User talk:Josh Parris/Archive 2

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find a way tonight of reinserting this connection in the most NPOV way possible. I want people to know that behind the bluster of love-the-sinner-hate-the-sin, this organization is profoundly intolerant. There's also an ongoing fight about my pointing out that Answers in Genesis specifically links to the infamous Leviticus passage calling for homosexuals to be killed. Hell, I'm straight and this offends me- so I imagine it might be of some offense to the gay community.

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enough to do it anyway. You say Dividers was moved to the dictionary as it was just a short definition. I believe dividers deserves its own page and that any redirection should be avoided. I am willing to write a short article if someone would create the page which I do not know how to do. Or you can tell me where I can learn to do it and then I can do it myself once I have the text written. I hope you do not mind doing a bit of handholding while I learn.

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responsibly claiming that judea ever existed, and that the palestinians did in fact occupy land belonging to jewish terrorists before the common era. if this is a POV, then please ban me. i can't really tolerate extreme intolerance. this itself is a form of, in my POV, mild intolerance. intolerance of intolerance is an extremely ethnocentric POV, since tolerance relies on the absence of certainty and the

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size, they just make the thing look bad. Secondly, the language could do with a polish. Thirdly, the second image (and its associated caption) looks amateurish. I also don't think the quick facts box is really necessary - the content can fit fine into the lead section. In general, the content is fine, though - I just don't see why it can't fit into a standard article, as per the others.

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use a 'p' there. The suffix "-ant" begins in a vowel (voiced by definition), so the end of the root becomes a 'b' (as in "adsorbant"). You can't use an unvoiced there (like "adsorpant") -- that's just not how it's done. Plus, everybody says "adsorb", and *nobody* says "adsorp". Just sounds weird. (Cuzza

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Hi Josh, I've had a look at the article, thanks for bringing it to my attention. I've had a go at improving it and put my 2 cents in on the AfD discussion. I think there's a real problem with a lack of coverage for this guy but would be interested to see if anyone else can turn up some more (and more

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so checking there might be a start. Really all I did was rephrase the existing text, and clean it up a lot; I didn't fact-check it too much, so it might be that an accolade is not a brace between two staves (which is the usage I would have created the d'ab page in order to draw attention to) but I've

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I'm sorry - the Essendon article isn't bad, but I'm not awfully fond of the format, and I'd rather not see it used across the network, for fear of having to do a cleanup round later on. Firstly, it's too short to have sections. Sections are useful for longer articles, but in standard articles of this

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Hey Josh Parris, I remember you voted in an AfD of Adam Lyons, some seduction guy. There is a similar AfD going on with a guy called Jeremy Soul. Any input from you would be interesting as there is the usual meatpuppetry going on I think, so some fresh eyes would be useful regarding the notability

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You give me more credit than is due. The links I added were an attempt a disambiguating the bazillion links to John Moore from the find-a-grave list, nothing more. I left the external links in because there was no article on those particular John Moores and the information needed to be preserved.

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It seems you couldn't even be bothered to compare the two lists before embarking on your deletionist venture. If you had done so, you might have noticed that lots of names are missing from the list you are referring to, possibly orphaning quite a number of stubs. If you had carefully transferred all

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Dude, sorp, adsorp, absorp, desorp, are not words. Terminally, the "labial plosive" (like the b or p) becomes voiced (b only). Likewise before vocalics (like other voiced consonants or the vowels). It becomes unvoiced before unvoiced. The consonant at the beginning of "-tion" is unvoiced, so we

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Some weeks ago I created the page Nicolas_Estevanez and shortly after a notice was added "This article is uncategorized. Please help improve this article by adding it to one or more categories," I have looked around and I think I could add the code to the page but I do not know how to find the list

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and I would appreciate any input you could provide. Before it can be approved or denied, I would prefer a lot of feedback from multiple participants in the project. So if you have the time please join in the discussion to help improve the WikiProject. Keep up the good work in link repair and thanks

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2. first of all, i'm just asking out of curiousty, i'm not going to do it. You know that you can edit stuff on wiki. add of delete, even delete an entire article. if your loged on, it shows who done it. but what if an anonymus person, did it, but on the same computer, does the person get blamed for

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Hey Josh, I was editing a new version of Jeremy Soul to reflect what the references actually reference, here it is. I had a look at the articles in Swedish and in Norwegian and with a rough translation they make very little mention of Soul, and definitely do not support what they assert they do.

