Knowledge talk:WikiProject Software/Archive 4

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Verilog are technically software but typically only hardware engineers use those languages. If the articles in question where resistors or capacitors, then obviously software related portal don't belong on them, but though CPU devices are hardware things they are useless without software. Since those articles involve both hardware and software, I thought it would be useful to readers to have a portal of each. I wish there was an embedded portal, because that would have been the prefered choice for all of them. In response to spamish, if people think they are spam, then the entire portal concept should be removed from all of wikipedia. Though most put portals in the "see also" section, I prefer to put them in "external links" section so they don't stand out so much, and "external links" is where I put them in city and school articles. When searching for a software type portal, I didn't research the "software testing" portal, it more of sounded useful for embedded development. If you don't like the "software testing" portal for those articles, then pick a better software type of portal in place of it. •

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to disappear! · ThumbKiss™ when you want to be close: whether next door across continents touch the same spot on your phones to make them both light up and vibrate simultaneously · Sketch together in real-time: draw together simultaneously from a thousand miles away! · Make phone calls or Facetime from insite the app · Share to-do lists: real-time syncing from new date ideas to remembering milk at the store · Calendar reminders: schedule dates, automatic notification of birthdays, anniversaries, and important dates · Instantly share locations · Cross platform support

6984:. The article has had flags indicating problems for a couple years. It also had some small inaccuracies, and presented a pretty incomplete overview of the company's history. While I understand that I have a conflict of interest, I want to help improve the article according to Knowledge's standards. I have recently made some edits and additions, making every effort to express a neutral point of view; I also added about 20 independent citations. I hope a more experienced Wikipedian can take a look at my edits and provide any needed feedback. ( 31: 10750:

article name space. That is already a restriction from what is allowed in English. That restriction has been made for what reason? For consistency inside English Knowledge maybe? 4) Among the two, MOS discourages changing. 5) But the MOS allows ISO 8601 for all articles in tables and in references. 6) Linux has no strong national ties, but date format ties might be seen in main Linux websites. This is not specified in MOS, but as analogy and maybe in the spirit of MOS, it could be some indicator.

10540: 6804: 38: 87: 12355:, but I'm just trying to figure out how to describe what kind of music-making app it is, because it kind of operates as a combination of a piano roll and drum machine/sequencer sort of thing like a Korg drumpad... no RSes describe the app in more specific terms than a "music app" that I've seen, but would calling it a "sequencer"-style music editor app or something like that suffice? I dunno if I'm splitting hairs at this point and should just call it a "sequencer" app. Opinions? 2186: 52: 45: 2904:

have offered to draft a neutral article on the current understanding and practice of SQA for Knowledge. This may be a good way to move forward as they are a credible source without any commercial interests or biases towards or against standards (e.g. ISO) and methods. Before they expend effort on this, they would like to get some indication of interest from the community and if they would be accepted as a credible and neutral source of information on SQA.

11250: 13236:) isn't good enough. Poster is also being abusive and using the talk page for possibly BLP-violating personal attacks on others. He first raised this a few years ago and couldn't provide RSes to support his claim then either. I realise he feels quite strongly about the issue, but that doesn't make his view an encyclopedic claim, and doesn't licence the abusiveness. Could others please have a look at the issue in case I'm actually completely wrong? - 2700:. The other references are by the developer of this software, Nicole Hamilton, who is obviously not independent of the subject (just as an autobiography would not be an independent source in one of our biographical articles). I think this one Dr. Dobb's source would not confer notability under the general notability guideline (which is what seems to apply to software products), but I wanted to make sure I'm right about that before taking it to AFD.-- 5103: 3904: 5781: 5670: 3868: 6081: 4941: 4904: 2526: 2482: 6047: 4582: 4393: 4007: 7182:(as an advocate for software in brewing) I'd appreciate help with the article as I am not as well versed in software as in brewing. The article has been tagged for deletion by two users who object to its existence, although I know that brewing software is used daily by tens (if not 100s of thousands of people) Your views on whether the article should be given time to develop would be most welcome at 2738:

me like there are sources to make her notable. BLP seems to favor discretion re: peripheral facts about a non-notable individual's personal life. Otoh, it's impossible to make sense of the sources if you don't know about the name change. So I've been struggling with how to treat this; right now, I have it in a citation. Some of you with more experience must have seen how this is usually treated.

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to look up after all these years and she is the one who put quote marks around her words.......I think she was signed in under her name...she was and still is an editor of computer magazines...the first being Computes Gazette and Computer magazine. She is fairly easy now for anyone to get a hold of if need be. I do still have a copy of the issue in question published in 1984.

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8601". There might be readers that do not understand ISO 8601, but then ISO 8601 should be banned completely from Knowledge. So, do you promote complete ban of ISO 8601 date format? How many such readers that do not understand that format exist? Are they normally converted to understanders after reading some reference sections and tables that use ISO 8601?

6703:, which is, as the name implies, a project focused on Vocaloid-related articles, their improvement, and the addition of Vocaloid-related articles that currently do not exist. Since the Vocaloid/2/3 engines and the voicebanks for them fall under the term "software", I just came by to inform the project of its (potentially) being listed as a related project. 1712:, just not under it's own article. I understand that these policies have little in terms of human considerations, however, there is an (exaggerated) "crisis" on wikipedia right now involving biographies, and the interpretation of policies that you've experienced is actually quite lenient in comparison to some of the proposed solutions (to which I oppose). 7148:, which was discontinued in April 2008. In fact, it is a perfect example of why I'd like to see this practice become standard. The final version was downloadable for almost a year after that version's stable release. So, let's add sentences such as that to the bottoms of Version History Tables, for Articles on discontinued products. 3737:. It was written by the organization behind the 'product'. I have no idea what this talks about, but it's pretty clear it needs cleanup, a proper layout, a proper lead, etc. It seems to contain original research too, but I'm not sure. If anyone wants to take a look, and maybe initiate conversation with the user who created it (see 11883:

change the fact that Inkscape 0.91 is officially declared stable by it's developers (source: the official Inkscape homepage) and is the latest RTW version (source: the official Inkscape homepage). And in this there is no room for compromise with me (Inkscape 0.91 is stable and it's surely not a preview release). --

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personalization.) In addition, what happens when the inclusion of one article into WikiProject Software becomes a matter of dispute? As of now, it is possible to just include it and forget about the dispute because the inclusion only means more visibility but not more liability or responsibility. Best regards,

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rather use a word-based format." - general readers interested in Linux, already find the ISO format on other sites, they may very well know how to read it, if better than what is required by MOS, since MOS allows ISO for any article, including ones where strongly related sites don't provide the ISO format.

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into Outlook Mail, Outlook Calendar and Outlook People and merged Outlook Web App into Outlook.com. He initially said that they are actually renamed, but now has retreated to the position of "their rename is announced and will definitely happen". I, however, cannot see any of these and believe he has

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I'm not affiliated with jsr in any way, I'm just familiar with the software as someone who does music production-- I guess it comes at a risk that my prose would be biased since I really like FamiTracker, but I've been making doubly sure to keep it NPOV. I didn't figure that really uncontroversial or

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Still not an improvement. It is still a personal comment: It accuses "guys over at Talk:Inkscape" of some sort of misdeed. You continue with more personal attacks like "blindly reverted" whereas he provided three articles and a diagram that he himself hasn't made. And again, there is the equivocating

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Wonderfl Oop, my bad! I'd say those are pretty solid ratings - I'm not too experienced with quality ratings (especially since I'm not a member of those particular WikiProjects), but looking at the criteria, those all seem sitting. And thanks for your interest! The more we can sort articles into their

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about this and he/she said that my ratings seem "solid", but I'd like to write here to (a) verify if my ratings are fine, (b) learn how to rate articles properly (yes I've read the quality assessment scale) and (c) find the list of unrated articles so I can do my thing. Copied below is the excerpt of

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The first bullet point has two questions attached. But I think if the first is answered with Yes, then the second can only be answered with ISO 8601. Otherwise one of US format and Afro-Latin-Euro-AU-NZ format would be forced on articles that might have no close relation with that format. ISO 8601 is

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Hello there! As you may already know, most WikiProjects here on Knowledge struggle to stay active after they've been founded. I believe there is a lot of potential for WikiProjects to facilitate collaboration across subject areas, so I have submitted a grant proposal with the Wikimedia Foundation for

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that is fully referenced and should tackle the issues that have been flagged. If someone could review it and feedback to me that would be much appreciated. In the interests of transparency I am declaring a conflict of interest in that I work for Bell Pottinger, a UK PR agency, and that Palringo is my

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on the Firefox article regarding the screenshot, I have proposed a new section for the software screenshot guidelines. Basically, it's designed to deal with OS wars, and clarify the standard for what OS should display what screenshot (without being too rigid). Please would you have a quick look at my

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I was seriously considering CSDing this as advertising, bearing in mind the huge lack of RS I can find on it (see talk page). There seems to have been a lot of activity spamming it around forum sites very recently, including mention of targets for shipping it out .... I'm going to tag it as probably

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to what it is now. I hope I made it better but realistically, I haven't gotten a lot of feedback. I'm just learning, especially about how write for WP, how to document notability, the difference between a primary and a secondary source, how to achieve NPOV, etc. I certainly make no claims to being

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suggests: "It is not unreasonable to allow relatively informal sources for free and open source software, if significance can be shown. On the other hand, software that is distributed commercially or supported by businesses is a commercial product. Such sources should fulfill the breadth and depth of

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The information on wiki, about me, which was originally input by one of our 7 children was disputed in many ways over the years since it's input. I no longer claim to be father of the BBS as it is, or was. I would like to mention that Kathy Yakal, one of the people who wrote about me was hard for me

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article Talk page regarding the description of the company's growth and history in the article. Since I think the article is of interest to this WikiProject, editors here may want to join the discussion. The question under discussion is how Uber's history might be best summarized within subsections.

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is what I've worked out so far on this draft, so let me know any suggestions you have for it (right off the bat I can definitely say it needs images of the app icon and a screenshot for the infobox, but AFAIK I can't upload any images until this goes live and outside of userspace, so I'm holding off

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I did see a couple of the articles you suggested before, but I was hesitant to add them based on the fact that a lot of them are republishing/parroting info from Gamasutra's interview of Kaufman re: Shovel Knight, and I wouldn't really be able to do much with the same info in different places as far

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Sorry guys, but I definitely don't know what you're complaining about and I definitely didn't mean anything of it. Only thing I could imagine is that the the word "degrade" has some other meanings I didn't had in mind – maybe I should've used "downgrade". English is not my native language, and in my

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you explain that because Inkscape, does not have an RTM release, does not make money yet, and does not offer professional support, it's to be considered only as a testing/preview version. All this reasoning achieves is however digging a trench between commercial software and free software, since the

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That would indicate we want to extend the date format consistency beyond Knowledge articles themselves to other websites as well. To me, that doesn't hold water, as if a reader can't easily handle multiple date formats, how can we expect him/her to handle more complex things such as those explained

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date format on Knowledge (please see the guidelines already linked above). Thus, there's no point in associating date formats on Knowledge with date formats on other websites, or vice-versa. In other words, if some website uses one date format, that provides no ground for enforcing the same format

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Applying ISO 8601 in tables or in references, is the only place where ISO 8601 is allowed. ISO 8601 is only allowed for these specific purposes. It is allowed there, to save space. The whole monster-discussion only started, when Dsimic decided to single-handed change the date format from ISO 8601 to

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There are technical readers like yourself that do understand ISO 8601 and would "rather use a word-based format". There are non-technical readers that understand ISO 8601 and would "rather use a word-based format". There are non-technical readers that do understand ISO 8601 and would "rather use ISO

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No. The sources mostly are either collective blogs or small "news sites" earning their living by providing paid coverage. The article actually intermixes software and company in a way that allows to collect sizable amount of links without proving notability of either of these rather separate topics.

