User talk:Mogism/Archive 1 - Knowledge (XXG)

2839:, and how a single template has categorised it simultaneously under "Maritime warfare", "British history", "French history", "Spanish history" and "Napoleonic era". I think the people complaining that my suggestion wouldn't address the underlying problem have missed the point - doing it this way would mean Gibraltarpedia could be "wiped" from Knowledge (XXG) if that's the final decision, just by removing the relevant parameter from the template, and resurrected if necessary just by re-adding the parameter, all without the absurdity of talkpages which are all tagged both "Gibraltar" and "Gibraltarpedia". 3107:

seconds, so I'd be surprised if anyone actually saw the live version. Knowledge (XXG) seems to have a worse problem with vandalism than it ever used to - earlier today I reverted a piece of bad vandalism that had been in place for almost two years - and I'm trying to work out how it gets in without tripping all these bots that are supposed to stop this kind of thing happening. I know live templates are a bad place to do this, but testing in a sandbox won't work as the bots don't watch those. The vandalism itself is a carbon-copy of one that was inserted on

2174:(to read the current article you'd never guess that this is one of the few UK rivers other than the Thames and Mersey that still has an active passenger ferry service), or on the Falmouth Packets, which were the main source of communications between Britain and the New World for over 150 years (navigating the Channel by sail-power was so difficult, it was quicker to drop mail off at Falmouth and carry it up-country to London by horse) but have been so completely forgotten today that Knowledge (XXG) doesn't even have an article. I'd quite like to get 3417: 1177:

tag-and-fix 500 articles means an additional 500 page impressions, but that's an insignificant figure in terms of Knowledge (XXG)'s scale of operations, when even the most arcane article at DYK gets 5000 hits per day.) To my mind, the added efficiency of the two-pass system, coupled with the "if I fall under a bus it's still marked for someone else to fix" factor, means the positives of tag-then-fix far outweigh the positives of "fix every issue at the time of patrolling".

1302: 4432: 2864: 31: 1758: 443: 3554: 4636: 5651:(archive link as her website is currently down). I'm not going to deliberately insert a typo just because you're on some sort of crusade to insert a non-standard spelling against the advice of every single Canadian style guide, and which doesn't appear in a single one of the sources for her being awarded the two honours. Still waiting for you to find a single style guide which says "honourable" is an acceptable spelling. 579:

invited to speak at conferences, but they're the fuel on which Knowledge (XXG) runs; without them, we're just a print encyclopedia with added articles on Pokemon, train stations and cricket. The vast majority of readers of Knowledge (XXG) articles don't get to them from a direct search, but from following internal links within Knowledge (XXG). There's no point writing a perfect article if nobody ever sees it, and the

1076: 2360: 726: 3467: 2677: 2086: 3388:- what I do and plan to do is the kind of thing it's easier to do alone than as part of a group, expanding obscure specialist topics, rather than the big topics which work better with a lot of people. I'm not madly keen to get sucked into a position where I feel I ought to have an opinion on all the obscure constitutional disputes. I'll put my name down but am unlikely to be very active. 860: 5259: 3230: 5211:). As per my comments above, if you can find a single Canadian style guide that doesn't say "honorary" is the only acceptable spelling in current Canadian use, or a single legitimate Canadian dictionary (i.e. not Wiktionary or Urban Dictionary) that includes "honourary" as a legitimate current spelling, I'll reconsider, but I'll be very surprised if you do. 4522: 790: 4915: 4783:, I'm assuming because you use some kind of (semi-) automated editing tool. Is there something more that needs to be done to the page to keep it from being "corrected"? Perhaps the tool should automatically exclude (or at least flag for intervention) any pages with edit notices, since the editor is expected to read them before editing. 1649:(an action you don't have the technical ability to perform, and which no admin would carry out on your behalf in these circumstances). My entire contribution history to this article has been to fix three spelling mistakes and a malformed link; that someone else in the history has made an edit with which you don't agree (which is 1136:. This has been deemed a trivial edit and will get your banned. Adding any tags will ruffle enough feathers to make your life miserable. So, I would highly suggest you uncheck the "Auto tag" feature under the options tab. Be very careful if an AWB edit changes just one letter, as others will also deem this trivial. 1886:. The preference is now to wrap individual tags rather than string issue-names together in a single line with pipes. Though both forms of markup are currently still supported, the new way makes it easier for non-automated users to quickly add and remove the wrapper as needed, while using existing tags 5348:

I saw that you edited the article, "Meteorology (Aristotle)" and noticed that it was little information on the article. I find meteorology fascinating, and especially learning about it in the eyes of Aristotle and what he discovered. I think there can be more information to post on that article and I

