to stand an RfA. Thanks again.--

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planning to tackle the urban settlements and their corresponding administrative divisions (i.e., towns of district significance and the urban-type settlements). All in all, however, I don't believe having separate articles for urban settlements is beneficial, just like having separate articles for urban okrugs is seldom beneficial. What little can be said about the urban okrugs can be easily covered in the article about the cities (with a few quirky exceptions

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District. That date is mentioned by Gelman for Demyansky, Krestetsky, Malovishersky, and Starorussky Districts, and it is backsourced to a July 18, 1927 VTsIK Resolution; however, I was unable to find its text. Gelman's book overall is not very specific about numerous important details, so I thought for now it's better to use a clear source (Snytko) and re-examine this issue once the text of the Resolution becomes available. Sorry about all the confusion!—

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ass off if the preliminary tedious steps aren't taken care of first :) In this case, taking care of the urban okrugs, larger cities, and districts will really make working on smaller divisions much easier in the long run. And even with only a half of upper divisions done, it is already easier to track and properly update high-level changes. I only wish I had a turbo button to finish this sooner :) Cheers,—

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not welcome in the meanwhile to take on this task if you want to, but I'm certain we'll have to return to this whether we do changes now or not (so might as well not do it in order not to waste time). The top-level articles are in more or less acceptable condition now, so it's just a bunch of low-level stuff that needs tweaking. I'm planning to take a generic approach (like

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Amar Mitra Perrireddy. While, Amar Mitra (writer) is an acclaimed writer in my mother tongue Bengali. However, there are not many sources on him in the net, may be due to lack of information on Bengali Literature. Please help, this disambiguation page is only required if there were two Amar Mitras. However, we find only one, the other one carries a different name.

4859: 1914:, I actually removed the ref on purpose because the source does not say "established on August 1"; not for this district, not for others. It says only that the district became a part of Novgorod Okrug of Leningrad Oblast in August 1927. I don't have a date of establishment for Demyansky District offhand, but for similarly worded 5573: 4509: 3972: 725:* I definitely did not call you vandal and did not mean that. I am sorry if you understood my edit in this way, that was not the intention. In this case please accept my apologies. The Constitution was amended in 2011 to extend the presidential term to six years, and the 2018 date is now widely mentioned, see e.g. 5558: 5554:Уважаемый коллега! По истории упомянутой статьи я вижу, что Вы следите за этой статьей и активно противодействуете внесению в нее недостоверной информации и превращению ее в пиарный материал. В связи с этим хочу обратить Ваше внимание на некоторые материалы по аналогичной статье в русскоязычной Википедии: 2505:...RfAs, how do you feel about being nominated for adminship here on en_wiki? I'll be happy to nom you, if you are interested. You've certainly been around here long enough, and WikiProject Russia could always use another active admin to do janitorial work (which, as you know, we have plenty of). Cheers,— 6332:

to take as many pictures as possible. If they do not, I will do 9 and Fangshan, the only open stations I have no photographs of. In this case, on Sunday I will check Line 8 and may be northern part of Line 10 on my way to the airport. In any case, Sunday night I will post what results I have by then.--

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Yes, my issue is with youtube. I would probably not be too fond of the link to the IOC or the Olympics website, but I could live with that. Again, if I am the only one, it is fine, but I do not know how to know this. I suggest again to open a Village pump topic. If there is consensus for inclusion, I

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Thank you for asking me to have a look at your article, which is very interesting. I am no expert on architecture (I have just written too many church articles), and am not much of a copyeditor either. But I have made a few changes, which I hope make it a little easier for natural English readers.

