User talk:John of Reading/Archive 15

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only full length feature film, to date, "Alegria: An Enchanting Fable." On their official site he's listed as Cirque du Soleil's clown coach and acting consultant, too. He's well recognized, within his milieu, as one of the best clowns of his generation and is also prominently credited, in their resumes, by many renowned circus performers as a brilliant teacher/mentor. Needless to say, among his staunch admirers, this avant garde entertainer is quite notable. However, the problem at hand is accumulating the requisite certified substantiating proof of that. :-) As in every field of endeavor there is a competitive spirit among the players, so I've reminded René that his longtime clown partner, David Shiner, has a viable page on this celebrated site and am hoping, if nothing else does, that will compel him to make some concerted effort to keep his from being deleted. Thanks again for your patience, John, and for supplying the guidelines by which I'll do my utmost to work within.

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will be able to be used without my permission, indefinitely by anyone who wishes to do so, for their own purposes. That is not what I understood how my images would be used, nor is it what the statement I copied above implies. Well, if you are an artist, in any medium, you should be able to comprehend my chagrin at this state of affairs. To comply with the notifications you added to the top of the René Bazinet page I attempted to obtain printed material to substantiate the comments in my composition. When that failed I removed the article, since the verification isn't available in the published form that Knowledge requires. I can only implore you, now, to see it in your heart to check around and find a way to help me out of this current mess, or steer me in the right direction to do it myself. Please, John, help me out...

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photographer who was, also, commissioned by the Canadian government to take the photos provided for the publication. If you check on DataHead2112's initial "article" you'll discover that it was comprised of a very few sketchy sentences and no photos, so in essence the article was composed primarily by me, as 69.235.19.92, before I became an official Knowledge member and afterward, sometimes when I neglected to log-on as Blythe Spirit. I am, in point of fact, the sole author of the article, apart from slight intermittent and unsolicited edits done by seemingly well-intentioned wannabe writers. I have just deleted the pictures and my composition, therefore everything is now gone except for the minor contribution DataHead2112 made.

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certain that Cirque du Soleil official(s) would be happy to confirm all the info, too, if Knowledge official(s) would care to contact them about it. As previously mentioned, being an 'artiste' type, René is a little on the eccentric side. He doesn't feel the need to collaborate with me, on adding citations, so at this point I don't know what else to do. I listed "Le Clown" in the reference section and René's clown partner, David Shiner, whose Knowledge page has several more reference notations, is also referred to in my material. I'd welcome any more suggestions, from you, regarding this most frustrating situation...

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to write and get published was not done due to a lack of interest when the prospectus was sent to several periodicals. This is the first and only biographical article that I've posted on Knowledge. I am also the author of the same information posted on the IMdB site, which was not contested. This page was simply my way of compensating Mr. Bazinet for not being able to get his story published, back in 2002 and for the edification of his eclectic fan base. Please let me know if there's anything I can do to allow it to remain, under the circumstances. Thanks for your assistance in this.

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Canadian government. I just spent five (5) days in late Oct. of 2002, conducting several interview sessions and an exclusive photo-shoot, with René, a few years after "Le Clown" was first published. Please re-read the above messages and in case further clarification is necessary the three (3) photos in Wikimedia are -my- work and I would very much like them to be deleted from the site. Thank you, again, for your assistance in having my request facilitated, since I did not know that I was giving up the right to delete them myself, when I uploaded them there/here.

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is in French and it appears to be some sort of homage to René's talent. Since the link/URL cannot be transmitted to you via this User Talk message service all I can give you is the title of the YouTube video, which is as follows: BANVILLE, Théodore de - Le Saut du tremplin. Please inform me as to what I must do to obtain proper accreditation, from this person - for the picture, as this he did not even asked permission, to use the photo, much less give me proper credit for it. I'd greatly appreciate your assistance with this. Thanks!

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in charge of that action to do so. The reason being is that the prospect of running across them being used, without my permission - by others who take credit for them, would be very annoying, to say the least. Likewise, after all this has been done please inform me about how to cancel my membership, here, as there won’t be any purpose for belonging to a community in which I have nothing to contribute. As before, thanks for all your continued help concerning these related matters.

