User talk:Lar/Archive 3

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got confused when I ran it, and carry out some calls to getPage(). But, and this is really basic! getPage has a check to see if the bot is logged on. What do I change to give it my credentials (If I start writing, I'll get a bot ID and apply for a bot flag... for now all I want to do is read something under program control and do some analysis)? I took a copy of the fake cookie file and see where to put the botID but not anywhere to put a password. All the pearle commands except STOP seem to actually want to write something important except the test() routine so I was trying to get that (it does a getPage() and then a postPage()) to work. I run from a DOS command line (this is on a wintel box, and I'm running ActiveState perl 5.8.7) and it reports that I'm not logged in. How do I set it up to be logged in as me? If this is not the right place, please let me know!

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you?) The first regex to return $ text (which is matching against the borders of the text entry box) is returning nothing, $ 1 is not getting set to anything, despite the fact that by eye anyway, it matches the html that is returned. Either I broke it somehow, or my page differs from the normal somehow (one thing I thought of was the size, I was running at different than 80x25 but changed back), or it's some environment difference. But I am pretty sure I never touched those regexes at all! the only thing I touched is the regex to recognise me instead of Pearle... I can post the code to look at if you want... thanks for your help.

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old Hilgard house whever I go to a Cal game even though they were shut down two years before I was initiated. Back to the article, I would prefer to use one picutre of a house per region to spruce up the list of active chapters. The going has been slow lately, real life has been real busy but when I'm back from my spring training trip to Phoenix I should be able to finish the History section, I'm only planning to go to the point where Delta Sig (and the rest of the fraternities) gests re-integrated in the 1960's.

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good thing, eh?. I totally agree that not biting is important. I'm just saying it read testy to me. No worries either way. Dropping a note to (whoever it was that you reverted, I forget, and it's not important to the theme of this reply) would have been way more work than just putting that in the edit summary, it is true. I figured we're getting to be friends enough that I could mention it without you getting upset though, else I wouldn't have. Tell you what, I'll buy you a pint next time I'm in the UK! Deal?

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hands of great editors like you two) fills me with joy. Regarding the creation of Categories - I'm so sorry, hun, but the ones at my own project were created by hand in full, so I have no idea of a general tool hat could help you there :( I know, it's a pain, but in our case, most were already created, and we merely had to polish them a bit - again, I'm sorry I can't give you a hand (just to make fun of myself for a moment ;)

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the login check, none of the regexs that return $ text, $ edittime, $ starttime, $ token, etc are matching anything. Regexs are not my strong point. Any suggestions as to how to debug that? (go up a level question: do you use test() yourself or is it obsolete and perhaps not expected to work quite right?) It gives lots of uninit var warnings but then posts empty text to the page, so the posting part is working. Thanks!

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clean sheet of paper and start writing what you want to say without looking at the original text much. That's a lot harder. THAT said doing that may not be worth the effort, I dunno. It's a call you'll have to make. There is still the chance that some other editor will see it and decide to revert it again as it stands but you've clearly made an effort which is something positive. Hope that helps.

1552:. I appreciate that some of you made exceptions to your usual requirements re length of service and so on because we've interracted positively in the past, or because of my credentials, so I will endeavour to use my new mop cautiously. I'm always open to feedback and gently constructive criticism. If you're not an admin and need some assistance do of course please let me know. Thanks again -- 1466: 3832:

unfinished notes and half formed sentences into your stub article and leave it all for you to sort out (and if you don't, AfD nom it as low quality work infested by sockpuppet added spamlinks). Finally, do you think that maybe I can get that book and tell Jo "it's all research for Knowledge dear, honest... I explained to you how everything has to be verifiable, I'm just fact checking!" ??