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Probably :) And believe you me, I'm itching to get to work on organizing the smaller towns, urban-type settlements, and selsoviets and their corresponding municipal units. What I previously found the hard way, however, is that when you rush to do interesting work, it will come back and bite half your

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I am definitely planning to add them, but it's moving slower than I anticipated. First of all, I want to put the urban okrugs, cities of federal subject significance, the districts, and all possible high-level interactions between them in order (and I'm about half done with that task). After that I'm

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Just forgot one thing. Are you planning to add sometime the lists of selsoviets/volosts and municipal settlements to the articles on districts of Vologda, Novgorod and eventually other oblasts? Right now we do not even have lists of urban settlements, which means they are sometimes difficult to find:

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mention August, 1927 explicitly. I do not care so much whether we decide that the districts were formed on July 18, August 1, or October 1, but we need to pick up one date and be consistent. Currently everything is set to August 1. The issue is related to about a hundred of articles (Novgorod, Pskov,

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I am only here till Dec 30, and my understanding is that 6, 9, and 10 are still not open. I have the complete set of 8 (north of outh Gate of Forest Park), need to post-process, probably will upload tomorrow. I planned to take 15, Changping, Daxing, 9 and Fangshan before I leave (the rest of what is

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Thanks for the edit. However, I have one question, how can the name Amar Mitra refer to Amar Mitra Perriredy? The link for Amar Mitra was created from the Sahitya Akademi List of Award Winners where some one has created an article for Amar Mitra Perrireddy. Now, I being an Indian have never heard of

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Well, you may happen to remember that at those election I still got more than 80% votes. Anyway, since I am not going to return there it is irrelevant. I am afraid you DO need defenders in the current situation, since the ANI discussion is well on track to at least a topic ban which I believe is not

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Anyway, based on what we have now, the settlements are most certainly here to stay (they are considered a new type of administrative unit in Moscow, and on par with the districts), but I'd wait till all corresponding laws are properly amended before doing a grand re-design. That's not to say you are

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Thanks, but it is too early now. I can even foresee what I would get on RfA: too short period of activity in Knowledge space; few AfDs closed; few conflicts, it is impossible to determine how I would behave in a difficult situation; insufficient AVI activity and so on. I have no chances for the next

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your 12:16, 18 April 2012 (UTC) post on ANI was very well stated - and I think VERY accurate too. Just in the last 2 weeks I can think of 2 new admins. that made a couple big boo-boos. All good intensions - just learning mistakes. It honestly does take a lot to become good at being an admin. (and

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this template calls is too big and unnecessary (I agree on the first one, but not on the second one). I'm not asking you to blindly support my assessment of the situation, of course, but I am very interested in your take on this, since you are one of the two people actually filling this template out

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I saw some people today, who tried to cross to Line 6, Line 9 on the National Library (the trains are arriving there, but they do not let anybody to board the train) or to take 10 beyond Bagou. Anyway, I personally do not have so many options. If some of the stations will open tomorrow, I will try

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28th is still fine, I have my flight on 30th afternoon. Then I will try to take what I wanted to before 28, and see whether the new station open. I live close to Zhichunli, so that the west part of 10 and the south part of 8 will be my first priority. I will post here what I managed to take. (I can

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Hi, Yaroslav! Just wanted to clarify about this district, after seeing your most recent edit. Leningrad Oblast's law on the administrative-territorial divisions is somewhat similar to Pskov Oblast's, in that it defines the administrative divisions via the municipal divisions. The law was adopted in

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was a wrong decision, which may be good from the perspective of a mathematician, but clearly contradicts to the textbook material from the point of view of a physicist. On the other hand, I have so many discussions on physics in my real life, that I did not want to fight also for my hobby, and just

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That is a different perspective than I was expecting. I guess if you consider the Olympics a commercial entity, then yes this is their site. However, we treat the Olympics as a global news event. It is the definitive standard for athlete notability in a whole self-created category of sports. We

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Indeed, I should have checked this before placing the photo to the list. I nominated it now for deletion. Thanks for letting me know. The page is in my watchlist, and I will certainly help in September, but we need more people - we can as well get several dozens or even hundreds new monuments every

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I removed the Bucks pond photo from the NRHP county list because I think it is a copyvio. I guess I should start the AfD at Commons, though I've always let others do that in the past. Thanks for keeping up with this list. I've got to figure out a way to clean it up without putting copyvios, etc.

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It's obvious that Russian people ..they don't know their own history ...not to speak about the 2 main things which characterize Russians : Idiots and bad roads. YESTERDAY I've came from Vologda !!!...This museum is PART as "Vologda territory" because is couple of km away, in the middle on nowhere !

