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and then nominate it directly for FA to see how that goes. As far as the archives, I'm happy to try to track down anything you want me to find. Why don't you send me a wishlist? I love doing archival research and I'm sure I'd have no problem getting into there to find the docs you want. They may be in French rather than Kinyarwanda, and I'm fluent in that (not sure if you are) so I can help with translation if needs be. Otherwise I can try to take photos or scans of everything and send them to you for your reference. Send a "wish list" of topics that interest you (to my personal email) and I'll do what I can. - Lemurbaby

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just listed it for GA nominations, to get the ball rolling on that process; I've never been involved in GAN before so don't know the details of the procedure but if you could do that review as part of your help on it that would be great. I've just noticed that the "China" section is only two sentences at the moment and I could probably write something about that, but probably it's not needed for GA (completeness isn't one of the major criteria if I recall correctly) so have some leisure to do that.

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although I believe KCT has many more floors. You'd probably want to modify the piece about the cinema - it hasn't opened yet. We're all chomping at the bit to see Iron Man 3 there, and the owner swears it will open next weekend, but he's been promising it would open "in a week" every week for the past month. They've done a couple of private screenings in the 5D theater and some screenings of regional African films in the regular theaters for friends and press, but it's not yet open to the public.

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in every case. Each short link has a hyperlink directly through to the long link so although it's one more step needed to get to the ref, there's no manual look up needed. Obviously this system makes less sense for newspaper articles but I've followed it for everything, just because it means the citation list can be formatted into narrow columns (a mixture of short refs and longer refs would require much wider columns and hence take up more vertical room in the article).

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think about the RM backlog and I guess if we are soliciting non-admins to deal with it then it does make sense to work on things like this that were obviously no consensus. I still think perhaps a relisting wouldve been in order, but I didnt even know that it was supposed to be closed in 7 days and not closing it was a formal decision to be made. It was also kind of you to solicit another opinion and not be dismissive. Anyways, thanks.

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are valid - both titles have their justifications - so in my mind there's no reason to discount either side as counter policy. If an admin had closed it, I can't see any reason that they would have reached a different conclusion on consensus. I suppose the only question is whether it should have been relisted for a further week, but I took the view that the four interested parties was enough to merit a closure.

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it is disputed whether Kagame organised these or was merely powerless to stop them. As president, Kagame has prioritised national development, and the country is developing strongly on key indicators including health care and education. He is popular in Rwanda and with some foreign observers; however, human rights groups accuse him of political repression. (

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resolution a non-admin closure would be warranted but that really wasn't the case. What's the harm in waiting for more input to see whether an actual decision could be made which would more legitimately resolve the issue? That being said, perhaps this krazy series of events is what prompted the wider discussion I referenced above.

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to cluster together similar articles, and until more articles are written by eventual contributors who collectively will be able to do more than you or I (and I'm working on recruiting some here in Rwanda before I go!!), these categories could benefit from paring back. Would you have a quick look at them

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As far as I can tell all of these three conditions are met. From the four votes cast, as far as I could tell there was a clear lack of consensus, the vote had been active for more than seven days (and also the discussion had been inactive for around two days). I think the arguments made on both sides

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The PK article is on FA - great! I'll give it my support once that China section is expanded a bit. I think I exhausted whatever constructive criticism I could offer in the GA since I applied FA standards in reviewing it. I'll reflect on the China issue and see if I can find some resources that might

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Hi, thanks for the star! I've been kind of working through in a chronological fashion so the article reads OK down to a certain point (currently April 1994) and then is still gunk below that. It's been quite interesting as I didn't really know a lot of that early life stuff. I did have at the back of

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I'm overseas at the moment (until beginning of October) and don't have access to my books about Rwanda so can't do a complete job (Shake Hands with the Devil in particular has a lot of good material about Kagame during the genocide), but will maybe see if I can tidy up some of the stuff that is there

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Hi Lemurbaby, I agree with you - the PK article has been a mess for many years now which isn't really a good thing for the Rwanda space in general. I've always slightly shied away from getting involved, due to the difficulty of writing about Rwandan political issues. There's such a divide between the

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No problems, and good of you to come back and write the above. I'm also learning the ropes to some extent -I've participated in the RM process quite a bit over the years but only recent started closing them, so it's good t get feedback of any kind to to know what issues I need to think about. Cheers

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extremists killed an estimated 500,000 to 1 million Tutsi and moderate Hutu. Kagame resumed the civil war, and ended the genocide with a military victory. During his vice presidency, Kagame controlled the national army and maintained law and order. Many RPF soldiers carried out retribution killings;

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is probably the most viewed Rwanda related article of all if I'm not mistaken. It was already in a vaguely OK state the last time I looked so it might be a slightly different kind of challenge from the usual wholesale rewriting I've been engaged in. As for PK, I'm not sure how much chance we have to

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You've done an amazing job on this article. It looks like it's just about done. Let me know when you're ready for a second pair of eyes on it. BTW I only have 3 months left in Rwanda so please let me know if there is anything in particular you'd like me to get photos of, or information you'd like me