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has to say on the subject, which is the guide used by the Government of Canada, Department of National Defence (written with a 'c') and Canadian Forces. Outing myself as a member of the CF here, which is why I know these links. I've worked with more than a few bosses who were real sticklers when it

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I raised it at the main talkpage but it was archived unanswered - is there any way to disable the "typos fixed" auto-summary, or replace it with something more neutral like "changes made"? A lot of the "typos" are actually grammar fixes, and people are understandably irritated at seeing their writing

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Aak, sorry about that. I've been running the spellcheck over a lot of German and Spanish-language topics recently (a lot of people without English as a native language have a understandable tendency to make slight spelling mistakes); I thought I'd manually skipped all the "edicion"s, "autor"s etc but

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Aside from the issue I mentioned with the difficulty in source-checking, the other issue is the lack of illustrations. Because in most photos from the period the photographer was interested in the buildings or the machinery and the workers were just incidental detail, there are very few usable photos

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who sort through these tagged pages and try to de-orphan them, and without tagging them the articles will hardly ever be seen. I do agree that the tag is ugly and probably ought to be invisible to readers, since readers who do find the article will by definition have searched for it directly so won't

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The default setting, which is the one I've been using, is "restrict Orphan tag to linkless pages" - that is, only to tag pages with no incoming links at all. I've turned it off altogether, as I'm fed up with people shouting at me over something I don't care very strongly about, but I still think it's

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I didn't know the Orphan definition recently changed. Found out because I stepped in the middle of another editor giving a new AWB user a hard time with tagging. The new change says to apply the Orphan tag if there are no links to the article. AWB still tags Orphan when there are three or less due

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wrote. Internal links are not the fuel on which Knowledge (XXG) runs: it runs on content. You could, as I suggested, find some articles to link to the one you're thinking of tagging. And do you really think editors go through the "orphan" category to de-orphanize them? Maybe Bgwhite does, but he's an

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The user below would appear to disagree. Although I'm repeating myself, I think it bears repeating - If Knowledge (XXG) has really become a place in which people would prefer spelling mistakes, misplaced punctuation and so on to remain in place because people consider it "trivial", then it's become a

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Thanks, may well take you up on that at some point. At the moment I'm more concerned with getting at least a couple of paragraphs on each of the significant mines, rather than going into detail (basically just working through the Alison Hodge gazetteers from west to east), although I do want to make

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Thanks for that. Let me know if you have any questions/queries. It's very footnote-heavy, but I can't see a way to avoid that - there are a lot of various bits of background that need to be explained to readers unfamiliar with Cornwall and mining, but that would just clutter the article if they were

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Thanks! It's an obscure topic, but an important one - for understandable reasons histories tend to gloss over the fact that the growth of Britain as an industrial power was driven by the backbreaking work of huge swathes of society, regardless of age or gender. Because the topic is either airbrushed

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This is regarding the message I sent you two days ago. I did some research on Lupin's tool (what I use to check for bad edits). It's not buggy, but I sure mis-read it when I tagged you for "vandalizing" a page. You didn't and I'm wrong. I'll be using more care especially when part of the

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etc are manually sorted, is far more efficient than trying to fix every article at the time of the first pass. Obviously, there's a disadvantage in that it means the article pops up on people's watchlists twice. (I don't buy the "it uses up bandwidth" argument for a moment. Yes, doing it this way to

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in Canada, but I do dispute that it's valid, any more than the fact that "oftentimes" is regularly used in the US as a synonym for "often", or British shops typically always apostrophise plurals before the s ("three pair's of sock's for two pound's"), mean they're correct usages in their respective

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The original - England itself. It pains me because I find the whole idea of "regional spellings" intensely irritating (I don't think any other language has the same issue) and Roosevelt's reforms are squarely to blame for the differences, but I do believe that in this case the UK, Canada, Australia

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No problem! Much as it pains me, I think Teddy Roosevelt's drive to remove silent letters from English (up until his presidency the US still had neighbours and ploughs) was one of the most sensible decisions a government ever made, and the UK and Canada would do well to follow. British English (and

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In engineering, a multiplier is typically capitalised and a divisor is written in lower case. This is because writing it all in lower case would mean that MegaHertz (MHz) would effectively appear as mHz as would MilliHertz mHz.This way allows people to see at a glance that it is a multiplier rather

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By one letter, I don't mean fixing a misspelled word. I also don't agree with the "it uses up bandwidth" argument either. However, no matter how strong you disagree, unfortunately history is not on your side. If you continue to just add an orphan tag or change one letter, you will be banned from

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tag is garish and ugly, and I'd far prefer it just place the article in a hidden category. However, I disagree totally that it's "completely redundant". Internal templates and internal links may not have the "x-factor" of crowdsourcing, verifiability and all the other buzzwords that get Jimmy Wales

