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are computer nerds like most editors-just humble folk trying to do their best.I'm not a teacher!!(More in the law enforcement line).The turmoil at that place is incredible.The commissioner has allied himself with Small apparently.Currently he has 2 Personal greivance changes against him and likely to be more after the load of distortions and outright mistruths he told the Times (if he is quoted correctly)concerning the Small-bribe article).Behind the scenes I am aware that very high level investigations are going on into this women who has left a trail of destruction behind her at Rodney
College and at FFC.I have it on good authority that when she announced her resignation from Rodney the staff all stood and applauded-a pretty extreme reaction from a group that are fairly conservative by any standards.Conversations with an MP keep me up to date with how the govt and MOE view this debacle.At least interested wiki viewers can troll back through all the old "removed" edits and get a more rounded impression of the whole situation, which stinks to high heaven.The commissioner himself is clearly feeling the pressure-after failing to bully a staff member into changing their"story" ,Mr F was obseved brutally attacking a door in the staff roo!!Well, better a door than a staff member ,otherwise I might have to pay a profesional visit.This school really is a dangerous place at times-thats why police presence has been stepped up of late and good work is done by private security guards who work closely with the staff to try to keep everyone safe.There are grave concerns regarding the influence of the Mongrol Mob in this school(as there are in other Hamilton schools).This isanother reason why the school roll has plumetted by around 200-300 this year.I hope this clarifies the situation .
1871:. It is not irrelevant in an article about 420 to note it was replaced by 29er for event Z. It is part of the history of the class, minor, but still part of the history. It most definitely would have an effect on the sailing community, in that 420 sailors wishing to compete in event Z would need to change to 29er boats. If it justifies mention on the 29er page it equally justifies mention on the 420 page. Taymaishu, your few edits to Knowledge (XXG) so far show you will be a definite plus for the venture, so don't be disheartened by my comments. I expect that some time in the future we will see you at RfA again. My advice, given with the very best of intentions, is that you don't approach it with the mindset
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things up again. Not that it matters really, but on top of that he decided to leave New
Zealand first (I don't know why as thats really what he'd been debating about) but i'm open to the way in which it is worded properly as the anon editor did have a point that the sentence didn't make sense, but however Ernest does make a good argument that he probably was more important in Australia (although this could be argued that since New Zealand wasn't as established as Australia it is harder to find sources, but thats just going to cause more problems that we cant solve). I don't know really what to do, but you're welcome to chime in on his talk page with us or on the talk page of the article about it.
1848:, thanks for your note, i do appreciate it. The change was made (particularly because I am very knowledgable on the 420 Class, and it seems to be completely random. This is mainly because it wasn't referenced, and it's not a 'notable point' for the class. It is a one-off situation where the 420 wasn't chosen as a youth class in 2007, and did not effect the sailing community at all. I would argue that it did not effect the 420 community and as such, doesn't really belong on the 420 page. I do believe, however, it should belong on the
1944:. It doesn't say permanently anywhere, but nonetheless, I will change "at the 2007 championships" to "for the 2007 championships" if that will help. The International Sailing Federation youth world championships might not be on Knowledge (XXG) - yet - but that doesn't make them non notable, and I'd like to see your sources that say so. Regarding my mentioning your RfA, it was current at that time, unlikely to succeed, so I gave you a bit of friendly advice for your next one. Is all. .
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centric articles is m/d/,/y, then ok. A comment tho, presentation on the page is important too. Which of the following is less cluttered, or flows better to the eye -- 30 May 2009 or May 30, 2009? Why deliberately place two numbers in juxtaposition when they can easily be separated by a word? Regarding page presentation, I think too much bold is unappealing but if the MOS says nicknames should be bold too, then that's OK too. I'll revert it, and the date to m/d/,/y. Cheers.
1597:"Consensus is one of a range of policies regarding how editors work with each other, and part of the fourth pillar of the Knowledge (XXG) code of conduct. Editors typically reach a consensus as a natural outcome of wiki-editing. Someone makes a change to a page, then everyone who reads the page has an opportunity to leave it as it is, or change it. When two or more editors cannot reach an agreement by editing, consensus is sought on article talk pages."
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the two points come first. Not crucial perhaps where chronology suggests a different approach, but makes sense here. Regarding dates (and this may surprise you), to
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So to revert the edits of Trans4mers I had to revert the actions of the bot. You will actually see my first revert was a mass revert but I noticed that removed pertinant information, so I had go through each edit individually to make sure the legitimate information that was added later was not removed. If you bothered to check my last edit you will see that the link you are whining about is back to its natural state.
