User talk:Lar/Archive 1

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nice to the wiki software and sleep for a couple seconds between requests to the web server. Add in checking so your bot won't overwrite a page if it already exists (it is also a good idea to log this so you can fix anything unexpected that happens). Don't write your bot in such a way that it requests data from your wiki then uses that as other instructions for processing; that will leave lots of possibilities for problems to creep in. The safest way is to combine the previous rules of thumb with an explicit list of things you intend to create (your list of LEGO colors here) and make requests only off that data. If you verify that your list only contains the proper template names (and you are properly identifying them as templates when you publish them) you have little room for error. Its really the larger bots that tend to get into trouble, things like "we need a bot that will fix the case of every occurrence of this person's last name." That type of program, if not done correctly, can wreak havoc on a wiki. If you have any other questions I'd suggest we continue this over

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against admin candidates for having less than 2,000 edits, they'd often get 2 or 3 votes in favor for them if they were remotely qualified. Now, you don't see edit count as an issue anymore unless it's very low, usually around less than 900 or so. I personally think edit counts don't matter as much as how much you know your way around here when it comes to RFA, but edit counts are generally a good partial indicator, both positive and negative -- users under 500 edits are usually very green, users with more than 15,000 edits are generally insane(just look, most at that level have had an rfa or rfar against them). Then again, that may change over time as well. And don't knock Metapedianism, Knowledge wouldn't be what it is today if it weren't for the social network that's built it.

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know we have this thing called Libertarian Macho Flash... it's fun, it's righteous, but it doesn't win elections, it turns people off... being in NH, you presumably have some familiarity with the Libertarian Party whether you approve or disapprove, and know what I mean.) The candidates that seem to be doing well in this election are ones that gave cogent policy statements, that don't have a reputation for blowups, and haven't offended either the old guard or the newbies (I'm a newbie, remember... less than 1K edits). Calling your candidacy "risky" maybe isn't the right term. I guess I just fear you'd be ineffective because of that baggage, you'd have detractors hounding you. Since I am in the "process makes things fairer" camp I find myself opposed to some here who seem to think

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is met with a hoard of "keep" votes and generally a lot of nastiness and personal attacks on the person who nominated it. Several so-called project pages exist to garner votes to keep school articles regardless of their merit. And any discussion on it has stalled because the so-called voting mob does

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with the hope of seeing discussion rather than a vote. I've made that aim quite clear, and so hopefully we'll see a debate rather than a straw poll before we having anything concrete to vote on. If you want to discuss this, see my reasoning on the discussion's talk page. Thanks, and good work staying

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Moving an article is often the way to go but, given my many minor edits therein and as this is rather a singular venture (analogous to preparing a manuscript before submission or publication), I'll be copying it when it's complete: there's no reason for these many minor edits to pollute the article's

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To answer your question in brief. Ichthys is a transliteration of the Greek word ιχθυς, which means fish. It was adopted by the early christians because it is also an acronym for Ιησους Χριστος, Υιος Θεου, Σοτηρ. Pronounced Iesus Christos, Hüios Theu, Sotér. It translates to Jesus Christ, Son of God,

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I recognize that this user page belongs to the Knowledge project and not to me personally. As such, I recognize that I am expected to respectfully abide by community standards as to the presentation and content of this page, and that if I do not like these guidelines, I am welcome either to engage in

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Thanks Radiant!... I sort of had the first two paras figured out but haven't figured out who you mean in the third para yet... I will, I think. Maybe. (PS, it's "horde" as in angry mob, not "hoard" as in large stash of supplies) PS, I am hopeful that the userbox proposal will actually get somewhere

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I'm not upset with you for creating the proposed policy page. Actually I can't say I'm upset with anyone in particular. I just don't like how restrictive some of the proposals are. I was hoping for some lighthearted discussion, but the page turned out to be a harsh debate. Anyway, hopefully the page

