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visiting a page and doing a minor edit on it I would screw up every pre-existing accent on the page. Obviously I can't go through every page I edit and redo all the accents (even though cutting and pasting is easier than using code) because when the page is displaying OK for me I can't tell which bits might change, and once they turn into black diamonds I can't always remember (or work out) what they were before! This is a serious problem that Wikimedia needs to address, urgently. There should be a warning message for Mac users warning of this danger (though presumably a robot could be set up to correct such problems automatically).

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of your edits using these tools, and found that overall you use edit summaries 85% of the time. This is pretty good. But, over the last 500 edits this has dropped to 77%. In the last 100, it's back up to 89%. I hope you keep pushing it back up, and hopefully get it up over 90%. I suspect you would make good admin material. If you come up for nomination at some point in the future, strong use of edit summaries would help prevent oppose votes. See

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ridiculous to base an article on the kind of sources used there. Today I re-read WP:V and finally decided to Afd it. Also thanks for your extremely helpful comment on the Afd, you may have explained my reasoning far better than I did. I really hope the discussion there focuses on verifiability instead of turning into a "save the Otherkin!" fest. Seems like an unfortunate number of people see deletion debates as being about the merits of the

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needed to find a use for their vats of excess clam liquid. Or maybe a clam truck and a tomato truck collided one day, and the drivers, after arguing to a standstill, sighed and broke out the juice glasses and celery sticks. If the truth is that someone devised it on purpose, simply thinking it would be a good idea, that's almost too weird to fathom.

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What often happens is that I will open a page and it looks OK (I'm using the Safari browser on an Apple Mac, as Explorer for Mac requires me to use hexadecimal codes) but after a "Show preview" or two (or more – it doesn't always happen straight away) it suddenly displays black diamonds with question

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in your to-do list after I'd just written an entry. A total coincidence. I don't know what else is on your watchlist, but mine is full of musical equipment, aquatic animals, rude words, food, and religious topics. (Many of the pieces I've done are anonymous; I only fairly recently set up an account.)

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Greetings! As you may be aware, I frequently provide stats on various RfAs for those nominees with less than 2,000 edits. The tools I developed to help me generate those stats are also useful in general, and can quickly give me information on a user, such as edit summary usage. I took a look at all

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page. But people have commented on this in the past (see Badagnani's comments, above), pointing out that it makes the editing more difficult for people who follow on. Recently it seems that the Insert characters will work for me after all ( À à È è Ì ì Ò ò Ù ù ). But I hadn't realised that just by

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I have to admit being one of those people who actually like Clamato, but it's a generational thing in that my parents used to buy it. Plus, it's such an unlikely, even archaic sort of product that it's hard not to have an ironic affection for it. One imagines a clam-shucking plant in the '30s that

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Saw your answer about the topic on the reference desk. My system runs on Ubuntu Edgy Eft. I've seen requests for this feature from several people in the Ubuntu forums. Yet, neither Gnome nor KDE provides a solution. KDE users say that the alternative solution which used to work on it doesn't any

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Do you have a source for that definition of exactly 3 "market roles"? I cannot find it outside of Knowledge (XXG), and I see market roles as being basically "buyer" and "seller". Maybe it's there because of a merge of 3 sources, but I'd like to know if it was ever formalized as such in economic

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Thanks for the note. I've been scratching my head over what to do with this for a long time also. A couple months ago, I was involved in the talk page, trying to get people to use reputable sources. It may well turn out that there simply aren't any. I think it makes Knowledge (XXG) look

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Hey Rich, I noticed the Trillium next to your user name on the suicide blonde vfd page. I think its awesome. Mind if I put it on my user page? I'm a U.S.-based Canadaphile and something about the Trillium reminds me of all the good times I've had in the Great Northern Dominion. Rock on

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and make such a big deal of it, as if it were some kind of linguistic phenomenon, when you could simply say "an incorrect etymology" or "a wrong etymology" or "an invented etymology" or "a phoney etymology"? And, by the way, I suspect the majority of etymologies given under

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I just read the proposal, and I must say that I disagree with it completely. Rue should never be translated into English. Also, the policy that people are citing to use English place names at all is being misinterpreted to the extent that the policy states that the most

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Linguists and laymen have different needs and thoughts here. Thanks for sparring, btw. First thing is, the 'Agincourt' ref is super-extra-false. Beyond that, the def. for 'folk etymology,' as distinct from 'fake' etc., is difficult. It's a technical linguistic term.

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LOCAL name should be used, not just the English one. I lived in Montreal for a long time and never heard anyone say "Pine Avenue", it is always "Avenue des Pins". This is being edited from such an Anglo-centric perspective, that it's making me crazy.

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Hmm, I thought it was folk etymology only when the word itself changes (a modification to the word or phrase), but if it also means that if the meaning of the word changes then I would include that in the definition and put back those examples. (from

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A little token of thanks for mailing me the Grove article. Just thought I'd make it here as well as it gives me an excuse to post on your talk page, and to mention that I'm a fan (and hack player!) of Irish traditional music myself.

