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4977:. And I would never write it as "Yuggera" but as "Jagera" (there are many spellings of the same language name), so it's complicated! But many of the alternative spellings are listed in the relevant article, so just plugging the name into the Knowledge (XXG) search may give you all the variant forms of it. Often the Indigenous names for places are known but the Indigenous language they come from is not known, as many language groups may have lived in that area and some of those languages are now extinct. Also Indigenous names were assigned by colonists based on their knowledge of Indigenous languages which they may have acquired in other areas. One example of this is 2273: 1325: 459: 3568:, please don't suddenly create new categories and relocate the contents while the CFD is going on. It makes it very difficult for those who are participating in the discussion as well as the closing admin to track what has happened to the original categories. The proper procedure is to propose a new merge/rename target in the CFD, commonly called an "alt merge" or "alt rename." If others agree with that target, they'll tag along or adjust their votes as necessary. Thanks, 3287: 31: 371: 4853: 4801: 4575: 4017: 3881: 3829: 3623: 3513: 3374: 3322: 2841: 2145: 2085: 2025: 1667: 1424: 1372: 1013: 961: 909: 527: 5171: 4525: 3676: 3205: 3054: 2698: 2582: 1724: 1219: 4297: 825: 1283: 2963: 5229: 4457: 4389: 1957: 627: 109: 4141:

the planet was an excellent idea but nothing came of it. At one stage I was in talks with the developers of Geograph and some of the Wiki Tech guys to merge with Wikimedia and scale it globally. And I discussed the idea of giving grants to photographers to photograph "Lonely Planet" type weak areas with poor photographic coverage, think rural Chad etc. Of course this was pre-COVID.₪

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Les liens noués pendant le conflit avec Firmin van Bree amenèrent celui-ci, en 1945, à le faire entrer à la Forminière pour le charger de la haute direction des ventes de diamants de cette société. Pendant dix-sept ans, il sera l'organisateur de ce secteur d'importance mondiale et négociateur tant en

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I just came across this article you wrote nearly 10 years ago and did a little bit of cleanup - would you be interested in nominating this as a Good Article? I haven't checked the image permissions and it will need a longer lead, but otherwise it looks pretty good at a glance. I'd be happy to review

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up at Featured picture candidates. I kind of had to sit on it for a while due to... long story short, the latest this could have been made was 1925, and I wanted to make sure this would have no copyright issues before nominating it, which meant waiting for the slow march of American copyright to put

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Certainly on votes there was no concensus. I rather like lists like that because they encourage readers to browse. There is a valid point that the list would eventually empty out as the last survivors died, but that could be fixed by renaming it to something like "List of centenarian actors from the

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I wonder if the Chinese/Hong Kong British did spell it that way once in transliteration, some of those Chinese cities in my 80s encyclopedia had ow in the spelling which I thought funny. I'm not convinced he is properly fluent in 10 languages let alone 20. Obviously he's very knowledgeable and spent

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for Kyiv Oblast alone on Ukrainian Wiki has over 1100 villages and we only have a small handful of articles and only one article for the district Bziv is in. There has to be a database with population data and some basic facts which could be used to draw up a bot to create articles. We should have

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Given there are many Indigenous Australian languages (and there's always arguments about which languages are similar enough to be considered the same or distinct), it probably isn't complete, but at least it's a good start. Your suggestions on how to use it are more helpful than what I read in the

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Thanks for the Western Sahara work. Another of those areas with astonishingly poor coverage, though it is largely desert. I'll have to do a scan of countries again sometime and find our weakest areas geographically. I still think that global Geograph project to photograph different grid squares of

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Thanks. It can be difficult to avoid similarity when the non-English source is very flat and factual. The English article obviously uses completely different words and does not carry across any creative expressions, but the same facts are given in the same natural sequence. If you can see a way to

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I apologize. My thinking was that there was clear consensus that the categories like "1st-century bishops of the Church of the East" made no sense because the Church of the East did not exist until the 5th century, but there was value in keeping these "eastern" bishops separate from the general

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Hope you're well, and wasn't the one who found that bitcoin guy dead on the beach! We have articles on every US and UK politician, why shouldn't we have articles on these from Republic of Congo. I don't know if there are sources, but they are party members. Ah you don't do BLP articles though I

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gives a recipe for CHILLI SAUCE DIP that lists the ingredients given in the article, although it does not say "normally served with" this sauce. I have tweaked the wording and removed the tag. A sauce using ketchup and oxo cubes are what one might expect of the Scots, a barbaric race.

