User talk:Huddsblue - Knowledge (XXG)

2535:. Third the NPOV template states, "Place this template on an article when you have identified a serious issue of balance and the lack of a WP:Neutral point of view, and you wish to attract editors with different viewpoints to the article. Please also explain on the article's talk page why you are adding this tag, identifying specific issues that are actionable within Knowledge (XXG)'s content policies." You have not provided specifics and policy based rationale. For what it is worth, I happen to agree that the article has some serious issues, and I have raised them on the talk page. A more appropriate tag would probably be advert. I hope you come to the talk page of the article with some specific issues and suggestions for improvements. I think the advert like/promotional tone is made worse through excess use of weasel words, the article needs independent, secondary reliable sources and should be fact based, concise and encyclopedic anything you can think of to improve it would be excellent. Pointing out specific phrases, words etc. that need improvement would also be useful. Best. - - 2556:

2 together and got 5. The second mistake I made was obviously writing what I did in the talk page without realising that I was writing without thinking. I'm not aware of an "Advert" tag apart from the one used for Speedies, and I didn't put a Speedy Deletion tag on there because there was enough of a question mark about the article to let the community decide whether it was or not. This was my thinking anyway. The original offence taken by Amy was when I put the Neutrality tag on the article, which was not meant to cause offence at all, it was meant to flag up a concern I had. And then only after I read her user page I read all the marketing words in that including "Evidence-Based Healthcare" hence why the Prod. It wasn't meant as a vendetta against Amy or an offence against her article. Anyway I don't really want to go back to old ground as I don't want to say anything that may lead to another altercation. I'll leave it in the hands of guys like you with far more experience than me. Thank you for your input.

3305:(the last I think really useful as seriously ambiguous names like that, multiple English summits, can be so confusing). I haven't gone through the rest of your changes, but will probably do so when I have time unless you have a good argument as to why those hills are better unlinked. There could possibly be a discussion as to whether the less notable summits would be better served by being listed here unlinked, with redirects coming in to the page: that would mean that the reader looking for a hill could find what little info Knowledge (XXG) has about it. But while they're all linked, I think the ambiguous ones should be linked with disambiguation rather than just unlinked. 5287:

they can always be added to by other editors over time. Knowledge (XXG) does encourage people to "be bold" after all. Unfortunately the chances of me making the 400 mile round trip from my home to the British Library anytime soon is virtually zero but appreciate the suggestion anyway. Is there any chance of loosening the criteria around oldies to reflect the difficulty of sourcing information for songs say pre-2000 to reflect this difficulty and the fact that many big songs are missed out as a result? Songfacts seems to be run by people who genuinely know their stuff so it seems a shame to discount it as a resource.

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everyone else would be asking for special dispensation for their articles in other fields as well. In the case of "Will You?", I was surprised that it was redirected given it was a big hit in the UK – I'm having a look to see if I can get enough together to retrieve it, because it was a top ten hit in Ireland as well, but I'm struggling to find any other information... even the music magazine cuttings from 1981 on Hazel's own website don't mention it at all, disappointingly, so perhaps a trip to the BL will be fruitless anyway. The brief information on SongFacts seems to have been taken from her own autobiography

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looked at her Knowledge (XXG) page and it states very clearly that she does work in that industry. I didn't say she was she was promoting anything, (although others have raised concern about her articles too in her talk page) I said it's up to the community to decide. I'm new to this and am prepared to take advice off experienced editors, as you have seen. I'm only trying to help. I was also under the impression that it was against the rules to undo deletion tags, and I have seen others been warned not to do it, hence why I put it back on.

