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crystallized sweeps.) I think successive sweeps each individually broken down into the thousand-ish highest priority articles is a workable idea if we can get some productive and dedicated people on board (but getting productive and dedicated people on board is always the sticking point, isn't it? the original sweeps had one guy assess 10% of all GAs). I've also been contemplating lately the last point -- how the rapidly rising number of GAs represents an insufficient number of articles taken to/passing FAC as well as insufficient reassessment of older or at-risk GAs -- and at what can be done to solve that problem as well.

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the two actions must have been coordinated. You have taken on quite a lot with the stub project so I appreciate your offer but I think you can spend the time on other articles. We should be able do away with the Adamstown skirmish as a stub article soon. By the way, I wasn't surprised to see that EightNations...started this article too. He must have had access to Dyer, possibly online, and decided he could make many articles out of that. I suspect he was a relatively young child when he undertook to add articles to Knowledge (XXG) and really wasn't up to it.

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of the B&O Railroad near Kearneysville, west of Harper's Ferry, seized $ 173,000 from two Union Army paymasters and burned a train, according to Long. That certainly puts Mosby and company in the same area the day before the skirmish but that doesn't necessarily mean they were involved. As you noted, the Battle of Cedar Creek was only five days later so the skirmish would not seem to be connected to the Shenandoah Valley campaign of 1864. I will look into this further tonight.

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participating in Knowledge (XXG) but I just checked the edit count on the article and I am troubled by a few things. At this point the Reviewer is showing up in the top 25 contributors (#23 of with .5% of the edits), and the article itself has landed in the Reviewer's top ten of article-spaces edited... Their edits have been mostly concerned with grammar but they've also been slightly tampering with phrases & meaning. (It's also only the 4th GA Review that they've done.)

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Maryland on the B&O cut the telegraph line and plundered two stores. No trains were running, as Mosby’s raid earlier that morning had halted traffic. On the return to the Potomac the raiders skirmished with a party of the Loudoun Rangers, but, as with Mosby’s party, Chapman had no casualties. Halleck ordered the paymasters in Martinsburg to return to Harpers Ferry, and Sheridan’s army had to wait a few days for their pay.

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agree that we need to give a number of editors the opportunity to analyze the sources at AfD. I actually hadn't realized that before. Also, I will be staying away from early closures. And I probably would not close after seven or more days unless the AfD is bright-line-clearly a "keep." Anyway, see you around the campus (Knowledge (XXG)) some other day. It is good to clear things up with other editors. ---

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serve in the Union Army....In 1864 the Rangers were absorbed into regular service, leading to Means' departure. Daniel Keyes subsequently took his place as leader of the outfit." (Exactly when this change of command occurred is not stated in the article but perhaps a reference can be found. The Greenback Raid was in October so it might be surmised that Keyes was already in command.)

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editorial (in 2015). I plan to use Hal's maps as much as possible and drop some of the things that have probably been added over time, such as the entire "In popular culture" section and casualties table. Also, galleries are now frowned upon. I have hard copies of Rhea's and Gallagher's books, but want to make sure other sources are used too.

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useful contributions you have made to the Cup and Knowledge (XXG), and we hope you will join us again next year. For other contestants, remember that any content promoted after the end of round 4 but before the start of round 5 can be claimed in round 5. Remember too that you must claim your points within 14 days of "earning" them.

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Thanks very much for response. That link provided a good example of what a real SNOW close looks like. And I see that due to problems with GNIS we editors need to pay attention to Knowledge (XXG) articles about places in general. The GNIS essay is a good one and hopefully it is widely promogulated. I

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I noticed that you are a sysop active in WP:GA and was wondering if GA reviewers are supposed to edit the article. In my experience maybe they might do some small grammar corrections but I am mostly interested in if reviewers are supposed to institute wording changes or edit phrases. I've done a fair

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Thanks. I think I have enough on it. The notes above do not exhaust the references that I have that could have something, especially on the Greenback Raid, if not the Adamstown skirmish. I thought I should mention, although you probably know this, that Chapman was one of Mosby's chief lieutenants. So

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Some years ago, I had thought that the Greenback Raid, and repercussions, were likely notable enough for a separate article but I haven’t gotten around to writing it. The Adamstown skirmish was related to that raid on the same day. Perhaps a decent little article can be written about it, the skirmish

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Mosby’s raid on the B&O may have started on October 13 with destruction of track but Long did not note that the train robbery, the so-called "Greenback Raid", occurred on October 14. Virgil Carrington Jones in "Ranger Mosby," p. 218 notes that the "train crash" was at 2:15 a.m. On page 219, Jones