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style, in which everything is cited in short form against the actual text, with the long references listed below. The reason for that is that a large number, e.g. Kinzer 2008, Prunier 1999 etc. are just different pages from the same book and it doesn't seem right to list the full details of the book

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Well done bringing your Rwanda article to FA. Thank you so much for all your hard work in increasing the coverage of Rwandan topics on WP and bringing them up to higher standards of quality. I also admire the cool, constructive way you handled some of the criticisms and opposition that was raised in

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Yesterday I finished assigning class and importance to all the articles in the Madagascar WP project, and then just afterward I had a look at those in the Rwanda project. There are as many categories as there are articles (about 400 each!). I'm thinking the categories are only useful when they help

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Agaciro - the "development fund" the GoR raised when donors started suspending aid due to the situation in East DRC? It would make sense to tie that in to a broader discussion of relations with donors and Rwanda's desire to free itself from that kind of support. As an aside, if you have the time to

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Hey, this is Lemurbaby (not logged in). Sorry I didn't see your reply here! Thanks for pinging me on my talk page. I'll happily review the PK article this weekend. Last I looked, it looked really excellent, and honestly not far from FA already. I think we can get it to the FA level in the GA review

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Beyond that getting a quantity of articles up to reasonable (not necessarily GA or FA) standard seems a good approach. I was thinking of making some kind of portal, subdividing the relevant topics into categories (history, politics, economy, demographics etc) as a one stop shop for what to work on.

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Hi Amakuru, thanks again for reviewing the Rakoto Frah article. I've responded to your most recent comments. I also wanted to let you know I've decided to try to increase and expand Rwanda topics on WP before I leave here in August (sad!). My short list is below, and I'd appreciate you pointing out

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Thanks very much, CMD! Glad it's finally made it, it's been a bit of a marathon but good fun anyway. And thanks for all your help in the original peer review and the FACs. Hope you have similar joy with Malaysia in the not too distant future. I'll try to help out if I can although I may also have a

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process, to get his or her advice on this matter. At the moment, however, I'm not inclined to change my closure, for the reasons outlined above. If you wish to take it to a move review, then please go ahead and we'll see what people say there. I'm obviously keen to learn proper policy in regard to

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on an RM, they really are designed to close after a week, in theory. The backlog has been pretty substantial most of this year so far, but that's not always the case, and RM isn't designed to work that way. I would strongly recommend against opening an MRV, which would not be a good use of editor

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Update - the cinema opened last night. I saw Iron Man 3 in 3D and it was fabulous. The cinema was beyond international standards - beautiful architecture, newest technology, comfortable seats, good food (hot dogs, samosas, cake, mini pizzas, popcorn, no candy though!), sodas (no beer), the 3D was

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Hi Lemurbaby and thanks for your message. I think the PK article is pretty much complete other than a few minor grammar tweaks, and any other suggestions for things that are missing that people may come up with. It would therefore be great if you could get a pair of eyes on it at this stage. I've

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This is way tardy, and I read this a long time ago, but just to give some closure on this whole thing I wanted to say, thanks for being polite about this even though I was a bit annoying insofar as I don't really know the rules about requested moves as well as the two of you, obviously. I didnt

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Since my opinion has been solicited, here it is: a no consensus close is entirely appropriate, as the RM had run for the whole listing period and the participating editors were evenly divided on the question. Personally, I would've relisted given the low participation, but there's nothing at all

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The article is looking great! Nice work on the vice presidential period. I think the tone and balance are good. You're doing a great job presenting multiple sides to the narrative in a way I think is very objective and informative. What's your tie to Rwanda, btw? Were you a Peace Corps volunteer

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article is such a total mess and needs someone to take a weed whacker to it to ensure it meets WP standards of neutrality for living persons biographies. I'm buried under Mada projects and work in the real world here in Rwanda, but I'm hopeful you might have some time to look at it over the next

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Hi Amakuru. I think it could be helpful to integrate your references into your footnotes, to save readers an extra step in finding the full details of your citations. It would also allow readers to hover over the footnote number superscript while reading the article and see the full reference

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Nice work on the Kigali City Tower article! As far as "taller building", I think the confusion probably stems from the fact that the Pension Plaza (humorously unoriginal name) sits at a higher altitude than KCT, and also has a radio tower on top that some might be factoring into the equation,

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I'll give a bit more thought to the photo issue - strange that you're leaving soon, how time flies! Unfortunately the things that I really want are archives and documents relating to the history and details of policies, buildings, infrastructure, towns and cities etc. to use as references for

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Hi, yes it does appear that way. Even the sign on the outside of the building says "Ethnographic museum". It is the first time I heard about it! I have no idea whether the French and Kinyarwanda names have changed accordingly, that website doesn't seem to have multilingualism unlike others...

