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3350:. I have never had an admin speak to me in such aggressive tones before, and whatever your opinion of my actions, I think you should discuss them with me calmly. I'm sorry if I angered you, but that's no reason to call me "incompetent" and with "behaviour problems", and insulting the RM process, which has served this encyclopedia so well for many years and which most people accept as the proper venue for in depth title discussions. Anyway, let's move on and see where the discussion goes. Thanks — 2037:: Be sure to record the two-factor authentication key and the single use keys. If you lose your two factor authentication and do not have the keys, it's possible that your account will not be recoverable. Furthermore, you are encouraged to utilize a unique password and two-factor authentication for the email account associated with your Wikimedia account. This measure will assist in safeguarding your account from malicious password resets. Comments, questions, and concerns may be directed to the 4320:. I'm well aware of how grammar works, but the rule you're citing applies to *running text*. It does not apply to titles, which obey different rules. This applies in the wider world as well, not just on Knowledge (XXG). We've had RfCs on this topic, notably over the metro areas, which usually result in no consensus, since it's an area of strong disagreement between editors. So it is not an irrefutable fact that it is wrong to put one comma, rather than two, in a title. Thanks — 31: 3929: 2963:, I guess it's not really achieving much anyway and unlikely to be a major target for incoming links. If you want to convince me that Cordas really is a name article and not just a list of people with that name, though, I suggest you at least write a sentence or two of prose with citations to introduce the subject. Right now it's a stub with a total prose length of exactly zero words! Some might call that a blank article... Thanks — 4068: 3887: 594: 2192: 4041: 2119: 3103: 2580:

and perhaps now a wider compromise is needed for other title constructs involving city and state names, since there is a fundamental disagreement between those who insist on "balanced commas" versus those (like me) who find them unwieldy and not supported by modern usage. So while I prefer the current title to the proposed one with the extra comma, I would be willing to consider alternatives. Thanks —

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time limit of 7 days for any discussion at ITN, and in practice nothing gets discussed for more than a couple of days before we lose interest and move on to other things, so maybe we're being too much like the news organisations we pretend we're not. But it is the way it works and IMO closing these types of discussions saves a lot of animosity, damaged reputation and wear on the block button.

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solution but not found one. In this case, I hit Save on my talk page close, then went off and made the move, forgetting to check back whether the Save had worked or not. As for Yamada Line, I held off moving the dab page because there are still a ton of incoming links. Most likely it might be best to mass fix those first, but I don't have the time right now... —

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and if an all-new generation is released, this would then probably be best catered for in a new split Infiniti Q70 article. For now, I would suggest returning the page to the former name. It is just wrong to have an article covering four generations of car—all called M—given the Q70 title that applies only to a facelift of the fourth generation. Regards,

4388: 2743: 2249: 3876: 2701: 3824:, so just feel free to go and contribute there. The main reason I didn't carry it out immediately is that the name Gamlingay Cinques also refers to a village, which is the reason for the redirect. And also the common usually does have "common" on the end. But if I'm wrong about that, please say. Thanks! — 3761:

was all that was needed to revert it. Most likely the proposer of the RM didn't realise this, and since it was also requested at RMTR, and the discussion hadn't been going very long, it's best to avoid confusion by making the move back to the long term title. I see someone has already started a fresh

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I'd generally agree. However, at ITN, once consensus on a candidate is clear then I think it's generally better to shut it down; there's no point having a long, draining, acrimonious discussion when the result is never going to change. Maybe that's wrong - it happens that way because there's a hard

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you may well be right, but the usual way to progress matters on Knowledge (XXG) is through discussion. I don't deny anyone the right to hold an opinion, but when my opinions are repeatedly shut down and ignored, I get a annoyed. In no other forum would we shut down a discussion after just a few hours

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first of all, are you an atheist? I noticed that a lot of wikipedia admins are, which I find very annoying because they keep disrespecting my beliefs then saying that they don't believe in God as their excuse. Anyways, I need help to fix a certain article that probably can only be fixed by an admin,

