User talk:Kingboyk/Archive 13

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personal opinion. You did not factor in the fact that JzG labelled a consensus invalid and moved it back anyway, and based on that fact, I cannot say with a straight face that you were acting as an admin at all in any of your decisions (with the exception of the block, which I suspect you would be less interested in enforcing if I were agreeing with you). Every single action involved in this was in favor of your side - keeping it at the page, for instance. Did you ever stop to consider that he should actually be the one starting up a vote to get it moved to Bowser (Nintendo)? Do we have to do this every other day? No one would ever say that if someone moves one article despite clear opposition that the opposition would have to jump through hoops to revert it, as long as it wasn't a video game character. See, he has to do a vote, he has to TRY to move it the way he wants. We tried and succeeded, it's his turn. The fact that you defend his right not to have to respect a previous consensus shows that you're editing with your opinions by your side. -

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gives me a single reason why he deserves to be a Wikipedian, THEN I'll show him respect. But everytime I see him take it upon himself to declare other Wikipedians' opinions worth shit, I'll think less and less about him. Does he not think that discussion was necessary? Does he not think that people value their opinions being respected? I asked him to respect a consensus, and he said that he doesn't have to, in so many words. Being uncivil, swearing, throwing insults, I'm not being nearly as disrespectful to him as he is to the entire CVG community, assuming that they're a bunch of idiots who want CVG to rule Knowledge. So before you preach to me and threaten me with a block for being disrespectul, consider how big of an ass JzG has been, how big of an elitist he has been and how disrespectful he has been throughout this whole process. -

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they know of these and still believe that the video game character is more known as Bowser than a water tank or gas pumps, it must be that they have an agenda to have CVG take over Knowledge. You really need to grow up. You're assuming that every Nintendo fan is an idiot, is always in favor of CVG and aren't good Wikipedians (which you seem to think that, since you called it a faux consensus on the basis of who voted). How you became an admin with such an ignorant, arrogant and stupid attitude is beyond me. -

1871:. There was some discussion on this page and then, a BIO edit by Kingbotk. An anon blanked it after that and Kingbotk did its BIO edit sometime later, without realising that i) it had already worked on the talk page before and that ii) it is working on a blanked/vandalised version. You may want to incorporate a feature where the bot could remember its edits and thus flag of potential vandalism/ blanking by judging if empty talkpages never had the BIO edit or if it has been removed. -- 1044:, we have a project requiring the tagging of a vast number of articles with the Australia project banner for the puspose of assessment. I and several other local editors have been performing this role manually, but we've still got some way to go. Are you open to sharing the source code of your bot, or perhaps allowing your bot to run over Australia-related articles to help us out with our template tagging? If you remember, we met when you nominated the 2039: 37: 1001:, although one guy thinks it's a waste of time, and one was convinced that they should be a block of characters. Incidentally there are about 2,600 regular expressions making up the hyphenation rule base, although it could be done in less. ISBN's that don't fit the hyphenation rules are labelled as invalid, and I have done a separate run to categorise those which don't match their checksum - many of which editors have already fixed. 402:

with no exageration that our creative work together was most richly rewarding, and the work was wholly liberating and pivotal for me. For this I owe you heartfelt thanks for the companionship. My ability to attend to the project is at the mercy of that most precious of resources: time. In the meantime the stewardship of the good ship WP:KLF remains solely in your able hands, old bean. :-) --

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album, but I don't think you can simply just metaphorically throw the album away because it wasn't a blockbuster seller. I mean, we are talking about what kind of information the article conveys, not how successful it was, right? Because I understood the import to be relevant to the article's content, which I can't connect to how many units sold the focus of the article actually sold.

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overall picture one can gather about the musical artist who recorded and released said album via this site. I know that Sleep Convention didn't do boffo business, but the article describing it is very vital to completing one's comprehension of Trees' career and so I feel very strongly that the article is of high importance. (

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Press. And no fewer than SIX of its tracks have been featured Songs Of The Week on the New Wave Outpost website, which has to be some kind of record. So it may not be viewed as a successful album to The Great Unwashed, but to those of us who are true blue New Wave fans, it's a synthpop-flavored album of note. (

2132:. The wording is entirely suitable. You lost all ability to claim the moral high ground when you declared yourself a bigot. All Germans are not Nazis. No Nazi symbol or allusion is contained in the template. Restore it now. All Germans are not fascists; your attempt to force the German Userbox Solution on us 1771:

for the 'alleged & suspected terrorist' cat, in case you want to reassess your vote. I want to say that I will be monitoring the cat to ensure that nobody ever get's categorised there without a valid citation. No worries either way - I just thought it might be a useful category for readers when I