3543:. You're saying that the NNOCC can't be speedily deleted, even though it's the same group of non-notable folks doing the same non-notable things in a digital medium? I see nowhere in the CSDs that exempts online organizations from qualifying for speedy deletion under CSD A7, and can think of no reason why they shouldn't, either. Please let me know where my misunderstanding is. Truly, 4663:"No one can know how we feel if we do not say. We cannot expect to get understanding if we do not ask for it. No one will dispute that sometimes life's issues are too much for one person. It is fair to say that sometimes Knowledge's problems fall under the same heading. This is a place where you can bring the bruises that can sometimes be got on this project for attention." 4870: 4999:

John Lennon John Lennon albums John Lennon singles John Lennon songs Paul McCartney Paul McCartney albums Paul McCartney classical albums Wings albums Paul McCartney songs The Beatles portal The Quarrymen The Beatles with Tony Sheridan The Beatles singles The Beatles songs Beatles song stubs Ringo Starr Ringo Starr albums Ringo Starr songs The Beatles' wives

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want to be sued successfully so needs to show good faith efforts to not keep text known to be in violation. I take it you are the source of this text? In general it's a bad practice to take text verbatim from other sites even if you think the copyright situation is OK. So I suspect it needs to go. Rewrite what it's trying to say in your own words if you can.

2449: 3224:), for folks with your shared posting convention, as well as whatever others there are. If you don't mind some input, your page top is 'busy', and that message needs more prominence. In fact, I'm thinking of stealing the idea. But I'd reduce the clutter. My page head/top isn't pretty, but it's damn clear. I'll work on pretty! 1849:. The IP seems to be a genuine contributor (I checked the last few contribs and they're all fine), and we mustn't frighten new users off by reverting their edits without explanation if they're well meaning. I actually think (s)he is right, too - the song (s)he changed has no link, and Get Back ought to be on the list. -- 3905:(I assume you moved here to talk here and are watching here) I am not a wikilawyer, just another editor. But I think you can link to anything. You just can't embed. all images that are visible in pages have to be hosted on WP or commons, that's the way the SW works here. (it's some sort of extension because on 5131:

not much special in the regexps in that function. Whatever is in the first () will be assigned to $ 1. \s means "any whitespace character", and + means "the previous character, one or more times". The perl regexp manpage is perlre, and documents the syntax pretty well. It's also on the web, for example

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offering out some tasks and maybe dropping a newsletter out to people. The newbie's post also needs a reply - I'm too tired to answer the post at the moment, so if you happen to be online and can deal it with that would be great. If not, let's talk on the project page tommorow or when you're next free. --

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I've taken the liberty to remove the "crown.jpg" image from your "I trust Jimbo" userbox. Something very strange has happened to this image today, for an unknown reason, the crown has been mixed up with an image of two children. As a result, the thumbnail and the "real" image don't even show the same

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test() should work; it's provides as a convenient way to test getPage() and postPage(). It sounds like you have found the source of your problem. The only thing to do is to get a copy of the raw HTML you get back for the URL you are requesting, and fix the regexps so it will match exactly. There's

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Not answering my questions is working out really well because I got the cookies set up right. As it turns out it was failing because I had changed what I was trying to match against, since I run monobook.js enhancements that change the name of the talk tab. Now it works, but in the next section after

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The Beatles The Beatles albums The Beatles bootlegs Apple Corps Apple Films Apple Records Apple Records albums Apple Records recording artists Apple Records singles The Beatles B-sides The Beatles' children The Beatles EPs The Beatles films George Harrison George Harrison albums George Harrison songs

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I am not a copyright lawyer. But copyrights don't just go away because of an asset sale or divestiture, someone ends up owning them, just like any other asset, tangible or intangible. So that copyright is still valid. They would go after Knowledge first, which is why the policy is there... WP doesn't

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that...) I think. (does admin give you any better buttons in this area beyond simple revert?) but check my work! And, no, I didn't think you were casting aspersions my friend, far from it... As for Special Allpages, I've been known to look in there on people too you know. I need to clean my subpages

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Is this the post I answered with a quick recap, or a new one?... (went and checked, new... left a new message) I agree it's time to try to share out tasks, and that a newsletter might be the way to do it. I can take a crack at the newsletter but it may not be for a few days (I'll hang it as a subpage

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Talk about small world... you were posting your answer and (Refactoring or refractoring)(?Which is the term?) when I went to post below my short note above. Was in fact, ironically, going to comment on your page heading, in particular, you're Posting Convention Note. More Ironically as At least I see

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SuggestBot picks articles in a number of ways, from comparing articles that need work to other articles you've edited, to choosing articles randomly (ensuring that all articles with cleanup tags get a chance to be cleaned up). It tries to recommend only articles that other Wikipedians have marked as

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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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That said, I'm not actually persuaded by it. CSD requires judgement and if it were me I'd only allow inclusionists to CSD things because erring on the side of caution is the best and most prudent approach. One should, in my view, never stretch criteria to fit... Unless it's stunningly cut and dried,

