User talk:Kzollman/Archive1

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Furthermore, I have read your spam page on the guidelines of posting links, and I feel that due to the fact that my link points to relevant information and has non-promotional language, I should be allowed to post my link. Many people are thankful that I have created iHomeConnect as way of helping people find housing. When people like you remove quality links like mine, you are restricting the exchange of information and taking the power out of the hands of the people and giving more power to corporate entities. Please stop removing my link, or I will seek legal action against those who continue to deprive Knowledge (XXG) users of relevant information by removing my contributions.

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hey Kevin, well it is quite a funky sig! I've only relatively recently started changing mine, but since then it's been through a fair few incarnations. I'd stored some useful characters (such as └) from other people's sigs, as possibly useful for the future, so perhaps I had seen yours previously and

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Sure I'd like to be kept updated. How have you solved the copyright issues? I and my teammeate have been running in circles trying to get a clear answer if we can order the students to sumbit their work on Wiki (under GDFL, obviously - thus forfeiting some copyrights). If you want, I can send you our

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I could start it off etc, you could just add your bit to the subsection of gametheory, but I wouldnt really know what other issues to deal with, I havent been too busy in the economics section recently, I guess things like categorisation and expanding all those stubs need to be dealt with. How do you

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has a row labelled "References". That link points to the page containing the references (and external links) I used. I didn't see the point of listing the same dozen or so references on all 1600+ crater pages. Is that not satisfactory? If not then I guess I'll have to build a reference template for

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Well, I'm mainly a functional analyst/quantum information theorist, but I do have a strong interest in mathematical economics and did have at one point an interest in getting some mathematically accurate pages on fixed point theory/convexity theory etc, although that subsided somewhat since my wiki

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Hi, I readily acknowledge my ignorance of the subject and accept direction you wish to give me. A number of articles are categorized in both "Economics" and "Game theory", but a number of other articles are just in "Game theory." Do you know whether it would make sense for me to take those that are

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I have a complaint to make. I've submitted several relevant links for UCI students. One, being UCI Housing and the other Off-Campus Housing (presently removed) which points to a community website that is completely free and has been mentioned by CSUF's newspaper as a great resource for students.

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Thanks for joining the project. Can you verify that the subcategories in the philosophy list are suitable? I would like to make sure that no important sub field was left out and that there are no unrelated entries. I assume that it should ok after all the work done there but it worth checking. Do

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Looks like a good idea. I'm tempted to volunteer (there are a few game theory pages I wish I had time to have a go at) but I expect to be pretty heavily time-invested in other areas over the next month or so. Good intentions, bad habits. I have a grad student who is starting up on a game theory

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FYI, judgment-proof is a slang term used among lawyers for a defendant with no substantial financial assets (for example, a typical welfare recipient who lives in public housing and takes the bus and only owns a few bits of used furniture and clothes). Therefore, that person cannot be rationally

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Well, admittedly I don't know anything about him that wasn't in the New York Times obituary. I keep intending to write an article on the fixed-point theorem, which I saw as part of the formal proof for the existance of the Nash equilibria. Every time I sit down to write it, I end up sidetracked

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I will definately get around the new game theory article within the next 24 hours. As for the rfa, to get an idea of what people are looking for then just check out the current and past nominations. I definately think you would pass easily, in fact I will happily nominate you myself if you would

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Maurreen - Good you noticed that! I think probably the appropriate action would just be to remove the economics category from those pages and leave the game theory one. The reason I'm worried is that game theory is highly interdisciplinary (involving sociology, economics, biology, political

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Sorry, I meant that I don't think anon IPs (or anyone else) would be dissuaded from making useful contributions by the template. This would be evidence against the 'ownership' argument I hear that suggests that the template acts as some sort of territorial urine tag which will act to dissuade

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Hey Kevin, I was just admiring the most recent anon edits to Game theory, and thought it might be time to take a first peek to compare the number of constructive/non-constructive anon/non-anon edits to articles, Counting from the time since they had maintained templates put on them, versus the

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In case you're wondering why injunctions and contempt wouldn't work as an alternative (a classic question in Remedies classes) it's because no court will issue a general order to obey the law (since that is presumed to be required of all members of society anyway). Injunctions (and the use of

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I made it indefinite because she has been trolling for months. I know I've blocked her at least once before; it doesn't seem to show up in the logs, so it must have been before the MediaWiki upgrade which created the new log (i.e. in late 2004). Incidentally, she's banned on Meta as well. —

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Hi there. As it turns out I independently created an identical sig to your's. I don't think I've ever seen your sig before, but perhaps it stayed around in my memory and I was pushed toward it. Or perhaps two great minds think alike. Anyway, I'll change mine soon to avoid

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The dab option on popups works great! And it will attempt to repair multiple links per page--just have to double check each one in the preview. With the tool, I get to spend more time double checking the apropriateness of the re-direct than typing. Very very useful!!