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Having a Wikicity myself (wag.wikicities.com), I know you can make basic adjustments to MediaWiki as an admin on a particular project, and I can't imagine them not letting you add on any extra stuff. I don't have any connection with Wikicities, but I am a Wikimedia Foundation press contact/Wikipedia

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I'm beginning to become somewhat jaded these controversies, they happen every few months or so. Wikipedians For Decency, Editcountitis, The Ad Scare, etc. The userbox thing as well as the underlying cause of it too will fade after awhile. I just have to remember that when the next one comes up. You

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You're right there, i'm definately in the fray too much, largely because I tend to put my heart on my sleeve. I think I need to put it to the side and use it as a compass for my brain in the future. Sometimes you want to help so much that it blinds you to what you actually needs to be done in order

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for insiration. I've tried to make the guidelines broader so that they can be applied to any form of web content, rather than focusing on specifics. The goal shouldn't be to set bars to take account of particular examples, but rather to outline existing policy and consensus at various places. As

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Thanks. I was just trying to help out. I sort of wish that it hadn't went to proposals right away, I think some principles would have been good to establish (either points where consensus exists (we are not robots, we are people, but we are here to build an encyclopedia), or points where it doesn't

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Sorry about this all. ABC was actually put back onto the DYK a half-hour after my change, and stayed up for 7 hours after that. The minimum time for DYK to appear is six hours, and since there was a backlog of unused DYK facts, I automatically assumed that no one had updated the space for a while.

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Hi! I couldn't help but notice that the ABC article I started and self nom-ed didn't last long in DYK. I was quite honored that it was chosen but rather disappointed that it didn't last very long at all... Was there something about it that made it unsuitable? I saw that the target text I put in the

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I'm not KNOCKING Metapedianism, just trying to forswear it if I can (ha!)... it always seems to be what I get involved in, in any hobby (PCs, trains, politics, gaming, LEGO, etc...), the org side of things instead of the action. and it's BECAUSE without it, things don't get done. I think your edit

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ANYWAY... advice? Not sure you want/should take my advice, really. But what I observe is that you seem to be a focal point for controversy. My impression, especially if you're not part of the old guard, is... do not do that. Being part of too many controversies drags you down. (As a libertarian, I

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Hi! Thanks for the message on the Sponser thing. I think it has some potential to reduce the amount of work it takes to delete an article and at the same time encourage improving new articles. I created it at a time when there was a lot of talk about replacing AFD. If you think editors would react

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is now met with a hoard of "keep" votes, nastiness and some personal attacks, and at least one so-called project page has appeared to garner votes to keep userboxen, regardless of their merit. And the discussion on the matter is stalling because the so-called voting mob does not wish, nor see the

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You're welcome. It's a minor point really, where you missed the boat is that there are people that love to fix things but can't create content.. pair this guy up with one of them to help edit, after getting them to know each other and Bob's your uncle. Several other folks spotted that right away.

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I would be happy to discuss further via talk pages or IRC as you prefer. It would need to wait a few days due toscheeduling, I am teaching during the day all day tomorrow and flying on Wed but that's a scheduling issue, not an avoidance... my email button should work if you want to go that way...

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Hi Lar, your particular case for using a bot is actually one of the safest. There are a couple problems with bots: they request too fast, they make changes that are unexpected, and they can run away if not careful. However inside your particular domain you don't need to worry so much about it. Be

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Answered there but answering here too... Thanks for the idea/reminder. BW has some (minor but cool) custom MediaWiki extensions. Losing them would be a bummer but might be worth it. We had thought of it before, and that was why we didn't pursue it then. Do you have involvement with WikiCities or

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before around September/October 2005 or so, the amount of users you'll see passing with under 2,000 edits significantly drops compared to afterwards. It was then that there was a backlash against the practice of judging someone against the benchmark of 2,000 edits, and people when people voted

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AfD and started trying to figure out this community). But studying communities is an interest area of mine so I always seem to get sucked into it, no matter what hobby it is I get involved in. Maybe that's something f a flaw with me. (my primary hobby is one that I was/am heavily involved in

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I could also answer the questions you had there if you'd like, as well as on my Wikiphilosophies. I think it's fairly understandable why i've become so cynical about the structure of Knowledge from the actions during the past few weeks from the "certain people" Radiant talked about above.

