User talk:Nikkimaria

1908:...". You are confusing the use of style (ex. harvard or not), which is more of an issue of personal preference, with a technical edit that does not go against any of our policies, and as I noted above, is actually recommended. Unless you can cite a policy that states that list-defined references are discouraged, I am afraid it is your mass revert of my edits that is more disruptive than not (and certainly, in my view, discourteus; you could've asked me first, but you just mass reverted me without even bothering to leave me a talk message, let me state that I feel somewhat offended at your actions). I once again ask you to revert yourself, and if you want to ask a community for the input, I suggest a RfC (probably at talk of WP:CITE?). PS. One final thing: 3504:"This non-U.S. work was published 1923 or later, but is in the public domain in the United States because either • it was simultaneously published (within 30 days) in the U.S. and in its source country and is in the public domain in the U.S. as a U.S. work (no copyright registered, or not renewed), or • it was first published outside the United States (and not published in the U.S. within 30 days) and • it was first published before 1978 without complying with U.S. copyright formalities or after 1978 without copyright notice and • it was in the public domain in its home country on the URAA date ( January 1, 1996 for most countries). This work may still be copyrighted in other countries. 5001: 5535:

Knowledge policy". I have not been removing every infobox Andy adds, nor do I pursue a vendetta against him - I have not sought to have him sanctioned, for example, even though his behaviour could certainly warrant it. I am, however, confident in my rationale for reverting him, and feel that doing so in the cases that I am is more helpful to the community than a "blot on copybook". While I certainly understand if you feel the need to continue to support him, might I suggest you extend some advice to him as well? Some of his comments as of late have been rather intemperate, and more civility blocks on good contributors aren't what the project needs at the moment.

791: 5520:"unambiguous errors or violations of Knowledge policy" and you are well aware of that. Your behaviour is becoming a matter of concern now and I'd be grateful if would kindly take a step back and try to regain your perspective, please. You are more than capable of making very fine contributions to Knowledge, but pursuing a vendetta against another editor is a blot on your copybook. Why not try to avoid articles where Andy is editing? If he is wrong about an infobox in a given article, then someone else will surely come along and correct him. If not, then perhaps you should be examining your reasons for reverting his edits so frequently? -- 4301: 3347: 2753:, it seems you (and likely Carrite, per your suggestion) favor the removal from the infobox, and I have spoken up against. Would it be acceptable to you if I were to ask Bbb23 and Kraxler for their opinion on the matter? It seems likely they will not be in support of my position, but it would look better for a consensus with more than three of us discussing the idea. (I don't know that either would chime in, but it seems worth a shot since both have posted to the page before). -- 1772: 5629:... On this point WP says "In general, the less that is used in relation to the whole, ex: a few sentences of a text for a book review, the more likely that the sample will be considered fair use." In other words a few sentences out of an entire publication is deemed legitimate. The concept of de minimis also applies. The article goes on to say: "In other words, de minimis sampling was still considered fair and free because, traditionally, "the law does not care about trifles." 6033: 5222:). FN25 lacks publisher. You don't need access dates for GBooks links, but can include them if you choose. FN46 is broken. Is FN69 meant to be Cambridge University Press? Edition formatting is currently inconsistent ("2nd ed" vs "3 ed"). FN82 is missing italics. Compare FNs 83 and 94 - look for similar examples. FN88 is broken. Check for doubled periods caused by templates (ex. FN106). When you use website names as publishers, be consistent in whether they're capitalized. 4823: 4598: 3415: 2599: 2194: 5308: 5692:("Close paraphrasing without in-text attribution may constitute plagiarism, and when extensive (with or without in-text attribution) may also violate Knowledge's copyright policy, which forbids Knowledge contributors from copying material directly from other sources...If a non-free copyrighted source is being used, it is recommended to use original language and direct quotations, to clearly separate source material from original material"). 3903: 4883: 3066: 3797:: this ends with a further problematic passage (there was a subsequent edit that turned the sentence into something that isn't quite a sentence, though it doesn't seem to infringe now), and a far more alarming statement about infringing material being copied across several articles. What is the status here? If the prose is on a par with the new non-sentence, I wonder about it being ready for DYK on prose grounds. 541:

reverse me), but I was worried about the rest of it. If you could comment there, and restore the tick if the article is on the correct side of the fair use divide, I'd appreciate it. I should not that I have not done a close paraphrasing check myself; based on the review I wouldn't count on one having been done, so you may not want to apply a tick under that circumstance, which I would completely understand.

