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to do so). If you were to analyse my edits more deeply, you would see that after my "fast" edits, there is a 10-15 minute lag time before the next set of fast edits. This is me clicking open new tabs, copying and pasting, and modifying text in the new open tabs. I batch save all the tabs, this saves a few seconds and minimizes wasted mouse movement - optimization of clicking habits and mousing distance is necessary when performing a highly repetitive task for 6–8 hours at a time. Many years of time wasted playing 3rd person shooter games has given me the ability to mouse and click at a pace that makes even fellow gamers envious; here I'm simply translating that "skill" to
Knowledge, by creating stubs on fungal taxa, and adding templates and categories. Does massive stub creation count as content editing? Opinions seem to be polarized on that matter. Shortly after I started this process, I received a couple of messages admonishing me for creating these stubs, but I also received even more barnstars and complimentary messages for the work I was doing. You seem to be in the former camp, but that's ok with me - you're entitled to your opinion; I personally believe the encyclopedia benefits in the long run. Regarding the specific example you claim as a "blank edit", if you look a bit more carefully, that blank edit is actually a page creation. I simply copy-pasted the wrong line into the edit summary – pasted "added to WikiProject Fungi" instead of "Created Fungal taxon page" – I'll blame that to the late hour and the fact due to my inherent obsessive-compulsive behavior, I tend to do this activity until I literally can't keep my eyes open anymore. FWIW, another competitor went through all of my contributions (i.e. the 1000+ stubs I've created in the past few months) and simply added the category "Fungus stubs" to every one, thus gaining the same amount of points I did for creating them in the first place. I didn't think he was "gaming the system", rather, I thought he was a clever competitor who thought of a category I had forgot to add in, and the end result of his gnomish editing is that someone in the future will find these articles more easily because they are properly categorized.
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purposes - neither huggle nor twinkle nor AWB nor the mis-named "Friendly" shall inhabit my machine. Heard of tabbed browsing? Clever invention, allows you to open ten articles for editing at once and play with them at your leisure. Very handy for repetitive maintenance tasks. Just go along the whole line tagging, stub sorting, fixing etc. to your hearts content. Then when you're done just move from tab to tab clicking "Save Page." This appears in the logs as multiple edits per minute when each page saves. However, if you look a little more closely, it can be two, three, five or ten minutes between each block of articles. That's something to look for next time you are scrutinising someone's contributions. So, that takes care of "script assisted." On to "but not marked minor." As mentioned above, adding or removing templates from an article should not be marked as a minor edit. So, what exactly is this thread supposed to achieve? Do you hope to discourage Sasata from creating any more new articles? Damn it, we should be thanking him, not giving him the
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time and end up with very few points. Meanwhile, User:ABC was able to rack up a fair amount of mainspace points because they are scored nearly instantly. User:XYZ would have ended up with more points if he could have gotten that article to FA, which our example user would have had the round been longer. Therefore, on Day 1, both users have 0 points; on Day 7, ABC has ~10 and XYZ has ~5; on Day 14 ABC has ~20 and XYZ has ~35, for example. What I'm saying is that the guy who solely focuses on mainspace will take an early lead and then will be overtaken by the guy doing featured content. Hence, on shorter rounds, it increases the chance that the mainspacer will win, as the featured guy didn't have enough time to get the article to FA.
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rounds of pools one with 260 user another with 130 users another with 100. Each round of polls is 2 months long. Then we start a 64 team single elimination knockout tournament. For the tornament each round can be to weeks. We can have mainspace edits with 1 point. We can also have individual awards. Also, If we are going to have 200 more users than this year we can start sign ups in May 1 instead of
October 1. Lastly, if an FA gets nominated during the Semifinals but passes during the finals 30 points could still be given for the final round.
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create FAs would cease doing that and focus on regular mainspace points, since they are guaranteed to count as points within a week. This somewhat defeats the purpose of the Cup. If mainspace points were removed, though, this wouldn't occur. Although there would possibly be plenty of matchups that ended up being 30-0. DYKs are also easier to get within a week so there would also be an advantage there. So simply put, mainspace and DYKs are
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be helping you complete these many fungi-related articles, but I'm having more fun with my NFL articles, anyway. I did notice, though, that after this mysterious clever competitor starting adding the fungus stub category you started including it in your page creation, thus simultaneously thwarting him and saving him from such a boring task.
