User talk:Chaosdruid/Archive 3

1068:. No one of this works mentionned a subordination to the Kievan Rus' of the territories later forming Moldavia (today Moldova, my country, & eastern Romania). This is in concordance with Nestor & the other primal sources. But the soviet academic predominant tradition is again present in more maps: they try to legitimate the belong of Bessarabia to the Russian Empire, and the belong of Soviet Moldova (Moldavian SSR) to USSR, by a non-proved anachronic influence of the Rus' into this territory, drawed on the historic maps. In fact, the future Moldova belongs in the early Middle-Age, before the Moldavian principality (1359), succesively to the Bulgarian first empire, to the Khazars, to the Magyars (Etelköz), the Pechenegs, the Cumans, the Iasses (Alans) and the Tatars. The Slavs were present, but this Slavs (Tiverzes and later Brodniks) were independent, and when the Rus' try to subdue them, the Tzars loose this wars & must to go back to Kiev... 210:—signed up this time (nearly triple the participants of the May drive). This benefited the Guild as well as the articles in need of copy editing. You can see from the comparison graphs that we increased the number of completed copyedits substantially. Unfortunately, we were not able to meet our goal of completely wiping out 2008 from the queue. We also were not able to reduce the backlog to less than 6,000 articles. We suspect people were busy with real life summertime things, at least in the northern hemisphere! We were able to remove the months of January, February, March, April, and May from the backlog, and we almost wiped out the month of June. We reduced the backlog by 1,289 articles (17%), so all in all it was a very successful drive, and we will be holding another event soon. We'll come up with some new ideas to try to keep things fresh and interesting. Keep up the good work, everybody! 4530:

example: On June 5, 1978 he was arrested in Miami. I thought there was a comma after 1978 because of the break in the sentence, but reading through policy, I can't find anything that states one way or the other. I even did a search of the words "comma after year", and it wasn't much clearer. I edited that way because I seen others doing it, but I'll just leave them whatever way they are written. Reading through policy can be frustrating at times, as I find one policy often contradicts another. One thing I can say is that it doesn't look that good in articles when you see one sentence begin "In September 1967," and the next sentence "In July 1968" Anyways, like I said I'll just leave them alone and let other editors do as they wish with them.

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the date but not in the example sentence you left on my talk page. There must be alot of editors who also thought so, because most articles seem to have a comma after a date when it's written this way. I was not trying to be destructive here, I honestly thought I was following policy, but I was wrong. If anyone was to check my contributions, they would see that I only ever made edits that I thought were constructive. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, I won't make anymore similar edits. I just wish someone had pointed this out to me earlier, before I had made the edits to so many articles. Once again, thank you and sorry for the cunfusion I caused.

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leaving this message on behalf of the current milhist coordinators to encourage you to run for the position of coordinator. If you have any questions or comments about the position you are welcome to ask any members of the current coordinator tranche, we would be happy to answer your questions. Note that while this message is being left to encourage you to run for the position you are under no obligation to do so, and if you decide not to run this decision will not be held against you now or at any point in the future.

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Many thanks for copying the information to the Transport in Ukraine page, you saved me a small job, which I appreciate! I didn't previously consider joining the Ukraine page but will certainly do so now. One final thing, I see you moved the image of the UIA 737 to the right side of the article, I was

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isn't refering to commas after the year, it's refering to comma within the date. 14 December 2010 (no comma required), December 14, 2010 (comma required). I can't find any mention of comma after the year. I was editing under the belief that if there was a break in the sentence, a comma was used. For

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I'm confused now, I can't seem to find this in policy, so I guess I messed up. I thought there was supposed to be a comma when there is a break in the sentence. For example: In 1999 he was drafted by the New York Yankees. I thought that when the sentence was written this way, there was a comma after

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Also you have put the edits back in again without discussing on the talk page. Edits that are massively contraversial, such as yours, should be discussed first after another editor has challenged them before being replaced. I have already asked another editor to look and assess if my reversions were

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I noticed you left a question on Rj's page with some AWB help and I wasn't quite sure what you are trying to do. You mentioned citation errors but this is kind of a broad statement. Could you give a specific example of an error you are trying to fix? Just to clarify I am not nearly as good at regex

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a few days ago with an edit summary of "cleanup using AWB" which, obviously, is inaccurate and would lead anyone who was watching the article to believe that it was an innocuous edit. If AWB won't let you change the edit summary, it might be worth opening another tab or window to place the deletion

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So, I've added just one more reference in the chapter of "Comparison between STRIPS and ADL". The references for the chapters of Syntax and Semantics are already in the article, and I don't know how to include them twice (I've tried to copy again the reference, but it appears twice in the reference