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and state have turned up, nothing so specific as we have currently in the info box. If the information stays, it should (in my opinion) be cut back to what can be reliably sourced. That would be my preference, but I wouldn't fight removal of the contents of the resting place field entirely from the info box. If no one else comments concerning that portion, I'm fine with whichever you choose. --

2328: 4783: 942:. Fair enough. I'm merely pointing out that you made almost exactly the kind of edit that the blocked IP made (lots of reasonable changes, mixed with a NOTBROKEN violation of changing Ivory Coast to the French spelling). Pray tell how I didn't read "NOTBROKEN." I'm not concerned with you harassing me via IP, especially given the attention given to the blocked IP from multiple admins. 1859:

an issue than having the edit text look more friendly; editors can edit individual sections and the load length will be not affected; in fact my +10% or so size increase does not significantly change the already bad load time for most large articles - it just makes editing their sections more friendly. Please revert your reverts of myself, and then ask the community for input. --

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article, you would use WikiProject Biography; if it's a United States article, you would use WikiProject United States, and so on). You do not have to rate the article if you do not want to, others will do it eventually. Those templates are very useful, as they bring the articles to a WikiProject attention, and allow them to start tracking the articles through

5231:? Compare FNs 219 and 220. Compare FNs 101 and 223. Compare FNs 73 and 280. FN287 is missing publisher. FN317 misplaces publisher as author - there's a specific author that isn't mentioned. I don't have the subject knowledge to see other reliability or comprehensiveness issues, but hopefully you've dealt with that already. 1820:, but please consider that keeping refs inline makes the article more scary for new editors, and even for old hands like me, it makes it more of a chore to edit. Reducing the ref presence in the main text makes the article one step closer to WYSIWYG level, makes it easier to work on multiple references, and there is 959:

in a systematic fashion, but only one falls under NOTBROKEN. The broader point you're making is an interesting one, because we don't actually demand encyclopedia-wide standardization in much of anything language-wise - Taiwan vs RoC, airplane vs aeroplane, you name it. I see how it could be argued that the CI -: -->

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decided to undue the little that I had done and include drop tables. The question to you is- should I leave the drop down bar or should I edit it to where all of the text is showing. If I should edit it, how would I go about deleting this drop bar edit, without deleting my fellow teammates work on the site?

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I used the talk page for collaboration, not 'shooting first and answering any questions later'. What I posted is that I didn't think it was appropriate "in its current form". You acted about 16 hours after my posting in which I sought comment from others. Article discussion doesn't always happen that

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hook would be best in terms of balance within that set. (They're the ninth and tenth prep sets I've done in a row; I think I'll take a break once I've replaced the Segonzac in P2.) Please let me know ... and be sure to check the Segonzac before you do move it! Although, if I recall correctly, most of

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Nikkimaria, can I ask you to please take a look at this? The discussion in the review (including the green tick) looks a bit alarming in terms of public domain and close paraphrasing, but I'm up to my eyebrows in trying to keep the prep areas filled and don't have time to investigate. I don't plan to

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Nikkimaria, can I ask you to take a look at this one? The wording is problematic from an English standpoint, but I'm wondering whether there might be close paraphrasing in here as well. Unfortunately, I can't check a couple of the major online sources, but maybe you can; in any case, I know you'll be

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Nikkimaria, I responded on my talk page. I see why you were concerned; it's much more obvious now that you've blockquoted the rest of the article. I'd also like to have the replacement lead hook back where it had been, so it runs during the daytime here in the US: some suggestions about what to queue

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I would definitely agree with Nikkimaria - switching from inline to list is against the "first editor style" approach at MOS. You may think the changes are fine, but these are the types of things that lead to edit wars. If you feel a page needs to have list style refs, get consensus on the talk page

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which you alluded to and I'll link here specifically focuses about the styles, not technicalities; it also notes that it is generally helpful and recommended to standardize different styles, and at least some of the articles I fixed were already using a partial list-defined style; thus your revert of

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Actually, there is something we lose, although it's not as obvious on short articles like this one: it increases page size and consequently load time for all editors, and once the page is larger will tend to make it more difficult to edit because you need to be working with multiple sections at once.

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The DGA made it official on non-films? That seems unlikely, so would need to be sourced. Nevertheless, if you prefer, we can remove the list based on it being trivial, undue weight and without demonstrated significance to the topic - as I said before, while disputes on a particular film are relevant

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Thank you for your concern, RexxS, but please read the entire quote: Andy's habit of adding infoboxes indiscriminately, against guidelines and even warring them in where others have objected, absolutely qualifies as "related problems on multiple articles", and in many cases extends to "violations of

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Hi Nikkimaria. I am the creator and maintainer of the above article, and I respectfully disagree with an edit you made. I don't see the purpose of deleting an interesting piece of trivia that the majority of the cast earlier appeared together in another popular film. After your edit the paragraph is

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For background information, see the explanations on Non-U.S. copyrights. Note: in addition to this statement, there must be a statement on this page explaining why the work is in the public domain in the U.S. (for the first case) or why it was PD on the URAA date in its source country (second case).

