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like your/nats remembrance if received it myself. I think i would like it:) I can easily understand Lama's feelings (though they are illogical a bit), and easily understand feelings of other people who say thanks. But the whole thing seems good. Somebody is disturbed, more are touched, but nobody offended to the extent making this bad. Just with any thing that touches too many people. I dont like many buildings in my city of Moscow, and many other things... If everybody did the same, anout every holiday... that surely would be bad:) When one man does this (even every RD) - it's seems good:) So I'm touched. It's strange thing - those remembrance days... As I see - it serves good feelings and purposes in Canada. Dont know why. I'm happy to know this! I'm not happy with the memory of WWII (we do not remember WWI since to many things happened since that time...) here in Russia. I wish the veterans to forget it... they couldnt. I wish my country to help them to forget and return to life. I wish myself to forget anything that bad. I wish patriotes stopped celebrate that war every time they feel... it's time to celebrate a war. I wish i didn play with some toys at the childhood, didnt saw many-many soviet movies with russian killing germans and vice versa. Didnt imagine myself doing this.
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nobody objects within a certain period of time, the right to object runs out. There is a clear lack of consensus for a move. Thus, the move should not be carried out, whether or not technical procedures have been carried out to the letter. Is a 5-3 vote (with one additional user having previously expressed himself on the "3" side)? Does the fact that Tharkun and I did not object until after the artificial 5 day period was up (but before the move was actually carried out) make our objections irrelevant? Does it really make sense to move an article when there are clearly strong objections to a move? Procedures should not be raised above the goals which they are supposed to promote. The reason we have RM procedures is to insure that moves don't carried out unless there's a consensus for them. If there's clearly not a consensus, as there isn't in this case, it doesn't matter if the RM procedures have been carefully observed or not - the page doesn't move.
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in them, who live through them, and who suffered because of them....I am trying to be as ambiguous as possible with this notices, which means that anyone could see it differently...some people might see it as a reminder of how Canada "became" a nation in WWI, or of how many people died in Hiroshima or Nagasaki, or of the attack at Pearl Harbor, or of the Holocaust, or of the killings in Darfur, or of the Rwandan Genocide, or of the Nanking Massacre....its up to those who receive the message to define what it is a reminder of...I would say the about 90%+ of the people, I left these notices on, worked on some of the same articles or or same project, or even an arbcomm case that I have been involved with...I feel that I'm not pushing any POV, just a reminder, to remember those who lived and died in any wars or conflicts...
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understand (who canvassed whom, where, and when?) At any rate, I appreciate the time you took to look at this matter, even if the outcome was not what I was hoping for, based on the overwhelming evidence that the categories are useful and that the decision to delete them was flawed, in that it did not reflect the consensus, especially that of editors who actually spend most of their time here at WP to add content to wikipedia, and may not be as well versed in the refined art of struggling in AFD/CFD/DRVs.
