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4333:, as well as my truly unintentional involvement in the previous controversies and disputes back in August, I think it would be best for the project as a whole if I should avoid getting involved in contentious confrontations with anyone not only on Knowledge, but also real life in general, and to not push things too aggressively so that the focus does not go off-topic and shift towards me. I would like to owe everyone a deep, heartfelt and sincere apology for nearly everything that I have done wrong (like getting involved in an incident where I shouldn't have been, edit warring with others, and also for losing my temper as well if I did so), and also for getting caught up into the controversy back in August against my better judgment. Truly, I am. I always have been a valuable and trusted contributor to the project for over 6 years who has made over 49,000 edits to the project (mostly to articles), and created 12 Good Articles, 11 Featured Articles, as well as 25 articles, and I have significantly improved upon several articles. But looking back at it, there are some articles that need to be updated to get to GA, as with the 4466:) because getting involved in major drama over certain issues and dealing with disruptive editors/cyberstalkers/uncivil editors can emotionally and physically drain me of my energy and time contributing to the project. Also, I just realized that being involved in one of the site's civility disputes as an involved party is very depressing for me to say the least and even good editors can fall victim to the downward spiral, and I guess I must have done that too unintentionally, but I am always willing to continue editing WIkipedia no matter what. As such, I have already decided to let some of the recent ongoing disputes run its course and not attack other users, and just simply concentrate on my main focus, which has been, and will always be, creating content to the highest degree on Knowledge. And finally, I will always be active on Knowledge and am not planning to quit until it's the right time. I can't really talk to users who are uncivil or rude without saying something unkind. While I regret some of the things from the past, I don't ever regret the rest. I will 260:::Before I drop you from my Watchlist, having inadvertently added you, one helpful comment, that I am quite certain you will ignore, just as you ignore all advice from more experienced editors. It took you 41 revisions, and counting, to write this pathetic, self-serving, nonsensical, delusional polemic? I don't know whether to laugh or cry. You are in complete denial as to your own serious misconduct, and your protests of innocence and provocation are ludicrous. You want to impress people that you've learned your lesson? Shut up about it and do positive, non-disruptinv work. No wonder you have nearly 50K posts - at the rate you revise your own posts, it's equivalent to 1500 posts by an editor who actually reads what they write before they hit "Save Page". That's nothing to brag about. What an utter waste of bandwidth. With any luck, our paths will never cross again on Knowledge. Have a nice life, kid. ] (]) 01:06, 1 April 2013 (UTC) 4499:

polemic? I don't know whether to laugh or cry. You are in complete denial as to your own serious misconduct, and your protests of innocence and provocation are ludicrous. You want to impress people that you've learned your lesson? Shut up about it and do positive, non-disruptinv work. No wonder you have nearly 50K posts - at the rate you revise your own posts, it's equivalent to 1500 posts by an editor who actually reads what they write before they hit "Save Page". That's nothing to brag about. What an utter waste of bandwidth. With any luck, our paths will never cross again on Knowledge. Have a nice life, kid.

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from Knowledge, just that I have a full plate for the next few months. I do intend to return, but it will be when I have more time for leisure activities and some certain disputes have blown over. I received a threatening email from Zhoban a week ago, listing out my personal details, (which are not too difficult to find, considering that my IMDb profile has "DarthBotto" listed as an alias), but this really emphasized that some things are just not worth the risk, you know? So in short, I'll be taking a leave of absence.