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Features include: · Private timeline to build a shared history & remember all your special moments · Real-time messaging to express yourself through sharing videos, voice messages, and photo (with photo filters too!) · Send Secrets: private photos that no one else can see; even set them

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This program has issues with malware, etc. I have used it and agree. I am very happy using it, and just ignore or fix the issues on my versions. See the talk page and article history. It seems that some believe the article should have a 'controversy' section with RS. I don't know which RS are RS for

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I think fwiw that those interested in the Software Testing portal should be able to provide a description of the sorts of pages they intend to add the portal link to, for discussion here. Like Guy, I think it is not appropriate to link to the portal from any old IT-related page, such as the examples

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I am writing on behalf of the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (SEI). We have noted that the Team Software Process page is in need of updating. It is noted on the Team Software Process page that "This article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by

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Updating this article seems to have stalled. Here is a proposal to move forward. The Software Process and Product Quality Assurance group at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) are significant practitioners and authorities on SQA. They are well aware that SQA is a somewhat contentious subject and

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related articles for a long time. I would like to get started in rating articles. I'm fairly unbaised in my approach which is why I usually cleanup, wikify, copy-write paras, rm advert-statements, neaten up articles, improve sections, reorder sections, and so on. I think I would be a good examiner,

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appears to prohibit it, forcing ISO dates is not really plausible. Thus, each table should either use the format of that article (either DMY or MDY), or ISO where space is premium. As to the question of month formatting, that one is obvious. Use MY and abbreviate the months where pressed for space.

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speaks out for consistency inside an article. Did Dsimic read the intro of this section, before Dsimic put news words in front of it? For those less involved: 1) ISO 8601 is allowed for tables and not for text. Going to consistency between text and table, would mean indirectly disallowing ISO 8601.

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article. Important to disclose: I am working on behalf of Blackboard Inc. to improve this article and address problems described by the warning tags currently in place. Because of my COI I will not make any edits to the article in the main space, hence my interest in finding other editors to review

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Microcontrollers and microprocessors are hardware devices that runs software programs, thus you can't hard group them into either a hardware-only bucket or software-only bucket. All ARM cores are purely "software-ish" descriptions of a CPU core until they converted into silicon, heck even VHDL and

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the product, spread over a roughly 10-year period. I also found an iTunes audio link where the author speaks publicly about herself and her name change on a panel discussion at Stanford; she comes on at 29:37. Advice here would help: The author seems open about her history but it doesn't look to

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template has been updated to allow editors to specify the default covers of the books. Title, subtitle, cover-image, and cover-color can all be specified, and an HTML preview of the cover will be generated and shown on the book's page (an example of such a cover is found on the right). Ideally, all

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I am now 64 years old. I wrote the program in 1982. I did in deed sell over 4000 copies not 400. Up until that point in my life I was disabled....and this program brought me out of it and into business..I had one of the first computer stores in Northern California.....all based on the monies I made

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1? Version numbering is pure convention that changes between developers/companies and might well change due to PR considerations (and there are plenty of sources for that). Maybe Inkscape should change it's convention for PR reasons (so there does not have to be a dispute like this) but it doesn't

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to start at 1.x? Version numbers simply do not follow a mandatory scheme and therefore we at Knowledge can not make one up on our own. The maintainer of a software decides which versioning scheme he/she wants to use, and we also have to accept bad decisions (like numbering stable version with <

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Would you be interested in participating in a user study? We are a team at University of Washington studying methods for finding collaborators within a Knowledge community. We are looking for volunteers to evaluate a new visualization tool. All you need to do is to prepare for your laptop/desktop,

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I'm asking here because my work on the project has been as a paid consultant to Guide. I've only edited the draft in my user space and now that the article has been moved live, after review through AfC, I would like to avoid making any edits to the article myself. I've left a more detailed note on

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which is two people arguing over whether a long and detailed revision history, including quarterly point-releases, actually belongs in the article. I tend to side with the deletionist - at the very least it should be trimmed to just the major releases. What do the members of this project think? Is

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article (software developer business) and quickly got overwhelmed with an amount of editors who have no contribution outside the topic, so that I'm now unable to judge on the process from an unbiased point of view. Please give a glance the article and state your opinion in the discussion. The more

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In an attempt to help address these shortcomings and to ensure the page is accurate and up-to-date, we recommend that a number of factual updates and citations be made. We first and foremost welcome and encourage edits from the community. Please note that any edits made by the SEI will be sourced,

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Have you ever experienced the state of being utterly miserable and completely out of all options? Because there is good chance you might experience it if you stick around this certain subject long enough. So, speaking strictly for myself, while I believe everything you said above without checking

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you try to use often just do not apply to noncommercial software. By that I might even be a bit emotional since we should not at all cost come to the point where we badmouth free software here on Knowledge in a desperate approach to create questionable policies and find a universal and consistent

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As others have said, I don't think we need any ruling here. Internal consistency with articles is a good idea, and if there are groups of very-similarly-formatted tables across different articles it'd be nice to unify the formatting across them in the absence of a reason not to to make comparison

10311:. I can appreciate the need for high-quality articles to be internally consistent. We need to be using recognisable and unambiguous date encodings. I don't see significant disagreement on these two points. Beyond that, this is not something I choose to spend a lot of time tweaking or discussing. ~ 9623:

Regarding GA-class - it was made GA-class whilst using US format in text and Afro-Euro-Latin format in the tables. So what does that prove? One could take any characteristic of the article at the time it gained GA-class and then claim this characteristic is needed to obtain GA-class. That is like

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There is a divergence between technical readers that understand ISO 8601 and general readers that would rather use a word-based format. While I am inclined to use ISO 8601, this encyclopedia is for everyone. Debian was promoted to GA-class using a word-based format on June 24, 2014, and it is the

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We wish to conduct our modernization of the content objectively and sensibly, and expect a large proportion of the existing content to get modified. The current structure is not to our approval, so we wish to move sections about and move content between sections to accommodate a revised breakdown

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that was previously posted and raised concerns among some reviewers. I am an employee of Ontier, the company that makes and sells Pixetell, which is an online communications software product. I value Knowledge and understand the legitimate concerns about companies attempting to use Knowledge for

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That a) there is some tie to that format b) readers interested in that topic are confronted with that date format also outside Knowledge. The latter is a reply to IP 84.127.82.127's statement "There is a divergence between technical readers that understand ISO 8601 and general readers that would

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Hello all! I’m working with the Saylor foundation to create a series of original, crowd-sourced textbooks that will be openly licensed and freely available on the web and within Saylor’s free, self-paced courses at Saylor.org. We are using Wikibooks as a platform to host this project and hope to

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is now live! In our first phase, we are focusing on research. At this time, we are looking for people to share their experiences with WikiProjects: good, bad, or neutral. We are also looking for WikiProjects that may be interested in trying out new tools and layouts that will make participating

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Dsimic wrote "Should all tables in WikiProject Software articles use the same date format?". AFAICS, when "cross-article consistency" first appeared, it was not meant to refer to all WP Software articles. The first versions of the table here, showed Linux OSs. Currently all Debian-based systems

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Hello! One of my adoptees would like the members of this project to review an article he created on a mobile device managment platform. I have helped him some with grammar, but as it concerns a product I am not personally familiar with and thus not an expert on it, it would me most helpful if

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I've started a RfC on my proposal for dealing with one of these articles, where the discussion has been particularly heated. My proposal is not specific to that kind of software, so hopefully the result of the discussion can be used as a precedent for all similar articles. Please participate at

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I am also a little concerned about your battlefield-like mentality. Maybe it is a lawyer-like mentality and your comment is born from caution, not the willingness to fight, but I'd like to make it clear that solving Patrick87's problem takes precedence over whatever action that may lead to his

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Simply put: 1) There is "WP:TIES" which influences date format decisions. 2) There is a default format in English Knowledge, D MMM YYYY. Look at recent changes or your signatures. 3) There are two date formats which specify day, month and year that are allow in the prose of English Knowledge's

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Article tables may use ISO if the prose uses a different format, if there is consensus for this on the article talk page (or when a table with dates is first added to the article and there has been no prior objection on the talk page). Prose and tables in the same article may not use different

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support!!1!) as well as a huge download locations table, trivial command line examples ("To eject the media of the default optical disc drive, or just open its tray: cdrecord -eject") and almost 100 footnotes and references - I noticed that I could not find a WikiProject specific guideline of

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In recent weeks, I've been work on behalf of the company Mindjet, which makes mind-mapping software, to update their article here on Knowledge. The article itself is relatively new, dating from earlier this year, and so the changes are fairly minor, despite a few big changes at the company.

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On single editor CANNOT dictate rules for entire WikiProject. Things are done via talk, discussion and consensus. That does not include one person deciding when others do not agree. Guidelines apply to ALL articles and projects. Other WikiProjects have style guides, but these are only

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When I was young and writing this program...actually I was about 37......I was a happy father and happy for my success. It saddens me that some of the younger generation see reason to dispute what I have done...I am TRULY saddened. I have been very proud of my addition to Wiki...but if it

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I do find a rationale for cross-article consistency: the best format should be used. However, cross-article consistency alone does not seem a valid reason. I would like to know why each article is using a specific date format: readability, table width, international usage, national ties,

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and existing manuals of style. (I have far less trouble accepting a universal decree that establishes one of these styles as the only acceptable one across the entire Wikimedia Foundation projects. That eliminates all conflicts and potentials for conflict forever and sets the ground for

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about lack of discussion; that can be solved, because Dsimic has not brought an army of editors to state that consensus is not possible and that a best format cannot be decided. We are going to find out each article's reason; if a reason is not provided, then it will be "no reason".

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with independently sourced content. I have done my best to address the concerns others had expressed about previous versions of the article, and expanded it in ways that are neutral and comply with Knowledge policy; but I would appreciate any feedback from experienced Wikipedians.

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Can I ask what the best approaches might be for us regarding these changes? We don't wish to spend a lot of effort performing adjustments to see them reversed by an auditor because they're too massive. Is there a generally accepted strategy for making major changes to a Wiki page?

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This notification pertains to the topic I started above. If an interested editor associated with the software project wishes to contest the deletion by removing the proposed deletion tag and then supplying the secondary sources that the article requires, please feel free to do so.

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seems like a good model. I particularly like that they have a custom search engine. Anybody else interested in talking this through? Pcap is right, "software" is too big a topic. So I think the first step would be to either choose a subtopic or maybe to think about the different

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indicates that editors of secondary sources have deemed the subject is worthy of coverage and that's what establishes notability as far aw Knowledge is concerned. To get through AfC, you're probably going to want more citations that you would otherwise have for a short article.

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before I let the AfC review decide its fate. I realize the notability thing might be a stretch, especially since I don't have any material to build a development section like a lot of other sofware articles have, but I tried my best to make do with what I found-- if you guys in

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We have greatly streamlined the process since the Version 0.7 release, so we aim to have the collection ready for distribution by the end of October, 2010. As a result, we are planning to distribute the collection much more widely, while continuing to work with groups such as

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In recent weeks, I've been work on behalf of the company Mindjet to update the article for MindManager, one of their software products. There have been a number of rather significant changes over at Mindjet recently, and the current MindManager article is quite out of date.

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This is a trivial issue to me and not important enough for me to care. If I made a mistake, just fix it or ask why I did it. The above person should have either deleted my change or contacted me directly instead of making public discusion as the first point of contact. •

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is included by default. Adding an extra parameter would allow its use for components of other OSes. Perhaps there's already a suitable template available, in which case I'd be interested to know. If not, I think the template could be adapted in either of the following ways:

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of the topic. And all facts in the article should be cited to sources like that. The detailed rundown of software changes is not typically used in a Knowledge article, for instance. I am sorry to bear bad news, but I think this article is pretty far from being accepted at

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User reason for visiting this page. I need a list of free or quasi free pdf converters. The one I use on my laptop is pdf995. I forgot the name and so went looking for it on google and yahoo. It no longer appears on the first page of google, now it is on the second page.

