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be brushed once or twice a week (it is helpful to spray-mist with water when brushing). Mats can be commonly found behind the ears, under the elbow on each front leg, and in the fluffy fur on the hind legs (the "skirts"). Although its coat might appear to be a time-consuming task, a once-weekly, but thorough, brushing is all that is needed, though more frequent groomings will contribute to a beautiful and tidy coat. Shelties 'blow' coat usually twice a year, often at spring and fall, and should be groomed more often at those times. A good brushing with an undercoat rake, which removes the dead and loose hair from its coat daily should reduce the amount of hair that is shed. It is easiest to teach a dog to tolerate, or even enjoy, grooming if they are shown that it is a pleasurable thing from a young age. Breeders usually teach the dogs to lie on their side, be brushed, and then flip over to the other side. Toenails and hair between the pads need to be trimmed every couple of weeks. Show dogs may require more frequent brushing to keep their coats in top condition. Regular brushing encourages undercoat growth, distributes healthful oils produced by the skin, and prevents sores known as "hotspots" which can occur when dead undercoat is allowed to accumulate close to the skin. Most Shelties learn to love the attention that grooming provides, if the routine is started when the dog is still young.

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to 1/4 of the ear tipped. If a dog's ears are not bent (referred to as prick ears) it is acceptable to help the ears along to the desired position by bracing them into the correct position and leaving them on for several weeks to several months. Wideset ears can also be a problem, often breaking too low down (referred to as 'hound' ears). These are often harder to correct than prick ears, and must be braced early and consistently throughout the first year. It is easiest to train a dog's ears when the dog is a puppy. Beginning at 6 to 8 weeks, the puppy's ears may be taped. Many popular household items used to "fix" ears are things such as moleskin (used on the inside of the ears to incite the ears to stand up and have the tips fold in the proper position), masking tape, fabric glue (used to glue the tips of the ears to the moleskin, or used to create a hair bridge to bring the ears together), and string (also used to make a bridge). There are many other items an owner can buy that are promoted to fix the earset of a puppy. Once that cartilege in the ears is hard (usually by the time the puppy is 6 months old), it's impossible to fix the earset with veterinary procedures.

789:, there is this part of the home site: "Shelties' ears are required to bend slightly or "tip" at the top to be qualified to show in Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) www.ckc.ca/en shows. The proper earset is to have the top 1/3 of the ear tipped. If a dog's ears are not bent (referred to as prick ears) it is acceptable to help the ears along to the desired position by bracing them into the correct position and leaving them on for several weeks. Wideset ears can also be a problem, often breaking too low down (referred to as 'hound' ears). These are often harder to correct than prick ears, and must be braced early and consistently throughout the first year. It is easiest to train a dog's ears when the dog is a puppy. Beginning at 6 to 8 weeks, the puppy's ears may be taped and glued to help induce a proper earset. There are also veterinary procedures to "fix" improper earsets, although any reputable breeder will not go to those extremes." 1113:

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.

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Thankfully, each time, s/he gets reverted very quickly; so I didn't have to go through each and every one. Strangely, it seems like it's one person (maybe two) making the same types of jokes and doing them repeadetly. Is there any way to nix his/her editing power here? If you check it out yourself, you'll see that this goes way beyond warnings -- it's totally flagrant. I've never dealt with something like this before so I'm clueless! Many thanks. Cheers!

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deleted.We can prove our statements with pedigrees showing we did in fact develop the F1b strain of Labradoodle. It would seem that Wiki,either knowingly or not descriminates in some cases as to what content will be displayed. I have edited the "type" catagory again in the hopes we will not be discriminated against. Sincerely, Paul L. Buccilli St. Clair Labradoodle Kennels