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marks in them for much of the previous editors' punctuation, especially diacriticals. Incidentally, the a-fada in your message looks fine to me, but the cedilla appears as a black diamond with a white question mark in it).

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handles non-Unicode browsers by displaying HTML entities. Between that and the previous comment I see here, though, it sounds like your browser and Knowledge (XXG) might be having compatibility problems. —

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aims to expand the amount of articles in Ottawa, and of the articles that are there, take them from stubs to something worthy of being a feature article. We hope you'll stop by and sign up! --

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In the past when I cut and pasted from the "Insert" pane I still got the same black diamonds, so when I edit I use code (the "&" plus "eacute;" or whatever) as recommended on the

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I've tried to set up a slideshow within xscreensaver myself. I've tried to use chbg as an xscreensaver client, but I can neither install it, nor get help (doc, net or author).

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appears to be missing information as to its authorship (and or source), or if you did provide such information, it is confusing for others trying to make use of the image.

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So, I'd like to try XV. It is not to be found in the Ubuntu repositories. This, I understand is due to security concerns, given that XV hasn't been updated for years.

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Re: your comment: I've been building pages up in small bits, which is an idiosyncratic way to work, but it's resulted in some rather complete and solid articles (see

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Without. It's not enough to just have a mention of the section you're editing; that doesn't help reviewers to understand what it is you changed, and perhaps why. --

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I'd defer to my linguist pals, but they're scarce since they got their doctorates and scattered, toward jobs. I have to speak as an ordinary gome (q.v.).

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Somehow, you reverted it all the way back to the Revision as of 18:55, 29 March 2005. -- something like 80 revisions back!!! -- I un-reverted it.

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Thanks for your reply on the reference desk for my question on "diuretic". Who knew that the docs would have such an obvious antonym for it?

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sounds more descriptive, although I consider it less scientific and less appropriate to those cases. And, by the way, why the heck does

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Sorry for the excessive delay in getting back to you, but I went on an extended wikibreak. I thought it should go in the infobox on

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It would be appreciated if you would consider updating the file description page, to make the authorship of the media clearer.

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Is what you gave on desk reference all that's needed to get the two to cooperate or should I be aware of / do anything else?

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No problem. I saw it go by in recent changes and was as puzzled as you were as to why it was there, and then had a hunch :-)

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Perhaps I'd better just bow out graciously and leave the editing (and reading!) of Knowledge (XXG) to the PC community.

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There is a template which you created many moons ago which has caused some concern. You are hereby invited to join the

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What, did I see you remove my PGG extract?? How unfroody! Thank god I'm on wikibreak. ;-) --] 22:36, 9 Dec 2004 (UTC)

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We seem to spend a lot of time debating other issues and we still cannot agree. The proposal is now in the in the

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because your edit changed all of the a-fadas (á) to cedilles (�). I'm not sure why that happens because MediaWiki

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I have rewritten the article so that it refers to the INXS song. I would be grateful if you could have a look.

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Yeah, we've met a bunch of times. my nick is Dmi on EFnet :D I'm on #c and #unixhelp along with #perlhelp :D

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Oh, and I have a fridge full of Sleeman's, thanks to the Canadian Embassy here in DC. It's pretty tasty. ·

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everywhere! Personally, I spent some twenty years studying linguistics and never heard a professor discuss

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link was driving me nuts since it linked to a disambig page that had nothing to do with the book. --

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I'd like to get a slideshow within xscreensaver going and to publish a how-to in the Ubuntuforums.

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You can sign your name using three tildes, like ~~~. If you use four, you can add a datestamp too.

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All right, I read your reply and, OK, I am convinced. I understand your point. But then, why say

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Ain't worth a fight, man. We're all looking out to make articles better. One gives, one takes.

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Please leave your comments at the bottom, with a section header. I'll reply on your talk page.

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article because I'm fighting against Doom127 POV Pushing here in Knowledge (XXG). Regards, --

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to deal with a current problem that some editors in non-metric regions remove metric units.

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Thank you for the fix! And for the kind message. All my best and wear your helmet ·

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Folk and fake etymologies are clearly distinct, but what's the salient difference?

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Hi Mendel. All edits from RichL have now been reattributed to you. Regards

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I'm not sure! Or at least, I hadn't intended to. I was cleaning up some of

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With all due respect, Mendel, you're pushing your distinction between

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if so please answer me in my own talk page. 11:26, 6 June 2006 (UTC)

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is concerned, clearly a lot of people use this term in the sense of

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Why oh why did you revert my substantial re-factor and edit of the

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There are Little Italies () and then there are Little Italies ,

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Thanks. Still a newbie and was not sure how to handle that.

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theory. Thanks for any info, and congrats for all your edits.

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Hey, you're not mendel from #perlhelp and #irchelp, are you?

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See my answer to your latest reply on my talk page.

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