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Thank you Aaron. JDoorham, I freely admit to being a bit intoxicated as I write this so let me apologise in advance if it lacks a certain, er, coherency... further I freely admin that I am a policy and process wonk. But that's because I am a firm believer that in the vast majority of cases, process,

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It wasn't aimed at you (the Beatles edit was at least questionable). Don't you think it's bad to revert a newcomer without even the courtesy of checking the validity of their edit? I spent 30 seconds at Amazon and verified it. If there's one thing worse than being testy with an established user it's

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No worries... In fact thank YOU... You (there) said "The objective of FAs is to display the best work of the community; that of DYKs is to invite others to improve the articles." I gotta remember that quote, it's SO true! ALL the DYK's I've had selected have been remarkably improved by the time they

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Hi, my sweet Larry! Boy, I've missed you so much, it's so good to see you once again! Thank you so much for your get well wishes, it's not that serious, only very annoying... writing with one hand makes it real hard to write more than 5 lines :( Anyway, you've left me many messages while I was away,

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and reverted back to before he it it, I think your reversion only fixed part of it... I'm not an admin, so I can't block or protect. If he keeps vandalising there are noticeboards you can use to let people know about it. May need to read a bit about which is which, I forget, but you can get started

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I always refuse to speedy delete web sites and "companies" even if the latter is quite obviously not incorporated (and quite often against my judgement too). I've noticed a few getting deleted by other admins citing A7, but not many. The checkers club example would depend on the wording I think. If

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I know it wasn't aimed at me. And ya, I totally do think it is bad to not check before reverting possibly questionable stuff. This newbie must be feeling pretty frustrated by now if he's noticed how much of his stuff isn't sticking. The newbies don't see the edit summaries, I'm thinking, which is a

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which is between when it had the mostly verbatim text and now. There's still a lot of lifted text. Now, I admit I am not perfect in this regard by any means. But I think the trick to rewriting in your own words is not to edit the text to make it different, but rather, and much harder, start with a

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I want to do some things that seem to align well with some of the read capability of Pearle (functionality to get just the wikitext that getPage() has) so I thought I'd start by taking a copy of the latest code, making just enough changes to let me run it (file paths etc) and to identity so no one

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hi, what do you think of my new proposal? i think it should satisfy everyone, assuming they dont have a secret agenda and have finished highschool. basically the template stays, but the tags on the main articlepages are all removed for now, pending the result of a *proper* discussion involving the

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That album cover really makes your user page nifty, Herb has such a look on his face. But some may ask you to remove it as it's apparently fair use and Knowledge policy on fair use is "only in articlespace", more or less... hope that helps. No reply necessary, but if you do, here is fine, I watch.

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I had thought to just keep doing categories one by one as we identified then (but that does introduce duplication). A flat list might be better. The table ought to show, as a column, what categories the article was found in. Do you have a list somewhere of what all the categories you want included

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Not sure mate, I'm a bit too tired to think. I'll finish my trawl through the redlinks list and then go to bed. Agreed re the newsletter. If you haven't already, might be best to drop the newbie a heads up on their talk page too. I don't know how green they are, but watchlists and the like may not

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fm me philosophically speaking. Not 'mature' enough to be noteworthy historically speaking. Unless I see some hope (and examples) that this sort of thing has chance at WP:FA, the book involves too much work to expand much farther. I feel like its waste of time. Got any answers on that concern? (FA

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Thanks, for the encouragement. As for photos of chapter houses, I see what I can do. The next time I rember to bring a camera when I'm in Berkeley I'll take a picture of the old Hilgard house (and I'll insert the picture in History at the point where Hilgard was installed). I always drop by the

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actually but I wanted to get back to more techy stuff, system architecture is my true love. I use project management software but not project planning software. I'm convinced you can only plan projects based on experience, and I use a bunch of excel spreadsheets specific to the sorts of projects I

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and carried those out to the best of my ability. Firefox uses a cookie file that is somewhat different format than LWP's but I copied the fields over for enwikitoken, enwikiuserid, and enwikiname from my cookie file in Firefox. I set the dates to the same times that firefox displays in the cookie

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Hi, thanks for your comments. I am afraid I found them a bit hard to follow though... I think my edit comment regarding the reversion to Radiant!'s page was pretty clear. Mistaking me for a sockpuppet for anyone else would be quite a stretch once you looked at my contribution history so I have no

