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problems have to do with a naive and sloppy application of
Reliable Sources. You may not agree with me about the truth thing, but I think we agree that the guidelines on using sources needs a lot of work. Too many editors think that any publication is sufficient to establish a source as reliable. I do not even believe that an article by a PhD in a peer-reviewed journal is necessarily reliable for anything more than "X believes Y." An article written by an acknowleged expert in a top journal may nevertheless express a fringe theory, or speculation - one has to wait for time to pass to see if the view ends up accepted by peers as significant or mainstream. Similarly after many years great research can be proven wrong or surpassed. Finally, an article that is a top scholarship may contain within it statements which are speculative, tangential, opinion. To be able to draw these distinctions one must read a LOT more than most editors here are willing to read ... but I think our RS guidelines need to provide criteria for distinguishing between these kinds of claims. My point is that a source may be reliable for some things but not others. based on your recent comments I think you might agree...
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1539:("imprisonment, parole and probation") both of which are difficult to restate without changing their meaning substantially, is very unlikely to be considered copyright violation in any court of law. You should note that it appears in many books that don't cite anyone for that fact, nor do they put it in quotes. Anyway, the current version doesn't even have that sentence anymore. ¶ If copyright violation was your concern, you should have changed or removed the text, instead of removing the citation. Removing the citation ironically turned it into plagiarism by erasing any attribution. ¶ Anyway, I've also changed the grandfathered definition of correctional system. You're welcome to improve it further.
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renaming process for it to
Hungarian war of 1919. I know this title was not a best solution and we are short on English sources about it. One article could negotiate everything in connection with this theme ('Interventions'). When I saw this proposal is pointless I 'recreated' the 'Allied intervention in Hungary' page'. I did not want to misuse with the sources, It is my fault, I did not read the sources properly (I am not English). It should be a 'summary' page about these subjects. Maybe 'Interventions in Hungary (1918-20) would be better title.
3308:. ¶ Besides the tone on the talk page, it is actually pretty difficult to find sources for an article like that which aren't immediately dismissible as gossip columns/TV or product promotions. So it's easy to see the double standards in that discussion where each side was harping on the low quality of the sources the other side was using, while ignoring the quality issues with the sources they wanted to cite. Academic efforts in that area are rather scanty, but I did propose one such source for consideration
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times (sorry about that, everyone), but my reasoning was this spiral thread was tl;drallofitjustparts and I wanted to be sure to note focus for specific subsections. That didn't seem to work so well for yourself and SandyGeorgia, the two working the hardest on this project. I apologize if this inflamed the conversation on both of your parts. I misspoke in emphasis on how view the previous case from last summer, since as noted it was not well documented, and I was accounting from memory.
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1182:. I'm sorry, but being literal and objective is my primary mode of communication, which seems to irritate you intensely. So I'll skip the analysis and get right to the point, do you want to back off and clean up the talk page, or should I take this to ANI and request a topic ban be imposed on you at WT:TPG and WP:TPG?
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only allow myself active involvement in one painful article at a time. Unbelievably, an article about merit badges has become a second one, and I'm totally disgusted at what has happened here. I'm leaving." was probably unrelated. I was temporarily confused there because an IP added a post by North8000 (in quotes)
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You make a personal comment on an editor, and when it gets removed twice (by two different editors), you claim that "Too much time is wasted pandering to trolls here", clearly implying that the editor you commented on is a troll. The other comment, comparing
Knowledge to the Jerry Springer show, is a
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I'm removing all the policies and guidelines from my watch list, effective immediately. I came to the conclusion that editing there is a serious time drain and found the atmosphere rather unpleasant. I have no intention to spend 95% of my wiki time in sterile arguments about some wording that hardly
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Since them, Schießpulver became generic to include other kinds of "shooting powder" and
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It seems my post mixed signals with yourself and SandyGeorgia. I apologize for misunderstanding of my intentions of my post regarding CU information and Rlevse/BarkingMoon. My point was that when we find a CheckUser on SPI to be as Kirill phrased it, "ambiguous", it is sent back to the clerks and
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I genuinely have no opinion about the mental health of any of the individuals in that debate, except for one, who explained he is on the autism spectrum. I would never suggest or imply such an opinion even if I were ever to form one about an individual. I would appreciate it if you would believe me
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I think I need to explain something clearer than I have. I had no intention of discussing the prevalence of poor social sensitivity on
Knowledge. But when Hans brought it up, in a rather brutal way, and it looked like he was being misunderstood, I felt I should contribute my two cents. I was trying
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I find your style of argumentation which essentially consists of stating that (1) I am wrong , and (2) stating an unrelated fact quite amusing, but it gets tiresome after a short while. If you dispute any further edits of mine, it's better that we discuss them on the article's talk page, so others
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And since you're so fond of the "mainstream Islam" phraseology, I feel like quoting a phrase I serendipitously found: "The
Samanids liberated Islam from its narrow Arab bedouin background and mores and made of it an international culture and society. They showed that Islam also was not bound to the
