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Council sooner, the migration of US citizens (*the 'late loyalists') would have continued until the tipping point of population demographic reached and Upper Canada (at the very least) would have made to join with the US, Texas earlier and on a larger scale. Prior to the Battle of York, the average citizen certainly didn't see much advantage being a British subject and call the border porous would be a huge understatement. However, the happenings of 1813 and 1814 caused the schism and by the efforts of the Loyal and Patriotic Society, the notion of a Canadian separate and distinct from Americans took form, ultimately leading to Confederation a half-century later. It's because of the War that there's a sense of 'Us' as distinct from 'Them', a distinction that media in the last half-century has done much to soften and mitigate. As for the other disputes you mention, by your own words "if they had gone to full war" point out the central difference. This isn't to gainsay the importance that they've played but they WEREN'T all-encompassing wars and are an apples-and-oranges comparison.
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bird-in-the-hand Super Hornet would make far more sense for our defense requirements at a much lower price point (not to mention not requiring a radical and expensive retooling of the air force). I also don't understand why they felt it important to slap "Royal" back into the name of the air force and navy; talk about an embarrassing climb-down for a sovereign country. Ultimately, I couldn't care less whether you believe me regarding not being a Tory apologist; that's your problem. I do, however, support the remembrance of the War of 1812 because without it (the War), there would be no Canada as we know it.
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ads as "revisionist", I'd call them simplistic (unfortunately necessary because we do such a poor job of telling our own stories in this country). Since becoming interested in the War some years ago, it's astonished me the interesting information that I never learned as a younger man. No real appreciation for the pivotal role the First
Nations played in keeping the States at bay, no notion of the traitors that fought alongside the US forces, no notion of the role Black Canadians played, no notion that the existence of the country revolves around ONE cannon shot not taken at the Battle of Stoney Creek.
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San Juans/Pig War, Alaska
Boundary Dispute, Bering Sea Crisis, Fenian Raids and all that weren't important at all in the scheme of things...if you listen to the Tory script writers. This isn't a blog so I'll desist but yeah the War of 1812 has been totally overblown as well as repropagandized...what got me about the one commercial I saw in a theatre in Hamilton was how noble and handsome all the British troops were, and what caricatures of natives the FN actors were, and how it was British officers, not Tecumseh, who got the cameo.....
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an overlap with the sesquicentennial of the U.S. Civil War through that time period, you run the risk of historying-out the average Joe and Jane who aren't really going to perceive a terribly significant difference between the two. Then you run a risk of a Judean People's Front/People's Front of Judea dynamic between the organising groups of both memorials as they try to draw on reenactors who typically like to shift between portrayal periods.
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2013:). The editing behaviour is obviously identical; a few edits to the user's home page to establish identity, then homing in on War of 1812 articles; insertion of unsourced content into the articles' info. boxes and ledes/leads. Just in case this is a new user, I have pounced the first few of these edits, but my trigger finger is twitching.
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your edits. In these two cases, the revision is now associated with a contributor number which is not me, and not anything related to my computer, so I don't understand why that number was put there. I would like the number removed and replaced by my contributor name, or a deletion of the two minimal edits. Is that possible?
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That's why I changed it to "accepted for publication". If there was "attitude" on my part it was in my stated reason for changing my original choice of words in the article, not the article itself. But for what it's worth, I stand by my statement that the error I made was miserable and I should have known it at the time.
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for the interested and considering the time constraints of the
Heritage Minutes, they're more part of the answer than part of the problem. The other disputes you raise will have their moments but in general, peace has reigned since the War of 1812 and I think it a bit truculent to gainsay recognition of its bicentennial.