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What did you have in mind? The only solution I've found for automating in any way is to auto-tag Stub articles as Stub-Class, but I've only done that on an experimental basis so far and somebody has just complained about it. We'll have to wait and see what the answer is (I'm quietly confident it will

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If you have many thousands of edits to do, I'd suggest asking one of the other AWB botmasters if they'd do it for you. Just have a look at recent changes, and click "show bots". You'll soon see who's doing this kind of work :). (I'd be happy to do it, but you'd be at the back of a long queue - I have

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p.s.: "Success" can be defined in numerous ways. For those of us who are real devotees of the New Wave musical genre, Sleep Convention IS a success in that it's a beloved album that we are happy to add to or have in our collection. It managed to secure a rave review from Ira Robbins of the Trouser

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OK, well, download it when I publish a version and see if it's any use. If it is, I'll add your template. I was hoping to get a version tested and released today but got sidetracked by FAC work and WPBio template rewriting :( It's not terribly complicated at the moment, just some regular expressions

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Well, whatever, I'm clearly in the minority (minority of one?) so I shall heed your advice. It was a shock, wasn't it, but what really shocked me was that he died in a diving accident. Not milking snakes of venom, wrestling crocodiles or handling deadly spiders, but doing something that thousands of

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The matter at hand is you're abusing your powers to further your opinion in this matter. Despite there being a consensus a while back for Bowser (Nintendo) to be at Bowser, he moved it, I attempted to revert it, and you decided to back him up and attempt to prevent me from making a necessary move. -

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Yes. I blocked him for incivility. It was a deserved and justified block. I have no prior involvement with or knowledge of the article in question, and all of my actions there were as an admin. You were incredibly terse in your statement to me and by taking the side of the blocked editor in question

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has been making edits to members of the Pahlavi dynasty in removing their titles. I agree that these people aren't rulers of Iran but they haven't renounced to their title. Would you please help me in trying in to resolve this. Maybe if the user would add a source to what he claims it would help but

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Thanks for the speedy and informative reply. I'll give AWB a whirl. I've mostly been a hardcore vanilla Knowledge admin until now, and haven't given the many available tools a trial run yet, save for the vandal fighting weapons on offer. Old habits die hard :) Time to automate I think. Thanks again.

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Okay. Please reply on my talk page. It's easier for me (unless it is easier for you to reply on your talk page, I'll just look at your's for replies to my messages). What I meant by "Please do not remove pranks or jokes unless permission under the legal forces of the user" I meant you should ask the

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Hello mate. Sorry to cause such alarm with the disappearing trick, I didn't mean it to be so sudden. I'm fine actually - let's just say I had to abandon the palpable greater good of Knowledge and KLF (with its strangely addictive allure) in order to meet many immediate responsibilities. I can say

118:) of people that died in 2006 and also open the diff with AWB in order to have the article page and the talk page open at the same time and manually check if the article is Stub, Start etc. and Low, Mid etc. I started with 2006 and will go down 2005, 2004 and so on until all the articles are tagged. 3697:

Perhaps what you want is your own site - you can get web hosting for a few dollars a month and download Mediawiki for free. You could be your own Jimbo Wales! But here, nope, you can't (unless you're Jimbo of course). You have to accept consensus and learn to work with other people. C'est la vie my

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I'm an Aussie, and I took the news of Irwins death as quite a shock. I'm removing tributes also. As a administrator yourself, please help set an example. There's plenty of other places online to grieve and it's our job to keep talk pages readable for the purpose they exist. That said, it's very sad

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It's not as simple as that. You act as if you did nothing wrong and you're perfectly balanced, and everytime I ask you you refuse to answer. Can you give me a reason to not assume that means you agree that you are completely biased and abusing your sysop privileges to get your way in this matter? -

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So you were involved? I guess you must have lied when you said you had no involvement with the dispute. You have never addressed the fact that every single edit made in the Bowser articles has been completely in favor of what you want the articles to be, and you have never explained why I am acting

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They realized they made a mistake with assuming the image was a nazi one. I frankly don't know if they made a mistake with the rest, because I have yet to see what the text of the message was. They seem to think the text itself was purposefully meant to invoke images of Nazism, whether this is true

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Please put that back. It's an expression of my position in the UBX debate and you have no right to attempt to silence me -- or anyone else who might wish to disagree. The "German Solution" has not triumphed and you have no right to drive it forward by force. Finally, you show an insulting ignorance