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Amakuru, this behaviour is beyond the pale, and well below the exceptions placed upon administrators by the community. I understand that you are not fond of English grammar, but one might consider that one is wrong, given that all English style guides, the MoS, and other editors are telling one that

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Please do not ping me again, as I had nothing to do with the flawed rationales on both sides that you are trying to highlight by re-opening the discussion. I simply stated what the consensus was, and had no involvement whatsoever in forming it. Never in history has it been more likely that something

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What the hell do you think you are doing? You are edit warring to keep the article at your preferred title. As an administrator I'm sure you already know that the ] principle calls for you to open a discussion when you are reverted. It doesn't mean revert back and then open a discussion. That is

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You said "the WP:COMMONNAME argument isn't conclusively proven". I agree there's no consensus - little participation and unclear data (NGRAM has serious problems BTW). Andrew said " doesn't negate WP:COMMONNAME" .. here is right also. CONCISE correctly says that COMMONNAME is required, it's built-in

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Before the Brexit page was moved to its current title, it was named 'United Kingdom withdrawal from the European Union' and it was only changed to Brexit after the main referendum. Frexit is more a dictionary term rather than an appropriate article name; it isn't a popular name. We've had pages such

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Hi, I moved Frexit to French withdrawal form the European Union and you reversed that move. Frexit can't be related to Brexit; Brexit is a common term that all European countries have now adopted into their own languages and it has become the common name. Frexit is not the common name for the French

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Escort and Focus are a different situation because the cars are unrelated. The Infiniti M was merely renamed Q70, so it would be pointless to have two articles for the same car. What normally happens in these situations is the longer running or more common name prevails—Infiniti M in this case. When

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I'm pretty sure you and I have discussed this at length in the past... here, for example: . But fundamentally, I don't regard the current construction as an error, therefore I don't particularly think it needs "fixing" as you put it. We came up with a good compromise for metropolitan area articles,

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no, they don't go against established convention. We have never made up our own disambiguators if they aren't used by national rail. Sutton (London) railway station is so named because that is its national rail name, not because (Sutton) is a Knowledge (XXG) disambiguator. All the moves I made were

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talk page from Talk:IXIT Corporation to Talk:iXIT Corporation. The reason for this is that, the company's name is stylised as iXIT Corporation with a lowercase i (which is present in the article itself), however, the talk page is with a capital i. I've tried making the change myself but it doesn't

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I'm simply reverting a mass move that was done in November, under the radar, against all previous RMs on the two-comma issue, for tornadoes, metro areas and other topics. There seems to be a small core of editors trying to bludgeon double commas through across the Wiki, even though we debated the

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well, if there are the sources out there to back it up then I'm sure he could merit a place on the list! It's quite a hard category to objectively identify though... how do we judge if the person is (a) a despot, and (b) enlightened? I'll keep an eye on the RickinBaltimore talk page, just in case

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and follow the instructions there to get it started. People will then discuss it for seven days and a decision will be made one way or the other. In the mean time though, the usual practice, if it's controversial, is for it to remain at the long term title, which in this case is "Frexit". Thanks

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I have relisted it, so it will be discussed for another seven days. So far, only you as the nominator, and one other IP editor, has supported the request so it's clearly a good idea to get more input into the discussion. There is no rush on these things, and relisting is perfectly normal. Thanks

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thanks for the heads up on ENS Nasser. I've been having a lot of trouble with Knowledge (XXG) on my new machine at work recently - for some reason Google Chrome frequently hangs when attempting to load or save a page (intermittently - at other times it's fine). I have searched high and low for a

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I dunno, I think it's generally better to not give people the opportunity. Honestly, where was that discussion going to go and what good would it do? That kind of thing tends to obey a sort of variant of Godwin's law where "fucking American" (or words to that general effect) gradually become