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Thanks for the notice. I prefer being neutral myself at this time. But I also do not see anything stopping you from deleting the article if you reported it. If anything more important came up, please feel free to notify us so that project members can act in case of need.

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But that doesn't mean that others, including admins, are willing to cover their eyes and ears as well. I've jotted down my source URL, and the diff in which I gave my source, just in case. I suggest you do the same, in case this went to DRV, ANI or someplace not nice.

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wrong." Asking whether it was wrong in the appropriate place -- and inviting you to comment -- was the right thing to do. Reverting your edits or criticizing you for making them when I wasn't sure whether they were wrong would have been incorrect behavior on my part.

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marketing purposes. My company wishes to have a presence on Knowledge, one that meets the high standards of Knowledge and strengthens it as a resource for objective information. I have made a point of reading through relevant policies, guidelines, and essays (such as

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And last but not least d) I wont even bother to answer your personal attacks and the fact that you bring up some "not nice places" I've never been to before speaks its own language. Personally I'd never even considered anything close for a stupid dispute like

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devoted to the upcoming 8.1, a large percentage of which lists updates evident in leaked builds. My question is whether this information should be included (it does cite news articles), and if so, how the wording could be improved. Anyway, that's all for now!

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article and its content. It was decided at the screenshots page that we should not allow screenshots of pre-release software unless they're from a reliable source (news site etc) and we're noting that they have been reported. The Windows 8 page now has a

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For active products (that is to say not discontinued, still actively developed and upgraded), I would also like you guys to look at the recent color code compromise (which is "pastel," essentially the same colors but in slightly lighter shades) over at

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and check a few of the flagged concerns. Comments welcome regarding potential improvements. These likely copyright violations can be searched by WikiProject categories. Use "control-f" to jump to your area of interest (if such a copyvio is present).

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as a more complete/neutral/researched page. The article's content has indications of likely conflicted editing in the past and I think this will put it in a better place. Any thoughts from folks familiar with software pages would be welcome. Cheers.

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was recently inflated with lots of advertising material, including exhaustive comparison charts mostly containing obscure features such as Disc tattoo support, "support for all three Unix times"), platform support lists with obscure platforms (Atari

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As community manager participating to many conferences and JavaScript meetups, I must say that backbone.js looks to interest a lot of people and it is a topic that is often proposed by speakers. I invite you to have a look on Lanyrd to get an idea:

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At the same time, I'm strongly against establishing some kind of a standard for the date format in tables or anything else. Instead of a global consistency, we should ensure that each article is consistent on its own; that would also comply with

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Dear software experts. Can someone please take a look at the above submission at Afc? Even though I have had some experience in writing software, I can't tell if this article is describing the product in an encyclopedic fashion. Thanks!

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goes....know this...I will accept it...but it will hurt me....My wife and I have taught and raised 7 kids, many of whom are now professionals in their own fields...5 college graduates....I am sure they too shall share in my emotional pain.

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the "WikiProject X" project. WikiProject X will study what makes WikiProjects succeed in retaining editors and then design a prototype WikiProject system that will recruit contributors to WikiProjects and help them run effectively. Please

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Help is needed. NanoZip is a novel file archiver in alpha state currently. Benchmarks show that it is better than any other archivers today. I think it worth to be mentioned in Knowledge, but it is proposed that article is to be deleted.

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as previously stated, peer reviewed conference materials count for notability. I was also asked recently to present to the Silicon Valley Grails Meetup on Shared IO State in Highly Scalable API's wherein I also talked about API chaining

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where they will probably never be available (for example, when describing the internals of an immature and still rapidly developed but widely used software project). However, that's what it is, those are the rules Knowledge runs by.

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I would say that making a new general rule in order to solve a specific single-case problem is a bad idea. In this specific case the software author's repeated interventions on the talk page are a good indicator of the problem here -

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Hi Nik, which article are you referring to? Instaed of deleting, shortening down massively can solve problems. Many version history tables are reduced to "important" or "major" releases, skipping security & bugfix releases. Also,

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etc., all of which have multiple releases but he is having none of it. In an attempt to gain some consensus I would appreciate opinions from members of this project (who are very welcome to shoot me down if I'm the one who is wrong).

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coverage required for a stand alone commercial product article." This is the sort of discussion I'd like to have. I think clear criteria (i.e. indicating and evaluating 'relatively informal sources') and consensus. I'd collaborate on

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i noticed the peculiar behaviour that the version display is stuck at 5.0.180 and doesn't match anymore the value that was entered via the linked template which is currently at 5.0.187. Does anybody know why that is and how to fix

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Quite frankly, that digging through article histories is going to be a pretty much pointless waste of time. Please don't get me wrong, 84.127.115.190, you can do whatever you wish with your own time, and that's just how I see it.

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Should all tables in WikiProject Software articles use the same date format? If something like that would be a viable new guideline, which date format should be used (MDY, DMY or ISO)? What about the tables collapsed by default?

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This whole ISO date format thing needs to be discussed. A whole bunch of articles becomes partially converted to the ISO date format with little to no discussion. Any chances, 80.134.94.228, to discuss that first, please? Per

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I figured they could clean it, but in this instance it sounds like the best option would be for them to start from scratch as a whole (if they want to try running it via AfC again). I'll delete it and leave the applicable notes.

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web camera, and speaker for video communication with Google Hangout. We will provide you with a Amazon gift card in appreciation of your time and participation. For more information about this study, please visit our wiki page (

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I think the opposite needs more justification: Why do we need to enforce any particular format within software articles/changelogs, if the greater Knowledge didn't consider it necessary? Why are software changelogs special? --

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My behavior was correct. All Knowledge editors are subject to public discussion about their edits. As I wrote at the top of this thread, "I don't want to accuse him of doing something wrong when I am unsure whether it actually

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template? When I started introducing it to some articles, I stumbled upon many tables listing countless minor releases without description. "Keep it short" should be established as a style guide. Also, support my proposal at

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Frankly, there's some confusion as to the purpose of that category. Most of the material in it was as you say, but some was off topic. I think the category should be renamed so it's more obvious from its name what it's for.

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a) My comment was not furious at all, I was just disappointed that Fleet Command started to blindly revert again after I had hoped we had settled that argument before and decided to discuss / find consent first. b) Yes you

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Knowledge article. I’ve included links to several resources below that contain information about the SEI and programs, and technologies. Please feel free to consult these sources as you are making updates to the article.

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Please see above (written by 84.127.82.12): "Should visible tables in articles under this WikiProject use the same date format? Which one?" That's what described the whole thing when the discussion was moved over here.

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What I don't understand is why gathering the reasons why some articles use given date formats will enhance Knowledge? As noted by everybody else who has commended, date format is chosen at an article level according to

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I have been working on this new draft in my user space for awhile now and I am ready for other editors to review what I've prepared. If this is something you'd like to help with please take a look at the request on the

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Why do we have one chrome article and endless versions of firefox floating around? Now firefox is on a rapid release schedule are we going to end up with many more articles breeding as versions come out thick and fast?

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Dsimic invited me as well, and I'm quite surprised by just how off-topic this discussion got at one point. Anyway, forcing DMY or MDY across articles is not a possibility, because different articles may have different

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Yes, I've read it. Ok, I've introduced a different date format long time ago, but that didn't prevent me from learning more about Knowledge's guidelines. Nobody is perfect, but everybody can better himself/herself.

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Right, all three operating systems are pretty much equally of international nature. It isn't that now I support the whole "mess" we have here, :) but as a matter of fact Linux is no more international than Windows.

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Myself and some other LabVIEW enthusiasts are keen to see the LabVIEW article brought up to speed and generally overhauled. It seems dated, a little subjective, it's certainly incomplete and less than complimentary.

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If the software is well loved within an academic field, you may find good refs in academic papers by researchers that use the tool. The papers do not need to be about the tool to qualify but they do need to contain

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I don't think it matters what any article is using or why it is using it. It might matter if there was a reason to change articles to use the same format, but I can't see any justification for or benefit to that.

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In my opinion, we should have some (easy to find) guidelines on what is relevant for a software article. Much of the contents on above page should go to the software homepage, and not be maintained in Knowledge.

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Odd, now I see the correct value too after not seeing it for the last 2 days and yes of course I did the article refresh/reload. Maybe there was some cache refresh (needed) somewhere. Anyhow thanks for taking a

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and make suggestions, give feedback, and hopefully get things moving. I note from older talk sections there that this has previously been a topic of discussion, so hopefully we can clarify it sometime! Thanks.

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Hi, My name is Alan and I"m the marketing director at Couple. As to avoid any conflict I'm submitting to the community a request to add feature information to our page. Factual information only as follows:

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not only short, unambiguous and international, but it is also neutral to the debate whether US or European should be used in this Wiki. I think the wiki interface should also change to ISO 8601 as default.

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Download links should be limited to the primary download location (if there is a substantial resource with download locations of alternate formats, it may be appropriate to also link this page additionally)

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Bring attention to the parameter for general computing importance, reducing the likelihood of articles accidently being listed in multiple Computing importance categories. (This causes false entries in the

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implied). A small fraction of the software development articles are tagged with this project now. There are a lot of them. They're significantly more technical than the other articles in this project scope.

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would be the right venue for your query. If there are consistent issues with civility, RS and BLP, this should probably be discussed. Ping me when you do as I may have additional thoughts on this. Thanks.

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Overall, I totally concede that the article is far from done and what's there isn't as good as I'd like or know it should be. I'm new at this. The only thing I've really done so far was a rewrite of the

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that came via Twitter post and flooded discussion with long posts with no respect to Knowledge policies. I urge some experienced editors to assess this article and weight in with policy-based comments. —

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I wanted to make this an entirely new project because Vocaloid has many things related to it that would fall under several projects' jurisdictions. For example, tools used for Vocaloid animation (such as

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Well, please don't get me wrong but the whole mess started when some other editors saw the opportunity to create new rules and enforce ISO dates in tables all around. Ok, the ISO date format is back in

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Hi all. Is there a manual-of-style or something for software articles? I ask as I just came across an article listing a piece of software's entire version history, which seemed to be in contravention of

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uninvolved people will come there, the less tricky it will be to judge on consensus, as currently the amount of people (as opposed to accounts) participating in discussion is IMHO very questionable. —

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Hello, I am an employee on the corporate communications team at the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (SEI). I’m seeking help in updating the outdated information that is currently in the

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at this time and figure the interested editors are better off adding the verifiable material they can find than navigating policy and Afd. It's obvious to me it'll be Knowledge–notable eventually. --

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garner the interest of existing members of the Wikibooks and Knowledge community, as well as bring in new members! We thought that some of your members may be interested in contributing to our book

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C) Per wikipedia policy, any editors claiming to represent real life people should send proof to the foundation. Real life information related to yourself/accounts should not be posted on wikipedia.

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Can we get some eyes on this? My personal interp is that it is new and therefore not notable and seems to be advertising. Was thinking about afd but figured I'd raise the question here before I do

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I previously posted a request for editors to review my changes over at WP:Companies, but no one from there has been able to take a look at the article yet. One neutral editor has weighed in on the

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Umm, frist i will like to talk about we the teeneagers who wanna learn haking.I am pleading with the wikipedia to help us and bring us to the world of hackin thank you am ahmad adams fro nigeria

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For those not following the wiki dramaz, there's a plan in the works to prod all unreferenced BLPs (check your watch list notice for a pointer). Below is an intersection of that category with the

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adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (April 2011)." The technical staff at the SEI has also uncovered several factual inaccuracies on the page.

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Hi there. I'm looking for editors interested in software companies. If anyone here is willing and interested, I'd love to get another perspective on a proposal I've put forward to redirect the

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is now a Featured Article candidate. Please feel free to leave comments and voice your opinion one way or the other. Hopefully together we can proceed through the nomination swiftly. Thanks, •

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It sounds like computer programming and software development fall under the scope of this project. Is that correct? If no one objects, I'd like to add those to the description of the scope. --

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and perhaps give NeviRom some feedback? I can't tell if the sources are reliable or not...or if it meets the guidelines necessary for determining notability for such a subject. Thanks a lot!

