1706:. While I agree that Chooserr's remark was completely inappropriate, it's very nice to see another administrator trying to be fair, especially since you disagree with him about a lot. I can tell that post must have cost a fair bit of your time, too. If I weren't so busy I'd go hunting for a suitable barnstar, but I'm not very experienced in giving them. Maybe when I've finished my assignments! And by the way, I fully support the idea of reducing the block to four days. You may have noticed that he allowed me to remove from his user page the list of Wikipedians that he's watching. Sorry for spelling your name incorrectly above. I've corrected it. Cheers,
1656:, and he consistently manages to find a new boundary of civility and disruption to push. To top it off, after this block was in in place, he claimed to not understand how "I don't think you are practicing your religion correctly" (I paraphrase) is offensive. He is clearly trolling, and I urge you to seriously consider the message you will be sending if you reduce or lift this, his
1681:. I'm not keen on implementing punitive blocks, but I will point out that nobody seems to have thought it was necessary to block people who were following him around Knowledge (XXG), calling him a "mindless troll", etc. I've already left a message on his talk page about this matter; you may have seen it.
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There is a way to force a TeX equation (math tag markup) to be rendered as a PNG (I think it involves backslashes and commas), but then we run into issues of server job load, bandwidth, etc. Though on the other hand, individual users can set preferences for how they want TeX markup to be displayed on
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I am staying with my daughter at this time and she has told me not to form a user name because she already has one and there should not be two on the same computer. I mistakenly messed up something once when she was signed in and now she is really careful so I have use it when she is signed out.
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It's funny how usage changes over the years. During the 1920s, for example, George Herman Ruth was called "Babe" Ruth in the press much of the time, to reinforce the fact that it was a nickname. Nowadays, conventional usage is either Babe Ruth or George Herman "Babe" Ruth or maybe George Herman
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you can keep track of those edits and correct any errors that may enter the article that way. Knowledge (XXG)'s not like other websites though, where you post your work and it remains static. Your article will grow and change as more contributions are made; that's how
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I won't game 3RR, that's why I've withdrawn for now ;) I don't know what the proper way to go is. Perhaps I'm following my heart and my instincts a bit too much. Perhaps I just need to go to bed right now. What I know for sure is that they annoy the living daylights out of me ;)
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Maybe I was a bit hasty when it came to the dating and did undo your wikifying. I'm sorry for that, but I honestly thought that I'd made the dating consistent. Can you show me the line that isn't consistent. Thank you,
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I'm not going to try to overrule you, but I think you need to take into account the way he has been treated. He has been reverted with snide remarks when reverting wasn't at all necessary (and I admit it often
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Hello. I was wondering if you would like to participate in my classic rock survey. I'm trying to find the most like classic rock song. There is more information on my user page. Hope you participate!
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Oho? Is that so. I wasn't aware that War on
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