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possible, out of what I've already written, through excerpts in "Le Clown." Otherwise, it would be an even more involved chore to have to start all over again. I also have a few souvenir programs, from productions he starred in, and a Cirque du Soleil newsletter he gave me that might prove useful, too. Thanks again for all the information you've imparted, so far. I'd be most appreciative if you'd kindly allow me to prevail upon you for further help if necessary...

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with the stringent standards you’ve outlined. It’s a shame that in this case the rules can’t be bent and an exception can’t be made. However, I have no problem accepting the rationale behind Knowledge’s policies. Because René hasn’t given me any assurance that he intends to submit the requested substantiating documentation, in response to my directives, it seems that he doesn’t really care whether or not the page exists, anyway.

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the follow: "You are free: to share – to copy, distribute and transmit the work to remix – to adapt the work Under the following conditions: attribution – You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work)." Doesn't that at least -imply- that the prospective user needs to -ask- the author if they can use the image?

2807:-bio- material in a couple of souvenir programs he gave me, from Cirque du Soleil's "Saltimbanco" and Salto Natale's "Synfunia" - as well as one of Cirque du Soleil's newsletters - circa 2008, correlates to some of the info in my article. However, these are rare, out-of-print publications and not readily available to the general public. Would it be worthwhile to list them, with apropos citations, anyway, do you think? 2918: 523: 1134:(An overnight thought) If all you are planning to do is searching for a single word, you may find it easier to set the list source to "Wiki search (text)" rather than "Database dump". This will be much faster and will query the up-to-date text instead of the copy saved in the database dump. In the text box just above the "Make list" button, enter your word inside double quotes. -- 329: 2557: 2101: 3356: 3167: 3039: 2947: 200: 178: 253: 3526:, and am reluctant to request deletion on that basis. But any editor can remove unsourced or poorly-sourced information from an article, and I may well do that. I hadn't spotted that the book "Le Clown" was written by Bazinet himself. My answer, above, would have been different if I had realised this earlier. 3768:

Is there nothing that can be done in this case, then? As a photojournalist my work can be profited on by someone who isn't the artist? That is not fair and I was not aware that Wikimedia allows this to happen. Surely you can see why I am justified in requesting that a special exception be made for

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Moreover, frankly, I’m tired of periodically checking in to see that untalented and presumptuous wannabe writers have made unnecessary and inappropriate edits to my work. I’d greatly appreciate it if you’d, also, please see to it that my images in Wikimedia are removed, or if you’d inform whoever is

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That may be more difficult that you make it sound. :-) I don't speak French and would have to collaborate with René, on it, which might take some time, since (for lack of a better way of explaining it) he's a rather eccentric character. How much time will Knowledge give me to accomplish this task?

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So, I guess what you're saying is that the page will have to be deleted, is that the gist of it? Well, if so, then so be it. I only posted it as a favor and will just have to explain the situation to Mr. Bazinet. How do I remove the images from the Wikimedia section, or is that done automatically?

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I'm not sure what to do about what you feel is necessary to verify this information. The material is from taped interview sessions and not readily available to anyone other than Mr. Bazinet and myself. I could type up the transcripts of the taped material but the article that I had formerly planned

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is over! Great job, everyone! Of the fourteen entrants, twelve fixed typos! The judges are very behind with the judging, but it will get done! Another note similar to this one will be sent out when the judging is complete to announce the winners. Check back again next January for the (hopeful) second

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Well, that's hardly fair, as I understood that my work would be -protected- on and by Wikimedia. I found his video on a French Canadian site, too: litteratureaudio -under- gilles-claude-theriault. He may very well be making money from the use of my image. Isn't there any way that Knowledge and/or

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You apparently do not pay attention, or do your research, John. :-) The pictures on the Knowledge page and in Wikimedia are my own work and the pictures submitted for "Le Clown" were taken by another photographer entirely. I had nothing, whatsoever, to do with the book project commissioned by the

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Hi again, John. I’ve been busy with other things and haven’t found the time, nor had the inclination to do any more work on the page I composed for René Bazinet. I think, at this point, that it’s probably best that you, or whoever is in charge of such things, just delete it since it doesn’t comply

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I completely understand and did my best to convey this to René, who is currently doing a gig in Puerto Vallarta. When he returns to Montreal and has a chance to wade through his collection of periodicals and "Le Clown" he may get back to me concerning this issue. One can only hope. Meanwhile, the