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There were no typos: I kind of take that as an insult. Also, kindly refrain from automatically placing (tons of) "orphan" tags--those tags are completely redundant anyway. It is much more useful to drop your automated editing contraption and actually improve articles. In this case, it would be nice

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As I understand it, once Visual Editor goes back to being the default, editnotices are going to be abandoned altogether as neither editnotices nor hidden-text comments display in Visual Editor. The {{Sic|hide=y|Leon}} template is probably the best one to go with, as that makes that particular word

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Seeing if inserting a blatantly inappropriate image that wasn't on the blacklist would trip the edit filter, if I made a legitimate-looking edit summary and did the malicious insert in two stages. I deliberately chose what seemed like a very low-profile template, and reverted it within a couple of

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By banned, I'm mean banned from using AWB. Sorry, I've seen it happen. Look at message just below this for another "unhappy" user. I've gotten yelled and threatened to where I stopped awhile back ago. Unfortunately, I've seen way too many unpleasant exchanges between people hating the tags and

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applies automatically when making other changes to articles. As fas as I can tell, the fixes can only be set to "all on" or "all off", and some of the others (e.g. removing accidental double-punctuation marks) are such a useful way to fix errors that a read-through of the article doesn't spot, I'm

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work! It's astonishing how many things slip through. I hope you don't feel I'm picking on you this week - I generally do this by category to try to reduce checking the same page twice, and at the moment I'm in the middle of running it over a big batch of articles on religious buildings and music,

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when I was younger, and it's a topic that doesn't get the coverage it deserves in Europe and North America. Not speaking Chinese or Japanese, I can't really add anything to these articles (English-language sources tend to be pro-British/American, unsurprisingly), but I'm glad they're of such good

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I totally disagree about "don't make edits that just change one letter as others will deem this trivial". If Knowledge (XXG) has really become a place in which people would prefer spelling mistakes, misplaced punctuation and so on to remain in place because people consider it "trivial", then it's

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as well. "Honourary" is widespread and valid in Canadian English, even though "honorary" is more common (as implied by the example used on that government page). I tend to spell it as "honourary" myself, so you've been hitting several articles I've edited lately. Haven't changed any back since

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edit window automatically focuses on the paragraph where its suggested change is located, so one doesn't see editnotices or notices at the top of the page. If you add {{bots|deny=AWB}} anywhere on the page it will prevent AWB from making changes, on {{nobots}} will prevent any script or bot from

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or the like wouldn't be in the least surprised to be taken to the page on heavy-duty paper with a dablink at the top. If my failure to comply with this idiocy results in readers being directed to the "wrong" page, then good; it will hopefully open some more readers' eyes to how tenuous Knowledge

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In the event of rudeness or incivility on the part of another editor, it may be appropriate to discuss the offending words with that editor, and to request that editor to change that specific wording. Some care is necessary, however, so as not to further inflame the situation. It is not normally

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My heart says that having Harrison first is correct, as he was to all extents and purposes the leader. My head says that this opens a nasty can of worms, as one could then play the "who was most important" game with every band, and once that floodgate was opened people would spend too much time

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That's worth knowing - it looks like it's been made available for print-on-demand. (Makes perfect sense for a book like this, which will sell slowly-but-steadily potentially for decades, but will never sell at high enough volume to make it worth any bookshop outside the mining areas and the big

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may give undue weight to negative material about the subject's grandfather (I wouldn't call it a BLP issue, as the person about whom the negative material is written is deceased even though the article itself is on a living person) but as the editor who added it says, that's a matter for you to

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this is any use to you - it's a list of all the minerals with type localities in Cornwall (got from Mindat), and then the locations. I've also got a reasonable library of related books (though it sounds like you've got quite a good collection yourself) which I'd be happy to consult if there's

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I agree that in an ideal world every issue with every new article would be fixed at the time of page creation. However, given the volume of new pages being added to Knowledge (XXG) every day and the limited number of new-page patrollers, that's not realistic. As things stand, the firefighting

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Thanks – that looks like the best solution in this case, since the article will always contain many things that might be incorrect, intentionally. As far as VE not supporting editnotices, thanks for the heads up. This was an important and useful recent feature. Looks like I need to complain.

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I know; he doesn't seem willing to admit that whatever script he's using is malfunctioning. It doesn't bother me—I've just quietly reverted his changes—but it does make me wonder what other "mistakes" he's reverted in the past. I know enough to disregard his warnings, and know that he's not

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out of the official histories, or presented in Dickensian terms of cruel bosses, sweet maids and adorable children, people tend not to realise just how important a role women and children played in fuelling the Industrial Revolution, or how complex the vanished old culture of Cornwall was.

