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got slapped simply for using the wrong font on a "digital rolodex" I designed for my boss in the pesticides branch, and a couple of weeks later got a sharp, rather nasty phone call from BC Systems that I had gone around them and not observed government style/design guides. You're in Chicago, apparently; I'm in BC, and am familiar with various on0-line services of the BC government and also of all kinds of NGOs, museums, and more. i also know that if I were to have submitted a WP document with funny-looking space and a special dash in regional district names, the boss would have said "why did you do that?"; same with a geography or history paper at SFU. I have NEVER seen anyone use a dash in ANY of them - nor in a phone book, for that matter. As far as the BC Government sites go, and the regional district webpages themselves, it's clear there is an implicit style guide/convention and those are

1519:, you've amended much of the table to list date ranges rather than just the closing date of the poll. Previous elections have explicitly listed only that closing data as a "Date of Polling", and I've been trying to enforce that in each subsequent election's opinion poll page. Since the date range is already there in the cited poll release, I think changing the way this table reports date both makes the table harder to use and loses consistency with previous elections' tables. I think we should change it back to listing just the closing date (the final date of polling). Though I'm open to discussion. -- 2559:

the Leg, ask at the information desk where the Public Affairs Bureau is, and see if you can find someone who might say whether or not there is a style guide; another suggested place to ask/look would be the Queen's Printer (now a privatized company but still publishing govenrment materials, including Hansard) and you could try at the Speaker's Office or Provincial Secretary. One of them will know where it is; it may be a spellchecker dictionary inbuilt via BC Systems by now, who knows. But it's pretty damned clear that BC style guides have been around a lot longer than digitized em-dashes.

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that's just not right, and not what Knowledge (XXG) is supposed to be. Sounds like there's been a lot of thoughtless "improving" of CANSTYLE without anybody actually considering what's going on in the real world. CANSTYLE and MOS in general have a lot of oddities, like the over-applied and much abused "lower case" thing, but this is out of bounds; it's like adding an apostrophe to a placename that doesn't have one....Knowledge (XXG)'s design-obsessed style guidists should take a breather and evaluate exactly how far they're run amuck and without regard

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which style guides are you talking about? Canadian Press? CanWest? Torstar? CBC? the only style guide taht's really relevant is that in effective use by the Government of BC (I already know what THAT uses)? I have yet to see or hear of a style guide that says "regional district names should properly use hyphens not dashes", in the real world anyway. When you find one, let me know; but it's not the BC government's, on

960:, I think it prefers n-dashes for proper nouns. It gives "France–Germany border" with an n-dash as an example of proper use, and I think compound place names are more similar to that example then they are to compound surnames, which use a hyphen. Plus, I personally think it looks better with the n-dash; the hyphen makes the words a bit too conjoined, as if one is a prefix of the other rather than two separate items. — 2454:

something similar in most style guides. That said, specific rules overrule general rules, so if there was a BC style guide that recommended using a hyphen, it would overrule the general style. As I have said, I don't have faith that the person typing out the websites is following any established BC Government style, and I don't think that the choice of some webmaster should overrule Knowledge (XXG)'s default style. —

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be to categorize it as Redirect-Class or NA-class. But it definitely should not be deleted if there's a past history of relevant discussions on the talk page of the redirect, regardless of any wikiproject banner that may be on the page. Anyways, you probably know all this anyway, hope I made sense though. --

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Misunderstood your Chicago reference, needless to say. As for laws using it, that's not surprising; given Hansard uses it, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs uses it, BCGNIS uses it, BC Basemap uses it, MoF uses it, and Hansard uses it. Since you're in Victoria, it's far easier for you to go down to

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between two places/regions, and as a proper name it exists ONLY in hyphenated form; the separate forms are different proper names; theres' a big difference betweeen "the Shuswap" and "The Columbia" (never mind that both, like Lillooet, have multiple local meaning/contexts). You continue to aver that

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Hey I was really fond of the page about sci fi shows by length, and was sad to see it taken down but understood the reasons for its removal. I noticed on the talk page you said you made it and was wondering if you still had those facts and figures bumping around somewhere on your hard drive, because

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Back in the day I spent many hours there each week. It took a long time to check submissions and even longer to go through the process of promoting. I enjoyed doing that back when I was in undergrad, but since then I haven't had the time to spend hours at a time editing, so these days I mostly just

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Anyway I have a list of 50ish new articles to assign to the music project. I'm rating/classifiying them all as unknown. These new articles have multiple issues to fix before I will assess and rate them. I know you have your hands full with the other projects. lol I also will help in your efforts.