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Well done for rescuing that article. I remain concerned about the addition of these geographic stub articles - as you pointed out in the AFD discussion a number of critical details in this article were originally incorrect. I've no idea how many more basic errors exist in the stubs which were added

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You refer to the dead Jesus being in a "coffin". I'm not sure what that means; perhaps it is something in the Christian Orthodox tradition. So far as I know, Jesus was placed lying in a tomb ( a cave-like structure rather than any sort of container). So for the Western Christian reader, the word

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already listed under the parent Category:Lakes of Vologda Oblast. By that same logic, Category:Lakes of Russia should be removed from Lake Ladoga, as Ladoga is already included in Category:Lakes of Leningrad Oblast. Likewise Category:Lakes of Russia can be removed from Lake Sterzh, and so forth.

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Oh yes damn I forgot about Baiduizi station on Line 9!! I suppose I can do it when the Military Museum opens for Line 9. Aa regards Line 6, Chinese people have been adding photos of many of the stations in the Chinese Knowledge, and I've been bringing them to the English articles. But I suppose it

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I was actually going to handle the transfer consistently myself, but ran into a snag. When a merger or other similar change occurs, I usually wait until all pertinent laws are amended and updated (in this case, it's the administrative-territorial laws of Moscow and Moscow Oblast, and the municipal

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No, my understanding is that the lists can not be filled by bot, they should be filled manually. Manually we can fill them either taking pictures from other language versions (when I have a bit more time, which does not happen so often, I even search for commons categories and choose the picture I

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Coming back to the July 18 foundation date question, if I make corrections in the district articles and provide sources (similar to what I did with Starorussky District), would you be able to proliferate those changes to other, non-district articles? Anyway, I'll probably do a run separate from my

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Another thing: I saw that at some point you started to add categories of the territories founded in year xxx, and then stopped doing this. I generall thing the categories are a good idea and plan to add them to the existing articles on districts, oblasts, and governborates, but pls let me know if

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OK thanks for your quick reply! I can imagine the problem is huge for Switzerland. I was just curious how you were doing it, and when you say "In the end of the day, all of the slots will be filled by pictures", do you mean that when all of the bot-magic is done at the end of WLM all the pictures

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All in all, however, I don't want to rush into making changes right away—there will indeed be too many, and if I missed anything, it would only pile on more problems. When you have some time and inclination, would you be interested in double-checking the information above? If you find it correct,

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Hi Ymblanter, we do have an OTRS permission from the museum to reuse the text of their website. I've now added it to the talk page (I just forgot it when I included the text, sorry for that). Thanks for reminding me to do it properly and helping me to improve the entry. And feel free to reuse the

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Ymblanter, I uploaded photos of Sim Hudson Motor Company, one of which (I think) you used in National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Colorado. But I had the wrong NRHP reference number on the photo so it went to the wrong entry. I have corrected the reference numbers in the photographs,

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Exactly. What they mean by the "new" building is the building complex on Mokhovaya Street (formerly Prospekt Marksa). This is obvious from both the address and the construction year. I still need to check whether the new building (Vorovyovy Gory) is a recognized heritage monument. If this is the

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About the cats, no, I haven't changed my mind; they are indeed useful. It's just that when I do my rounds, there is a specific set of edits I make in each article included into those rounds. There's also a bunch of minor things which I add if I remember; those include adding accents and names in

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Welcome back! Hope you had a productive trip. As you've probably noticed, I'm following up on my promise to review the foundation dates of the Novgorod Oblast districts. For now, I've set them all to October 1, 1927; as per page 85 of Snytko. I've also reverted my July 18 addition to Starorussky

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the ones you dislike), I would greatly appreciate you sharing them in that thread. While I personally am quite content with this template (with the exception of its visual appeal which I do believe could use some overhaul), it is hard to argue the case being the only one interested in discussing

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Hi, thanks for your feedback on my edits. Just for clarification, what is the criteria for listing a lake by itself while also having its parent oblast listed? For example, you reverted my addition of the Category:Lakes of Russia to Lake Kovzhskoye. Your reasoning was that Lake Kovzhskoye is

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This is a bit complicated and detailed on page 39 of my source. My understanding is that there was first a decree issued on July 18, where the districts in Northwestern Oblast were defined, and then another one from August 1, where the oblast was renamed Leningradskaya, and the districts were