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Definitely Mosby. Sifakis, Compendium of the Confederate Armies, Virginia, page 146, shows 43rd Cavalry Battalion, Partisan Rangers, in action at Adamstown on October 14, 1864. I think McCausland may have been Mosby's nominal commanding officer. I should have been more confident I could find at least

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Hey HF -- I've been considering the concept of a GA sweep extensively lately (people might've noticed), and I'm starting to draft an idea of what a workable plan to look for substandard GAs and maintain/raise/create (depending on your level of cynicism) GA standards would look like. I suspect this is

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I have rewritten a few articles in the same manner as Hog Farm has done but I have only rewritten some especially problematic sections of others. I can think of at least three that I should work on some more. I have thought it helpful to at least revise or add to especially poor sections even if the

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to Good Article. It probably will not be ready until 2022, since it does not always get my highest priority. I e-mailed Hal J. nearly a year ago, and he is OK with me working on it. However, I still need to be careful with an article that gets 10,000 views per month and has been praised in an online

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but narrowly missed out on qualifying for the final round. There was enthusiasm for FARs, with 89 being performed, and there were 63 GARs and around 100 DYKs during the round. As we start round 5, we say goodbye to the eight competitors who didn't quite make it to the final round; thank you for the

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Nominations for the upcoming project coordinator election are now open. A team of up to ten coordinators will be elected for the next year. The project coordinators are the designated points of contact for issues concerning the project, and are responsible for maintaining our internal structure and

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has been able to flesh out the Jimtown article. I couldn't turn up any significant history for Pinetown, but have been able to add some details from the late 90s through 2015 (including one that did confirm demographics). I'll try to see if I can hunt down some older history tomorrow. It's still

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The only other WP process I've had experience with around that took longer than I thought it was going to was a List I put up for FL status but that only took about 3 months not going on 9... Btw haven't heard from my Reviewer for over a week (they haven't edited in that timeframe either) but I'll

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Just wanted to say I have been offline and just saw your question. E.B. Long, The Civil War Day by Day, shows a skirmish at Adamstown, MD on October 14, 1864. As in almost all instances where a minor action is noted, Long shows no further details. This occurred the day after Mosby took up a section

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Also, thanks for letting me know about Willie Mays. I feel like I'm in the same boat with you as far as images go. I always get annoyed when people ask what makes them appropriate (I don't know...I assume you're the expert...figure it out yourself!). :) Thanks for all the lookovers you've done with

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They're organized by the size of the edits made to an article, and the number of edits made to an article. We have scripts for filtering out non-copyrightable edits but stuff'll still slip through the cracks. Totally innocuous edits like reverts of vandalism or the addition/tweaking of a table are

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The Loudoun Rangers, also known as Mean's Rangers for their commander, Samuel C. Means, was a partisan cavalry unit raised in Loudoun County, Virginia, that fought for the Union during the American Civil War. The Rangers have the distinction of being the only unit raised in present-day Virginia to

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will do the business by the 15th, to give me 40 FACs inside 32 months. I seem to have found the formula and just keep applying it. It pleases me that I have, so far, managed FACs from five historical periods, although I have stuck rigidly to conflicts. Eg, no bios. (I understand conflicts and can

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are historic black communities. There's a passing congressional hearing statement to that effect for the first(not that such questioning can be considered in any way reliable), and it's baldly obvious with the second, though the news articles about the place seem to want to avoid saying that. And

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Although my activity for the past two months has been at a low ebb due to "real life", and an offline project, I expect to be back to my usual editing and writing routine within a few weeks. I had intended to have helped Hog Farm more than I have so far with his stub project, including writing an

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It's not an ideal situation, but I'd recommend waiting it out a little longer. The reviewer seemed ready to be continuing on the review as of when the last edited, so hopefully they'll come of break soon and work on it. If there's no response in about another week or week and a half, recommend

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newsletter! Discontent Content is a newsletter aiming to collate and improve Knowledge (XXG) articles in need of more eyes and hands to get them in shape. Its unique trimodal structure allows editors to work where they feel comfortable -- with stubs and starts needing to be brought to standard,

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for URFA, as (for some reason) someone decided to remove 100+ inline cites a few years back. I think it's back up to standard (besides some remaining citation formatting and references needed in the Awards and honours section)—what would be your take (should you have the time/interest)? Best -

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There are a few paragraphs about the aftermath. A detail is that Augur’s cavalry captured Mosby’s four artillery pieces on the same day. Mosby hadn’t had much use for the four pieces which he had captured from the Union a few months earlier. He had no more artillery during the remainder of the