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I see your point, and I agree that Knowledge (XXG) should not try to drive reality, but I think this case is more complicated than that. We certainly must match usage for the actual names of things, but when it comes to punctuation and linguistic style, I think we can veer from usage in order to be

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Hi Arctic.gnome. Argolin recently has been putting some hard work into cleanup and categorization of Canadian music articles, and I've been offering the occasional guidance. Your name came up in a discussion we were having about importance ratings of articles, and we would both be interested in your

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Just a note, the page should not have been deleted - because it contained history, both on the article and the talk page, and that's why it already had the Wikiproject Canada banner on it. Once the article got redirected the logical thing to do would be change the assessment to display what the page

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I'm not from Chicago, I'm a student at UVic, and I was just naming common style guides (APA, MLA, and Chicago). If you had a copy of the BC Government style guide, you could have save us some trouble. Nevertheless, I decided to look up some legislation, because it almost always matches government

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regarding the bunnies and your and my recent edits to that section? An user recently requested that the article not refer to euthanizing the bunnies, based on its definition. But the term is specifically mentioned in the quoted article so it has its place I think. Ive originally made some notes and

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Hey Mr list guy! I don't know if you saw the reassessments the other day, but I went through the other Canadian classes (B, C, etc) and assigned the list items to list class. There's probably more hiding in these classes. I picked off all the easy ones with "List" in the article name. The music

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exist just for the purpose of placing on the redirect's talk page, it's useful for proper attribution and compliance with licensing. The Wikiproject Canada or any other banner can be removed, but if the redirect is still an important article title and common search term the better thing to do would

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Well, I've worked for the BC government and can guarantee you there's a style guide, though I don't know which government department is in charge of it nowadays; could be the provincial secretary, could be the speaker's office, could be the Public Affairs Bureau (the government's press agency). I

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You're suggesting that the usage vary with each logo/RD....and this usage was established BEFORE there were such things as logos, and such things as wordprocessors with extra characters. "an expressed choice by the subject to use punctuation that goes against style guides" is a big mouthful. but

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Good to hear from you. I have a similar situation here, but I find that reviewing the small number of submissions there (10ish a month) does not take too much time. The project is doing well on nominations, but is doing fairly poorly on reviewers (asides MilHist entries). I was wondering about you

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a proper name, or part of one, e.g. "Kitimat-Stikine", "Squamish-Lillooet" When used together in those contexts, they are a shorthand form of the longer full name of the regional district, which is the proper name. "Lillooet" by itself is a proper name with multiple meanings, none of them to do

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I assume you meant to say "use dashes not hyphens" given that I was the one arguing for dashes. My APA style guide says to use en dashes to connect two proper nouns when neither is modifying the other, and I'm 90% sure that my Chicago style guide said the same thing. I think that you would find

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No, because it doesn't matter whether it's a webpage or a document issued in hard copy, or when they're mentioned in print; it's always the hyphen. Only Knowledge (XXG) imposes dashes on names that don't use it themselves. Doesn't matter whether it's the UBCM site, a provincial government site,

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tried to address the user there, but i can see how my proposal may create redundancy. I've since redirected the wikification to animinal euthaniasia today after your edit. If you could give a few notes on your position about the users request as well, that would be super, thanks, sorry to bother.

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The advantage of including the polling dates is that it lets people see what major news events have impacted the results. I do agree that we need to be consistent, so if we include both dates I'm going to have to eventually go back and change them all, just like I will with the margin of error.

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You're previously involved in bid process for hosting Wikimania in Toronto. Right now we're forming a bid team for Wikimania in 2011. Would you be interested? I know you're on the mailing list but I might have missed it due to too much noise. I apologize ahead of time if you have already indicate

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in all non-Knowledge (XXG) uses, and not just one webdesigner or editor, and suggesting that they were too lazy to look up how to do a dash is, if you give it, pretty .... wiki-centric and kinda arrogant. Practices like this have the effect of imposing wikipedia-derive standards on reality, and

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Sorry for the late reply. In cases like that, I strongly suspect that the use of hyphens is a result of the web designer not caring enough to look up how to make a dash, and not a result of trying to have odd punctuation. In many cities like that, whenever the city name in drawn (and therefore

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The name without spaces and with a hyphen are redirects, so I don't understand why you have to copy-paste them. As for conventions, there are very few places that have an official policy for the difference between dashes and hyphens or the spaces between dashes, and a lot of the time different