2623:- and your enthusiasm for what they do, is pretty clearly expressed in the article. People come to WP for lots of reasons - most often because they are passionate about something. That passion is a double-edged sword - it drives people to contribute, but it does make it hard to be truly NPOV. This is why it is great that we have a community here, so we can all check each other and helo each other. Does that make sense? Nobody is a "bad guy" here, as far as I can see, including you. 4072:. There's a new bonus prize of $ 200 worth of books of your choice to win for creating the most new women biographies between 0:00 on the 26th and 23:59 on 30th November. If you've been contributing to the contest, thank you for your support, we've produced over 2000 articles. If you haven't contributed yet, we would appreciate you taking the time to add entries to our articles achievements list by the end of the month. Thank you, and if participating, good luck with the finale! 4876:

It would be a shame to introduce any more errant grid refs because someone - whether it is Shantavira, you, me or someone else - could do with correcting them. I note that Shantavira has indeed corrected a number of them but there are many more to do – I’ll have a go at some myself. I'd add that I’ve managed to introduce incorrect grid refs into articles myself before now and other editors have either fixed them or pointed them out for me to fix. Thanks and best wishes,

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hopefully in the end it will turn out to be a good page that will help others. Also if there are other things that need to be addressed I am happy to edit until it is right. This gives me a standard to work towards and shows me how not repeat errors in future pages or edits on existing pages. I am an advocate for relief work, open access and healthcare for all and I have seen people suffer in crisis during disasters because no one knew what to do.

1173: 1688:...but then Mountains of the Alps would still need diffusing in a physical geography way and it turns out that we do have categories corresponding to these sub-ranges of the Alps (eg Category:Karwendel, Category:Totes Gebirge and many others) which contain articles on things in these ranges, but these are not just mountains, they could be huts or towns or whatever. Very few of of these divisions have a subcategory of Mountains of x. 824: 4286: 3133: 3916:. The idea is not to record every minor edit, but to create a momentum to motivate editors to produce good content improvements and creations and inspire people to work on more countries than they might otherwise work on. There's also the possibility of establishing smaller country or regional challenges for places like Germany, Italy, the Benelux countries, Iberian Peninsula, Romania, Slovenia etc, much like 5451: 5826: 5738: 5602: 5514: 4997: 4211: 4083: 3953: 5259:

limited back ground text you are adding is usually from Songfacts – this doesn't count as a reliable source because it's been added by users to the site, and there is no way of knowing what they have added is true. Please try and avoid using "facts" from this source... it's better if they can be confirmed from a music magazine or book. Yes, I know it's not easy to get hold of copies of the

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afternoon football 'academy' an educational establishment? Or a School of Beauty? Like above, prod and AfD can be used (but 'high schools' and above tend to have an assumed notability), and of course copyvio and advertising etc can be tagged for. There's a lot to learn in CSD - it's a bit like a theological manual crossed with a railway timetable...

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be decided in order to create a list for one editor to go through (you could use a subpage in your userspace for this for example, or a talkpage of a wikiproject). It should be decided based on something similar to what already exists so that all the other readers can navigate it and understand it. Have you read

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researching and writing over the summer in order to fill in some significant gaps are "ALL" wrong in the tone that Shantavira did is likely to cause annoyance. At least you are being genuinely polite about it (you're the first person that has), and I thank you for that and shall bear your words in mind

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Hi, I just wanted to make you aware that the reason some of your article creations are being redirected or deleted is that they consist of little more than a UK chart placing, which in itself is not enough to warrant an article if it doesn't contain some background text about the song itself. And the

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Hi Huddsblue - I didn't get the sense that Shantavira was 'barracking' you over it, but was concerned that what appears to be a systematic error is removed from the edits in what are a host of worthwhile article stubs you have created (I was surprised that some of them hadn't existed before in fact).

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the mountain is prominent - I live near it and it is one of those mountains around here that dominates the entry into the Usk valley and indeed the entry on the A40 or A465 for most visitors to the national park - it rears above the valley and is certainly very prominent. I'd thought simply to revert

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Huddsblue you did handle that poorly, and if you are open to it, i will work with you on how to address these concerns better. It is great that you are getting tuned into COI issues in WP and we need savvy and skilled people dealing with that, on the front end. There are much better ways to do it,

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Hi Bill I will retract my statement fully on her talk page. The reason why I said "I have a reason to believe" is because, I looked on Amy's Wiki page and she stated she was involved "Evidence-Based Healthcare". I made a direct link in my mind with this and "Evidence Aid". In other words I put 2 and