2546:. Imagine there's a new visitor to Knowledge (XXG) who has heard all about the wonderful edits by someone called Marc Kupper. So he thinks to himself, I want to see what this guy's been writing, so he types "Marc Kupper" into the search box. Zilch. He doesn't know it, can't know it, but if he types User:Marc Kupper into the search box, geronimo, he can admire all your good works. To him, User:Marc Kupper becomes --
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1430:. I should have removed it from my preferences, which I will do right now. If you like, I will create a new e-mail addy and contact you with that, on condition it remains confidential because I am sick of idiots who are here to disrupt wiki rather than help build it. But, how do I e-mail you without disclosing my new address in my preferences, and more to the point, without knowing what your address is?
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I was hoping for more constructive feedback rather than a simple rejection from voters, for his sake. I apologise if I seemed a little excessive in defending him, between the vandal-whacking and edit wars which seem to form the backbone of every second article I've sort of forgotten of that rarest breed of editors: the constructive newbie. +
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rather than events and focuses on her party's policy rather than the prime minister herself. As far as I have read, this issue has not been resolved as you have claimed, and I have not seen any previous posts by yourself either. In any case, please post your thoughts so we can get this issue sorted quickly. Thanks for your concerns.
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template is {{subst:uw-npov1}} for a level 1 warning, {{subst:uw-npov2}} for a level 2 warning, etc. It's always a good idea to leave a warning so that the user knows why their edits have been reverted. If the user is a repeated vandal then there needs to be a proper warning history so that the user can be blocked from editing.
3033:. How else can I spell it out? And you think a web site designer got it wrong. Good grief. I am restoring outright lap record to the intro, wikilinking it to our very own Wikipediai definition of outright lap record, and inserting the best reference available in the world, a link to the official website. Don't vandalise it.
2402:. Your username is "Kaiwhakahaere." Your user page, often written as "userpage," is "User:Kaiwhakahaere." When instructions ask that you enter your username the expectation is that you will enter "Kaiwhakahaere" and not "User:Kaiwhakahaere." Since you entered a userpage where it asked for a username the
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Kaiwhakahaere, I noticed you reverted someone who experimented on this page, calling it vandalism. Please note the text on that page, and the comment in the edit box, specifically invite people to experiment there. I thought I'd mention it because I've done the same thing myself. Now, I generally
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One advantage of leaving warnings is to attract the attention of any admin who has watchlisted the user's talk page. I watchlist the pages of anyone I block, and most people I warn, and in some cases the pages of someone who I've noticed the edits of but who has already been warned by someone else. A
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Create a new gmail account and update your wiki preferences with it. Only you and people you send wikimail to will know it, people will not be able to look it up on their own. Then go to my user or user talk page, click on the "email this user" link on the left side of the screen. I'll get the email.
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Hi, and tx, but I agree with epee (mostly). The award-first approach is better because in my view that is what is more notable. It's sort of like saying "Obama became
President, during a year in which he won x primaries as well as the election" I think it's more logical to have the more notable of
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Regarding dates, as I mentioned above, I unlinked. To extrapolate, I didn't consciously say to myself "Kaiwhakahaere, you must use d/m/y". It was automatic because that's the style I have been involved with for years, but as I already stated, I am not rigid on the point and if the convention for US
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Thanks for your amendments. There are a few
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Hi, I'm sorry if my replacing that tag has caused you stress. In hindsight I probably should have guessed that you had just missed the tagger's post on the talk page, and dropped you a note here instead. I wasn't aware of the tagger's history on that page either. I agree they don't seem unbiased, and
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Yes, looking at that you have a very valid point which I didn't see before. I'd suggest you gently raise it with the editor and explain why it is unacceptable. You are of course right in responding to an AfD in any way you wish, but because it became apparent the editor didn't stand much of a chance
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You really should check to ensure that what you are doing is helpful, before you save your edits. What you did was change a link from its legitimate target to a disamb page, creating a redirect. Nothing else in the article was changed, so the motivation for your edit is a mystery. Incidentally, you
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Trans4mers was a vandal who vandalised every article he ever edited. He didn't have a consensus to do that so I had him banned. His edit made "English" link to the disambiguation page rather than the
English langauge page and then a wikibot came along and relinked it to the English language page.
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to an article. That is anathema to the basic principles of
Knowledge (XXG), and it is noticeable you will not address that point. Tell you what, how about I watchlist your edits for a while and bring to your attention any other misinformation you might post? That could help clarify matters for you,
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I agree, and owe this user a huge apology. Account unblocked with full explanation and IP block removed. Kai, there was someone who was impersonating you (they used a signature that linked to your account and had a very similar name). My mistake; I should be more careful. Let me know if you have any
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which is not totally obvious to others. So, Helen Clark joins the thousands of thousands of Wiki articles with tags that the taggers never had any intention of trying to fix. Fuck them. It is against all of my journalistic instincts, but I can't see the point of bothering to rectify such crap again.