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so would you like me to reverse the move and relist it? I can do that if you like, but I think at the moment that even if I do that I'd be inclined to add a support vote to the survey as well. It doesn't seem right to have the article at a title that is not the current and active name for this

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No-one disputes that this is news, or that it meets the definition of newsworthy. What you have forgotten is that the criteria for ITN is not that something is published repeatedly or that it would be published by a news organisation. ITN has two criteria. The first is (fairly) objective:

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by policy. It does not matter that the discussion did not take place at RM. "Move" is a not uncommon result at AFD and this particular discussion was probably somewhat better attended than the backwater that is RM. PLEASE RETURN THE ARTICLE TO THE AGREED TITLE then continue the discussion.

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Sorry, I did realise afterwards, when I read your message that it was not a hoax. However, it's only a real thing in the sense that it is a fictional story in your school comic. It's not actually a real species of alien, and the comic itself does not meet the requirements for

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Are you a real and impartial honest editor ? Defiantly yes therefore I Could know which "reliable sources" tell you that Saraiki is a Language ? If you have any paste them here . I will provide you two times more sources that it is a dialect of Lahnda (Western Punjabi).

1233:, I realise you did ask me to do this. I just wanted to have a look through the existing articles and decide the best way forward to resolve this. It might be that some sort of RfC or wider discussion is merited, as there is a divergence of opinions right now. Thanks — 745:

well OK, it's a fair point, but what would you call it? The larger section is about the "internatoinal response", and I think the Catholic Church logically falls under that. Although a lot of its actors could be considered local, it is an international organisation...

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then let them face the same punishment they would anywhere else. As far as I could tell, we were having a civil discussion over here, and in fact the acrimony has mainly come about because of the decision to close, not the decision to keep it open. I work a lot in

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Re "conversation never hurt anybody"; having participated at ITN for some time, I can say that's not the case. Dragging out discussions that already have a clear result often results in the discussion going downhill with personal attacks and repetitive arguments.

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at the 'Columbus mayoral election' article, or indeed, anywhere else, does not override a community guideline. It seems that the true 'small core of editors' is the one opposed to following standard usage, with you at that core's core. Is this incorrect?

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disambiguation page, and the redirect from (disambiguation) should stay. Of course, we could also write a separate article about the surname itself, but even that would not be a set index, and most likely we would then require a separate dab page. Thanks

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I would hope that you would carefully consider attempting to reverse a clear consensus elsewhere before doing so. I don't think that's a good road to take. This consensus wasn't arrived at for no reason and there is little benefit to dragging it out.

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Thank you for doing this, Amakuru. The situation is currently messy to the point that it's hard to tell what the convention is. In the ones you've moved, it's difficult to see the justification in including the parentheses in the middle of the

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withdrawal and it is not in everyday usage; the newspapers talk about French withdrawal, not about Frexit. I propose that the page be moved until such a time where Frexit becomes the common name for French withdrawal, as I doubt it will be.

3418:. It seems OK to have the Swiss stations at English names if there is a convention to do so. But if any stations in Germany proper are going to start moving to English then probably a new move discussion should be held. Leaving a ping for 2804:. As more dab pages get transferred to set-index articles, there will be more and more of this type of redirect left over. They need to be deleted (as soon as any links to them are resolved, of course). I've been working on these for the 2846:, this is clearly not a set index. The people listed on the page have nothing in common except their name, and furthermore there is no "article" material on there at all. It is a straight list of people with that name, and therefore a 1743:

I thought that's only an issue when it comes to closing a move request, but not a review where consensus was arrived at without your input? where's the bias in that? how long do these reviews generally sit before they are closed out?

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I didn't pursue this further, in part because I needed to be offline for much of the day for real-world reasons, but this was an indefensible outcome and one that I believe has the potential to damage the reputation of the project.

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I'm not sure if I'd count as uninvolved enough to close that one. I argued quite extensively with the closer for an overturning before the MR was opened. But I agree with you the consensus does seem quite clear at this stage.