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Hi Yaroslav, I noticed you added some pictures to the Belgian monuments lists from the Commons unused photo categories. If I click on the French or Dutch equivalents of the monuments list I see other pictures. How are you doing the updates? Do you have a bot or something? Is there any way to

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Thanks. I have got now three days more or less free, but the weather is not really inviting, so I will try to do Changping tomorrow, and then I am going to wait for the opening. If they open on 28, I do what I can, if not - may be I walk to Beijing West and then take 9 + Fangshan on

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I'll take a look. As for the law, there's only one that deals with the administrative-territorial divisions, but the municipal laws are entity-specific (there's one for every district, except for Vsevolozhsky and Vyborgsky Districts, which for whatever reason are covered in the same

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will be in all lists, or do you mean that someone somewhere has put these in by hand? I assumed it was going to be done by bot, which is why I stopped working on the lists. I didn't want to create empty lists and wanted to wait until the lists were filled, but they still seem empty.

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local languages, making sure date/spelling formats are consistent, and yes, adding the establishment cats. So if you see me miss some, it most likely means that I got busy with the main edits and forgot about the cats. Please, by all means add them to the articles I missed. Cheers,—

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case, I will insert the correct number to the pictures. Thanks for the files, they are really pretty. The new building is still protected by the author rights and can not be uploaded to Commons, but for your files we can argue it is de minimis, since the posts are the main focus.--

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This is fine, and this is why I did not actually removed the par. However, we need to handle the transfer consistently. What I can do it to update the articles on Troitsk, Shcherbinka, and Moskovsky (I would also remove them from the MO template). Yeaterday, I created articles on

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I first asked your opinion and then noticed that you already reverted my edit. Please feel free to edit as you wish, I am not going to interfere anymore. Writing in the body of an article that the material is incomprehensible is, in my opinion, incompatible with the principles of

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open now I took two years ago). If I have no time, 9 and Dangshan have lower priority. I did not yet check what is available (may be those line all have photos). If 6, 10, connection of 9, and the southern branch of 8 get open before Dec 30 these become for me high priority.--

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June 2010, but the OKATO section dealing with the cities of oblast significance of Leningrad Oblast has remained unchanged since 1999 (so it's quite outdated—it's actually based on the old 1994 law). As per the current law, the only town which is not a part of any district is

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uncollaborative. I do not believe that a couple of angry waste-makers and policy trolls together with few (legitimate) users which were upset about my remarks and are not willing to present grievances to me directly, all have a sufficient power to invoke a topic restriction.

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Thanks for the help. :) If you can find the sources and improve the Russian section, that would be appreciated. We're going to take to GA but after the DYK. Hoping we can get a picture of her two weeks. (Seen her in person a few times at the basketball and roller derby.)

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Today, I made photos of the existing part of Line 9 plus the first two stations of Fangshan Line (up to Daotian). I will check tomorrow Line 8 on my way to the airport, just in case, but most likely it will still be closed. If it is open, I will post the results here on

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have seen your hard work reverting vandalism, and we would like to thank you. But do you want to go to the next level? Would you like to know how reverts, warnings, reports, blocks, and bans all come together to keep this Encyclopedia free from disruption? Then consider

5864:. If it gets deleted, the disambig should be transformed into a redirect to the other article. If you think he is still notable, but a vast majority of searches would lead to the writer (i.e. the writed is "much more notable" than the politician), nominate the disambig 5124:, and also did not depict a church (which was the subject of the listing). The NRHP listing for the church had the wrong reference number. Please take care that when you make these contributions using images that aren't yours that they actually make sense. Thanks. 4654:, and I merely added them to the articles. It might very well be that the shot of the Townsend Hotel also was uploaded, but did not make it to the article yet. We have a straight production line, and it the picture is there, it normally gets to the article next day.-- 566:

I can translate the request (not the discussion, as it is too long) and will do it by placing the templete on the Meta page (it will be obvious how it works). However, for a number of reasons I am not willing to make any edits on ru-wiki where I even do not have an

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If the inclusion/deletion criteria focus on "verified in reliable source", then it's easy to know whether your time is useful. If the criteria is "sufficiently famous in the eyes of a group of strangers", I have no way to know if my work is useful or not.