5455:, but it doesn't mean "begining" is a legitimate spelling in Knowledge (XXG) usage. That you've found some publications including a typo isn't grounds to assume the typo is accurate, just grounds to assume that some publications are sloppy when it comes to running spellchecks - there are 1050:

I've had a stab at cleaning up the first section (the part about the group, rather than the stunts). The main body of the article really needs a Czech speaker with access to the original news reports, to make sure Knowledge (XXG)'s description of exactly what happened on each occasion is

2464:; I can certainly disable it on my copy (and have), but that won't prevent the software from making the same change whenever anyone else visits the page. Looking at the history, this was never disabled when you raised it last year; I don't know if that was by omission or by design. 5012:

etc should have followed, and the US should have pressed on to the logical conclusion of full phoneticisation. How much confusion has the letter C alone caused for non-native speakers trying to learn the language? (If you're interested in such things, look at back issues of the

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I refuse to "fix" this non-existent issue, which is a reflection of overzealous disambiguation and a refusal of some people to recognise the concept of "primary usage of a term". At a first guess, I'd say 9999 out of every 10,000 people searching for "cardboard" are looking for

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While I'd certainly agree that just moving the maintenance tags around would be considered trivial, I don't think it's a reasonable position to say that adding or removing tags is a trivial edit. To my mind a "two-pass" approach, in which semi-automation is used to bulk-tag

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Thanks for the advice about Madrid Atocha railway station. Can we come back to you for advice? We'd been to change the existing Gibraltar template I think and then add one for G'pedia that was actually the same template but with a flag set. Is this within your skill set?

3838:" is technically correct (the "typos fixed" edit summary is automatically generated, and I've complained that it's misleading before but it can't be turned off without rewriting the software), but it's an unusual and archaic form which is only generally used in 5016:, which until the 1970s used "reformed spellings" - "frate", "iland", "burocrat" etc - with no apparent ill-effects on their readers, and Australia went so far as to start renaming government departments - "Ministry of Helth" etc - before losing their nerve). 3212: 1183:

approach of "go through the backlog tagging potential issues" is the only viable alternative to "fix 10 of the new articles' issues, but let 490 slip through untouched", and once new pages drop off the end of the backlog they're very hard to re-identify.

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I'm running the AWB spellchecker over as many WW1 articles as I can, in anticipation of a big surge in interest once all the centenaries begin next year. It's astonishing how many minor typos have sneaked through in even the most thoroughly copy-edited

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AWB and possibly Knowledge (XXG).. You have an administrator, Drmies, tell you the same thing below. I'm trying to give you a warning of how the law of the land currently is. Editors have been banned from using AWB over what you are currently doing.

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I'm not the best one to ask - I know the station template works like that because I happened to be cleaning up a bunch of Madrid and railway articles, but I'm not sure how the coding works. The best people to ask would be whoever's responsible for the

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at some point? I'm debating with myself whether to try to get it through FAC in time for St Piran's Day. (It relies very heavily on Lynne Mayers, but her books are so comprehensive it's unlikely anyone will ever write another significant work on the

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Gonna chime in here since the u has been removed on The RCR page. According to the Termium Plus site, which is run by the Translation Bureau of Public Works and Government Services Canada, having a "U" in honourary is more than proper, as seen

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on high-quality evidence and our policies and guidelines.

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Fanny Godin is not living in the province of Liege...but in the Flemish Brabant...The oldest person ever from the province of Liege is still Elisa Dumoulin. Stop then to do some changes...Anthony Croes-Lacroix Belgian's GRG correspondent.

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and those that exist are of questionable copyright status (as the copyright clock in English law starts ticking at first publication, not at the time it was taken, and most of them weren't published pre-1942). There's one drawing from the

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All I did was fix the formatting so the punctuation displayed correctly, and replace a couple of obscure tags with less-confusing equivalents. I haven't made any changes to the article itself, which is on a topic of which I know nothing.

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acceptable form in Canada, then under ENGVAR, that should be used on Canadian articles. However, as Honorary is "common to all varieties of English" then COMMONALITY requires that it is used, even if other spellings exist in Canada.

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Apologies, my mistake; I've been manually skipping disambiguation pages (and other unexpandable/un-deorphanable articles like minor astronomical bodies, little-known bacterial species etc) but that one must have slipped through.

3756:. (The Beatles are a special case, since the John-Paul-George-Ringo order is so ingrained in popular culture.) Since there's no right answer, I don't really want to get involved in the discussion - just pick one and stick to it. 763:

Thanks! While I disagree with most of what they stand for, I find the Piratenpartei and their supporters (and their relative success in Germany when compared with their equivalents in France, Britain, Italy etc) fascinating.