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glad to be here! Been here a while but mostly as a lurker, if you look at my contribs you'll see a few teeny edits here and there but nothing major. Most of the good links you gave me are already in my bookmarks although I confess the one I read the most is the how to edit a page one.

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Thanks! :-) Just noticed the anon removal too; when anons do anything I often check to see what else they've done (usually in case they've vandalised lots of pages), and this one turns out to be a shared IP number for the US House of Representatives . . . so fairly high-powered! -

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count comments are spot on. (sometime today I will cross or will have crossed the 1000 threshold but I am still only an egg... however I took the time to do a lot of reading so I think maybe I know more than some at this count level.) On the other hand before I got 2000 edits on

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I would argue that there is no consensus that I "acted out of line"; there was a lot of support for my actions as well as opposition. I'd like to discuss in more details what you think I did wrong and what you would have preferred I do instead, if you're willing to do so.

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I and one other user (of about the same count) had created almost 400 useful articles. Partly because a small wiki needs a lot less meta. (the upside of that experience was that I have some familiarity with how markup and stuff works in too, I wrote a LOT of templates there)

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I need to cut back on the meta stuff and write more articles, it's fun and I have about a half dozen in my userspace in various states... i missed all the earlier controveries (editcountitis is an actual controversy???), maybe not missing much. Your sig works fine for me now!

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Be a good chap and fill it out a bit would you? It really needs a more experienced person than me on it already. I will, I'm sure, 'release it' when it is a bit more honed to a wider audience, but for now, I'd be grateful for your input on it. Be bold with your changes!

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to achieve what you want in order to help. This last one with Kelly Martin was frightening since it showed that once you get to the top levels, you're basically above the law for the most part, although she lost her "political capital" in the end, so I guess it worked out.

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last year, and I also ran for a town position in May 2005. I didn't expect to come anywhere near winning here in the Arbcom election, but if I can learn to better myself and better campaign from this for future "real" elections, I'd consider this experience a victory.

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I thank you for reaching some type of middle ground on this. While I know that some will oppose this rule, but with you and userbox project members helping me, we should be able to deal with this issue fairly quickly. If you have any questions, you can come and see me.

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Recently, somebody decided to delete a lot of userboxen. This was met with heavy opposition by the community. Two of that person's friends responded by also deleting a lot of userboxen. This was met with more heavy opposition. As a result, any userbox nominated for

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So yes, the irony is obvious. And the irony is staggering because one of the foremost proponents of keeping all schools using any means (including spurious logic, gratuitous personal attacks and so-called mob lynching) is also one of the foremost proponents of

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Sorry for not responding quicker. Yeah, I saw "Copyright 1933" before I saw "No known restrictions on publication. No renewal found in Copyright Office.", so it's alright. By the way, if you like my talk archive names, please consider writing a new

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sysops/one of only seven "accredited reporters" on Wikinews, so I'm fairly well favoured by the establishment, it seems. Angela would be the one to talk to, she's sort of the general manager of the project, having co-founded it with Jimmy Wales. --

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Well done. While I was composing a promise to try to reset things tomorrow (I had an edit conflict because you were posting your statement at the same time I was), you went off and did what I wanted to do. VERY Nice work. Here's hoping it works.

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justifies repeated deletions, wheel wars, and etc, but I'll likely never stand for adminship myself. So.. I dunno. That was a ramble, no idea if it helped. (grin) PS, why does your sig not link to the conventional places like talk and user?

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Hi. Thanks for your compliment ("very IMPRESSED with this candidate"), and I'm sorry to see that you disagreed with my viewpoint on the one point. (Well, basically the point of this message was to thank you for the compliment ;) ) Cheers.