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I am rather aggregated at your reverts. Feel free to start an RfC about that if you feel so strongly, but please do not revert me en masse. My reverts are in line with our policies, and a number of articles use this style. I have considered the increased file size, and I believe this is much less of

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Simple: had you actually read NOTBROKEN, you would have realized that changing Ivory Coast to the French spelling isn't actually a violation of it, as the whole point of NOTBROKEN concerns changing redirects to direct links, not the other way around. I'd actually disagree with changing it either way

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There is probably an issue with the images in Zcpb's group's article on the midland mud salamander. They are from Google images. There are also images of the red salamander on Flickr, but all the ones I've seen say "rights reserved." Is there any possibility of using these images or finding suitable

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and it's more widespread than just composers. Hundreds of articles at GA or FA quality levels, in fields from literature to artworks to biography to opera, have chosen to not use an infobox. Many of our most prolific contributors of high-quality content, conclude on certain topics that an infobox is

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re the infobox issue – this is one of the clearest cases of edit warring I've seen and the blocks of both of you are thoroughly deserved and warranted as preventative. I don't know your edit history, but Andy Mabbett certainly knows better. Get some consensus or project guidelines sorted out before

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in which it was used, as that's where the "dipute" is relevant. The general Smithee article, on the other hand, should not be bloated with every instance. It's more analogous to Doe than to a specific director because there is no specific period/genre/whatever for which this name is applied and the

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Initially ACC adopted a ‘pay-as-you-go’ funding model which collected “only enough levies during the year to cover the cost of claims for that particular year”. In 1999 a ‘fully funded’ model was adopted which meant ACC began collecting enough money during each levy year to cover the lifetime costs

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I too can't see a couple of the GBooks links, but from what I can see: a couple of examples of close paraphrasing, as in "It was built on the basis of computer aided designs" vs "gallery has been built on the basis of computer aided designs" and "It was constructed by using simple hand tools

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Dear Nikkimaria, thank you for your comments. I believed that if I change words of article, this does not violate copyright. I didn't know about paraphrasing then. I come to know about it when I submitted for DYK and you told me. I will try to checkout all the articles I contributed and fix as much

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The resting place poses an interesting point in my mind. I'm less comfortable with the tombstone given what I pointed out in reaction to Kraxler. I still like it better than no picture (at least for now), but it's not so much a reliable source. Of the reliable sources I've checked, only the city

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All right. Since you seem to be all in consensus here, and I did miss the parenthesis part in CITE, I'll go and ask for consensus on the talk pages; with the exception of three articles which already had partial LDR and where my edits simply standardized the existing system to one of two prexisting

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This is Megan from the Ball State University digital literacy class. We have decided to permanently work on the indianapolis zoo wiki site. We have decided to add citations and reorganize the page to be more aesthetically pleasing. We would like to add a table, instead of one long list. If you have

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This has nothing to do with specific periods or genres. I don't want to repeat myself, but every use of it is notable, as it reveals a serious dispute could not be properly worked out on that production. A list of this - where the DGA made it official - is what I would expect and want to see on an

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Alan Smithee is an official credit given for specific reasons by the Director's Guild. Every use of it is notable, as it reveals a serious dispute could not be properly worked out on that production. The list allows readers to easily see instances where this occurred. John Doe is not analogous and

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I see that, fairly predictably, the nationality of Logie Baird was recently changed from Scottish (British) to Scottish without any discussion on the talk page or any consensus being reached. If you are neutral in this discussion as you claim, then I assume you will revert the edit, lock the page

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Nikkimaria, I did a quick duplication detector check of the above with its first multi-cited reference, and discovered a boatload of identical phrases, including five of 19 words or more. Can you please take a look at this and see just how bad things are, and do whatever cutting is appropriate? It

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Since the 17 articles in this category really constitute one long list broken down into convenient alphabetical chunks, and I've performed my ref cleanup on two of them without any objection, can we save ourselves unnecessary conflict by agreeing that the remaining 15 don't individually need prior

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on infoboxes, both within WikiProject Composers and throughout Knowledge, states: "The use of infoboxes is neither required nor prohibited for any article. Whether to include an infobox, which infobox to include, and which parts of the infobox to use, is determined through discussion and consensus

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Thanks for becoming involved in Festivus. The user who keeps reverting you, me, and the world seems to have grabbed onto the page and wants to shake the life out of it. We had a huge revert war on if Festivus is "secular" or "parody" (it's been labeled as secular for years, both here and in major

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You may want to mention your objections on the talk page. At the moment you look a little isolated, especially when your edit summary refers to a discussion that is against your actions. If you are not happy with the way the discussion is being conducted there is always the option of ignoring the