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to determine who among us will serve on the X Tranche, the coordinator tranche beginning 28 September of this month. The current coordinators have offered up the names of a limited number of editors who we believe would make good coordinators, and your name was included in the list. Therefore, I am

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I have replied on your page to the EMMA and TA articles - they say it is not a robot but I pointed out that as it is remotely controlled it falls under the purview of the robotics project. I think this may have misled them into thiking that it also means they can include it on industrial robots. It

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You're welcome! You're actually the second "well established" user who's recently left me scratching my head and saying "WTF?" after they've edited by phone. I guess that means that they're not such a good device for wiki-work. Have yourself a great day, and happy editing... once you get your PC

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I'd like your opinion on the recent KB insertion/revert and my reverts. My take is that there was no consensus for the addition and therefore the addition should not be made. KB sought a consensus for the addition from us, the consensus was not reached, so KB decided to add the text anyway. I

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Can I just point out that you have changed the "battles" elements from Kiev Arsenal January Uprising|Struggle for Kiev 1918]], Ukrainian Civil War into World War I That is not a battle, it is a war. The battles were in fact correct before you deleted them and I am asking that you restore those.

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If you think this statemant is correct then you dont know the historic facts: "But it did not include modern central, eastern, and southern Ukraine, which were inhabited by nomads and had a different history." Dont reverse the truth about Ukraine, nobody is stupid. Try to be honest next time!

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Since the Islands were ceded before 1707, they will have been English to start with and ceded to the English nation (Kingdom of England), though Wales was a part it was not in a union. Cromwells army was also English, often from the Puritan eastern counties, so the islands will be largely

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as my workhorse for most of my work here and it pisses me off that people are removing articles from the list that I might have liked to work on. I'm putting some of the tags back. Sometimes I clean it up some without re-tagging. Sometimes I tag and do some work. And sometimes,

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There is seemed to be a great confusion in that regard. However, claims that the Legion of Ukrainian Sich Riflemen was participating in the Kiev Uprising at time are way off. The legion also was formed not in 1917, but rather 1914(!) and not in Kiev or Chernivtsi, but in

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Last month I came across some users removing tags often without even doing any improvements, and when they do it's just to do a few links - red as often as not. One of them a Veteran Editor who should know better! And I'm guessing that's just the tip of the iceberg.

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Just wondering were you are in regards to material on the outcome of Charnwood? To note i have mentioned on the RFC talkpage that i will collate what i have over the next few days and post the information on the Charnwood talkpage so we can thrash out the outcome.

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Hi. I have finally got around to finding some spare time and have posted the infomation i have, has been posted in the various discussions, and from google books, onto the Charnwood talkpage: 27 sources. Will await further information from yourself and others.

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Technically, I can't work on the original maps because the files have not a "Edit" button. If I modify one on my desk, I can't save the new version with the same name, the system refuses. When I change the name, the size & resolution is smaller. Too bad !

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Anyway I will try and plough through all the suggestions and comments - one though was that the OR was mentioned in an earlier review - if possible can you tell me where that was mentioned as I must have missed it. I only saw the original FA and FA review.

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As a side note, KB wants to continue the debate, but his argument is just going over the same ground. I see no reason to engage in repetition. I believe we understand each other's positions, but if there is something that you want clarified, let me know.

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election has started. You are cordially invited to help pick fourteen new coordinators from a pool of twenty candidates. This time round, the term has increased from six to twelve months so it is doubly important that you have your say! Please cast your

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Take some time and learn something about Ukrainians and Ukraine because some of Wiki english articles about Ukraine are disgrace for your media. I am not important, but it is awful to read untruth and rubbish articles. Read and learn something new:

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There has been no reponse to the GA review by any of the people or projects contacted, and no work has been done on the article. I have closed it as a fail. When the OR issues have been dealt with the article can be submitted again for GA listing.

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Hello. I can see where you're coming from with England being used instead of the 'Kingdom of England' this is a simple overlooked error. I meant to put 'Kingdom of England' as the link but forgot. I'll add it now you've pointed it out.

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is scheduled to be closed on 12 December 2010 because it will have been open for more than 30 days and inactive for more than 7 days. You can keep it open longer by posting a comment to the review page requesting more input. Adding

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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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is missing a description and/or other details on its image description page. If possible, please add this information. This will help other editors to make better use of the image, and it will be more informative for readers.

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article will need to wait until I have my next break, which should be around the end of this month or so. I'll try to get online some time on the Freenode IRC if you're on there, or you can email me via the userpage link.

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A huge "thank you" to all editors who helped clear the backlog and to others who helped out behind-the-scenes. See you at the next drive, and until then, please continue to help us work through the backlog. Happy editing!

