Talk:Main Page/Archive 59 - Knowledge (XXG)

1120:, then I can only imagine what the other rotten apples look like!" human nature is a many varied thing. There can only be 3650 featured articles in the 10 year life of this project, so choose carefully? Thats not enough to please everyone, so maybe stratafication is a good policy to apply. The real question is: are there sufficient articles of the standard required, 0.3% of current total. Personally I dont see any issues with the current system and no change required. Better to work hard toward creating the best article you can and nominating it, than look for what's wrong. 31: 2825: 2782: 2381:. To quote: "years, decades and centuries should only be linked if there is a strong reason for doing so". I think that the year dates given in the "Selected anniversaries" section of the Main Page should follow the style guide, as these date links do not "clearly help the reader to understand the topic". They should be unlinked. This might also discourage the overlinking of dates in other articles. 464:

may have been held, like the one in the Library of Congress that Synapse utilized as 'public domain' or may have been edited slightly to avoid (is that the right word ?) infringement on Transit (or Riefenstahl for that matter). I have no idea how accurate these claims are but it may help explain why you have so many differing opinions on this matter of who, if anyone, holds the film rights.

514:. Now today, lo and behold, the article is on the main page, with my complaint having been totally ignored! Since apparently people think this can be just brushed aside nonchalantly because, y'know, them Nazis ain't ever gonna' sue nobody for using their pictures, I've made this excruciatingly detailed and long comment, and I will cross-post it to wherever I feel relevant. See also 2830: 2787: 2250:

Note: The Kepler article Revision as of 08:36, 9 March 2003 stated the initial March 8, 1618 discovery (and the confirmation on May 15, 1618). But it has apparently been dropped from the article. By the policy of Selected anniversaries we need to reinstate this fact into the article. --05:29, 8 March

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Knowledge (XXG) starts out great for users who only want to find information. When they naturally want to go beyond that and find out how to contribute to Knowledge (XXG), there is no easy way of getting indoctrinated. The Community Portal is fairly indimidating, and seems oriented to those already

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From the article: "Although it premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2004, it did not qualify for the 77th Academy Awards, as it did not play at least one week in L.A. in 2004 as Academy Award rules require. It did not open in L.A. until the following spring, thus the film qualified

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That's a perversion of my logic. It is garbage to say that Knowledge (XXG)'s great breadth is all crufty or to imply that I have made any such suggestion. If you have chosen not to acknowledge that this is a trivial article, it is obviously a waste of time to make any further attempt to convince you.

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Not all articles which get featured status should be eligible to be on the main page. One of the purposes of the main page should be to enhance Knowledge (XXG)'s reputation, and this sort of thing damages it. There are at least a couple of hundred featured articles which haven't been on the main page

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not rate, though looking at the article, with The Beatles and The Rolling Stones on the first tier of Brit bands, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd etc on the second and so on, fourth or fifth tier would be more accurate. But I wouldn't have objected if it had been the article about the band that had been on

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It's not damaging--you're old--the planetary generational gap leaves you convinced that no one cares about this trivial subject. I know you are arguing that pop culture subjects are not part of the encyclopedic canon, making the site look unprofessional, but the real reason you protest is your lack

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Now from what I gathered from discussing both with Riefenstahl and with producer at Synapse Films (they released Triumph of the Will on DVD in the early 2000's) copyright status can and has been avoided in various "versions" of the film (on DVD or VHS or in screening rights). These are versions that

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Hey, guys, I've seen so many different articles without pictures when they are needed. For example, it's not hard to find a photo of a footballer/tennis player/any other person in Google Images, so why not have them on as much articles about people as possible? Same with everything else. It'll take

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from BC to BCE, when BC was the original, throughout a page/article is NPOV. Especially when it is done without discussion or justification. And while this is, of course, not as bad as more obvious vandalism, it shows a lack of loyalty to the principles of NPOV (probably a bad wording, but I can't

