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might or might not turn out to be a good idea ... but that's your call. I'm more concerned about an argument we've had several times before...as you know, it just doesn't feel right to me to slap a label of "low priority" at the top of the talk page of an article that someone might have worked very hard on, unless we have reason to believe they won't take it the wrong way, despite your position that it's only a label to help
Wikiproject Robotics people prioritize. Today, you stuck a wikiproject robotics tag, in every case with "low priority", on the following list: RooTooth, Ubiquitous robot, Category:Domestic robots, Robomaxx; Category:Robotic Floorvac; Electrolux Trilobite; Roomba; Home automation; Category:Home automation; Category:Robotics at Kawasaki; Category:Robotics companies; Talk:Honda P series; Talk:Honda E1; Talk:Honda E0; Category:Robotics at Honda; KUKA. I think this problem can be fixed by sticking a second tag on the home-automation-related articles and cats with a higher priority, so people don't get the wrong idea. And as a matter of fact, home-automation-related articles and categories
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phone, people find that it doesn't work like it should, and businesses or governments are using them for their own purposes and not telling you. It might make both our lives easier if you can tell people (like
Zenwhat...except that he's been blocked) "Hey, you're in the wrong place, I've moved your stuff over to the 'Home automation and privacy' wikiproject", and I could send people who are getting too technical for my audience over your way. We don't have to do it that way, but do you agree that we're really talking about two very different groups of people here we might have to deal with? I guess I should add, I've been in the ACLU for 25 years, and my partner is on the national board, and we have a very good idea what the "privacy" people sound like and what they're looking for. And I've been a blogger (in robotics communities, not on my own blog...although I have just decided to start one!) also. And I know that these two different sets of people don't speak the same language. Sometimes they don't live in the same world, and it might be a good idea not to force them together. - Dan
4207:(copied at my page) I have edited Robot, AGV, and some of the articles about vacuums and lawnmowers...not much more than that, related to robotics. You've tagged several hundred articles as belonging to your wikiproject, without editing any of them, at least not the ones I'm watching, which is most of them. I'm not criticizing you...I think it's possible that tagging a bunch of articles could be helpful, it might get more people to sign up for WikiProject Robotics and share experiences first, and then edit. On the other hand, it might mean that people who would otherwise edit won't edit, out of a sense that the article belongs to some other group, or they might misunderstand the "low" priority. I haven't been around long enough to know what works and what doesn't, I guess we'll see. I will look around for some other kind of tag to stick on the articles I'm interested in, and if someone tells me that the two tags are confusing, I'll pass the information on. - Dan
3495:(reply to William, copied to JamesonTai) It's true, if you put some work in, it's possible to get the higher ratings...and if you want to help people in WP:ROBO do that, that's fantastic. I want to say again, in case it wasn't clear...I have only one "passion", and that is that we don't lose newbies that I bring in...for all other issues, goals and people, I don't feel passionate, we can do whatever you guys like, and I'll help. I think Jameson is wondering if I'm going to screw things up by trying to keep things so simple and transparent for my newbies...but an easy fix would just be not to direct my newbies to the front page, to give them a link of their own in the project. I don't think the link should say "newbies", because of course they'll be oldbies before long, I think it just depends what they want to work on...I'll ask around! - Dan
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editors, especially hobbyists and students, can talk with each other and be introduced to the project. There can be another page where I try to log what admins and experienced editors are saying and doing with all this new robotics activity, in order to help them understand and reach consensus (and especially, to take the burden off of us...and gods help us, off of the hobbyists...of arguing with the admins one article at a time). Then we need a separate page that attempts to represent the needs of the typical reader of
Knowledge, which is a perspective which has been completely lacking so far, but I think is very important. (Obviously that's harder. I'm thinking of surveys...I am definitely not thinking of some kind of demagoguery like "I speak for the people who won't speak for themselves".) - Dan
5093:-based way of changing the colour, but not as far as I'm aware – I think the principle is that it should be done in in CSS, but that's not available in a sig. But in any case, that's completely fixed the size problem, many thanks. Your sig still appears the same colour as it was to me (dark blue), while it's not going cause a problem even if the color info isn't understood by some browser as it'll just be ignored. WinXP and IE w/o Calibri is still a very common set-up (esp. on business PCs i think) so you may find you're rubbing fewer people up the wrong way in future – unfortunately the big sig did rather give the impression of a big ego, and clicking on it did little to dispel that impression! Glad to have helped,
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of one of the biggest record labels in Russia and former Soviet Union (1/6th of Earth for your information)). Secondly, referring me to the plain rules for the second time is simply not polite. I find such behaviour of yours as nuisance to
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ratings, I'm sure you can reassess some of them if you want to. Look, what I'm saying here is, it seems like you're still interested in the entire robotics project's operations even though you've told me (twice now) that you want to be hands-off on the robotics project. I won't tell you to make up your mind, as I can always use fresh pairs of eyes (and that it's really harsh), but I would say for someone who's left this project twice, it seems you can't let this thing go yet.