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I'm 'murrican (if anglophilic) so a cuppa's not really what I tend to hanker after... LOL! But the sentiment, not the drink, is the point! Regrettably, it is a sentiment often wasted on those who are looking for reasons to oppose.

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The problem is, as you correctly guessed, getting web hosting for the tool. We've already compiled a Java archive of the last "stable" version (we're working on v3.30 right now) and if you could provide us with some that would be

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That all strikes me as correct (working from memory, we moved away from NY in 1995, but 1000 feet total span feels right to me, for example). Thanks muchly for sharing this data! Good luck with your spreadsheet debugging efforts.

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Hi there! First of all, it's a pleasure to make your acquaintance! As well, thanks for your kind words; I really appreciate them! I hope something truly comes of this ... whether I'm in the trenches or on the periphery.

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Main Span length: 323.6 meters = 1 061.67979 feet I made a mistake at or near this point, so there is more info that I need to gather after I troubleshoot my spreadsheet error. Let me know if any of that sounds funky.

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pedant goes beyond all that stuff. Whether you put the comma after "and" is a matter of taste, likewise splitting infinitives & whatnot. Your run-of-the-mill pedant just tries to score points, whereas your

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should we pursue other channels to investigate? Thanks! (if it makes sense, feel free to email me, I'll copy the admins/'crats of BW in my reply. I am just a user with high edit count there, not an admin) ++

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Hi Titoxd! Contact me via email to get the space set up once you have an archive file you want hosted. As for helping with coding, I'll have to think about it, I'm way overbooked on projects as it is...

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You'd have to have managed teams a fair bit to spot it. (I've been in IT almost twice as long as you've been alive... experience DOES help sometimes). A minor point but a crucial one for ArbComm. ++

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Hi; thanks again for your note and for your feedback ... I appreciate it! I hope that our collective efforts regarding process bear fruit, but being bare – or a vegetable – is not bad either. :)

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And since you're an advanced Java programmer too, you can also help us a lot with the coding/implementation of several features. Just ask me what to do and how if you're interested, ok? :)

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Ah, I just saw your note reminding us about hosting space. Thanks! We'll just try to make a few tweaks to the tool (like handling exceptions) and we'll ask you about that then, ok?

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Agreed. They both mention the same bridges in the list of accomplishments and link to the same page on Structurae. Whichever way the merge is done, the article should keep the name

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eager to put new stuff up (and am a perfectionist of sorts), that I often click 'Save page' instead of 'Show preview'. I will definitely be more diligent with this in the future.

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They certainly do seem to be the same person so a merge would definitely be in order. Probably easier to merge into John Alexander Low Waddell as it is the more complete article.

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Thanks for the kind words, someone has offered to nominate me soon actually, if you don't mind I'll give you a shout when I'm nominated so you can vote if thats ok? :) -

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I suggest you go through other candidates and find all the "standard questions asked of all candidates" and answer those, because there were a bunch. Hope that helps. ++

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positively we could float a trial baloon. I guess it depends on how strong your feelings are about replacing AFD or if it's even broken. I've worked a fair bit on

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Oh, my bad, I misunderstood your question. I think it's because there are some evangelical types who find the term "Jesus fish" to be derogatory. Also, because the

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Hey man, thanks a lot for voting in my RfA, for your offer of nomination, support and confidence. I got it! :) If you need anything, just give me a

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Well... you know, I didn't PLAN to come here to be meta (but ya, I guess I am), I actually came to write articles (and then got sidetracked by the

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No need to shout, I'll be watching for it... shouting can sometimes be perceived as soliciting for votes by those looking for reasons to oppose. ++

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P.S. You're right about Knowledge gobbling up vast amounts of time. I should have had my shower an hour ago, and here I am still in my pyjamas.