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Hello software experts. This old AfC submission has quite a few references. Is this a notable topic, and should the page be kept and improved instead of being deleted as a stale draft? —

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We need information to make proper decisions. Let us gather the reasons why each article is using its date format. I have provided the reason for Debian, and added the Windows articles and

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field you explicitly declare it as unstable (that's the fundamental difference between those two fields and that's how we should use them). c) The only one that has a clear POV is you: In

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Dear software experts: This old Afc submission appears to have quite a few references. Is this notable software, and should the page be kept instead of being deleted as a stale draft? —

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have a lot of active talk page discussions that would benefit from additional perspectives and opinions. A bunch of the discussions have been between just one other editor and me. Thanks!

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misses the point of the discussion, if s/he refers to "applies the standard format for that country/region should be used" - ISO 8601 is not allowed in prose, and WP:TIES is about prose.

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Electric Magazine brought me from a ill-nobody to a big (my word) somebody, recognized by very many when only a handful owned computers.....I humbly request of you not to delete it....

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Hello software experts. Can someone take a look at this old draft an see if the references are reliable? The draft will soon be deleted under G13 if no one takes an interest in it. —

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article, where that's appropriate (releases table), and it's been back for a while – does that create an opportunity for everyone to put the whole mess behind and move on? Please? —

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Features (including platform support) should be limited to the most notable features. A feature that doesn't exist in other software is not automatically notable (e.g. support for the

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I just created an article about my company, Mocana. I've made every effort to source all the information and present it in a neutral tone, but would certainly welcome any feedback. --

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I've added a number of additional secondary sources (Middlesex News, PC Week, MIPS Magazine, BYTE, Software QA Magazine and Windows IT Pro) for a total of 7 traditional print sources

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One related question -- do you work for the company? If so, you should make sure to disclose that connection on your user page and on the article's talk page if it gets published.

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Look, nobody said it is unstable. Just because we put the version number into the correct slot does not mean that we hate Inkscape. It is just pure professional decorum known as

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suggests for WikiProjects to provide such "more specific" guidelines. They don't need to ultimately decide everything for this particular software, but we should eventually have

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Well, it's difficult to list sources for something as vast as this, but the videogames wikiproject has guidelines, which give non-self-published reviews as reliable sources. See

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That's fine, but only two or three editors can't create the rules for a WikiProject, so this what we're doing here shouldn't be seen as in instance of that. Hope you agree. —

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I have challenged the decision to award this article FA status over what I allege is a lack of balance and neutrality in the article. Fresh opinions and input are encouraged

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for all of them. It doesn't really make sense to maintain two separate levels of abstraction for these software components when there are only ~200 articles using the system.

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The current problem, is that google is no longer reliable as it used to be. I believe my searches are more manipulated by them and things that used to pop us, no longer do.

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Software Project is the correct place to ask this question. But you should try the talk page of the template in question first. For example, in this case, the template is

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clearly states. At the same time, and as I've already described, I do have concerns regarding imposing additional rules on the date formatting, within a project or not.

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Consensus must always be gained for each article before changing from one consistently used date style to another, regardless of the style used or reason for the change

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Does anyone know of any existing standards for the structure of software articles? Here's a recommendation for the structure of an article about a school, for example:

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in order to reach a consensus about whether or not the changes seem appropriate and, if so, work with the other editor(s) to move the changes over into the mainspace.

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at all good at any this! But I want to get better. Any helpful suggestions for improvement or help on the article itself will be greatly appreciated. All I ask is

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Given my COI on this request, I was hoping that someone here at WP:Software might be able to review my draft and, if appropriate, make the changes that I discuss on

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that only the current version of the latest release should be shown (which is after all what the parameter is named), as is currently the case in articles such as

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and similar stuff only in category "IBM software". That says nothing about what it does, in terms of categorization. I had trouble finding something suitable for

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article is really outdated and in need of repair. It would be great if we could put together a team to help maintain it - or at least bring it up to date. Thanks

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lacking notability, and PROD it, instead of going the CSD route. If any of you can find some decent RS for it, though, and maybe re-write it, please go ahead!

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In different circumstances, product website urls are distinct from their source code urls. It would be helpful to amend the Infobox for software, to include:

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Therefore, this wiki submission is helpful, even if it fails to include a very important free pdf converter, as pdf995 provides to the economical consumer.

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that you have raised these concerns as he can probably give you a more precise answer. On a side note, you may wish to declare this conflict of interest on

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can convince me, if Dsimic has an example answering this question: Which format does Knowledge use, that is not "the way other sites display the dates."?

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and created a stub article on it in my userspace. It was quickly shifted to the live site by other editors. I'm new to wikipedia and am trying to follow

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in the scope of WP Software, I'd like to modify the template so software dev articles can be more easily categorized. I think we should also affirm that

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exclusion from the article or project. If only he acknowledged that I am not seeing it the way he is seeing it, and that it is not a sin. Best regards,

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Hello computer software experts. This old AfC draft appears to have references. Is this a notable software company, and are the references suitable?—

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someone(s) from this project could give the article a look and see if it is ready for mainspace. Thank you for your time. The proposed article is at

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Are you sure I didn't provide a source? To be more precise, are you sure, Fleet Command, I and Mark Viking didn't provide sources that contradict you?

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more readable, while the only benefit of YYYY-MM-DD is much easier automated sorting (however, wiki code provides means to sort all date formats). —

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Wow! "Degrade" says it all! You have emotional attachments to this matter. That explains your rather furious comment to the person who said Option 2.

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I just stumbled upon this unreferenced article. I'm not a software guy and don't edit in this area. Thought you all might know what do with it. Best.

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Dear software experts: Is this a notable person, and should this old abandoned Afc submission be kept and improved, or deleted as a stale draft? —

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related to software testing, rather than - such as these - only indirectly related. There's a point at which such links become somewhat spammish. --

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Version lists should be limited to versions which add important functionality, and for which notability is easy to assert (e.g. coverage in media).

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This article has been tagged as unreferenced since Feb 2012, and I can't find the term "avalanche model" used in this way other than on Knowledge.

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Given my COI on this request, I was hoping that someone here at WP:Software might be able to take a look at the changes that I've proposed over at

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Not quite sure which portal or project is maintaning the the infobox and templates for software articles, so i'm asking that question here. At

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is an app for depicting geometrical shapes called polyhedra. It is widely used by polyhedronists but, because little has been written about it

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explain how Linux is any more international than Windows? Is OS X only used in the United States? Does ISO 8601 only apply to Linux or Debian?

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I used to prefer YYYY-MM-DD date format for years, but in the last year or so MDY format became my favorite. FWIW, I'd say that MDY is simply

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and he has said that the article wasn't actually in your userspace and that he just moved it to a more appropriate title within the mainspace.

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Beiser, Vincent (October 2010), "Over, Under & Through: How Dissidents Punch Holes in China's Great Firewall — And Evade the Cyberpolice",

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When assessing articles for the Software project, please consider the computing importance and tag accordingly. For articles which also have a

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Please don't get me wrong, but how your YYYY-MM-DD preference, which is clearly stated above, is more than some kind of a personal opinion? —

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will retain their Software importance, but will no longer get assigned a general computing importance unless one is provided explicitly using

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Okay, I'll keep that in mind and try to reinforce the draft based on that principle. Thanks again, you're all so nice! One more question for

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Unfortunately, a list page of free software is very useful and I applaud the author or authors for their contribution, although not perfect.

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Article needs help determining historically important developments and criteria for establishing notability of software packages and apps. -

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Is there a list of recently deleted software articles? I want to know so that I can see if I can find sources and request their undeletion.

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Does this project maintain its own notability guidelines? The dwm and awesome deletion discussions inspired a chat about this at the recent

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Alright. In that case I'll probably just pare that section down to one sentence explaining the sort of things the updates changed. Thanks.

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Morning all! This kind of stems from a conversation we've had at the screenshot guidelines, but I'd like to expand it here in light of the

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If the topic isn't covered in the portal, it shouldn't be on the page. Agree that most IT-related articles are not sufficiently related. --

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that relies on a web search API from Yahoo. It checks individual edits rather than just new articles. Please take 15 seconds to visit the

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Converted from MMM D, YYYY, harmonization with Ubuntu and Debian articles and avoidance of having US and European format in one article.

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I just wanted to give the project a heads-up that it'll (potentially) be shown in the "Related Projects" section of another WikiProject.

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My quick perusal of these sources indicates that they establish notability. I'll look at them more carefully the day after turkey day.--

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applies to most everything non-administrators do on Knowledge including ratings. You can improve your ratings by making some mistakes.

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has a number of issues, mainly that it's very poorly referenced and gives undue weight to Palringo Groups. I've prepared a replacement

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as being supported by WikiProject Software, I would like to offer folks an opportunity to voice their opinions on an ongoing thread at

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article. I am working as a paid consultant to Citrix, so I won't be making any edits to the article. I would like to discuss possible

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This section is about gathering reasons and people could help me; I would appreciate if I did not have to do all that work by myself.

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Another user has raised questions about notability and neutrality of this article; I would appreciate any independent perspectives.--

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Not particularly certain on how to SandBox that proposal, as it appears locked. Thanks! --Elika Kohen 02:38, 12 November 2015 (UTC)

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the fact that – although uncommon – version numbers < 1 might well be used for stable release versions in the Open Source world.

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Converted from MMM DD, YYYY in table, harmonization with references that used DD MMM YYYY (French, English, false spelled English).

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Is there any best practice for the number of software releases that should be show in the "latest release version" parameter of the

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fwiw, so quite possibly notable in that field ... though the third-party sources on the article as it stands are basically blogs -

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http://thenextweb.com/apps/2013/03/23/the-personal-social-network-couples-celebrates-its-one-year-anniversary-with-1-million-users/

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This article is a one-liner about a Javascript library which I deleted after it was PRODded for lack of notability. That has been

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Different people have different opinions, views and preferences; thus, it's pretty much impossible to declare any date format as

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This has nothing to do with what a particular article is about. In a few words, Knowledge's guidelines apply to all articles. —

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easier. Other than that, this isn't something editors really need concern themselves with outside of what the MoS already says.

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The date format was not consistent; there are instances of DMY in that diff, such as in "Security updates". I will say it once:

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was so silent that I thought I'd better make he hasn't taken the case elsewhere, gathering a cabal. I checked his contrib. log.

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Converted from text that used MMM D, YYYY to table that uses ISO 8601. Harmonization with articles about Debian-based systems.

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as I know. Still, thanks for going to the trouble of finding those sources. Later on today I'll see if I can put them to use.

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We are offering to design and print physical paper leaflets to be distributed at Wikimania 2014 for all projects that apply.

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I have reverted him once and he has counter-reverted, with some rather ... well, some remarks. Now, I don't want to form an

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them, I don't believe I can do anything about it if you cannot. I don't believe anyone without a form of high authority can.

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This is to inform the members of this Wikiproject, within the scope of which this article falls, that this article has been

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because it is a major suite and one significant example; we are talking about software articles, not just operating systems.

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Even one single editor can dictate rules for a WikiProject; these rules may happen to improve an encyclopedia. Knowledge is

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Converted from D MMM YYYY, harmonization with Mandriva Linux and avoidance of having US and European format in one article.

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Are there some guidelines that distinguish between freeware/shareware/abandonware and discontinued/unmaintained/maintained?

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and the 'see also' referencing guides listed there. I'm very concerned about the tenor of discussions, where I observe the

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was the one who brought that up, "The detailed rundown of software changes is not typically used in a Knowledge article."

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You may have received a message from me earlier asking you to comment on my WikiProject X proposal. The good news is that

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too, revert it or develop an alternative design for both. Some constructive feedback for the discussion would be welcome.

