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tomorrow. I couldn't revisit the discussion easily at the moment and I'm not an expert on all these fictional characters, so I can't tell you what I did, but probably I just said the wrong thing. Sometimes I need a translator, and I definitely need an editor! As an aside, I'm glad these characters and worlds are capturing people's imaginations, and I don't know why so many editors are constantly trying to squelch and squash them. Writing articles seems a far better way to spend time than deleting the work (albeit imperfect at times) of others. Copy editing, tightening, and clarifying of course I have no issue with. But I digress. Take care and have fun.
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I'm not totally clear on your second question. But ummmm... I support the merge to whatever group the characters belong to, does that help? It might be cool to merge them somewhere they don't belong, but I think that might be a bit daring. If I need to fix anything let me know and I'll try to do it
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Since there is no evidence of design the fact that a rule can be applied to make it read "this is not a code" is merely superfluous extra evidence. (That by the way supports my case). In closing I would like to say that this piece of gibberish appears to know what it is talking about and who/how are
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had it right: how can we prove that he exists? The simple answer (and one that the church(es) couldn't comprehend) is he doesn't. Nope, nothing, nada. Therefore, we can sue all we like out of him (or her, or it, or etc.) and get nowhere other than a few thousand dollars richer at the expense of His
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which has currently produced over 2300 article improvements and creations. The Australia challenge would feed into the wider region one and potentially New Zealand could have a smaller challenge too. The main goal is content improvement, tackling stale old stubs and important content and improving
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Well you could reuse the citation several times, but to anyone that actually follows the link it should be clear... yeah, I didn't. The naming conventions link was something I happened upon by chance; I found it quite interesting and thought it might help you figure out your next lot of place name
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For a full list, check the link above. (You can scroll up and down to see them all!) I am slightly annoyed that they took advantage of our language then deleted it. Makes me say grr... I don't think we can appeal. We could have while they were debating it (although I'm fairly sure a procedure of
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But I assume that you did not intend that this should be done. I believe that for something to truly be a code there has to be the intention for some other party to apply a rule to their creation. If there is no such intention then it is not a code, then it is just a bit of gibberish written by
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As an expert on the subject of pointless debate, I feel motivated to express my opinion. Now we must remember that this is not a debate over what is right or wrong; it is a debate ABOUT the code (or not code, conspiracy, etc.) Therefore, we must reason in line with what the code (or not code,
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As for needing to listen to this dead/non-existant being, do you really feel the need to listen to voices that aren't there and go against your own personal beliefs? Please don't say you're a schizo and do whatever they tell you because I will dismiss those claims on grounds of
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sourcing/making more consistent but new articles are also welcome if sourced. I understand that this is a big goal for regular editors, especially being summertime where you are, but if you'd like to see large scale quality improvements happening for Oceania and Australia like
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Good to see you've given up on studying too! My edit summaries should provide all my criticisms, and now I remember that you preferred it when I just told you what to fix.... meh. Check the diffs and learn from that. Best of luck for Classics on Friday; see you on Saturday! --
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This is somewhat contradictory to the argument I had in place before, but the grunt of the matter remains the same. God is incapable to affect anything that may be happening on Earth because he either doesn't exist or is dead. Therefore the gender of said individual is
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is pretty much as the links will tell you: don't end the lives of others. This includes animals, vegetables and other living things (remember MRS GREN from Y10 Science?). In other words, this "God" character is encouraging us to go up there and join him in the
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Please stop tagging all my splits to be merged back into the original articles. These lists get very large, and tend to overshadow the academic purpose of the main article. They are fundamentally different and shouldn't be shoehorned into one place.
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is a dab (disambiguation) page, and several other articles just don't have the end bit coz they're the only place in the world. Any other problems you face may be solved by adding a #, followed by a section heading, to the the internal link
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On the next point I would like to ask whether a code/hunk of gibberish written by monkeys has free will. You claim that it does not wish to be called a code but how do you know what it wants? It is an inanimate object, a figment of reality.
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I would like to point out that at no point did i state that it was a code I merely debated whether it was. I would also know what the winner of the first survivor series, now incasseroled for tax evasion has anything to do with this debate.
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all know that it is written in a form of replacement code (each letter is replaced with another, in a organised and methological format). Hence, it is a code. But it still insists that it IS NOT a code. We can compare this to the times of
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Knowledge (XXG) is to tell the author it had been nominated... that would be me), but now it's gone, it's gone. We COULD recreate it, but there is not really much point. I was in it for the userbox (the cat came free), and some of the
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What does "thou shalt not kill" actually mean? Cardamon, will you please use your wizardly wisdom and answer these puzzling dilemmas or at least respond. Feel free to blast me as a heretic but keep all discussion G-rated.
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Too late, we are officially publically disbanded. (Yet another page I created is down the pipehole). However, we are still allowed to proclaim our babbling ability by leaving our userbox on our respective user pages.
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Jack said CalcSchol was impossible, which reaffirms my belief in your brilliance. I saw the amount of AfDs you were in, which is really good going! Although I advise you, if you already have not, to read
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I only just got through the door into this user talk page, on account of my head being almost too large :D But I looked at the page and rewrote it. I think you'll find it is a significant improvement. --
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I had a once-over, fixed up some spelling mistakes and prose... the only thing I am unsure of is whether to italicize the names of the papers. Otherwise, feel free to move it to the mainspace! --
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In communications, a code is a rule for converting a piece of information (for example, a letter, word, or phrase) into another form or representation, not necessarily of the same type.
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Is this a code because following an operation on it creates an intelligible message or is it not because it says so? If not is it a random collection of letters or a conspiracy?