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and the spelling there is "subdivision". It's the same with "subgroup" and "subregion". The only one I couldn't find was "subrange" which I'm now starting to hyphenate: i.e. "sub-range". Also Knowledge (XXG) has some funny rules about headers and titles: they don't normally use title case or the word

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Thanks for bringing this to my attention Moneytrees. I have indeed done it this way on other articles as I couldn't see another way of doing it. (I'm not a tech wizard like so many on here! :-)) I'm still unsure how to do it but I shall try and fix them over the next day or so. If I get stuck, can I

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Well it's obvious that the hounds have been sent out on me for a heinous crime lol. Seriously though, anybody's free to correct me if and when I make mistakes, of course, but it's also about tone. There's a way talking to people, and telling me that the 150 + articles that I put a lot of effort into

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Hi Pam and thanks for your message, sorry if my actions caused any confusion or annoyance. The reason I unlinked them is because they were all directing to unrelated pages, apart from the one which was a sub-peak of a major peak, which just redirected to the major peak, whose link was directly above

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and didn't conduct myself in the way I should have encouraged Huddsblue to act. There is no question the original article was written in a non encyclopedic style and there are certainly concerns about COI on WP. In stepping back I look forward to collaborative and constructive work with all involved

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Huddsblue and I resolved this conflict/misunderstanding and we look forward to contributing to Knowledge (XXG). I am learning and very thankful for the kindness of editors who are helping to make this page better. I have removed anything that could be construed as promotional as far as I can see, so

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Anyway, to some extent there is next to no harm, but equally all pages could be put in the categories that are way up their category trees (all men could be in Category:Men for example) but this isn't the way Knowledge (XXG) is put together. Also Knowledge (XXG)'s category structure shouldn't really

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is because A) that's what they are and B) Because so many of the articles are poor quality stubs that I want them all in the same place to make it easier for me to go through each article one-by-one and improve any worthy mountains as I can - it will take over a year but I am prepared to try. And by

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About the Yorkshire project, I won't revert you (pointless project, anybody remotely interested in him will be interested in football as well) but the Boro is in the project too. Teesside is traditionally in North Yorks, even though I always consider it "North East England" instead of Yorkshire. Ho

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Huddsblue, you shouldn't think of it as being reprimanded. On the contrary. You have been doing very well and making a lot of quality edits. Yes, several editors have brought to you a few concerns. It's mostly just minor stuff. but since you have been editing rather heavily in one particular genre,

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I've rewritten and restored the article with additional sources... I think it will be hard for someone to argue now that it doesn't meet notability requirements. By the way, the song does appear in the film, albeit very briefly... at 33 minutes in, O'Connor is sat at a piano in her house and plays

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Fair enough Richard. I would personally say that it's notable enough for inclusion. I only wrote articles for her two biggest hits, with 'Will You' being the best remembered today, so it was a bit of a shock to find out it had being erased for a redirect. But I guess that anyone who isn't familiar

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No, I meant me going to the British Library – I'm a member. But I'm currently 5,500 miles away from it, so it's even less likely that I'll be visiting anytime soon. I doubt very much that other editors would allow leeway for older material just because online sources aren't available, because then

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Hi Richard and thank you for your detailed explanation of the criteria for song inclusion. Yes you are right that the online coverage for even classic songs (unless they are by someone like The Beatles or The Stones) from the pre-internet age is often poor and yes the stubs are short but I thought

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Hi thanks for the message. The redirect was done in error, as it was totally unrelated to the page it was redirecting to. I wondered what was going on. I don't know to delete it, would you care how to teach me? I'm passionate about Knowledge (XXG) but I am not a brainiac or computer expert so I do

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Hi MagikCow and thanks for your message. I patrolled it right away as I could tell straight away your article was a good one. I noticed the bare Urls but I find the "Linkrot" tag an awful tag and I never put it on, who wants to be told their article has "rot"?. If I was unsure whether your article

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It wasn't my intention to cause offence to Amy or to anyone. How have I attacked her, or anyone else personally? I brought up a concern that the article may not have been totally neutral in tone. After she sent me the message expressing her concern over the neutrality tag I explained to her I then