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participate in a system that has a collaborative atmosphere and fairness towards all other users, and where we can find consensus through discussion on talk pages too, and ultimately becoming involved as one of the administrators by trusted users. I maintain that I always follow all policies and guidelines, including

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Thank you for your response. I believe you know this already, but I've added the link to your response to the sockpuppet investigation page; I just think I should tell you. More than one user, including me, suspect that a new user is the case. The spelling's different. Once I learned that this user's

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I'm honored. Thank you very much- I really appreciate this. To be honest, I felt like I wasn't getting any attention or notice, with a lack of barnstars, so that played into my decision to retire somewhat. However, as it stands, I am very busy and don't want to send the message that I'm slacking off

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With that, I harbor no hatred or resentment towards anyone, even my fellow Wikipedians in particular, and once again, if I have ever done anything wrong, even once, I am very sorry... If anyone can provide me some encouraging words or help me with some articles that I am editing, that would be very

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It seems that you know him, so I would like to ask you if you're familiar with his older incarnations or talking style. I do not know where he operates, so I can't check anything back then. From the list of people who report his socks on sock investigation, most users who have dealt with him more

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anywhere even on articles, on wikiprojects or on talk pages; or where people are incivil, baiting or trolling; or where an administrator can abuse protection and blocking to further their viewpoints in a content dispute. There is one word for it out in the real world: corruption. However, I will

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that I plan to update every time I get a chance to work on Snuggle. My intention is that you'll be able to watch that page to track my progress so I can get your feedback on features when they are early in development. The most recent entry (also the only entry) discusses new functionality for

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a featured topic. I just wanted to give my two cents that it might be difficult, as it seems I'm almost constantly dealing with difficult Users/IPs at articles related to Sonic - surely if you ever have, or ever do, go through my contributions on a given day, you'd probably see what I'm getting

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Before I drop you from my Watchlist, having inadvertently added you, one helpful comment, that I am quite certain you will ignore, just as you ignore all advice from more experienced editors. It took you 41 revisions, and counting, to write this pathetic, self-serving, nonsensical, delusional

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Sounds good. I'll keep working on it, using those articles as reference points. Feel free to join in whenever. (No rush if you feel like working on other things you're doing right now. I know sometimes I get into an article and then it can feel like a chore working on other ones you're not as

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is a month-long effort to reduce the size of the copy edit backlog. The drive begins on January 1 at 00:00 (UTC) and ends on January 31 at 23:59 (UTC). Our goals are to copy edit all articles tagged in January, February, and March 2012 and complete all requests placed before the end of 2012.

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much appreciated. I wish everyone a very happy Easter and Passover. I would like to thank each and every one of my fellow Wikipedians and colleagues who have supported me in the past, present and will continue to support me into the future for everything that they have done.

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from this page at my own discretion. Also, if I have removed any or all threads from my talk page (even those that do not meet any of the criteria that I have described above), I would have most likely read through them, and comments that have been removed are in the history

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It does. Thank you. Although I cannot say I am techy enough to utilize the feature in the near future. :P I do not see any other part in the article that target here, though. I assume that you put this in so links from outside this article can come here if need be?

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appears to be becoming kind of big. The creation and reception sections have big paragraphs and I can't tell if some of the part are undue weight or may require subsections and tidying to be easy to understand and navigate. Any comments would be useful.

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Nominations are open for candidates to serve as GOCE coordinators from 1 January to 30 June 2013. Nominations close on December 15 at 23:59 UTC, after which voting will run until the end of December. For complete information, please have a look at the

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and hopefully this note has made your day a little better. Spread the WikiLove by wishing another user a Happy New Year, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past, a good friend, or just some random person. Happy New Year!

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Sorry I haven't contacted you in a long time. I was actually a little busy myself. So how is it going? If you have anything new to add, anything you learned, or any questions you would like to ask me, feel free to make a comment at

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Well, you added something about anchor in The Matrix article's accolade section. Out of curiosity, what does that do? What does that tag anchor the section do? I'll keep the answer for future reference; I just wanna learn. Thanks.

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not something I signed on to do after all. As such, I have decided that I am going to start focusing a lot more on creating content for the project and collaborating with other users on other projects as well (like those in the

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His IP geolocates to Texas, and BF101 is from Alabama. Also BF101 has serious grammar issues with his comments. I am actually familiar with BF101 and have been reverting this user's edits for a long time along with McDoobAU93.

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Thanks for the revert on my talk page. Considering the errant nonsense of the post it takes an extra spray or two of Troll-be-Gone to remove the stench. I hope that you are well and that things aren]t too chilly in Buffalo.