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By saying that the "code" that found its way onto your UserPage is written in Gibberish simply screams to all concerned readers that it does not make sense. However, you, I and
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Marids are a form of genie or djinn. The larger IPC article is reasonable as a topical overview, just as "Wood in popular culture" could have sections on both hemlock and elm.
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not likely! it was just improving the page. still, i have complied, and also written this all without capitals. i'm so gramatically incorrect it's not funny nor proper. ~~
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will be happy to fill in the holes if you remain confused on our views. They will also cover are arguments for the conspiracy theory the somewhat confused first speaker,
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exams?" Just look in the question for the answer. Where is God? Up there. Where is up there? Heaven. What is heaven? The place where all the good dead people go.
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Well, it is too. I took the few google hits and "do you mean Manukau" bit to mean that I had spelled it wrong. I imagine you'll have changed it back by now. --
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Seeing as this "code" is in "representation or form another" then we can conclude by saying that while it is not a code by choice, it is a code by definition.
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Seeing as this "code" is in "another form or representation" then we can conclude by saying that while it is not a code by choice, it is a code by definition.
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You accuse us of being morally unjust and yet you slander the glorious English language by claiming that Hitler used it to slander Jews. Where is your proof?
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Seeing as this "code" is in "another form or representation" then we can conclude by saying that while it is not a code by choice, it is a code by definition.
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We seem to have changed sides in the middle and then you accused me of being Hitler. I think I would know if I was Hitler. Did Hitler even speak English?
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conspiracy, etc.) has to say for itself. In highly scientific and sociological terms, this means if the code says it is not a code, then it is not a code.
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Urghh... Calc wasn't bad. German... well, I did 20 minutes of study for it. English was disappointing. But only four to go now! How have yours been? --
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Hi. Do you mean merge all the articles together or merge the in popular culture articles (on principle, I am opposed to IPC articles anyway). --
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I see you've added ", New Zealand" to all your links as did the user who edited the M.Standard, but the articles are not always at these places.
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Is he/her/it God? If he/her/it is God is he having the world on in the Koran, Bible etc.? If he is not God should we still listen to him/her/it?
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Sorry about that. I don't know where I came up with that. I have corrected my comments (hopefully) to reflect that no such game exists. Sorry!
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Also if people think that there is a conspiracy between conspiracy theorists to make conspiracies where there aren't any is it a conspiracy?
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Yeah I know. I was at work and bored. I did think about redirecting it after I unstubbified it a little, but then we had to go home. --
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Beligaronia will now sit down to consider the implications of the opposing team's arguments, while keeping on the lookout for ducks
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03:47, 22 June 2007 (UTC) No, that's how I have decided to sign my name. It's like it follows a quote... you know what I mean? ~~
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Hi there, if you are interested in possibly writing a biography about a Dunedin personality, then I invite you to have a look at
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Bulbapedia Userpage got vandalised. I hope you're in quick enough to see it before we delete my page, thus redlinking me again.
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This user will now wait for the opposing team to come back and fall over the tripwire he has placed around the edge of the hole.
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anyhoo... Here, I'd argue that the articles are all so small that they may as well be merged (except for Genie, possibly). --
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Upon further reflection, my argument is a load of horse manure, and I should have spent this time on my history research.
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I would like to bring up the fact that The Noble and Most Ancient House of Trombonator, the only survivor of which is
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or using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. Finally, please do your best to
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Can we appeal? Half the people who responded were random babblers as well. What other pages went down the pipeline?
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We were both unable to be there, but if you zoom in a bazillion percent on the man in the bottom right corner...
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WARNING: This section may contain blasphemy. God, if you really are there and reading this, please forgive us.
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In closing I would like the opposing team to clarify which side each of us is arguing and what is the moot.
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What's wrong with the lead? Except a comma should go after "the Wairarapa", before "including Masterton."
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Something along the lines of "Hi I come in pieces". It was funny, but I'm glad I'm redlinked again. --
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aimed at people older than we are? I'll have you know that with the right ID I can get into R18 movies.
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Gibberish is a generic term in English for talking that sounds like speech, but has no actual meaning.
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make a terrible, horrible unforgivable mistake we are sentenced to an eternity or two "down there".
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However, this brings up the debate about the writing of the "code". The Knowledge (XXG) article on
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I would like to point out that the existence of a rule does not imply that it was intentional.
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I've never met you, but just by looking at your userpage, I had to give you this! Congrats!
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I always do my thinking down holes it saves having to keep on the lookout for ducks!
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Let us imagine that it is not Germany 1941. It is New Zealand 2007 around teatime.
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Request for applications for position of Wikipedian-at-Large, Aotearoa New Zealand
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I tried my darnedest, but to no avail. Also, replied on my talk re: userboxes ~~
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G-rated? G-RATED? How dare you suggest that I may fill up your talk space with
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other users pointed out some good points i.e. it makes WP look unprofessional.
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paraphrasing one of the great maestros of the world: (Sir) William Henderson.
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Truth be told, I don't actually care whether we have the category or not. I
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Hello Beligaronia! As you have not yet revieved a greeting, allow me to say
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They plan to speedily delete my duck category. Please send aid, and fast.
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Neither does the ".... all except the Newsletter were brought to stops".
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After these things are looked at, I think you're good to mainspace. --
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Mister Beligaronia, I must point out to you that by calling the text "
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I meant the user subpage, which is what I removed it from. :D --
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Probably. Feel free to correct, unless I get there first... --
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with some interesting tips for us both. Email me instead. --
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care that you didn't sign your last post. Grr. Again.
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