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I'm not seeing that gap of 10-15 minutes; looking through your last set of "added reference" the biggest gap is 5, unless I missed something. However, I also don't see what you're doing as "gaming the system" or whatever. If I could figure out how to get the information off those source articles, I'd
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I'm sort of opposed to the basic knockout idea, as we saw in Round 1, it's mainly luck of the draw as to when you will be knocked out. For instance, someone with 300 points (a handsome total which may be a lot more than anyone else) could be against the likes of Durova or
Theleftorium (sorry for not
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Could the results page also indicate who are the current wildcard entries? So we can see who would make it to the next round as of now; this would help those of us who are just trying to make it as a wildcard rather than a pool leader :) Perhaps wildcards could be shaded in a different color, or just
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you already admit that edits like this would probably be problematic, so your own words, applying to you, are enough to show a problem with your actions: "the awarding of points for mainspace edits will encourage me to go through the ridiculous process of adding one or two sentences at a time". That
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Hi Ottava, thanks for the analysis of my editing behavior. I guess I must be doing something right if another competitor takes the time to scrutinize my edits and claim I'm using a script "to game the system". To reply to your concerns, I'm not using any script (and do not have the programming-savvy
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Ok, I guess the idea of a year-long sustained hardcore effort of encyclopedia writing might be intimidating (boring) for some. How about instead, the winner is the one who tallies the most points in any 3-month period during the year? That way the competition is still open to all, all year long, and
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I think next year's WikiCup should have 130 participants. That means we could have 26 pools with 5 members each. Then top 100 scores advance to into 20 polls with 5 user in each. The top 64 scores advance to a 64 team single elimination knockout tournament. We can make the period one week instead of
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Re-read what Assume Good Faith means. It does not mean that clear problems should not be discussed. It means that we should assume that you, in some way, want to help the community. AGF would mean to think that your gaming of WikiCup is done with good intentions and not to try and hurt others. That
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I have the (at least initially) highly-coveted US flag. During sign-ups, the third individual in the list, I forget who it was, had the US flag, so I just grabbed some other one. But then that individual withdrew from the list and I happened to see it at the right time and make the switch to the US
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In a way, yes - I'm related to the
Calvert family, the Carroll family and the Bowie family (and, via that, most of the old families). The flag is the Calvert family coat of arms along with George Calvert's mother's coat of arms. The two images were brought together after the Civil War while a Bowie
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quickly opened up that aspect of the competition – Sasata is in second place now!!! :-O – and gave said user their one hundredth DYK but they forgot (or maybe purposefully neglected) to pointlessly boast. :) To you sir/madam I say, well done; having tried to nominate one FP recently, I know of the
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Seeing as how there is scripts that handle orphan page tagging, I find it unlikely that you just went around yourself, found orphaned pages, and tagged them. Adding original research, orphan pages, lack of citation, etc, templates is not content building. Adding categories is not content building.
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I agree, something should be done about my behavior. I just spent the past 2 hours gaining 30 Cup points, not by adding any content, but by cleaning up errors and adding categories to another user's script-created stubs. All that was required was making approximately 1800 mouse clicks, 600 pastes,
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I guessed at 10-15 minutes, I suppose I'm more manic than I thought... time loses significance when eyes are glued to the screen in a caffeine-induced orgiastic copy/paste clicking frenzy. Under the current scoring system, there's several 100's of points available to anyone who wants to go through
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I find your explanation hard to believe based on my experience at
Wikiversity with a content creating bot that acted in the same way. I would link, but the pages were deleted so the pattern will not be visible to non-admin. He edited about 7,000 times in 40 days. This is a high mark for hugglers.
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because it is one of the most amazing places I've been to and a significant part of my early Wiki life. I feel my POV is too strong on at least four of the major disputes there to edit the articles much; but I could at least fly the flag. Also until you look close you might think it was a smile.
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I wanted to make each round one week at one point in time. Garden, Let's just say
Hurricanehink was playing me. This would make a challenge for the users like me. The problem with a year-around wiki cup is it no longer special. Next year we will open 260 slots. As a compromise, we will have three
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I don't like the original idea in this thread, at all. It's too much like a sports contest- the short rounds aree not good, the large amount of hoping no one "good" is in your group is counter productive- it seems to be all game and no content. Sasata's idea is far better, because it avoids those
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Maybe I'm still not explaining properly what I'm thinking. Something like this: if the round is only seven days and User:ABC focuses solely on mainspace while his opponent, User:XYZ, focuses solely on getting a single article to FA, User:XYZ may not be able to get it to FA in that small window of
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be removed, I'm just saying that they'd be worth relatively more because it would be difficult to consistently get a GA on a weekly basis as opposed to rolling up 300 mainspace edits weekly. The advantage would tip more to the mainspacers than the featured creators, and as such, perhaps those who
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Oh goody, an unprovoked assault on my editing. "...orphan tagging that is script assisted, but not marked minor or as a script." Them're fightin' words Ottava. How about trying the AGF route before leaping to Defcon 1? I do use scripts - reftools, DYKcheck, and popups. I use no scripts for other
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Yes, and remember the purpose of this is to build content through encouragement, i.e. making it fun (presumably). If the format threatens that then it has the potential to turn into some sort of cut-throat contest where some of the most suitable contributors are axed before they can get started.
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Tournament runs from Jan 1-Dec 31. Entry possible at any time. Limit entries to some arbitrary # if desired, or not. Point system essentially the same as it is now (with probable tweaking of point values based on consensus and result analysis of this year's event). Have a number of shiny awards
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Wouldn't the Top 64 advance rather than the Top 100? Another note is that it would be difficult to get many GA/FA in only a seven day period. I think this would make mainspace points worth relatively more (which would be good for me, actually). Perhaps mainspace points would have to be removed,
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shows that the user has 6891 mainspace edits since the beginning of 2006. In the past month and 10 days the user made 4,500 edits (over 100 per day without sleeping and not using huggle). So, for the other three years the user made 2,300 edits. This is really gaming the system and needs to be
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7,000 edits in 40 days is definitely attainable, that's 175 a day. I averaged 200 completely manual edits daily this past
February because I was unemployed and out of school, so I edited about 8 hours a day. However, I was not able to edit at a per minute rate that Sasata sustains.