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Only the significant releases should be included. The citations can serve to provide the reader for more information. See

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Instead of creating multiple Firefox articles, we have combined all rapid releases into one rapid release article. Thanks

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from Electric Magazine. I am proud of what I did....and I am proud that one of my children decided to enter it into Wiki.

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This is a disjoint category, but some articles may be already included in the above list if they're categorized in both:

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I am look at the article right now and I clearly see 5.0.187. (Did you refresh the article after changing its template?

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if you are willing and able to assist this innovative WP project move along it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you,

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It would probably be better to have an article about RELAP as a whole, with RELAP5-3D just being the latest version. (

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use the same date format; in the end, there are no Knowledge-specific date formats that aren't used anywhere else. —

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Where the style used by the first significant contributor cannot be determined use the style first consistently used

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I'd like to see more discussion of what appropriate sourcing for software projects should look like, something like

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Added comment to Aurora. Aurora converted to YYYY-MM-DD for consistency with Fedora Core from which it is derived.

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WikiProject Software is a collection of pages devoted to the management of computer software articles on Knowledge.

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to the table; please do not add more changelog entries, because users that care about history use "View history".

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http://blog.coverity.com/uncategorized/interview-with-robert-seacord-head-of-the-secure-coding-initiative-at-cert/

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on the talk page about that and it seems we're unable to reach a compromise. Expert attention would help. Thanks.

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and assess its notability please. I don't think there is enough extensive coverage from reliable sources to pass

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One observation is that you get less links on the first page and some people, never make it to the second page.

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Not sure if this project is still active, but I thought I'd ask this question anyway. I'm working on the article

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Notable. Asserted Notability, Verified Accurate on Software Page. Citation Ported Over. No Contentious Material.

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Notable. Asserted Notability, Verified Accurate on Software Page. Citation Ported Over. No Contentious Material.

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More specific guidance on content may be provided by a WikiProject whose scope includes the article in question.

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computer software articles though. There is a little more detail about my issues with it on ref desk/computers--

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Article is no more proposed for deletion, but some help with estabilishing the notability is needed. Please see

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I assume this was because they felt it was notable enough to be moved to the mainspace. However, I will inform

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can be made collapsible. For standardized display of release histories (& version stages), please consider

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Mr Schilling seems to have calmed down now, but yeah, if it starts again you're right about the place to go -

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I would like to request editorial assistance in arriving at consensus on the appropriate state of the article

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advertising cdrecord over the alternatives/forks that are currently preinstalled on major Linux distributions

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already gives appropriate weight to version numbers, platform and language support, and download locations.

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client. I have made this clear on the article talk page and posted on COIN (since archived). Many thanks.

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engine) could fall under this project's scope, due to their both being pieces of software, but pages like

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Talk:Xara Photo & Graphic Designer#Propose a merge from Xara Xtreme LX to the main article Xara Xtreme

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I removed Windows and Mac. Both are owned by US based companies, while Linux is much more international.

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and leave feedback. If you have any questions, you can ask on the proposal page or leave a message on my

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template? I ask, because one editor is defending the display of four separate release version numbers at

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for discussion specific to cdrtools; and follow up here if it is about general guidelines? Thank you. --

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http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Application-Development/Software-Engineering-Institute-Contract-Renewed-466589/

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Sorry, but you're twisting the rules a bit – it's all about discussing and reaching a consensus, what

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article. It has been subject to major edit wars (and yes, I have recently been involved), suffers from

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Additionally, the authors of the wiki page for free pdf software or quasi free, FAILS to list pdf 995.

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Hello guys. I am also here by invitation. I must say I entirely support the status quo established by

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licensing terms in progress and we need someone with access to source to confirm or deny the problem.

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recently added a portal box to software testing to a number of pages about computer hardware, such as

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As far as I can tell, your app is not notable in any way, and we only cover notable subjects. Sorry!

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However, I've not really worked on this sort of article before so I thought I'd get an opinion here.

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justified factual changes that are made with the best interests of the Knowledge community in mind.

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but wanted to mention it here as well, since the current list of AfD made me believe this is needed.

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A new copy-paste detection bot is now in general use on English Knowledge. Come check it out at the

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that someone in this project might have had a similar problem in the past. Anyone have some advice?

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had four modules: Mail, Calendar, Contacts (or People) and Tasks. But Ians18 changed the names of

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made a good decision then. Please focus on what format should be used to improve this WikiProject.

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explaining the changes I'm hoping to have made. Please take a look if you're able to help. Thanks,

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with a rejected request for expansion, but aside from that nothing much. Refer to manual of style.

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requirements for technical articles, and how awkward is the requirement for providing non-primary

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wrong, but it seems odd to list hardware in the software testing portal. Do these pages belong? --

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As Dsimic says, you can do what you want, but I don't understand what you are trying to achieve?

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Based on the references, this appears to be a notable company. I have resubmitted and accepted (

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has engaged in a number of edits that I find highly controversial; they are being discussed in

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doesn't think it matters what format is used, then why is s/he taking part in the discussion?

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I am not sure why you have not included pdf995. I have used it now for four years. for free.

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to make it even clearer to other editors but well done for trying to follow the guidelines at

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stopped by my talk page and asked me to look at an article they rewrote in their sandbox for

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listed used YYYY-MM-DD. Maybe one could narrow the whole discussion down to Debian-based OS?

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Should visible tables in articles under this WikiProject use the same date format? Which one?

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has more detailed descriptions of improtance that may be applicable to software topics. See

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Article prose must be internally consistent (excluding quotes and discussion of date styles)

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Version History Tables, let's discuss discontinued products first, and then active products.

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If you have any feedback or concerns, please feel free to leave me a message here, over at

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If you have any feedback or concerns, please feel free to leave me a message here, over at

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This is to notify members of this WikiProject, within which scope this article falls, that

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Articles on different versions of the same software should use the same date format (e.g.

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Twitter: @CoupleApp Pintrest: pinterest.com/coupleapp Instagram: instagram.com/coupleapp

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Questionable Notability. Asserted Notability, Verified Accurate. No Contentious Material.

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I think you're splitting hairs and debating with yourself. Why not start by calling it a

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clearly applies and changing date formats for a group of articles goes against MOSDATE.

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has a RfC on the specific case of that article. Please comment. Nevertheless, I do think

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This isn't a great venue to discuss it. This talk page is for maintenace issue with this

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Regardless, thank you for your efforts, and I wish you well in your Knowledge efforts! -

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I agree with Codename Lisa that using the word "degrade" goes against our guidelines of

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You asked for help with this task, I explained why I don't think it is worth your time.

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This is an excellent program and completely free. The only payment is looking at an ad.

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http://adulted.about.com/od/learningorganizations/a/seicertificationatcarnegiemellon.htm

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Yeah, in other words there's no "conspiracy" behind the currently used date formats. —

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This is intended to be a hierarchy, so use the first one that applies to each article.

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Changed row order: List Debian before Ubuntu, since the latter is based on the former.

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The language of submission is indeed far from neutral. This piece should really die. —

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Talk:Microsoft Office 2013#Retail editions locked to the first PC they are installed on

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Several Netscape pictures have been nominated for deletion. You may be interested. See

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and try to improve any that need work; if you do, please give us the new revisionID at

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Request for comments: Establish standards for version history tables (or a styleguide)

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may contain some relevant assertions. There are no new independent sources, however.--

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hurt! His use of informal fallacies certainly don't make things better, in this case

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and I'm sure there are heaps of unrated articles or articles that could be re-rated.

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plainfaced technical details being cited back to the developer's website would be a

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This talk page is for discussion of articles, not for discussion of personal taste.

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to ask the following question here. If this is the wrong place, please let me know.

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http://www.pcworld.com/article/216936/when_trusted_IT_people_go_bad.html?tk=rss_news

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Someone has made a request to merge WPiOS inot WPAppleInc, for the discussion, see

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easier and projects easier to maintain. If you or your WikiProject are interested,

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does not apply, the style used by the first significant contributor should be used.

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Where do those criteria come from? Is there a specific Talk / discussion for them?

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Any chances, please, to elaborate further on what could that actually indicate? —

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Converted from D MMM YYYY, harmonization with Ubuntu, Kubuntu and format in image

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Not too sure if this is the right project, but someone may want to take a look at

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We aim to help set up standards of organization and presentation for articles on:

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There is a discussion concerning who developed the BASIC programming language at

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Where no style has been consistently used, and there are no national ties, apply

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has been nominated for deletion. You are invited to comment on the discussion at

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While all contributions to Knowledge are appreciated, content or articles may be

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has been nominated for deletion. You are invited to comment on the discussion at

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has been nominated for deletion. You are invited to comment on the discussion at

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While all contributions to Knowledge are appreciated, content or articles may be

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I'm considering adapting this useful template for more generic usage. Currently,

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People watching this page may be interested in contributing to the discussion at

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Discussion at Knowledge:Categories_for_discussion/Log/2013_April_8#Category:Apps

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

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guidelines. There is no reason, benefit or appetite to change the status quo.

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irrelevant. Knowledge doesn't follow the way other sites display the dates. —

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FYI, a bunch of X/11 Window Managers have been sent for deletion via AfD, see

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Seeking community feedback regarding the Chakra_(operating_system) article...

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Please consider improving the article to address the issues raised. Removing

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Please consider improving the article to address the issues raised. Removing

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to find some reliable sources, but I honestly couldn't find one that fit the

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apparently produced by an individual, and a bunch of mailing list postings:

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Should all tables in WikiProject Software articles use the same date format?

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for your favourite design or express your opposition against the others. --

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Template talk:Infobox software#RfC: natural and programming languages labels

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Computer programmer BLP articles in danger of immediate, no warning deletion

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I asked this on WPMUSIC but I was directed to go here, so here I am again.

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Thank you for your time and consideration. Bob Shannon Cheney, Washington

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I have posted a request edit on the Talk page requesting consideration of

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Talk:Yet Another Cleaner#This page should not be speedy deleted because...

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instant messenger. Right now the only participants besides me are several

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I would also appreciate a third opion on the relevancy of contents in the

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I'd rather we simply did away with it entirely to be honest and just used

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Notable. Asserted Notability, Verified Accurate. No Contentious Material.

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Now, you've made several aberrant claims and are yet to fulfill your own

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has been nominated for deletion. (are we allowed to use LGPL images?) --

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statement. This would ensure existing usage (via redirects) isn't broken.

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No you didn't. Re-read you "sources". Where does it say stable versions

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actually, as both libraries and tools should have some code at least. —

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All hope is not lost. There does seem to be coverage of this software:

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http://onsoftwareengineering.com/2010/12/03/cmmi-version-1-3-and-agile/

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Knowledge talk:Manual of Style (mathematics)#Source code and pseudocode

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bias myself, so I'd be grateful if another editor review those edits.

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The same information covered in multiple sources is not important for

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queue. Usually something like you want to address gets discussed at a

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It's commercial and free for hobbyists/students. (And awesome btw).

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Where should be discussed the importance rate of a specific article?

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in Knowledge articles, despite the fact that Knowledge in most cases

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I wandered in off the street (well, I spotted the note about this at

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Dsimic invited me here to give my opinion. To the original question "

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Template talk:Infobox software/Archive 3#Source Code Repository Field

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The meaning and usage of "software package" is under discussion, see

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for offline release on USB key, DVD and mobile phone. Articles were

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Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Categories#All_GFDL_images_are_software.21

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and I took the liberty of merging it there. I think it may not meet

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given above. I would have expected to see links limited to articles

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Improve the accuracy of importance assessments for general computing

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Only describe one very small aspect of a huge IEC 62304 standard.

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http://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Grails-Centro/events/219217262/

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applies the standard format for that country/region should be used.

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for some editors. Why do I see it that way? Lack of discussion. —

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is chosen, what should be the format for dates with month accuracy?