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template - that has gazillions of sub-fields ("aviation", "crusades", "Canadian" etc) which automatically file the page into multiple relevant projects while retaining just a single parent template on the talkpage. See

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article for example, if two of the three issues were suddenly addressed, we'd either be left with a multiple issues tag displaying only one issue, or need to completely rewrite the remaining tag as a stand-alone. --

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Users may edit the article during the discussion, including to improve the article to address concerns raised in the discussion. However, do not remove the article-for-deletion template from the top of the article.

2772:. I spotted that this religion of 4.5 million followers only had two sentences in Knowledge (XXG), so did a quick expansion - which I intend to continue - but left some typos behind. Thanks for tidying up after me. 603:

I have no idea what Wales's speaking engagements have to do with anything. If you are referring to me in the shitty comment above, barnstar section, well, that's nice. I repeat: there were no typos in the article,

2156:(William Bickford) over a year ago, but sort off "ran out of steam"/got sidetracked. I managed to get down to Culdrose (RNAS) for two or three day-visits a long time ago but that's my exposure to Cornwall so far. 4961:) concurs with this. Since Canadian English derives from British, Scots, American and French, it seems unlikely to me that Canada would use a form that doesn't exist in Britain, the US or any variant of French. 476:

Thanks, although I don't think I deserve any kind of recognition yet. The important people here are the people who write things rather than the people who maintain them, and I wouldn't count myself among them.

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might know. I would guess that it's harder than it sounds, because there's no standard way of flagging an article - some articles use editnotices, and some use hidden-text comments at the top of the article.

3187:(Adding) Glad to see people cleaning it up and discussing it. Apologies for lighting this particular firework and then lobbing it to someone else to handle, but I really don't know enough to be any use here. 2432:

your AWB seems to have led you to insert non-breaking spaces between a numeral like '20' and the word 'inches'. Would you please be kind enough to check your AWB settings as it shouldn't be doing that. See

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Are you actually reading the posts you're replying to? Vancouver School of Theology award "honorary degrees" not "honourary degrees", Loyalist College award "honorary degrees" not "honourary degrees", and

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A bit late, but I agree with your change. That it's a US company is potentially useful to readers who might otherwise assume it's Japanese, as is making it clear that it serves the world and not just the

5616:! And there is no more authoritative source for correct orthography than a dictionary. Please revert the edit. I've provided definitive evidence that this spelling is acceptable Canadian English. 5203:

That second link is about "hono(u)r", not "hono(u)rary". The two words aren't cognates - "honorary" comes from the French "honoraire", not the British "honour", and has never contained the letter u.

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contrasting "The bal maiden on workdays" and "The bal maiden on Sundays" which ought to be in there if it goes to FAC (it appears in every book, it's just a case of my getting round to scanning it).

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My entire contribution to that article was fixing the capitalisation of "spanish". There is possibly a topic I care less about than Mexican prog-rock, but I'm having some difficulty thinking of it.

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I did - because he'd replied on your talk, I posted there to keep the conversation together. Feel free to move it across to his talk if you want to keep the thread on his page rather than yours.

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I was slightly surprised, as "Ghanaian" looks wrong to me. I've done a search-and-replace of those I can find, made slightly more difficult by the fact that there's a town in Pakistan called

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There is no possible way an image, not directed at anyone, is "a derogatory comment about another contributor", otherwise we'd delete every page containing anything remotely offensive. It's

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That was from a general search on "reverting back" and "comprises of", which I do periodically. (Neither is ever grammatically correct, unless "back" is the actual object being reverted.)

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AWB users. I'm trying to help out a new user before it gets too unpleasant. Mogism has been doing spelling fixes and copy edits lately which is wonderful as it is in dire need of help.

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Thanks for fixing these typos. I had no idea the demonym is actually Ghanaian, I've been saying Ghanian all my life! But I've just looked it up and you're absolutely correct - thanks!

2871: 5475: 5204: 1944:, let me know and I'll see what else I can do. That's just the kind of article Knowledge (XXG) needs - a topic that's extremely famous, but which not many people know the details of. 90: 4341:

Sorry, but that's completely untrue. The k-for-kilo prefix is invariably in lowercase in the SI system (think kg, km...) and the case has nothing to do with being a multiplier. See

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There are a number of people, one of whom has vandalized the Stalking page, as of th 24th, -removing perfectly referenced, material, which was in use on another page word-for word

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Ah, sorry - I should have spotted that but because of the fixes to the two preceding paragraphs it must have been off the bottom of the screen in diff view so it slipped through.

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to the old version. Either way is probably still correct, and it's not such a big deal, but rather unnecessary to change. I'm wondering if your AWB may require some updating. --

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representative of Knowledge (XXG), but I'd imagine a lot of new users getting threats such as those he's given me would give up on Knowledge (XXG) in disgust there and then.

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A little something to let you know your typo fixing is appreciated. Of course, such an award wouln't be possible without people like me making the typos in the first place!