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The anniversaries section today says that on this day some years ago, Kepler discovered the third law of planetary motion. Huh? You don't discover something like that until years, possibly decades of observing data or reading collected data. Is March 8 the day he settled on its final form? The

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The "About Knowledge (XXG)" page, however, is very useful as an introduction to everything Knowledge (XXG), including how users can get the most out of the encylopedia contents, to how would-be contributors can contribute. Yet this Knowledge (XXG) jewel is hidden at the bottom of the page in very

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Blood ... was shed. That's bloodshed. People died. In any case, the pelting with snowballs, and apparently rocks, is indeed violence. Normally, I wouldn't make such a big deal of this, but given the ... left-leaning tendency of a lot of articles, we have to watch for when people try to insert

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It's not a perversion at all. I think it's wonderful that Knowledge (XXG) can not only have an article on items as trivial as pop singles or minor chemical compounds, but can rank such articles among its best. You obviously disagree, as you think we shouldn't be putting these articles on the main

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Well, in an article, what other things happened in the same year elsewhere may be irrelevant. Over-linking is to be discouraged. However, I don't think that 'Manual of Style' applies to lists, such as those in the "Selected Anniversaries" section on MainPage. A reader browsing through a list of

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But singles are a category onto themselves. And I think any article selection for the front page would upset someone while greatly pleasing another. I still don't see the problem with this. As long as we're not putting any one category of article on the front page too often, it shouldn't matter.

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It doesn't seem that anyone outside Knowledge (XXG) cares about this milestone. Search Google News for "Knowledge (XXG)" and you'll find almost nothing about it. If none or our readers (as opposed to Wikipedians) cares about it, it shouldn't be splashed all over the main page. Keep it to the

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The Manual of Style says that either notation is acceptable, but only one style should be used consistently on any given page. This appears to be the only use on the Main Page at present, so the manual of style is adhered to. How is it bias to use the academic standard for date notation? I can

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I gotta agree, between not mentioning the throwing of rocks (a much bigger deal than snowballs) and that, it makes it sound like the British started firing on the colonists just over a few snowballs - not quite how it happened. "Bloodshed" is much more accurate, and the rocks certainly were a

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images, especially in Germany. (There was a discussion on IRC earlier about whether the images are PD -- a British statute was cited, which stated that all German works imported into Britain between 1939 and 1951 were in the public domain, but the film was first released in Germany in 1935.

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this is boring from history to history it really doesnt matter but the reason why im doing this is because i think the past or so called history doesnt matter because kids are not very fond of what has already passed and i dont either have anything to do with history or anything like that.

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I don't see the problem at all. How does this damage our reputation? Should we automatically exclude certain categories of articles from our main page just because they seem childish? There are certain things which will not be featured any time in the near future (for instance, articles on

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I am a kid, and I am perfectly fine with reading these Featured Articles. These articles are shown on the front page, for their great writing quality and the information they give. It's not like you have to read them you know, so stop complaining and read a great article about the

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I understand that most people are not going to see the big deal in this but I do. It still violates the rules and therefore should be removed. The Hitler comment was meant no offense against anyone but the system doesn't see it as any more against WP:NPOV than the 'BCE' incident.

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There was a banner for a couple of days. It was taken down because the way the mainstream media ignored the event made it look too self-refertial. Nothing else is required really; there is still an immense amount of work to be done, because most of the articles are pretty poor.

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Methinks it looks slightly obtrusive to have no fewer than three links for donations (one in the navigation sidebar, one immediately under the welcome text, and one in the top right corner which seems to be visible only to the not-logged-in users). Could we perhaps do with two?