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You contributed to a recent discussion about an editor who was creating many stubs. The conclusion was that this was just a case of a prolific editor, with no violation of policy. There remains a question about whether very small stubs are useful, regardless of how they are created. You may want to
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William Muir is an absolute mess because you have made ~75 edits in the last two days, and most of them are minor wording changes. Saving every minor change makes review of your edits nearly impossible, and will often
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Hello ASCIIn2Bme. I am currently conducting a study on the dispute resolution processes on the
English Knowledge, in the hope that the results will help improve these processes in the future. Whether you have used dispute resolution a little or a lot, now we need to know about your experience. The
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I misinterpreted "Beback continued adding tags in a campaign (see it's history) he's been carrying on for 6 months or so." as involving other articles because of the long alleged time span. I guess he was referring just to that one article then. The other "painful article" in "To keep my sanity, I
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After one year has elapsed from the date of his ban, Betacommand may request that the ban be lifted. As part of any such request, Betacommand shall be required to submit a plan outlining his intended editing activity and demonstrating his understanding of and intention to refrain from the actions
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Ah... got it. The indenting and such on that page kinda had me lost. Thanks for the clarification. I was worrying I might have dropped something in an edit conflict or such... (took a chunk of AN/I out during an edit conflict that didnt get caught by the software - fortunately someone else noticed
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I was referring to the text of the RfC itself which says that more examples are going to be added later. In the current examples the image used did not seem that incidental to me, as I have commented there. There's a weird disconnect between what the RfC asks and what examples it provides. I don't
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This is the process that is happening now, and I for one appreciate your bringing forward the detailed evidence the community would like to see. I have no position one way or the other on how the community acts, my post was simply to focus discussion. This is also why I annoying posted it three
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If you think that this notice was placed here in error, contest the deletion by clicking on the button labelled "Click here to contest this speedy deletion". Doing so will take you to the talk page where you will find a pre-formatted place for you to explain why you believe the page should not be
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A premature RFC, before the issue has even been correctly formulated and positioned, is guaranteed to crater anything useful, and is precisely what many of us were worried would happen if a bunch of people started in there. Would you please reconsider holding off on RFC until we know what we're
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After engaging the ABF engine for a while, I realized why one might think that example may be relevant to the case—figurative images. I agree with you that it was bad form for me to comment that one out, although I've done it because the examples given don't actually exist in
Knowledge articles.
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and at times may take place in a heated environment. Please take a look at the relevant RFC page before responding and be sure that you are willing and able to enter that environment and contribute to making the discussion a calm and productive one focussed on the content issue at hand. See also
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The theme of Interventions in Hungary(1918-20) had no page . The original page for this was redirected to ???1848???. Originally I intended to expand the article of Hungarian Romanian War 1919, because the Hungarian-Czechoslovak war and the Hungarian-Serb conflict have no page. So I proposed a
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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge's policies and guidelines. If the page is deleted, you can
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I may be reading my own views into your comments, but something you wrote on the talk page struck me as very constructive. it had something to do with avoiding a knee-jerk view of "reliable sources." I do not believe there is any problem with the "... not truth" formula; I think many of the
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But the article did NOT make a claim of significance. That was the problem. And when I tagged the article, it had no references and only stated that it was an amusement park, which clearly does not make any claim of significance. When you removed the tag, the article still had no claim of
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so we can close the case. If there are still issues that need to be addressed, let us know. If your mediator has become inactive, also let us know. The case will be closed in one month if it remains inactive. You can let us know what's going on by sending a message through to your mediator,
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pages are not Knowledge, and are for discussing development of the global Wiki project - any other comments concerning routine editing on local Wikipedias , and particularly ones about the behaviour of individuals are misplaced, are a disruption to this process, and are possible
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Is there a rule somewhere that articles need to have more than one reliable source? And is there a rule that the speedy deletion tag can only be deleted afterwards? From CSD#A7 it seems the opposite is the case: "The criterion does not apply to any article that makes any credible claim of
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Well, a request for comments is not necessarily a vote, although the existing discussion was partly that. The proposal to elevate it to policy was simple enough, although the other proposed steps for better enforcement were more nebulous. Before I saw your message here, I had added it to
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for deletion as well, because there are slight variations in terminology, "Correctional" instead of "Corrections" etc., and there's no source cited saying that they are all really, really Department of Corrections. And going back to your edits, you repeatedly removed the citation for the
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lead to rollbacks and reverting to previous versions. Please preview every edit you make to an article, and make sure that consecutive edits are substantive. A single incident of making a substantive edit followed by a minor change is significantly different from several dozen in a row.