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You gotta be kidding! I was just deciding how to word my oppose vote :P No, seriously, I did wonder - you've been here longer than me and do a great job. Sharon is a great nominator, but I'd happily support. I know about WP:DFA, hence my question. Best stick to the WikiProject, your articles, and

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It's so soothing to me to see you again, dear Larry. I hope I'll be able to stick around on a more regular basis, as I don't have to report again until my hand's a little better - despite the effort it represents to write in this state :/ Thousand kisses, please msg me whenever you want - I'll be

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saying is that reasonableness and the law hardly ever go together, and that Knowledge tends to try to err on the side of conservativeness. I think it's OK to let it slide for now but just be aware some admin might decide something needs doing, and while you and I agree it's reasonable, no one is

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I am fine with talking on your page, it may benefit others, rather than here. But it looks like you refactored the thread here. Which is cool. Anyway, I think unless I messed up the regexes in getPage() that there is something wrong somewhere (mabye because I'm on wintel or a different perl than

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Sputter. It is you and your Deletionist Scum cronies that have it all wrong way round. As if you could make a million articles appear by throwing well nigh everything you come across away! But that is a kefluffle for another day. Anyway I weighed in and ya, that DVD's not notable near as I could

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I think it's only the classification tables Lar. There was the watchlist issue, but I'm a bit cold on that being within the classification tables right now. It might help if you made a totally flat list of our articles as you go, for use with the related changes feature and possibly for use as a

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who earned the promotion, not me who made it possible by merely nominating him; he truly deserved it. And allow me to tell you, congrats on the new Beatles project! That's great news, lathough I'm not quite a fan of the Liverpool bunch, watching new excelent projects like this (especially in the

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Wotcha! Thanks for the invite, I have to say though that my knowledge of The Beatles is somewhat limited to all things "official", i.e. no good with things like bootlegs etc, but well versed in all their official rare Brit. albums and singles - also met George once, spoke to him for well over an

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Cool, no need to quote, I take you at your word! I see you uncommented the boilerplate stuff I had commented out. I see no issue with using specific stubs if there's a need. (just as long as SPUI doesn't turn up and start a range war or something!) Welcome to the project! Whatever you can do is

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It works. I just never ever read it so may be it is full? I only use it as an IM identity... because I got MSN IM so far back in time that you had to get a hotmail account to use it... mail me on my (myuserid here)at miltontrainworks.com addy , or my firstname.lastname at gmail.com addy if you

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Hi. A heads up. We've had a post on the talk page from a newbie who really wants to help but doesn't know where to start. S/he will need some handholding. Add that to a previous enquiry about how to help, and the general lack of edits from people besides us 3, and it's clearly time to look at

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Hadn't figured you for a dirty OLD man, more of a dirty YOUNG man... no basis for that really, just a hunch. Besides this article would be about the website, not the neologism/dictdef. As for dashing off stubs? Trying to scare me, huh? Go for it... I'll just nom it for DYK, then dump all the

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was asking me for help and could not believe that to do Java work I use the dos prompt and notepad (or the shell prompt and vi) rather than a fancy GUI. Again, least common denominator! I used to carry a vi cheat sheet around in my wallet. But I stopped because I never used all the commands.

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Thanks. I'd been meaning to get to it for a while. The book I used has an incredible amount of data on all SP steam locomotives from inception through dieselization, and it's always the first reference I turn to for all SP steam questions. One project on my back burner is to distill the

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I don't know. I think better to not have any copy vio text at all. The thing you want is permission, not a review of how it is now. Again, let's take this to the talk page of the article so others can participate. That's usually best. I'll refactor to there soon unless you object...

1446:. Standard warning on use of deleted content apply (i.e. that some people don't like it so much and that you must retain the userfied article for GFDL purposes following any merge). Little did I realise that that AfD was only the first of many bulk esoteric language nominations... - 4520:

Rather than delete it outright, why don't you get rid of the clear copyvio sections (use the link I gave on the talk page) and leave the rest. Or if you can, write some of the stuff you would have to delete in your own words. Let's discuss further on the article talk page itself.