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about which order the band members should be listed in – I'm sure it's an issue that has been raised in the past, but I'd welcome your input if you have time. Many thanks,

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Thanks for helping to make MMA articles on wikipedia better! In September 168 people made a total of 956 edits to MMA articles. I noticed you havn't listed yourself on the

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Have done, but as long as the old version is the version on Sourceforge and the version listed as the current version on the homepage, this is going to carry on happening.

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using the correct spelling of "honorary", and so many articles in the Canadian Encyclopedia using the correct "honorary degree" that the search function cuts off at 200.)

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Got it. Just checked on the CF page for HCol listings and you are indeed correct. Guess I have some work to do on some of our own documents when I go back to work! lol

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Glad I could be of help. It's great to see an article on an African topic of such high quality - too many of Knowledge (XXG)'s African articles are embarrassingly bad.

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Yes, it looks interesting so I've review it (tomorrow). Sorry you won't get a Good article banner template from me (after it passes), but you you could award yourself

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Thanks very much for all the typo-fixing on Thoroughbred racehorses. Most of the mistakes, which seem head-slappingly obvious when someone points them out, are mine.

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Hi Mogism. Please help me understand why you are changing "untypical" to "atypical" in this article. Is there something in the original German text I have missed? --

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appropriate to edit or remove another editor's comment. Exceptions include to remove obvious trolling or vandalism, or if the comment is on your own user talk page.

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As far as I'm aware, the idea that "honourary" is the correct spelling in Canadian English is a myth. Every Canadian style guide I can find on a quick Google-skim (

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a couple of months ago and which took me ages to figure out where it came from (by the time I figured it out someone else had already fixed it in that instance).

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is going to get you banned. Bgwhite, can you either substantiate this or apologise? It is not helpful to go up to new(ish) editors and make statements like that.

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that it doesn't address marriage and sexuality, but (per my reply to him) I can't find anything to suggest that their domestic arrangements were at all unusual.

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See also MacLean's magazine (a Canadian national new magazine that ought to know a thing or two about Canadian spelling) for the article "On Judith Butler's

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not the English "honour", so it's not a case of Canada being slow to drop the u (as with honor/honour, armor/armour etc) - it was never there to start with.

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would have to respectfully disagree – quality is just as important and quantity, and maintenance work is certainly not trivial or unworthy of recognition :)

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that use the spelling "honourary" and 16 articles in the Canadian Encyclopedia that use the term "honourary degree", but you fail to mention that there are

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Yes, have already done so. I don't know what he's doing, seems to be relying on totally unreliable antivandal tool and reluctant to listen to common sense.

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to FAC for St Piran's Day sounds like a great idea. Let me know if you'd like any help with that nearer the time. In the meantime you may want to stop by

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Ah, it was AWB, changing "disi-" to "dissi-" even though "desi-" was needed in that case. It's probably not worth figuring out how to program that in. –

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See also Canadian edition of Huffington Post article text: "Then came the announcement today that McGill University is honouring Judith Butler with an

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The links to the left on your first link seem to link mostly to explanations that "honorary officer", "honorary consul" etc are the correct spellings.

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is not a proper noun. Don't let this overshadow my thanks for so many other fixes, including my "unfamilar" error that you fixed in the same edit.

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its Commonwealth descendants) is an ungodly mix of Germanic, French and Latin spellings which no sane person ought to be expected to understand.

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making changes. Alternatively, {{Sic|hide=y|Leon}} will prevent anyone changing that particular word while not affecting the rest of the article.

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You might want to work a bit slower with those tools. You've put back in either a prior vandals' edit,or broken a phrase already. Slow down.

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actually fixed the typo. This isn't a criticism, but I just thought I'd let you know in case you need to fix or improve your script. Cheers. --

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Hi there, I noticed you'd contributed to one of these articles and wondered if you'd like to chip in with your thoughts regarding a merger of

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or by typing four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your username and the date. Also, please do your best to always fill in the

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Moral: Adjectives are horrible little beasts, worse than which only adverbs are. Have nothing whatever to do with them, is my advice. --

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Fixed. (I'd like to say that despite my harsh comments above, this is a really useful service and I'd like to thank whoever runs this bot.)

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I'm a long time AWB user. There are some things that will ruffle the feathers of others. Among alot of editors, AWB is not a nice word.

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Snapshot with rev 8686 is up! It fixes the wikify issue and it is faster than the previous versions. Auto-updater not fixed though. --

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Thanks for having a look. It's in that frustrating grey zone where I can see there's something wrong, but don't know enough to fix it.

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Not sure why you removed these for the caption of the map in prognosis? It formats better when they are present. Otherwise thanks.

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characterised as an error when it's actually just a matter of not complying with a style guide. ("Fellow teammate", for instance.)