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it addressing. Target the proposal/point raised, not the editor who is making the comment. I wouldn't say that comment alone is incivil, but it isn't going to make you any friends. The 2 things I would remove are the comment about the "original nominator" and the "No offense or anything." at the end. Quite often when that is said it is not sincere and in this text based medium, emotion is very hard to convey (tone of voice, facial expressions are missing) so it will likely
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1963:. I am sorry about your RFA, but just give it some time and in a couple months come and poke me and I would be proud to nominate you. I think you got what it takes, you just need some more time under your belt. Well thanks again, and if you are interested, when you are getting close to RFA'ing again, I could give you a little admin coaching, its your choice but the offer is out there. Hope all is well!
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people are looking at them. When we have enough editors to do major revamps, we will do them (most likely in the order of its importance rating) one by one. Until then, please revisit the objectives of the article classifications, wikiproject establishment, and existence before you confuse yourself and myself further with random misunderstandings.
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occurred. Anyways, thanks taking the effort in keeping me in check, but this person is hardly a newbie. (There's a difference between being a noob not knowing
Knowledge policies and a person who just does not have any regard to any policies whatsoever even though the policies have been made clear.)
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Thanks for your complement! I'm glad people are noticing our WikiProject, and I agree - most new WikiProjects generally receive the same kinds of roadblocks in the beginning, but what I'm hoping is that if we can hammer down with the core of the project in the beginning, we can have the project take
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notable being a case decided by the
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About the citing sources you were making me aware of, I'm sorry I didn't include those yet, but I didn't know how to work with them yet. I will do some research on the pages you showed me and I will be trying to find examples of articles with the same stuff so I learn from it how to use it and I will
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With you being nice won't change anything either, since someone else requested that you not use an oversized signature on your talk page back in January. The request was nice, your response a little less so. Just above John Reaves said please and you responded to him with a blatant falsehood. I'm
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Yikes! I'm often busy with work and uni so I couldn't reply yesterday. I think what you're trying to say is that changing the template on hundreds of articles isn't necessary because the template is good for the vast majority? The first thing to check to make sure you have a civil comment is what is
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when I first started before editing/tagging, but from my experiences with them (not that they're bad at all... they're really nice people), I don't believe that a project banner represents "marked territory" and I believe that establishing our scope, what we represent, and what we want to do clearly
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Dan, I'm taking a slight personal interest in the robotic vacuums and lawnmowers because I'm doing research for my university's AutoMow team. The reason I tagged them was because they were listed as articles directly under the Robotics Portal's list of categories. I'd leave the article tags be for
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Hmm, let me see if I got this right, you want to export png or other non-vector graphics into a vector editor like illustrator or Inkscape? If this was the case, I would recommend saving them as bitmaps (bmp), I have found that to be universally acceptable among almost all vector graphics editors.If
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has even more power. Because of this we must uphold strict protocols before approving a new applicant. Regretfully, I have chosen to decline your application at this time. Please note it is nothing personal by any means, and we certainly welcome you to apply again soon. Thank again for your interest
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Anyway, as to why I opposed so strongly; To me, the time your on Wiki is irrelevant; its the time you are active, the time you edit. With only 3 months of solid experiance under your belt, I felt you were massively inexperianced for the job. Yes, I think now I was a bit hasty going strongly, and I'm
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Thanks Dynaflow, I've been noticing them as well. Unfortunately, I cannot operate AWB on university computers so I had to use AWB at my university via remote access. Shrinking a 1280x1024 resolution to a 13.3" tablet monitor + the standard Windows borders from the browser also didn't help me catch
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websites and thus it is sourced. Sorry I am pretty new here and I have only been checking Knowledge out for a few days before I signed up, but I think I did a pretty good job there as well as in the other articles I edited and created so far. If I am doing something wrong, please let me know. Amanda
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Understandable, but look at the references. I still don't know whether the "source" is a source or if it's some random name... Please look at the user's talk page. I have notified him regarding one of article's sources already, but he proceeded to posting three new articles after my message, hence
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larger size than you intended. In Internet Explorer 7 without Calibri installed your name appears larger than a ===subsection heading===, with the use of italics giving it greater emphasis still. I hope you can now appreciate the problem and might be willing to change your signature. Unless you can
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What does any of that have to do with anything? You claimed your signature font size is the same as the regular size of text on wikipedia. You were wrong. I did assume good faith, because I assumed that you were mistaken rather than deliberately lying. I would have thought that you would like to
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As you have not read the top of the page, I did not delete your article. Only nominated it for deletion. You may check the deletion logs for information. I do not hold any responsibility for the information for deleted articles, nor do I need to help you resurrect your article. I nominated your