3280:, you've said that "both sides behaved subpar if one peruses the talk page." Similar sentiment expressed in outside view. While I'm mostly inactive, that's probably not a permanent thing, so I'd appreciate any feedback on my participations. So that I may do better next time, I mean.
1375:, I made it very clear to you that you had placed the citation in the wrong place within the paragraph. Once you corrected your error, I acknowledged the correction and have not since removed the citation. Since then, posting a 3-revert rule warning on my talk page smacks of violating
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admins to process based on behavioral evidence. It is rare that such circumstance as the one that we're involved in currently to happen, and my intention was to focus on gathering behavioral evidence if we want to start a consensus for a sock or not, which never happened previously.
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I responded to one of your comments to my proposals on the workshop page before realizing that all of your responses are (as best I can tell) nonsensical. At least, I can't make heads or tails of what you're trying to say. can you rewrite your posts in a less elliptical fashion?
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session in #wikimedia-office on IRC at 19:00 UTC (11am Pacific time). If you can make it, please do; we'll have a lot of stuff to show you and talk about, including (hopefully) a timetable of when we're planning to do what. If you can't come, for whatever reason, let me know on
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general fixes tool in script format. That does not constitute bot activity. It would be considered bot activity if he were making a large number of edits in a short period of time. He was not, he was carefully reviewing each edit before saving the page, per his restrictions.
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discussion. The Article Rescue Squadron was notified, and as notifications to previous involved parties isn't normal practise, I and a few ARS members agreed that, in the interests of transparency and fairness, we should let everyone know...hence this talkpage message ;).
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I have deleted the RFC/U as having been improperly certified, since it was premised on the unproven assertion that Ash and Fae are the same person. You are welcome to create a fresh RFC/U on Fae alone, but it should not include unproven allegations of other identities.
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Some individuals that defend that position will suffer from autism or psychopathy but many others will defend the position because, though they have healthy social sensitivity and prefer not to offend, they believe it is wrong to compromise openness in any degree.
2276:, and also explain how my comment is substantively different from the comparison of Knowledge with a Jerry Springer show that the other user engaged in, which is equivalent to saying "you guys collectively don't rise above the level of a Jerry Springer audience".
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We are not ready for an RFC-- the proposal is not well formed, and issues should be hammered out first. I'd much prefer that you revert yourself and remove the RFC. I think that's the best way forward on this, and will result in less unproductive use of time.
980:(multiple consecutive edits by the same user) as a good example of the problem. I left a comment on the talk page there as well. I don't think this is something ANI can handle, because it requires an editor to read history sources carefully, like yourself :-)"
3592:"By the way, if anyone can imitate My76Strat's elaborate phrases on talk pages, I'd "buy" them a wiki-beer or two. I suspect User:Floquenbeam might succeed if they set their mind on the task" - you at AN or ANI, although I'm not going to try to find the diff.
603:, which I can see are well-intentioned. Unfortunately, the way you have been doing it has probably breached Knowledge guidelines which led to me receiving this notice on my talk page today (which I will paste in below). Please have a look at the discussion at
2001:, and I would ask you to accept that in spite of the number of seemingly childish contributors who try to use the encyclopedia as a social networking site, the majority of serious registered users are mature adults and university graduates.