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The Smiths is a "idiot freak band"? The fact that you think an article about a single is boring doesn't mean everybody else does. I don't. I found the article interesting. And the people who have replied to you here don't find it boring either, apparently, so your fear seems

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That was on March 10th. The MOS guidelines are for within articles. This is not an NPOV violation. I find it illogical to complain about insufficient reference to a specific religion as being a lack of neutrality, and personal offense is a rather poor argument for change. —

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strictly states that no bias shall be used, whether against religion or pro-religion. Also, the Knowledge (XXG) Manual of Style states that it is no more proper to use the CE/BCE notations than it is to use BC/AD. I believe that bias is unacceptable at Knowledge (XXG), and

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page which originally (and still) uses the 'BC' notation, it is against MOS to alter this for no reason and without discussion for your own personal satisfaction. I can not see how something like this should be left on the website. It's easy to change. Also, the

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day he first proposed it? Thought of it? The day it was published in a journal? They day it was submitted to a journal? No discovery of a scientific law happens all in one day. The article on Kepler doesn't specify which. Can we clarify this entry please?

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I'm seventeen, but I know what a lot of people think about Knowledge (XXG) and how that puts them off and makes them deliberately put other people off and how that damages it because it doesn't improve as fast as it should. And I know that an article about a

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I find this 'edit yourself' organisation dangerous. When you reserach information on Knowledge (XXG), you can get anything, not necessarily the truth, because any random person can put what he wants! How do we know what is true and what is extremely true?

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be used against us by librarians and academics who spot it. I have personal experience of this with my school's librarian, when we had main page feature about some girlband from Estonia I think it was, that hadn't even had major international success.

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I was going to say something like what was said by John just now, about how great it is to see an "obscure" article can be good enough to be a Featured Article. People who see this will say to themselves "Man, if such a good article was written about

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To:Terence Ong. Yes, we still have to tell people every day that the system potentially has its problems but seems to produce good results. However, your attitude stinks. Obviously, this guy is new to the place. Why not be a little more courteous?

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yet, and almost all of them are about more reputable topics. If I worked for Britannica and I wanted to select a main page feature which would damage Knowledge (XXG)'s reputation, I might well have chosen the one that is being used today.

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to imply the article's images are PD -- a rather poor excuse for not just tagging them as such and uploading them to Commons, which is for galleries (Knowledge (XXG) is not for galleries of images). However, the article talk only stated:

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CrazyInSane, I'm sorry you are offended, but please reconsider your position. There are far more important issues to worry about than date notation. You could help build an encyclopedia here in many ways, but arguing over this issue is

3298:' ? They don't go well together, do they ? The article uses BCE and CE (until some anon. user changed them to BC and AD a few hours ago -- I've just reverted it.) The line in the Selected Anniversaries section should use the same. -- 3263:—though of course I will not re-revert should someone else change it. I still cannot see how the use of BCE/CE violates NPOV—I find the logic bizarre. I don't understand your comments about what the "system" sees, but I think 2446:

I think the Main Page ought to be an exception to this guideline, as it is the first thing new visitors will see, it may encourage them to explore the depths of Knowledge (XXG) more thoroughly, especially in a list like this.

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Um, the speed of the resulting search has nothing to do with the question posed, which was can the search appear earlier in the source of the page. Which I believe would require some tinkering with the main mediawiki engine.

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From anniversaries: " Boston Massacre: The pelting of snowballs at British soldiers during a military occupation soon escalated into violence in Boston." ... Um, hate to break it to y'all, but pelting a snowball at someone

2241:. The Wiki article states that it took 2 decades to find the form of the 3 laws. This would make March 8 the anniversary of the day he settled on its final form -- by extensive number crunching (two decades worth). -- 3138:

Knowledge_Seeker, it against the MOS to change era notation on any article without proper consensus within its Talk page or other discussion area. Since the Main Page gets its information about 12 March from the

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You bring up a good point, but as I am not an admin, I cannot make the change. Question: On wikipiedia, is BCE or BC preferred (also CE vs AD)? Has this issue alread been decided (I cant imagine that it hasn't)?