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The article seems on a good topic, it would be a shame to delete it completely. We just have to fix the copyvio stuff. Did you type it all in by hand? Yikes! That's a lot of typing, I had just assumed you'd cut/paste it from the sources I found. Bad assumption, please accept my

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On the 'Socketpuppet' thing, I did check your contribs next, that's why my point was on the 're-rv' (or equivilent 'rv-rv' perhaps) in the comment. That would have been seen in both modes w/o confusion. NBD either way. I loose far more than ten minutes posting messages to

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I looked at your contribs from there, saw the rv, took the diff, saw xiongs sig, so... seemed that way, then I checked, I think by looking at R!'s history. Your comment didn't make it clear the previous revert was being reverted so the xiong sig said you were the

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an thus only 73% support votes, resulting in that the nomination failed. As many of you commenting that I have to few main-space edits, I'll try to better my self on that part. If you have any ideas on what kind of articles I could edit, pleas send me a line. :)

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AFAIC, a generally released album by a notable band is notable in itself, period. AFD usually goes the same way. In this case however I'd recommend retaining your current configuration for now. Why have 3 stubs instead of the one good article you already have?

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I didn't copy anything "verbatim" from any site, I used information that came with my Gibson guitars. I have asked that the request to Gibson be withdrawn, and you have my personal permission to delete the whole article. Shall I do the honours, or will you?.

1863:", back in though. (my decision to revert wasn't knee jerk, it was based on reviewing the earlier contributions which were spamcrufty... but you're prolly right) HOWEVER, honestly now, did that move the article closer to FA or closer to Class-A ? (snicker!) 4709:- we hope you like it! The major changes are that each month, right after the Council meeting, this will be sent out and will include two featured programs and a sum up of the meeting. Also, it will be signed by all of the Advisory Council members, not just 4969:

Yes, innit? Esperanza is a large project though... lots of people to do things. I go on holiday in a week so want to not start things I can't finish before then. I do like the newsletter but think getting classification tables done is more important.

3684:, in the tech section about that time). At this point what is the easiest way to fix it??? It's stuffed up all right. and what is this: "natural, happy, pretty goddesses who enjoy that you are enjoying their beauty." from? Have you been reading my 4309:

Mail link works for me... were you using the "mail this user" to the left? Or the clickable mail link in the box on the right (both are the same or supposed to be). The other stuff in there is IM info, I never ever use hotmail for actual mail.

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Gibson split into two seperate divisions - Acoustic and Electric, that 1999 copyright might no longer apply. That site doesn't look like the Montana Div. site. Also , who would they be likely to contact first, my management or Wiki?. Cheers

2233:?What brought that on? I've not been watching you closely (no reason to!) but I think the community totally did the right thing from what I've seen peripherally... if I see the need to slag you, you'll be the first to know, believe me. (see 1813:

Ooh.. good question. I dunno. Why not ask Gurubrahma? If I had to bet, I'd bet it would be selected against though, while WP isn't censored, it's not in your face about it either... That album title is funny as hell but a bit in your face.

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Yeah, that's it's primary purpose (the list actually excludes 2 categories right now, Apple Corps images and WikiProject The Beatles, which we don't need to classify.) Btw, the newsletter above is just the kind of thing I had in mind! :)

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Don't forget to have colours or gradings for 'merge candidates', 'deletion candidates' and 'merge or delete candidates'. The Beatles aren't excluded from normal Knowledge rules and conventions, and there's a lot of - frankly - cruft like

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Less cats, huh? I don't think it's ready to be moved out into article space yet. Maybe if I get the book I'm writing published it will make sense to have it out there, but for now I'm quite happy being just a harmless "non-notable" :)

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Yeah, but It's not like I'm saying that It's a heap of garbage, made of ply-wood an wot ever you do don't buy one, get a Martin instead! I see no reason why Gibson would take exception in any way, most of wots been written is common

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too bad but not too surprising. I bat about 10% success myself. Don't despair. My suggestion is instead to write what you want the article to say about the features and history in your own words and just cite that page as a source.

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Requesting Client IP: 138.12.170.164 Requested URL: http://test.wikihell.com/Special:Version Websense Category: Access denied by Websense content category. The requested URL belongs to the following category: Sex.