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Was that what you were thinking or have you got some other scheme? Either way, I won't be able to offer the services of my bot at the moment, but I might nonetheless be able to help. I'm writing an AWB plugin which will add or alter templates with a very simple user interface. Since film is a large

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Project. And, no, we're not talking about the information conveyed by the article - that's in the class= parameter. Importance= is the importance to the WikiProject, how necessary the article is to an enyclopedia of albums. Now, given that no other article links to it other than Trees (band) - yes,

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Hi. Thanks for letting me know it's been reverted, and if you know of any other user pages with this annoyance I'd be happy to hear about them. We're here to build an encyclopedia, not to play pranks on other editors and to lead them to believe they have new messages when in fact they don't. PS: No

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for showcasing their articles of high quality. Not everyone is going to like your use of the featured article star on your userpage as per the above editors tweaking of your userpage. I can't seem to find the old discussion on this topic but I thought I'd let you know what's happened previously in

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For someone going around blocking people for incivility, your response is incredibly rude ("so stupid need a diff" - or perhaps I was just trying to give you and anyone who happens to be reading the page some context? Geez.) In any case, you know quite well that you went to the discussion with an

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Calling someone a bigot isn't going to help. Kingboyk already explained that they didn't realize it was a modern German icon and not a Nazi one. People make mistakes, let it go. If you think it was really wrong, take it to deletion review, but don't go making personal attacks against and admin who

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Thanks again. I'll give those suggestions a try. I don't plan on running auto until such time as I'm 100% certain AWB is acting as it should and causing no harm. One further question if you don't mind... As I plan to edit talk pages exclusively, is there something I'm missing to enable AWB to edit

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Now that I don't know... you seem to be in the list. Is "Longbot" in the AWB users list too? Perhaps it needs to be. Don't forget that if you're doing it automatically you'll have to apply for a "bot licence" too :) There's no delay, no, but it might be worth clearing your IE cache, restarting AWB

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Having been following RfAs for a while now, I'm not surprised about the result. In a big bureaucracy, change is always fiercely resisted, and video is much more important than many people here realise. Perhaps some are frightened by what I have already achieved as a humble editor. I was originally

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No, actually I get your point now. "Importance" as far as the Albums WikiProject is concerned is not relevant to the artist who performed said album but rather to all albums overall. Oh, okay. Now I know why you rated it "low importance". You did give me a really great idea re: starting up the

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From what I've seen 99% of stub-tagged articles really are stub or start class, and most won't get into Knowledge 1.0. Of the 1% or so which are B-class (or better??) I think they'll be picked up on pretty quickly. Anyway, I'll give it a go with a test run and see how it goes (once I've worked out

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Yeah, great attitude - a consensus is invalid because of the people voting in them. You might as well say what you're trying to get buy - Nintendo fans are idiots, and none of the voters could ever possibly comprehend that Bowser may be more known as a water tank or gas pumps. It couldn't be that

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It's not "my way". It's trying to restore order after a faux consensus from Nintendo fans. Do you really think I care about bowsers? You know, I wake up in the morning and think "gosh, I sure hope nobody has moved the beloved page on water tankers". I'm not going to discuss this any more - if you

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Oh I see. I apologise for that part then, I wasn't aware that it's the current German symbol in that form. Nonetheless "sleepless nights", "German solutions" and the image all tend to add up to an uncomfortable message. There's no need to tell me you have German ancestry, as if that gives you any

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To Hell with collegiate atmosphere. Being polite to him helps as much as being disrespectful to him, and he isn't even close to even deserve respect for deciding that he owns the Bowser article (oh, yeah, you didn't notice? Maybe you were just wearing your elitist goggles). Maybe when he actually

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That's covered in the FAQ. If somebody dies (RIP) after I've made my living persons list, they'll get tagged. It's not practical to update the list every few hours because with 115,000+ people in living people, and then 100,000 or so already tagged to filter the list against, it takes a very long

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Hi - I saw you comment on the debate over pornography images - I'm glad it's not just me who is not surprised that schools would be wary of sites with such images on it. I'm currently doing more checking but I *think* (and am trying to get it confirmed) that according to the current Department of

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PS Once the articles are all tagged we will ask people to request comments (so we will give constructive comments to pages that have active users working on them instead of just giving comments and not getting anything out of it). Maybe a post on Community portal would be the best solution to ask

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overhaul, and has assessed all of the Beatles articles. He would be grateful if other editors would leave comments on the state of articles, needed improvements and so on, by clicking the Comments link in the template. Also, feel free to revise the gradings—the assessments were done quickly, and