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Isn't it right up at the top as the 'Overview' link? There's also a brief introduction at the 'anyone can edit' link. That bunch of links up at the top containing Overview and Questions seems adequate to me.

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The news is that the names of these prisoners has been released. Is there any way we can link to those names from the main page or help people find it more easily on the GB page? I had to look for a while....

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I'd say DYK is exempt from that, at least on the front page. The years might not be of great use right now, but as DYK is seen by many more people than an average article, and most people reading it actually

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The phrase "enemy combatants" is pro-Bush as it is the term of choice of the Bushites, it implies guilt and it is is a propaganda perversion of the traditional usage of the term. It should read "prisoners".

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needs a quick fix. I myself generally keep away from doing anything with those templates. I'm not certain what someone was trying to update but it would be nice if there was a tutorial on those templates.

915:. It's kind of like having a featured article about some boring small town instead of NYC. Ideally all articles would be of featured standard, but only those on major topics would hit the main page. 862:

Featured articles are chosen on the quality of their writing, not their topics. As long as the topic is suitable for Knowledge (XXG) (could survive AfD), it is eligible for featured status. Ideally,

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Yeah. I'm not really from parts like America or Britain, but I still know english pretty well. I wasn't really sure how do I write that phrase... I thought it was Difusal Reflexion but, oh well...

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Can anybody go to the article I made called DIFUSAL REFLEXION, and make a discussion about it 'cause I really wanna know what do you people think about it. Do I need to correct something?

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A picture of South Africa is needed for the "In The News" section. I don't think South Africa's new ruling party is going to be running prison camps in Cuba, though you never know. ;)

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I don't think this belongs in the "Did you know..." section as these usually and should show facts and not "might have"s and maybes How are articles chosen for this section anyway? --

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In deWP we tag PD only images older than 100 years. The reason is the fact that nearly all pictures are to be evaluated as photo work and so a protection of 70 years pma is given.

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is used to reposition the search near the top of the viewpoer in graphical browsers, but for source-ordered keyboard navigation and text-only browsing,it remains near the end.

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It defintally should of stayed for a week, there is still hype, and I see that page everytime I log into wikipedia, and I go, yeah, I contributed to that! So put it up, until

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The United States is generally treated as a single entity unless it's an action of each state within the union. Compare to sentences like "Twenty dollars is a lot of money."

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It may be trivial to you, but everything that violates WP:NPOV and the MOS is seen as of equal importance to the system. Writing "Hitler is a F*!^#*$ BAS^!&$ " on the

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think how else to put it), a sort of chipping at the spirit of it. And this is worse because presumably it was done by an experienced user, if it is on a protected page.

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should say that the city is "now" or "currently", not "presently", submerged, as for many of us, "presently" means "soon", not "now", but the other words are unambiguous.

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A different entry needs to be moved to the top. The picture of the California clapper rail isn't very good, and you can't tell what it is without clicking on it first.

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Someting that might greatly increase the utility of this site is to have soomebody(s) come in and organize the articles into self-taught courses on specific subjects.

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My simple recommendation is for the Main Page to add a link to "About Knowledge (XXG)" to the Navigation box on the left of the page, immediately under "Main Page".

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I agree. DYK is taking the weekend off. I've revised the DYK template anyway, in case it doesn't get updated by midnight on Sunday. Thanks for pointing this out. --

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violence. Minor violence? Sure. Possibly painless? Sure. But hurling objects at someone counts as violence. how about replacing "violence" with "blooshed"?

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Furthermore, as Knowledge (XXG) is hosted in the United States and the Wikimedia Foundation is based in Florida, I believe only United States law applies to it.)