3410:... I can't decide if making that article live in articlespace (once I make it coherent instead of just a bunch of random thoughts) "just because I can" (it has an alexa rank of 2.5K... tough to argue against that!) would be 1219:

Thank you for supporting me in my request for adminship! It ended with a tally of 39/5/4, and I am now an admin. I'm glad to have earned the trust of the community, and I will make use of it responsibly. Of course, you can

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K, but I'm only going to reply in one place then, either here or there... you pick. I find dups almost as confusing as dethreaded. (see my note, I really AM a bear of very little brain when it comes to that sort of stuff)

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when followed, makes things fairer. The outcomes seem fairer, and they ARE fairer, because they are perceived as, and they ARE, more objective. So, while your argument may be persuasive, I think the place to make it is

2147:. Not because it's good (it's fair at best, a lot of featurecruft that gets in the way, especially if you are trying to do effort driven planning rather than duration based) ,but because just about every client has it. 4298:

Hi Lar. An email to your hotmail address bounced, "550 Requested action not taken: mailbox unavailable". Could you check the address provided please? In the meantime I've added you to my Yahoo and MSN contact lists.

2125:. Something else for my todo list! Your work related travels would suggest you are a rather accomplished IT professional. Do you ever use project management/planning software and if so which would you recommend? -- 1764:

asked about the press pack aspect, and after we dialogued a bit, he went to town on the band and discography section and changed them around to make them a LOT better (and less press-packy). I tried to engage with

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be confirmation that I've lost my way on my development projects. I've got one Mediawiki config file covering multiple sites, single login, I've made changes up to patch level 5, written an extension, and I

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which I created on the 4th has some interesting stuff about them burning their debut album (something of a prelude to burning a million quid a few years later). It's rather full of bad language I'm afraid.

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Forgot all about it. Drat... I actually only read them, didn't edit anything. Was testing something out and decided to do real edits. Thoughts on my sandbox project??? comment on the A. C. talk page...

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Picture popups show the same size of the image as the image page. With the latest version of mediawiki, you can change this size in your preferences. That should take care of most of your problems. ~~

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that I'm unable to confirm at this time. Might I also say that whenever I see someone working on a new article in userspace I'm gripped by the compulsion to dash off a stub just to irritate them? -

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If OBJECTIVE: Christian Ministries is an organization (albeit a satirical one), why do they not qualify under CSD A7 simply because their organization is manifested in a web site? If someone writes

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Thanks. I use vim for scripting, and Textpad (Windows) for HTML. I've recently learnt PHP and I use Zend Studio for that - auto-complete and colour coding are just too good to do without, I think. --

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Hi, thanks for the note. I am just a fan, there is lots to do that is organizational and cleanup related... don't need to know every last detail. To join, sign your name on the list of members, (see

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Originally I'd felt the Apple artists were outside project scope, but I'm not sure now. I for one regard the Apple story as an integral part of the Beatles story, and the category isn't very large.

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Hi, after lots of fits and starts, consensus has emerged that DYK medal is a good idea and a design is being voted on. As a person actively involved in prior discussions, you may want to join in

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suite since I (now, thanks to an acquisition) work for IBM (again, my first 12 years in IT were with them). Lots of good stuff there in that suite. But what I use myself, believe it or not, is

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Hey thanks... one thing is that I hadn't made the album name a link because it indeed is a redlink, both albums are described in the band article itself, this band may not be "big" enough (per

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Maybe someone needs to take him under their wing, encourage him to get an id. Tangentially, while you are right, this comment "Why is everyone reverting this IP's edits without checking them?

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It's a configuration option IIRC. Probably sensible to have it turned off on a large site like Knowledge; on a smaller wiki it's easier for the site owner to keep a track of these things. --

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Hi Lar, Wiki stalker/"DS" Steve here. Don't forget to add the project's template to the talk page of applicable articles when you assess them, and apply any small tweaks which are needed. --

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The publicity still thing is a great idea, I'll check for one. And I'm just a talk page copier, so I tend to mirror my conversations when I'm not feeling too lazy... like with this one...

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so I'll just say "thank you!" for all the beautiful things you've taken he time to say regarding my humble participation in Kingboy's successful RfA - although I sincerely believe it was

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Okie dokie. I'll forward the bounced email so you can check it out. Going to take a shower and pop out to the shop, had a bad day today which Wiki issues have only compounded sadly :( --

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Um, I think I hang around with a different "they" than you do, because that wasn't the answer I got! But that IS a small article. And Bikini Model is redlinked. What a shame! (btw, see

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hour, he was a really great bloke (for a Scouser!), no, only joking he was great, he was my favourite Beatle. Tell me, am I being thick, but what do I have to do to join? Be Lucky,

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I hope I haven't let you down with my adminship since I have been promoted (apart from a couple of testy edit summaries). I meant what I said about feedback and gentle criticism.