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Well, most if not all of the material is covered in "Le Clown" - published by: Logiques for their Circus Arts Collection, but that book is only in French and has never been translated into English. Should I include it and should I leave the most current additions I made to the reference section, as

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Complicated searches need regular expressions. Examples: "All words beginning with the misspelled prefix 'mulit'", "All words ending with the misspelled suffix 'ollogy'", "All occurrences of 'exercice' excluding those where the preceding or following word is one of these ", "All cases where the word

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Really? He has two (2) versions on YouTube and one he attributes only to Garance Arletty where the credits are written, under the video when the 'more' link is clicked onto. That is the version with the most hits. I'm very confused, now, as the specifics on the picture's Wikimedia page stipulate

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Once more with feeling, John :-) -|- Unfortunately, this is just what I was afraid would happen, regarding my pictures. Someone, in Canada, has made a video, which they are showing on YouTube and perhaps other similar venues, using my "Bowler & Tux" picture of René Bazinet. The dialogue

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Compare these: "Bazinet studied at the John Abbott College (reference: theatre program)" and "Bazinet is considered to be one of the world's top clowns (reference: theatre program)". In the first case, the reader will probably accept the information, as there is no reason for the theatre to report

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Well, John, the upshot is that - after his having been apprised of the circumstances - René believes the photo images that accompany the article should be sufficient to substantiate the veracity of the text. He "liked" the page - via his Facebook account - as have about 60 other FB members and he's

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Gee, that's cold, John, and after all we've been through... :-) I allowed my work to be used, for profit, by others? No, that's not what I allowed or thought I was allowing. I lent my work to Wikimedia, in good faith, for an article on Knowledge, which didn't meet its standards and now my work

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Well, as far as the programs are concerned, surely some credence could be lent in relation to his top clown status, by virtue of the fact that he has been the lead -or- star performer in the prestigious Cirque du Soleil and Salto Natale productions mentioned above, as well as in Cirque du Soleil's

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That's really not how Knowledge works. There are no "Knowledge officials" doing day-to-day editing, only volunteer editors such as you and me. And verification is by including references to published sources, not by contacting anyone connected with the subject of the article. So for now the "needs

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Since I'm working from a database dump, the edits you've made since the dump make no difference to the results. I carefully merged the new entries into your list without disturbing your edits: I pasted the new list into the edit box and clicked "Show changes" to see the new ones, then I opened a

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If a non-free image isn't used in any articles, a bot comes along and tags it for deletion, so I thought it best to add it to the article. To be honest I will be surprised if the image is accepted. The thread at the help desk will be seen by several experts once the Americans get out of bed! --

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The book "Le Clown" was authorized by the Canadian government, as part of a circus art series, as he is recognized by the circus world as one of the top clowns, in the business. In other words, the Canadian government commissioned René to do it. He did not independently author it or hire the

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OK, I see now that my reference to the interview material could be interpreted as a conflict of interest. I only added it in response to your notification and have just removed it. Thanks for telling me! Anyway, I'll attempt to get René to assist me in referencing as much of the material as

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You don't have to use regular expressions, but you will get better results if you do. If you search for, say, "bord" without ticking the regular expression box, the software will search for precisely the letters b-o-r-d, and you will get a list of articles that contain "border", "borders",

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OK, I'll do that. I've downloaded the compressed dump again onto the family desktop, and will uncompress it overnight. Meanwhile I'm using a tiny spare laptop and a spare monitor from the attic, since in the evenings my children have first call on the family desktop for their

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this wrongly. In the second case, if that's the only reference, I as a reader would tend to discount the information, since that's the sort of thing a theatre program would tend to say about anyone. That second claim needs a more solid, independent, source such as a book.

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Wikimedia can prevent this person and/or any other people from using my image to profit by? As the artist of this work I am very upset about this situation. Please do your best to assist me with what amounts to my worst nightmare, concerning the use of my work.