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I've removed the offending section to the article's talk page, pending a thorough cleanup and some (any?) citations being given.

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Thank you for your extremely diligent spell-checking, and for all your contributions to the encyclopedia. Keep up the great work!

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I'm glad I could be of help. I've always found the Japanese occupation of East Asia a fascinating period, ever since a visit to

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industrial museums to stock.) Do you think I have the balance between the job and their life outside work right? User:Fifelfoo

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I have to tell you she was never Baroness Grantham. She was Baroness Thatcher of Grantham, or Baroness Thatcher for short.

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I've just done a test and tried to edit the page in VE, and can confirm that the edit notice does come up in a popup window.

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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The Gage Canadian dictionary (the big thick hardback) doesn't have "honourary" at all, not even as an alternative spelling.

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I don't dou*b*t that at all. Why should it pain you? Just curious, which of the English speaking countries are you from? :)

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No problem and glad to be of help - it's way too easy for things to slip through. (I had the embarrassment earlier today of

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script-users are a monumental PITA when we clog watchlists with these changes, but we're usually genuinely trying to help.

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That page also uses "an honorary doctorate" (no u) as its example of correct usage. I don't dispute that "honourary" is

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your edit summary. Since you seem to agree about the orphan tag, go ahead and change it, or stop placing it on articles

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The Canadian Forces and Department of National Defence undoubtedly consider "honorary" the correct spelling, as it's

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Do you and the other AWBers have a sweepstake on how long it will be before I miss an "i" out of division again? ;O)

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as well, although there are surprisingly few decent-quality books (as opposed to National Trust puffery) about it.

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I stick to the rules and assume good faith. But switching the edits and claiming that the edit I was referring to (

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discuss on the talkpage, not for you to unilaterally revert as "vandalism" and to issue blustering threats about.

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hope I can find some great credited sources to add to that article as well to help improve it for others to read.

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Canadian style guide that doesn't say "honorary" is the only appropriate form. The word derives from the French

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marker on it, since if even a human editor lets that through, I'm sure a bot will try to fix it at some point.

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No problem, these things happen. Just be more careful in future before you start throwing accusations around.

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Replied there. "Vineyards in Cornwall" isn't a typo; Cornwall has a fairly significant viticulture industry.

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is hard to swallow. Shmarya Rosenberg is very much alive. In any case, please be more careful in the future.

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is definitely an article with a strong Canadian tie as are several others in regards to Ontario. I believe

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I don't de-orphanize articles unless I happen on them by other means. I'm not aware of anybody who does.

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Better ask someone of the typo fixing guys. I am not in it. This edit summary is used for a while now. --

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I believe in a number of the articles in which you have changed this that it should not have been done.

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at some point (mainly because I just bought an enormous book about it and need to justify the purchase).

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Congratulations, Mogism, you've recently made your 1,000th edit to articles on English Knowledge (XXG)!

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http://ubyssey.ca/news/ubc-honourary-degrees-requested-for-interned-japanese-canadian-wwii-students874/

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may be an error or it may not. If the former, please be more careful in the future, if the latter, see

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The next one (if there is a next one) will probably be on shipping; either the passenger ships of the

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Thank you very much for helping correct errors on R Adams Cowley. Your wonderful and quite helpful.

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Thank you =D I'm currently doing a peer review so those mistakes are a bit embarassing. Thanks again

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I appreciate your efforts, it's not "clogging", - and this week I like anything other than arbcom --

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This is a courtesy heads-up for you. I'm adding everybody who worked on the article since I have.

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The same Termium link confirms that "honorary" is the only acceptable spelling in Canadian English

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when one puts in the search term "honourary." Just look at the list on the left side of the page.

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This material was maliciously vandalized, removed - on the 24th of August, please check the log

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Hello, Mogism. This message is being sent to inform you that there currently is a discussion at

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http://oncampus.macleans.ca/education/2013/05/29/bring-on-the-controversial-convocation-guests/

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Even Merriam-Webster, an American dictionary, recognizes honourary as an acceptable spelling.

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less than two weeks since it was overwhelmingly concluded that that page isn't inappropriate

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was successful, but because it was not considered beneficial to the page, the edit has been

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And as we spoke, the BBC posted an article entitled Woody Allen gets honorary Golden Globe

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impossible to edit in Visual Editor as well as preventing scripts or bots from changing it.

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Many thanks for correcting my spelling, being dyslexic I often make some silly mistakes.

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Cornish Mining: Essays on the Organisation of Cornish Mines and the Cornish Mining Economy

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derogatory comments about another contibutor. Perhaps we're interpreting it differently ?