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The policy as written is about making improper comments about others. I think it would be helpful to expand it to include improper personal comments in general. I haven't looked into the policy history to see what attempts have been done to do this in the
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I do hope you will consider offering suggestions. It's late here, so I'm off to bed, but I proposed this as one who has observed dispute resolution on WP for nearly four years. It's not perfect, but it could work. We won't know if we don't try. Regards,
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Besides, the history tab allows one to select a grup of time-contiguous edits and see them as one diff, so the argument that reviewing multiple consecutive edits by one editor is much more difficult than reviewing a single large edit is rather tenuous.
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True, my edit summary was inaccurate read in isolation, but there's only so much space in that box. The removal of that sentence fragment was appropriate though. The Buddhist tradition in Iran had been stomped pretty well at this point. First, the
1623:. Should you wish to respond to the invitation, your contribution to this discussion will be very much appreciated! However, please note that your input will carry no greater weight than anyone else's: remember that an RFC aims to reach a reasoned
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Looking at your talk page and edit history, you seem to have significant trouble understanding or following deletion rules. Perhaps you should slow down from tagging for deletion umpteen articles per hour, and spend more time improving articles.
203:, because the article appears to be about a person or group of people, but it does not indicate how or why the subject is important or significant: that is, why an article about that subject should be included in an encyclopedia. Under the
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Unless I'm mistaken, when you copy and paste copyrighted material (such as that found in Black's Law Dictionary) verbatim, you are plagiarizing. Unless, of course, you place the pasted text into quotes and directly cite the source, as in:
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I hope you'll take this message in the good faith with which it is intended, and that pending this investigation, you will moderate you future participation both here on Knowledge, and on the Foundation pages. Regards,
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You're being contacted because you participated in a discussion that touched on (or was about) how Knowledge treats new pages, new editors, and the people who deal with both - patrollers. I'm happy to say we've started work on
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survey takes around five minutes, and the information you provide will not be shared with third parties other than to assist in analyzing the results of the survey. No personally identifiable information will be released.
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I'm also amused how on one hand you complain above about plagiarism, and on the other you continue to delete references claiming that the text I added to Knowledge does not follow the sources cited close enough.
4646:. It has the authority to enact binding solutions for disputes between editors, primarily related to serious behavioural issues that the community has been unable to resolve. This includes the ability to impose
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I'm worried that you think I believe you or others in the debate are mentally ill: I have no reason to. Or that I am implying it as a rhetorical tactic. I have made no such suggestion. This isn't dog whistling.
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I mainly thought the guideline as a whole was relevant to the case and therefore you shouldn't be making substantial changes to it - that has got people into trouble before if they then rely on that section. --
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Per advice from a checkuser, I consider the matter closed until Rlevse decides to return again, if ever. Even then, it will be best to let him explain himself on this before taking any further action. Regards,
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Things calmed down after I noted that we had found a point of agreement, and for the last couple of days I have ignored a discussion in which I have no involvement. Just now I checked back, only to discover a
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ever gets enforced, especially arguing with "policy wonks" who seem to hardly ever edit any article. The only way to keep up with them is probably to become like them, and I have no intention of doing that.
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I do think there's an ongoing problem with Director's method of engagement with other editors, but as RL is keeping me pretty busy and I'm enjoying the break, I've pulled the draft for the time being.
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Thank you for your interest in my book - but I hope you will see how it is negatively affecting my reputation on the WP. Do leave me a note on my talk page if you have any concerns. All best wishes,
4267:, a suite of software that will replace Special:NewPages and hopefully make it a more pleasant experience for all. Please take a look, read about what we're planning to do, and add any notes on the
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Given that the RfC is on Fæ, I thought it wasn't that appropriate to bring up the names of other users, hence my vagueness. Rest assured, I was not referring to you specifically. But comments like
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I believe you, but the proposals are to allow you to do repetitive stuff (aka patterns) some of which are normally done by bots, so semi-automated tasks is probably a good way do describe it. From
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who edits on Polish Knowledge—see my user page. I've requested my account to be renamed again to an ASCII one because having this distinctive user name is not worth all the drama it has caused.