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Nikkimaria, can you take a look at this to see whether the amount of quoting from a single source is excessive? I removed a "selected quotations" section because that seemed to me to be black-and-white copyvio and likely inappropriate for an encylopedia article besides (if I'm wrong on both, just

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Esme's fine, I've re-added the tick. With NN, it appears as if the nominator replicated part of the article as a summary into other articles to create incoming links, and part of that material included phrasing from the source. That hasn't been fixed, but is an issue exterior to the DYK nom - it

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Not unless there's been a massive policy change recently - because that ref style was not, last I checked, mandated by policy, but not changing established citation style without discussion certainly is. You are of the opinion that that style is easier to use; feel free to use it on articles you

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change) systematically across multiple articles without a consensus to do so is a poor idea - so it's a bit more than a technicality. Making a change as part of a broader edit to improve an article (that is, as part of normal editing) is more in line with our philosophies, and objections can be

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Seems entirely consistent with the craziness that seems to have overwhelmed Knowledge over the Christmas period. Maybe some people need to be a little less liberal with the brain juice? Anyway, I'm sure you've got better things to do over the next 24 hours than pay any attention to this place.

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Yes, Nikki is correct - list defined isn't "recommended" - I note the rest of the sentence from WP:CITE that you didn't quote - "There are three methods that avoid clutter in the edit window: list-defined references, short citations or parenthetical references. (As with other citation formats,

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This is Megan from the BSU digital literacy class (our group is working on the Indianapolis Zoo.) So we edited some of the content on the site however, last night I went to add tables to all of the links- to make it to where the website isn't just one continuous list. This morning someone else

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include commentary, search engines, criticism, news reporting, research, teaching, library archiving and scholarship. It provides for the legal, unlicensed citation or incorporation of copyrighted material in another author's work under a four-factor balancing test. One of the four factors is

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templates to the talk of that article? See the talk page of the article I mentioned for an example of what I mean. Usually it is very simple, you just add something like {{WikiProject Keyword}} to the article's talk, with keyword replaced by the associated WikiProject (ex. if it's a biography

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any hints as to how to do this or know of any applicable resources. Please let us know!! Thank Also, what is the best way to go about reorganizing a web page on Wiki- the page has a lot of lists that take away from the main topic of the zoo? Let me know what you think and have a great day!

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media). When I tried to talk with him on his talk page he ignored me, erased the comments, and reverted again and again. Please stay with the page, as it is one of the top 100 articles viewed on wikipedia (81), and as such an important page it has had a total lack of administration.

5565:. *Most* of the entries in that category come from user talk pages, but it appears that that category is also filled with talk pages of pages that are redirected. I should have put a slightly different explanation on it, but I still think the WPBio template doesn't belong there... 1702:) which I will continue extending. There's still work to be done to rationalise linkages and optimise the precision in dab situations. I'd value your input regarding any aspect, whether the documentation, objectives, structure or the library itself, and of course how it works. -- 2033:

If you'd like to do that, go ahead - I'd prefer to wait to see what happens going forward. Although the large-scale changes without discussion were rather discourteous, if he's willing to discuss first and respect consensus now that would be preferable to seeking sanctions IMO.

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article such as this. A list of instances of John Doe usage was not officially designated by anyone - it just means the subject's ID is unknown. If you can't see that clear distinction, I'm wasting my time here. To repeat myself one more time, to remove a whole section because

5166:? I've done some tedious work to check every ref (contents and formatting), but I'm not sure if anything has been missed. Could you please take a look at the formatting? If it takes time, is delayed, or you totally can't, that's no problem, but please let me know. Thanks!-- 4314:, and for your comments in a delete discussion "the principle that while Knowledge is not a social network, it also isn't a soulless machine", "useful for community-building, which is an essential aspect of collaboration", and for mentioning "ideal" in the context! Ideal! 3734:

urges us not to do so, but rather preserve the content, if it's relevant--and I think that a great deal of what was in this section could usefully be incorporated into the production section, with a bit of work (though I confess I have no personal interest in doing so!).

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about fair use. I see that under close paraphrasing it says: "Limited close paraphrasing is appropriate within reason, as is quoting (with or without quotation marks), so long as the material is clearly attributed in the text." Offender9000 01:09, 31 December 2012 (UTC)

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choices, which as I noted before is clearly recommended even by CITEVAR. I still consider the mass revert of my edits without any message on my talk to be offensive, but let's chalk this up to my weird habit of hoping other editors will actually be courteous. --

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I'll take a look. I've been trying, with help from BlueMoonset, but was quite busy IRL for the past couple of weeks - that coupled with some late-loaded queues (since I only look once per day max) meant that articles like this one passed without me checking.