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article into this one, as the companies are now one and the same. -

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I agree. Can you help me introduce some of these guidelines to the

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It seems to me that some information about Importance is missing:

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Just looking to get some preliminary pointers on my draft article

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New software article I'm sending to AfC soon - requesting opinions

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Converted from D MMM YYYY, harmonization with Ubuntu and Kubuntu.

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Knowledge:Categories_for_discussion/Log/2013_April_8#Category:Apps

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to extend the reach of Knowledge worldwide. Please help us, with

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Version 0.8 is a collection of Knowledge articles selected by the

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Software articles have been selected for the Knowledge 0.8 release

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I just noticed that Autodesk Fusion 360 is missing on this page:

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Your new article is in many ways better then the one residing at

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by a user who says it is important, even revolutionary, and has "

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Content of Infobox software - how many software releases to show?

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hits on Google News that could perhaps be helpful. Sincerely, --

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There is currently a RfC on the topic of software notability at

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is C. The rest are mostly correctly rated as Start. Am I right?"

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guideline, but they could be formalized. This page also states:

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Knowledge:Arguments_to_avoid_in_deletion_discussions#Google_test

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downgrade Inkscape 0.91 to an unstable preview release, please

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As more time passes by, this starts to look more and more as a

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Are you looking to recruit more contributors to your project?

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Ok thanks, I'm still familiarising myself with how this works -

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Knowledge:Best practices for editors with conflicts of interest

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made most of my 10 years of web development experience obsolete

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what the article would contain if it became a featured article

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and others since this posting. Is there still an issue here? ~

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From this discussion, the following decisions should be made:

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If anyone is interested in iOS-related subjects, the articles

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Computing importance no longer defaults to Software importance

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Software Quality Assurance Article: A Proposal to Move Forward

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with the details. You may wish to look at your WikiProject's

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Hello! I know first-hand how difficult it can be to fulfill

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An editor has asked for a discussion to address the redirect

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should provide some general guidelines for software pages. --

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Can an expert pay some attention to this and fix the issues?

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Also, in the future I think it might make sense to merge the

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has survived a Prod but this one did not originally survive

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Date format in release history sections of Linux OS articles

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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15499178/amm_logo180.png

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Maybe such a guideline exists, and I could just not find it?

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what contents are relevant for a software Knowledge article?

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

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Greetings all, I am looking for help with a request for the

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there guidance in any of the computing/software projects? --

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without further explanation. Am I missing something here? --

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page because I deemed it unfit for an encyclopedia. It was

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file. I have no idea how to properly cite one of these, but

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or similar, along with any other changes deemed appropriate.

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template, or have any questions about books in general, see

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Talk:Comparison_of_Internet_Relay_Chat_clients#A_way_forward

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Talk:Comparison of Internet Relay Chat clients#A way forward

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Looks like a bunch of work has been done to the article by

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Accessibility tables, such as the timeline descriptions in

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Added Aptosid, Bharat Operating System Solutions, Canaima.

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Converted from YYYY-MM-DD to D MMM YYYY, while the article

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Template:Latest stable software release/Google Spreadsheets

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5 Steps of accounting information system and work process

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Talk:List_of_3D_modeling_software

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Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Echo (Cloud Services)

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contributor's choice. Could this information be provided?

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Thanks I've renominated as it got no comments last time.—

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In my opinion, all of these are inherently implied by the

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Talk:Chakra_(operating_system)#Regarding_notability_tag...

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I posted a request for an editor to review the article on

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http://www.bankinfosecurity.com/podcasts.php?podcastID=823

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No idea, I would look st recent AfD's with software tags.

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Knowledge:WikiProject Schools/Article guidelines#Structure

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http://www.slideshare.net/bobdobbes/silicon-valley-grails

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allows five day-specific date formats for use in tables:

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I haven't enough permission to update the logo image for

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http://meta.wikimedia.org/Research:Finding_a_Collaborator

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and, eventually, move a draft once consensus is reached.

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1+ million downloads (crossed the 1m threshold in March:

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the template's entry on the Templates for discussion page

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the template's entry on the Templates for discussion page

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the template's entry on the Templates for discussion page

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Would any interested parties here like to take a look at

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http://www.govinfosecurity.com/podcasts.php?podcastID=465

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Hello, please help on how to fix this following article;

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essays are just around the corner. Otherwise, stick with

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Is it up to being called a digital audio workstation? -

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I'm building an article for the iOS music sequencer app

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have recommendations past this point, I'd love to know.

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Knowledge:Manual_of_Style/Dates_and_numbers#Date_formats

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Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Burton Howard Bloom

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Software development process/methodology merger proposal

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Knowledge:WikiProject Countries#Structure and guidelines

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selected based on their assessed importance and quality

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/VGASAVE (2nd nomination)

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WP:Best practices for editors with conflicts of interest

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New to Wiki Editing, going to overhaul the LabVIEW page

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Hello, WikiProject Software. You have new messages at

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Several screenshots of MSWord are up for deletion, see

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process can result in deletion without discussion, and

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process can result in deletion without discussion, and

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Discussion to Implement InfoBox Software : source code

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What did you mean by "removing the revision history"?

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While this section has an obvious cause - the article

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Dear editors. I accidentally posted the same message.

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You may prevent the proposed deletion by removing the

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that I do not consider appropriate for Knowledge (per

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You may prevent the proposed deletion by removing the

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HP TeMIP Software: notability and referencing concerns

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Talk:Hard diskdrive#RFC on the use of the IEC prefixes

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Adding software development is significant (it's only

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There is a discussion about the development status of

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I have proposed an overhaul of the “Pixetell” article

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1.0 which is uncommon but not against any policy). --

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on obscure features, and mostly serve the purpose of

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I've outlined all this on the talk page too. Cheers,

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taken too much for granted, is sailing too close to

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rule set of what makes a "stable" release stable. --

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and you're golden...unless someone wants to start a

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http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10182/1069538-28.stm