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The spanish Knowledge (XXG) just passed the 100k articles, you should move the link with the rest of the 100k+ wikis. IiiI, ] 15:32, 8 March 2006 (UTC)

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Well, no one is completely certain that Lake Vostok has life, either - but all three (Europa, Enceladus and Lake Vostok) are exciting possibilities. —

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I changed it back, as I disagree with these sorts of changes, especially for reasons such as personal offense or that it's no worse than vandalizing

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So going by your logic, Knowledge (XXG) should avoid advertising its great breadth as one of its advantages, since this great breadth is all crufty.

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It was your own fault. Besides, why are you only blaming wikipedia?? If you went to any website that had news, you would have been spoiled as well.

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How can I tell people that I created new article if Talk:Main Page is not the place for these notices. Do I need only to say I made new article?

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articles would be featured. If there are other articles you'd prefer to see featured, please assist in improving them and then nominate them at

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If you want to make a list of articles you've created, use your own user page. If you want to see what articles have been created recently, see

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work and appearing on our gateway to the world so blatantly violates the provisions of fair use and/or the definition of a public domain image?

2751:. They only recently started, so they don't have much to offer yet, but if you are truly interested you might consider lending them a hand.— 852:

Maybe an article about the band would be okay, but having a featured article about a song makes Knowledge (XXG) look like its just for kids.

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reveals that the notation was always BC and wasn't changed to BCE. This leaves one option, that an administrator editing for the main page

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Hi there, sadly Knowledge (XXG) has so many readers, searching the project is slow on any browser. Thanks for you comments, though. --

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Should there be an announcement of it at the top of the current Main Page to make sure that everyone gets a chance to vote and comment?

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I know that's what the style guide says and I agree with it, but there are so many people who link years that resistance seems futile.

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This is grammatically incorrect: ...that botanist Tomitaro Makino, despite dropping out of grammar school, named over 2500 plants and

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Oh for God's sake! Yes, the user is being silly about it, but everyone else is being very agravating. The complaint was not that BCE

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I think most people would disagree with you. Perhaps you could ask some of your friends whether they agree with your last statement.-

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I know this isn't the place but I have no idea who designed these new infobox templates they break the second you update anything...

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but the list of recently featured articles skips over it. Can someone fix that? I guess the list isn't automatically generated.

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Well I suppose this is now meaningless. But the link to Cryptology was a redirect to Cryptography. Just polishing the front page.

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Since "Stars Fell on Alabama" is a song, and not an album, it should be formatted with quotation marks rather than italics (per

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Or click on the 'edit this page' button at the very top of this page, then scroll and type in your reply where appropriate. --

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See your name at the top of the page when you're logged in ? Click it : this is your page. Use "Edit this page" to edit it. --

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Yes its hard to get enough freely licensed pictures of sports personalities not to mention other well known people. Notably

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The comment by Wormsie may have been responding to a vandalised version of Golfcam's comment. I've reverted the vandalism.-

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According to Knowledge (XXG) guideline, neither is preferred. Either one can be used but the one that was in place

2969:. ... Her election win was already on ITN 2 months ago. If we allow repeaters, this item should be on ITN soon. -- 2275:, I thought I'd commend the choosers, and the wikipedia in general, for such a dimensionally trancendental choice. 874: 332: 271: 38: 1312:

Is there a forum like page in Knowledge (XXG) where i can ask questions about editing,articles or general issues?

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Yeah, I saw the same odd thing. :-) The two news items have since swapped spots on ITN. Hope it's okay now. --

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sue us for using their logo in a userbox?), so why should we brush this off when an article supposed to be our

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I would like you to go to INDOOR GAMES AND SPORTS article and make discussions about what you think about it.

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appreciate that some might find the religious notation to be undesirable, but BCE seems a most neutral term.-

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which would be the name of the hypothetical younger son of some imaginary Duke whose family name was Nelson.

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Now you can stay away from the TV and spend more time here at Knowledge (XXG) ! Isn't this great !?! :-) --

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page is no more/less against WP:NPOV than using 'BC' over 'BCE', when viewed from a Wiki-policy standpoint.