1964:; none are, to my knowledge, required. Read a little further in the section you cited: "As with other citation formats, articles should not undergo large scale conversion between formats without consensus to do so". If you'll review previous discussions at 1260:

We just finished editing our article on Scopophobia and are now live! We pasted in our information to the page and were wondering if you could look over it to see if there are any problems and/or any banners—like the stub ones—that may need to be removed.

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Well maybe just a few. I'm always going into userpages to see what neat things I'll find and I see that kind of redundance all the time. I've noticed you a while and it's good to finaly meet you. Did I mention I got the best userpage in the world?

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User:Piotrus has a program that he is using to make major footnote format changes to major articles on which he has never before worked. He dos this in violation of the requirement that a consensus be reached. I thinks this calls for ANI action.

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article, which not only lists every prequel imaginable, but also includes films which aren't prequels, but were mistakenly called such by less-than-rigorous writers in certain published sources. Your efforts might be put to better use there. -

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states: "Depending on the context and extent of the paraphrasing, limited close paraphrase may be permitted under the doctrine of fair use; close paraphrase of a single sentence is not as much of a concern as an entire section or article."

1192:. I failed to notice there was already an extant article. What do think is the best course - ask each student to place their own contribs into the existing article, or do some sort of page merge? (I have no experience with those, do you?) 2288:. I deleted the flag from the infobox (because that flag was only created around 1890), and I asked the map's creator to provide sources, which he has. You're welcome to look at his sources and to let me know if the map is now acceptable. 865:

Because, in addition to NOTBROKEN and the lack of consensus for large-scale changes of that type, you're also breaking things at many of the articles in question - particularly alphabetical lists which were de-alphabetized by those edits.

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I wasn't aware of the policy/guideline on avoiding redirects, but I don't see why NOTBROKEN merits reverting them back either. I'm giving up on it anyway given that it's going to be a waste of my time to try to change all 500+ instances.

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by unskilled tribal labourers" vs "structure has been constructed using simple hand tools and that too by unskilled workers", but beyond those no problems from visible sources. I'd say the prose is still the main issue there.

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Hi Nikkimaria, thanks for reviewing my article. I've done as you requested - have checked every quote for strict relevance, have slimmed many of them, removed some, and paraphrased several arguments of the reviewers. All the best -

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I understand the point about systematic changes, which I why I stopped changing links to articles that had not been changed by the IP from U of Western Ontario. I see your not interested in answering my question, so I'll drop it.

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Hi Nikkimaria. I just went through your talk page and like the classy way you navigate arguments. I thought hey why not drop in and say hi. Oh and by the way, ever notice how some users have redundant userboxes? Like for example

1968:, you'll find that technical systems of citation are also held to constitute styles. I repeat: you do not have community consensus for making mass changes like this, and until you do, I have no intention of restoring your edits. 4636: 4343: 4531: 3823:

still needs to be dealt with, but it's in other articles not in the hook. As far as the nom goes, though, there continue to be paraphrasing issues (though far less serious than before), as well as problems with prose quality.

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I did. You posted that its inclusion wasn't appropriate, and no one else had commented. I'm unsure why you would restore the section when you agree it isn't appropriate, and waiting a day before removing is hardly "urgent".

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Nikkimaria, I didn't notice that Presearch had replied on this one, and has just now pinged me on the page. I'm still not in a position to check this myself, and was hoping you could give it another look. Thank you so much.

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I've reverted your last edit and restored the article to 12th December, before this bout of edit warring. It happens to be one of Andy Mabbett's edits, before you point that out, but I assure you that's coincidence and no

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You wrote on my talkpage: "Please don't do things like this or this again: if you're quoting directly from your source, use quote marks, and do not readd material removed because of close paraphrasing/copyvio concerns."

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to list every occurrence of that name, would you? Instead it lists only the more notable (and sourceable) usages, as the Smithee article should - relying on reliable secondary sources to inform our list. Pointing to

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Lists of credits are common on WP director articles. They are usually not referenced, as the on-screen credits are quite good enough and can easily be verified at multiple sources. To remove a whole section because

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I would, but that discussion is being inappropriately framed, and I have my doubts that it will amount to anything productive - RAN seems determined to impose the box despite the objections of the article's author.

1352:. If you are against inclusion of the infobox can you please engage in discussion at the talk page? I have no opinion on the issue myself but the weight of the discussion currently seems to be against your actions. 5226:

appears to be a student-created website. FN168 is missing italics. FN191 is missing volume/issue and pages. Compare FNs 193 and 195 - check for other examples. What makes FN212 reliable given that Lulu.com is a

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There are no authors or article-owners, we are all collaborative editors. The person who puts down the first edit is not the author, and their editorial opinion carries no more weight than any other editor.