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There's also no reason to delete the photos that you donated to Wikimedia Commons; whether or not they are used in a Knowledge article, they are part of an important source of freely-licensed images that could be useful in all sorts of unexpected ways. --

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I'm intrigued by what you say about the photos here. When you uploaded them, you said they were your own work. Here you say that a photographer was hired by the Canadian government. Were you the photographer? Who owns the copyright in the photographs? --

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Thanks for posting John :) I'm taking a short break from judging, but we won't stop until every last entry is judged! We will send out a wrap-up message at the end of the contest and another at the end of judging (which could take some time). Thanks :)

2282:. Knowledge articles should only contain material that has already been published in good sources such as books, newspapers and respected news websites. And when I tried to check your edits with Google searches, I didn't find anything relevant. -- 934:

etc. Any references used inside that portion have to be defined within that portion, otherwise they will be missing from the big article. All clear now? Probably not! Feel free to post these to my talk page and I'll do my best to fix them. --

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How did you add in the new ones without disturbing the ones I had marked? I don't know whether a completely new list would have included the ones I've fixed over the last day or so... And if you want to try Digamma, sure, but I doubt many

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Cite error: A list-defined reference named "FOOTNOTEGuitton1967172" is not used in the content (see the help page). Cite error: A list-defined reference named "FOOTNOTEHebblethwaite1993669" is not used in the content (see the help page).

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I originally registered as "Abyssal_leviathin" but eventually decided to change it to "Abyssal" because "leviathan" was spelled wrong in my original so I had to usurp "Abyssal" from a user who never contributed to Knowledge. However, on

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he *also* gives credit to you by name and states that he is re-using the image under the CC-BY-SA license. And the terms of the CC-BY-SA license *allow* re-users to make money from their re-use. Hence the wording at the top of the

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Done, with some points noted on the talk page. In addition, AWB suggests combining some duplicate references, and re-ordering some references so that the numbers are in ascending order. Would you like me to make those changes? --

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there was a guy named Abyssal whose screen name I couldn't usurp. I've been considering contributing to WB so I had to create a new alt account for that. I forgot to log that one out before going back to my Knowledge edits.

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Apologies accepted. :-) Although I imagine his fans will be very disappointed with what remains of the "article" at least it now complies with Knowledge's standards... Wishing you the very best in all your quests, John.

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author of an article to ask for its deletion, but in this case the article was created and worked on by another editor back in 2012, so that case does not apply. I am not confident in judging whether topics meet the

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Oh, thank you -so- much, John. I'll try that avenue, just as soon as I can formulate a compelling synopsis of the circumstances.... Wish me luck and if you could put in a good word, too, I'd be most grateful. :-)

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for the guidelines used on that project. After all, you have released them under a CC-BY-SA license, allowing them to be used freely provided they are attributed to the name mentioned on the file description

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On the "Title" tab of the Database Scanner, You tick "Not contains", "Regex" and "Case sensitive", and paste a long regular expression, below, into the second text box. But what is that long expression?

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if you don't know how to do that. If the only source is "your own research work", then please don't make the change, as Knowledge articles should only summarise information that has been published in

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MULTI-LEAVING is a term which describes a computer-to-computer communication technique developed for use by the HASP System. In a gross sense, MULTI-LEAVING can be defined as the fully synchronized,

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Under the terms of the CC-BY-SA license that you granted, they do not have to ask your permission. And if you pause the video at 4:11 you will see that he has given you credit for the picture. --

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starts tomorrow at 0:00 UTC! The contest will be run from February 1 to March 1, 2014. Please note that there have been some changes to the scoring process to allow a system that involves almost

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of the discretionary sanctions system. I thought you'd like to know Draft v3 has now been posted to the main review page. You are very welcome to comment on it on the review talk page. Regards,

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Hi John, I'm updating stadium capacities and the sources are www.stadiumzone.weebly.com and www.worldstadiums.com and my own research work. If you doubt about some changes, please let me know.

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I don't want to go anywhere near the "paid editing" controversy. If you decide that my February contributions are worth a money prize, please instead choose one of the charities named in

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I have no idea why but for some reason the Regular Expression that I had up at the top lacked the Theta. So could you update it to (|) if you have a chance (and your computer is happy)?

