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knitting clubs, and so on), named animals (like Gertie the Dancing Wolf, but not Canis lupus which is a species) and organised events (but not riots that just happened or bank robberies even though they were planned). Also, for some reason, web content is included. Crimsonseagull.com can be tagged with A7, but the Crimsom Seagull browser can't because you use it at home on your own machine. The game CraftDungeonMine can be tagged because it's online (or would be if someone created it...), but Furious Butterflies can't, because it's an app (or would be, etc). Anything like software, products, philosophies, games (that are played in real life without a computer), or recipes - no go for A7. Has to be

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in the list they can be moved to the Category: songs by theme. While love songs are a mainstay of the music world they still each have their own unique character. It is no different than songs about trains or cars. So a recognition of this on Knowledge is a refinement of the encyclopedia and fits into its objective of universally accessible learning and understanding. I was delighted to find that Knowledge does have songs by topic and theme and I was willing to expand upon that in a small way. Please explain to me how it does not meet the criteria for inclusion.

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references now. I have about 50 people standing by to help me with this. Surely you don't expect someone to have the entire text of a page ready to go before they post it? I think that would be unfair. Why don't you give me a few days or at least more than an hour to get the content in there? I've never done this before, and I'm not a spammer - I've been working in this industry for 6 years. Thank you. - Isabel

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I have created this list as it expands on the existing Category:songs by theme. The list entry is a stepping stone into making a song by theme. In the category entry, however, the song has to have an entry into Knowledge. The list allows you to find out if the song has this entry. If enough songs are

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I notice that you have made several edits to biography pages, presumably to clarify places of birth. However, at least some of the edits you have made are not very helpful.. for example, Birmingham and Sutton Coldfield are not considered to be part of Warwickshire (they are in West Midlands county),

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Hi Jam...new here so thanks for the insight and help. So deleting the entire entry because of the link that should be avoided is the policy? If that is/was the only issue was the rest of entry up to snuff/acceptable? Thanks, and I realize there is detail already here, but it is a lot to consume in

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Hi. You added a photo to this article which is captioned "Roxborough School c.1890". The school in the photograph is of the Diocesan School located on the corner of Roxborough Avenue (Jail Boreen) and the Roxborough Road. That photograph comes from an old postcard and it does say "Roxborough School"

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I can see you've been doing a fine job on removing un-necessary middle names from VC winners, and the middle name is, indeed, not actually needed in general. But I also note "Generally, use the most common format of a name used in reliable sources: if that is with a middle name or initials, make the

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Please don't remove the political party from the infoboxes on MP biographies. Infoboxes are there to summarise the information on the page and the key facts about the subject. For an MP their political allegiance is one of those key facts. Yes it does get repeated elsewhere on the page but that's

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Hi. I've just declined an A7 (significance) that you requested (in fact, two). A7 (or 'significance' if you use Page Curation - I hate PC) is limited in what you can use it on. It's for people and groups of people (companies, churches but not if they are buildings rather than the people, underwater

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If I was writing the article, I wouldn't mention "English" in the opening paragraph, because that's not part of what made him notable (it would be different if the article was called "Early English emigrants to California"). However, because the term was already there, I tried to find a way to keep

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I agree that the article should note (as it does) that Livermore was born in England, was of an English family, and lived in England to the age of 17. I disagree (as noted) with the wording "an English rancher and landowner". Turn it around and tell me if it makes sense to you: if I were describing

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Hi. The web-page is regarding one of the pioneer in Power System operation of India. The person is holding a key position in Indian Power Sector and has given numerous contribution to the sector at national and international level. It has nothing to do with any kind of publicity or promotion on the

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Hi, the professor and I created stubs this morning that students will develop over the next six weeks (Field Apothecary). The professor picked those stubs as they are part of important agricultural trends in the Hudson Valley. I hope this will prevent their being speedily deleted. Thanks. - Baynard

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Thank you for the apologies, all I can say is start a move by saying you want to do it for reasons x,y and z. There are some articles that if you moved like that you would be barred for a length of time no discussion. These names have been arrived at over periods of time and work by a multitude of

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fair enough but please remember ...generally, use the most common format of a name used in reliable sources: if that is with a middle name or initials, make the Knowledge article title conform to that format... and based on that can I show you I have started a request to move back to the original

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I wonder if you are also familiar with the somewhat rare but normal English practice of having a non hyphenated yet double barrelled surname. A couple of my school colleagues were so named. Please be very careful when making such moves that you have checked every avenue first. If there is nothing

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Thanks for responding. My objection is twofold. Firstly, perhaps we browse different sorts of article on wikipedia, but I've rarely seen someone described as "a native of X who did Y" etc, they are a French/Nigerian/Venezuelan/Chinese soldier/singer/naturalist/clown. My second objection is on the

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The opening paragraph should summarize what makes the person notable. Livermore became notable (as a rancher and landowner) only after he arrived in California, so it seems more accurate (and grammatically correct) to describe him as a "California rancher and land owner". He became a citizen of

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is described as an "expatriate British novelist". He was born in India, lived much of the time in Greece, and died in France, and it later turned out he wouldn't even have been eligible for British citizenship - but his being a product of Britain is nonetheless important. So if Durrell can be

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Hi, I'm Isabel Draves and someone just deleted the page I was in the process of updating. It hadn't even been up for an hour yet and was being updated every time I hit save, about every 10 minutes. I was in the process of adding in articles. I do not know why you highlighted my article for

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Hi, I'm Isabel Draves and I'm in the process of creating a new page to define some industry terminology that has recently (past 4-5 years) come to be in common use and used even more frequently as time goes on, "Creative technology". I've had the page up for less than an hour and am adding

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Sorry, but I had to severely trim the restaurant bit of this article. I know you put a lot of work into it and it was well crafted but you went way over the top. This is an encyclopaedia. Leave a message on my or the article talk page if you would like to discuss this further. Thanks.