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page regarding these comments. I don't know. I think it's highly relevant to point out the reason why these neologisms could cause particular offense is because of the persecution of gays during the Holocaust. They will continually argue that even pointing this out is POV. I'm going to try and

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No. Now that I know that a bot is handling this, I won't do it any more, I was more just curious whether it would cause any issues. Back when I originally started the admin noticeboard there was no such bot, and I haven't participated in Knowledge (XXG) in an administrative capacity in almost two

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Yeah, I find it sort of unbelievable myself...kinda feeling bulldozed...I know now what it means to be proof-texted into being the bad guy...being told to build consensus when every point I make is ignored...being told to be polite while being accused of being "pigheaded." Wow! You wanna mediate?

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isn't so polluted I can't figure out what's linking to it. Because I've been changing so many pages (I don't watch them otherwise I'd have thousands of pages being watched), I hadn't realised you'd changed it back, which is why the changes were made a second time. Do you have a burning desire to

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I'm sort of a rehabilitated vandal. as in a vandal tribesperson, locked up, accused of being an untermensch, and released a while later. subsequently i've made several contributions, including fixing 200 extreme POV category template links, resulting in a warning about the moral impossibility of

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I noticed that you have been editing some of the archives in /unusual measurements/. While the specific edit I noticed hasnt done any harm, I cant help being concerned that one day the bot(?) will change an archive in a critical way; it may be that it was very relevant to a particular discussion

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I am very sorry that I am new here and quite lost so please forgive me if I make any mistakes. I am quite confused while I try to learn the ropes here. This is in reference to your comment to me about the redirection of dividers. I do not know how to change redirections and I do not feel brave

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You and User talk:Petaholmes seem to have fallen into a revert war. Which I would understand if either of you were, I dunno, clueless newbies pushing a serious POV about some genocide somewhere. A revert war over categories!??!' You're both serious, experienced wikipedians! Talk it out, get

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has been created and is now marked for speedy deletion, as you added the band to the disambig page Grinder you might wish to weigh in and mark it with {{hangon}} if you wish to prevent its deletion, but it may even be a different band than you were thinking about so not need attention.

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It's true that this is a plural, but "the braces" are normally considered as a whole - even if you're only moving one sail, which you generally don't, you still need to work with both of its braces. For this reason, "braces" as an article title sounds far more natural to me.

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is trivia that does not warrant two weblinks to the design studio responsible; it smacked badly of spam. In fact, in my opinion, it is useless trivia even in the context of internal operations of Ausway, let alone an encyclopaedia article about their street directory.

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Hey Josh Parris it's me Pece, how have you been, anyway i was thinking of making my own article. Its about a Xbox game called: Hunter: the Reckoning: Redeemer. Can you show me to a page on wiki which shows you have to make the design of the article like other games eg:

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guides us that the most common uses should be nearer the top than less common uses. I cannot determine if you're following this guideline or some other. You don't seem to be using alphabetical ordering. Could you please let me know how you determine order? The

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for an explanation of the issue behind this. In short, Wiktionary is now case-sensitive, so the entire scheme of these linking templates needs to be updated. Creating these two new ones just adds confusion and is not going to be part of the final solution. --

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Josh, I reverted your edit on IP. The term 'intraperitoneal' does not mean 'the peritoneum', it means 'in the peritoneum' - in fact, it means surrounded by peritoneum except at the mesentery for a viscus and inside the peritoneal cavity for, say, an injection.

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The discussion was about the specific and it somehow got hijacked into the general. I'm only following the specific, and I don't want to read "grammars" written in that cumbersome combo-style on wikipedia, I just want to quickly look at what you plan to do.

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BTW, see my comments on the talk page for Sarfati. I am worried that the removal of criticism from the Sarfati page by anonymous editors is making the Sarfati page a vanity page. Please let me hear your comments if any (on that talk page).

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Thanks for disambiguating the rod to pole. I grappled with that word(rod). I was looking for threaded rod but only the description of the bolt was the most accurate. Was the explanation of how to use the Trammel points clear to you?

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Yeah, I'm tired and it's late. Don't ask me how- but I overlooked the beginning part where you said "How is this..", I only saw the POV bit after the quote. In any case I hope that I've made the situation clear on the talk page.

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In "good" news, I did manage to undisputably show that Answers in Genesis openly use discriminatory hiring practices for their creation museum (see the article). They haven't challenged that yet- and I don't see how they can.

