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4185:'s userspace. In more detail, I'll say that in general, better quality is achieved when scrutiny is applied. Keeping track of questionable votes seems worthwhile, as Kelly Martin explained it. When repeated problems are discovered within a small base of users, listing them & periodically checking on what they're doing seems not only allowable, but prudent. However, I see the other side, too. Kelly Martin didn't seem to do anything but sew disruption with her list. In any regard, I'll consider taking this through the formal process, though I strongly feel that I shouldn't have to show that my subpage should be undeleted when there was no policy basis for deleting 2897:
past I know some of our members have contributed articles (these in particular) to Knowledge that have been deleted as non-notable and gamecruft. Since these articles were started and (briefly) maintained by our members I thought they would be great to include in our own project, and since Knowledge has no use for them it seemed that it would be very much in the spirit of a wiki to have the content moved and improved upon. However based on your response it looks like I'll have to see if anyone happened to save those articles before they were deleted. Apologies again. --
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of process even if I think the deletion was out of process too, because I try to avoid wheel wars. The thing to ask yourself is this, how was it helping the encylopedia to have this information around? If you can construct a good answer to that you should take it to DRV, if you can't you should let go and write some good articles instead. I hope that helps, I'm sorry if it does not. Happy editing in any case. ++
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that at best obscure what's being done, is a clear process violation. I've had the information from the deleted userpage given to me anonymously by an admin who didn't want to run afoul of Cyde, but I don't understand how a deletion entirely outside of process can be ok. Could you imagine the howls of protest if I deleted one of Cyde's userpages? (Not that I would,
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I know. I had to go tip the balance. (The lady has been quite nice to me, in addition to showing brains and enough courage to fight it out with some of the nastiest piles of silica on the site, so I don't care if I did get in at #185 or whatever.) Lar, Lingeron is now indefinitely blocked, so it's
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Loads clearer. You probably should add that level of detail to the image description itself, for if I'd seen it I would have left the article so it could be selected and the pic used, instead of taking it when I already had a pic... Thanks for the additional info and for your efforts on behalf of the
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I updated it to be similar to UpdatedDYNom, because I often informed users some days after the article actually featured and altering the dates was a lot of work. If you want to renumber so the article is the first parameter, I've got no problems with that. If older articles are broken by the update,
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The three param versions are there because (according to whoever changed them, I forget who but its on the talk of one of them) the older versions were picking up the current date when subst'd or something, instead of the date placed. You can always make a 1 parm version if you wanted to I guess. But
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You have blocked this user indefinitely after repeated legal threats and repeated incidents of uncivil behaviour. He sent an e-mail to the unblock list asking to be unblocked and threatening legal action. After reading his talk page, I have rejected his request to send an e-mail requesting an unblock
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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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I understand your frustration and I sympathise. But, user pages aren't a place to keep anything you want to keep though (take a look at the disclaimer at the top of this page in lavender)... I really think taking it to DRV is the best way to go. I won't wheel war with another admin by undeleting out
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As the Project reaches its first six months of activity, the great effort all of you have invested in it has turned the vast information available on Indigenous North American topics from a deorganized cumulous into an excellent and easy to consult database. Although much work is still in order, few
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I disagree and I've explained why in the noms. Whatever poor admin has to do a close for 50 lists (and especially the inbound link cleanup associated with them) is in for a heck of a job, which strikes me as very unfair. So no, this is too big of a lump. I could see doing 5 at a time though which is
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Were you the photographer? If it's just a photo that you own because it's in a book or whatever, the person who photographed it holds the rights, not you, as I understand it. It's OK to use under fair use, but owning a copy of a copyrighted photo does not give you rights to it, necessarily. Hence my
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ok? something needs to be done I think. My suggestion would be that if the parms are not present, the whole date is omitted completely (and the template assumes parm 1 is the article name instead of parm 3). This kind of logic is doable with #ifexists and #switch, I know how... but I would prefer to
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Thanks for that, although I'm not sure the new 3 param versions of the templates are so good. It just increases the workload, exponentially (3 params instead of 1 - needless complication). Also, while I'm ranting, the new protocol on commenting on passed over noms is just not good IMO. It just clogs
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It's not that I'm upset with your decision, but the situation with my user subpages frustrates me greatly, and it's difficult to understand this situation. Whether the userbox list deletion was out of process is a debatable point, but the deletion of a subpage from my userpage, with edit summaries
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The assessment of articles within the scope of the project is still an ongoing process. We need people to help in this who are not contributors to the articles they are assessing. Also, there is the ongoing need for identifying and cataloguing articles that fall within the scope of this project. As
