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edits was to remove them again after a bot returned them, but the user who did it not noticed it. Discussion abou it? That's the purpose of the project - instead of it being recorded on articles multiple times, it's recorded only one time. Why is there a need to make any other change to remove the links? Bots aren't doing it, and right now there are no bots which removes the links. I hope someone will activate such a bot, as you said. I thought people around here are updated about this change - maybe Knowledge (XXG) sould advertise it using a banner, like they did with Wikivoyage.

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one will often waste editors' time (much more valuable than the server's "time") working out what the hell is going on. Like mine in this instance - my initial reaction was that it was vandalism, and I had to take time off other things to work out what was going on. If I'd been hastier, busier, or just in a shitty mood, I could easily have started to reverse your edits as "unexplained" - and it would have been your fault. --

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Since there a paragraph there explaining about the A-machine's sturcture and way-of-work (Turing's a-machine model). The A-machine isn't exacly the turing machine which is tought nowadays -- it gone through some changes. I agree that the A-machine model, since it's the definition made by Alan Turing,

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PLEASE - it's not a waste at all - put a comment like "interwiki links now on wikidata" - an explanatory edit comment like this (NOT assuming that everyone is aware of everything) is never a waste (even if it takes a lot more space than in this instance to explain oneself properly) - while a cryptic

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I saw a few edits of it, they usually clear that they delete the interwiki links, because it's now on Wikidata. I think it's just a waste for Wikimedia servers to write such a long description. They edits are also usually monitored by the admins to make sure the recent edits are not trolling and to

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about Wikidata, and that's all what it says, it's not giving any other information about the reason the interwiki links were removed. Anyway, I don't understand why bots aren't doing this job – cleaning the articles from those interwiki links in case there is a Wikidata item of it, the creation of

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Hi, Johnuniq. Yes, I checked that the articles are recorded on Wikidata (actually if the "Edit links" link appears at the buttom of the list of the interwiki links it means they are grabbed from a Wikidata item. About the bots, I saw that bots sometimes reverted those edits. Actually, some of my

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and I cannot really understand the point of this upload. It is bigger (2.7x the previous version), lacks the User Settings section (less informative) and has a messy Windows chrome (uglier). Seems to me that apart from reminding people of a big failure known as Windows Vista, it serves no other

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Hello, again. I discovered the reason behind your edit on my own. But would you please be a sport and add edit summaries? To tell the truth, I am tired of assuming good faith and searching for the reason myself, especially since the number of people who do not provide edit summaries and do

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and placed the correct templates on the image. It needs to be a bit smaller to meet our fair-use guidelines, so I have tagged it for reduction, and one of our editors that specialises in that task will be along soon to reduce it to a size that meets our guidelines. --

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Hello, Galzigler. Like intgr, I was confused by your edit removing interwiki links, accompanied by a very terse edit summary. I spent a confused several seconds looking at the history thinking, "He deleted the interwiki links. But they're still there. Der?"

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I think it would be helpful to use a somewhat more detailed edit summary. Maybe, as you said to intgr, "Interwiki links are no longer necessary", or perhaps "Interwiki links are now on Wikidata". Happy editing,

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Sorry, but I don't understand why was I asked to join this discussion. I never edited this page, and I don't know much about the subject. Basically, I think it was a stupid idea to compile Windows to

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the items should have also been done by bots, by combining the interwiki links from the parallel articles to make sure there are no missing entries, but apperently it's not what was happening.

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Sorry, I don't have a Vista OS or an installation of it, and that's the only thing I could find. I secceed to run it under W7, but it's using its XP UI, so it doesn't really helps.

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and the first model for a turing machine, should be explained in the article "Turing machine". Unlike other models based on the TM, this one is more historically important.

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It should be OK to ignore the above message. The file is no longer orphaned – the link from the article was broken in an unexplained edit, and I repaired it. –

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Where is there a discussion showing that editors should delete interwiki links? From the stuff I've seen (and I have somewhat followed what's going on at

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PS, because you're so angry abou me for doing these changes, I'll stop it. Anyway, as Johnuniq claimed a bot will activate to do this job soon.

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just like that, without adding some sort of compatibility layer (a simple interpreter or a virtual machine) for x86 applications. In

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I was also about to revert these edits. Please use more descriptive edit summaries, or at least use a wikilinked version. Thanks,

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