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Fair enough. I still think it's kind of silly to close something after a week when only 4 people have participated on the basis that there's no consensus because those 4 people are equally divided, especially as a non-admin. There's no deadline; perhaps if it had been open a while with no

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which is getting closer to completion; there's still some work to do on the presidency section and to decide something about the last two sections ("human rights" and "accolades"), I'm tempted to merge the two into some kind of "Personality and public image" section similar to the one at

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Hi Joe, I did indeed see them. Apologies it's on my to do list - I ha e already updated the categories for the Obamas image so it's just the info in the other photo needs d. I think it's on my old laptop so I need to dig that out and find out when I took and cropped that image. Thanks

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as a non-admin closure. But I think that you didn't explain your closure very well given that the requested move was contested. I don't think non admins are supposed to make contested closures of moves. There's an ongoing discussion here about the underlying topic:

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Thank you for your request and since you ask, I'll see if I have time to look at the article in the next few days. However, from a quick look at the FAC as it stands there is a question mark over the stability of the article. As you probably know, according to

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National parks of Rwanda, Gihanga, Ndori, Music of Rwanda, Intore, Mushanana, Kitoko, King James (singer), Kigwa, Nyiginya kingdom, Dynastic drum (African Great Lakes region), Umuganura, Bakwezi, Umuganda, Cattle in the African Great Lakes cultures, Cuisine of

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OK, thanks for your input and advice! I guess I will look to relist in similar circumstances in future then. But as you say, no point reopening now, and it seems like the RfC would be the way forward to get some closure on the whole issue. Thanks

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conditoin 1e, stability is a necessary condition for FA status. It won't really be worth my while looking it over if it will be completely different looking the next day! But if it looks more stable in the next few days then that's fine. Thanks

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to try to find. I'm thinking next year is the 20th anniversary of the genocide, and it would be cool to have the genocide article on the main page on April 7, and then maybe the PK article up on July 4 this year (Rwandan Liberation Day).

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There are no more than a few associated subpages that need to be moved along with the move of the page under discussion, such as voluminous talk page archives. (Administrators have the ability to move up to 100 pages in a single

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Sorry for not commenting on Rwanda before you took it to FAC, it was on my list, but I didn't have time to get around to it. I'll do my best to go over in the FAC before it closes, hopefully with a pass this time. Any comment on

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time in this case. It would be much smarter to open an RfC, with their longer 30-day default listing, on the commas in metropolitan area articles, and subsequently apply that consensus as appropriate to articles. --

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Hi Lemurbaby that's absolutely fine by me. As you say, the categories need to be useful to be worth having. I'm probably guilty for a few of them myself. I tend to see categories elsewhere in the Wiki, for example

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information rather than just the author and the year. Given that you have a broad array of references (which is very good!), that would probably be quite a bit of work, but it would help strengthen the article.

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Hey WhisperToMe, thanks for the message. I hope to eventually expand some of this content a bit, get a short article about every ministry and minsiter in Rwanda. SO much to do and so little time though! Thanks

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proper to place a comma after a state being used as a disambiguator in an article title, the current title of the rochester article is particularly bad because it suggests that Rochester is part of the

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Thanks guys! I almost missed it as I've been off wiki for a while, but just caught sight of it with a few hours remaining. Nice for the article to get its day of fame. Thanks —

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Hello Amakuru, did you see my two, albeit minor, points about the article's images? No hurry, but it would be great, if you could briefly address them when you got some time.

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Thanks for all your work on the Paul Kagame article. It's looking loads better already. Once you're done and if you feel like putting it up for GA, I'd be happy to review it.

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here? Did you do some research into the Genocide? (it seems genocide related topics are the ones best covered on WP and I'm guessing you've been a contributor to those.) -

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articles. I'm sure those things exist somewhere but they're probably buried deep in a ministry and likely in Kinyarwanda so not too much chance of getting access to them!

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in the east, and numerous lakes throughout the country. The climate is temperate. The predominantly rural population of 11.7 million people forms three main groups: the

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Plus a lot more! But anyway, it would be great to do some collaboration as you say - I've been a bit of a lone force on the Rwanda front for some time. All the best —

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As for Rwanda those all look like great topics to tackle. If there's anything I can assist with on those let me know. As you probably know I'm slowly working away on

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any other topics you think are important to add/expand but may not have time for yourself. Maybe between the two of us we can work through some of them this year.

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official view within Rwanda and the apparent view of the outside world (particularly the human rights organisations) that it's difficult to strike a middle ground.

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based on newspaper and online sources. My time availability is a bit unpredictable, I may find I have a lot of time available or I may not.

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Marsh", and the train station appears to have been named for a topographic feature rather than a human settlement. This appears to fail

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perfect... all that for 4500 Rwandan francs. Four screens; the one I was at had about 250 seats I think, all full. It was amazing.

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which of course isn't the case. Otherwise, perhaps I will see you at a move review.

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to GA, and for everything you do to improve coverage of Rwanda on WP. Way to go!

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Yes, it does. Sorry, I should have thought of that before making my comment.

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for you to post on your userpage and celebrate your involvement.

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get it up to FA status by early July. You never know I guess!

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