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My fault entirely - I took about 300 pix in Philly, so I guess I'm not ashamed that Pubdog has now found 2 photos of the wrong building (there may be a third!). The one he found here is older, and much better looking than the correct building next to it!

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coloum for the rows Adonis Projects Pvt. Ltd., Nahan Properties Pvt. Ltd., Aska Projects Ltd, Volga Properties Pvt. Ltd., Azure Properties Ltd., Hudson Properties, Unitech Builders & Estates Pvt. Ltd. and Unitech Infrastructures Pvt. Ltd. (i.e single

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does not refer to the Main Building of the Moscow State Uni, but to smth different? That seems unlikely to me, because two adjacent buildings, the Faculties of Chemistry and Physics, are also enlisted in Cultural Heritage. Thanks for your help, Dima

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I saw all the recent photos, they're looking great! I'll go on my photo rampage of line 6 and the new stations of line 9 as soon as they open! By the way, I got back to Beijing last night. Oh, and congratulations on the survival of Genrikh Graftio

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Would you please refrain from placing a photo of the Theodore Eldridge House in the spot for the Henry P. Fennern House. It's obviously not the correct picture. The Eldridge house is in east Davenport and the photo is already there. Thank you.

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No, not really. I just saw your post, decided to check the article, and saw two dubious statements, then corrected them. If you need my help in checking some Russian sources on her (smth like the basketball league statistics), please let me

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I have made photos of Changping line, and, if I got it right, there was in the news that 10 and 6 are open. I will go in the city now anyway, if everything is fine, will take pictures as well (10 is the top priority, 6 only if I have more

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With Novgorod Okrug, however, the source I have (one I used in the Starorussky District article) is a little more clear than the one you used. While, like your source, mine does state that the division of Novgorod Okrug into districts was

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In the next few weeks we're going to have dozens new stations to take photos of, when line 6 opens and all the new stations on lines 10, 8 and 9 open. Let's divide the work or something! Which line(s) are easier for you? 6, 8, 9 or 10?

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somehow needs attention of experts - preferably before September 1st, because after that date it will get flooded by WLM photos. I am afraid at this stage (about 50 images) I can not help anymore - though I will try my best to help in

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laws of the affected Moscow Oblast's districts), but the oblast bureaucrats sure take their sweet time—Moscow Oblast laws are still in their old condition as of today, even though Moscow's laws have already been amended! How typical...

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I have 30 minutes of free time-- should I help round out a bio on a different councilmember, or should I give up and go play Warcraft? Right now, I don't know that giving that time to Knowledge will actually help anything.

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Thanks for your kind words. I'm really not that concerned with any one specific article or any one specific editor. Rather, I am concerned about the whole constellation of issues raised. For example, I had planned on

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I am no expert about architecture. I was copying from the Elkman infobox generator. I get architectural enthusiast disputing things from that database, but we will eventually get it to a consensus! Fine job on the article.

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This is correct, all these inclusions need to be removed - provided the categorization over Oblasts is already there (for instance, Lake Ladoga is shared between Leningrad Oblasts and the Republic of Karelia). Ideally,

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Yes, indeed, it looks like we need to change it everywhere. Probably the best way would be to agree on the text (for instance, whether we want to mention Northwestern Oblast), and then to perform mass replacements.--

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I think it is ok to not have separate articles about urban settlements, at least in most of the cases. What I do not like is that currently even urban-type settlements are not mentioned, for instance the article of

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moved the photo you had used from Flagler Hospital to Sim Hudson Motor Company, and linked to a just uploaded photograph of Flagler Hospital for that entry. I'm new to editing and hope I've done all this correctly.

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Yes, I know. After the discussion resulted in the splitting of the article, I unwatched WikiProject:Physics, and I do not know what happened next. I also never contributed to the article, it is not of my direct

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If you wish to reply, please do so on this page. I shall be watching it, and its keeps any discussion in one place. I do not see any significant problem at DYK, and it should earn you a "medal". Best wishes.