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Good reasons! You're completely new though so sometimes there's reason to be a bit leery till an editor has established a history, no offense. Just have any of the editors that have more of a history (including having edited some of those articles) ask me here, and I'll be delighted to help you all
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Because this is not a government or a country, where concepts like libertarianism apply, it's a privately held thing, and the rules here are what they are, and we need to operate within the bounds of the explicit and implicit agreements we've made when we decided to participate here. See the purple
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I would rather you did it, and I'll imnediately support at AN/I if you like. I am involved in Phaedriel's RFA a bit too much (where this sock is one of the only opposers) I think... best if an an univolved admin did it (you haven't even commented yet or at most just commented, I'm a big supporter
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Well of course "so and so did X so I get to do X too" isn't usually a valid reason but if you took this set of pages to DRV, and cited the arguments made in Kelly's MfD, some consistency is reasonable to expect I guess... again it may not seem fair that you have to do the work of putting it up for
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explicitly makes the undeletion of out-of-process deletions fall within policy. However, it says an administrator "may," so I have no place insisting. I point it out only because it seems to say something different than the policy understanding I got from your comment above. As for how the page
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Thanks for the quick response. As you said, I'm not terribly familiar with the innards of WP (I've used it for a while, but haven't done any editing), so if this request is out-of-line or otherwise improper I apologize. The only thing is that our community is starting a wiki of our own, and in the
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has been established, as a starting point for those wishing to learn more about the subject, with information and links on a wide variety of issues. It also contains news regarding the continent's various tribes and nations. It's a graphically pleasing site, and everyone is encouraged to check it
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about being concerned with what Dmcdevit brought up, and I dropped by to let you know I responded. I'm not sure if it'll sway you either way, but I figured it would be easier for both you and Dmc if I let you know I responded. By the way...thanks for your question, I was hoping you'd add it to my
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First, I want to thank you for taking the time to hear me out and give me some actual feedback. The deleting admins didn't appear willing to dialogue on either of these. As far as the limitation on what can be kept in userspace, I see what you mean. One thing to consider is that Cyde made the
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A discussion of the deletion can be found at {]. This time around, two admins emptied the page so that the deletion would be houekeeping, then one of them deleted it. There is no resonable way that I can see this deletion as being noncontroversial. All I want is for it to go through
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Do a what links here... first one I checked had the problem. I agree it's an improvement but I think changing the order to have the art first would fix things a lot. I may make time to try to make that chnage (if you don't beat me to it) for both of them. Let's stay threaded here ok?
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Cyde cites no policy in support of his action. Can you restore these pages as they were before Cyde tinkered with them? If not, what am I supposed to do? The deleting admin has refused all attempts at compromise or resolution. I've been able to recreate the content of the
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Hi, I've reviewed these pages, and some of them have been deleted for some time. Your edit history is scanty, I usually do this for editors in good standing.... Ask me again when you've made some significant contributions to the encyclopedia and I will consider it again.
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I can't see policy supporting either of these deletions, but I'm not saying that they definitely shouldn't be deleted. They don't meet criteria for deletion at sight under CSD, so I'd like them restored, and anyone who still wants them deleted can use
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Hack away my Good Man. I am currently working with 1 param local template versions pending agreement / discussion. You're right about the other matters, my update time has also soared as a result of the "adjustments". This should be brought up on on
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Umm, so are you going to indef block the reincarnation of Maggie, or would you rather I do it? As Bishonen says, a really obvious sockpuppet doesn't need a check user. If you're uncomfortable without the checkuser, though, we can do that.
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It was taken by my family at my parents wedding. So technically, I wasn't there. But I did ask my family to release the photo. But as that was 25 years ago no digital version was available. So, I scanned the pic. Hope that makes it clear. -
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My bad, I should have fixed the instructions when I made them parallel. I just fixed my .js which was good enough for me! (I found out the first one had been changed when my js started giving funny results. The instructions are fixed now.
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of the Military history WikiProject newsletter has been published. You may read the newsletter, change the format in which future issues will be delivered to you, or unsubscribe from this notification by following the link. Thank you.
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I was and still am very flattered by all the kind comments that I recieved, I will also take into account the comments about how I could improve. I guarantee I will try my best to further assist Knowledge with the mop. Feel free to
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Glad you liked them, and thanks for your thoughtful answers. Your note was a reminder that I'd neglected to comment on your candidacy, for which I apologise! I've rectified that, although it looks like snow to me. All best wishes.