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Don't worry about the vandalism when ranking short articles, just give it stub, start, or C based on how long it is, how well put-together it is, and whether it's referenced. Once you get to B-class, then you start worrying about whether the article is stable. Try to give articles importance

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Punctuation is one case where we can't always rely on our subject's website; usage is often inconsistent between the website, print publications, and official documents. Because of this, we have to rely on our own style guide unless the subject has specified a preference (like with Elections

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ratings whenever you can, it will save other people work later. Most small-time musicians will be low-importance. More famous ones will be mid-importance, with a couple very famous ones at high-importance. Articles about the music industry in Canada will be mid or high, except for

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Sorry for the late reply. Good work with the list tagging. If a page has a bunch of issues, it's better to mark it as stub or start than as unknown. People are always going through the unknown-class articles to rate problem articles anyway, so you may as well save them the time.

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I normally wouldn't have semi'd it, but according to the article's talk page, there has been a two-month long dispute (if not longer) about whether the Greek letters should be in the article. That, combined with what appeared to be IP hopping, made me think semi'ing was best.

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points very clearly to an across-the-board style guide observed by governments, institutions, companies and others in British Columbia, also shared by the federal government. The sources say "hyphen" and Arctic Gnome says "they don't have a style guide and were just being

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That surprises me, I would have thought that people in India would be the least likely to use the word "Indian" to describe another group. If I heard the phrase "Red Indian" before today, I would have assumed that it referred to some cultural or political group in India.

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fix mistakes that I'm reading rather than writing whole articles or managing projects. If you guys need an extra reviewer, I'd be happy to check out the page every now and then and give my two cents. It was an interesting way to see a spectrum of articles on the site. —

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don't have to look up how to type a dash), they use a character of n-dash width rather than hyphen width. Nevertheless, you're right that the hyphen version is citable, so you have a case to argue for it to be changed. I recommend that you change policy at

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The point isn't to assess redirects or to improve them in any way, the point is that if a talk page has prior history it should not be deleted but rather categorized for tracking purposes. Especially if it's a merged article.. templates such as

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don't use them, they use only a hyphen, no space. It's like adding a circumflex or an accent grave to a word/name that doesn't have one IMO. Applying Knowledge (XXG) "punctuation" conventions without thought of whether or not it's

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publications from the same organization will use different styles. In absence of any official policy from the subject, Knowledge (XXG) likes to have a consistant look and feel, and I was making the articles match that standard. —

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with regard to keeping the tool switched on or switching it off while improvements are worked on and due for release on November 9, 2010. This new poll is only in regard to this issue and sets no precedent for any future usage.

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but this and certain others have redirects in the way. Why am I changing them back? Because on the one hand I'm getting tired of having to copy-paste article titles (and category names) when before I could just simply

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of the RDs, and in the same way that Elections BC uses only a hyphen in its compound names (vs the dash used by Elections Canada), Knowledge (XXG) should follow those conventions....not try to reinvent/impose

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I am in the UK and I thought we were the keen ones on "u" in Honour, honourable etc. Hence, since in the UK it is Honorary, I thought that nobody would have a "u" there, so I assumed it was just a typo.

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Hmmm. We are more/less in agreement regarding importance! Are you going back to the music discussion page? You forced my hand to reply to you and never went back. I know you're busy. lol...

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uses them, it's not so hard to do; knee-jerk modifications of things just to fit wiki standards, or to look "p.c. cool", aren't always the right thing to do (really, they never are). e.g. on

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page differentiates between en dashes and hyphen, and uses hyphens for Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District, so based on that I'll agree that you're probably right in this case. —

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honestly I am a huge nerd and while watching Babylon 5 I've been thinkin about how it stacks up run time wise with other shows but alas, I have no way of knowing. Cheers.

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tribal council, not both, nor is it used by all the non-TC bands. The hyphen vs. dash falls inthe same league, even though it's not a diacritical; but it is the

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Er, uh, yes... that's what happens when you make a simple change, like "prototype" to "experimental", without considering the rest of the sentence... --

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I uploaded that years ago, before I learned anything about copyright rules. I have no recollection of where it came from, so go ahead and delete it. —

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and I have a proposal to turn that Wikiproject into Wikiproject:Canadian Politics. I would love to here your thoughts. The proposal disccusion is here

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or the twinkle gadget for that. If they've been given a level 4 warning and are still vandalizing, you can report them at

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regional district sites, StatsCan or any number of other websites either; it's clear that this is a

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I can't find info about another place in Canada with this name in the StatsCan SGC, but I did find

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I've been moving them back to en dashes, and finally noticed your edit summary. I'll take it to

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