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to convince me of that, rather than flying off the handle with a rant about us bad oppose folks. My oppose is based on the candidate's comments. When they start off their third attempt by whining about the RFA process rather than pointing out how they've seriously improved, then it shows a lack of maturity and the proper attitude to adminship. Someone who can't acknowledge that failing multiple previous RFAs actually might have something to do with their previous inadequacy as a candidate (i.e. show a little humility) is not someone who I trust with the tools. Playing the game of criticizing the process, rather than simply demonstrating the improvements that make you a candidate I should trust, is not something I am going to support.
274::The debate seems to be not be on-going, at least on the GAN talk. But I would agree that an experienced reviewer, if you don't want to I will, should close the nomination forthwith until the article is stable. A cleanup tag is technically a ] anyway. So if we pose it as a simple quick-fail per that, and keep the debate over the review as a side issue, then I think it would be fair. The article has a devoted following of editors, so it will easily be re-nominated once this has been worked out, and then a proper, uncontroversial review can take place. ] <sup>]</sup> 19:20, 3 October 2007 (UTC)
267::The debate seems to be not be on-going, at least on the GAN talk. But I would agree that an experienced reviewer, if you don't want to I will, should close the nomination forthwith until the article is stable. A cleanup tag is technically a ] anyway. So if we pose it as a simple quick-fail per that, and keep the debate over the review as a side issue, then I think it would be fair. The article has a devoted following of editors, so it will easily be re-nominated once this has been worked out, and then a proper, uncontroversial review can take place. ] <sup>]</sup> 19:20, 3 October 2007 (UTC)
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changes since they first came to GA/R; please judge the article only on its merits as of its current version. If you reviewed an earlier version of any of these articles, please also consider re-reading them and either revise or endorse any earluer comments you have made. Thanks for your help with this! --
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is experiencing a considerable backlog problem. There are several articles dating from August that still have not generated enough discussion to close. Could you please take a look at the oldest article and make some fresh comments on them? Please note that some of these have undergone signigicant
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My change was not vandalism and was justified, so I wonder why you did that. Could you explain why you undid my change? And could you list atheistic beliefs? Because I'm an atheist and I can't think a single one of them - except maybe that there is no god, but that is only one belief (and not beliefs
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I have a question about plagiarism. I wrote part of this article (from the
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from the ye-old days of imperialism. Some people on the talk page have even said that the content is copied from it's source. Funny thing, is the source is so old it's in the public domain! (The source is Sir George Scott
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I will ignore your philosophizing about RFA, except to say that little hints about being superficial border on personal attacks, and that arrogant admonishments to "reconsider my approach to RFA" do not help to make me change my mind. If you really think this is such a great candidate, you might try
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Thanks for the proposal. I´ll investigate; however I don´t remember any peer-review paper on the subject. Nevertheles if you know any you can add a brief paragraph to the alternative treatments section. It will be welcome. You can also help reviewing the whole article since it has been nominated for
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Shelties have a double coat. The topcoat consists of long, straight, water-repellent hair, which provides some protection from cold and the elements. The undercoat is short, furry, and very dense in order to help keep the dog warm. The Sheltie is usually a clean dog and should only need to
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Did you have anything particular in mind when you decided to add the warning about conflict of interest to my talk? I've never made any secret about who I am, and I don't think I've been particularly self-agrandising: I'm just not a big enough celebrity that somebody else would write the page about
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As far as I can see, there's no reason not to grant EM the tools. Going neutral I could understand because he is the kind of guy who simply wouldn't give the community shit by inflating his edit count or by clever political manoeuvring, and some people simply can't look past superficial things like
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I wonder if you wouldn't mind having a look at the above article for me. A new user has been removing sourced content about a controversy surrounding the group and adding a lot of apparently unsourced (but new) info. I have reverted twice, wholesale, but I'd like a 3rd opinion on whether any of the
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Thanks for your help! Will definitely contact AIV and also request full protection. I tried to explain to Sze_cavalry01 that there was no way he could possibly defend his position, given the policies/guidelines of
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they cannot be included, and including them as "references" is inappropriate considering you have no editorial review or reliable fact checking. I cannot speak for all of the present refs, but I will check them out and remove any inappropriate ones. The presence of other inadmissible links is not
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page. I must admit I did not realise just how much I was getting myself into, but I believe that the result has been well worth it, and the page has now been assessed as GA which is very satisfying. So give yourself a big pat on the back for giving me the idea, I have learnt a great deal through
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At first I was put back by your question. Why wouldn't you welcome everyone? But, then I thought, perhaps you do not always assume good faith - that perhaps the user in question can be brought out of the depths of spamming and be an editor. Well, to me, there is always hope. So, to answer your
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as soon as you can to read my comments regarding both changes I've made because of your comments but also how your observations were partially inaccurate. It seems like you may have only read the lead section of the article and assumed that the rest of the article was done the same way, since it's
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Ha, i came to your user page fascinated by your name, because i thought it reflected me, and wondered if there was a similarity between us. Alas, no. I spent much of my childhood in
Vancouver (the big one), and moved to KY when i got married, hence i, too, could be Vantucky; it's interesting to
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I would like to thank you for your participation in my successful RfA, which passed with a tally of (44/10/5). Whether you supported, opposed or were neutral in my RfA, I appreciate your participation and I hope that we can continue to work together to build a stronger and better Knowledge.
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Got a wee vandal problem. It's coming from IP: 64.90.250.32. It appears to be a school library computer in Orange County, NY -- very easy to trace. But, that aside, almost every edit by this IP is blatant vandalism, and there are dozens upon dozens of instances recorded in the IP's history.
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Being bitter and negative about the RFA process, rather than taking criticism constructively and having the humility to admit that failed attempts may have actually been due to the candidates attributes (rather than the failings of the process) is not desirable. —
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Thank you for participating in my RfA. I appreciate your taking the time to comment, and plan on learning from the experience and keeping the criticism in mind. If, in the future, you see me doing something that still concerns you, please let me know about it.
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Thanks VanTucky, that's what I needed to hear. I have twice seen my edit deleted by an anonymous user without explanation and was beginning to get quite annoyed. I was not aware that blog links were not appropriate but now that I do I will cease and desist.
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That has nothing, absolutely nothing to do with what RfA is about. RfA is about trust. Now it's of course easy for you to just say that because of his "bad attitude" et cetera you can't trust him. But then I call bullshit unless you present some
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Interesting. I still think it's rude that they used all of the information and didn't even give a nod to Knowledge. I'm not offended because I wrote that-I only noticed it because I wrote it. Thanks for the quick answer, VanTucky.
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I keep a current list of all basset hound rescues in the USA. I am assuming it is because I sell books on my website, but there are other commercial links in the basset hound Knowledge listing.
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new user's contrbutions should be kept. This group also claims to teach "internal martial arts" for health, but seem to be a green card factory from Korea to the United States (IMHO). Thanks! --
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Hi, I've been away for a few days, there has been a lot of extra work with my new fall schedule. Thanks for your notes. I will muck in as soon as I have some time, Sunday at the latest. --
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Thanks for your support and kind words at my recent successful RfA. I'm sure we'll continue running into each other at RFCN. Let me know if I can help you out with anything. Cheers! --
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or so. At any rate, you might want to reconsider your general way of participating at RfA. So should I, probably, but I haven't given up the inconvenient hope that people can learn.
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