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Hello. Seven days passed despite the technical reopening. We will not discuss another seven days then there is consensus and that the seven-day rule is clear. So, to whom does it apply to have someone to close the request ?

3596:, and obviously that's a much slower burning venue that ITN, with far less urgency, I appreciate that, but there are thorough forums there to allow everyone to air their views and discussion to run its course. We even have 3012: 813:

oh right, OK, yes. Thanks for that. I must try harder to check every time that the talk page has gone through successully. It would be nice if the message saying it couldn't move with the article was a bit more prominent!

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Question 2 : What if I start saying that I have not typed English. I have typed Mogo language. Will you create a new article on mogo language spoken by me bcoz If you will write it English I may get offended ?

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marque. All models sold today and for the past three years have been called the Q70, not the M. Another option might be to have a split, with Infiniti M only covering the old models. That would be similar to

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very similar to disambiguation pages, they are not the same. The way to tell at a glance is to check the bottom of the page; there will usually be a template there that identifies which kind of page it is.

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of this article. It has already been discussed and a consensus reached. You claim I should make a RM, but the reality is that should be for you to do. Please return the title to the status quo ante.

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yes, I have just reverted this. Thanks for the heads up. I think that undiscussed moves can always be reverted if they're controversial, particularly if the previous title was established by RM. Thanks

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some reliables sources use his official name and some uses the other form who is not used by officials. So there are consensus, the page should be moved. I have given the sources. Can I move the page ?

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Amakuru, I don't understand your position on the commas. Are you saying it's better to leave the unbalanced-comma error than to fix it? Or just saying that there are better fixes than another comma?

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Hello Amakuru. You seem to have closed this discussion out of process and against the emerging consensus. I would like you to undo your action and allow the discussion to reach a natural conclusion.

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By all means continue to edit war your comments into a closed discussion at ITN if that's what floats your boat, but perhaps continuing the discussion here might be less likely to earn you a block?

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There are various fairly well accepted rules of thumb to assess this (are there unresolved tags? has a sufficient update reflecting the event been made? etc). The second is largely subjective:

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The reasons given for these moves are totally specious in that the stations in question are all closed, so National Rail would of course have nothing to say about them. The page names are about as

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Would you please cite a major style guide, or indeed, a Knowledge (XXG) policy or guideline, that suggests that this rule applies only to 'running text'? I expect you can't, as there are none.

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reaches a conclusion. You seem to hold the minority opinion that the second comma is not necessary, so citing an old discussion (which itself had only marginal consensus) is inappropriate. –

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to the essay. Since there is no consensus on COMMONANE, it's contradictory to say there is consensus with CONCISE (which requires COMMONAME). It's putting the cart before the horse. --

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should be added now, don't you think? As for RickinBaltimore, I'm still investigating as there seems to be more to say. Those comments will tend to be on the RfA's talk page now...

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page. Now only half of the information is there and it is misleading. I am unable to change it back. Please, either keep it the way before OR wait until a full consensus is reached.

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Couldn't agree more. I really struggle to see how ANI, of all places, is the right place to "resolve" this. You're not usually a drama-monger, Brad. Is it that big a deal?

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Thanks for trying, Amakuru. For myself, I find the entire discussion and outcome mind-boggling, and am considering whether to take it to ANI and try to have it reversed.

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unexpected will happen at an inauguration, and entrenching people's views makes it less likely that this will be posted should today be particularly memorable, not more.

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thanks, that's good. I did have a read through the discussion, but it seemed quite a tricky decision and I didn't have the time to give it full consideration! Cheers —

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something new comes up. I haven't managed to make it to any of the meetups recently, but will attempt to do so soon, so hopefully see you around some time. Thanks —

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from last month showed agreement that we should have the second comma. However, I would also request you avoid making mass-moves in a debate you're involved in (ex:

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Though I have no objection to this move, it's worth keeping in mind that about 121 stations (including Winterthur) were moved back to German names in 2013 after

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inevitable. Yes, we can clean up afterwards and hand out blocks all round, but I think it's generally better if the brawl doesn't happen in the first place.