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being used on pages at all, and thus taken to RfD for resolution (rather than just fixing the main page featured article). Would you support me if I make a very specific application to change all of the instances from ABC-:

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of existing categories or on what basis I should choose. I would appreciate it if you would help me categorise that page (military men? Cuba? Canary Islands? History of Spain? Death penalty?...) so I can learn. Thanks

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1.How do you get rid of the things you look up on a search engine or the bar on the top of the screen eg: when you type up w, then on the bar at the top, it list all the website you've been on starting with "w" etc?

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I assume then that you are unaware that melway has had the same design look and feel for the last 40 years? The fact that the company is beginning to change their approach after 40 years might warrant a short note.

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Hey there josh how have you been, i've been doing great, i forgot to tell you i was on holiday to queensland since the 5 of january, so i wasn't on internet at all. but since i'm back, alot of stuff has changed.

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back from a friend and see if there's any insight into scripts for stage that Knowledge (XXG) doesn't already have under screenplays (he covers a bit about stage play scripts as well). What would you think of

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Hi - as I guess you noticed, I tend to answer questions on the page they are asked on - keeps the thread together. Anyway, yes copper (and other) mineral prospecting is done with multi-spectral imaging -see

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Wha? I read the instructions, they made no sense, I resolved it as best I could and left a note. If you find the complicated nature of your peerage categorisation system offensive, so be it. Good day, sir.

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what that's referring to now. At a wild guess, I'd imagine I created the disambiguation page in order to facilitate linking, based on an article I edited; the most likely choice for this is my cleanup of

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Is there some reason you are discussing the bot about "incorrect name" instead of what the bot is doing? I have no idea if this is still about changing "American Broadcasting Corporation" or not. Is it?

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hi, i just came across this category u created last year, i was wondering wat exactly it refers to? i would be more then happy to categorise it but really have no idea what goes in it =S. cheers mate --

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new pieces of information to the "List of people", we could have argued what the point of removing material from a disambiguation page might be. The way you acted, however, seems rather irresponsible.

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It takes a certain ability to transform one's ignorance into a direct attack on the efforts of other users. Well done sir. In the future, if you could refrain from offensive comments such as this one

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about the fund raiser: did it reach its goal or something, (320k as you said, is alot of money) or was it like "donate money until a certain date but no absolute amount needed" klinda thing, right?

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Did you take this picture? It's marked as PD, but no source is given. I'd like to move it to Commons, so it can be used in other Wikipedias, as well. Could you please update the PD tag? Thanks. --

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I guess your right about the practise thing,i will try at least, also do you know what this is: The two-week Arbitration Committee elections will continue until 23:59 UTC, January 22?

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It is effectively not in the user guide, but hidden away when you sign up to register. Thank you for pointing this out; I shall update the guide shortly to make it more prominent.

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Feel free to re-vote on Wiktionarypar2, and now on Wiktionarypar3 also. This is a new vote, with an explanation as to why I tagged them for deletion. The vote now covers

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I don't recall dabbing to anything other than the full name Microelectrical device, so at worst as things stand I bypassed a redirect. Nothing broken, thank the maker.

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at flashing as the reason to put the wiktionary link at the top. I can't find any reference to this effect on that styple page. Could you please help me find it?

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Are you waiting for an opportune moment to jump in with the dab page revision, or are you waiting for me to do it? People keep making changes to the current page.—

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Be bold. I've cited the residence thing, that was covered in the Swedish article. I'm glad someone's willing to trim it down to verifiable statements - the

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I see you tagged lime for cleanup, but it looks pretty good to me. Could you please note on the talk page what you mean (or just do it yourself, of course)?

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Thanks, this isn't the first time I've misread the history page (see my talk page)! Let me make myself a coffee and take another look. I deeply apologize!

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whether a person linked to an ambiguous page or not. I would seriously suggest that you skip any page noted as an archive when doing such disambiguation.

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Are you talking about the link to blocking me? Nah, I added that as an easy shortcut for people, since there's often the urge to permanently ban me :)

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Remember, this is a multi-million dollar organization who are anxious to create good PR. We're doing this part time and for no pay. This is a battle.

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and this Knowledge (XXG):Gaming Collaboration of the week thing, is it like a thing where you nominate a game article that has no information, right?

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My first award! I really appreciate this. Like most editors here, I'm not seeking accolades, but am happy to see my work is making a difference.

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I'v got the inconvenient habit of addressing complete strangers by their hebrew names. so Yehoshua, thanks for the help. it's good to meet you.

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page is just one example. I reordered to put redlinks at the bottom and you changed it back, or perhaps to a slightly new order. Thanks!

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i recently put on my user page some userboxes, but i just don't know how to make neat there kinda all over the place, can you help please?