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contempt citations and jail time to enforce them) are usually granted only when it is explicitly clear that the defendant will commit a particular tort in the near future unless stopped (such as abusing one's spouse or children for the fourth or fifth time in a week).

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I blanked it as a result of a direct request from whoever owns Knowledge (XXG). Didn't you see my notice? And even if you don't believe me - I didn't "blank" the page, per se, there was still content on it... JIMBO WALES! That's it! He told me to! Yes, that's right!

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Sorry I haven't helped more on the project, but unfortunately I dont have any of my textbooks anymore and I dont trust my memory! So I cant really input that much. Did you ever get round to standardising the payoff matrix tables like you planned to before? thanks

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lol Yeah, I'm his grad student - he asked me to come and do the edit for ESS as we've been mulling over Thomas's paper and ES Sets for a few days now. I'll probably be seeing you around here a bit. But thanks for the invite anyways; made me feel welcome. :-)

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Hey Kevin, go ahead and crop the figs any way you want. They could be greatly improved, thicker dotted lines etc. They're grabs from a book I started writing (before I came to my senses and abandoned it) and not really optimal for the web... Cheers,

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Congratulations. Don't worry about your eyes, just don't go nominating me for such a thing. I don't need the temptation. Keep up the good work, don't neglect your own research. I look forward to the normative signalling paper. Rock on,

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Hi Kevin, thanks very much for the welcome message. I'm hoping to have a crack at the Prisoner's Dilemma article as soon as I get some time, to add some information about evolutionary models, tag-based cooperation and spatial models.

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First point - please don't leave me form comments on my talk page. I am not a new user, and it's a bit patronizing. Second point, the list of Secretaries of State for Commonwealth Relations comes straight from the FCO website -

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please? The article seems to be OK, but I cannot find a single reference to it anywhere, either Google, or any of the several online literature searches our library provides. I have half a mind to VfD it, but what do you think?

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page is really vague about when it's appropriate to tag someone as a suspected sockpuppet, I'm not willing to do it on gut feeling alone. It's small potatoes, not worth waking up the grown-ups at WP:ANI over either... Cheers,

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science, and philosophy) and so I wouldn't want to mislead people by making a special category "economics game theory". Thanks for your quick response, and I'll try to keep my eye out for those duplicate categories! best, --

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You could certainly count me in. I have created and contributed to many game theory articles - it's probably the area to which I have contributed the most. I don't know anybody else who would be interested, except perhaps

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It's okay, I seem to feel patronized fairly frequently. Glad to be able to provide the citation - that one turned out to be an easy one. There's some articles I've done where it would be harder to find the citation.

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Actually, I prefer that you not use the above text for an article, because (1) it reflects my own personal bias too much and (2) there are a lot of subtle issues that I left out. Also, in case you're unaware, the

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not recalled. I had a brief look through your contributions and can't see any articles which I have also made contributions to, though! Anyhow, not to worry, mine will get changed before long, I'm sure. Cheers,

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On the Project Announcements secion you just put up "Game theory is not up for Featured article status" is the "not" a typo for "now", or an I just thinking you made some sort of a Freudian slip and you didn't?

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Thanks for fixing up my entry. I'm new to Knowledge (XXG) so any help is very appreciated! I applied your change to Long Beach to fix the Santa Ana link as well. Looks like we attend the same school too.

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at your convenience. Most sysop actions are reversible, the exceptions being history merges and deleting pages (but it's a good idea to be careful with all of them). Again, congrats on becoming an admin.

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In this case, I'll be relisting the article on AfD again for another 7 days. It seems other sysops that 2 votes are not sufficient as concensus these days, so just to stay on the safe side.

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Holy shit, that's a belly laugh at the end of a mediocre day! I'm very curious. Please let me know what happens, if that's possible. If there's any way I can help, just let me know.

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Can you monitor both articles ? I'll find the two Users who may start one by accident. Told them that this is a encyclopedia, NOT a means to prove or disprove that aliens are around.

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I saw how bad was the backlog, I will help you guys out. Please do not start sending copyvios to VfD to have them settled, I believe we can have WP:CP cleaned up by itself. :) -

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Since you contributed in the past to the publications’ lists, I thought that you might be interested in this new project. I’ll be glad if you will continue contributing. Thanks,

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Try to to deal with both sorts of games in a common framework. This has the advantage of avoiding duplication of articles. But I think there could be some awkwardness too.