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from 1980 to be able to confirm details about Hazel O'Connor singles... that's why they never had articles in the first place. As a Brit who grew up during this era I totally sympathise with the feeling that there aren't enough articles about British songs and albums from the pre-internet era – I

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Tbh I only probably understand about 1% of what it takes to be a proper wikipedia editor! I generally try to copy what others do lol! Atm I have decided to put all my Knowledge (XXG) energy into the Alps because it's probably the only area I can manage at the moment - good job for me that there's

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Gosh, I hadn't realised you were such a newcomer! You've certainly got up to speed quickly and made your mark! Well done! Feel free to bounce questions off me. I'm not an expert, but I've been doing this a while and got a feel for how they do things around here, at least in some areas. Much of my

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Another one - schools. You can't use A7 on schools. It actually says 'educational establishments', which is a bit vague - but schools and universities definitely come in. Things like 'martial arts academies' tend to be regarded as not being ed ests. In between, it's anyone's guess - is a Sunday

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page and tweak it a bit when I have the chance. Best advice I can give is to look at the coding, style and formatting of other similar pages and follow that. It's what I did when I got started and seems to work fine. You also need to sort out the copyright info for the image. Good luck!

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it. I think all of the major peaks in the Yorkshire Dales have articles on them? At least all the peaks with at least 150m of relative height do, which I kept all blue linked. Unless somebody's going to write up articles of every peak with at least 30m of relative height in the future?

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Okay, then I'm going to view this as an unintentional thing. The tag states that the article is "written by somebody with a very close tie to the company" (in this case an organization). That's a COI accusation, even if you didn't intend it as such. Amy is connected to ThinkWell, not

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Oh dear! Not very complimentary. In fact the article is not a translation at all but written by me in English and for what it is worth I am English. Must have gone wrong somewhere. Think it best to leave this. Perhaps someone will take the challenge and improve my English text.

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Thanks for you various tweaks to Welsh hills and mountains. All good except I'd have to take issue with you over Blorenge not being prominent. You say it isn't but are you just taking the mountain tables use of the word here i.e elevational differences with nearby summits? I

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PR efforts, and really do fail our NOTABILITY guideline. Yours did look like that, a bit. It is great that editors are helping you improve it. Amy you should be aware that per your userpage, you are an advocate for the kind of work that EvidenceAid does (please do read

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Hello. When an article is categorized to a sub-category of another category, it is proper to only cat the sub-category and not the parent, lest we defeat the purpose of sub-catting in the first place. I have corrected most all such changes you have made, for example

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it's worth our time to stop by and help you smooth out the few wrinkles in your editing style. Think of it as the rest of us trying to "quickly bring you up to speed", to use Bermicourt's words below, and I agree that you have quickly brought yourself up to speed!

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4553:, Blorenge only has 14 metres of drop from Coity Mountain, which is only slightly higher but has a great deal of prominence in the geographical sense. Would it be Okay to state that it dominates the entrance to the Usk Valley instead, for clarity? Many thanks 2497:. There is a difference. She happens to be a highly skilled and professional subject expert whom we'd like to retain as an editor here. She has done an excellent job, considering it's her first article. Of course it can be improved, and we can all do that. -- 1684:

I was regarding Mountains of Liechtenstein as being a logical way of diffusing Mountains of the Alps as one is entirely a subset of the other. Although I get the geopolitical / physical geographic category distinction so maybe the mountains could be in both

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you over-reacted a bit. I acknowledge that Huddsblue handled his concern awkwardly, and I understand it is unhappy to have someone raise these questions, but please understand that Knowledge (XXG) is flooded with new articles that about organizations that

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doing it this way I have already found duplicate articles, which I have fixed, as well as articles with no merit such as a peak with 3m prominence, which should, imo, never been created in the first place and I will just ignore... so what is the harm?{{

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the use of a vast category such as Mountains of the Alps with potentially thousands of direct members as a means of generating a list of mountains in the Alps is not the way should be going - wikidata or list articles should be able to provide this

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Hi - yes, find a form of words by all means - it's arguably more prominent than Coity Mountain in the generally understood sense of the word 'prominent', even if in the narrower 'topographical prominence' sense it might be the other way around!