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to clarify the point that you made about the wood beam. Machine screw is probably the best description on the pop up that you inserted. --

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I didn't realise. Tony Sidaway also did some archive as well... is this a big problem if I do this? Will it adversely effect the bot? -

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Yup, well I got my sleep, and woke up to find another series of edits by an anonymous editor once again trying to alter the text on the

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Hi Josh, Can you explain why you removed the following. Could you put that explanation on the Sarfati talk page as requested.

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Human. It was clear what the intended term was. I put a {{dn}} in if it's not clear; on talk pages I just grin and bear it.

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And that was before the introduction of the guideline of putting external links for disambiguation pages onto the talk page.

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should have this template. Maybe the template should be better phrased, go right ahead if this is so. Also, happy new year!

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As for the links. I was not sure how to go about that. Perhaps a link in the external links area may have been sufficient.

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from that disambiguation page. What on earth made you do that, and why, on top of that, did you hide it as a minor edit?

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Thanks again for the comments Josh. I have responded to them in some detail on the talk page. Let me know your response

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Recent media mentions include articles in Oslo’s Aftenposten, the Las Vegas Weekly, and Sweden’s Metro and The Local.

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Since I recently started using popups, I would like to know what you mean by this edit summary. Just wondering... --

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Hey, thanks for that fix. I guess that was the obvious thing to do, but I never thought about changing the redirect.

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Yep, because that particular problem is a specific case of a general problem. In the same way the problem with the

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I know! It's a change for the better, and one of the reasons I've decided to come back again out of retirement :-)

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teaching at Love Systems. He was also voted the number one instructor at the 2008 Love Systems Super Conference.

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link a year old conversation directly to that disambiguation page rather than indirectly via an external link?

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Hi Josh I noticed you reverted the Melway article recently. Any reason why the new information wasn't valid?

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page. You should check it out, tell me what you think. I tried to enlarge it, there is more information. --

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for links to Victoria, an ambiguous term. I do this as part of my contribution to wikiproject Melbourne.

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we have something in common, i can't draw, but i hope top make images on computer rather then paper.

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he also referred to homosexuals who disagree with anti-homosexual interpretations of the Bible as

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Anyway I saw you were editing it, so below are my thoughts (and I was being pretty generous!):

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I notice you've reordered several dab pages. I can't find your rationale anywhere. Certainly

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Hey the josh, happy new year and a safe and joyous holiday, its been great chatiing with you.

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ps: if i happen to go next year, tell me where it is. Also, you seem like a nice guy, thanks.

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Hey there Josh, how have you been, i've been doing great. anyway might i ask you two things:

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thank you for the help, i just began working on my first article. sorry if i bug you a bit?

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Thanks for the fix-up, I intended to do that, but you beat me to it. Nice working with you.

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Please check to see if you are in the right category for classification by number of edits.

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links at all. The Victoria in question here is actually a Welsh community and would be at

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case, giving an immediate solution to this problem and a more general solution later?

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You are correct; for example, because "Tomorrow" is the title of more than one song,

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ps: the second question was hypothetical(is that the right word), i'm just curious.

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it just that, i doubt i would have been alowded to go, maybe next time, when i'm 15.

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Have skimmed thru the concrete page - semms okidoki, esp correcting my misspellings.

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Thanks for your help with the image problem I was having. :) Greatly appreciated! –

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Sorry, I did the best I could with the context. I've added in ITV to the dab page.

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I'm pleased that I got part of the way there - Logical independence does appear on

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Hey there Josh Parris, how are you, listen sorry if i bug you, nut can you help:

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By the way, do you knoe some wikipedia users by the names of Sango123 and Pak21?

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on IRC where a bot informs us when new account requests come in as well as the

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Anyway, tell me what the meeting was like, i;m sure it would have been great.

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umm, how old do you have to be to be at the meeting? i ain't exactly 20-30?

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well taken. I'll see what I can do.... hmmm... I may need a TODO page soon.

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article got a lot better when all the unverified statements were removed.

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homonazis and sodomofascist quotes. See talk (in couple of minutes)

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I thought that there must have been a service like that. Very good.

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A bloody good idea. I've only just started fooling around with it.

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I must have missed that part of the instructions. Yes, it was me.

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i looking forward to the subjects computers and graphic designs?

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article, but now there's an extra "=" next to 'External Links'.

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mediation, take a break! Josh Parris ✉ 08:28, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

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Hello Josh, how are you. Happy easter (If you celebrate it?).

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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I've made a request of appropriately informed individuals.

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If you are an admin, please remove your name from the list.

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that apparently inspired the template's original creator,

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