242::In consideration of the blatantly racist POV this carries, I would suggest taking this to AIV. An admin would definitely be more able to mediate things. Making a full protection request at ] might be a good idea until the conflict is over as well. I'll stop by though, and thanks for bringing this to my attention! ] <sup>]</sup> 20:13, 1 October 2007 (UTC) 235::In consideration of the blatantly racist POV this carries, I would suggest taking this to AIV. An admin would definitely be more able to mediate things. Making a full protection request at ] might be a good idea until the conflict is over as well. I'll stop by though, and thanks for bringing this to my attention! ] <sup>]</sup> 20:13, 1 October 2007 (UTC) 3022: 2984: 3424:. Some of the stuff on popular culture information at the end also looks a bit like a trivia section as well, so that could be a minor issue (although some of it is cited, so it's not a major issue). I can't see any major issues with edit-warring, though I wonder if we should consider the "review-warring' as going against the stability criterion of 1529:, which closed successfully with 83 supports, 1 oppose, and 0 neutrals. No matter if you voted (I mean, "!voted") support or oppose, I thank you for taking the time to drop by. I'm new, remember, so if you have any suggestions feel free to inform me of them, and if I do anything wrong, feel free to add to the permanent chorus of disapproval on 2917:(brace yourself, I warn!). The discrimination in this section is so strong it's hard to believe that Sze_cavalry01 doesn't see it. In any event, I don't know how to proceed from here or who to go to. The arguing has gone on long enough. It's in one ear and out the other with this guy/gal... Many thanks for your help. Cheers, 2645:: I'm a bit lost over how to fix the article now if wiki doesn't like me editing it myself. Cheers for giving the article an independent look over, though: just to check - should the redlinks be kept even if they're trying to link to articles that probably won't be written? I doubt anybody but me would write about 3043:

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 Shetland Sheepdog page): "Shelties' ears should bend slightly or "tip" at the top to be shown in American Kennel Club (AKC) shows because they contribute to the proper Sheltie expression. The proper ear is to have the top 1/3

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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

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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 Robertson's Book titled "The Kafirs of Hindukush" from 1895.) I'm not invested

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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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I'm sorry, there's really not much left to add to that. Unfortunately, there are some folks who oppose far too often, maybe because they know that because of the required 70+ per cent support ratio for a success, any oppose weighs more than a support and it somehow makes their opinion more important

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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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Grooming 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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I've left two notices on the Administrators noticeboard/Indicents page but, unfortunately, haven't gotten any responses. Meanwhile, Sze_cavalry01 has gotten more aggressive. Is there any better way to get administrator attention? Post on their talk pages perhaps? Thanks. Cheers, ] ] 17:48, 4 October

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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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Thanks for taking the time for writing a helpful GA review. The points reflecting the concerns clearly point out what needs to be done in order to improve the quality of the article. My response in form of editing the article to address those concerns would have been swift but I have been down with

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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 Knowledge and the flagrantly discriminatory content. But he was really passionate in

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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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I wrote most of that article-altered it from the beginning to the end (case in point: the last sentence about the veterinary prodecures-they are almost identical. Case in point: all of the words in the parenthesis and quotation marks-I wrote those, in both articles. All the Sherwood Shelties did

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Van, Every organization listed under your references in "Labradoodle" is in the business of selling memberships. Why is it we cannot add useful links to our business? Also,under Types of Labradoodle,we added useful content describing the origin of the F1b Labradoodle which we developed and it was

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have always been in the best interest, and you are to be applauded for your efforts to the article. Unfortunately, you've hit upon one of the least block-happy admins, but, should Frikkers resort to personal attacks against you when he returns (such as calling you a vandal) despite already being

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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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An RfC is a very good idea. I'm happy to go through things paragraph by paragraph on the talk page. What I've done with other articles of contention is to go through the article paragraph-by-paragraph with everyone over a couple of weeks on the talk page and reach consensus on each issue of

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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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template, to be disingenuous, to put it charitably. Each of those paragraphs had a citation and picking sentences out from the paragraph and demanding that the citation from the end of the paragraph be repeated for each of those sentences is the sort of mindless sourcing cruft I detest on

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Van Tucky, please explain your immediate reversal of my addition to the Dahn Yoga article. The quote cited in the article is clearly from an article by a single author, not a group of former members. My change was meant to rectify that misrepresentation of the quote.

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as very much a consensus version. Should Frikkers revert against what we are doing, he will have to answer why his edits are improving the article against consensus, and should he fail to do so, he can be reverted on sight. We all realize that your contributions to

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I reverted your edits to The Chatopug.JPG Image.. I feel an old aged pug has nothing to do the text Appearance section of the article. A front facing young fawn pug however, can show the distinct features on a Pug's face as described by the text in a more in depth

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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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I noticed the picture at the top of the article and of course removed it. Since the practice is democratically spread across populations with different orientations, the homosexualization of the article is gratuitously provocative and possibly worse.