12608:. Interested editors are requested to comment. :) 12369:and see how that looks to you and other editors. ~ 11832:Can you provide a source that says final versions 8001:, so should be deleted. What's your view? Thanks, 7970:FYI, there's a notice about this draft article at 7567:Leaflet For Wikiproject Software At Wikimania 2014 6420:Back in early June I helped create an article for 6260:Template:Latest stable release/Google Spreadsheets 13404:. Click on its link and then go to its talk page. 11694:it's unstable! By putting Inkscape 0.91 into the 9914:I would like to propose this: make the tables in 8159:This proposal was made, and not done previously: 5411:Release histories - anal, banal, or encyclopaedic 5251:Talk:Ubuntu (operating system)#Ubuntu as "Adware" 5244:Talk:Ubuntu (operating system)#Ubuntu as "Adware" 3692: 3068:Articles dealing with Information Security issues 1943:of articles that exist. A sourcing discussion at 12202:Thanks for the pointers, guys. For the record, 11159:Honomichl, Lloyd; Ishida, Richard (2007-07-04). 10378:in particular) for answers to your questions. — 7993:Greetings, could somebody please take a look at 7119:Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/TestAuditor 2919:Why not? (can't believe no one replied to this) 2590:Software articles and revisionIDs we have chosen 12765:students in high school who wanna learn hacking 12547:Talk:Virtual disk § Requested move 11 July 2015 12502:Copyright Violation Detection - EranBot Project 11158: 6955:Thanks in advance for your time and attention, 6839:Screenshot of Style Jukebox on Galaxy Nexus.png 4672:. Might be too soon. It's briefly mentioned in 3448:. The debate under consideration is the use in 3107:is the best term to use (vs. the more specific 2827:Knowledge:WikiProject Theatre/Article Structure 13444:Biased instance of "Windows is insecure" edits 11965:Sorry if you feel left out of this discussion 8148:Revive Proposed Change: Add "Repository" Field 7749:is there for reverse engineering software and 7723:. Basically there isn't a category for either 6174:Contact info: Website: www.couple.me Support: 4111:Latest Android release: doubts and controversy 3696: 1897:but I don't feel able to start such a page... 1696:D) We are not disputing what you did, but per 11298:Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Boundary 11051:proposed the gathering of information, while 8483:Converted from policy-violating MMM YYYY, D. 8276:Commented there. Thanks for the notification 6184:) with any questions, concerns, edits, etc. 3065:Articles dealing with Software Security tools 2276:, at 00:44, 8 April 2010 (UTC), on behalf of 13154:Fldigi is notable enough that it is in the " 12853:and would like comments from other editors. 10440:Article tables must be internally consistent 9895:, articles shouldn't be changed that way. — 9857:Changed comment in the table, introduced by 8403:. Promoted to good article using D MMM YYYY 7575:For more information, click the link below. 7515:, in particular if we want to be neutral. -- 6654:Talk:Executable_UML#Umple_and_Executable_UML 6358:User:WWB_Too/Blackboard_Inc._(2013_revision) 6024:Knowledge:WikiProject Council/Proposals/Apps 5941:on wether to keep the change and use it for 4001:Discussion at Talk:Bundled software#Redirect 3560:Discussion about title of Unix shell article 2037:Category:FORTRAN programming language family 2032:Category:FORTRAN programming language family 12849:I question the validity of recent edits in 12688:Outlook.com § Requested move 17 August 2015 12682:Greetings, everyone. Our fellow Wikipedian 12057:Notification of nomination for deletion of 12035:Please keep Inkscape-related discussion on 10322:Knowledge:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers 10307:also invited me and I agree basically with 9050:Converted from policy-violating YYYY MMM D 8918:Red Hat Enterprise Linux#Product life cycle 7881:Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Any.do 7680:. You may re-nominate it if you want to. — 6902:Thanks in advance for any advice received, 6540:Hi All! Would you mind popping over to the 4115:Hi all, there seems to be a dispute on the 3188:This will help WP Computing in three ways: 2813:Recommended Structure for Software Articles 2325:Knowledge:Deletion review/Log/2010 April 20 13496:, a newsgroup) in the following articles: 12070:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/AUCS Linux 8441:Bharat Operating System Solutions#Versions 7598:Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Zopim 6050:You are invited to join the discussion at 5312:I'm thinking of creating an article about 5200:I just thought I'd let everyone know that 4613:Knowledge:Files for deletion/2012 March 17 4585:You are invited to join the discussion at 4396:You are invited to join the discussion at 4010:You are invited to join the discussion at 3370:. Psuedonym 03:54, 21 February 2011 (UTC) 1888:Thanks, Noian, those are useful pointers. 11809:and straw man problems, all of which are 9059:Korora (operating system)#Version history 8569:Pardus (operating system)#Release history 7947:User:Paradoctor/CatVisor#Planned features 7678:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/KoodibooK 6519:Knowledge:Files for deletion/2013 July 26 6485:Knowledge:Files_for_deletion/2013_July_27 5714:AFD until establishes it's notability. • 4992:Anyone got an opinion on the new article 4576:Article split to Novell DOS (from DR-DOS) 3566:Talk:Bash (Unix shell)#Further discussion 398:Non-Notable. Redirected to main article. 169:Criteria for "Comparison of ..." articles 12694:A summary of the dispute is as follows: 8898:Red Hat Enterprise Linux#Version history 8131:talk:Package (package management system) 7943:Knowledge:Village pump (policy)#CatVisor 7937:Tech help required to improve categories 6866:file:Python 3.3.2 reference document.pdf 5483:Wikipedia_talk:Manual_of_Style/Computing 4432:). Comments (and the review itself) are 4428:article was nominated for GA review (at 3207:– and likely other problems as well.) -- 2844:There are some very vague guidelines at 9922:use ISO 8601, and I will be convinced. 7184:Knowledge:Articles_for_deletion/BeerXML 6697:I submitted a WikiProject proposal for 5144:notice, but please explain why in your 3945:notice, but please explain why in your 3364:Comparison of platform virtual machines 3357:Comparison of platform virtual machines 2666:Could I get some second opinions about 2588:We would like to ask you to review the 2198:An example of a book cover, taken from 796:Fellows_of_the_British_Computer_Society 14: 13109:I prodded it, but the creator argues ( 11139: 7317:Completed some edits, feedback welcome 6426:, the founder of the software company 5592:Request for comments on lead sentence 3235: 3034:This is the project scope at present: 2647:, which people may be interested in. 2625:For the Knowledge 1.0 editorial team, 2268:, as we need all the help we can get. 1690:B) This isn't the deletion discussion. 371:Questionable Notability. Sent to AfD. 259:Questionable Notability. Sent to AfD. 100:Do not edit the contents of this page. 13120:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus 12631:Proposing deletion / redirection for 12244:but it is important for establishing 11562:Those ratings look reasonable to me. 11518:respective WikiProjects, the better. 11345:is looking for help with his article 11142:"Use international date format (ISO)" 8399:used "MMM DD, YYYY" and "D MMM YYYY" 8347:Above formatting symbols as in glibc 8088:Comment on the WikiProject X proposal 6155:Couple App page, request for addition 5727:Updating Mindmanager software article 5077:. Input would be very appreciated. — 4512:Hello, I assist in sorting stubs for 3741:), it would be appreciated. Cheers - 3230:, discussed in depth (along with the 2258:Knowledge:WikiProject Knowledge-Books 2233:Category:Book-Class software articles 1193:Nonnotable, no contentious material. 13490:Special:Contributions/84.153.152.170 13486:Special:Contributions/84.153.129.232 13382: 12703:Outlook Web App / Outlook on the web 12606:Knowledge talk:Notability (software) 12576:Hi WikiProject Software. There is a 12344:Question re: classifying a music app 12093:Help appreciated with this table. -- 11903:ignore all evidences to the contrary 11881:to be assigned version numbers : --> 11792:both words can have the same meaning 8165:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Computing 6356:and my draft in my user space here: 6266:have been nominated for deletion -- 5804:Invitation to help with iOS articles 5253:. Please join the discussion there. 4698:Backbone.js search results on Lanyrd 4482:Please comment on merge proposal at 3431:RfC on the use of terminology like “ 1945:Knowledge:Articles_for_deletion/MUME 81: 13137:Knowledge:WikiProject Amateur radio 12692:I believe we need additional input. 11193:has been nominated for deletion -- 10524:Chris Cunningham (user:thumperward) 8466:Canaima (operating system)#Releases 8257:Could use some more opinions here: 8169:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Software 7771:Ok, I've added Rigi to the latter. 6986:previous version, prior to my edits 6868:has been nominated for deletion -- 6861:Python 3.3.2 reference document.pdf 6846:has been nominated for deletion -- 6783:has been nominated for deletion -- 6678:has been nominated for deletion -- 6606:has been nominated for deletion -- 6568:has been nominated for deletion -- 6464:has been nominated for deletion -- 6231:has been nominated for deletion -- 6140:has been nominated for deletion -- 6118:has been nominated for deletion -- 5543:Older version, yet still supported 4664:but it might get more attention at 3674:Chris Cunningham (user:thumperward) 3071:Articles dealing with free software 2123:Notability guidelines for software? 1784:is addressing the right questions. 1520:Daniel_A._Reed_(computer_scientist) 23: 18:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Software 13511:Nullsoft Scriptable Install System 11386:). This continues to be a farce. 11278:Knowledge:WikiProject X/Newsletter 11248: 11230:if you have not already done so. 11214: 10798:here in Linux-related articles? — 10547:a format he thought to be better. 9079:Aurora SPARC Linux#Version history 8594:Ubuntu (operating system)#Releases 6802: 6711:) or vocal synthesis (such as the 6416:Help with Freddie A. Laker article 5538:Old version, yet still maintained: 5527:Old version, no longer maintained: 5133:deleted for any of several reasons 5117:because of the following concern: 5101: 4847:I've created a new article titled 4674:DocumentCloud#Open_Source_Software 4514:Knowledge:WikiProject Stub Sorting 3934:deleted for any of several reasons 3918:because of the following concern: 3902: 3695:and also remove old article from; 3579:Template:Infobox Windows component 3442:An RFC is being conducted here at 3336:I'd appreciate more input on this 3232:Global Internet Freedom Consortium 3059:All articles dealing with software 1947:got me thinking about this again. 1747:Knowledge:Reliable_source_examples 1741:Let's discuss appropriate sourcing 948:Martin_Newell_(computer_scientist) 24: 13549: 13085:" must be avoided. Best regards, 12970:3D Software - Autodesk Fusion 360 12538:Move request at Talk:Virtual disk 8858:SUSE Linux distributions#Versions 8798:Damn Small Linux#Release timeline 8153:See proposal on infobox talk page 7409:Features of the Opera web browser 7010:OpenOffice.org feature nomination 5741:User:ChrisPond/Mindjet (software) 5285:I removed a large portion of the 5126:; written in a promotional manner 4587:Talk:Novell DOS#Split from DR-DOS 3416:has been nominated for deletion. 2821:. And here's one for countries: 2039:has been nominated for renaming. 2017:has been nominated for renaming. 1390:Questionable Notability. Mistag. 13449: 13383: 12405:on uploading those until then). 10538: 9642:Regarding uncomplete dates - at 9388:Grouping by first-level item of 8958:Scientific Linux#Release history 8392:Best format (awaiting decision) 8210:Help me to change the logo image 7751:Category:Software modeling tools 7454:), much of the contents are not 7016:nominated OpenOffice.org for FAC 6640:in the "See also" section (see 6589: 6079: 6045: 5779: 5668: 4939: 4902: 4818:Hello WikiProject Software! The 4580: 4391: 4160:Overly Enthusiastic Portalizing? 4005: 3612:, but including a new parameter 3126:worth discussing before changing 2662:Second opinions about notability 2524: 2480: 2184: 1449:William_Tang_(video_game_author) 1381: 1369:Wayne_Bell_(computer_specialist) 1300: 1273: 1184: 922: 857: 827:Questionable Notability. Mistag. 818: 806:John_Harris_(software_developer) 506: 447: 420: 389: 362: 335: 308: 281: 250: 223: 85: 50: 43: 36: 29: 12996:) 20:25, 11 November 2015 (UTC) 12654:here on the article's talk page 10954:- enhancing English Knowledge? 