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involved in a dispute. I went to that page as an uninvolved admin after seeing it on JzG's page. I warned the user of the consequences of continuing incivility, he ignored it and those consequences were implemented. Please don't come round here bluntly telling me what to do (and assuming I'm so

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Thanks for letting me know about this and in a timely fashion. I'm certain the "a&e-work-group" param is breaking my regular expression parser. I've stopped the bot and will tweak/recompile/test. Fortunately we don't have many articles tagged with that param (which is why I didn't catch the

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But the way I understood it was that Wiki "importance" had nothing to do with recognizability from your average music fan's perspective, but rather on the information the article imparts. And sure, that's in relevance to what kind of overall picture one can deduce about the artist based on the

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I'm electing to disagree with the downgrade you made in importance re: the Trees' Sleep Convention article. When we talk about "importance" in Knowledge, we're not talking about how the album did commercially. We're talking about how the information in the album's article lends itself to the

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Prior to me being blocked by you, you supported keeping the video game character where it was. The mere concept that you are not biased is laughable. You protected it from being moved (or at least attempted on two occasions) so that it would remain at that article, which you did based on your

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Please find a more suitable wording for your userbox and you'll have no problems from me. Whilst I apologise totally and sincerely for not being up to scratch on my German iconography, there's absolutely no way I'm restoring the userbox in that form and that's non negotiable. Please appeal at

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extra authority - it's precisely because I have such a liking for the modern German person that I don't wish to see anything which can even remotely link the "final solution" with the "userbox solution". Modern Germans have nothing to do with those terrible atrocities and nor should userboxes.

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I started plowing through the dates going as far as I could (for the prior days) and manually tagging all the article for the Egyptians & Greeks and so on for these people that have lived BC. What I now do with AWB (semi-automatically thank god it'S there) is that I open in IE a list (see

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which puts up a massive notice saying "this has been automatically assessed" and inviting editors to check if the assessment is correct. I think this will result in a lot of extra assessments, but we don't know unless we try it :) Also, articles tagged that way will get put into a category -

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Sorry, I didn't reply before - my internet stopped working shortly after I messaged you last night. (My comment about the wikicookie was written immediately after the comment about WPBeatles, and you can see the length of time it took to get that posted to your page :)). Answer as above.

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You are in the dispute over Bowser, which is where the insults arose. Anyhow, the fact of the matter is that you are biased - you are on the side of JzG, and you accused me of acting as if I own the article, when it was JzG who disregarded a previous consensus on the issue completely. -

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or not, I cannot say. I see two short excerpts quoted above, and they make me think that may have been the purpose. I could be wrong though, so like I said, if you think it was a bad decision, take it to deletion review because Kingboyk obviously isn't going to reverse their decision.

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I saw your work on a plugin and was waiting eagerly. To be honest, I don't know. Australia content is so vast and growing fast every day, it's near impossible to guage an accurate figure of a total. We've tagged about 5,000 and it feels like we're nowhere near the bottom yet. --

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PS. I disagree with the tagging of Stub categorized articles as stubs especially for articles where almost nothing is known and in that way there is a need to see and check every articles there is. Anyway if I come across a start article mistagged as a stub, I will change it.

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Thanks for the offer but it wasn't stuff I was able to delegate - fixing up a template, tweaking an article for Featured Article submission, and some programming. Tell me what kind of things you want to do on wiki though and I'm sure I can send you in the right direction :)

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is the most complete and interesting of the articles you listed. I'm not too great with nitpicking small things in articles, so I'm probably not the best judge of which article is best though. All of them seem very well written to me. One thing I may suggest is using the

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you obviously don't care much for civility. Don't come to my talk page and bark orders at me, that's not the way admins talk to each other. Ask me to review a decision, suggest perhaps I got it wrong, whatever. Anyway, I've had enough of this so please do just forget it. --

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I've noticed a fair few biography articles that have seemingly been forgotten about entirely by both wikipedians and the project in regards to there importance recently and it's become suprisingly regular. The three that stood out after David Attenborough were

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I've removed your listing on CFD/W "alleged copyvio". Please do not list categories to be deleted until either a new CFD discussion has resulted in a delete result, or your claim of copyvio has been established. As of now neither of those two have happened.