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template on it. Has there been any conclusion regarding the controversial reviewer status? From what I can tell content wise, the biggest problems with the article appear to be references (cleanup tag on the references section) and possibly some

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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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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

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Absolutely nothing. If you read the basic intro to Knowledge - and look just below the edit window on the right - you'll notice that all contributions you make to Knowledge are not copyrighted to yourself, but they are licensed under the

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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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hard to call an article with nearly 100 inline-citations egregiously lacking in verifiability. There is a reason there were few citations in the lead, and it has to do with a disputed section of

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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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the fila brasileiro message board is not a board for advertising. it is for discussing fila. if you are going to continue deleting my link then delete the other message / forum boards also.

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In consideration of the blatantly racist POV this carries, I would suggest taking this to AIV. An admin would definitely be more able to mediate things. Making a full protection request at

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Just a question about the takedown of the Folsom Last Supper ad, is this picture not current news? Various news organizations have posted the picture. Would this not constitue a fair use?

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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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his stance, although he didn't really make any empirical arguments in his favor. Crazy, crazy, crazy. I'll let you know what happens. Thanks again! Cheers, ] 03:02, 2 October 2007 (UTC)

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his stance, although he didn't really make any empirical arguments in his favor. Crazy, crazy, crazy. I'll let you know what happens. Thanks again! Cheers, ] 03:02, 2 October 2007 (UTC)

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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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I was trying to look at the images when you reverted me. Please give me a little while when in a major edit. I guess I'm not very good with images without seeing them on the screen.

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Hi VanTucky and thanks for your note. That is indeed unfortunate. I am just heading to the hospital for a case but will try to intervene on the talk page as soon as I get back. --

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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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Sizing The size of a sheltie (at the withers) can range from being undersize (under 13 inches) to being oversize (over 16 inches.) The average height of a sheltie is 14-15 inches.

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There have been reports of a brindle Sheltie but many Sheltie enthusiasts agree that a cross sometime in the ancestry of that specific Sheltie could have produced a brindle coat.

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Thanks for the help! I didn't realize that random IPs were afforded user pages. But now I can see (via the user page) that this IP's vandalism has been dealt with. Thanks again!

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for the welcome note and for correcting my emphasis style. For what it's worth, I inherited it from the previous editor, questioned it, and decided to let it me. I know now.

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Fairy nuff - I've read your reasons for the GA rejection and can't really argue - like I say though, nobody else is particularly interested in editing the page because I'm no

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Influenza recently and have been slow at recovering. Will edit to address the concerns in a couple of days and hope to ask for your opinion if you can still spare the time.

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opposing without providing any diffs of serious misconduct, or any kind of really bad long-term pattern in the candidate's contribs — that just gives me a mild headache. —

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What did you have in mind for adding the DYK to the F&A page? Personally, It really doesn't belong because it focuses mostly on Featured items, new admins and bots.

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Hi VanTucky, I just wanted to say thank you for helping someone very green to Knowledge. I made some huge mistakes. You tolerated me for months and I appreciate it. (

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leeway for more. Knowledge is not a free web host or advertising service, it is a reference work. If you truly are the first to breed F1b labradoodles, then this

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his stance, although he didn't really make any empirical arguments in his favor. Crazy, crazy, crazy. I'll let you know what happens. Thanks again! Cheers,

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In his opening comments, the candidate shows a very poor attitude that is undesirable in a position that requires one to be an exemplar in the community. —

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In my and others' opinions, he has a really great attitude. Maybe you and the other more or less regular opposers are just not ready to appreciate it.

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I know things can be tough at the beginning, but the rules about fair use images are strict for a good reason: so we don't get sued. Try reading:

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for nominating me. I appreciate all the support and constructive criticism offered in my RfA. Please do not hesitate to point out any errors I

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that violates a million and one policies (NPOV, Reliable Sources, Weasel Words, Discriminatory Content). It also uses an outdate source (from

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Thanks for your input on the page. I believe I have addressed your concerns, let me know if you think I need to do some wmore work on it.

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even after it passed GA and would rather like to write 5 or 6 good articles for WP readers then to just push POV across a dozen articles.

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Oh, I just saw that the article made it ! I thought that was a remark of encouragement on my userpage and did not know about the review !

