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I think it's a very good idea to make this semantic distinction, but I don't feel particularly strongly about it in any practical sense. I am aware that when these codes are rendered as a PNG they often look ugly, but that is a problem with the math engine and is noted on the feature requests page.
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Sorry if I'm not posting properly. Firstly I want to thank you for your nice message and for reverting my mistake. The reason why I want to move "Mandrake Linux" to "Mandrakelinux" is that
MandrakeSoft has changed the name of the distribution to "Mandrakelinux" for legal reasons. I was about to add a
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Thank you for offering to help. I am trying to move the entry "Mandrake Linux" to "Mandrakelinux" (its new name) but the move is refused because a "Mandrakelinux" entry already exists (it's a redirect to "Mandrake Linux"). If you could please make the move and then change "Mandrake Linux" to redirect
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page that put back a line that I took out. I removed the line "This is generally not the case; exclusively lesbian women are not interested in having sex with men." because while I believe it is true, it is not really relevent to the section (Pornography and male preconceptions about lesbians) where
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but I need the the page history moving which I am unsure how to do. You would then see that I didn't originate the article, but there were many links to the differently named pages which is why I tried to tidy up all links to the correctly titled page. Could you possibly move the page history from
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for the first time. It says there "See also", "Related topics" and "Related articles" are all considered valid. If you say "See also" is used more often I will use this heading in future articles. But it should be made clear in the style manual that this heading (for internal links) is preferred.
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Sydney isn't a suburb - it's a city. I think you're referring to the Sydney CBD or what americans would call the downtown, or what I'd call the 'city'. It does have a postcode, but can't be accurately referred to as a suburb. Mainly because it's definining characteristic is that it's a mercantile
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is the first time iv'e used "talk". thanks for saying how good my article on 'william does his bit" was. about the formal writing tip, the reason i dont do it so formal, is because that usually i like to take my own time to complete a page, and i add bit by bit, then clean it up. usually others
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my dear fellow, it is most awful that it is me that has to bring this about, but on cityrail maps the terminal stations do not have the word terminal in the name. only domestic and international. please correct me if i looked at an historical map, but i still believe the point i pointed out
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You're probably right, though I needed to word as such temporarily it so to make it completely clear that you were talking about the names of the train stations, otherwise the sentence is not clear. I'll ensure the correct name now. Thanks for pointing it out (to this dear lady, btw ;)
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I did miss the "mistaken" addition, I'm sorry. But perhaps it serves to underscore that the point that the view is mistaken is a bit "lost". And I do agree with you that the sentence as it stands is a little tautological, so I'm going to change it to just "this is not generally the
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Aha that's handy now it's on my talk page so next time I don't know how to edit a redirect I will have that there and i don't need to search through ten FAQ pages. Thanx for you exceedingly fast help :-D Knowledge really rulezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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cleared this list (sometime during the next month) I will be concentrating on looking at the articles themselves to see where improvements can be made. Please feel free to send me any advice you deem helpful as I gratefully receive any input whatsoever.
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It was listed as a speedy deletion. The article's not encyclopedic. We don't deal in minor topics such as schoolkid games. If you feel strongly about it, I can undelete and put it on Votes for
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It's okay, I don't mind fixing it if need be. Problem is, "trees" don't cover precisely mathematics, nor computer science. Actually, in retrospect that was rather stupidly short sighted of me. Let me try and fix it. Give me a bit :)
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Thank you. I didn't actually write the article "A Separate Peace" (I had to think why you wrote me about that), but there was so much that needed typesetting and wikification that I missed it. God bless you, and have a great day!
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In the article concerned, none of the links in the "Related articles" section were linked inline, so, in the interests of maintaining consistency ("see also" is far more common in articles than "related articles"), it was changed.
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I only did it once. There may be a minor problem in that with some settings the 2^n will always render as a PNG which will look ugly, but it's not such a big deal. If you feel strongly about it, by all means, continue to use it.
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centre (financial and sales), rather than a popluated area (which it is these days, too). Suburbs such as Surry Hills or Ultimo impinge upon it, and may soon become part of it, but for the moment they're a different animal.
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Greetings and felicitations. Just a heads up—I intent to be editing the various H articles in the next hour or two to correct the title capitalizations, so you might want to hold off on editing them for a few hours. ^_^
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tags etc.) so it makes no difference to the browser and makes a significant difference to the article. If you feel that things are not being displayed properly by the math engine then you should take it up at
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thanks for the help. I just updated that page to test it and was about to revert till you caught it. I didnt think anyone would've viewed it within the 1 minute that the change was there. No harm intended.
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Well, I had just edited the article, and was probably interested in what the anon added. I may have watched it, I can't remember. If you watch articles they stick out more in RC (they're in bold).
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Thanks for the movement and clean-up of several articals I've edited and/or written. I'm starting to rely on you cleaning up things I miss, so I guess I should at least wave and smile once :)
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I was trying to get my words in line with the word "attitudes". The word before was "appealing", and you can't really have "appealing attitudes" :) Let me try and fix it.
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article within a minute after the attack. I was just wondering how were you able to respond that quickly. Does wiki have text analysis software that detects such attacks?
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it was contained. I also think that it is an old sterotype, and to most people it is pretty obvious. It would be like saying "Vegans are not interested in eating meat".
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I just skimmed the discussion. Seems to complicated for me. If you say "See also" is used more often I believe you and will use the heading in the future.
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a lot, and I'm fast ;) I think I was an admin then too, so I had one-click capability. No, no text analysis software, just a lot of eyes...
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652:Dysprosia
627:Dysprosia
589:Dysprosia
537:Dysprosia
513:Dysprosia
474:Dysprosia
430:Dysprosia
406:Dysprosia
311:Dysprosia
182:Idolcrash
170:Dysprosia
122:Dysprosia
940:deletion
671:→Raul654
642:Dpbsmith
485:HappyDog
463:HappyDog
361:User:Gnu
324:Scraggy4
301:Scraggy4
274:Scraggy4
562:Lesbian
524:Watcher
499:Watcher
99:Lesbian
81:Hello,
809:Cyrius
617:rapidq
349:Morwen
343:Thanks
206:DavidA
117:case".
930:G↭a⇅a
885:LaTeX
841:stoat
693:Tosha
333:this
158:Zacha
16:<
959:Ok.
934:Talk
910:vs.
889:Matt
775:Talk
771:Phil
761:and
606:Talk
579:Talk
569:sex.
550:fuck
90:Yama
74:Yama
843:).
759:Oak
282:Tip
267:or
258:Tip
230:Nat
216:MGM
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928:—
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604:|
577:|
509:RC
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