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article. You may want to learn the other half of that utter shocking and disgusting story

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someone fixing an error of mine while I was in the middle of a run of fixing other errors

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I have no idea what you're talking about. The only edit I have ever made to that page is

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War on Women: "redefining rape" - Notice of Neutral point of view noticeboard discussion

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Sorry about that—removing Small tags from captions is one of the "general fixes" that

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It's OK to remove this message. Also, to stop receiving these messages, follow these

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Thanks, although you really ought to be thanking the much maligned people who make

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I think you just left a message on my talk page which was intended for KoshVorlon.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/lauryn-oates/judith-butler-to-be-award_b_3333457.html

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So Roosevelt took things from Consistently Wrong to Inconsistently Wrong. :) and

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There is currently a discussion regarding the lead paragraph on the talk page of

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I don't think that it was appropriate. I have put two of the three edits through

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I was going to let you know just now, but you must have been watching. I checked

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tag identifies those articles where lack of visibility is potentially an issue.

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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regarding the vehicle lists in the fleet section. As you have recently edited

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which is bringing up a lot of yours. My apologies for clogging your watchlist!

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http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=HomePage&Params=A1

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thank you for cleaning typos on a few of my edits now. Sorry for typos btw.

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If you know the industry and you're in a position, could you take a look at

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Huh - it fixed the misplaced "a", but didn't change the "exhibitian". I've

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Derogatory comments about another contributor may be removed by any editor.

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article. I'd just like to let you know that it's extremely appreciated.

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Or seek out dozens of other examples for yourself by simply using Google.

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Thanks for sorting out the typos I've been leaving all over the place. ;O)

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Thanks (but see two threads up - I've been to blame often enough as well)

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Thanks for the corrections on Roman Tyc's page! Should you want, there is

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the form which is used consistently in the Queen's Regulations and Orders

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Knowledge (XXG) talk:AutoWikiBrowser/Archive 23 #Use of nbsp before units

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or removed. If you would like to experiment with editing, please use the

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Thank you very much for cleaning up my overzealous use of line breaks!

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how to spell assassin because I sure don't :-( Thanks for the clean up!

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I replied on my talkpage re the wikilink, but I have Roger Burt (1969),

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Showing the finger (telling editors f _you) and his remarks about IP's

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Regarding making the script automatically flag pages with editnotices,

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Thanks for that. Is anyone ever going to get the auto-updater working?

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to hand if you need any help on those topics - and I started expanding

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178,000 instances of "begining" in the Knowledge (XXG) mainspace alone

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a few hundred spelling errors a day, and for sensible advice, such as

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Sorry! I really should have spotted that one. You might want to put a

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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. Thank you.

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Thank you for your interest in editing Knowledge (XXG). Your edit to

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http://toolserver.org/~awb/snapshots/AutoWikiBrowser5401_rev8759.zip

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Alot of your edits recently have only added the Orphan tag, such as

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No problem at all, and apologies if it's clogging your watchlist!

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text sppears to be missing. I appologize to you for it as well.

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that the spelling reforms were down to him, but according to our

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Again, I have no idea what you're talking about; my sole edit to

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It's still 682 more than the occurrences of "honourary" in the

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the Governor General of Canada when Cameron was given the C.M.

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page. Take a look, sign up, and don't forget to say hi on the

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Yes, I have, and no it doesn't. In particular,this paragraph:

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if you can find some articles to link this one to. Thank you.

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A less buggy and a bit faster version of AWB is available at

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I may actually be wrong about Roosevelt. I'm sure I read in

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arguing over whether Roger Waters should be listed first on

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The word in question isn't "exhibitian" but "exhibation". --

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Can I just jump in here and say there's no way in hell that

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The Canadian Government's official guide to writing English

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requested for interned Japanese-Canadian WWII students" at

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either is valid, but just wanted to point it out. Cheers!

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Thank you for your tireless watch for quality in spelling,

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Hi. Just wanted to let you know I appreciate your fixes to

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no longer exists as a template and has been superseded by

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I appreciate your clean-up & typo fixing work in the

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that "prove that it's an acceptable spelling in Canada"

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band article recently. I've started a discussion on the

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Better late than never my mum always used to say. lol.

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A discussion is taking place as to whether the article

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The very first, and frequently overlooked, section of

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Sorry - I don't know enough to have a useful opinion.

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just reviewed your page, and wrote this note for you:

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become a site of which I wouldn't want to be a part.

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You've got an eagle eye for typos! The "so called" --

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completely valid to tag these pages. There's a whole

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to other Knowledge (XXG)'s not having the same rule.

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Actually there are only 764 instances of "begining"

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the Charles Taylor Prize when she served on its jury

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http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/honourary+

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Hi Mogism. I notice you've contributed a bit to the

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Template:Did you know nominations/Cape Cornwall Mine

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The nomination discussion and review may be seen at

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