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Just letting you know that you've only got ten days left in this round before we close submissions for paperwork and stuff. I'm pretty sure that FAC and GAN are longer to complete than this time period allows so get your DYK and ITN nominations in sharpish :) Good luck to all.
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and you will see that some edits are done at least 1 per 4 seconds. They look like bot edits. Many, many pages created within a matter of seconds. Many pages updated. This has to be script done. This is not content editing in any kind of regard and is really gaming the system.
3487:. Any encyclopedia can benefit from a broad range of information on topics such as comedy, cuisine, fashion, sport and television – and one simply can't have enough health spas. I now have to slap this section with several tags as it has fallen out of line with policy. --
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I would be against changing the rules in the middle of the Cup, let alone in the middle of a round. I do note, though, that of the 30 editors still competing, only thre have 200+ mainspace points and only five have 100+. For full disclosure, I am one of the three.
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I keep an Excel spreadsheet that shows me the pool leaders, the six wildcards, and a few people "on the bubble". Since I have to update it manually, I only do so once every day or so, but if you'd like I can e-mail it to you as an attachment every evening.
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The newsletter indicates who are in the wildcard positions. In addition, the scores keep changing, but they are also updated on the scores page. Wildcard spots are just like pool leader positions; they both change but it helps to know where we stand.
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Ice age? I wish! I'm melting right now. We're having a mini heatwave right now, and the temps have been hitting 90-100 deg F. It's 8pm and its still 76F. California is going to have an awfully hot summer this year, and it will be unbearable :(
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stole my one... I hadn't expected it to be in such high demand but there you go. I noticed
Denmark was free, it was a similarly small(ish) country and it came up in some conversation or other in the same room as me on the day I chose it.
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I don't mind this being all year at all. It's what I do anyway. I presumed anyone who wanted to be included in this was willing to spend time creating and improving content? Why would that change on the other side of the year?
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Mr, thank you. I have a beard. Anyway including my commons FPCs would only get me 455 more points this round (I had a set of 8 pass there that didn't pass here because MER-C arguably worked to sink it a little bit. Piffling!
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I believe this has been answered many times already. All nominations count for the round they passed in, no matter which round they were nominated in. Considering my recent GA reviews, I'll probably pull out another if
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Happy 3 1/2 years! :) I think it would be best just to sort out all this here and now so please clarify the DYK position as well when answering the question about GANs. It would probably be best just to clarify in a
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easier to get within a week, so having such short rounds would give an advantage to those who work in those areas. I'm not saying this can't be rectified in some way, that's just the way I see this playing out.
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Yes, it would look like a bunch of bloody bodies, some burning buildings, and an angry mob complaining about unfairness. :P Why not just take the images and have a dual Pedia and
Commons image contest after?
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Let's save that for round three, when I need it more. I'm pretty sure I'll be eliminated in the next round, anyway; tougher competition coupled with more time constraints on my end will spell the end for me.
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Oh, good! We could use antoher nthusiastic contributor! Contact me, I'll liknk you to some excellent raw scans at the LoC or supply you with some of the many in my collection I haven't gotten to yet. It's
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Each round would last for 2 weeks, meaning it would take 8 weeks to complete the second round. This is a compromise between the two, and seems to be the best idea in my opinion. What do others think?
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Sorry, but there'll be no newsletter this week due to other commitments for myself and iMatthew's illness. Sorry if you were looking forward to it, but I'll tell you the current standings anyway...
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whose contribs include things like orphan tagging that is script assisted, but not marked minor or as a script. These are items that are supposed to be worth 1/10th of a normal edit for a reason.
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Sorry, I was very vague. I was just involved in an exchange with another user whereby the other party labelled such a colour combination as "vomit". I find its use here amusing as a result. :) --
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I find your persistent bad faith accusations hard to believe, but I guess that goes with the territory. I'll do another 500-1000 edits later tonight to give you a fresh set of data to analyse.
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How about Gustav Doré or Louis Huard to start? Interesting imagery, not too hard to clean. Good introduction. Contact me on IRC (or Skype, if you'd rather: Account shoemakers.holiday )
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If all goes well, my first three featured credits may display properly captioned "trolling", "sock", "puppet". Ought to upload and nominate the third: a delightful burlesque. Regards!
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As a fencer, I see a compromise idea. The first round would last for a few months, same as we have now. However, the second round would have something like a pool of 16, as shown below.
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3562:(Glowing smile) Thank you all very much! Useight, want to collaborate on something? GIMP is free... ;)
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one with a featured portal, so I win. By dee fault. The
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Grand Prize: most points accumulated in year; 2nd, 3rd
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3483:Tut, please stick to the facts and maintain a
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3438:difficulties involved!
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4244:Thar u goez.
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3864:Thank you. --
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