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information, now it is all completely lost. If it's not too much to ask, it's ok if it gets deleted in the end, but I want to BEG for you to restore my user page just while I save all of my lost information on my personal computer, it means a lot to us and I really want to recover the data. We worked HARD on getting the page together! Once again, I apologize for the inconvenience and for editing this page, I just want to save all of my lost information.--
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previous contact with you. I can only assume that if you have sent me a message then you must have sent a LOT of people a message to the same effect. Can you imagine how full of event-span our userpages would be if everyone spammed each other for holidays, causes, events that they thought were especially important? That's what facebook is for :-P Thanks,
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article editing, it could lead to proliferation. What if I were to post "Remember Pearl Harbor" on everyone's page a few weeks from now? That might not sit too well with our Japanese audience, as most of them would have had nothing to do with the Pearl Harbor attacks. Especially if I attach a photo of the
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Everyone is thanking you for that, so I will do the same. As a proud Canadian soldier and a history major, it's very special to me to see that people, regardless of affiliation to the military, appreciate military history and support the Canadian military (an assumption I hope is accurate). Keep it
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Thanks for the reminder Nat. My hat goes off to all of our friends up North and throughout the Commonwealth. Also, a very belated congratulations on your successful RfA. Had I not been in the middle of a very long downtime I would have voted for you. But I'm glad to see that your good work speaks for
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The girl I love, she is a girl. But what the would be our beloved world looking like if all the humankind consisted of girls!? Nevertheless I thank our God for she being a girl (not a boy, asexual being, plant, whatever):) Sorry, i'm mathematician a little:) Nat, lama, i don't know whether i would
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I guess I have no choice but to obey. It's clear that there was no consensus. Following bureaucratic procedures is less important than indicating the real situation, which is that there's a lack of consensus. In some cases, it would be inappropriate to change - for instance, an attempt to change
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Hi Nat, since I see that you are pretty active on WP I want to ask if I can ask you to block clear vandals when I notice them, or what is actually the best procedure to have vandal accounts and IP banned? Personally I think that we shouldn't allow anon IP to edit WP but since it's not up to me I am
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They were all done by hand...never in my life will I use the AWB because firstly, I don't know how to use it, and secondly, I have no need for it...the point of these Remembrance Day notices is to remind people about the wars (doens't really matter which one or which side) and the people who fought
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Ah, just saw G2 and GoodDay's comments above. This seems to revolve around a misunderstanding of wikipedia procedures on their part which is considerably more serious than my technical violation of the conclusion of the supposed vote. The situation is not a "run out the clock" situation where if
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Nat, I'm a bit confused. Unfortunately, much (most?) of the material about my campaigning (the reason given for overturning ...yourself?) is at my talk page, so I can appreciate the context problem. But, am I right that you are the admin who closed the Deletion Review, in favor of overturning the
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notices, people so not need reminding that its rememberance day (or be forced to be reminded). Yes, many soldiers gave their lives for what we have today, and everyone is eternally grateful for that. Although, yes it is a nice gesture, you have spammed several users talk pages with this, so please
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Please, do we really need to pick apart something exceedingly well-meaning just because it doesn't have to do with the encyclopedia? At the very least, it educated me (and maybe some others) about a US holiday that is shared with numerous other countries. I'd say it's at least done a little bit of
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are complaining, since it doesn't seem he even left it on your page. Judging by the reaction on his talk page, people don't seem to mind - in fact they seem to appreciate the reminder. When the "slogan" is "Lest we forget", people tend to appreciate reminders and acknowledge them as necessary. Of
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Hi, this user is still breaking 3RR on several other articles, even after your recent warning and protection of one page, and warnings by other users to stop, he's broken 3RR on several pages in a matter of hours, and he's removing tons of sourced texts from pages like this which is vandalasim.
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Please don't spam my userpage with reminders for holidays that you think are important. I appreciate that it is indeed an important event to be remembered, but there is no need to tell me that on my userpage since I have no relationship to the wikiprojects or people related to it, nor have I had
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My goal was just to discuss the issue, which a lot of people have personal attachment to because of members of their family who served in the wars. As BB points out, it could be construed as spam. It also was not clear whether the edits were made by hand of via a script; I was hoping to find out
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This is a touchy area. It depends on how his target audience was chosen. If it's users he has worked with before, that's one thing. If it's indiscriminate, it would almost certainly be a spamming violation, which is discouraged for fairly obvious reasons. Aside from only vaguely being related to
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For the record, your block wasn't what made me leave (though obviously I didn't like it). You are a good admin, couldn't have been easy to block another admin. You did the right thing. Stick to your guns on things like this. I might/might not have done the same thing. Figured you should know. -
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That's good when ppl remember people, not their death. Sometimes - even when the death. That is no good when we remeber war and victory (and when the memory slowly becomes the celebration). As well as no good when we remember _our_ sufferings instead of living happy lives. There are things to
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categories, a deletion that does not reflect at all consensus, in my humble opinion—and that of the vast majority of those editors who commented on this subject, on countless pages throughout WP. Now, unfortunately, I see you reversed your decision, for reasons of "canvassing", which I don't
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I am extremely sorry to edit this page, but I was completely shocked to find all my information deleted. I was unaware of the rules and I apologize for it. The information I had saved on my user page is made by family and friends, it's our own countdown and it took us 4 years to get all that
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Hey Nat, I hope it isn't a bother, but I was just curious as to how you get those fancy Knowledge signatures. I've seen the box in my preferences, but I'm not quite sure what to put in there to actually change things such as the colour or font. Thanks for welcoming me and being so friendly!