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Would that all life's problems (or even Knowledge (XXG)'s) were so easily and swiftly solved... not having any particular RM in mind... maybe... (;-: -->

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and the topic is becoming a more mainstream following Marine Le Pen's suggestion that it should take place. It is an obvious derived term, it satisfied

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Hello. I wonder whether you can add the rationale for the move. It doesn't have to be long. I did raise an argument, but I wonder whether it helped. --

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when there's active conversation ongoing. I'm not for a minute suggesting we post the thing against consensus, but conversation never hurt anybody. —

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It is not possible to extend the discussiuon of only three to four days? Finally, if no other is opposed to renaming in seven days, will you do it ? --

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Regarding your merger of subheading (Other nations). I do not think involvement of religious groups should be classified as nation, It is confusing.

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is a surname article, though short. It is not a dab page. (I will now go add a stub template to it, which I should have remembered earlier!) —

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reverting earlier undiscussed moves so need a move request and probably a change of uk station guidelines if they are to go ahead. Thanks —

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with the comment "discuss 1". Does this mean that I need to follow the instructions for creating a requested move on the article talk page?

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yes, done. Thanks for reminding me. I was waiting for the incoming links to be sorted out, but it seems they're all fine now. Thanks! —

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OK, I've moved it for you now. Another editor already closed the move request. It's surprising that the user who protested last week in

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Question : Is not it fooling and trashing linguistics science on Knowledge (XXG) ? My friend Amakuru please be honest when you reply.

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for discussing closures after the fact. Discussion is the lifeblood of Knowledge (XXG), and that applies anywhere IMHO. Thanks —

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It's taken me a while working with both dab pages and anthroponymy pages to learn the differences, but they are real. Please read

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I actually had already voted in the discussion there. Seems to have been closed now. Not sure it's the right result though. —

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There wasn't a move in the first place? Anyway, the information on the page now is misleading. 10:26, 4 September 2016 (UTC)

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but I doubt you would want to help me if you're an atheist, because it is religion related. So please respond, thank you.

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But if the page lists only people with the same given name and/or the same surname, then it is under the purview of the

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That is brilliant thanks. When I messaged you, I didn't see it had uploaded out of the infbox. Thank you, once again

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can you close out the review? it's been over a week and it seems consensus is to undo the move and reopen discussion

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issue just in December, at the Columbus mayoral election, with a clear consensus for one comma versions. Thanks —

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for instance. Also I believe because the disambiguation is on the place name, not that it's a railway station. -

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on the article talk page is incompetent as well as infuriating. First of all, I did not move the article to

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However since last 30 odd years few (NOT ALL) layman speakers of Y (Just like me) want a separate province.

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is that "Winterthur Hauptbahnhof" doesn't seem to be the name even in German, or by locals. Thanks —

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Extended confirmed protection may only be used in cases where semi-protection has proven ineffective

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One major justification for the parentheses in the middle is that that way templates work nicely -

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ah, apologies, I thought the email address appeared automatically. Will do that now. Thanks —

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apologies, I thought the redirect had been in existence for longer than that. This entry was a

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then didn't post an oppose vote when it was reopened, but there it is. All the best. Thanks —

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Yeah, no rationale provided by closer even after asking them. I'm taking it to move review. —

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members of the set have some characteristic in common, in addition to their similarity of name

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In case you read this just now, somebody performed the close in the meantime. Good night! —

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and assess the apparent consensus after several relistings? I would close it myself but I'm

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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Actually, the whole discussion was out of process - since the original move was done as a

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Nice close, thanks! In the spirit of clearing the backlog of thorny cases, I have tackled

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Hi, any chance you can complete this page move per the outcome of the discussion? Thanks!