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The photo itself may be not bad, but definitely not suitable for inclusion to the lists, since it would block the real images from the site from showing up at the unused images page. I think this is one of our

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I am a regular visitor at NPP, removing couple of dozen articles per day from the back of the queue. I will check AfC since I believe I have never been at that page. Thanks for the suggestions and also for the

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No problem. I believe I put all relevant information from your edit (I was not sure about Classical and Neoclassical revival simultaneously, but please put it there if you think it should be there as well).--

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No, now I understand you. But I think it is good to have them, because Lukoshkov studied in Leningrad, those painting schools. He is a "product" of that Leningrad school of painting and represents Leningrad

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the actual establishment date is July 18, 1927 (and I did provide a source for it). Could you, please, review this part once again? Was the August 1 date perhaps from some other source you did not cite?

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I see, thanks. I think I had a similar problem with Murmansk Oblast. Let me do some background reading about this as well, and in the meanwhile I'm going to leave the August 1 date alone. Thanks again.—

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He has a clear conflict of interests promoting pieces of art from his own collection and promoting his own book, and I do not believe a bit in his credentials concerning the 20th century Russian art.--

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I'm concerned about something about Albanian football but vague. The Russian source or Russian wiki might make it clearer.. Having connection problems still so progress this afternoon will be slow..♦

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Thank you for the changes and suggestions. I inserted the links. For coffin vs tomb, my understanding is that this is indeed an Eastern Orthodox tradition, and I can not even properly translate it (

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I'll be happy to assist you with making changes, of course. In the meanwhile, I'll continue with the Novgorod Oblast district articles as before, but I'll skip over this particular aspect. Cheers,—

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The problem I see is that we have several dozens direct links to a commercial website. It might be nothing wrong with it per se, but it would be better to discuss it on one of the Village pumps.--

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I left my opinion for this particular one, since I noted it was relisted three times which is unusual, and I though extra opinions are especially welcome. I never came across this name before.--

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I'm not saying I am one - by the time I check things out? .. someone else has already acted on it.). But I just wanted to say that I was very very impressed by your very astute observation. —

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Thanks. This is strange, since I added hundreds of images which are not mine (and dozens which are mine), and I always check them. Anyway, I will see what can be done with the image.--

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Thank you, Ymblanter, for !voting at my successful RFA; I am humbled that you put your trust in me. I grant you this flower, which, if tended to properly, will grow to be the fruit of

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Please, check it by yourself, if you can russian. Two articles are just about him, and in another one he and his creative work is mentioned among other famous people from Shenkursk! --

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It may be trivial but you might be interested in the following pic I took as an experiment in using my cellphone camera yesterday. The photo itself is bad, but it is on a NRHP site!

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Great, thanks. We also need to categorize the photos on Commons, but I can do it later, there is no rush. So we only have Line 6, one station on 9 and a part of Fagshan Line left?--

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OK, I'm back sooner than expected :) Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it seems that July 18 is more correct. I've looked at the text of the actual August 1, 1927 resolution (

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Thanks for working on the article. It would be great to have an art historian looking at it, since this is not at all my area of expertise, but at least this is a start-class now.--

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to expand the pre-existing biographies on other city concilmembers, but it's unclear whether that those articles might be deleted also under a similar rationale, etc, etc.

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Ok, let me then handle the three towns (to avoid having outdated information), and then occasionally low-level stuff; the rest can wait until the laws have been amended.--

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Thanks. Well, I had ...hmm... extensive personal experience in a different WMF project in the past. This is why I try to keep here around 98% edits in the article space.--

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As I just replied in the Village Pump, we can not solve all problems in once (even if it would be so nice). But I think (i) you raised a number of important points which

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No, it is not ok. It needs copyediting. However, I do not like pressure like this and I suggest you ask an independent user to evaluate whether the tags are in place.--

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You exposed yourself anyway by choosing this username and leaving the second edit on the popular page. You may as well leave a message at ANI asking to block you.--

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I see that you're interested in meta-wiki affairs and that you are a native speaker of Russian, so I wonder if you'd be willing to translate the proposal from the

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Great. I tried to translate Dutch lists, but translating from a non-mother-tongue to a non-mother-tongue goes very slowly, I do not know how long would it take.--