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forget. I do remember englishmen, germans... other ppl who died somewhere in Belgium during the 1st worldwar. I did read Kipling poems on this as a child... i was touched. I remember other things that i dont want to mention. But i wish to forget many other things. Else my soul becomes ill.
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I changed it so that instead of first terms being bolded, second and successive terms are italicized. The bolding was really just visually jarring and unattractive, and the link to the current article is bolded anyways, which would be confusing in some situations (e.g. both instances of
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Nat, can you please take a look at that page, I think a guy misbehaves and crossed the line with POV pushing and calling people names, I'm only remotely involved, I'm not a main editor of that page, I followed it only because I've done some small edit or reverted a vandal. Thanks. --
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Please note, the above is not meant to sound nasty/rude, I just feel its inappropriate to go round several user talk pages of users who some of which you have had no previous interactions with, and spam them with lest we forget notice, although like I said — it is a nice gesture.
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a day prior which goes into some unfortunate behavior. It was obvious to me that he was on the edge and likely burnt out (or that his user account was compromised). I was hoping that he would take a break from editing and come back when refreshed. Unfortunately, he didn't. --
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Thanks for taking the time to comment on my RfA. I understand you did not feel quite up to supporting me, but that's a Good Thing(tm). If you tell me what was in my responses to your questions that worried you, I'll be especially careful around where you feel I'm weaker.
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on organizing and appropriately moving the articles on the Commownealth realms' monarchies. The result was to have them all the same, and titled in the common "Monarchy of " format. There was some dissent, however, the result seems clear after the 5 days required by
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from "no consensus" to one of the options would clearly be inappropriate. But that's not because of some bureaucratic rules. That's because it's worse to claim a consensus when there is not one than to acknowledge what is clearly a case of a lack of consensus.
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I noticed the messages in my watchlist. Although armistice day is certainly a noble cause, it isn't clear that leaving numerous talk page messages about it is really appropriate. There are lots of similar causes that other users would care about equally. — Carl
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Thanks for the note - I had the exact same request posted on my User page - and I've sorted it for him - nothing to worry about and therefore nothing for you to do - just didn't want you trying to action something that'd already been done - have a good one.
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I believe that in Canada, the poppy is usually worn for the two weeks prior to Remembrance Day itself, which is on 11 November. So, I'd think that to follow the spirit of the commemoration, you'd want to have the poppy up till 12 November. You can also see
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Your dedication is impressive, spending hours and hours just substituting the same message by hand. I do think the message pretty neutral in terms of POV. It just seemed unusual to have a holiday announcement, Every day is a holiday somewhere... — Carl
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you found not quite right in my responses, if you don't mind telling me? It's possible we just don't see eye to eye on some aspects of wielding the mop, but your perspective might show me what you felt was important and I might, in fact, agree.  :-)
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to "Monarchy of the United Kingdom." Two of us involved in the discussion don't feel our moving the page will be accepted by this user, and will result in a revert war. Thus, could you, as an uninvolved admin, please perform this move for us? Cheers.