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On the same day William Chapman and eighty men took advantage of a second hole in Sheridan’s picket line, a twenty-five mile gap along the Potomac River from Great Falls to the Monocacy River....With no challenge Chapman crossed at White’s Ford, burned five empty canal boats, and at Adamstown,

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The attack on the train had a telling effect of the Federals at Washington. Fear for the safety of the railroad was general and for a time transportation along the B&O came to a virtual standstill. This had been due partly to a raid conducted on the 14th by William Chapman. He dashed into

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here for you (and talk page stalkers?) to see if you think this is heading in a viable direction. (Ignore the "crackpot scratchpad" -- or don't, if you want -- but it's a much more speculative and unformed "bounce some stuff and see what's interesting" set of ideas, rather than the relatively

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number of GA Reviews and have also had articles undergo the process and usually reviewers stay pretty much hands-off but is there anything in the instructions that speaks to how much reviewers are allowed to change? An article that I have done some work on is undergoing a review right now -

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As I have mentioned to you before, WimpyDood/Creffel, anti-Armenian attitudes are deeply entrenched in Azerbaijani society. When you have a user like EljanM, whose sockpuppets repeatedly claim Armenia as "part of Azerbaijan", try to erase century-old Armenian names from Knowledge (XXG), and

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Yeah I get that...if it's a complicated Harvard/sfn/sfnm/whatever cite and I was reviewing I might go just ahead & fix it myself, they can be nasty to tease out possible issues. I appreciate anyone taking a GA Review on and I don't want to tamp down someone's enthusiasm for editing and

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was the talk of my college's theology department for a few months. The relevant professor kept a copy when he retired. Thankfully MILHIST generally is less esoteric and generally doesn't require attempting to interpret giant burning mountains falling from the sky and various plagues.

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Update: Well, it's been almost 4 weeks since the GA Reviewer has made any substantial edit on the Review (they haven't edited WP much at all lately), they've made two short posts saying they're busy & will get to it soon, etc., last substantial edits were on July 27th (see

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So I left a note for the Reviewer re: their contributions. Everything seemed copasetic but I do have to say... it's been a month since the GA Review was started, 5 days since I last heard from the Reviewer (and since they last posted on WP) and I don't have a real sense of if

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Every discussion I have been involved in with this user has been fruitless, and now that they can no longer feasibly defend their actions, they resort to harassing admins to get me banned. What a sad day to Knowledge (XXG) and the concept of objectivity this has been so far.

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I suspect it does. I suspect that my ability to write coherently about any military conflict, but not about any person, says much the same thing about me. (Although, to be fair, outside of Knowledge (XXG) some of my poetry and short autobiographical work has been praised.)

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Sorry for the delay this time around -- I've been having A Month healthwise. I expect to maintain this at an approximately monthly schedule and will try not to let it slip further. I'm enthused by the work going on at GAR lately and hope to work something excellent out of

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I anticipate adding another support to Halidon Hill very soon - I've skimmed it and I don't think I'll even be able to nitpick much. I am legitimately amazed at how quickly you can get articles written and promoted so quickly - you've got to be getting close to 40 FAs!

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I would second that. Hog Farm's quality and quantity of work shamed me into action, because I've been here a while and am not making the kinds of edits I might. I've been impressed with Hog Farm's maturity and good common sense as administrator. Great work, dude!

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others also could stand some revision or addition. Two Scars: Thanks for undertaking the large and important project. Please leave me a talk page message or ping me when you have something to review or would like suggestions on additional sources for some facts.

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I had a visual just now of you and CaptainEek racing to be the first to endorse my candidacy. That it was you two is a pleasant thing to me. I am in a sort of meta-retreat mode now, with my creative gumption low but a need to express gratitude high. I just did a

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there's the problem: I can't get any history on either even though there has to be some. If you can find some time to expand either, I would really appreciate it. I wouldn't delete either, but I don't want to leave them as just "unincorporated communities".

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That would be a good place to interpret that. Unfortunately, I don't have access to the sort of print sources that would be helpful for that, but I can try to see if I can get something through interlibrary loan if there's a source you need and are lacking.

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Articles in this category have been assessed through a content review process in the past, but may require work to be brought up to current GA/FA standard. Editors can help bring them to a level where the star or plus near their names can once again shine.

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article incorporating one of the stubs, which I have yet to finish and regret my tardiness. The time I have been able to devote to it has been unusually small so far compared with the time I have spent on Knowledge (XXG) most months over the past 11 years.

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is scheduled for TFA in August but is one she has concerns about. Not sure every case of "needs review" here should be read as needing FAR -- some are explicitly about relatively minor matters -- but certainly at least ones that warrant checking through.

