User talk:Alexandra IDV - Knowledge (XXG)

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immediate spheres, and that's how I came upon your account. I noticed your activeness in the video game and anime/manga spheres here on Knowledge (XXG), and the fact that you're a native Swedish speaker is also cool. I was wondering if you'd be interested in chatting with me about your information experiences here as a Knowledge (XXG) editor? I'm curious about how you go through the process of finding info, judging it, and sharing it. I'm also more than happy to provide any additional info if you'd like it! Thanks!!--

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exploring and solving puzzles in a large overworld while simultaneously controlling both Mario and Luigi: one brother walks in front while the other follows behind, and the A and B buttons are their respective jump buttons. Typically they learn various special co-op moves that can be used both for overworld traversal and in battles, such as high jump, or a spin jump that lets you hover. They're rather similar to Paper Mario 64 and The Thousand-Year Door (only PM games I've played) in terms of game design and tone.

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game, and every reviewer is simply saying "it's like the old games, you should know by now" and only specifies what's new. If you have the time, could you give me a briefing on what I should include? I should be able to find sources once I know what I'm looking for. Any information outside of combat

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Thanks for noticing! The answer here is... that online indices like these are, as you say, quite lacking for non-English magazines (and even for English magazines will sometimes just opaquely note that an issue has a reviews section without mentioning what was reviewed). My method has simply been to

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One thing I have been meaning to compliment you on, which may not be obvious to a lot of people, but that I definitely noticed, is your usage of non-English magazines to source the RPG articles you work on. I was wondering if there was some kind of online index available so that I could access this

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in Backstab, but that's not enough to bring the article back. If you have a relatively easy way to find reviews, I wouldn't ask for lots (because that could easily run from dozens, to hundreds...) but if it's not super difficult to check then I would ask for only a few, or at least a few at a time,

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If you have an idea of what magazine issue something might be published in and I have access to it, I'm happy to help - otherwise, it's pretty time-consuming, since I have to flip through issues from cover to cover, one by one, to find reviews and articles. I primarily have magazines from 1991 and

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That being said, I'd like to nominate the article for FAC. I have gone through the article and done a complete spotcheck as well as added a bit more under 'Reception', 'Release', and 'Music'. I've also ensured all citations are properly formatted/wikilinked (though I may have missed a few that are

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Also, I don't own any of the JoJo volumes or Araki's other works. Is it alright if you could go back to any of the volumes and Araki's other works and insert any information worth placing? I'm currently creating Giorno's draft first and then I'll do any of the JoJo articles to hopefully pass it to

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Hi there! You're always good at picking up a review from this magazine whenever I've found a review in an index for something I need. How likely is it that you would be able to find a review when we don't have it indexed somewhere, or don't even know if Casus Belli did a review for it at all? For

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including a Chinese scholar and implemented them on the reception while trimming a bit the other review sources. I remember CyberConnect promoting their games through gag commercials where Haseo asks for a job and a girlfriend (though the latter one became creepy considering who voices him in

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Ah, that's a classic problem with writing articles about games late into a series - reviewers all expect you to know the drill by now. I've mostly played the first three M&L games, so I do not know to what extent things change as the series moves on, but I can say that those three involve

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of my project, if you'd like to read about it!) My work is largely autoethnographic, but I'm also wanting to work qualitative interviewing into the works. As such, I've been reaching out to editors to see if they can share their experiences with me. I'm trying to find editors who aren't in my

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while trying to match up the reviews listed at RPGGeek for many of the issues. For the record, RPGnet does not seem to tackle anything not in English (or at least rarely does so), but RPGGeek does make an honest effort to cover all the other language material (even if it falls short of being

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For one, you may have seen that this article was moved to mainspace; it's currently in an unfinished state, as I planned on finishing it in full in the draftspace and put the project on hold temporarily, but a user insisted on moving it over anyways. I'll return to it sometime

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too but I don't know what to do with it. Feel free to edit it or provide commentary. I originally meant to nominate it after a copyedit but since the twitter has been teasing important news for Christmas, I removed such request similar to what happened when I expanded

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I'll take a look at this after christmas. I know what you want to say, and I do think it's good to point out that it's a sequel to the Famicom DDS:MT specifically. I'm aware of Kyuuyaku, that's the way I played both of these games the first time - but it

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Oh excellent! (Interestingly enough, you're the second person I've reached out to who has told me that they also studied LIS. The serendipity!) Do you have Knowledge (XXG) email set up? I can send you a more detailed explanation of the project if you'd

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quite time-consuming, but there's not really any other choice - I just put on a podcast and get going. It of course helps that I'm only looking for coverage of WoD and can immediately skip over anything not related to that

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Mmm, I'm not offended or anything so no worries, but I agree. I don't mind helping people with stuff sometimes, but I'm just one person, and I don't even write about music much - it would probably be best if you asked

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Hi, I'm sorry, but the situation with Watsuki makes me want to stay as far away from RK as possible. I know people who have been victims of CSA, so it's difficult for me to separate the work from the artist in this

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promoted to GA status. When I did so, I was still new to GA, and was not aware of your major contributions to the article. I do recognize I probably should've contacted you before nominating the article, so, sorry!

