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I have been posting here and there as time allows, but nowhere near the level of devotion I see from you and other prolific editors. I mostly stick to Asian and
Japanese issues, as those are my strengths. However, I have set my browser homepage to open a wikipedia random page, and found myself
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Its messy, particularly since a huge percentage of the google hits are for the wikipedia version (#1) and various forks, and the rest are almost entirely non-professional academic mentions. The big sources are completely clueless as to the term (brittanica, dictionary/encyclopedia.com., etc...
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I've re-edited the "transsexual" section according to best practice as advised by "Press for Change", the UK's main political source. I'm sorry if you do not agree with the importance with which I insist that "transsexual" be regarded as an adjective, but I have a very long experience with the
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Thought I'd add a response to your comments on my talk page to yours. Thanks so much for that helpful intro info--it ca be daunting being a newbie :-) . Knowledge seems like my ideal of how the WWW should be, and I'm not sure why I did not come across it before. Unfortunately, I do not have
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Ahh yes, the numbers. Well, I can't keep track of any of these project pages, so I'm not contributing there, but see what else you want to do with the numbers now. I'm done with my sweeps through the 1-10k range; note that "divisors" is only part of the template for numbers with more than 2
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Re MPs: if you insist on editing the next name in the list ahead of me, you will just get your work over-written. If you want to help with this, start at the other end of the alphabet. And please follow the format I have established. These are not stubs.
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has RGB with 8 bit integers for each channel, and CMYK uses floating point proportions for each channel. Eh what!? So at some point, someone should either write everything using proportions, or write everything scaled to 8 bit integers. :-)
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00:16, 8 Apr 2004 (UTC): Everyone also says OSI, SNMP, IETF, LAN too. Internet technologies and standards are rife with acronyms and initialisms. Is there an important distinction to CORBA that I'm missing? See more at
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I didn't intend to pick the next name in the list - I just picked him at random (Apologies for stepping on your toes). I'm still trying to get the hang of these articles, so please bear with me.
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subject, and long wnough to know that this usage is the correct one to show to the public. I hope you can agree that self-definition is the way forward. (Yes, I;m new here, but so were we all)
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I havn't been able to figure out your POV (which is probably a good sign ;) and I have only seen you make good edits thus far, so I wanted to compliment you on your NPOV.
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I'll see if I can write some method of getting things to integers properly instead of reals, but don't hold your breath - I'm soooo busy nowadays! Anyway, thanks again :)
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Dysprosia, I finally looked at my own talk page, and saw your welcome. Thanks for that. I guess you are the nice neighbor that comes around with the basket of fruit.
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I'm totally new here (as a user and contributor) but thought I'd try adding something that I searched for and was not there. Thanks for fixing what I wrote on the
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I look forward to finding more about how
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This is my first attempt at using the talk function, which feels fairly cumbersome, imho. I did begin a response to you yesterday - but ended up not posting it.
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P.P.S. When finding info it would probably be very useful if
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It's not a good format. There should be a better use of headers, and some full sentences used in the introduction. Where can I discuss changes to this?
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I support
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I know. I wanted to put down vi, or even pico, both I had to look in the mirror and see what exactly was there. Sometimes it's not very pretty. :) --
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The dictionaries I have access to don't have the -ance variations listed as being
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I find it interesting that there is a related link to Scania Vabis trucks. Must be some confusion or some copy right infringements are in order
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non-trivial divisors (else the factorization says it all). other than that, I think all numbers-page editors are on the same page. (-:
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Btw, my preferred modality of communication is IRC - is this available anywhere in Wiki world? If not, you are welcome to visit me at
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I have continued to pursue my hunch as to the significance of red links, In the process of revising many such links I had created at
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Here's a ref I found which references the "The Random House
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Hm? Sure, I'll give it a go! But I think it comes with chordal accompaniment and I don't have the original sheet music...
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I'm busy ATM (in college--should be doing work) but I'd love to do more wiki-ing(?) when I have more time in the future.
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But that's neither here nor there, like, thanks again! :-)
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