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is my favourite film and me and some friends are planning to expand and improve it to FA status. I see that you had a peer review opened for it, so I guess that you are interested in it too. Wanna make a joint work? :) —

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Thanks for the kind words. I have enjoyed working with you on Knowledge, and I hope we can continue to work together in the future. (Also, I hope I didn't "rain on your parade" with my comments at WP:VG regarding making

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Only now do I realize that I am being burned out on Knowledge due to issues with some users who are unwilling to follow policies causing stress for not just me, but other regular Wikipedians, and dealing with these are

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All right, folks. I want to make a very important announcement to everyone, including fellow editors and administrators, here at Knowledge and also to those who who are watching my talk page at the moment:

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interacting with newcomers via Snuggle. I posted some mockups in the work log that show how I imagine the new features to work and I could use some feedback before I start writing the code. Thanks! --

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Many thanks! It was a little bit rough dealing with Niemti the entire time, but Torchiest and I managed to pull something together. One step closer to the "Looking Glass Studios video games" Good Topic.

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complete all the assignments you are given to the best of your ability. If you have trouble with an assignment, by all means, let me know, so we can discuss possible solutions and alternatives.

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is currently in the submissions stage. Submit your best December copy edit there before the end of the month. Submissions end, and discussion and voting begin, on January 1 at 00:00 (UTC).

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At this wonderful time of year, I would like to give season’s greetings to all the fellow Wikipedians I have interacted with in the past! May you have a wonderful holiday season!

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in the last few months.) If you have already signed up, let this be a reminder; you will receive a message with your submissions' page soon. Please direct any questions to the

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Thanks to all who participated! Out of 38 people who signed up this drive, 33 copy-edited at least one article. Final results, including barnstars awarded, are available

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I've posted a plot summary that is better and shorter than the previous one, but McDoob keeps reverting it. This should not be now that it is under the 700 word limit.

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But, I will return, my friend. I truly cherish the fact that others, (namely you), find my contributions meaningful and I will keep rooting for the project! :)

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find the energy to be happy after all! :-) I would like to quote the words of a certain editor, "Don't lose your enthusiasm, no matter what happens!"

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from January 2012. The blitz works much like our bimonthly drives, but a bit simpler. Everyone is welcome to take part, and barnstars will be awarded.

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work is often invaluable in keeping articles in shape, and is typically very helpful for new writers who may not be familiar with formatting norms.

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let bad things (such as old disputes and arguments with other users) get me down while being involved in this wonderful project as a volunteer.

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and join in on the ongoing discussions there. You are also invited to add new nominations, and comment and suport on the current ones at the

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article, I have created two additional sub-sections where users can put their for/against argument comments in without getting caught up in

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It was good to have you on board this time around- we hope you enjoyed the competition! In case you are interested, signups for next year

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So, I realize it may fall outside of your scope of fixing up a lot of the "main" Sonic games, but I've recently did a lot of clean up at

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That is interesting to know. By the way, I also plan to take this to GA and am willing to help out as well. A good example to follow is

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Everything's going okay for me. I am currently on a vacation from college doing a music major, so I am now active on Knowledge.

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and I will not participate in a place where there are flaws in the system and where people (IPs and users alike) use it as a

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Many thanks for your New Year's message. I add my best wishes to you and yours on wiki and off thru all of the coming year.

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of your edit summaries (if you find yourself forgetting, there's a setting in "my preferences" that will remind you)

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don't go for your RfA or accept an RfA nomination except from me - I will nominate you when I believe you are ready

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than once have retired. The current suspected sock has respond to my message. Can you take a look at

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location is quite different from Bambifan101, I asked around. Gotta give this user a fair chance.

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First of all, due to some concerns about my involvement in the recent discussions on Niemti at

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I wish you a very Happy New Year as well! :) Let's hope everything goes well for 2013.

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Ok great. I replied to you on the talk page about you're issues that you mentioned.

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