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Hi. In the future when responding to AfD discussions, could you please make your additions below the other !votes that were made after your initial !vote? I had not realized that you had edited your !vote

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Good stuff! The AD article looks pretty good, too, but yeah, might be best to wait until the 24th in case whatever is happening then will require any big edits. I hope you enjoy the holidays as well.--

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Also found a book from a College that basically sums up him. Couldn't find too much about his voice actor even though he is the actual one who voiced Makishima (the article you reviewed last time).

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trilogy) to expand the articles at their respective talk pages (though there might be more that i've missed). I'm leaving the links to them here in case when you feel ready. Those titles being:

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Well, I recognize the name from when I looked around for RPG magazines, but I don't know anything beyond what you said in your post, and I unfortunately don't have access to any of the issues.--

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Hi Alexandra! I don't believe we have interacted on here before, but my name is Gen. Quon, and I'm an editor who, for the last decade(!) or so has worked on pop culture articles about the

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Hi! I've since seen that you've been trialing a page notice about refideas on the talk page, and I can see the box when I edit the page now, but I don't recall if I saw it at the time.--

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OK that's cool, I'm glad you can see it now. :) Do you think this will be generally beneficial to editors, especially given that you have made significant use of the refideas template?

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I nominated Shogo Makishima to GA about a month ago so I wondered if you could review it? It's kinda small though I'm not that confident about it fitting fork guidelines. Cheers.

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Nothing wrong with what Alexandra did, very typical and daresay expected way of adding to one's own vote. To add a later statement separately could be viewed as double voting. --

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to oppose our proposal to merge until after the close today, and I was checking the discussion regularly. I would have liked to have responded to it, but I guess it's moot now.

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Sorry, the sources I have are mostly about RPGs themselves - when I have found something else that still has some connection to WoD I have added it under "general coverage"

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Maybe, although I notice when looking at the reference section that the sources seem to mostly be about the media this character is from rather than the character itself.--

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and Josuke eventually. You don't have to do this for me, as this is a simple request and I'm sure you're pretty busy and such, but it helps give more information on them.

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Hi, I haven't actually finished Violet Evergarden (yet) but I wouldn't mind helping with formatting and stuff. I'll try to remember to take a look sometime this weekend.--

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The Danganronpa trilogy games are all now GAs. I only worked more in the first two and sequel anime while another user worked in Killing Harmony. I thought about

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Actually, you're right. I just wanted to experiment with the Ruby-ja template lol. Sorry if it annoyed you. Love your article btw! Really enjoyed reading it.

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I didn't mean to hide my added comment (Ferret's post accurately describes why I made the second post like that), although I guess it would be good if I had

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Hi. I'd like some extra eyes on a project I've ended putting a lot into over the past several months. I've just completed an extensive expansion/rewrite of

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and removed my request for copyedits until the ports were released and then I made it GA. Anyways, I hope you enjoy Christmas and other parties. Cheers.

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after its copyedit. Feel free to revise if you are interested. Kinda thought about since the latest season led to several articles focused around him.

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I'm wishing you a Merry Christmas, because that is what I celebrate. Feel free to take a "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings" if you prefer. :)

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I'm wishing you a Merry Christmas, because that is what I celebrate. Feel free to take a "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings" if you prefer. :)

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I'm wishing you a Merry Christmas, because that is what I celebrate. Feel free to take a "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings" if you prefer. :)

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within the next seven days to appear in DYK. Bolded names with dates listed at the bottom of the "On This Day" column do not affect DYK eligibility.

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within the next seven days to appear in DYK. Bolded names with dates listed at the bottom of the "On This Day" column do not affect DYK eligibility.

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within the next seven days to appear in DYK. Bolded names with dates listed at the bottom of the "On This Day" column do not affect DYK eligibility.

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within the next seven days to appear in DYK. Bolded names with dates listed at the bottom of the "On This Day" column do not affect DYK eligibility.

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Oh cool, I used to study LIS, too (haven't finished my studies though due to life and world events). Yeah, I don't mind talking to you about this!--

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Ohh, I didn't knew I'd to ask there, I mean I just got to know it now. Alright, thank you for your time. I'll post it on the article's talk page.

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has been nominated for a good article reassessment. If you are interested in the discussion, please participate by adding your comments to the

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for reasons why the nomination failed. If or when these points have been taken care of, you may apply for a new nomination of the article.

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Yes, of course - I would love to see these articles improved upon. I had been meaning to continue with later parts after I worked on the

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get hold of the magazines (including through Archive.org, scans, official PDF versions, etc) and to skim every issue from cover to cover

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already appeared on the main page as a "Did you know" item, or as a

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already appeared on the main page as a "Did you know" item, or as a

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already appeared on the main page as a "Did you know" item, or as a

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already appeared on the main page as a "Did you know" item, or as a

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Japanese) but I can't find those sites sadly. I would nominate it to GA but I believe it still needs a copyedit before it. Cheers.

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