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713:! I'm truly impressed. I'm afraid, however, that my knowledge in this area is still quite limited, since I have only been taking Mandarin Chinese language classes for the past two years. Therefore, my review of the article might turn out to be shortsighted. I perhaps wouldn't catch everything that needs to be fixed in order to make the article FA material. However, to express my gratitude for your fine work, I will present you and Rjanag with an honorary barnstar for your efforts.-- 321: 872:(sorry about the late response) I did see your comments about the article structure; nevertheless, per my responses there, I still believe the current structure is better, and that if any changes do need to be made they could be accomplished as effectively by just changing the titles of a few awkwardly-titled sections rather than doing a wholesale reshuffling. 290:
Thanks. Actually I'm very happy with the FAC since I got much more feedback than at peer review. Term will start soon and I have work to do. But when I get the time I'll study the stuff I don't know about, such as sheaf cohomology. I'll also read about the history of algebraic topology. Thanks again!
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I thought the nomination would be at least another week, but as it turns out it was promoted today! Thanks for your invaluable comments and the herculean amount of time and scrutiny you put into this article; it has definitely paid off. As you suggested at the FAC, I'm sure the article will continue
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It's better than "it's easy to see", which is far less formal, and is subjective. Do remember that in replacing the content already there, you removed what represented "some amount of work" on my part. Some of your points were valid; others, as I have demonstrated above, were not. I've tried to find
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Naturally, my first comment on your talk page has to include a belated welcome from me, and my congratulations on your excellent choice of username. :-) Knowledge can be a funny place sometimes, but it has lots of great editors, who are friendly and want to help out. Good luck with your studies, and
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Do you have any thoughts? Personally, I feel the article is ready and I'm thinking of re-submitting it within the next couple weeks (I'm going to be busy in RL for a bit, but in my experience my FACs don't get any substantive responses until a week or so after the page has been transcluded). But I
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I hope you won't be discouraged by the unsuccessful FAC. The timescale for an FAC is typically 1-2 weeks, and the work needed on the article doesn't really fit into that. The good news is that you have lots of suggestions for improvements, and you can try again at FAC anytime you want. I'm still
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The existence and definition of spherical wedges have nothing to do with the embedding in R^3 and the coordinate system endowed to it. The reference just builds an example. If you really stick to this then put it elsewhere than the second line of the introduction.
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Finally, please don't boldly revert what represented some amount of work. Why did you revert back, for example, to "The volume of a spherical wedge can be intuitively related to the AB definition". This really is not encyclopeadic, nor is it even good maths.
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I agree that some of those phrases could be reworded, but everything else is fine. Unless you have further objection substantiated by common practice or the style guides listed above, I'll restore the old version and make some of the wording less awkward.
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Thanks for the barnstar, that was very kind of you. You've done a great job with the Mayer-Vietoris sequence article by the way. It's your hard work on that article that gave me the motivation to try to make these graphics. So thanks for that, too!
239:.. about that "non-mathematicians can assess 1a" bit. Of course I know where you're coming from. But not in the rules. And a little impolite... too fine a point, and all that. But I'm sure you'll disagree. Good luck with the nom. 233: 1295:
is missing a description and/or other details on its image description page. If possible, please add this information. This will help other editors make better use of the image, and it will be more informative to readers.
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Firstly, the bolding of base and hemisphere (as terminologies particular to the article) is within standard for mathematical articles on Knowledge – I can pull up a large list of them that use the same house style.
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welcome to WP! Congrats and thanks for your nice work on Mayer-Vietoris. I have just reviewed the article. In case you have not noticed yet, there is also a discussion board for mathematics articles etc. at
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You're closing/archiving threads too quickly. Give it some time to settle, it's not a live chat.... Asia is still sleeping. The Chinese will be upset when they learn how you left them out of the loop :)).
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Nice attention to detail! Have addressed your comments and suggestions, most of which I agree with, and have requested clarification on how the annotation feature might be used for the article's pictures.