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to make the point that an organisation that disregards offensiveness is displaying a trait common to certain types of mental illness, but I was saying nothing about individuals in that debate.
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There is a current discussion to TOPIC ban him, which is a completely different thing. Apart from that: his real or perceived mistakes don't make it allright for you to engage in PAs on him.
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Well, then, since you're semi-retired and no longer very active on Knowledge, I assume we'll just wait for someone who thinks like you do to find your tag and make the corrections you want.
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I've occasionally edited as an IP before stretching back a few years, and learned that open editing in practice means that IPs get reverted unless they add "perfectly executed" citations.
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section. In the absence of an alternative explanation or reference supporting the alleged UK difference, I propose to remove the globalize tag after including a main article link to the
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Also, please be aware that changing your own post that I had replied to without ever notifying me that you have done that, even if done in good faith, is an action in slight violation of
3311:. I do not have a real interest in the area, so I won't be contributing any further to it, but I do admit I was curious as to whether better sources for something like that existed.
1498:. Just copying and pasting - even with a reference - is just lazy. And bad writing of the worst kind. I don't believe you're the original plagiarizer, but now you're defending it. --
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I disagree on the "theatrics", but I will say this: If any of that proves to be factual rather than conjecture - then I will indeed apologize in whatever forum you desire. —
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However, the redirection was justified in my opinion. If you see the original text of the page, that was about historical movements in 1918-20. It had nothing to do with 1848.
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Actually, I only removed the citation while it was positioned badly in the article. Once it was moved to the more appropriate location I've left it intact. Nice try though.--
1991:, and also operate other accounts, and under all of them you apparently do not feel welcome here anymore. Perhaps you could take a moment to consider why. You state:
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Yet you have yet to provide more than one reliable source for the article. If it is truly significant, you should source it and then remove the speedy deletion tag.
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Administrators will look at your reasoning before deciding what to do. For further help about the deletion, you could contact the user who first placed the tag or a
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Suit yourself. It was copyediting in response to a UK IP address' comments on talk, some of which were well justified. The changes were not substantial in my view.
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I think the Rfc is nearly finalized, but only a few editors have commented recently, not including you. Could you take a look & let us know what you think at
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I have just discovered that you have set me up (by adding a "pipe" link to my name) and then attacked me and my credibility on the Talk page of the article on the
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I reverted your commenting out due to your involvement in the Muhammad arbitration case - I think given your involvement there you should let someone else do it.
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No - the article as it stands now is a good stub. But for you to tell me that it shouldn't have been tagged as such when I originally tagged it is ridiculous.
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You are receiving this invitation because you have had some activity in dispute resolution over the past year. For more information, please see the associated
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There are two different words written and pronounced "compact", based on two different Latin words. One of them does have the meaning of contract or "pact".
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An arbitration case regarding Betacommand (Δ) has now closed and the final decision is viewable at the link above. The following remedies have been enacted:
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Well, adding "Too much time is wasted pandering to trolls here. Not my cup of tea." after your comments on a user have been reverted is the most recent one.
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state the importance of this person "a pioneer of the history of science in the United States", a claim which has been reproduced in the Knowledge article.
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general remark, not clarly aimed at any specific editor (it would be hard to indicate e.g. which editor is supposed to be Jerry Springer in that comment).
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and let other administrators decide. Do bear in mind that a sockpuppet block will prevent you from creating any new accounts under other names.
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RefLinks and a lot of additional cleanup items. But yes I was reviewing them before saving, and have preformed over 8,200 such edits with this account.
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In general, Knowledge has a very poor history of creating policies and guidelines related to civility, and has an even poorer history of enforcing them.
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assume good faith that you were merely confused, and for the record, the poorly formatted reference had been added by someone other than me. Then you
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you need to indicate that the section had been in the past collapsed or hatted, to allow readers to understand that it was collapsed, but now isn't.
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Thanks for you opinion on village pump, I have updated the extension based on that, so that now it doesn't track people who don't want that anymore.
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949:. Alas, I don't have much expertise in the area, but I investigated that article due to alleged manipulation from an irredentist and banned user.
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and was reverted by a third editor. Not every bad example from a guideline belongs in a policy. That policy has in fact enough of those already.
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Thanks for your note. I'm pretty confident in the identifications I made. But if you see any that look weak feel free to remove them for now.
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