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I have removed the picture from the article. The source claimed it was Stoddard, but seems to have disappeared. We can use another picture, even if it is protected by copyright, on the basis of "fair use", but would have to have some evidence that it was of Stoddard. The

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I've just come across this article and wondered if I could urge you to be careful not simply to translate directly from non-free French texts in your future editing. I note there are a few parts of the article it comes dangerously close to the same phrasing as in the

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The problem with ORES is that it may copy the bad habits of humans and assess short articles as stub and long ones as C regardless of actual quality and completeness. I am a bit pessimistic, but at least if there were a bot it would help and could be improved.

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Thanks. I thought of that, but think the redirects are useful, and anyway don't want to wait around for renames. There are not many articles involved and not many categories for the 1960–1964 period. Mostly what I am doing is futzing around starting stubs like

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I don't think spelling has much to do with linguistic ability. I imagine that in the past there have been totally illiterate Levantine traders who could effortlessly discuss complex subjects in flawless French, Italian, Greek, Turkish, Arabic and Persian.

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and then by World War II, restructured in the 1970s. Typical wine guide reviews say good but not brilliant wine. Nothing on the architecture (which looks uninteresting) or history that I could find. I think it would be a stretch to make a useful article.

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thing I have been looking through the resorts of Lake County and triaging "unincorporated communities" that were actually fairly well documented resorts during California's resort boom at the start of the 20th century. Compared to our dismal article,

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Hi, can you do me a favour and find Prost, a town which was called that in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, now in the Czech Republic. I can't find it, it's a current smaller town in the Czech Repuiblic which used to be called Prost but can't find it,

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I started that one in 2013 and had forgotten all about it! I tracked down and added the missing source. No idea how that happened. I have 'User:Ucucha/HarvErrors.js', which flags these problems, but obviously did not have it back then. Thanks,

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who knows 52 languages only speaks 10 truly fluently. There's a big difference between being able to largely read and understand text and being able to write and speak to a native level of proficiency. That Steve doesn't write is a give away.†

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Due to the links he forged during the war with Firmin van Bree, in 1945 he was put in charge of diamond sales of Forminière. He organized and represented this sector for 17 years in Great Britain, South Africa and the United States.

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Golden Age of Hollywood." Another point, which I think is weak, is that there may be no reliable source that gives the list as a whole, so it is a product of original research. You could challenge the deletion. I did that for

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The article cites "The Arratoon Apcar 1890" but no such source is listed in the bibliography. Can you please add? Also, suggest installing a script to highlight such errors in the future. All you need to do is copy and paste

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I have been circling round this one, starting articles on a mountain, pioneers, creek, powerplant, businessman, earthquake, banks and airport. Not many resorts have a 5,000 foot airstrip. Maybe if it goes up for deletion ...

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Greetings from Amsterdam, NL. I am searching for a polygon with the coordinates of the Amazon rainforest, eg the basin and the biome as you produced for a.o. Knowledge (XXG). Maybe you can send me in the right direction.

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Hi, thanks for adding the language. Can you tell me where to find a list of the Indigenous Australian languages so I can fix some of these too. All I can find are the 2-letter codes not the 3-letter ones. Thanks

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More pictures would definitely help. But I am a bit skeptical about our ability to maintain articles about the more obscure communities. Physical geography and historical events and people are more stable.

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I'll let you know how it goes, but... other than featured pictures being in a very slow period right now, I'm not seeing much problems. If it doesn't pass now, I'll just... renominate it in a few months.

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Your recent change to use a template on this page seems to have broken the category sorting. The page should be sorted under "P" but it sorts under "L" instead. I tried to correct it but without luck.

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does not show much there now, so maybe there is not much to say about the physical town. A split would have to be discussed and agreed on the talk page. Some of the material probably belongs in

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run something back in 2008 when Fritzpoll was coding a bot and all the inconsistencies we now have and the huge amount of missing articles would at least be on here with some basic facts.♦

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is very puffy too, not at all written from the viewpoint of independent sources, although the subject seems notable. O wad some Pow'r the giftie gie us to see oursels as ithers see us!