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I think I've used it actually, in a previous life. It looks familiar and my username is already on the approved list. I'm somewhat technically minded, but don't be surprised if I come running back for help if things go awry on a grand scale. :) Thanks. --

1372:! ;) Incidentally, the 'pedia has been a bit slower than usual over the past week or two. I added some stuff to my monobook page recently, but it had been slower before that. You reckon that might be down to the Biography work being done at the mo too? -- 2304:

Let's just try and deal with the matter in hand. Is there any consensus for what the page should be called? I propose bringing in another admin to determine if there's any consensus. You can veto the choice or make your own suggestion. My suggestion is

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She can talk to whoever she likes on her talk page. She's not blocked from editing that page. Let's see what encyclopedic edits they have planned and then I'll consider lifting the block (although I might have to consult other admins first). Thanks.

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The Queen WikiProject is setting out guidelines for album and song articles and we need all the help of our members, whether its setting out guidelines, reformatting articles, or just some clean up. If you can help please do so in anyway you can.

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What those Knowledge fascists don't understand is that while Knowledge is a source of information meant to be accessible and non-elitist, having a rigid view of Knowledge rules and defending them out of pure cliquish fascism does this project no

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Minor point, I have also been tagging articles with class=Dab when the article is a disambiguation altough this category doesn't seem to be picked up by the general assessment for WP1.0. Is it normal, do we want to exclude DAB for the moment?

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I'm writing a plugin for AWB to make templating a bit easier. How many articles do you have in scope? (give or take a few thousand :)). If we're talking 10,000 or so and if you think it would be helpful I could add support for your template.

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Please stop playing hide-and-seek. I strongly object to your attempt to sweep this issue under the rug. You've admitted your mistake and you have the power to undo the wrong. Step up like a man, fix the problem, and let us all move forward.

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and a nice user interface but I think it will speed the job up, and of course over time I can add more features. Anyway, mate, thanks for cheering me up a bit, it's been a tad depressing round here lately. Have a tinnie for me! See ya. --

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Yes, that's it. My regular expression was expecting a parameter to be a letter, number or hyphen. My mistake. I've added ampersand now so it's finding template instances with a&e-work-group= in them. Thanks again for letting me know.

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If your on a break, DONT NOMINATE MY PROJECT FOR DELETION. My project was live first if you didn't know. During the time when my project launched, Stefans was userspace, it was not official. I request you remove the template AND NOW.

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Check what links here for your main pages (project page, assessment etc). I've left a few redirects in place, you'll want to fix the links to those redirects and then ask me to delete any unneeded redirects when they have no incoming

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Nah, I doubt it. My bot's not going very fast (I don't have a very fast connection). The job queue ought to run when the resources are available. It's more likely the network issues which caused the recent outages, I'd have thought.

2063:. My ethnic background is German and I take personal offense when you see a modern symbol of the contemporary Federal Republic of Germany and label it "using Nazi Germany symbology". Perhaps you are thinking of something else. 393:(or a variant of that name) that would include scientists, mathematicians, academics, philosophers, inventors, and possibly explorers. Your vote in support of this creation would be much appreciated. 03:25, 27 August 2006 (UTC) 2005:

Ah I see it. Wouldn't it be best to change your code? Shorter names are better. Also, I'm writing an AWB plugin for WikiProject templates and I'm planning to support your template. You'll be welcome to a copy when it's ready.

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Since you haven't answered my question I'll take it you have no opinion on the matter. I'll ask Kirill to take a look. I've removed the Bowser pages from my watchlist and you can consider me uninvolved from now on, alright?

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not importance in that band's career. So, if the album article were in a Trees WikiProject, it would be High or Top importance. In a general album enyclopedia, it's imho low - an unsuccessful album by a highly obscure band.

1344:. Mediawiki has a "job queue", where updates to the link tables caused by editing templates (including adding to categories) get queued up for processing. The queue is currently very long, not least because the widely used 2580:

Isn't the Rolling Stone 500 category that better listed on CFD? I dropped a response to you on the copyvio listing, but since you probably wouldn't be checking that again, I figured I'd repeat my comment here.

1152:, to the approved list, and configuring AWB to run manually on a very small number of articles as a test, I'm receiving the error 'You are not enabled to use this'. Is there a delay before I'm authenticated? -- 1669:

I was a little surprised it ended as a fail actually, I'd have thought you'd be given some time to clean it up. I don't remember anybody fiercely objecting to it, there were just a few stylistic issues weren't

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Just give it a rest. You considered me involved, now you can consider me uninvolved, that is all. I've asked Kirill Lokshin and ZScout to take a look so why don't we sit back and see what they have to say.

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The initialiseComponent is never called in WPBioSettings. Delete the whole control and make a new one, but use the "project" menu then "new user control", this will set up all the relevant code properly.

