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that you don't really think very highly of any of the work that I do, even if you claim you "appreciate it". In the end this comes of (to me at least) as an example of one editor thinking they know the only right way and trying to force that without anyone asking them to. You're pretty much the only person I've come across that's taken such an issue to the content I've added and felt they needed to be hidden away until you or someone likeminded could fix it in the style that you like. Much like you said to me, I'm not going to try to hinder you form turning more articles into drafts but I don't like it and I don't see the benefits from it. Again, sorry if my work looks that bad to you and I hope my future work won't be as bothersome, but I can't change how I function and I'm not about to give up the joy I get from editing Knowledge (XXG) my way, and I really don't see the harm in it so unless more people feel I'm being disruptive or am having a negative impact I think I'll go on to do things the way I work. I don't agree that what I'm going is poor conduct.

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someone really cares about the article that they will work on it and improve it. It's not saying "this is bad and has to go to AfC," it's just an easy way to keep track of stuff that needs to be touched up. I also move stuff to draft because I may not have the energy or time at the present moment to improve it, but I will when I do have the time as I did at JJ. I also am sure to tag stuff I move with the comics WP draft class so that I can keep track of it that way as well. I wouldn't say that I "keep track" of your edits, but like I said you do have a habit of leaving poorly-formatted tables and blank sections in articles. That's different than a stub that is just lacking information in general.

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off. It's clear that you have a bias against how I edit and I'd like to see some motivation for that beyond the fact that you think it looks ugly and incomplete, all articles are works in progress and beyond the fact that there are some empty headings sometimes where is the big harm? Where is the guideline that says that it's ok move a bunch of obviously notable subjects away from the mainspace and just leave them there (again, unless you intend to fix all of them yourself you're essentially leaving them in the

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phrasing) only mentioned the PJI in a passing context as well. To efface the PJI's history of virulent anti-LGBT campaigning, to which it devotes much time and energy, especially when the bulk of the "biased sources" I cited came from newspapers and the PJI's website itself, is unacceptable. Perhaps there is some middle ground to be found, but the article in its previous state falls far short of Knowledge (XXG) standards concerning hate groups.

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advice you to quit doing that because it just makes the encyclopedia lesser and makes fewer people aware of the content. And again, how is putting the articles into draft space better than just working on them in mainspace? You still havn't explained that to me in any good way. How do more people get the chance to work on an article that's tucked away in the sites hidden depts that almost no one ever visits?

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they're bad and remove them from mainspace for weird and poor reasons that as far as I know are just based on your own feelings on them. Again, are you going to fix every single one of them and make sure to put them back? And by what personal standard do you judge them to be "complete" Would it be better if I just ignored to put in the sections at all? Do you remove all stubs you see?

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with claims of "MCNY does not hold copyright on digital images. No other assertion of copyright." or "No assertion of copyright in publication." Failure to assert copyright by a museum or repository does not make an image "free": copyright is general held by the original creator and in the U.S. it is

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I respect where you come from, but you can't proffer your disability as an excuse for poor conduct. It's one thing to leave stubs up--that's not what the issue is here. I'm talking about articles that are legitimately incomplete--like with headings with no text underneath. If that's how you prefer to

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Thank you for your prompt answer, and also for reviewing the page a second time. However - I still don’t understand: Why you say that (for instance) my Cotterill and Eglen (2018) reference is a non-independent source? I never even heard of these two guys until I saw their article - and the journal

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does not bear upon the images' underlying copyright: the publisher may well have acquired permission from the rights holder or museum, as is the case in most commercial publications. And note you can't change licenses to CC-BY because only the copyright holder can choose the license. The easiest way

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back to the mainspace. I strongly disagree that articles should be moved to draftspace solely because they are incomplete, especially one year after they were created. We have a ton of stubs that are incomplete in the mainspace and that is fine. The article as it is is not violating any of Knowledge

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I also never accused you of being malicious (I think most of the time you've been nice to me, if a bit dismissive of my ways) just that you clearly don't respect the way I like to do things based on your own POV and that you self-admited that you think that I "have a pattern" that you've kept track

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It wouldn't surprise me but since we can't know that, we can say for sure that they reverted me once and you once. So the next one will be three and the one after a violation of the WP:3RR bright line. Of course my hope as it seems to be yours is that they take heed and improve their editing. Best,

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published, check for valid copyright notice, and then, subsequent renewal after the required legal period. Demonstrable failure on either of those would make a good case for PD. The default assumption should be that something is in copyright unless there is credible evidence to the contrary. It is

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The problem is that Knowledge (XXG) hardly qualifies as "personal use": it's not just a website, or school project, and posting material here violates non-commercial use: when material is posted it can immediately be viewed, downloaded, and reused by anyone in the world, for any purpose, including