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WMF Legal and ArbCom weigh in on tension between disclosure requirements and user privacy

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thank you very much for the greeting, and a happy and prosperous new year to you too! —

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I can do the post-move cleanups on those if you like. Thanks for the close and moves.

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Dear Saraiki is a language. So the page Saraiki dialect be moved to Saraiki language.

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I moved the image into the infobox. Let me know if that's what you wanted. Thanks —

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Thanks and no problem, it all happened a bit at the same time which was confusing.

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OK, that one is done too. Thanks! The backlog is looking a little less long now...

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Over the last year or so, a number of stations have been moved the other way - but

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I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to disagree with you there. The guideline for a

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Wolves nip at Knowledge (XXG)'s heels: A perspective on the cost of paid editing

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and close that discussion / perform the move if there is consensus? Thank you! –

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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For centuries A is called language and B , C , D and Y are called its dialects.

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Please, please do not only put one Xu surname under the main Xu surname page!!

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If you have any questions about this user right, don't hesitate to join us at

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Are you going to put in a RM request for the Newcourt station article or not?

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Please check this page and fix the errors highlighted. If you think this is a

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No problem. We can continue the discussion on the talk page itself. Thanks —

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How to make editing workshops useful, even if participants don't stick around

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should only be used on those pages; they are considered disambiguation pages.

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OK, done! not the easiest one to assess, but hopefully the best result... —

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You'll be welcome to also comment in the Move review currently under way at

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more than "French withdrawal from the European Union" as well as being more

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Presidential politics, periodic table, and our periodic roundup of updates

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Oh well, if you insist on that then I won't argue with you. I've deleted

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Thanks for the moves and picking up after my mistakes. Next I can change

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carefully before using this new level of protection on pages. Thank you.

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was created for this purpose. The protection level was created following

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and I'll be sure to carry it out. It can't possibly be controversial...

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.

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I've been there. I've had to stop editing on mobile a number of times.--

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Well those should be dealt with on their own merits. If people violate

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to the base name now. I believe all the incoming links are corrected.--

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Talk:Immigration policy of Donald Trump#Requested move 2 February 2017

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I see only English names. So in my opinion we could leave this alone.

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there are plenty of sources using "Frexit" in both English and French,

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Hello Amakuru. Please feel free to comment on the move discussion at

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And just what you want to receive the reward in, dollars or pounds?♦

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Thank you very much for your cooperation. It's greatly appreciated!

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By coincidence, I was thinking of you yesterday when I came across

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you were the only commenter in opposition to the two-comma titles

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Official WMF rebuke to Trump policy; WMF secures restricted funds

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are you seeing consensus for that move request? I'm not. I have

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If you wish to participate in the 2016 election, please review

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The title you are trying to obliterate is the title chosen at

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Should the unilateral, undiscussed move of this title back to

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An editor has asked for a discussion to address the redirect

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seem to let me so would you be able to do it for me? cheers.

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An editor has asked for a discussion to address the redirect

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Knowledge (XXG):Move review/Log/2017 January#Saraiki dialect

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and I'd like to ask, can you please now also take a look at

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Please can you add an image to an article I have created -

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File:The Same Old Blood Rush With a New Touch Limited.jpg

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Knowledge (XXG):Pending changes/Request for Comment 2016

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We start claiming Y as totally separate language from A.

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Hi, you're welcome to comment in the move discussion at

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you're welcome to start a move request for this - go to

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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Change Talk:IXIT Corporation to Talk:iXIT Corporation?

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will be deleted after seven days, as described in the

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but very often a friendly custom message works best.

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so please feel free to join the discussion there. —

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Is the event significant enough for inclusion at ITN?

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and not a dab page. The templates on those pages are

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Resend your email with address and I'll send it :-)♦

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discussed? They go against established convention. --

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Why did you delete it for a hoax? It's a real thing.

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Talk:The Wicker Man#Requested move 13 February 2017

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