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you take an active interest in making Knowledge (XXG) better. Unfortunately some of your edits don't always fit in well with Knowledge (XXG) policies and guidelines. For instance several of your edits that have been reverted have been done so because they appear to be original research (click to read about
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For a subject exclusively related to the United Kingdom (for example, a famous British person), use British English. For something related to the United States in the same way, use American English. For something related to another English-speaking country, such as Canada, Australia, or New Zealand,
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Hello. This is in response to your messages on my talk page. Looking through your history I see that quite a few other editors have found some of your edits problematical -- it's not just me. Your enthusiasm for improving Knowledge (XXG) is to be commended and we're all grateful that editors like
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In view of that, please don't change articles from one version of English to another, even if you don't normally use the version in which the article is written. Respect other people's versions of English. They, in turn, should respect yours. Other general guidelines on how Knowledge (XXG) articles
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It looks like you're having a bad day. All your contributions are reverted, even though they appear to be in good faith. Maybe you should look at each one and try to understand why. Compare what you were trying to accomplish with what the reverting editors might be thinking. Please ask here if
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Finally, yes, there are lots and lots of problems throughout Knowledge (XXG). The problem is that I cannot possibly fix all of them. Does this mean I shouldn't try to fix any of them? Of course not. It just so happens that many of the articles you edit are on my watchlist so I see many of your
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Ticklewickleukulele, I know it can be frustrating getting your edits reverted after you spend a long time working on them. It happens to the best of us when we get started. I've reviewed all of your edits, some are good, and I encourage you to get involved and keep editing. You can avoid future
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since you began editing. I urge you to please read the 3 above policies, as they go directly to the core of what Knowledge (XXG) is all about and will help you turn your Knowledge (XXG) career around before the admins get involved again. Looking at your talk page as is, you're cruising for an
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3) I am not going to nominate you to be an administrator. This is nothing personal it's just that you do not appear to have enough experience and knowledge about how Knowledge (XXG) works. Generally you need at least 3,0000 edits and a history of participating in administrative tasks. You
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Additionally sometimes your prose isn't quite as good as it could be. Sometimes you're a bit too casual or the text you add is awkwardly placed. In cases like this if you at least supplied a source for you claim then editors would be far more likely to fix your prose than just revert it.
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You know, if the elephant wasn't a rodent, you could have just told me. If I said that the whale was a rodent then that is vandalism, but I remember being told that the elephant was the largest rodent. I would never do anything to vandalize Knowledge (XXG). BTW it was a talk page.
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I know it may seem like this drab place needs a little more humor, trust me, I have a dark sense of humor; but those of us who spend hundreds sometimes thousands of hours trying to make this place usable as a great source of information for people, just find that something like
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Original research is when someone adds what may be factual and well-written content but does so without supplying reliable sources. That person's intent may be entirely positive but without sources it is inappropriate for Knowledge (XXG). You can read more about these
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2) I do not have the power to erase your records. In fact this is a very difficult thing to do and is only done so under extreme circumstances (like if personal information about an editor is published without their permission). You can read more about that
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article your edit appeared rather dubious to me and since you did not supply a source backing up your claim reverting it seemed like the best option. If you do not know how to add citations to articles you can always ask me how to do so on my talk page.
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is one more thing thing in the very very very long list of shit we have to monitor and correct. If you want to get on the good side of other editors (which helps if you are trying to avoid frustration) try to keep they cheeky humor refined to your own
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currently have just over 300 edits. But even if I did nominate you, the nomination would be shot down very quickly. You need to give it more time. I have over 28,000 edits and probably would not successfully pass the nomination process.
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1) The difference between vandalism and original research is that with vandalism the person is trying to deface Knowledge (XXG), like with swear words or erasing articles and the like. There is no intent to improve, just deface.
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And now you're edit-warring about it instead of discussing. This is not good, and make you seem more like you are only to disrupt. If that's the case, we can ask for you to be blocked. Is that what you're looking for?
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Additionally, given your block, warning, edit and deleted article history, you seem to have had consistent problems with comprehending Knowledge (XXG)'s core policies on
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I'm not sure I see how a laptop would specifically be an "improvised" musical instrument, and the current article text doesn't appear to mention anything like this.
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