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through conversation. The long period during which the edits were made, with no other edits made at all, suggested automated editing. I would appreciate hearing from Nat about it, but I didn't think it warranted even a warning, just a note. — Carl
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had a problem with it as he reverted your edit - he complained about "trad vs. simp" -traditional vs. simple chinese characters I suppose? In regards to getting consensus in the talk page before editing - Knowledge as a bureocracy feels
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The above arbitration case has closed. "For showing consistently poor judgment in performing administrative actions", Alkivar is desysopped. He may apply to the committee to have his adminship reinstated, but may not apply at
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I just noticed the Remembrance Day reminder that you so kindly left on another user's talk page. I hope you don't mind if I "borrow" it for my page too. I'll be at the cenotaph on Sunday, reciting those words....
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If you accidentally delete something and restore it, please check the log or the page itself, to see if it was protected before deletion. If it was protected before, do re-protect it. This is especially for
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Nat - you cited canvassing as your reason for reversing your original "deletion overturned" close. The part I don't understand is how come you only seemed to realise that there were concerns over canvassing
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What do I think? I think it is much better than the one that was there before in the China page -Obviously in the right direction and I think it is rather nice in general. I think it's very good work.
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I'm sure you meant well, but closing the Erdos number DRV early was not the best choice, especially since you had to reverse yourself. Five days is good minimum for a DRV, and only in the face of an
1460:. Didn't you take them into account when making your original close decision ? If not, why not ?? Some sort of explanation would be helpful for those like me who are rather confused by what you did. 65: 1456:. Was SparsityProblem's complaint alone enough to persuade you to reverse your original close ? The canvassing concerns were discussed right at the top of DRV discussion and had also been raised on 530:
and hopefully this one has made your day better. Spread the WikiLove by smiling at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!
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Please forgive me if I come off like one of those "wrong version" whiners - while I appreciate you stepping in with regards to the ongoing edit war, it looks like it's been protected mid-edit by
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Do you think you can make this image 468 by 60, as per the banner guidelines? And, the correct format Image:Qxz-adX.gif, where X is # of image. That's probably why the banner is not showing up.
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article seems fine as it is. I disagree that Itub was engaging in 3RR because I find the reverts to be justifiable in that we should never cite ourselves as a reference, such as in here:
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Hi, I'm not all that familiar with DRV, so this may be a silly question, but I see that you closed the Erdos number category DRV even though it's only been listed since November 7, and
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Thanks for taking charge in that issue, it started to feel bad to be taunted on my page that it doesn't matter if I protest to racist remarks and that nobody cares... --
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deletion, and then overturned yourself? And your testimony is that you were not the subject of campaigning yourself, by anyone, correct? I'll watch this page. Thanks,
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sorry for such a long comment. I just glad to see thar you folks feeling such things by such way. May be... not all of you... not to all extent... but generally:)--
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that lists you as a party. The Mediation Committee requires that all parties listed in a mediation must be notified of the mediation. Please review the request at
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Just read a bit more through your user page, well if you need help with translating something not very long in Romanian, I will gladly help you :) Kind Regards, --
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For taking the time to remind those you've known that we should never forget - lest we do the same mistakes again, in as apolitical a message as possible. Thanks!
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Thank you for the Remembrance Day tribute/reminder. Remembrance Day is a holiday all too often forgotten, and it's nice to see someone who cares. Cheers,
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Why have you protected this? The additions by Wormwood66 do not call for article protection but for the blocking of the user for disruptive edits.
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I noticed you have put the reminder on a lot of user talk pages. I haven't seen this sort of announcement of a holiday done before. — Carl
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being bolded in its article). Plus, since multiple instances are the exception, not the rule, it makes more sense to emphasize them.
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yea, thanks for the message. Its great that you are doing this because remembrance day is ironically to often forgotten. -- (
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Thank you for that Remembrance Day reminder. That reminds me, thank you for stopping us before we get started again.
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your made your first "deletion overturned" decision, when SparsityProblem raised the concerns in his complaint on
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Much as I'd like to see the page kept, if you offer no reply in 12 hours I will put the page up on MfD again.