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FYI, protocol is that people leave new stuff at the bottom of a talk page. The header at the top of the page has a blue link that says "Please click here to leave me a new message." If you use that then your message will get deposited at the bottom of my talk page. Many people do not have a "Please
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comment and then figured I'd be nice to the nominator and link the article into AfD. The AfD itself and delete vote you saw was from a user that admits he's a friend of a competing seduction instructor. He/she first tried to AfD Jeffries in the middle of an AfD discussion about his friend. When the
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was unnecessary as the section already mentioned "It is questionable whether any of the above (with the exception of NewÂtownÂmountÂkennedy) are properly considered
English words, being derived from Maori, Nipmuck, Welsh, Aboriginal and Irish words respectively, or being a conjunction of individual
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You think you had something so important to say, that you felt the urge to leave a comment on my talk page. There are other ways to get people to listen to you than behaving like a little, dirty troll. You are an individual who enjoys creating conflict on the internet. You create and fuel arguments
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Me and Ernest have been having a discussion on his talk page regarding what to do about the issue thats arisen with that sentence you just reverted. We hadn't agreed on anything, but I found his lastest edit kind of a step in the right direction, and am a little worried that your reverts will start
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don't fully explain their concerns, or make even a token effort to rectify them. It is not in the interests of Wiki for a person with a bias to slam a POV tag on an article and then run for the hills. I don't feel the slightest bit obliged to try to fix something claimed by such hit and run experts
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I have reverted your deletions from the Eltham, New Zealand article. In a small town such as this one (where I grew up, incidentally), names such as Chew Chong, Newton King, or Charles Wilkinson are now almost forgotten: and that has only happened in the last generation. Rugby players (who, Urbahn
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me? Your edits are not constructive, in fact they're destructive. To shut you up, I removed certain people from the list. However, Kate Sheppard who had Scottish parents, and the Kilted Kiwis who played for Scotland - you cannot justify the removal of these, because they are New Zealanders with a
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literally if it was you looking at my page. This will be a tough one to fix as one of the design goals was that the sentences be as terse as possible so that the lines will not wrap should the viewer have a low resolution screen. Thus we can't add a detailed explanation. I'll bring it up with the
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Unfortunately, there are other articles which are getting "Australized" too. Australians seem to forget that Phar Lap was American owned and won his biggest race in Mexico. The fact that he was New Zealand bred should go first, as nearly all other horse articles specify where they are bred first.
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And while Matthew White can be dismissed as a 'TV personality', his statistics and data are written and/or supplied by Neil Crompton and Aaron Noonan, the former needs no introduction, the latter is the editor of all of V8 Supercar main event programs and provides statistician information for V8
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You remember when we had this arguement last year, and it was suggested by another edittor that the contrdictory nature of the references suggested a write-up explaining the differences - I attempting to write that out yesterday, giving explanation for the changing nature of the term for the lap
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Hello there. Thanks for your recent efforts towards combating vandalism. I noticed that you have made a few reverts using Twinkle, but that you didn't leave a warning for the user (e.g. the Andy Brownrigg article). Twinkle has an option for warning people and has a biased POV warning. The manual
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Please don't tell me my version does not flow better, and does not eliminate jarring repetition (National League twice in only 16 words). What do you mean by "you inverted the points from the order that makes most sense"? Why is it more sensible to put rookie ahead of best slugger in the league?
