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of further debate/discussion. One would thus be led to believe that the most likely reason for this is that you bear some sort of grudge/bias against Mr Keith for some reason or another. I apologise if this is not the case, but your personal deletion of this article would appear to run contrary to both official wikipedia policy and the precedents of 2 votes for "keep". 8 March 2007
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said article. I am fully aware that that article was a popular target for vandals, but nonetheless, having survived two previous attempts by some person or people to have the article deleted, it is more than a little unusual that you should take it upon yourself to delete the article without any sort
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There was really no need to be acting as a pronounced clerk, and it would probably be better if you didn't - it could be considered passing a judgement. However, as a normal editor acting not in any form of clerk capacity, I see nothing wrong with your actions. Actually, it's better not to pronounce
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Wow, very nice :) My apologies for the delay in doing this - per below, and because I wanted to double-check with a couple of my more template-savvy friends whether this will break anything. All I've recieved is positive feedback, so I'm about to go incorporate the changes now. Cheers, and great
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The thanks is sincere. I have had and still have doubts that people will find any measure of satisfaction in having thanks from what could be a gibbering idiot. I'm heartened that you're taking something good from it, because it is sincere even if I am completely off my rocker :)
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how either "User=Billbailey=legend" or "1=Billbailey=legend" will let the template handle the username without breaking. I can keep updating all the username templates I find and have access to edit, but there are some that require the admin bit. So....
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Yeah, unfortunately I'm not aware of any cleaner solution to the issue. Looks like the two of you have worked this out pretty well. Will see if I can pester a few people, just in case, but I don't anticipate anything more we'll figure out. :) –
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Anthony) they will already know.
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Would you please look these over, and, if you approve, copy them from edit mode here to edit mode there, making whatever further adjustments you deem necessary? If not, please just let me know. Thanks! --
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Hi, can you resolve this debate before it gets even more serious? I really don't want this to escalate any further since its causing a great deal of stress to all parties involved. Thank You.
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and that there were no negative feelings caused. Again, thanks for your support even though you opposed and I withdrew it, your vote is much appreciated! Regards -
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Secondly, I was wondering if you have any words of advice to offer? I respect your opinion and I'd love any words of wisdom regarding the above.
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Proposed decision talk page to avoid confusion with the new arbitrators being appointed, but that may not be necessary any more.) Regards,
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Lovely - yet another great article for DYK! Unfortunately, as I mentioned before, the picture can't be used as it is a fair use image. Cheers,
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I noticed you were an admin (I've seen you on IRC sometimes). I think you tried several times. Congradulations. How long have you been admin?
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The trainwreck has already happened. I'm just admiring the damage. ,)
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I should have caught it, as well; fixed. Thanks for the note. Cheers,
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thorougly - a couple of times, at least - before you dive in, though.
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