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I really like your Remembrance Day reminder. I hope you don't mind if I put it on my own page. Cheers
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As you apparently favour the keeping of this page, you may wish to comment in the second MfD here:
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says that pages should remain on deletion review for at least five days. Can you explain? Thanks.
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Riana already grilled me on IRC about it, so my response is if you wish to reopen it go ahead.
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Because Remembrance Day is to honor the sacrifices of those in World War I and World War II.
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which means that I did not succeed. As many expressed their appreciation of my works in
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I spotted this and put it on my own user talk page. Thanks for designing that notice.
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Uite si un haiduc in Canada? cu multe contributii pe WP :). Bravo :) Numai bine, --
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billowing smoke, next to a photo of the mushroom clouds over Hiroshima or Nagasaki.
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Please? All I want to do is save all the info I had up in my userpage, that's it.--
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Knowledge:Miscellany for deletion/Wikipedia:Images of Wikipedians (2nd nomination)
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However, one editor is particularly obstinate in his opposition to the moving of
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Ooops - just realised it's on 11 Nov everywhere - must have been an early note :P
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to maintain the standards of featured contents in addition to my active role in
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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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Hello, can you take over about this disagreement. We have conflicting sources.
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OK. I'm not offended, just confused. But then, that's my normal state.  :)
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I was just curious because I fail to see how it's relevant to Knowledge. --
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Knowledge:Articles_for_deletion/2007_Romanian_Air_Force_IAR-330_SOCAT_crash
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for "Votesacking....Violation of WP:CANVASS...please stop". I had posted
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Why are you spamming Remberance Day templates on people's talk pages? --
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In case you don't speak Romanian, my apologies, and still welcome! :) --
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Can you give some context to the message you left on my talk page.--
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Nat, that's so nice of you. You always go a mile ahead of everyone!
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Salut, Nat. I was happy to see you overturned the deletion of the
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looking for an efficient way to deal with this problem. Thanks. --
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Knowledge:Requests for mediation/Premier of the Republic of China
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was voted by the community to serve a land that he loved. Today,
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during my RfA, I will fill up the vacuum position of director in
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day today. We remember on Nov 11 - but thanks for the note :) —
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while tempers cooled. What can I do to help us to move forward?
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notice. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks,
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And jfyi, I've elaborated my other concerns about this DRV on
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Knowledge:Miscellany for deletion/User:68.39.174.238/Newgatery
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Thanks for the Remembrance Day notice. As a cadet in the
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May I ask if you heard about this from the 3RR board? --
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Awesome, thanks so much. Good on you for the reminders.
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I had a granduncle die in WWI. His obituary is in the
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I think people reached a consensus there. Thanks. --
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I'd love to borrow that as well, if you don't mind!
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Thanks again. -- 1994: 1071:Knowledge:Requests for arbitration/Alkivar 773:Thank you for the Remembrance Day notice. 2076:Thanks for the notice. Is my aid needed? 1410:Knowledge:Deletion review#Closing reviews 686: 1655:List of recipients of tribute from China 68:v.s. letting the MFD run it's length? — 2449:I'm flattered that you asked my opinion 2262:. As a scientist and a chemist myself, 2168:Well, if the formulated text says it... 1674:If you don't mind, could you unprotect 114:Since you've replied, I won't. Thanks! 2422:"user that had commented on the issue" 2292:Nat- could you please see the request 1975:Very well then; thanks for your time. 1210:. 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xaosflux
17:03, 4 November 2007 (UTC)
Resurgent insurgent
13:36, 5 November 2007 (UTC)
nat
14:07, 5 November 2007 (UTC)
Resurgent insurgent
21:53, 5 November 2007 (UTC)
GoldDragon
01:11, 6 November 2007 (UTC)
 Folic_Acid 
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01:22, 6 November 2007 (UTC)
Risker
02:21, 6 November 2007 (UTC)
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03:11, 6 November 2007 (UTC)
OhanaUnited

05:47, 6 November 2007 (UTC)
Tony Fox
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05:48, 6 November 2007 (UTC)

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