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edit, which was just reverted. The user also has edit the history of removing Azerbaijani names from Caucasus villages and locations, which in itself is not a problem if proper reasoning is provided, by combined with the above sentence looks concerning.

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Articles in this category, while in better current shape than Category 1, are still missing something. They have the potential to be truly high-quality content, and may have been at one point. With work, they can be brought up to dizzying heights.

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and the aftermath. The Adamstown skirmish could then be included in a Greenback raid article since it was contemporaneous and related. I will note it on my to do list since it is an interesting incident and may not take a long time to write.

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By the authority vested in me by myself it gives me great pleasure to present you with this award in recognition of the thorough, detailed and actionable reviews you have carried out at FAC. This work is very much appreciated.

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may have some advice as well. I have print copies of the Kennedy and Trudeau sources cited in the article, so I can look things up in those if you need it (actually got my copy of Trudeau at an auction for $ 2).

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I am embarrassed that I let such poor judgement cause a disruption. I am chalking it up to a learning experience and the fact I should have known better. I'm also reading up on this stuff again, such as

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back then. If there's any other sources (like the corona beer one) that you'd like to review, I'm happy to pull them for you and send them your way, but I think it should be in a much better place now.

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Maryland, destroyed several canal boats, plundered store houses, scatted the Loudoun Rangers and returned safely to Virginia while enemy troops were waiting to ambush him at a ford higher up the river.

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for what is really necessary to make a SNOW close after only about a 24 hours). Besides the fact that closing discussion you're involved in or could be perceived to be involved in (I don't close any

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and maybe somebody can pick it up. There's just no real good way to handle those situations that I'm aware of (I've got a review open where I've been waiting over a month for comments, as well).

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Do you think it would be wise to have a few people from WikiProject Military history to look over the revised article in my sandbox (once it is ready) before it replaces the current article?

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Hog Farm, thanks for reviewing this article nine months (!!) ago. I've emerged from the bowels of real life to come back to Knowledge (XXG), and I've addressed the comments you left on the

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on Kurdish wikipedia, where the user states: "Azerbaijan is worth as much as dirt", "Azerbaijani articles were created by god to be vandalized" and "you are a dirty prostitue ElijaM".

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I am asking for your opinion, what do you think? I think a clear breach of WP:NPA and WP:CIVIL. I also want to ask more people but since you're an admin I wanted to contact you first.

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I notice you edit a lot of American Civil War articles and bring many to Good Article status. The above article I created in 2009 and brought to Good Article status in 2010. I also

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As to (talk page stalkers?) there's supposedly 40 of them according to some pageviews stats I just yanked, but I can't fathom which 40 people would possibly be watching this page

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processes. They do not, however, have any authority over article content or editor conduct, or any other special powers. More information on being a coordinator is available

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and then added back the links to the two articles you named. If there are others that need the links to the newspaper restored, all you'll need to do is add the links back.

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The fourth round of the competition has finished with over 500 points being required to qualify for the final round. It was a hotly competitive round with two contestants,

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ran by members of the Wikimedia Discord to bring Vital Articles to B-class status, and while not selected, it has strong potential for anyone interested in working on it.

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where I should start? I think(?) it's the oldest medicine FAC/FAR date on the URFA page, but I might've missed another. More importantly, I hope all is well on your end!

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just wait for them to show back up. If they don't edit or take the Review back up again in maybe a month I'll assume abandonment and go on from there. Thanks everyone -

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I think a lot of the need review instances are ones that need checked for just general stuff such as updating, not necessarily FAR. I don't know her full plan, though.

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is promoted - six supports plus image and source so far - that will be 40, including the 2 collaborations. My first FAC was promoted on 16 December 2018, so hopefully

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Wish me luck, I'm going to respond to how much they are editing the actual article. I kind of feel it must be done but I don't relish doing it. Thx Hog Farm &

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WimpyDood, the alter ego of Creffel, has a long history of using POV-inspirited language and exaggerated language to describe topics on Armenia and Azerbaijan.

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I removed the PROD and added the image to the page where it belongs. I added a fair use rationale, which is something the original uploader should have done.

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After my prior thoughts on GA sweeps and their viability, work is beginning to break down what parts of the backlog can be tackled. Planning is beginning at

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Hello Hog Farm, I apologize for an unexpected message but I simply wanted to ask your 3rd party opinion as a Knowledge (XXG) admin on this concern I have:

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Thanks for that, I completely missed it was already under review when I looked at it today. Guess my mind was still on when I poked around it yesterday.

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Anyone who attempts a serious analysis of the Book of Revelation has my sincere admiration. Impressive. Even if it did cause your professor to retire.