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actually there is a reason in fact four. 1) His name was Charles Frederick worth 2) his label was Charles Frederick worth 3) his "house" was Charles Frederick Worth and 4) you need to raise such things on the talk page before you assume that you can move it. please undo. Thanks

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deletion the second I created it (?!?) so I am requesting that since you must have some experience editing here, that you reinstate my hour of work on the page, put it back up, give me a chance to add to it and let others know it is up so that they can edit it. Thank you.

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Knowledge article title conform to that format." In all the sources I'm familiar with, including the portrait in my grandparents' house (he was my great great great granduncle) he is known as Richard Harte Keatinge. I propose to move the article back to

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The surname practice can also vary within the same family. Some folk embrace the hyphen, others drop the pre or the post hyphen name, and others keep both (all, sometimes) and yet do not hyphenate. Even two full brothers may choose to differ.

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Having my watchlist loaded with updates to articles where you have recently added a Victoria Cross winner, I must give you an award for taking it upon yourself to highlight these important and brave people in articles on their locality.

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Plus it was designed purely as an intro to a lot more info that is coming; history of the founder, history of the company, scientific research into breast feeding (which is what the company specialises in), and tons of other things.

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I suppose I might, tongue in cheek, declare a personal interest in that I might find it mildly inconvenient to be confused with him, even briefly and even though I'm never likely to win the VC or merit a Knowledge article. Other

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2196:, who is (correctly in my view) described as Irish, despite living in Paris for 50+ years, and publishing mostly in French. If you can't see your way to describing Livermore as English, perhaps the compromise could be this: 2279:). In addition, the reason to include it in the Knowledge is that she is the person who did the remix of a superhit song, and she got considerable response. The article content was written in a purely encyclopaedic manner( 1116:

Finally sorted and move rescinded to match how the rest of the world lists him and all the other Knowledge do as well. As I say mention it on talk page first, start a discussion, that way people will work with you.

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Hi - thanks for your note. I'm new to wikipedia and just tried creating a meetup page that you have marked for deletion. Could you give me a little more context for why it's inappropriate and should be deleted?

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I have tagged this for a reference. Can you return and supply a reference that gives his association with Hull, I know his article indicates he was born there but that fact is unreferenced. Many thanks.

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Hello, I would like to ask why was the article deleted for the second time from Knowledge. There are many articles presently on Knowledge of this type. The subject is quite notable for inclusion(

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Hi! Thanks for editing on it, would you happen to know how to put the right colors on the general classification tables at the end? Once it's started I'll be good to do it. The points jersey is

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We are not dealing with historical figures, we are dealing with contemporary ones. The addition of the counties in many cases does not add value and it does not seem to fit in with the

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Thanks very much for adding the latest batch of YouGov polls to 2014 Senate election articles. I've added the three previous rounds so I know it can be quite laborious. Thanks again!

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editors, Charles Fredrick Worth was created in 2004 and has served enquiring people happily since then. Always pays to check and ask beforehand, any delay would be small.

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on it. However, this building has nothing whatsoever to do with the school referenced in the article and was not in Roxborough at all. I am undoing the edit on that basis.

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point about whether he was English or not. If he came from England, he was English, regardless of where he did the thing that made him notable. A case in point would be

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I saw your deletion of the Medela page. I sort of understand it, that it was rather promotional. However, this was purely a translation of the Knowledge German text.

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Hey JamKaftan, I just wanted to suggest that, if you mark a page from the new pages feed for deletion (whether it be through AFD, PROD, or CSD), it might be best to

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use "an American landowner" when describing an American who moved to England. But that's clearly my minority view, so feel free to disregard/correct my edits.

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Please could you ensure that the counties being added are those commonly accepted as being the modern ones (I know the structure of counties is confusing).

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if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the

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I do not need your permission to remove your comments on my own talk page. Please refer to the article you had linked to on my page and read the section

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I think this is now out of my hands, but I'd be pretty hopeful the admins will make the right decision, based on your unusually coherent justification!

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be able to license that text so that we can publish it here. However, there are steps that must be taken to verify that license before you do. See

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it there while improving the description. I don't want to deny that Livermore was English - I just mainly think it's a poorly-written sentence.

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Ah sorry, I am not yet a confirmed user and can't use the Page Curation toolbar, so I didn't realize that was how it worked. My mistake! -

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Liverpool is not considered to be part of Lancashire (it is Merseyside). These edits are not accurate and are somewhat confusing.

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described as British, surely Livermore, who was actually born in the country, can be afforded some parity of nationality.

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was, perhaps bizarrely, known as "Roland Boys Bradford" rather than as "Roland Bradford" thus I have reverted your move.

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an American who moved to England and acquired some land, would it be accurate to call him "an American landowner"?

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You're quite right, we aren't dealing with historical figures. I can just as easily cite three people under forty:

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Hi, sorry I'm new and my where we've been page was mistakenly saved before I wanted it to be. So sorry, my bad.

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I was under the impression I can delete whatever I'd like off my own talk page. Has that changed recently?

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is incorrect, then take it up with whoever wrote it - don't accuse me of making unsourced claims. Thanks.

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should not be deleted. He perhaps is not so important person, but there should be an article about him.

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As was made clear in the edit description, I took the information from his father's wikipedia page. If

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone, including you, is welcome to contribute to the discussion.

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You've been updating a few pages with references that I have also been working on. Thanks!

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