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Just wanted to let you know that I'm done with the basics of the Leningrad Oblast districts. I'm planning to do Pskov Oblast next; as per your previous request.—

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Well, we will see. Not that I care so much, frankly speaking. After I have unwatched WikiProject:Physics, I do not think we have any overlap in the articles.--

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I do have ideas, and much better than you do. The ethnographic museum is in Semyonkovo, which is Vologda District, not Vologda. I will revert your edits now.--

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text of the dhub-bcn.cat website. Our OTRS permission is only for the text, not for the images, but it's a good step further in opening museum's websites. :)--

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I have approved your request. Do keep up the excellent content work as well though :) You may also wish to consider helping out with the backlogs at

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This seems to be an obscure creek. I found a map and added some details to the article, but I am afraid at this point this is the only thing I can do.--

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No problem. Sorry that I could not find time for the full-scale review, I am involved with WLM in September and also busy with my work till Christmas.--

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like), or based on these pages which Maarten creates and maintains by bot. If you tell me what lists you created I can also put pictures into these.--

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synchronize all three lists so they always include all photos? It seems like so much work to do by hand! Thanks in any case for your efforts so far,

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An IP and a personel judgement ('not comprehensive'). I can revert myself and changed it into "incomplete", if you think it is better appropriate.--

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prior to that ("После рассмотрения ряда проектов на территории бывшей Новгородской губернии образовалось два округа — Новгородский и Боровичский

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I agree with your restoring the conversions, can you do it for the rest of the article? (Am not familiar with the formatting myself.) Thanks.

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Some Chinese Wikipedian told me, English Knowledge is a improper place to discuss this issue. I closed the discussion and moved to meta. Please

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No, it does not seem to be in the database. It could still be protected though since the database is incomplete and contains a lot of errors.--

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As with all other AFDs I voted, I was just looking at either the current day AfD list or the previous day list. My starting point is usually

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Proof Galstyan isn't an Armenian citizen is more neccessary than proof otherwise because termination of former citizenship isn't required. --

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Actually, I did not nominate it and this is the first time I hear about the nomination, but I will have a look, thanks for letting me know.--

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to open on the 28th, but you hear a lot of people saying they're going to open on the 31st. Either way, I think it's a bit too late for you.

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Hmm, and I've been getting a weird "too many users are trying to view this page" error for the past few hours. Anyway, thanks for checking.—

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I'll check the pic out. I did remove it from that list as I didn't realize it was there until later. I'll look for that expert. Thanks.

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However, you removed the Cultural heritage number that I assigned to it, with comment "different building". Did you mean that this entry:

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Can you give proof that the next russian presidential election is in 2018? I gave proof for the 2016 election and was called a vandal. --

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to check the divisions and the references? I think I will manage to do the others (provided we have just one law for the whole oblast).--

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overall review of the Novgorod Oblast districts. I still want to read up on this and to double-check everything before starting. Cheers,—

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must be able to help you to determine whether your contributions are best kept as separate articles or parts of bigger lists/articles.--

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That said, if you think there are things I'm not seeing and which would be best presented in a standalone article, please let me know.—

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I wanted to let you know that there's a discussion about whether Genrikh Graftio should be deleted. Your comments are welcome at

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Hi, I'm new to wikipedia so sorry if my question appears to be stupid. Thanks for helping to categorify my recently uploaded file

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You are totaly wrong Ymblanter! He is mentioned in those articles! If you can russian, there is no problem to read and check! --

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You started to delete the Official Video I had posted, then offered to discuss. So discuss. What do you think is wrong here?

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and I have been working on the Russian literature side of en.wiki for quite a while, the result being beautiful articles like

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for deletion, because the article doesn't clearly say why the subject is important enough to be included in an encyclopedia.

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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I tried once when the whole story started, and I failed to understand what the issue is. Will give it a second try tonight.--

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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I think now they're supposed to open on Sunday. But information all the information I've seen is very inconsistent, so X3!