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have a history of germnial vitriol against Armenians, among others (my own Kurdish family was chased away from Karabakh by Azerbaijani armed forces ).

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within the next seven days to appear in DYK. Bolded names with dates listed at the bottom of the "On This Day" column do not affect DYK eligibility.

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within the next seven days to appear in DYK. Bolded names with dates listed at the bottom of the "On This Day" column do not affect DYK eligibility.

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within the next seven days to appear in DYK. Bolded names with dates listed at the bottom of the "On This Day" column do not affect DYK eligibility.

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Well I'm grateful you were on the ball through whatever method. I'm pretty sure there's no need for me to leave comments in this particular case.

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I mean, when two editors come to my talk page, and one is an Admin, and they both tell me I am in error. And I am told, I need to revert my edit

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Have now put it back into the GAN pool - heh starting all over again with a May 2021 submission. Thanks again for your help & advice.

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by 23:59 UTC on 14 September! Voting doesn't commence until 15 September. If you have any questions, you can contact any member of the

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already appeared on the main page as a "Did you know" item, or as a

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already appeared on the main page as a "Did you know" item, or as a

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On behalf of the Wikiproject Military History coordinators, I hereby award you the Writer's Barnstar for placing second in the

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It would not need to be a thorough review, but just make sure there is not something now out, or in, that causes "heartburn".

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I think the AFD close looks good. And yes, I was hoping to be the first support, but lost out due to slow internet at work.

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mid-quality articles with Good or Featured potential, or quality-assessed articles needing help to maintain their status.

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fairly common. The tops of cases are always pretty hairy and there are some really, really scary cases in this regard. –

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Hawkeye7 on Commonwealth armies and an Australian spy, Nick-D on the American Revolutionary War and RAAF mine laying

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I'm sorry to have left it dormant so long, really appreciate all the work you put into the review. Thanks so much.

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from memory, but I think she posted a few times). I found a subject expert in real life who reviewed the article,

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On pages 207-8 of James A. Ramage, "Gray Ghost, The Life of Col. John Singleton Mosby," this is written:

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continuously attack users, it becomes clear that my words are not only justified, but true. Azerbaijan

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is ready for FAR. Sandy posted all over the place to try to gin up some interest (I could only dig up

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Hello. I want to acknowledge that closing the Angola, Deleware Afd way too early was not a good idea

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has been archived.This is a rare accomplishment and you should be proud. If you would like, you may

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has been archived.This is a rare accomplishment and you should be proud. If you would like, you may

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and its talk; feel free to give your opinion, participate in current GARs, and assess articles. The

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And sneaked through into the final round of the WikiCup with a 200 point starter! Life is good.

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to appear on the Main page as Today's featured article. Keep up the great work! Cheers,

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to appear on the Main page as Today's featured article. Keep up the great work! Cheers,

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Hello. Would you be able to review the article and give it another spotcheck? Thank you.

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immediately after I informed them of my intention, which again seems like bad conduct.

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but felt pretty confident about it. Please be the one to tell me when my fly is down.

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Would you also be able to look at the later sections. I just want to be extra safe.

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I will continue to crush you and your vitriol every time you re-join Knowledge (XXG)

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Many thanks, and no rush, just trying to get a feel of where the article stands.

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Got it. Thanks for the list. We're working on organizing some improvements at

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concerning dealing with two cases where towns straddle the MD-DE state line.

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from 4 August to 17 August. Four community elected seats are up for election.

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I just found the subject I couldn't write coherently about and gave up on -

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Round 4 saw the achievement of 18 featured articles and 157 good articles.

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Hi Hog Farm, hope all is well. Could I interest you in a source review of

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Hi there, I'm pleased to inform you that I've begun reviewing the article

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pinging them again, and if that doesn't get a response, leave a note at

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something you might be interested in, so I'm dumping my workshopping at

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is to look at GAs with outstanding cleanup tags as our first priority.

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Due to the wait, I've gone ahead and picked up the nom. Best Wishes,

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Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_United_States#State-line-straddling_towns

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Thanks. I feel so much better now Doctor. And, a *month*?!? /faint.

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I have received similar messages and, hm, dealt with the situation.

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under "In the News" or in the "On This Day" prose section, you can

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kinda stubby, but it at least contains some significant stuff now.

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for one of the longest-running GA reviews I think I've ever seen.

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on the same day as the Adamstown skirmish, which is supported by

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This is from the Knowledge (XXG) article on the Loudoun Rangers.

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is any closer to being a GA or not. Advice please - thanks.

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remained with the ship after it surrendered and entered

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Thanks, I'll do that. Wasn't sure how best to proceed.

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something more quickly. I'll look for further details.

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