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Depends on how you measure. I started editing in summer 2005, but seriously for about 5 months or so before accepting a nomination. I had well over 3000 edits. The nomination itself runs 7 days. Hope that helps. Happy editing!
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section. I think both experiments should be ditched. If nominators want to question the reasons for their articles being passed over, let them come to ask directly as before. If it aint broke, don't fix it... </END RANT:
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and was hoping your interest extends to undeleting speedy-deleted pages that were deleted out-of-process (e.g. without consensus). If not, I'd appreciate guidance as to how to proceed with achieving these undeletions.
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I saw that email, in fact my block was due to an earlier email of his to the list that made me investigate further. Thanks for letting me know you reviewed and rejected the unblock. I think maybe I should take this to
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I think without evidence of notability or any intelligible content it merits deletion and I would delete it again and warn the user. I'll leave that to you though if you like, I'd rather not revert you inadvertantly.
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Thanks for your support in my RfA! Unfortunately, the request did not pass, with a vote of (43/16/7). But your support was appreciated and I'll just keep right on doing what I do. Maybe I'll see ya around -- I'll be
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So sorry I got your messages late, dear Lar - I've been utterly busy these last couple of days. Way to go on that nomination, ALoan sure knows how to find ineteresting topics, doesn't he? ;) I'll TTYL, great hugs!
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because, as far as I can see, being a foreign language article is not a valid criteria for a speedy deletion (unless the content exists on another wiki). Probably is a load of crap, but what do you think? Cheers
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thanks, I'll go do that. If it is it up on AN/I, I'll support the block. So can we expect the rest of bish's posse to come trooping in too? I know it'd make P's day... not that I'm pimping for votes mind you...
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appropriate to strikethrough any comments she made on the RFA, if you choose, or to simply note it. No checkuser was done, so there isn't proof as conclusively as to strike, perhaps. It's your judgment call.
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Sorry mate! just mail me then? anyway I can go look at the debate, it's the one you put the inuse on, ne? Once it's closed, it's closed, ne? Or did you expect a DrV right away or ? I just dunno what you want...
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defence of JJay, although that gets me to, it's the *shrug* *whatever* of the others who appear to fail to even attempt to understand the issues. But I am getting worked up to a rant, so I'll stop now. -
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Thank you very much for making my time in Knowledge super. I have decided to leave and I don't think I will be back. Thank you again for helping me and making my time in Knowledge super. Best Regards,
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I'm not sure if there are any similarly themed articles around, but those are the ones I know of. If you were to move them for me I'll be happy to remove my old request out of content review. Thanks!
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and think userboxes need to go away from template space. As to the lists, again, DRV is probably the best channel, as they were already in your userspace. Sorry if that's not very helpful. ++
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The project's talk page template has been updated, along with the classification system, to include the assessment on the talk pages of the articles that have been classified and assessed.
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This was deleted per CSD G6 as noncontroversial housekeeping. The page was previously at MfD with no consensus, as well as having been deleted twice before & restored twice before.
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That should be all, once I get a stable version I will put it up for anyone to download! Have fun picking up the pieces when the program blows up! (attempt at a joke here!). Cheers! ——
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To Lar, for being a kind administrator, for taking the time to assist other editors, and for doing the little things that make others "time in Knowledge super" (to quote ForestH2). --
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but it seems that no one's gotten to it yet. I was wondering if you would be so kind as to move these articles into my userspace (I'd like to use them for a project I'm working on):
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I'm getting dead sick of DRv recycling. We need a {{DRvProd}} like "This close will almost certianly go to deletion review and be upheld, so let's do interprative dance instead." -
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I have that problem all the time. I just wanted an eyeball on the close from an admin I trust to evaluate it and put his personal feelings aside. But I asked you instead. ^_^
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Find me on IRC. I need you to send an e-mail to a e-mail address (so I can send you the program--- the e-mail is different from my e-mail for wikipedia) IRC nick is Eagle_101.
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At the moment it's nothing special (we haven't officially announced it to our entire community yet, we're trying to lay a bit of a foundation first--hence this request!), but
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Thank you very much for them. I have answered them to my best abilities. They raise important issues and I'm more than happy to be able to voice my opinion on them this way.
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for more info... I like that because it also customises the heading line too). As for dumping the two new innovations of commenting and of keeping unused arounds...
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I will vouch for Skidde's intentions here. I don't have much of a history myself -- a few dozen edits over two years! -- but this is hopefully worth at least
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on your user page. either will do. (the program checks for this... similar to a signup list... just so I and admins know who is using this. (also makes
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In the future, please consider nominating such similar pages as a group, rather than by individual AfDs - it's more efficient for all involved. Cheers!