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suggestion got rather mangled to the point that it didn't quite say what it should have. It was my first nomination so while trying to avoid

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Thanks as well for the feedback regarding my edit style. I know: it's a personal failing I acknowledge and need to rectify. I'm often

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yet (userboxes about polticial alignments do/do not add to the goal)) before getting to proposals but since we did, I put my oar in. ++

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I shall take a crack at it and use the shorter as augment for the longer, and then leave the shorter as a redirect. Thanks guys... ++

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added and it works great! thanks! (now who was that code fairy that left me a nice gift but didn't sign their work??? I could use

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many userboxen, and was therein met with spurious logic, gratuitous personal attacks and an attempted so-called mob lynching.

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I found it because I still had a watch on your talk page and scanning the watchlist, the comment about it caught my eye... ++

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about the whole thing, I'm still rather curious. Thanks! (I've set a watch here so feel free to respond here, I'll see it) ++

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someone who has expressed an opinion on the guidelines in the past, I hope you will read the new version and comment on the

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as I'd like so I've throttled back there... I actually have been cited in a PhD thesis about that community but I digress)

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that I disagreed with. I like you just fine, and sticking it to me with "OMFG" gave me the best laugh I've had today. -

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Knowledge talk: Manual of Style (dates and numbers) # "Should the year of birth/year of death be linked in biographies?"

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Sure, if you want. It's kind of a long story. It's a long-standing tradition that any article on a school nominated for

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Hi, Guapovia here. I've answered the two questions I got in the Election...are there any you'd like to ask me? Cheers,

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community with... perhaps to the detriment of the community, some would say... I realised I wasn't building as many

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Excellent work. Nice refactoring. Hopefully, the discussion will be more productive and less uncivil this time. --

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I'm down with that... maybe wait a bit for things to settle a bit? but I do think Deletion Reform is needful. ++

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pedant knows that the purpose of language is communication. He directs his energies to that. If you don't know

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Savior. The important question, of course, is "Why the hell does a good little Jewish boy like me know that?"

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and ask him about the status of his changes to the code and get back to you later about this.

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Anyway, thanks for the advice. I just got my new sig, let me know if I fixed it correctly.

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No worries. But I am late for bed, we'll see where this is at when I get up tomorrow... ++

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reasonable discussion about it, to publish my material elsewhere, or to leave the project.

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You've said lots of things I disagreed with, but I don't recall you even saying it in a

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I hope this is sufficient. Please let me know if you've any questions. Thanks again!

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I apologise for the confusion that you may have encountered when you were checking my

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ID#: 1007350, intersects: DOCK STREET, RONDOUT CRE, location: 12.5MI N JCT RTS 9W+299

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Thanks for your note, Larry, but your fears are groundless (on my part, anyway!) The

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is a great tool for finding TIGER maps of specific features very quickly. Cheers!

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I should add mine when I have more experience, to do so now would be presumptuous

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has been nominated for deletion. You are invited to comment on the discussion at

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and me are in the same boat in regards to IAR, IAR should only be a last resort.

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focused in the mud-slinging fight-to-the-death this almost became/is becoming.

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Please let me know if you have any more feedback or questions. Thanks again!

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Ah! No worries ... I didn't know I was under the eye of others. :) Enjoy!

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You still owe me an explanation for your irrational anti-PINK-ism though!++

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no prob, I did find the edits eventually. 12K is an impressive amount. ++

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history ... after which it can garner an edit history all its own. :)

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not wish, nor see the need, to compromise or be reasonable about it.

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in which this series is profiled), so I'll briefly mention this too.

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Ichthys has alot to do with why the fish became a christian symbol.

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also, another idea that would reduce the workload. Anyway, thanks!

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article, if you want to take a peek. (Note the impressive bridge.)

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since that seems to be most common (along with "J.A.L. Waddell").

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Well, it was more of a backlash. At one point, if you go back to

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If I put this into my userbox list, does it mark me as markable?

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article in your area of expertise. I'm running out! Thanks.--

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