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I've said it a bunch of times: Moving incomplete articles to draft is common procedure. It gets incomplete articles out of mainspace, provides an easy way of tracking articles to improve, and shows which articles have editors that care about them and want to improve them. As per the table comment,

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As far as the JJ article goes, there is no timelimit on Knowledge (XXG), and the stuff that you added could have just been added while it was an article so why not just do that? And the fact that you keep saying "keep doing that if you want to, I can't stop you" just makes a good case for the fact

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Thank you again - I guess my main problem is not that the Legéndy citations are automatically unreliable but that there are too many of them. Well - that is an easy one to remedy: I can remove them altogether from the "is best known for" section (and replace them with third-party references), and

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I think that I can succinctly say the following: Personally (from new page reviewing), if an article is incomplete (by which I mean large swathes of blank content, not a stub), I move it to draft first. That's a good way of getting half-finished stuff outside of the mainspace as well as seeing if

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I am going to be going on a research trip shortly so I will likely not respond as quickly, so I will say this. The larger issue, and the reason why the page has not been approved has little to do with whether or not one source is or is not reliable. The problem is the self-published nature of the

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None of my tables are ever poorly formated, at the worst they're not all filled out. And again, I don't feel like you've done a good job at adressing my points very well. You've yet to explain to me how putting somehting in a draft really helps it at all, you keep saying it does but none of your

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I just don't see the logic in how the articles are different from stubs. That makes less than zero sense to me, why don't you just remove the heading if they bother you and you think a full stub would be better? I'm sorry, I don't mean to come off as obtuse but I just don't grasp why it would be

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article you even removed a bunch of stuff I had on each individual issue for no good reason. It's the same thing as the Punsiehr article, how does it ever help to remove a bunch of sources. Makes. No. Sense. You say it isn't personal but you still clearly go around and follow my articles and say

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And I don't have own issues, I have an issue with people straight up just removing stuff from the site and putting them in limbo for no good reason completly based on their own feelings. Can you cite some guidelines that says that it's wrong to work on articles the way I like to? If not the I'd

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that someone will one day take an interest in them). All it does it make me potentially forget about them because I keep track of articles by checking navboxes and categories and searching for them in the searchbar, something which can't be done with drafts, I'm sure tons of other people find

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Dear Edzedek24 — I am aware of the added responsibility associated with COI editing, and it is true that 10 out of my 15 inline references are self-published - however, the rest are reliable third-party references, and they do meet WP:RS. (I listed some of them when I responded to the last

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The page's sourcing was a joke. Not only did many of the sources not match up with the prose they were cited in context of (for example, only including PJI on a list with no other context), but many of the sources, especially with the indiscriminate listing of cases (which contained non-NPOV

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to explaining the article subject, etc. I hate to see good images deleted, so I suggest you ask the community at the Commons Copyright Village Pump for possible more legal loopholes, but I fear that with existing documentation the images just won't stand up to a challenge. All the best,

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10 out of 15 (at last count, I may be mistaken) qualifies, in my opinion as the primary basis of the article. Another editor may feel differently, but after reviewing the article again, and brushing up on the autobiography/COI policy, I'm still a firm no on the article at this point.

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Furthermore, with the JJ article, you hadn't edited it since October of last year, and it was in dire need of updating in any case. If you want to put the table of issue reception in, again I can't stop you. I just think that long tables creep into indiscriminate list territory.

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If this means I need to update the templates from PD to CC BY 3.0 or fair use, let me know. With regard to the image from the book, I have gone back and checked the sourcing and am confident that image remains in the public domain as it was published without a copyright notice.

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to learn how to do Harvard referencing for your book sources. That way, you can print a short list of book sources in a bibliography, and the notes would each consist of a few words and automatically direct to the bibliography. If you need help on that, drop me a line. Best,

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If you want to move articles back to the draftspace that have already been reviewed and been in the mainspace for awhile just because they need to be expanded, I highly recommend you at least start a discussion somewhere first because such moves are extremely controversial.

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3. Cited hook. You only provided the cite on the nomination template. I added the cite to the lead, which is the only place this hook fact appears. That surprised me; I think you should say that it was the first further down in the article, and move the cite there.

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OK, I messed up the redirect. Mistakes happen. I gleaned that from the edit summary, there was no need to leave me an entire paragraph for that. Thanks for the pointers on DABs. I don't do a lot of work on those types of pages so I wasn't aware. But, then again,

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Are they only two away? That was the second time by WikiClock today that they had removed the redirect, but I could be wrong. I have a sneaking suspicion that they're also the IP that removed the redirect earlier so I suppose we'll see what happens.