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New Wave Wikiproject. I wonder if there are enough New Wave fans on this thing to make such a thing viable. I feel like I'm in the minority here because of my adoration of the New Wave musical genre. (

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and its subcategories. I didn't have any immediate plans to do others just yet (I'm only on today for another 45 minutes and won't be able to work again until tomorrow), but I think I was going to tackle

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Will do. It's only 6.45am here. I've got the entire day's news to sit through yet. That tinnie sounds like it's coming my way at some stage, though I'm usually a scotch man myself. One can't hurt :) --

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I've been using alphachimpbot to tag talk pages, but I've noticed that it has been skipping blank pages. Is there a way to configure AWB to still prepend a message to a non-existant talk page? Thanks.

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Please refrain from using coarse language, this can get you banned. The process will go on, if you like it or not, a request for deletion cannot be stopped until it reaches the end of the process.

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needs=infobox=yes, breaks the regular expression again. I'll think about making the regular expression less strict, although of course that template instance is broken whatever we do about it :) --

631:. If you have a Knowledge account I'd prefer to leave a copy there than at an IP, so please let me know. I'm happy to do it though, as long as you don't use the material to repost the article :) -- 314:. The latter would be the best place to air your opinions I think. My opinion is that in general I agree with him, but it seems too much like a crusade to me and he's gone too far with Get Back. -- 1570:

time to build the list. This kind of minor annoyance I'm afraid is the price we have to pay for the benefit of having this job done programatically. Sorry about that and thanks for the message. --

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This should have been discussed with the group. This changing my javascript code in how it tags articles. If you can revert your changes that would be the best and use WPFilms as the redirect.

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I'll be willing to do any time-consuming grunt work that remains after you can do what you can (I'm not sure just how good those admin powers are tbh), if you tell me what still needs done.

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Hi, thanks for the message. Actually, you are under a misapprehension about the importance parameter (I should know, I programmed the functionality into the album template!). Importance is

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I'm not very fond of the word "aftermath". It implies that the single had more of a cultural impact much like "legacy" which it didn't. I propose "Reactions" instead what do you think?

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in automatic mode. If you're not an approved user of AWB I'd be happy to add you to the approved list and you can give it a try. (Or, if you're an admin just add yourself to the list).

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Thanks for letting me know. I also thought I hadn´t a hope in hell of getting in, but I was very pleased to be nominated. Not signing my own acceptance? Good grief, what a plonker...

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Working with those exceptions and everything about coding is a bit to overwhelming for me know. I love assessing but can't really manage to do all that I want with the AWB so I go at

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Ah, ok, that make sense. I was tooling around the other day and I saw the rfa adming thing there. Is there a way you could help me become one of those? It sounds very useful.

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Ooh... what a beautiful young lady :) That's an interesting idea... I'm working on new code at the moment (hence no edits), I'll consider that. Thanks for the suggestion. --

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Wiki Project films has been trying to categorize all the film content on Wiki for a while know but the repetitive manualness of the tasks sucks. Could you take a looks at

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Okie dokie. I'm on a go slow at the moment, had computer problems yesterday and I'm waiting for programming inspiration to hit. Hopefully today will be more productive! --

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project I'd be happy to add support for that template when I can. I'll post on the Project's page when it's ready for download (will be a while yet, I'm a slow coder). --

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I hope the fact that I am not using my wikipedia account matters, and if it does, I'll have two fix my Ip address to it, but I was wondering if you could bring back the

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Fix any broken links that I didn't fix (I fixed most but not all; the broken links will be easy to spot because they'll be red, I deleted the redirects in most cases)

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There's no reason why the image should stay deleted though because that was indeed a mistake for which I have apologised. That has been restored and can be found at

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lol, well, I started in April, but I didn't do anything for a long time after that, so I guess i'm still new. Sure, delete away. How do you delete something, btw?

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Aye, true enough. Well since you're here I may as well ask you about the WikiProject :) Did you get sorted out with AWB? How's the tagging and assessing going? --

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the nominator was. Knowledge works on consensus, and if the community thinks your project is a bad idea, it will go. If they think it's a good idea, it will stay

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Yes, but there are masses of very low quality, low importance articles which we probably can't get to for months. My idea is to assign them to stub class but to

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CSD G4 and 3 editors claiming copyvio isn't enough then? Why are you so keen to keep these, they seem to me hardly vital categories. Am I missing something? --

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I'm on break because I'm working on software which interfaces with Knowledge. If I get messages while I'm testing something I get that horrible yellow banner!