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Not every criticism is equally constructive. Besides, the main reason people opposed his 2nd RfA was because of his refusal to answer the

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questions, which he did now. Did you bother to look through the other RfA at all? Your comment reads a bit like you didn't investigate.

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Thank you for your last comment as turse it may be. But, I respectfully disagree with your assesment. Thank you for stopping by. --

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make (unintentionally of course), so I won't make them again. Please contact me if you need anything done, that's what I'm here for!

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Call it whatever you want, but criticizing Useight isn't a method that's going to convince me that a candidate merits my support.

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I had refrained from making reversions to the text for several days because of the discussion on the talk page that you can see.

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Even though you didn't positively support my self-nomination, I thank you for raising valid concerns. I learn from everything. --

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might be a good idea until the conflict is over as well. I'll stop by though, and thanks for bringing this to my attention!

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question, that's why I placed the welcome template on the user's talk page. Oh, BTW, I also reformatted the talk page per

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contention. I think it would work on Boerboel provided Frikkers is willing to participate in good faith. Let me know --

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There are also veterinary procedures to "fix" improper earsets, although no reputable breeder will go to those extremes."

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Although people who self-identify as atheists are usually assumed to be irreligious, some sects within major religions

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Although people who self-identify as atheists are usually assumed to be irreligious, some sects within major religions

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Your edit history is completely irrelevant if you can't demonstrate a positive, constructive attitude to adminship. —

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Wow, thank you for fixing that typo. How could I have not noticed that earlier? Haha, thank you again very much! =)

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or other -- but perhaps my stylistic cilia are a bit numb today. Please tell me where the problem lies. Thanks! --

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Its closing time is near, so I would be glad if you could review my reply and possibly change your recommendation.

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Lastly, I am ingoring your last statement per your instructions. Thank you for stopping by. Happy editing! --

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Considering that the talk addition is their only contrib, I don't think a fourth-level warning is appropriate.

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is to navigate to, it seemed unlikely they are actually a novice. If I'm wrong, I owe them an apology. —

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as stated in article) and that doesn't apply to atheism in general, but applies only to strong atheism.

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is allowed to freely use, alter and distribute Knowledge content. That's a part of why we're "the 💕".

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Even after the review I'll keep trying my level best to improve the article further. I keep trying on

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I'll keep trying to improve the article and your message encourages me to work more dilligently on it.

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Any strong oppose should be thoroughly backed up by diffs, not just some half-informed assumptions.

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You have to add a fair use rationale for it to be fair use. Without one it's copyright violation.

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I've got a small problem I was hoping you could help with. There is an article I've come across,

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sources to be included. Verification, not truth, is the sole threshold for inclusion of content.

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Hi VanTucky: I was wondering why the link that I submitted to you was deleted recently.

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Thanks very much for the 'star. I'm glad to know the template will be helpful. Cheers! –

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Oh, I see -- though I thought I'd criticized Useight's argument rather than Useight. --

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could you take a look at it and tell me if it is in the approved format? Thank you.

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Hi VanTucky, yes, I suppose you are correct. I consider what we are working on at

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that, mainly because they are superficial themselves. Opposing EM makes me wonder

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hear your explanation, though ~ i've never run across the phrase before. Cheers,

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Um, in case you didn't notice, there are already facial portraits of fawn pugs.

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I have noticed that you are a frequent reviewer at that Good Articles project.

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and have renominated the article after extensive editing. Kindly take a look

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Hi VanTucky, thank you for prompting me to proceed down the GA path for the

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Just thought I'd show you when and why the tag was placed, it was placed on

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superficial people can be, but it's still their own business. However,

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Don't forget you can use the preview button to see how images appear,

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Thanks for your participation for my RFA bid and for your support.--

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I have tried to address the concerns expressed in the GA-review of

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Please note: I will respond to any queries here, not on your talk.

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Just a short note to say thanks for your help and support on the

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in the article but was thoroughly disgusted by it and had to do

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Thanks for your help VanTucky! Cathy Rudert, from Kentucky! (

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good article and nobody reviews it due to its specificity. --

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was to modify it a bit by deleting some words and sentences.

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So you undid my change on article about Atheism. I changed:

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to get an idea of how to upload with a proper rationale.

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That thought crossed my mind. But considering how hard

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Sorry that you didn't like the enquired explanation. —

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warned, I will view it as a very serious offense --

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