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The spot check was much appreciated thank you. I was wrong about there being no issues, but glad there were no serious ones. All of your points have now been addressed, hopefully to your satisfaction. --

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and other tools. This can help you too, as the WikiProject members will often defend your work from deletion and try to improve it further. Feel free to ask me any questions if you'd like more information.

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I'll put it plainly. I noticed that an individual editing from U of Western Ontario was logging in from multiple IPs and making good edits mixed in with changing "Ivory Coast" to the French spelling. The

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regarding a content dispute in which you may have been involved. Content disputes can hold up article development, therefore we are requesting your participation to help find a resolution. The thread is

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FAC, and would love it if you could do a review for it. I'm struggling to find good reviews. I remember you were always nitpicking with sources so I've made sure to keep em perfect :) Let me know what's

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I'd suggest adding citations for paragraph-ending sentences currently lacking them, such as "Fluorosurfactants are a small segment in mass but are significant economically because of very high prices".

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Two groups are writing new articles (Zcpb's and Ashleynk's). Should they follow the "Moving out of your sandbox" handout to create the article? Or is there another procedure you think they should use?

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Interesting approach. Given that there were three people involved, no one near 3RR, and a discussion ongoing on the talk page, it might have been better to simply protect the article for a while.

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I had yummy dirty chocolate. (It's the name of an ice cream flavor here, and was dubbed that because making it is apparently quite messy. Doesn't taste messy, though: just really, really good.)

915:, and from the looks of things a few policy pages besides. To answer your not-so-subtle insinuation anyway: even if I were inclined to harass you via IP, I simply haven't had the time to spare. 5644:, which this was not - you were presenting it as an original wording when it really wasn't. On the same article you also copied or very closely paraphrased other material as well. You need to 4914: 4898: 3097: 3081: 4588: 645:, the consensus of which is that infoboxes on composer articles are generally discouraged, but that this recommendation does not overrule talk page consensus on any particular article. The 446:

Hey Nikkimaria, I was wondering if you had any time could you look at my sandbox where we have been working on our article on Scopophobia and just see if we're on the right track thus far?

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Nikkimaria, thanks for finding the close paraphrasing in the BAM article that I promoted to prep, and was in queue when you found it. I was wondering whether you might be able to move the

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Wow, thank you very much, very fast and productive! Yes, it took me some reasonable time (may have overlooked something, but I'm quite sure about those issues) Starting to fix these now.--

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But you need to base your editing practices on Knowledge's policies and guidelines, not necessarily on what our articles say - after all, our articles are not reliable sources. Look at

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The sentence: "Limited close paraphrasing is appropriate within reason, as is quoting (with or without quotation marks), so long as the material is clearly attributed in the text"

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Sometimes, but usually when it's a subject I know more about - I wouldn't generally support only on sources or media, and can't easily speak to content on an article like this.

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long list of works does not give any significant insight into "Alan Smithee" as a topic (whereas a director's filmography can inform the reader's knowledge of his/her oeuvre).

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Piotrus, Nikki is absolutely right here. Changing the referencing style in an established article without prior discussion has been deemed disruptive by community consensus. —

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are moving toward the finishing stages of their project work this week. I'll ask them to contact you when they are ready to go on-wiki, but here is a glimpse of what's coming

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and built up most of the script functionality. There are some minor missing features. I have already created and stocked three extensive in-built libraries/vocabularies (

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I know you have good intentions - but deleting the paragraph on the basis of 16 trifling words - how do you justify this? Offender9000 22:12, 30 December 2012 (UTC)

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It is not a court with judges or arbitrators that issue binding decisions: we focus on resolving disputes through consensus, compromise, and explanation of policy.

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me also goes against that part of WP:CITE, and reintroduces chaos (multiple technical ref formatting) in place of the one standardized system I implemented. --

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Hey again Nikki. Thanks for the ref reviews. I was wondering, do your typical reviews ever go into more detail? Anyways, what you have done is appreciated!--

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discussions have stalled. If it's something we can't help you with, or is too complex to resolve here, our volunteers will point you in the right direction.

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article has established a consensus for the English spelling in en.wikipedia. I made a series of edits in good faith to try to align en Knowledge with the

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Thanks. Esme's just been promoted, and I've rejected Nav Nirman: the prose issues were a bit much, combined with the remaining close paraphrasing issues.

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Simple: exact copying is not the only thing you need to avoid, and the rest of that section was nearly identical in structure and phrasing. Furthermore,

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A post there says your close paraphrasing concerns have been addressed on this nomination. Can you check to see if this is indeed the case? Many thanks.