6781:image:VirtualMachineManager.png 6757:FYI, there is an RfC opened at 6116:image:OpenEmuHeroScreenshot.jpg 5062:RfC about wording and links in 4455:I deleted a bunch of text from 4231:Invited to join this discussion 3693:http://en.wikipedia.org/ZextCMS 3529:Team Software Process Revisions 3394:I just added a notability tag. 1890:Knowledge:Notability_(software) 1680:) 05:50, 3 February 2010 (UTC) 1265:Computer_graphics_professionals 1223:Sri_Lankan_computer_programmers 701:Computer_graphics_professionals 628:Computer_graphics_professionals 482:Computer_graphics_professionals 408:Computer_graphics_professionals 215:Computer_graphics_professionals 13329:Knowledge talk:WikiProject iOS 12785:20:40, 24 September 2015 (UTC) 12088:Comparison of Q&A software 11033:All IP editors look the same. 8938:CentOS#Versioning and releases 8083:05:58, 21 September 2014 (UTC) 8011:21:52, 19 September 2014 (UTC) 7753:for software visualization. — 7509:Knowledge:Relevance of content 7458:for Knowledge, may constitute 7427:Knowledge:Relevance of content 7178:I'm involved with the article 6968:00:15, 15 September 2013 (UTC) 5954:Furthermore you're invited to 5211:14:25, 19 September 2012 (UTC) 5196:Folding@home is a FA candidate 4086:British Open Championship Golf 4074:09:08, 29 September 2011 (UTC) 4058:06:55, 28 September 2011 (UTC) 4024:11:08, 26 September 2011 (UTC) 4012:Talk:Bundled software#Redirect 3923:The article fails to meet the 3771:Thank you for your help, Dana 3765:Software_Engineering_Institute 3759:Software Engineering Institute 2630:23:37, 19 September 2010 (UTC) 2406:There is a content dispute on 2272:This message was delivered by 1043:Norwegian_computer_programmers 914:Norwegian_computer_programmers 199:Category:Computer programmers 13: 1: 13539:11:25, 25 December 2015 (UTC) 13476:11:39, 25 December 2015 (UTC) 13436:00:53, 20 December 2015 (UTC) 13421:00:35, 20 December 2015 (UTC) 13368:22:33, 19 December 2015 (UTC) 13315:22:03, 28 November 2015 (UTC) 13297:19:41, 28 November 2015 (UTC) 13274:23:23, 13 November 2015 (UTC) 13246:16:37, 13 November 2015 (UTC) 13221:cdrkit, cdrtools, Schily and 13215:13:55, 18 November 2015 (UTC) 13170:06:10, 16 November 2015 (UTC) 13149:16:44, 13 November 2015 (UTC) 13130:07:04, 13 November 2015 (UTC) 13095:12:48, 12 November 2015 (UTC) 13014:20:28, 11 November 2015 (UTC) 12965:06:23, 11 November 2015 (UTC) 12729:Additional input is welcome. 12553:.) 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But 10455:should use the same format). 9853:02:16, 9 November 2014 (UTC) 9817:00:10, 9 November 2014 (UTC) 9782:23:48, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9751:23:20, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9724:23:10, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9698:20:50, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9680:20:20, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9656:23:48, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9638:23:48, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9619:19:19, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9575:18:58, 31 October 2014 (UTC) 9318:Changed comment for Debian. 9314:22:52, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9300:21:53, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9286:21:36, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9272:21:08, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9258:20:49, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9244:19:58, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9230:19:54, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9216:19:34, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9202:19:09, 8 November 2014 (UTC) 9188:18:58, 31 October 2014 (UTC) 9174:04:08, 31 October 2014 (UTC) 8998:Oracle Linux#Release history 8246:19:30, 25 October 2014 (UTC) 8143:05:19, 17 October 2014 (UTC) 7107:01:05, 31 October 2013 (UTC) 7092:00:56, 31 October 2013 (UTC) 7074:00:37, 31 October 2013 (UTC) 7028:09:03, 12 October 2013 (UTC) 7005:00:17, 11 October 2013 (UTC) 6636:article a link was added to 6517:Also, more screenshots from 5896:10:27, 2 February 2013 (UTC) 5878:There is a discussion about 5863:10:52, 10 January 2013 (UTC) 5834:01:53, 10 January 2013 (UTC) 5774:14:56, 4 December 2012 (UTC) 5721:20:54, 4 December 2012 (UTC) 5709:15:28, 4 December 2012 (UTC) 5687:22:53, 2 December 2012 (UTC) 5619:Revisions to Mindjet article 5468:22:19, 24 October 2012 (UTC) 5454:22:04, 24 October 2012 (UTC) 5434:21:28, 24 October 2012 (UTC) 5381:12:58, 12 October 2012 (UTC) 5303:20:59, 8 November 2012 (UTC) 5275:22:10, 24 October 2012 (UTC) 5263:05:09, 22 October 2012 (UTC) 5237:01:41, 22 October 2012 (UTC) 5045:Saylor.org's C++ Programming 4759:10:27, 2 December 2011 (UTC) 4690:17:46, 8 November 2011 (UTC) 4655:16:50, 8 November 2011 (UTC) 4180:Single-board microcontroller 4106:04:34, 27 October 2011 (UTC) 3925:general notability guideline 3798:• Government Info Security: 3788:http://drdobbs.com/222301637 3697:http://en.wikipedia.org/Zext 3458:Quantities of bytes and bits 3320:19:44, 26 January 2011 (UTC) 3306:People may be interested in 3296:14:19, 23 January 2011 (UTC) 3262:15:13, 17 January 2011 (UTC) 3000:00:44, 5 December 2010 (UTC) 2882:Talk:Alleyway#Requested_move 2866:11:11, 2 December 2010 (UTC) 1930:12:37, 7 February 2010 (UTC) 1907:10:42, 1 February 2010 (UTC) 1874:00:00, 1 February 2010 (UTC) 1824:22:22, 31 January 2010 (UTC) 1794:22:16, 31 January 2010 (UTC) 1771:21:56, 31 January 2010 (UTC) 1736:07:13, 3 February 2010 (UTC) 1706:original research guidelines 1637:22:37, 31 January 2010 (UTC) 1493:13:36, 25 January 2010 (UTC) 1453:British_computer_programmers 1202:British_computer_programmers 1160:Finnish_computer_programmers 1108:Swedish_computer_programmers 740:Jeff_O'Neill_(game_designer) 714:British_computer_programmers 465:British_computer_programmers 269:British_computer_programmers 188:15:10, 30 January 2010 (UTC) 164:19:04, 27 January 2010 (UTC) 7: 13230:Talk:List of software forks 13113:) it's notable in light of 13038:| source code = 13027:| website = 12934:09:27, 9 October 2015 (UTC) 12900:16:44, 8 October 2015 (UTC) 12882:16:31, 8 October 2015 (UTC) 12863:19:58, 5 October 2015 (UTC) 12837:13:31, 5 October 2015 (UTC) 12812:16:19, 2 October 2015 (UTC) 12760:04:44, 28 August 2015 (UTC) 12739:12:08, 23 August 2015 (UTC) 12670:20:48, 21 August 2015 (UTC) 12545:There is a move request at 11709:software release life cycle 11313:06:15, 3 January 2015 (UTC) 11140:Dubost, Karl (2003-08-16). 9390:List of Linux distributions 9038:Berry Linux#Version history 8253:Help determining notability 8116:22:48, 1 October 2014 (UTC) 8103:. Thank you for your time! 7984:08:00, 17 August 2014 (UTC) 7959:22:58, 12 August 2014 (UTC) 7932:12:11, 10 August 2014 (UTC) 7144:Consider my recent edit on 7078:I have spoken to EuroCarGT 6878:03:39, 22 August 2013 (UTC) 6856:13:32, 20 August 2013 (UTC) 6834:07:46, 17 August 2013 (UTC) 6793:06:48, 17 August 2013 (UTC) 6771:10:11, 16 August 2013 (UTC) 6748:22:52, 15 August 2013 (UTC) 6688:03:54, 14 August 2013 (UTC) 5600:Hi, could somebody comment 5281:Maple example code listings 5191:11:31, 17 August 2012 (UTC) 5177:allows discussion to reach 5158:{{proposed deletion/dated}} 5141:{{proposed deletion/dated}} 5087:11:57, 15 August 2012 (UTC) 5007:is currently a redlink but 4473:04:11, 8 January 2012 (UTC) 4446:13:17, 7 January 2012 (UTC) 4138:This has been resolved per 3978:allows discussion to reach 3959:{{proposed deletion/dated}} 3942:{{proposed deletion/dated}} 3849:15:20, 10 August 2011 (UTC) 3816:• On Software Engineering: 3804:• Software Integrity Blog: 3774:• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: 2635:Development status of MuPAD 2620:your WikiProject's feedback 2560:01:04, 14 August 2010 (UTC) 2266:WikiProject Knowledge-Books 2214:WikiProject Knowledge books 2196: 1753:used. I'll mention this at 1039:Mike_Robertson_(programmer) 900:French_computer_programmers 615:French_computer_programmers 25: 10: 13554: 13447: 12715:People (Microsoft service) 12336:17:08, 30 April 2015 (UTC) 12327:13:18, 29 April 2015 (UTC) 12305:17:23, 28 April 2015 (UTC) 12285:15:17, 28 April 2015 (UTC) 12263:13:59, 28 April 2015 (UTC) 12235:13:19, 28 April 2015 (UTC) 12195:00:19, 28 April 2015 (UTC) 12158:23:16, 27 April 2015 (UTC) 12121:21:35, 27 April 2015 (UTC) 12098:14:24, 24 April 2015 (UTC) 11588:15:04, 17 March 2015 (UTC) 11435:19:31, 14 March 2015 (UTC) 11382:), slides available here ( 8343:2001-08-02 = %F = %Y-%m-%d 8337:August 2, 2001 = %B %e, %Y 7896:11:24, 4 August 2014 (UTC) 7633:01:24, 20 April 2014 (UTC) 7613:00:30, 20 April 2014 (UTC) 7525:14:02, 28 April 2014 (UTC) 7500:18:42, 22 April 2014 (UTC) 7484:08:38, 22 April 2014 (UTC) 7361:21:37, 20 March 2014 (UTC) 7340:17:49, 14 March 2014 (UTC) 7311:16:56, 14 March 2014 (UTC) 7261:03:46, 11 March 2014 (UTC) 7158:The Mysterious El Willstro 6759:talk:Microsoft Minesweeper 6666:10:58, 8 August 2013 (UTC) 6616:06:11, 6 August 2013 (UTC) 6578:05:15, 1 August 2013 (UTC) 6106:08:11, 18 April 2013 (UTC) 6064:07:10, 15 April 2013 (UTC) 6013:22:48, 31 March 2013 (UTC) 5991:21:42, 16 March 2013 (UTC) 5880:Talk:Microsoft Office 2013 5694:Dog (Programming language) 5504:I'd like to introduce the 5169:exist. In particular, the 4838:15:12, 22 April 2012 (UTC) 4809:12:01, 29 March 2012 (UTC) 4780:15:08, 22 April 2012 (UTC) 4739:11:32, 28 March 2012 (UTC) 4709:13:00, 20 March 2012 (UTC) 4626:03:29, 18 March 2012 (UTC) 3970:exist. In particular, the 3524:20:11, 20 April 2011 (UTC) 3470:17:55, 10 April 2011 (UTC) 3426:05:16, 23 March 2011 (UTC) 3404:21:47, 21 March 2011 (UTC) 3327:Software license agreement 3201:Computing reassessment log 2880:is under discussion, see 2604:Knowledge talk:Version 0.8 2600:articles with cleanup tags 2595:Knowledge talk:Version 0.8 2337:04:46, 25 April 2010 (UTC) 2310:22:21, 19 April 2010 (UTC) 2238:If you need help with the 2146:07:29, 21 March 2010 (UTC) 2117:22:40, 10 March 2010 (UTC) 2098:09:48, 10 March 2010 (UTC) 2015:Category:CNC, CAD, and CAM 2009:Category:CNC, CAD, and CAM 1962:Request for article review 1619:Businesspeople_in_software 1593:Businesspeople_in_software 1498:Businesspeople in software 1331:Irish_computer_programmers 1013:Michael_Sweet_(programmer) 658:Computer_systems_engineers 13501:Template:PMS vs Installer 12675:Outlook-related edits by 12626:09:16, 22 July 2015 (UTC) 12595:20:18, 20 July 2015 (UTC) 12567:19:38, 14 July 2015 (UTC) 12317:the guidelines on that. ~ 12082:20:08, 8 April 2015 (UTC) 12052:12:47, 7 April 2015 (UTC) 12010:09:33, 7 April 2015 (UTC) 11988:22:50, 6 April 2015 (UTC) 11961:16:10, 4 April 2015 (UTC) 11893:11:13, 3 April 2015 (UTC) 11873:05:12, 3 April 2015 (UTC) 11847:19:48, 2 April 2015 (UTC) 11828:14:48, 2 April 2015 (UTC) 11804:13:38, 2 April 2015 (UTC) 11785:12:58, 2 April 2015 (UTC) 11747:10:00, 2 April 2015 (UTC) 11722:09:47, 2 April 2015 (UTC) 11698:field in contrast to the 11685:08:41, 2 April 2015 (UTC) 11656:17:40, 1 April 2015 (UTC) 11622:17:36, 3 April 2015 (UTC) 11165:World Wide Web Consortium 11146:World Wide Web Consortium 10366:. Please have a look at 10275:", I'd say no. Just like 9986:are preparing their own. 9290:Added comment to Debian. 9178:Added comment to Debian. 9018:Yellow Dog Linux#Releases 8203:17:57, 16 May 2013‎ (UTC) 8069:is under discussion, see 7872:12:53, 30 July 2014 (UTC) 7854:19:07, 29 July 2014 (UTC) 7831:10:49, 29 July 2014 (UTC) 7796:23:04, 26 July 2014 (UTC) 7781:22:59, 26 July 2014 (UTC) 7767:07:43, 26 July 2014 (UTC) 7741:22:22, 25 July 2014 (UTC) 7416:Template:Infobox software 6942:Chakra_(operating_system) 6776:VirtualMachineManager.png 6644:), which was undone (see 6556:12:06, 31 July 2013 (UTC) 6531:04:58, 27 July 2013 (UTC) 6512:04:48, 27 July 2013 (UTC) 6497:04:47, 27 July 2013 (UTC) 6474:08:12, 20 July 2013 (UTC) 6462:image:Volkswriter 2.2.jpg 6452:16:13, 17 July 2013 (UTC) 6410:22:18, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 6395:19:55, 14 June 2013 (UTC) 6374:16:37, 11 June 2013 (UTC) 6354:Blackboard Inc. 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Would an API (such as 3720:09:26, 1 July 2011 (UTC) 3657:14:12, 25 May 2011 (UTC) 3181:must match the Software 3099:If software development 3008:supports your position. 2957:22:48, 16 May 2010 (UTC) 2914:19:04, 16 May 2010 (UTC) 2846:WP:Notability (software) 2757:and that you respect my 2465:23:54, 6 July 2010 (UTC) 2395:11:44, 2 July 2010 (UTC) 2080:article is to be deleted 1838:WP:Notability (software) 1755:WP:WikiProject Computing 1687:A) Welcome to Knowledge! 1000:Michael_Sperberg-McQueen 987:Michael_Meeks_(software) 650:Gary_Martin_(programmer) 546:David_Jones_(programmer) 533:David_Crane_(programmer) 13175:This article is a stub. 12395:20:12, 2 May 2015 (UTC) 12379:20:10, 2 May 2015 (UTC) 12360:16:40, 2 May 2015 (UTC) 11700:"latest stable release" 11631:Since the guys over at 11228:the redirect discussion 10722:Simply put, there's no 10662:http://distrowatch.com/ 10656:https://www.kernel.org/ 9100:Mandriva Linux#Versions 8676:Poseidon Linux#Releases 7369:guidelines for Software 6798:Mobile Apps wikiproject 6542:Final Cut Pro talk page 6070:Nomination for deletion 5868:Request for comment on 5556:Current stable version 5549:Current stable version: 5443:and to a lesser degree 5150:the article's talk page 4930:Nomination for deletion 4893:Nomination for deletion 4861:16:53, 4 May 2012 (UTC) 4639:queried on my talk page 4080:Citing a WinHelp manual 3951:the article's talk page 3289:Changing the world one 2151:Notification regarding 2105:the article's talk page 1985:X11 WMs up for deletion 1812:WP:WikiProject Software 1782:User:Pohta_ce-am_pohtit 1780:instead, since I think 1759:WP:WikiProject Software 1461:ZX_Spectrum_programmers 1314:Tim_Martin_(programmer) 13223:List of software forks 13135:Created by someone at 12520:EranBot reporting page 12514:(ithenticate), unlike 12508:EranBot reporting page 12066:nominated for deletion 11704:Special:Diff/654606374 11253: 11245:WikiProject X is live! 11219: 9534:Additional description 9248:Added Mandriva Linux. 9120:Mageia#Version history 8340:Aug 2, 2001 = %b %e,%Y 8181: 8073:for the disucssion -- 7747:Category:Disassemblers 7729:software visualization 7435: 7171:Help with BeerXML page 6807: 6719:would also fall under 6676:image:Notepad2Icon.png 6001:File:Xfce-logo-big.png 5996:File:Xfce-logo-big.png 5573:Please comment on the 5335:. 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