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However, sensitive to the fact that month day autoformatting allows people to both see who else shares the ballplayer's birthday, and the birtday is germane, plus it allows people to see the date in the form that they prefer to see dates, I thought that autoformatting made sense here. Note that
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says in part: "Articles on topics with strong ties to a particular English-speaking country should generally use the more common date format for that nation. For the U.S. this is month before day; for most others it is day before month." That would seem to militate in favor of not changing the
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Tx for your help, but just looking at the first edit of the first tweak, I'm puzzled. Why would you alter it from an American date order? I didn't think that was the way that Americans dates were to be listed ... though the way it was allowed those who like day before month to see it that way,
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Re your weird message on my Talk page. The title of the article is "Maximum Break". In snooker, this is 147, also known as "a maximum". The highest possible break is 155. The two are not the same, hence it's useful to add the bit about "after a foul", as per that article's Talk page. Clearly you
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It was my mistake to forget to login before editing. I do apologies for that. However, I am not going to accept that just because I am new that my placing of the neutrality tag was unnecessary. The section on the prime minister does give the feeling of an advertisement. It highlights "successes"
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Well yeah, ok, I might have liked to put my two cents in. Trouble is, you left me this message at 4.10 and when I got around to looking at the AFD nom I discovered it had been dealt with at 4.14. Worse still, I see it was closed Speedy Keep (one keep and one oppose) because of jurisdiction or
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Everyone and anyone needs a consensus to edit Knowledge (XXG), because whether something is relevant and sourced is a viewpoint. If people disagree with what you are trying to add to an article on the grounds that it is not relevant or properly sourced then there is no consensus for adding the
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Ah, okay. The only honours I know that do use postnominals are those of the British Empire and Commonwealth nations, which have postnominals officially authorised by their respective governments to be conferred on the recipients of the decorations. I don't think any other nations outside of the
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It's not just a TV personality, Neil Crompton said much the smae thing last year on the telecast, It's in several The Great Race annuals, the publication which were for 20 years the official publications of the Bathurst 1000 and the series, and not the least of which, that which I've shown you
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Yes, and no. Sometimes it is easier to follow the perp around for a few minutes until they get the message or are blocked. Dropping a toothless tag on a talk page is a waste of space sometimes. For instance. Less than an hour ago I reverted several vandalism edits made by User:203.45.163.86 to
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he immediately nominated Jeffries and another competing seduction instructor. The speedy-keep came from an admin who's active in editing the Jeffries and thus knew the history. It's not exactly your uninvolved admin but I'll let the original user do the deletion-review battle. If you have any
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That was in the context of one editor trying to add "challenged" material to an article so I warned him. If it is not challenged then the consensus is to retain the material. If it is challenged then there is no consensus to include the material. Either way, every single edit is subject to
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rolled back, and called a vandal, who didn't do what you describe. I thought you might be interested in a little feedback about your small, understandable, accidental misuse of rollback, from someone who had done the same thing before; if such feedback is unwanted, then, nevermind I guess.
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to the article which totally reflects what I was advocating, that after the free ball he did not go through the reds and colours to clear the table. Impossible, of course, because after his free ball he had to hit a colour, not a red. Explaining the sequence of his shots is also a helpful
991:. Though it didn't succeed, I wanted to thank you for your support and I hope I can count on it in the future. Even though it didn't pass, it had a nearly 2 to 1 ratio of support and I am quite encouraged by those results. I intend to review the support, oppose, and neutral
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Furthermore, it goes on to say "If an article has evolved using predominantly one format, the whole article should conform to it, unless there are reasons for changing it based on strong national ties to the topic." That, also, would seem to militate against your
850:. O yea.. following another user around could result in blocks and other editing restrictions. You can keep on looking at my contributions. I donât care if your following me around. I have nothing to hide. I just wanted to let you know that it keeps a log.
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and do not apply to this article, nor do most of your other edits. Merely quoting abbreviations does not mean that they apply. By repeatedly restoring them to the article you are deliberately compromising the integrity of Knowledge (XXG), which is defined
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Yeah, sorry about that - I was surprised by the speed of the speedy keep. It happened within seconds of me linking it into the AfD queue. It was an AfD nom by another user that did not add it to the deletion log, etc. meaning no one noticed. I added a
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there has been a lot of back and forth on the issue of autoformatting for the sake of autoformatting alone, and the matter is currently being reviewed by the Arbitration Committee, during which time everyone has been asked to stop mass de-linking.
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Basically calling someone a "dirty troll" is inappropriate and uncivil... but I wouldn't feed this one anymore. I'm being openly watched by this user who accused you of stalking, why?- I do not know. If anyone requires more scrutiny it is
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and see what I can do to address those concerns that were brought up and resubmit in a few months. If you would like to assist in my betterment and/or co-nominate me in the future, please let me know on my talk page. Special thanks go to
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which is a protected template meaning we can suggest changes and the admins will implement them if they agree with your reasoning. One painful aspect to wikitext is that the login name is not available otherwise it would be easy to show
1315:: I'm reverting your edits because we are supossed to list hoaxes. See the heading of the article, where it says: "Hoax â cryptids once thought to be real, but for which it has been conclusively proven that they were a hoax". Regards. --
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I was planning on adding a new section to the Akshardham Delhi article. But before I add it, I need it revised. If you could, please visit my sandbox and edit the akshardham section on the development. It would be greatly appreciated
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Editing is done by consensus on Knowledge (XXG). Yes anyone can edit, but ultimately only within consensus. I am sorry if you feel like I am lecturing you but you are clearly uninformed. I suggest you read up on editing policy:
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What a curious response. I say discussion should be in the article talk space, not editors' talk pages, and you somehow decide I won't collaborate. Why would discussion among editors on an article talk page not be collaboration?