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Thanks again for the careful reading, and the support! Please ping me if you ever need a copyedit or peer review for something you've written, or if you need comments at an FAC, I'd be glad to help out.
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to let the directors know if you think the article meets FAC standards or not? It would be a shame for it to tank because of insufficient reviews. Thanks for your help in improving the article.
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Hi again. Most probably I will not be able to keep my promise to help out on this article, at least not this year, sorry. However, one generalisation, namely MV sequence for (classical)
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I might have suggested that an A-class review might be the next step for this article. I think you'd be more likely to get useful feedback from WPM reviewers than from FAC ...
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There are two principal reasons why the United States of North America has been unable to change to a sensible measurement system that 200 / 203 countries use.
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should be not too hard. (If you haven't learnt it yet, this is a good opportunity ;)). Most reasonable books about sheaves will contain such things, e.g.
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Done. Some of the comments are just personal preference. Hope it helps. Oh, BTW, I still haven't read the section History and taxonomy, it scares me.
158:) the rightmost homology groups should be H_{n-1} (not H_{n+1}). Since you made the png, I figured it would just be easier for you to fix it. Cheers. 1141:
Oops, sorry. I just wanted to stop the flow of negative comments! My god, proposing something is a soldier's job. Might not want to do it again...
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wanted to at least check with you, since I haven't gotten any messages from you in a while, and User:Dasani seems to have gone inactive (and his
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Sure, I'll try my best. The article is quite long, though, so it might be a long haul rolling it up there. But details always matter.
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Hi GGirl, I think I've addressed all the points you made on the talk page. If you would be so kind, could you leave a note on the
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And there is nothing grammatically awkward about those phrases, though I'm not opposed to a reword. The "we" could be removed.
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No, I'm not fluent in Chinese. I just know the very basics, having lived there a few years. Thanks for accepting the review!
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You're correct. However, we were taking an example in the AB semidisk explanation. To complain about my choice to use the
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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail. If you wish to participate, you are welcome to
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That's the spirit! I'm familiar with sheaf cohomology, and will also try to read around the history a bit more.
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Thank you for your message. I shall have to have read the proporal more carefully before leaving comments.
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A disgusting comment has been placed on the Metrication in the United States talk page. Can you remove it?
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Italicisation could probably be used instead, but I believe bolding is fine too. Also refer to the
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I didn't say grammatically awkward, I said awkward: it doesn't sound nice, it is not smooth.
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I have given my thoughts on the FAC page. You are doing a great job addressing my issues.
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2. The average American lacks the intellect necessary to be able to handle such a change.
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1. The financial cost of such a change would probably cripple a weakening economy.
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Hey there, in the commutative diagram showing the naturality of the MV sequence (
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If the information is not provided, the image may eventually be proposed for
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The year of publishing is, again, within house style for Knowledge. Refer to
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with this Barnstar of Diligence for her extraordinary contributions made to
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Hey GeometryGirl, I saw your request for graphics and I posted a reply
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Hi, just wanted to thank you for this excellent and clear article. --
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Thank you for the message about the Knowledge: Village Pump Proposal
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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the Knowledge
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suggested that he wasn't going to review the article after all).
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to develop and improve as time goes on and new eyes come to it.
757:, which is a Good and soon-to-be Featured article. Well done! 854:- a good copyeditor - said he would give the article a look, 898:
I've finished up addressing your comments at the bottom of
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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
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That's a valid point. I have since completed the rewords. —
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Replied. Great job! Should support the FAC tomorrow.
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why is 'base' in bold? why is 'hemisphere' in bold?
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Threads started here will usually be answered here.
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Knowledge talk:Wikiproject Mathematics
Jakob.scholbach
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sheaf cohomology
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19:54, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
RobHar
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23:29, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
Mayer–Vietoris_sequence#Naturality
RobHar
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04:50, 23 December 2008 (UTC)
GeometryGirl
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13:02, 23 December 2008 (UTC)
Happy
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