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my images to be deleted from Wikimedia. Please tell me how I can plead my case, if you're unable to do so for me, in this matter, John. Thanks again! 07:45, 8 April 2014 (UTC)

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To search for "http://http://" you could use an ordinary search, not a regex search. But you might like to match "https" as well as "http", and for that you would need the regex

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Wikikedia does not "allow it to happen"; you allowed it to happen by releasing the images under a CC-BY-SA license. Commons do sometimes allow images to be deleted by request (

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article, I beg you a new reading and idiomatic revision. I've done a new contribution in this article, but I can't write in English very good. Excuseme and thanks a lot.--

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pseudo-simultaneous, bi-directional transmission of a variable number of data streams between two or more computers utilizing binary synchronous communications facilities.

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I started with fairly simple find&replace rules, gradually learning more as I went along. By the time I started using the database scanner I was fairly fluent. I use

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I'm unlikely to find another typo this month needing more than 1250 fixes, so my fixing of 1250 "on on" errors is my entry in the "bonus" section of the competition.

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John, I've tried to explain better those parts that you say you can't understant. I'm anxiously waiting for your revision. And I'm very happy with your help.--

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For the other task, do you want only uppercase Greek letters? There are surprisingly few articles whose title contains an uppercase Greek letter. They are at

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would match any two digits, then the letters "th", then one or more spaces, then the word February. If you want to match only 1 to 31 and not 32 to 99, then

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Undoing the work of the Commons Delinker isn't going to help! Look for "Upload" or "Wizard" in the HTML source of the page, and you'll see a link mentioning

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For the long regular expression, look downwards a couple of lines and you will find a green box labelled "Titles skipped". Click the "show" link there. --

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Really? My list had 3,500 left when I started. Maybe it's because mine includes fixes such as 'the The', which I think yours doesn't. I also know that

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and tweaked some of the links. I can't find anything about his early life or later career with Google. How do we know that he was born in St Johns? --

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here. Just requesting if you make a video by a screen recorder to help the beginners? How to make article lists? Thanking you in advance. Please help.

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My fault. I've just seen a checkbox that I didn't know existed, which was telling the database scanner to skip all redirects. I'll try again... --

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A book in French is fine! If you can edit the article, adding footnote references with page numbers, that would be great. Something like...

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For the article to exist at all, there must be enough references to "reliable independent sources" to show that Bazinet passes the

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You can search for a hyphen as if it were an ordinary character. Some other punctuation characters (listed at "Metacharacters" in

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don't overburden yourself with this judging task; if you decide that you've taken on too big a job, please feel free to stop! --

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Many Knowledge articles are quite small, for various reasons. But provided there is enough well-sourced information to pass

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That only shows that John was living in St Johns in 1991. We need a source to confirm where John was born, back in 1962. --

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Thanks for helping fix 'the the' errors, I've fallen off of that job :P I'll hop back on it and help you out when I can. -

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linking to your request here. I don't know whether the admins there will decide to delete the images. I suspect not; see

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OK, what will be the regular expression code if I want to search for multiple words. For Example: "insenstive" and "tht"

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I am grateful to you. Have downloaded the dump and will start working on it. Thanks to you industrious efforts and help.

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Hello again John! Wanted to ask the reg-ex code if I want to search for a word with the punctuation marks? For Example:

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If the material has not been published then I'm afraid it is outside Knowledge's scope. There are some suggestions at

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What to do if I want to search for a word with a space; in the database dump using regular expression? For example:

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I am contributing articles in the best way I know is possible. Please recover my edits or I will sew you, John!!!

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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on

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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on

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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on

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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on

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It was hard, but yes, I managed to copy the infobox. I'm new here, and a seriously need help with research

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tags mark off the portion of the article that is to be copied - just the table, not the lead, categories,

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Yes, we had such an error before, but unfortunately I'm not able to understand this <onlyinclude: -->

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of the preceding code" (+). But to make this search worthwhile I'd actually search for something like

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9th - 19th: repeated words beginning with the letter "o" (c. 2150 articles) - often "on on" (c. 1250)

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Thank you, you made the meaning clear. I've had another try at turning it into natural English. --

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It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can

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army.mil/medalofhonor/valor24/recipients/morris/?f=recipients&l=name Melvin Morris's biography

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Knowledge:Help desk#Adding archive info for suspended link gets error, but help link doesn't help

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That's fine. I was dithering between giving that brief reply and removing the post entirely. --

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That's probably right, my regular efforts only look for "the the" and "The the", though with a

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Hi John, I'm sorry I'm just trying to update the more current capacities. I will add sources.