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as having failed verification. It is something that has been in the article since you created it in 2015, but it isn't mentioned in the source given and seems unlikely to be true.

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in the Sydney area, over 1000 km away. So don't feel bad if you can't figure it out, as it is truly complicated and some of the knowledge we need is now lost.

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I give up. He may speak a lot of languages but he can't spell. His wife was born in Macow, which is why she speaks Cantonese. Prost is somewhere in Moravia.

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Way way too much on the history for the main town article. Would you be willing to split it into a separate history article? Looks interesting anyway. †

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is of Harry Stoddard. I believe that is originally from his newspaper, The Worcester Telegram and Gazette, but I am not sure for copyright purposes.

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No, but he was a diplomat, so no doubt would have had to do written work. He lived in Hong Kong for a while so I think the spelling is deliberate.†

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hi there. so i was wrong thinking that it was your edit which originally added the exception to wikipedia on circular. im sorry about that.

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Actually, the lawyer and investor who bought Escalle's estate and then held on to it for 30 years is notable. There's a fair amount about

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may be helpful to you. The map is somewhat coarse-grained. For exmample, the islands off Brisbane (where I live) are shown on the map as

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Depends on the category. In Lists of species it should be under "P", since every member of the category starts with "List" or "Lists".

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It helps a lot that he could slide into the "Agriculture, food, and drink" category at the top of the nomination list, haha. --

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Well done sir, I will be very glad if you answer my question. When will an article be visible for public after being published?

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Hope you're well and haven't been affected by the floods or weather. Can you find anything on this chateau, it was deleted.†

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Thanks for all your contributions to Knowledge (XXG) this past year, like this tree, you are a light shining in the darkness.

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I have been floundering in the swamps of the Congo, where no rich people live, but may drag myself out. Jean seems notable.

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By the way, I love how you use hard returns on the end of each sentence. Makes the wiki markup so much easier to read! --

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I am interested in it for very low ranked articles, as one tool for editors who are trying to fix up all the tagging by

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That is a difficult one. I agree that it is mostly history and says very little about the town itself. But Google Maps

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Fantastique monsieur! Je suis très impressionné par l'extension! Je vous souhaite un joyeux Noël et une bonne année!†

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I pumped it up a bit, but had to scrape the bottom of the barrel. Just a big, plain house built about 150 years ago.

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work. I just loved the article. Also, I'm happy to inform you that, it is now a GA, and trying to promote it to FA.

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone, including you, is welcome to contribute to the discussion. Regards,

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Hola. Any chance you could expand this one, it's rather pathetic and I remembered your interest in Nigeria!†

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Knowledge (XXG):Redirects for discussion/Log/2022 January 16#Banque de la Compagnie Financière de Suez

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I have no idea when or why I started the redirect to the parent, but have put it back. The article on

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the page to address the issues raised in the deletion notice. Otherwise, it may be deleted later by

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I can't believe that resort got deleted, it goes to show you how useless some people are on here!†

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I think that I dispute the deletion of Aymatth2's edit there, if not any of the other edits. ☺

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Well, it's hit five supports, which is a quorum. It's largely guaranteed to pass at this point.

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I am interested in auto assessment of articles and saw your bot request. Was the bot created?

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around one of Tiscornia's properties, and I suspect other sources might turn up if I looked.

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That was a long time ago. If you want to work it through the GA process, please feel free.

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I think it is fixed. But should the list be under "pigs" as well as "lists of pigs"?

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Can you find anything on this. The "largest hotel in Niue" asserts notability IMO.†

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and is still on a Knowledge (XXG) blacklist. The journal article looks fine to me.

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Thanks. I will watch it, and hope it makes it through. It is a good picture and

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That was fast! I was expecting a long, painful process. Congratulations.

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Figured you'd want to know, as you made the article: This is

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I'd guess that was a legit spelling in English in his time.†

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Did you say the Congo? Would that make you interested in

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I am fine and hope you are too. Normal hot weather here.

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Grande-Bretagne qu'en Afrique du Sud et aux Etats-Unis.

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