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has a red link. The link for Calders already led to an article which had a section about it, but I've now split it out into a separate article. For the others in the Howgills I've added red links, and also made hatnotes or dab page entries at

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a promotional article" and b) owned it: "i have reason to believe". This is very different from harsh and definitive claims I have seen people make, with no subjunctive mood. So.. the criticism of Huddsblue is overly harsh. There

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to reference them! Oh and I would also be interested in creating articles about Valleys that are missing on English wiki, but I doubt there is a Valley equivalent to Summitpost! Again, thank you both for your sound and generous advise

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It's more my pedantry than anything else. Trying to word this as carefully as I can, it is unlikely that Johnson will be getting another club soon and it was me moving it in-line with other players in similar situations (Ched Evans).

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I agree with you, I think it's notable as well, seeing as it was a top ten hit in two countries. I'm just trying to get some more information to add as sources so that nobody has a good excuse to redirect it again if I revert it.

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so I'd suggest that a really useful bit of categorisation would be to create and populate these categories, such as Category:Mountains of the Rätikon, which could be then regarded as diffusable child categories of Mountains of the

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Ok If I'm going to get reprimanded constantly for added categories that seem logical to me I'll stop. I'm just trying to help and add some consistentcy, and it also gives me a chance to add to or clean up articles as I see fit

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know this is an area of music that is poorly covered by Knowledge (XXG), and I try and get to the British Library whenever I can to try and improve articles, but it's a long and slow process. Thank you.

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Hi Dan61 yes I am trying to learn. I saw someone else use that template and thought it applied to all prop deletion. I will try to follow your advice, so thank you for taking the time to write to me {{

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Glad to see this come to an amicable resolution. I will echo Jytdog in COI is a valid concern. I hope all involved will continue to contribute. I apologize, I was too strong in my rebuke. I failed to

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Please double-check the remaining references, or (ideally) find better ones. Such prominence should be easily verifiable, and the use of thefamouspeople.com suggests that it might not be so. --

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stats at all, just provide a nice external link to somewhere the reader could find them. Save an awful lot of aggravation and people could get on with doing something useful instead... cheers,

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Hi Huddsblue, Thanks for your message, and welcome. I'm quite busy right now and don't have the opportunity to do much editing so I'm not sure how much I can help. I'll have a look at your new

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It even says so on your talk page, yet when I try to flag up a concern, Amy takes it to heart and I end up getting accused of making "serious accusations" by you which was not my intention.

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Hello, and thank you, much appreciated. Fixing stats is not one of my favourite tasks, but there's a lot of disruption around at the moment. If I had my way, we wouldn't record

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Hallo, I noticed your recent edits where you unlinked a lot of the summits. I think it's more useful to correct links rather than unlink - there's no logic in saying that

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Hi Huddsblue. First I would like to say I completely agree with Bermicourt. You have been doing very well for a relatively new editor, and to a large degree, by even

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The cans of worms are half the fun! (or to put it another way - it's our job as editors to sort out the worms so that the people just reading don't see much wiggling)

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i wanted to jump on this yesterday - i am late, but hope you all will hear me. For those who don't know me, i work a lot on COI issues here and am very active at

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If you're certain that ALL my articles are wrong then there's nothing stopping you correcting them all yourself. It'd surely be better than barracking me over it

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I have noticed when you add a reference section heading, you have been formatting it as ===References=== (three equal signs each end). That syntax would be for a

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Hello there! Thank you for patrolling new pages. I am slightly concerned at the amount of time that my page was patrolled in though. Patrolling normally takes

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No evidence has been presented. That's a very serious personal attack. I have removed the tag, even though the tag says that AMY herself can remove it. --

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Hi noticed you disputed neutrality but you left no comments on the article talk page. Please state your concerns clearly so they can be dealt with, Thanks