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It is clear that you are stalking Andy's edits across many articles. I will point out, as clearly and politely as I can, that infoboxes in articles are

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Thank you for consistently checking the quality of articles going to the Main page, for taking your time to preview critical ones for those who are

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IC move supports changing it in other articles, but on the other side, even the closer of that discussion has IIRC opined that the result does

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of every claim. Since some people are supported by ACC for “30 years or more”, significant reserves had to be generated to fund future costs.

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endorsing the block, but given that you are an admin, Nikki, I guess that protecting the page wouldn't have worked. Just some thoughts. —

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families (be sure to check the infobox refs, which are hosted elsewhere). Use a consistent date format (ex FN6 - all ref numbers as of

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just a listing of several actors whose names mean nothing to Western audience. I have restored to article to the way I had written it.

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articles should not undergo large scale conversion between formats without consensus to do so.)". You need to gain consensus FIRST.

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a guidelines while the reverse does). What's the point of changing a direct link to an indirect one then unless you have an agenda?

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at FAC. We think we have addressed all of the issues you mentioned. Would you have the time to have another peek? Thank you again,

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Wishing you and yours a Happy Holiday Season, from the horse and bishop person. May the year ahead be productive and troll-free.

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge appreciates your help. We noticed though that you've added some links pointing to

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Hi. Another editor has asked me to please ping you about whether the issues that you raised about the images on the article on

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please take a look. I did some small changes. It would be nice if you list the issues. The article is not very large. Regards.--

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Hey Nikkimaria. I may have let Prof Newbold's students get into a bit of a quandary. They've begun to draft a new article on

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as possible. It will take time but must be done. Thank you again. If you find my such edits anywhere, help me by pointing it.

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I checked out the link, and I have no clue why it claims I changed someone's post. The link says a replaced every instance of

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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award. We're grateful for your efforts, and look forward to seeing more of your excellent work in the coming year! Cheers,

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Hey Rskp, you're having trouble because our version of the template is quite different from the version at Commons - it's

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I've discovered that our Course Page in the GEL is now missing all of the students' entries for their "5 Edits" exercise.

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Sure, if you like. Since you didn't say so specifically in that discussion: what is your position on the "resting place"?

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The creator has posted that the latest close paraphrasing issues have been addressed; can you please check? Many thanks.

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Hey Slightsmile, can't say I've noticed it much, and I'm thinking I probably have a few of those redundant boxes myself!

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ones elsewhere? Any images in Ashleynk's article shouldn't be a problem as they will be owned by the students themselves.

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fast. I restored the section because its silent removal wasn't conducive to discussion or any subsequent reformatting. —

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In appreciation of your contributions to Knowledge, I hereby present you with the AB Award. By expanding and promoting

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this sort of simplistic "Any infoboxes are wrong and must be removed" campaign, let alone by edit-warring to do so.

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I am delighted to present you with this WikiProject Barnstar in recognition of your extensive contributions to the

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Hey Nizil, if you haven't already, you might take a look at some of our essays and guidelines on the subject, like

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Are you still managing to single-handedly hold down the fort over there? If so, would you like to keep an eye on

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If anybody has strong objections, they can revert me and raise the issue on talk. Mass reverting is NOT friendly.

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Hi Nikki; thanks for the review. I believe I sorted out the publisher issue. Let me know if it needs more work.

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Dear Nikkimaria, please permit me to ping you again (it was done before on 22 Nov): your response is needed at

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Where exactly does it say on the fair use page that fair use is limited to "quotation"? It doesn't say it on

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited

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Yes, but a) "limited" is an issue (the part in question was several sentences, not a few words), and b) no

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resolved by consensus at the article in question (as they would be with other issues of style or content).

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Temptation, hot chocolate is thy name... and the little bitty marshmallows. I've yet to see those here. —

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PS, I'll be away for a week. So if you would like to help, you can save up your comments and post them to

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consensus (i.e., using common English spelling versus French spelling); you reverted all of them based on

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article, please check the associated talk page for a discussion on the matter. Deletion wasn't urgent. —

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Hi Nikkimaria, would you show me the guidelines you are talking about regarding removing the infobox at

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Thanks. I'll probably highlight those and reiterate my suggestion that an outside copyeditor be found.

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Mass changing is also "NOT friendly". I'm aware that LDR is acceptable, but many cite systems are, per

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promote this one, but it would be nice to know it's okay (or not) before some one else tries. Thanks.

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No, and that's another with potential prose problems, though maybe not as bad. Left a response there.

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Except that "Alan Smithee" is not a real person, but a pseudonym. You wouldn't expect the article on

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That's not a convincing technicality (that changing a direct link to an indirect one doesn't violate

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That's why imposing that ref style on larger pages, particularly without discussion, is a bad idea.

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Hi, Peacemaker67 has requested I contact you about finding a PD tag he requires for a GA review of

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in the production section. Is there some point specifically that wasn't that you think should be?