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Wouldn't think it made any difference either way, and we mustn't scare the newbies. It's interesting, that guy is getting reverted all over the place, but check this for example:

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Lar is, as usual, totally correct. There is no current consensus regarding "non-notable" websites falling under that speedy deletion criterion. There are two reasons for this:

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instead, or AfD. This one wasn't cut and dried. As soon as it appears on DRV, that's a sign that CSD wasn't stunningly cut and dried. No aspersion is intended, which is why I

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image. For the moment, it seems better to remove the faulty image from all templates - at least until we know what's going on. I hope you don't mind this edit. Best regards

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PS, I am perfectly fine with this being on the DRV page, not sure that it needed to be here (but no problem either way). Please feel free to refactor it there if you wish.

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Sorted. It turns out I DID have a bad regexp for getting $ text, which maybe was from an older version of pearle.pl? It's working to append text now instead of replace:

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I wasn't aware of the technical issue, and thought that it was indeed an odd mistake for someone as experianced as yourself to make, sorry to cast aspersion! And a

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I'll make some client wear the expense, never fear. Note that if I'm in Manchester or Brighton or Wrexham or whatnot, and you're not, you'll have to come to a local

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Got nothing back from Gibson, nothing unusual there, they never make contact unless you want to buy a guitar or have a complaint! Just thought I'd let you know.

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rememeber? Smile. As to your major malfunction... good thing WP is not paper! However that will have to wait for another day. Giving it a boo as we speak.

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enough as it is. So, na. Maybe in a while. and thanks for the kind words. Dunno how great of a job it is though, I just got into a scuffle earlier today:

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No I emailed that Hotmail link on your user page. Methinks that account no longer works? Can you sign into Yahoo IM? I've got an auth request pending. --

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Dang. Really? And Herb looks so sexy-but-he-don't-even-care. Sure there's not any loophole I could exploit here... say... linking to an outside image?

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architect and gut feel when I have to give estimates. There are a lot of good project management softwares out there. I should put in a pitch for the

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17:02, 4 March 2006 (UTC) All official now. It's a bit spooky having the extra buttons. 'Block' the crat who promoted me?! Rollback Lar? Scary! --

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the new article was still about the group, but they're now an online group (who happen to have a website), A7 can apply. If the article is

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Ah, it's a shared IP address. I was gonna take up your excellent advice and offer a helping hand and a {{welcomeip}} message. Oh well. --

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Sorry you wasted 10 minutes looking at the diff the wrong way but looking at my contribs would have been a lot faster. Happy editing!

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edit comments in such was a re-rv in same; looking at (Diff) from your contribs, this edit had me convinced you were socketpuppet for

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Looks good! I've added my name to the list of participants. Not sure how much time I'll get to participate, but I'll do what i can :)

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DOMAI has become "genericised" to the point that I'd think an article could exist. A quick google-trawl however only finds one book

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Seems you first subst'd the skeleton project on the 4th March. Feels like months ago! We've made a good start, let's keep it up :) --

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I can see you're going at that like a man on fire, and you have it marked "inuse", so I'll have the new message thing flash up :) -

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Thanks. Is this the definitive list for me to use in classification generation too? (it is useful in its own right in either case)

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If it means working process I'm for it, because the way it went before was not so good. Were you looking for people to chime in?

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a problem. So then it becomes problematic from a policy perspective even if pragmatically it may never be an issue. So I dunno.

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Hey mate. I wonder if you have time, would you help me with a problem I've noticed with the portal I created? Have a look at

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Thanks Lar - I reported the bug directly to BugZilla (which I was already apparently a member of, much to my surprise!). --

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I asked that Gibson grant permission to use, so I think I should RV back to the version I found in case they see it yeah?

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as they're no longer needed... So taking as an assumption that you WERE snooping... about domai, do you think it would be

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till we like it)... were there other tasks (besides more article classification tables) that you are waiting on me to do?

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aimed at allowing users to bring issues that they have had in Knowledge to a listening, sympathetic and caring audience:

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are? Not all of them have "beatles" in their name I don't think... I better get coding but it may not be for a few days.