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uncertainty, because the writeup on the image wasn't clear on that point, better safe than sorry. It's a great fair use pic for the article though. ++
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Greetings! This is just a simple little message to let you know that I have responded to the question you placed on my RfA. Thank you very much,
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I think it may have broken all the older usages, if you check what links here and follow a random link you'll see some messes. Let's discuss on
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I will be happy to userify the userbox to your userspace. But I will not undelete it back to where it was. Your best bet is to take it through
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To the people who opposed the request: I'm certainly not ignoring the constructive criticism and advice you've offered. I thank you as well!
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I'm surprised that you've only gotten one of these in your wiki-career. You deserve far more than one Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar:
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If you are a libertarian who comes close to anarchism, how is it that you are also a rouge admin, (rouge admin award by Phaedrial)?
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To the people who have supported my request: I appreciate the show of confidence in me and I hope I live up to your expectations!
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the impact to me is completely nil because I just changed my .js to add the extra parms to the invocation when I used them (see
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WikiProjects are able to obtain the amazing results we are proud to show today. To all of you, thank you and congratulations!
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The project's home page has a new design, featuring tabbed subpages on participants, templates, articles, categories, and the
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me! Welcome back, by the way, we were getting worried. Check out the newsletter just below from IPNA! Partly your doing?... ++
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I appreciate your willingness to help test and find new features for WikiVoter (WV). Of course I am willing to let you test!
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lists have been moved to their own subpage due to size. This is a sign of progress in the ongoing work of this project.
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Actually, I'm struggling with IRC right now. I'm at an internet caf and am to thick to configure the damn thing. -
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Her RfA was touch-and-go until Geogre voted. If he'd do a better job of stalking me we could avoid these problems. —
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Thanks. No, I don't think I had any involvement with that, although I did help Sharon out with categories. --
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helps the encyclopedia, I'll point out that the same page(s) were not considered deletable by MfD when in
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doesn't belong in its place. Since this entirely concerns my talk page, please direct further discussion
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and co nom)... if you don't mind anyway. Thanks man, I'd owe you one. Maybe I'm all wet dunno. ++
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I award Lar the Barnstar of Diligence for his good work, and insightful and objective notes at
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page, but because of the deletion, the history, including Cyde's involvement, remains hidden.
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Thanks, maybe because they are not off-road vehicles but am unsure. Glad you liked the moke.--
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I'm going to get a different story... but that's a side issue... go forth and votestack! ++
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Thanks for your message, and your feedback on the 'tip' templates! I'm testing them out as
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Hi. This got recreated and tagged as a speedy again. I have removed the speedy and added a
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event here, but I'm afraid that after about 130k or so, the pages start to load slowly. :(
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PS I bet I can get the templates to work even if only one parm is given, let me hack (see
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reasonable discussion about it, to publish my material elsewhere, or to leave the project.
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Thank you very much for taking the time to answer them, and moreover, so thoughtfully...
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Damn it, why didn't anyone tell me she was up for RFA? Shoot, I've got to go support!
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That template debate discussion is giving me the screaming irits. It's not so much the
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Thanks for your support on my RFA. The final vote count was (61/9/3), so I am now an
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Thanks! Give me a little time to restore them all but I see no reason not to now. ++
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what I will do for the rest of them.... Thanks for your input, and happy editing! ++
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to their condition before being deleted & moved. I hadn't finished my work on
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WV will check that you are eligable when you start the program. (no moderators) :)
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Thanks for the message on my talk page, I doubt I would have noticed otherwise.--
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on the recent Boy Scout nomination? I've put it on the DYK talk page. Thanks. —
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OK. I'll leave it as is, but if you want to delete it please feel free. Cheers
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be undeleted. He responded that he wouldn't undelete the page because he
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did already. so'd you block yet? (goes off and checks.. seems not..) ++
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status after just one day. Thanks for contributing to a job well done!
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I'd put a nifty list of the bits of help you've given me through this
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not the other way around. I am unclubbable -- and many have tried.
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I thought you might be interested to know the article we worked on, "
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Hey Lar, how come you have so many barnstars?! Congrats anyway! --
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K, THX! I'll keep that in mind, but I bet that when I go to the
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and say hi or if you need anything. Again, thank you so much!
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OOPS - missed that this one had been updated to 3 params too.
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Will you be making the next update? See my response on the
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DrV, but that's the best I can offer, I won't wheel war. ++
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For your great work in adding images to the Project --
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which one, there are two. Are you on IRC? IRCme. ++
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