2457:. This seems preferable, as both VP:Technical and VP:policy are certainly apropo venues for a link posting, and I think we've all seen some of the bad effects of the current trend. This point made by the originator is sparse, but on point and imho, important. By keeping the discussion there, it can be similarly referenced on other BB's (Meta for one), and there are a few others. I'm much too focused on wikiEditing to keep up with all the discussion forums, so where should it go, should it be given a seperate venue (Yet another 'proposed guideline'!), or what? In sum, seems to me the 'Internal links' section with such a category template would solve both problems with minimal edit dislocation.
1947:"If a viewpoint is in the majority, then it should be easy to substantiate it with reference to commonly accepted reference texts; If a viewpoint is held by a significant minority, then it should be easy to name prominent adherents; If a viewpoint is held by an extremely small (or vastly limited) minority, it doesn't belong in Knowledge (XXG) (except perhaps in some ancillary article) regardless of whether it's true or not; and regardless of whether you can prove it or not."
2755:. Intriguingly, if our wikiPcategory is newly created, it shows both things added here, and mirrored down from the commons for a long while (Perhaps, due to the SAME (I hypothesize) once a day Dbase update perhaps? I'd have to experiment to duplicate the phenom, but I've seen it twice at least, so much so, I thought it was the 'norm' until looking around this morning.)
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solution. This needs an straight forward database exchange, which should be run as part of a daily system maintenance package as the surest solution. It might be implimented as a script, but it should be managed and monitored occasionally by the IT types—the so called system operators (at least
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I am not sure what you meant by the comment dropped on my talk page. If you say that I am not following MoS:DP closely, then please provide details, and I will explain or correct. If you are saying that my following MoS:DP harms
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are proper legal citation, but it takes a moment for those of us unfamiliar with Roman numerals to realize the last section is referencing nothing less than Amend. 14! Any thoughts? Can I at least start writing "Fourteenth
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I have working through these to help out, but I use several computers and keep my place by the blocks and numbering. Is there any reason to re-organize them back into blocks of 100 beside that it looks nicer? I think everyone understands that it was put into blocks of 100 at the database dump and
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issue of the default skin hiding categories from the user for around two months, and this related thing punched the button pretty much dead center as the same point has been nagging at me as is made by the originator. Seems to me a VP listing ought be made on both, as it were, by at least a mention
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however, as long as you want to take a position on the mediation page, the issue is not whether to call the sea "sea of japan" or "east sea," (the participants already agree that it is properly called the "sea of japan"), but the current primary english use of "east sea." the applicable rule is not
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Is that the only reason? Subst'ing templates like that clutters up the wikitext and makes it a lot more difficult to read, especially for the less-technically-inclined. It also removes the updatability of templates, which is important for things with complex HTML that might need to be tweaked to
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I forgot what the hell I made that for --presumably it was in the midst of my math and physics binge editing, where I often found that specialized articles (matrices in this case) would benefit from some cohesive context. I don't object to anything you might want to do with it and if i have time I
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Starting your edit summary with a link promoting some software makes it slower for me to scan my watchlist. It's also frustrating because I can't even run
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In a discussion above on this page, you said: "the disambig page should be at 'Foo' and 'Foo (disambiguation)' should redirect there." Can you explain to me what the point is of having "Foo (disambiguation)" at all? Are there cases where that page is inappropriate or simply not needed? I've been
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After I click on the userfied link, what next. Where do I get the contents of the original page from ? From the history ? Also whats the point in userfying a page that is supposed to be in the article namespace ? How will someone get to know that the deleted page is now userifed?
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talk page. In the absence of consensus, another user and I feel that things should be put back to the status quo the way they were as you put them back in March. However, I am unsure as to how to go about doing this. Would you mind lending a hand? Thanks.
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which sometimes decides to userfy things. The userfy page is nicely written but contains nothing that isn't also listed elsewhere; it would be preferable to merge it somewhere because the more pages we have in
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Well, being a fool for consistency, I suppose it's better to finish.... "Don't fix links to redirects" was only finalized in
January after a couple of months of discussion, but Redirects with possibilities has been around a long time!
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if the title "Transcendental" is not already assigned to an article with one of the specific meanings, correct? In other words, the disambiguation page does not need "(disambiguation)" in its title in all cases, right? —
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they will be removed as they are fixed leaving less than 100. If there is another reason to do this I will understand, but otherwise could we keep the orinal block even when they drop under 100.--
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Correct. A page should not be titled "Foo (disambiguation)" if "Foo" is available; instead, the disambig page should be at "Foo" and "Foo (disambiguation)" should redirect there. Cheers!
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By the way, like my new userpage? I designed it myself :-) No more stolen(from CoolCat) design. I still have to do the talk page, although I'm not sure how I'll do that yet....
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This guy (nominating) you know, so see if you can calm him down. I sent a peace offering via email, but this is just petty bull and sucking up free time! Thanks. //
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Thank you, my pet bear also wanted to show his gratitude for you astounding legal advice there. Keep up the good work!
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Hi there, I see that you moved (correctly, in my opinion)
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disambiguation page contains nothing relevant. Cheers,
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I throw my hands up and eschew involvement in this one.
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No, its that it included his movies... Ti Kwan Do...
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Your really going overboard supporting this :-)
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2674:Don't know if you saw my note on your commons page
1968:Columbia Encyclopedia: Japan, Sea of, or East Sea
1963:; Encarta Dictionary: East Sea: see Japan, Sea of
2494:Honestly, I'm not sure I understand the problem!
2199:It was deleted through CFD. I killed it again. --
1243:manually recategorizing - I find it relaxes me.
1155:Please see my entry, and support me if possible!
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853:Very true, you may want to take a look at this
2648:Kinda too busy to think about it right now...
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994:Oh yea......:-) Sorry, I was just reading the
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2312:Egad, but I've almost finished! Oh well.
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