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available, and would probably lose my temper with it pretty quickly if it kept ringing all the time. If you're interested in taking a look at the dif and talk page comments from the other phone-based editor I mentioned,

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Created on 2nd August. Is this allowed? Can anyone come along and add a page for their company? Started by some guy in 2002. Is that all it takes? What do you think? I found it because they have also added a link in the

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The idea of writing an article about ADL came into my mind after writing a paper for a Seminar in my university. So some of the references should link my paper, but I haven't submit yet to any journal or conference.

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If you come across me tagging and you don't think it needs a tag then just take the tag back off. If you check my contribs you'll see that I usually don't like to waste edits and fill up storage space with diffs.

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Although we did not eliminate the months we planned to (January, February, and March 2009; and August, September, and October 2010), we did reduce the backlog by 627 articles (11.2%), which was over our goal of

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ECHR uses just the phrase I used: "concrete and persisiting links" in its 2 decisions over Cyprus property issue (Ctrl + F, and write "concrete and persisiting links", you will see the phrase in the decision):

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As I said - discuss on the article talk page please, not my talk page, before making those changes. There are many editors to the Ukrainian articles that would need to see this so I will copy it to there.

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Historically, I must to correct an anachronism in the south-west side of this map (and some others) since the "Westermann Grosser Atlas zur Weltgeschichte", 1985, Hans-Erich Stier (dir.) pp.

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I am finally back after fixing my PC (new mboard cpu and memory) and find it a little surprising that I was the only person to have been interested in editing the article.

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can be included in your tally, even if they do not have a copy edit tag. This is a great place to go if you are interested in finding a higher quality article to work on.

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just wondering if maybe it should be on the left to make it more visible and not appear as part of a 'block', although to be honest, it's not such a huge problem really!

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I know, I added the university image ;) haha. Anyway, it looks fine for sure. Thanks and all the best. Ps. I'd be happy to help any time if you require any info etc.

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is taking place and has been put on hold for an initial seven days to allow work to take place to address concerns mainly around referencing and original research.

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RE: The previous content of this page appears to infringe on the copyright of the text from the source(s) below and is now listed on Knowledge:Copyright problems:

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There are a couple of differences I can see on there, the main one being that the map you have changed to is harder to read as it appears to be smaller in size.

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Thanks for the barnstar! I'm still working on H of Norfolk, mostly reading up the nineteenth century and making notes. Watch this space... I've also downloaded

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If the information is not provided, the image may eventually be proposed for deletion, a situation which is not desirable, and which can easily be avoided.

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has started, and will run for a month. Thanks for signing up. There's a special prize for most edits on the first day, in case you've got high ambitions. --

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is more suited to sanding machine or industrial machinery than to the industrial robots page. I will let you decide on what you wish to do on that matter.

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Discussions are underway to elect our inaugural group of GOCE Coordinators. Guild members and Drive participants are invited to have a look at the

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I have a bad case of Flu - spent last week shivering and looks as if it's turned into a chest infection so may well be off a little while longer

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next drive, as long as you participated in the September drive. Over the course of the next week or two, we will be handing out the barnstars.

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Hi. I've restored the article, but I think you'll see why I deleted it. It needs a lot of work, including a sentence or two about the album. —

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I think it is safe to take this issue to dispute resolution. Can you help with that if you have time, I do not know the procedure very well.

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probably won't be actioned. It might be worth dealing with it yourself, or whatever fun thing you do with copyvios. Happy copyvio hunting!

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It seems to me that if MoS says we can write 14 December 2010 without commas then we should not be using the comma with just the year.

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The reason I change them is because the information was not correct. Ukrainian Sich Riflemen was a national legion in the army of

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Please keep in mind the possibility of removing other tags when you are finished with an article. If the article no longer needs

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no it is not copyrighted. but we should put a cerative commons notice up on the web site. if they ask, you have my permission

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CD. Hey buddy! I thought you might be interested in the discussion going on about the possibility of merging two articles - the

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Spread the WikiLove by adding {{subst:User:The Utahraptor/Christmas tree}} to any editor's talk page with a friendly message.

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Please be sure to use an accurate edit summary when marking an article for deletion. You put an article up for speedy deletion

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In the final part of our series on copyright, Moonriddengirl describes how to deal with copyright infringements on Knowledge

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It is pleasant to read a good word now and then, thanks. My small efforts suit my time and ability. Onward, Knowledge! --

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Date: November 10, 2010 12:15:44 PM CEST To: permissions-en@wikimedia.org Subject: copyright issues Reply-To: w@thing.net

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Our newest A-class medal recipients, this September's top contestants, plus the reviewers' Roll of Honour (Apr-Sep 2010)

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I saw your kind words of wisdom on Bathhouse Row. Indeed I have done tons of such improvements and continue to do so.