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doing that, now, or you're very likely to get blocked, and you've been told at much at your CCI.

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Nikkimaria, there are a couple of DYK nominations where a followup from you would be helpful:

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Additionally, there must be verifiable information about previous publications of the work."

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To my shame, I don't know. Let me get back to you if I spot something in the edit history.

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Movie success predictions, readability, credentials and authority, geographical comparisons

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It is not a place to deal with the behavior of other editors. We deal with disputes about

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back in September. I've now nominated the second of the three articles in this series, at

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through FAC. I can only wish I had the eagle-like typo-spotting eyes you're graced with!

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Wikimedian photographic talent on display in national submissions to Wiki Loves Monuments

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Thanks for that. TFAs really should be protected as a matter of course (in my opinion).

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to the article on that film, they are not notable within the context of this pseudonym.

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I was actually working on a slightly different list than I normally do for these edits,

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May the good times and treasures of the present become the golden memories of tomorrow,

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Thank you very much. It's a relief to know, and now it's on my radar as one to promote.

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Hello. This message is being sent to inform you that there is currently a discussion at

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Hi Nikkimaria. I think I've addressed all the issues you raised in your image review of

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as long as there is no copying (see plagiarism for how much reformulation is necessary)

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Thanks Crisco - not that late yet, but had stepped away for some yummy hot chocolate.

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I'm a bit busy IRL at the moment, but remind me in a few days and I'll try to review.

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If you are a project member who does not want delivery, please remove your name from

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create. Others have differing opinions, so don't impose it without discussing first.

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Hi NM, are you in the position to be able to carry out a spot check on the above's

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Hi Nikkimaria, how are you? I hope all is well. Thanks a lot for your comments for

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You are correct and I acknowledge the wisdom of your admonition. Best regards, --

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Sturmvogel_66, AustralianRupert, and Nick-D look at ships, soldiers, and railways

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Thank you for the Peace music with psychological warfare, it's now featured on

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Debates on Meta sparking along—grants, new entities, and conflicts of interest

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seemed bad enough to me that I used the X rather than the slash. Many thanks.

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Hi, are you quite certain the whole trivia section should best be deleted in

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Knowledge:Biographies of living persons/Noticeboard#North Preston.27s Finest

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Hi. You have now hit 3 reverts of the infobox in less than 24 hours over at

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Would you be so kind as to cast your close paraphrasing eye on the article

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At that point of time, I didn't (dare to) add yet: "repeating: you are an

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MediaWiki groups and why you might want to start snuggling newbie editors

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by an IP who I'm assuming is one of your students logged out. Now fixed.

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May your Christmas sparkle with moments of love, laughter and goodwill,

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I understand. Thanks anyway though :) PS, I addressed your concerns :P--

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MediaWiki 1.20 and the prospects for getting 1.21 code reviewed promptly

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Hi Nikki, if you get a chance, can you see if I'm being too harsh here:

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Simon Harley on British battleships and Nick-D on the French Resistance

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It is not a substitute for the talk pages: the dispute must have been

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Knowledge:Manual_of_Style_(trivia_sections)#What_this_guideline_is_not

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Thanks again for the quick work! I'll get a new lead hook for Prep 2.

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I can't decipher what has happened and hope that you can have a look.

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The greatest number of words that are a direct copy are this phrase:

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Five editors discuss some less-represented areas of military history

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among the editors at each individual article." Hope that clarifies.

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Knowledge:Featured article candidates/Josiah Willard Gibbs/archive1

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Land of parrots, palm trees, and the Holy Cross: WikiProject Brazil

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Thanks so much for helping us with this page, you've been awesome!

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It's a Composers WikiProject guideline for the content issue, and

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Hi there. I just wanted to let you know about a small discussion

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of it is unreferenced, as you did, is unjustifiable. I'm done. -

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was not allowed to go to war because he was under five feet tall?

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Sure thing! I'll ping you again later on in the week. Thanks!--

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Please discuss the issue on the article's talk page. Thanks! -

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No, every use of it should be discussed in the articles about

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reports three link problems. You shouldn't mix templates from

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was broadcast by loudspeakers throughout the city, and to the

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Wobbly start to ArbCom election, but turnout beats last year's

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Hi Nikki, I just wanted to thank you for your help on getting

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Let the other editors know about the discussion by posting {{

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escaped a prison camp by jumping onto a moving train with his

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I've moved the hook, just in case it's too late over there —

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WikiProjekt Computerspiel: Covering Computer Games in Germany

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have not uncovered the one Peacemaker wants. Can you help? --

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

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Are politeness and policy really such onerous requirements?

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DYK for Leningrad première of Shostakovich's Symphony No. 7

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to refill it to eight: I think placing it right after the

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