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So you couldn't defend your position, but went off on a tangent to fudge the issue. We see that a lot when people are backed into a corner. Let me remind you of what you said to another editor, which I took issue with. You said
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I hope you have a lot of hair to spare. :-) At present it's technically impossible to do exactly what you want. The explanation of why this is the case is rather long and I'll need to hunt around for the discussion about
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It's you who has the comprehension problem. The outright lap record for a circuit is the fastest ever lap on the circuit regardless of vehicle class (and regardless of what a TV "personality" says). For Bathurst, read
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Thank you for finding that one gadfium - I'd seen the caching issue before but had forgotten about it. Logging, as raised by CharlotteWebb, would be a tough one to detect/prevent. I agree, that sinks CURRENTUSER.
2053:? Meant to mention too that IP vandals aren't always the same person. Leave a message on the talk page, and the perp may never see it. Follow him around and rv his vandalism as he does it and he'll sure see that!
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Last, The Youth World Championships aren't notable. That's why they're not on WP. Just because another class replaced them at one single un-notable regatta does not mean it needs to be mentioned here.
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Hi, you've double-voted in this RFA; I suspect you didn't mean the "neutral" vote to be a vote, so that comment needs to go in another section, or in reply to someone else's vote. Thanks. - Dank (
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Also, you had written "I know that it can't be achieved by following the instruction on your talk page." I'd disagree with that. The issue seems to be that you are interpreting the phrase "
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Nope. Discussions should not be on his talk page, your talk page, or my talk page. Try the article talk page. Something to ruminate on while you are on your way there, consider whether
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click here to leave me a new message." message. Instead, you can leave them a new message by clicking on the "+" tab that's at the top of the page. It's between "edit" and "history." --
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The intention of the header instruction on your talk page is not specified correctly. It says to leave "{{Talkback|your username}}" on your talk page to alert you to something I wrote
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to see why it has been listed (you may have to search for the title of the image to find its entry). Feel free to add your opinion on the matter below the nomination. Thank you.
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to see why it has been listed (you may have to search for the title of the image to find its entry). Feel free to add your opinion on the matter below the nomination. Thank you.
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say the banned person didn't have consensus for his vandalising. What is the # of the "Betty Logan Wikirule" which says people need consensus before they can vandalise articles?
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Thank you, I understand now. Your comment has me making a mental note to stop and fully understand a comment, before I respond to what I THINK that someone else is stating.
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Thanks for the heads up on that - I should remove that header as I'm monitoring the watchlist better these days though may soon take a wikibreak and ignore the watchlist. --
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1070:)? I see she reverted you as well. And looking back at her talk page discussion this is a pattern. Everything is now even sourced, and she continues to delete. Thanks.--
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I am going to revoke my offer for your help, because I just don't have time to learn enough of the rules of editing and then dispute resolution. But I wish you the best.
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to list hoaxes as cryptids at all. They were never suspected of being animals of any kind, extant or extinct. They were and are hoaxes, pure and simple. I have reverted.
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Hello World. (Always wanted to say that). The first four paragraphs on your sandbox, tweaked a bit, would make a nice addition. But the remainder on the page is about
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That will be the day. No-one needs consensus to add information to an article (provided it is relevant, neutral and sourced). Can you better explain what you mean?
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I've now blocked them as the account appears to be used only for vandalism. Since your username is prone to being mis-spelled can I suggest you set up some "dead"
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Australian owned, that may tilt the balance towards Australia - but he wasn't. The fact that Australians are so interested in him gives them some rights for sure.
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Hang on, RfA is a completely seperate issue. I'm here to talk about the 420. I don't see the point in raising an RfA here under the 420 heading. My views are:
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excepted, are alive and well-known) are more representative of Eltham's self-image now than is a long distant and dead Oxford don or an architect...
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Also in your third edit (all I have time to address at the moment), you inverted the points from the order that makes most sense, I believe. Tx.--
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Could you please start leaving warnings to users? If they haven't been warned sufficiently then the admins at WP:AIV will refuse to block them. --
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and already exists in his own article, so there is no need for duplication. Do you want me to tidy the first four pars on your sandbox? Cheers.
2273::Kaiwhakahaere}}" and that is what should be indicated in the header on your page. If you know any geeks, maybe they can rectify the problem..
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requesting deletion as if you were the requesting user. I've removed the tag; if this was an attempt to impersonate you please report it at
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record, and you dismissed and erased it as POV out of hand. I would very much like to know why, and which part of that was not true. --
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