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Thanks for the compliment. Yes, I have been as careful as I can, and after the first 12,000 edits no-one has complained about the formatting being wrong

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planning a later RfA, having resolved these issues in advance, but everyone I have worked with closely supported me, and I am not afraid of an RfA :-)

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I give; I will try to make a good fashion in my edits. But can I at least talk to Alex about expanding articles? Or what articles we're working on? --

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Actually if you took time to read it properly, you'll see it wasn't me who nominated it - I only added a clarification. That said, it doesn't matter

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said of the nomination, "I'm quite happy about it really, as I feel that GA is about where we're at and gives some incentive to work on the article."

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Thanks for letting me know, my face is slightly red, but no harm, no foul. From now on, i'll use the guitarist tag, thank you for the notification.

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I'd try to avoid getting involved if I were you. This is an open site and personality clashes are inevitible. If anyone is breaking rules such as

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RFA thanks are always welcome around here, although I'd probably prefer text. I'm sorry - and very surprised - you didn't make it by the way. --

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Thanks so much for the award! That was such a great thing to not only get but to see when first signing on, and thanks for the compliments :-)

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as if I own the article by saying we should respect a consensus, while he is not when he holds his stance on the matter higher than others. -

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I created the page a while a go for a friend who wanted my revert javascript from my monobook. Later i decided to use it for a new project

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article for deletion. I just wish I could find my original cassette recording so I could give you a listen :) The search continues... --

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Not a problem. I was just wanting to make sure people were aware of the problem (or determine where the problem is exactly). Cheers. --

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Thanks. I think we used that template on FTM, but in 1987 we have 3 samples. I guess I'd leave it as is and see if anyone objects :) --

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I haven't watched it, was what I meant :) I certainly don't mean to cause any offence - should I watch it?? You've intrigued me now!

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I'm not sure whether the lyrics fall under fair use? However, on the Get Back page I've added a link to google which searches for

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education guidance that to all purposes, wikipedia IS a pornographic site and therefore should not be allowed in schools. --

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I've told you I'm not going to restore the userbox. Take it to DRV if you don't agree. That's my last word on the subject.

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If you provide a photo, please remove the ReqPhoto tag from the article's talk page and remove the article from this list.

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This bot is adding duplicate WPBiography entries. I've seen it on at least two articles I monitor. Please check it out.

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PS By the way - if you remain quite adamant in your opinion, and I remain adamant in mine, (which is fine by the way and

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Yes Mal, but Oleg's on holiday :P Only he can fix it. You'll have to grin and bear it til he gets back mate, sorry. --

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BTW, I'll take care of the military stubs, as I can also tag with the appropriate MILHIST tag and task force, etc...

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Cool, let me know if I can help with the backlog situation. I've got to go for now, but i'll try to get back later.

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Want to help on next month's newsletter? Don't want to receive these in future? Don't want it subst'd next time? –

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back to living=yes, but it was reported he died today and he was already removed from the living persons category.

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Create newly named categories and move your pages into them, then ask me to delete the old categories when empty

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Well it's still got only one article in it. That's a certain deletion unless you get it populated, trust me! --

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Just a note - my bot was approved and has had the bit for some time now. I don't need to be on this list :) --

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A month of slow progress and some amazing efforts. Still need help getting comments shifted. Don't forget to

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Thanks, but the group has not approved the change of the template name nor the new look.. which I hope the

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Hey Steve - I wonder if you could use your special powers to move all the pages relating to the project to

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Also, can you seriously claim you're not involved in a dispute with this editor despite the fact that you

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is removing all links to external sites that show lyrics, claiming copyright violatio as a defence. (See

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and help expand/clean up this article). Also, new Apple related article in need of expert assistance:

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I don't understand what was so 'smart arse' about it. I suggest you don't have double standards then.

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I'd get it as ship-shape as I can and then go to the people who took part in the FAC and ask them if

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Hi there. Yes, under the General menu just deselect "Ignore non-existent pages". Hope that helps! --

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If you complete one of these tasks, please remove it from the list and add your achievement to the

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Oh, the sandbox page had no practical use, I was just testing a new format, which didn't work :-) —

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or better still just create a new one with a wording which is less likely to be misinterpreted. --

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template on their userpages, but I can't find what's wrong with it. Its probably something silly.

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Seems I've hit a hitch already. Sorry for being back so fast :) After adding my new bot account,

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Fantastic. Didn't know about the auto thingy so wasn't aware of the other category and all that.