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Yes a game theory project would be nice, possibly a better idea may be to make an Economics wikiproject which encapsulates game theory (which we amazingly dont have in the

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Kevin! Just when I was starting to think the world had gone mad! yes, I will only proceed with that issue when I have come to a conclusion with Noisy. thanks a lot!

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equivalent time before the templates... It's probably too early for the data to be convincing, but my gut feeling is that there's no dissuasion effect. -Cheers,

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reading through it a little too fast, and I could not comprehend it at that speed. Therefore, now, after I looked it over i saw where I erred. Thank you for your

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at the University of Pittburgh (unfortunately, my project was delayed a term). If you need any help, or just want to brainstorm some ideas, drop me a line. --

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Thanks for the barnstar. Unfortunately, it is not over yet. Alford (DotSix) returned about a week ago. Please see the section He's Baaaack on my talk page. --

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I've built a template that I'll start using, which should address all these issues. It'll take me a few weeks to finish adding it to all the crater pages. —

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thesis project next month. I was considering assigning him some pages to get him up to speed, but I'm not convinced this is the best thing to do.

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I am way out of date on this fast-moving commercial field but have done my best to add some more detailed material and some reference material.

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Hey, Kevin! I was wondering how you use Lupin's popup tool for disambiguation? I just started using it to preview links which is very cool. -

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Thanks for reverting the vandalism to my user page. I really appreciate it. If I can help you with anything, please let me know.

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brochure on this (not yet ready, but has some useful info). I am also working on a workshop (presentation) introducing people to

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Congratulations, and I become only more impressed by your conscientiousness that you are thanking everyone who voted for you! ---

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Kevin, sorry to say, but my source for the above article was also the American soccer history archives, which is already listed.

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page etc.) use ~~~~ (four tildes). This will insert your name and timestamp. To insert just your name, type ~~~ (3 tildes).

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article, all I could do was fix a couple of grammatical errors. Maybe we could consider nominating it for featured status?

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think Game theory would benefit, just out of interest? One thing i can think of is if we copyed the idea of my other pet;

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in both categories out of the main "Economics" category? I will undo the "Economics game theory" if that's best. Thanks.

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Hi kzollman. Thanks for your comments. I'll dig out the ref and source it. And while I'm writing, could you check out

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Hey it was a pleasure voting for such a fine candidate. Congratulations, hope to see you doing good work for wikipedia!

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and has agreed to come by and visit with the San Diego wikipedians. If you are interested, you will find more info on

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I may not know you too well, though I'm sure I'll get to know you, but anyways welcome aboard, and add yourself to

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article, and the notion of winning strategy I'm interested in is reproduced there. So you might want to reclaim

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Let me echo this request for American Soccer League. Thanks! --best, kevin 03:04, 14 December 2005 (UTC)

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If you made IP edits before creating a user account, you can attribute your IP edits to your account at

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I bestow the PSI Award to polite, courteous, and helpful users. It is to be used in good mental health!

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of projects! ), because a project just for game theory may be a bit specific to gain any popularity.

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article, and point everything from the determinacy stuff there. Probably there should be a dab on

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I've been looking for tools for tracking IPs used by editors (stemming from suspicions that

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Thanks for sharing your "secret" ;-). I am gonna try it out. Let ya' know how it goes!!

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you think that we should allow several hierarchies – by are, country, topic, etc? Thanks,

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Got it. Thanks for the heads up! I notice the obvious surge in such cases now! :) -

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I'd be very interested in learning how is your project progressing, as I am working

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to accept or decline the nomination. A page has been created for your nomination at

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On the other hand there's a lot of work to do on the determinacy-style games (see

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I hope you stick around and keep contributing to Knowledge (XXG). Drop a note at

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I appreciate the welcome and the tip. I was wondering how to sign my name.

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It's my pleasure to notify you that, consensus being reached, you're now a

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Thanks again, and I hope you have a good...whatever you celebrate. :)

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Knowledge (XXG):School_and_university_projects#Oregon_State_University

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OK, just wondering if I couldn't find such a tool in user space. The

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to this project. I had thought of that article as being mainly about

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Yeah thats probably a good idea, count me in on what ever you decide.

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No doubt, Red...Kevin is a great addition to the janitorial staff!!

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Some other pages that will help you know more about Knowledge (XXG):

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listed, or it's author? A quick look at some of this user's edits

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I'm not really an expert, I'm afraid - I've only a casual interest.

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into writing a different article. First it was his daughter

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makes me wonder if all his substantive edits are hoaxes.

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Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles

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Thanks for your timely help with the MHK and KSU page.

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for game theorists. I put a dab notice at the top. --

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Thank you! Bluebot is very happy now, you have made

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