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I am sorry, you do not answer my questions, nor did you explain anything on the talk page or anywhere at all. Putting simply a tag does not mean automatically that what's written in it is relevant to the contents of the article (it spoke of importance of personalities, whereas the article is simply
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Dan, you do realize that when I created the first version of the Project Banner (before John Carter help redesign the entire thing) I had an option to add a task force designation onto the banner. I'm sure we can work something out on some degree on this. Let's make something clear. Any disputes
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In my personal experience, it really does not make much difference. Tagging an article with a project banner merely represents that the WikiProject does look at what happens to the article. (Although I haven't been editing the articles, I wanted to get the project started first... you know... get
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with it. That's a whole different set of issues. Did you know that the U.S. government uses your cell phone's 911-GPS capability to log your coordinates...just in case you turn out to be a terrorist? Every time some new bit of automation makes it into the home, even something as simple as a cell
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I'm fine with working together, as long as you promise that next time you want to accuse me of the things you did, you don't choose to do it in front of the entire community of WP:AN before mentioning it to me first, okay? I didn't understand half the stuff you were saying, we might have been able
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I will warn you, there are a couple bugs in huggle, too, but they're incredibly trivial, and easily worked around if you know the circumstances in which they occur. One of the buggles (I just made that up tonignt) is that it won't sign comments added with the N button if you use the section heading
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and then assume that since I am tagging these articles, that I and I alone should be improving every single article I come across and tag. I really hope that you can stop taking things so personally. These tags are designed to signify that the article belongs to the general robotics category and
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Several admins have made very typical edits in the last 24 hours to new robotics pages...without knowing about any of the new discussion. I suggest this: instead of arguing with editors one by one, I'm going to create two additional subpages on the wikiproject. The outreach page can be where new
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Hi Jameson, I saw you put some tags or whatever they are called here on the page I just created about Leif Lampater. Those tags basically all said that the information I provided was not sourced, but I guess you didnt see the external links I added to the article. All the information is from those
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Thanks for responding, I guess my concern is yes, you may "get him to notice" but you may also be discouraging a new editor who doesn't know better. I've been trying to do a search to see if these are copyright violations, but no matches so far. I'm just not sure that immediately tagging these for
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I wasn't taking it personally ... on the contrary, I said that I wasn't criticizing you, and supported that conclusion. I said that you had a lot on your plate already and expanding into new areas before you (or anyone from Wikiproject Robotics) had started to work on the articles already tagged
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Dan, no hard feelings, but I wanted to apologize about the strong words I wrote yesterday. It's easy to combine the frustrations in life, combined with the little annoyances here and there, and channel it into what you do online. Would you like to establish a task force instead? It'd run under
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receiving low priority) - know this. I remember you and I had a lot to do with the drafting of the assessment policy. I'm pretty sure I'm going to be reassessing the articles as I begin to see the broad picture of the entire spectrum that we're dealing here. If you have problems with specific
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Jameson, I just don't understand why my page on Anantara Solutions gets deleted with a message that it is ballant advertising. But i see pages on other companies on wikipedia. I am able to see complete profile of their companies in wikipedia under the catagory"Software companies of
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For the record, I did try to set FieldMarine straight on who was responsible for the nice article! In his defense, it can be hard to differentiate between edits after a while. Hard pouring back over the history. Thanks for all your efforts in adding and polishing Brevard articles!
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and hopefully this one has made your day better (and hopefully wasn't meant as an invasion of personal space). Spread the WikiLove by hugging at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!
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and hopefully this one has made your day better (and hopefully wasn't meant as an invasion of personal space). Spread the WikiLove by hugging at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!
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and hopefully this one has made your day better (and hopefully wasn't meant as an invasion of personal space). Spread the WikiLove by hugging at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!
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and hopefully this one has made your day better (and hopefully wasn't meant as an invasion of personal space). Spread the WikiLove by hugging at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!
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and hopefully this one has made your day better (and hopefully wasn't meant as an invasion of personal space). Spread the WikiLove by hugging at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!
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to create ads. Please talk to them about getting one of the ads done. I was merely making ads for WikiProjects I was personally participating in during times when I had free time. However, thanks for considering me as your go-to guy on this subject, but
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on proper citations as well. I wish you good luck and sorry I can't help you more, but I'm actually right about to start class. I'll take a look at it more after my Theory of Machines class in about three hours. Happy editing until then!
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