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my comment is "appears to be a style issue rather than a clear grammar error". I've posted at

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fresh tab and merged them in carefully. And, no, I don't think Digamma is worth including. --

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in Richard C. Lukas's The Strange Allies: The United States and Poland, 1941-1945, pp. 61-85.

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on your part submitting your typo corrections. This allows for moar time spent fixing typos,

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Ziolkowska-Boehm|title=Kaia Heroine of the 1944 Warsaw Rising |publisher=Lexington Books

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Then, please, for each figure you edit, add the source that confirms the new figure. See

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I'm sure we've had one like that before! Anyway, I've fixed it by moving a reference at

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that he's been mentioned in several books and periodicals. Do you have access to those?

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where the second digit is followed by a question mark to show that it is optional. --

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1st - 3rd: the tail end of a list of miscellaneous typos beginning with the letter "s"

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Not necessarily deleted, because it may be possible to write a biography using only

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using the regular expression codes for word break (\b), white space (\s), and "one

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well, or would it be better if they were removed? Thanks for your continued help.

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By chance, I'm downloading a new database dump right now. Another few hours... --

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https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shame-on-you-KV-Pharmaceutical-and-CEO-Greg-Divis

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Thanks, once more, John. I'll definitely be in touch, again, eventually... :-)

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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It's OK to remove this message. Also, to stop receiving these messages, follow

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It's OK to remove this message. Also, to stop receiving these messages, follow

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It's OK to remove this message. Also, to stop receiving these messages, follow

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It's OK to remove this message. Also, to stop receiving these messages, follow

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These would help, so that readers can see where the information is coming from.

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I've made an edit, but there are parts where I'm not sure of the meaning. --

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I have problems ticking the regular expression box. Where is it? Searched it

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Okay, thank you, possibly you can help? I am currently still researching

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Hi. You have commented on Draft v1 or v2 in the Arbitration Committee's

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Done; feel free to ask if anything is not clear or seems incomplete. --

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resolution - or has it perhaps been run, & needs another in time?

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950 pages edited this time, only two months after my last attempt. --

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Ah..... hope that I learn them too while going along. Anyway, Thanks.

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4th - 5th: a few typos beginning with the letter "t", including "teh"

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No, the license does not require re-users to ask you for permission.

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I want to search for "Xth Month". For example: {1 to 31}th February.

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I notice also that only the first 232 of my fixes have been judged.

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Hi John. Thanks; you're a star for 2 reasons (of which I'm aware).

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How much stuff do u think we need to remove from the intro to the

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Hello, John of Reading. Please check your email; you've got mail!

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show up? Those are the type of redirects I'm really interested in.

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Your membership: It is not possible to delete user accounts (See

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tags, when and why to use and what they do. Sorry & thanks --

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I have added the database to my download queue. You have a good

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was a typo in transcription rather than in the cited document.

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Ta. Fixed one, the other three seem to be false positives. --

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Oops, yes, I made a wrong assumption there. My apologies. --

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Heya John. Please give me the regex codes for the following:

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Have a look at the portals linked from the top right of the

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page again? It is done from a database scan on (|) Thank you

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OS/VS2 HASP II Version 4 Logic, Program Number 370H-TX -001

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Man, but then what is the advantage of this huge database?

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article. But you don't have much information to go on! Is

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Can you put an athlete template on John Campbell article?

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One more, What can be the code for "1980's"? I have tried

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Hello. I reverted some edits, including one of yours, to

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1muflon1, but he didn't express his views on this matter.

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6th - 8th: new database dump; "the the" (c. 900 articles)

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I think a video is beyond me, but I'll add a section to

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Re the latter, I was wondering how close you are now to

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is better now, there are still some problems remaining.

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Super, better to try and fail than not to ... ta John.

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OK boss. Thanks. I am trying a few websites like these

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a three followed by a zero or one. You might also like

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by modifying 1 "{}"s. If you have, don't worry: just

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Four comments on my involvement in the Tyop Contest:

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When you have a chance could you please refresh the

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About the article: Tricky. Knowledge does allow the

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additional citations" message will have to stay. --

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running of the Tyop Contest, as this one went swell

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List of municipalities in Newfoundland and Labrador

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