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So I wasted 10 mins or so trying to figure out you had 'gimmicked' his sig. then reality intruded. so I dropped the note.

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I may have joined before you but I didn't do much for quite a while... your edits vastly outstrip mine, and what's more,

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Well *cough* not that I know anything about it *cough* of of course had ever even heard of it before *cough* but the

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hi Larry, I had to reword it as their first album is a red link - also only free images are used on DYK, mainpage. --

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Infact, I just suggested to him that a userbox be created that essentially uses your message (minus Pooh <g: -->

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aims at identifying users who are stressed, alerting the community of thier stress and works in tandem with the

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hurt, Gibson won't care, etc..., it's not policy. Does that make sense? I shan't belabour the point further.

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page re: stub templates (I'm a very active member of WP:WSS, and if necessary can quote chapter and verse :)

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It is precisely your bizarre ideological bent that made me ask your opinion. This puts you with Tito in my

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tell. I hope people get the walled garden reference. Now, yikes, it's almost 2 am and I should be for bed.

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worries on that score. As for 1632, probably best to discuss that on the article talk page. Happy editing.

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Since you are a big DYK fan: is DYK (being on the front page and all that) toned down/censored? If not,

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I seem to be in the minority here. Could you look over this and tell me what my major malfunction is?

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See my user page, it's on there already... Right below the "this page needs less cats" box... Snicker.

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viewer box. Unfortunately it is still reporting "Wiki server is not recognizing me (1)." on the " GET

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Washington State Highways#Question for those who want milepost information

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My RFA is still open but block and delete buttons have just appeared. Guess I joined the cabal! :P --

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No worries. I've added the article to my watchlist as well. We esperanzians have to stick together!

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Understand what you mean, but I think there's nothing that Gibson would or could take issue with?

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Hi Lar, messaged Kingboyk about this user, no response as yet. I hit him with a test1 for adding

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I told you it would only be a matter of time before something interesting came up Lar! Check out

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Thank you for supporting/opposing/commenting on my request of adminship, sadly the result was

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The work is a bit hard, because of NPOV and I need to avoid references to ritual. Even in

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You're right by the way, but never mind. I'll have to grovellingly apologise if need be. --

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

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Welcome to this new format of the Esperanza Newsletter, which came about during the last

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Either way, I am leaving the article in a much better state than when I first found it.

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http://coaster1robert.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/flyingturns.jpg

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Followup, I did some more reading, more carefully, and found the setup instructions on

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Tis done... It's quite a long list, but looks mostly sensible enough. Have "fun" :-) --

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Um ya I hear you. I'll have to follow the Special:version link later... from here I get

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have entered the equation just yet. Thanks Lar, I'll answer your question tomorrow. --

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Huh?! It's a blank Mediawiki with a few skeleton pages about process. How bizarre! --

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I imagine you have my page on watch on Lar, but if not there's a question for you at

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Probably not. And I am no expert on policy but I get the sense that any copyvio is

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by the Advisory Council themselves, if others want to propose it, they will listen.

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Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Good_articles#The good article tag on main article space

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out, I have a lot of article redirects left around that all need to start wearing

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Hi Lar, just a courtesy note to tell you that I reverted your recent reversion at

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if I cleaned it up and moved it to articlespace? Alexa rank has moved to 2400...

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Nod... On my OWN machine for text/perl/html/xml/php/java/ldraw.dat/sql/etc I use

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or something? I've been drinking, and I am not sure I can fix it at the moment.

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you to consider a slight change, not demanded! Hope that helps. Happy editing!

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needing work. Your contributions make Knowledge better -- thanks for helping.

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It's definitely moving in the right direction, in my view. But see this diff

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Nice! You should have recused yourself from that particular AfD debate. LOL!

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Oh boy. You had to ask... I've been a program manager, and used to belong to

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Well, in that shape, I wouldn't submit it, but worst things have been kept.

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I have provided an answer to the additional question you added to my RFA.

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Me too, kinda dresses up the place. Better than those darn cats anyway...

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With a million articles in front of me, I'd better get mopping.

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at trying to identify causes of stress and eliminating them.

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Just wanted to let you know I answered your question at

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OK Lar, had a bash at it, what do you think? Cheers,

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but to no avail yet. Thanks again and happy editing!

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