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Thanks. To me it looked like complete nonsense, but still I should not have been lazy and do it myself (as I usually do).--

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It is too early, it is not written in proper English and needs in some copyediting. I will work on it in the coming days.--

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has been reviewed, and there still are some issues that may need to be clarified. Please review the comment(s) underneath

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approved by the August 1, 1927 Resolution, it also states that the districts of Novgorod and Borovich Okrugs were already

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No problem. In some cases I could not even recognize the club names, I will possibly check them later when I have time.--

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possible improvements :) If you don't have time or don't want to get involved, feel free to ignore this message. Cheers,—

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No problem. It just means that the picture (on Commons) possibly has a wrong template on it. I was taking pictures from

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but the final table doesn't look like what I wanted it to be. I tried to correct it on my own but failed. Plz help by :

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I understand (although not necessarily agree with every point). Anyway, when/if you are ready, just holler me. Cheers,—

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Looks good already. It will just sit there and wait for a editor from Tuva to come by and bring it to GA status :) --

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Aha, that makes much more sense. I should have guessed. Thanks for implementing them on the proper articles, though!

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I changed the depth of your comment at the AfD (alongside changing mine) for clarity. I hope this isn't an issue,

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to which region belongs ? UFO ???? I've been there this week and I've spend 3-4 days in Cherepovets and Volodga !

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That's a shame! Thank you very much for all the great photos you've taken. I will try to take the rest next week

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Thanks. I believe these are exactly the lists I am filling in. (And lists for Flanders have not been created).--

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Thanks. Btw it is already the second time I get asked to stop adding wrong pictures, and my impression is that

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I just finished creating the lists for Liege - I will try to finish up Wallonia and then start in on Flanders.

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The words "Novgorod" and "Balcan" are unfamiliar to the English. Are there any links that would clarify them?

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Nevermind. I found a news article that says the election is in 2018. I must've had outdated information. --

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Sure, but not immediately - sitting in a middle of a workshop. Will do it withing the next couple of days.--

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Sure, but not immediately - sitting in a middle of a workshop. Will do it withing the next couple of days.--

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By the way. Can you remove some tags? I think that the article looks much better now, than before. Sergei --

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Greatly appreciate your help, the last two in particular need some heavy proof reading and copy editing!♦

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Yes, you are right, the edict only mentions Vaga, and Vaga was Shenkursk. I will correct it now. Thanks.--

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and hopefully this note has made your day a little better. Spread the WikiLove by wishing another user a

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will still be necessary to go and take all the photos for the missing ones. Fangshan Line I have no idea

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Thank you for your recent contributions to the Beijing Subway articles. They are much appreciated. 非常感谢！

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Since your connection is sketchy right now, please drop me a note on my talk when you are able to reply.

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is a group discussion (not a vote!) that usually lasts seven days. If you need it, there is a guide on

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was an interesting journal which often published unusual material, but they often published utter bs.--

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Line 10 complete! Except for the 2 stations that haven't opened yet! They're supposed to open in May

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Line 8 was open in the morning, only two stations out of three, and I have taken pictures of those.--

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I really thank you, since I did not have any plan to write it. So with your idea, it is born. Best,

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It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can

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Sorry to disappoint, but the pictures are not mine. They were just uploaded by someone during the

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Thanks, this is marvellous. I will check the references (whether the url's need to be modified).--

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Your contribution to wikipedia deserves appreciation. Thanks for your tireless effort. Keep it up

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Almost fine, thanks. Could you please just add one-line lede and then remove the PROD template?--

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Hi Ymblanter. When can you remove the tags from Lukoshkov's page/article? Everything is ok now.--

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Since you have already done that, it hardly seems worth asking my opinion, or for me to give it.

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and more convenient, as I would eventually mark the uncited bits manually anyway), and that the

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Don't take this too seriously. Someone just wants to let you know that you did something silly.

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Looks indeed like Sunday afternoon. I have my flight at 14:30, so that it will be without me.

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You don't have any ideea about your geography or history of your country ! Go and study ...

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I fixed up Alpatov a bit, and found a nice portrait of him. BTW, good to see another ru.wiki

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So sorry. I thought I was helping by filling out some information on the article. Stupidity.

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If you feel that the article shouldn't be deleted and want more time to work on it, you can

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Me again! It would be super nice of you, if you could add some soviet encyclopedia info to

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And that's not a problem if it's just me. The problem is, I bet it's lots of people. --

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