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I like these coincidences, enjoy! - This was due at least 2 days ago, but never before has it happened that three articles that I reviewed for DYK appeared one day, and then all three by users not called precious so far. I look for one a day ;)

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I removed from the JJ article. The columns are far too wide for the amount of text that is put in them and it disrupts the structure of the article. That's what I mean by poorly formatted. Not filled out is different--that's easier to manage.

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Also, I hope you take the time to upload the images again that you're going to get deleted since they can't stay in the draft. Since I live in Europe and risk having my rights to upload copyrighted images soon I might not be able to do it

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which I edit regularly... is there a reason for that? I've put references from each of her comics appearances and the page currently has 22 references. I'd love more information on what you're looking for in terms of citation. :) Thanks!

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You were the one that reverted my edit. I engaged in BRD, and instead of discussing it with me you just call me annoying? Don't cover up the fact that you haven't been able to offer a solid rationale for reverting my edits by being a

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PJI is a legal organization so it naturally contains summaries of court cases. You removed this well sourced content and replaced it with trivia from a biased source. That is not how Knowledge (XXG) works. Not in the slightest. –

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Do you think that moving these articles that I have made to drafts actually help them get better? Moving them to drafts does nothing but make less people aware of them and less accessible. Unless you intend to fix them all by

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I think you're probably right to go with the character's surname, Date. With works of fiction we use whatever is the character's common name in those works (as opposed to non-fiction biographies which almost always use the

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I'm not sure if this will impact your decision, but I'd like to mention that Kudpung reversed their decision and granted me NPP rights after conversing. I feel that I have a pretty good grasp of policies thus far. Thanks,

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articles that way too, as a matter of fact I think most people do, so again how does putting them into limbo like that make people more likely to find them and improve them? Tons of drafts stay drafts for years and years.

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No, I very much appreciate the feedback. I'm kind of just going off of my general copy-editing background, and am still working at mixing in the MOS stuff, as you noted. Thanks for your suggestions and kind words!

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I'm not using my ADHD as an excuse, it's just an explanation. And it's not much of a disability by the way, my mind just works differently and I wouldn't be able to do a lot of stuff I enjoy if I didn't have

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What this boils down to is that the Museum restricts use beyond personal, and simply does not claim copyright of material it does not have rights to. And similarly, the inclusion of images in Mendes (2015),

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The deletion template cannot be removed unless I withdraw the nomination (which I won't unless the consensus changes). The page isn't encyclopedic, and is just a list of accolades with excessive citations.

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I did some minor ce for these points and a little for conciseness. But I'm being picky, for a C-class article your copy edit was plenty thorough. Please let me know if you have any questions. –

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Your comments and behavior betray your bias and POV. Such as removing the LA Times and replacing it with Youtube. Are you here to build an encyclopedia or to push an LGBT agenda?

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Hi Etzedek24, thanks for withdrawing the speedy delete on the Krentz article—needed just a bit more than two minutes to add more sources & justification. ;) -

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I'll give it a once over again and see what I remember--I think it was the Other versions/In other media sections that I was referring to. Cheers,

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I don't want to be on bad terms with you. I'm sorry if I was very rude during our last interaction. I know I have problems with overreacting.

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Whoops, I didn't think that I actually clicked patrol on that page. I was going through sources and must have done it accidentally. My bad.

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and came across the articles. None of this is malicious. If I put an article in draftspace, it shoots up the priority list for improving.

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No problem. If it were me, I'd make the page in userspace and then move it to main once I've gotten sources and notability criteria in.

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for "more specific link" when no other page with the same title exists. For comics, the specific naming conventions can be found here:

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which include a list of drafts for review, OTRS flags for COPYVIO, and more granular filter preferences. More details can be found at

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Nice work on this article. I have a couple print sources that might be useful to expand it some more (A Wertham-centric issue of

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to prove Public Domain for post-1923 works (and it is not always easy) is to find a book or periodical where the images were

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All good, I'd still recommend spending a bit of time at both places though. Good luck and thanks for joining the project. —

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I appreciate your vigilance with regard to these images, and I will be updating the ones from the MCNY. Per their website,

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Thanks for reaching out to me. However, I still stand by my declination. I reviewed the page a second time, and agree with

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Thanks for resorting the redirect. I saw your warning on their page and a heads up that they are two reverts away from

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remove about half of them, in a similar way, from the rest of the text - would that make the page more acceptable?

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Oh, doy. It's MORE than three. It's been a long day. I did open a sock investigation just to check.

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and/or awaiting an official announcement. If you believe the transaction has been completed, please

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better to draftify them since I rarely see any of the drafts that I've come across get worked on.

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If you are not sure what to do with a page, don't review it – just leave it for another reviewer.

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everted by another editor, the next step, if you continue to think the edit is necessary, is to

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in New York City, one of the first to provide low cost psychiatric services to black patients?

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And reverting the edit where you were taken to task on your lack of rationale? Bad form...

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