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I got busy, and am leaving it for the weekend. If I run aground when I try, I'll be back :) --

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As us Aussies say, "Chin up mate". I can see it's come as a shock. Tomorrow is another day. --

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Apparently, you can hide bot edits in your watchlist, but you have to click the "hide" button

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into this list (under To Expand) and also list articles needing cleaning and other work here.

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Lol, it's ok, you're a newcomer :) Would you like to me delete this new category for you? --

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agenda and then carried it out, but you don't seem to care, so I'll just forget about it. --

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Like any contribution here, it has no strings attached. You can do with it what you will :-)

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In all honesty, I don't know why you didn't suggest that to me in the first place!! ;) :P --

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As the project is currently just starting, our more experienced editors are working on the

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Ah, btw, since you seem to be pretty good at the whole FA, do you have any suggestions for

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Hi Kingboyk. I've noticed your bot doing some good work with tagging articles belonging to

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Oh I see. I thought it was something clever to do with bots :( Thanks for the reply! :) --

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says thats preferable, though I could be mistaken. Cheers and keep up the awesome work!

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Regular expressions are a black art, that's for sure. Skipping them manually is fine :) --

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Dab pages aren't picked up as they're irrelevant to Knowledge 1.0. Knowledge 1.0 is about

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Two users so far (that I'm aware of) that use the template on their pages are myself and

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for Kirill as they just added a Civil War task force and wanted to help out a little....

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think it's ready. Don't renominate too soon though, I'd give it at least a few weeks. --

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Please restore the template and avoid this kind of blatant slur in future. Thank you.

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Consider it done (once I've answered my other messages and checked my watchlist) :) --

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I noticed that you voted for the creation of one of the suggested new work groups on

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I'll bet the other is in the A&E work group too? I think I know the cause... --

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I thought it was quite interesting ;-) Would you rather text or nothing next time?

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Wow! Most impressive, that's great work you're doing - thanks for letting me know.

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tourists every year do - me included and I'm just your average couch potato :) --

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Ah, OK. I thought it was quite out of character :) Thanks for clearing it up. --

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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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We're all in shock mate. One can't escape the news here even if they tried. --

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Lastly, this is your newsletter and you can be involved in the creation of the

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think I've done any wrong, take it to the admins noticeboards. Over and out. --

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error) so hopefully no great harm done :) Will report back in a few minutes. --

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how to use the advanced find/replace in AWB, or written a plugin to do it). --

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has offered to take any desired pictures of the Liverpool area, upon request.

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Lol Mal, you're right! If I had any wits about me I would have suggested it

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on their pages. After some discussion, most portals responded by replacing

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Mate there's a problem with the Mathbot output I think. Take a look at

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by the bot doing the working in creating the lists for the Assessment?

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Something to consider on your usage of the FA star... Some time back

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otherwise just advise trying to work together, mediation, etc etc. --

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people to collaborate with the project once the tagging is all done.

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I'll just answer at his talk now to save pasting everything over. --

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lol, never mind... live and learn, and try again in a few months? --

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Right click in the article list and select convert to talk pages. --

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talk pages only? It seems to be attracted to the mainspace only. --

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tops a British poll as the best number-one album of all time, with

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Knowledge talk:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Index#Odd Mathbot output?

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stupid I need to see a diff) without doing your research first. --

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for me? Its supposed to list all the participantss who have the

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on her talk page. Since you blocked her, what is your reply? --

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difficult. Let me know if you need any help getting started. --

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status, which it received later that same day. Project member

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I don't have a fake "you have messages" box on my page, no. --

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Knowledge:Village_pump_(technical)#Expunging_block_log_entries

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Do not block editors with whom you are involved in a dispute.

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biographies still do - perhaps as many as another 100,000. --

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Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_The_Beatles#.22links_to_copyvio.22

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I've deleted it. I have a few extra buttons because I'm an

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name for a high priority template, you know that right? --

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and tell me if a bot could make the categorization easier?

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he made, which was in direct support of JzG's position? --

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AWB will probably look a bit scary at first, but it's not

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Category:WikiProject Northern Irish articles participants

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to turn blue and articles to clean! Now let's get busy.

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New members to the project since the last issue include

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Well, if he's recognized his mistake he can correct it.

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was revoked. The article was immediately nominated for

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What Javascript code is it (what/where)? It's a really

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news, and I sense your loss. We're all feeling it. --

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Steve, if you get a chance, would you take a look at

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On the auto-tagging, I only did the main category of

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legal threats please, that's a blockable offence. --

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user before removing things they put on. Thanks. --

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so we can keep an eye on it and trawl through them.

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