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Also, please indicate where you got "King Of Ink Land King Body Art The Extreme Ink - Ite" from. It isn't the form given in any of the references. —

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for the inclusion of personal information in such articles. I've gone ahead and removed it. If you disagree, let's discuss it. You may want to check

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The tags can be removed by you or another editor once the issues they mention are addressed. If you have questions, you can leave a comment on

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happen to be on my watchlist and I noticed that you incorrectly replaced dashes with hyphens (1984-85 season, a 6 - 3 win, etc.). Please see

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Thanks Richard. I've just seen the article, you've obviously put a lot of effort into improving it. Can't see anything wrong with it myself

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Many thanks for bringing this to my attention - I'm still a novice at this! I've reverted my grammar changes and just kept the new links! {{

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the opening riff and sings the first two lines, before smashing her hands down on the keys and slamming the piano lid shut in frustration.

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was unsuitable for Knowledge (XXG), I would have left it as you can see from my talk page I've made mistakes with tags before. Many thanks

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I'll gladly help if you need any :). The option to move the page should appear when under the "More" tab, like in this picture.

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a lot of promo articles created that should not exist, and we need editors scanning new articles to weed out really bad ones.

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Please be careful of simply pasting material from other sources onto WP. WP is very serious about copyright violations, see

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Don't want to jump on the bandwagon here but there are several issues that cause me concern. First an accusation of COI

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Please take a look and assess whether there is an issue here, and if so, can you fix it across all occurrences? thx. --

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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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tools, as having some issues to fix. Thanks for creating this. It has been tagged as needing its references improved.

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Not to my knowledge, although I may be wrong. Please feel free to correct any errors in any of my articles yourself

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. An automated process has detected that you've added some links pointing to

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Yes you're correct, although emotions are running high at the moment about it, and logic doesn't always triumph

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I am also finding ALL your grid refs are wrong. Please don't add more grid refs until you can do so reliably.--

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a different title by copying its content and pasting either the same content, or an edited version of it, into

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I don't speak any German and I'm editing via a mobile device, so sadly I can't even get onto Google Translate

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Hi, Hudd could you change the blondie Knowledge (XXG) page genre from being a Rock band to a New wave band?

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mistakes, and sometimes what is plain obvious to some needs explaining in plain terms to others like myself.

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your change but decided to take a more discursive approach in the hope you'd change our mind. best wishes

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Yikes I didn't realise I was opening up such a can of worms! The reason I have been categorising them as

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Dear Huddsblue, thank you for your contributions to Knowledge (XXG), especially your recent creation of

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Sorry, but lack of references and broken English are not reasons for speedy deletion. The nonsense tag

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such a lot of work to be done! Tbh I've no idea how to properly translate articles from other articles

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category diffusion is a very good thing because it enables large categories to be vaguely browsable

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I'm not much involved in categorization so can't claim any great expertise but my opinion is that:

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Hello, and thank you for adding articles about mountains in Scotland. When you add a feature in

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I've not slapped it with any kind of penalty. It's now obviously up to the community to decide.

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The reference system is a bit odd, but other than that this looks like a good addition. Thanks.

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template with your own invented rationales ({{db|1=insert reason here}}). Please note that the

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I think I have fixed them all now - of course I may have introduced errors of my own! thanks

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Many thanks for the barnstar, Hudds. It's good to have someone else working on the project! --

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for the correct usage of endashes, emdashes and hyphens on Wiki. Thanks again for your work.

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section, so the heading should be executed as ==References== (two equal signs each end). See

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for a directory of all the WikiProjects. Finally, please do your best to always fill in the

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Hi Hudds. Thank you for your good-faith edits on this article. However, I just checked the

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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You could also add articles written in the Scots language to the Scots Knowledge (XXG) at

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Great work! If I may offer just a couple small tips. Peakbagger has its own ref template

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Error located (it was in the infobox) and fixed. Thanks for bringing it to my attention

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requesting that it be speedily deleted from Knowledge (XXG). This has been done under

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Thanks for your recent efforts in adding citations to many mountain related articles.

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