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Wow, I know absolutely nothing about wireless phones. I've purposely refused to buy one because I don't like being

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Thank you for participating in the last 2010 backlog elimination drive! We look forward to seeing you in January!

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Anglo-African. The article does only say the 'majority' of inhabitants are of English and African not all of them.

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The return of reviewer awards, task force discussions, and more information on the upcoming coordinator election

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Wow - I didn't realise those barnstars were going to be given out !! Thanks all that really was unexpected :¬)

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As an amateur, I do enjoy the part concerning the artificial intelligence. But no professional dedication :-)

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We nearly wiped out the 2008 articles from the backlog—there were only 13 remaining when the drive closed.

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I have offered to mediate this. Please indicate your acceptance or lack on the mediation page. Thanks.

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In the first of a two-part series, Moonriddengirl discusses the problems caused by copyright violations

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fyi, I've named you as a dispute participant in an informal request for mediation that I filed at

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We have reached the end of our fourth backlog elimination drive. Thanks to all who participated.

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Eight people will receive The Most Excellent Order of the Caretaker's Barnstar (100,000+ words):

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I'm not touching but somewhere out there is someone who would love to sink their teeth into it.

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The results of September's coordinator elections, plus ongoing project discussions and proposals

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Once again, thanks for your support! If you have any questions, contact one of our coordinators—

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Wishing you all the very best for the season. Thanks for all your help and support this year.

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Our next drive is scheduled for January 2011. In the meantime, please consider helping out at

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Hello. Sorry for the delay, I've been very overloaded with unexpected work in the last weeks.

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is presented with this exclusive, brilliant, Most Excellent Order of the Caretaker's Star. --

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A total of 59 barnstars will be awarded to 40 editors—well done, and congratulations to all.

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July's contest results, the latest awards to our members, plus an interview with Parsecboy

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I just did... before finding this message. I'm glad there's an explanation for that. --

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can sommeone please undo my edit as I cannot trust that the phone will not make it worse

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and we have just one FA and only two GAs. I wonder if you could please do an AWB run on

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A recap of the month's new Featured and A-Class articles, including a new featured sound

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Hi, I saw some of the notes you left concerning the Android move. You could always do a

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From the editors, "Military Historian of the Year", New Incubator, Black Project Report

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Hi Chaosdruid, I edit articles on (mostly Indian) natural history. I am a member of

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Just a poke, I hope you'll run this year. You have 22 hours left to add your name

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Can you please explain your reasons for changing the map on the Kievan Rus' page?

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Hello. I've made a request for reviewing an article in the WikiProject Robotics (

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http://www.wolfgangstaehle.info/pages.php?content=resume.php&navGallID=Resume

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http://www.wolfgangstaehle.info/pages.php?content=resume.php&navGallID=Resume

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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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apologies - i was under the impression that i had changed the default summary.

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With many thanks in advance for your participation from the coordinator team,

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http://commons.wikimedia.org/File:Kievan_Rus%27_historical_map_980_1054.jpg

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in fact correct and would appreciate it if you did not revert them again -

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as being a story which inspired people to want to figure out how to build

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Nobody will receive The Old School League of Copy Editors award (30,000+).

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I haven't had the flu in years and almost forget how much fun those are.

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bahamut guides us through "Nominating military biographies for deletion"

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http://commons.wikimedia.org/File:Ukrainians_Ukraine_english_version.jpg

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It looks like I made a mistake. Anyway, good luck with your ploughing!

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No problem. Is it posible to put this map on the site of Kievan Rus':

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clear, as those articles count double for word count for this drive.

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Our newest A-class medal recipients and this August's top contestants

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section and comment whether an arbitration is needed or not? Thanks

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You may also be interested in the wikiquette alert I filed against

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CM and the Atlas istorico-geografic of the Romanian academy, 1995,

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Woohoo ! thanks for that :¬) straight on my prized awards page lol

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Robotics/Peer_review

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it appears that there is a problem doing reverts as my revert to

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Hi! Just a reminder for the review of the ADL article :). Cheers.

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have my explicit permission to use any material from both sites.

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The Military history WikiProject Newsletter : LV (September 2010)

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Regarding your participation in the dispute on Genetic Algorithms

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EditorReviewArchiver: Automatic processing of your editor review

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On Nov 9, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Wolfgang Staehle w@thing.net wrote:

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The Military history WikiProject Newsletter : LIV (August 2010)

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and are a great way to spread holiday cheer. Merry Christmas!

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Preliminary information on the September coordinator elections

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for copy editing 8 articles of 5,000 words or more during the

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I am stuck without a pc and using my smartphone for editing

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