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would be okay topics for the main page article, but not singles with almost no exceptions. Today's article

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says, it's an endangered subspecies, not species. (Also, "chicken sized" should be "chicken-sized".)

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Why would we? It's rather unclear, and it's not like the extra few bits are going to crash the server.

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If life once existed on it then it surely still does - as it still has liquid water. See for example

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The snowballs were thown by Patriot boys, who would throw the snowballs, and then yell, "Lobsters!"

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The image talk page however, had the input of someone from the German Knowledge (XXG), who stated:

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would be fine on the main page, but an article about a really obscure chemical compound wouldn't.

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Surprisingly, this troubling issue of fair use/weak claims of public domain, was not addressed by

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Click the "edit" button to the right of the comment, and start your reply with a : to indent it.

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is turning over control of the ports or something like that. Should this be in "In The News?"

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Someone might want to switch up the link for the FA of the day as it seems to be a redirect.

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Good point. I've changed it to say "to formally teach garden architecture" - does that work?

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I've capitalised this in accordance with the long standing agreed convention on bird species.

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That is a matter of much debate in the scientific community. You may find this interesting:

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Considering the line in the Selected Anniversaries section is about an important temple in

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Wow! Liquid water on a planet far away from the sun! I wonder if life once exsisted on it?

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Uh...the copyright holder isn't Hitler. (Just in case anyone took that comment seriously.)

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We shouldn't exclude subjects, we should exclude articles about trivial parts of them. So

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Just thought it was a nice looking number that wouldn't last on the main page for long!

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Thanks for spoiling the Acadamy Awards for us Australians planing on watching it tonight

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I was sitting here messing around on Wiki with the news on when I hear it say that the

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advises against making stand-alone year numbers into links, i.e. 1999 is preferable to

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or perhaps they will say to themselves "Man, if such a good article was written about

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see a big difference between those two modifications, and that's what's important. —

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featuring Muslum's conquest of a much larger Pegan army from Mecca, opposite the top

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I hope I am not the only person who sees the irony of the top feature article on the

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The word 'presently' was removed yesterday already. Thanks for pointing this out. --

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Actually no, it's not the only term that is used at the Main Page at present. Go to

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note leads to a disambiguation page; and is thus ambiguous. It should point to ]n --

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Well, details are in the article. The snowballs came before the rocks, right ? --

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as a second or third rate band really does betray your ignorance of the subject.--

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As I'm not able to edit the Main Page would someone else please do the same.

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I cannot find any justification in the Manual of Style for your claim. —

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browser. Apart from that, and the download speed, wikipedia rocks. --

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This is irrelavant to the Main Page, move your coments somewhere else. --

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pictures. There was a notice at the bottom of the article before it was

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events is not following a story as one would be reading an article. --

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Like you said at the end. Hitler rises from his grave and sues us all.

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Certainly important enough and relevant enough to merit a mention.

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Yeah, I know. But I didn't think Knowledge (XXG) cared that much.--

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Okay. It's now "escalated into a riot". Hope everyone is happy. --

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It is worth noting the British troops were also pelted with rocks.

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it was commonly treated as a plural: "The United States are..." -

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was POV (let us leave that discussion for elsewhere), but that

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Meh it would be 11110110100101011010... not that much different

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on Knowledge (XXG)—someone please change this, it offends me.

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Most of those pictures are copyrighted so they can't be used.

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should be kept well away from the main page? And dismissing

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for thousands is "k" (as in "km", kilometer, 1000 meters).

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in today's DYK just to clarify who that picture is of. :)

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not at the main page. Please restore this immediately.

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story, featuring religous violence in the holy city of

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Possible update to In the News to add info about this?

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That's okay. I had no intention of donating regardless.

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subtle bias like "protests good, law enforcement bad".

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or something like that. That's history too, you know.

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the main page. It was the article about one of their

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the notation from BC to BCE out of his own personal

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you some 3 minutes, but will serve people for ages.

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