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go to war, weren't conflicts so don't count in the claim that the War of 1812 endeded hostility and enmity between the US and Canada/Britain is utter poppycock and just demonstrates to me the ignorance of
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Heritage Minutes are for all intents and purposes commercials and not intended to be encyclopedic in their coverage. But they are good for a brief overview which hopefully will engage people to delve deeper; you really can't expect more of them than that. As for your describing the GOC
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Fair enough. I wasn't aware of the rule but all things considered, it makes sense. I think things have progressed in the direction of hashing-out on the talk page. But I hope that that forum is respected as the place where the discussion should take place with the IP editors. As I've said, I'm trying
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Regarding a user who has incorporated a topic into a biography page that has previously been speedily deleted as a stand-alone page, does this fall within the coverage of speedy deletion? If not, is there a section it falls afoul of? To whit, I'm referring to the "Corposcindosis" component of the Ace
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with one of her biographers, and grumbling at the general lack of public commemorations of her 250th anniversary. (Though I did help get her on the
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Query related to your recent edits. I understand you are monitoring a page I, as a new user, have started working on. I would like to request revision or deletion for two of my edits. I did not realize that I was not logged in (I had asked to be remembered), and I made small changes following up on
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Veterans' Affairs and available funds notwithstanding, what is your take on the War of 1812? Would it still be as seemingly unimportant in your view? Things don't have to be either/or insofar as the War vs. any of the other conflicts/issues that have passed in the interim. Ten years and much reading
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of the same all-encompassing scale as the War of 1812. You seem intent on putting words in my mouth and creating strawman arguments which haven't anything to do with what I actually said. You seem to want to categorise me as dismissing the other issues you point out as if I actually believe that the
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Guess what? I'm neither though I seriously doubt you're going to accept that. The War DOES deserve recognition in a balanced and nuanced way, a way that commercials by time constraint are incapable of delivering. That was my point; that the commercials, Heritage
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deserve $ 28 million in highly politicized commercials at a time when veterans' affairs budgets were being cut and individual veterans being harassed for medical claims and the government blusters about waste by other parties. Justifying that kind of expenditure as you are doing because of a sloppy
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on a single page within a 24-hour period. Undoing another editor's work—whether in whole or in part, whether involving the same or different material each time—counts as a revert. Also keep in mind that while violating the three-revert rule often leads to a block, you can still be blocked for edit
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Hi Cindy and thanks. Insofar as "notability of the subject" is concerned, are you referring to the article in general or just the
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Years for sure. And given the scope of the ground involvement in the War, plans for the relevant years should really be laid out now which highlight the local sites, putting them into the larger context of the War and educating school children local to the particular areas begun. And because there's
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Many thanks, BB. I'll start looking into that as it seems that that's more likely within the specialised realm I'm looking to broach. My interest is primarily War of 1812 topics (as I'm sure is evident to anyone making even a passing perusal of my edits). With the bicentennial of the War upcoming in
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If your real issue is that you resent commemorating the War period, then say so without throwing out a canard. My interest in the War goes back a decade, predating the Tory government and rectifying a public school oversight. Quite honestly, "As for the other disputes you mention, by your own words
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The War deserves recognition though I don't disagree that the execution could have been accomplished more effectively for less; that's a general truism of most anything governments undertake. I for one don't understand Harper and Co.'s obsession with the pie-in-the-sky-doesn't-yet-fly F-35 when the
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Ah! So you're as fluent in German as I am? :) I've put a 'help me' flag on the article which should draw attention from those better-versed in Wikiing and which might facilitate the translation process. When I looked at the German entry, I was rather surprised at how extensive it is compared to its
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Hi, I'm glad you have become a wikieditor! You say you are trying to make things easier for youngsters. I'd like to suggest something that may make it easier for you as well. In addition to the "helpme" template (isn't it amazing how quickly that works?), you may find knowledgeable editors by going
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I do want to get rid of the number - it's network, not my computer. I want the user name rather than this number. I assumed that I cannot delete something in the history - I thought it is not possible. Are you suggesting I "undo". Surely that would simply add another complication to the history?
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which was near the brink of global war), and in 1898-1901 there was not just risk of outright war but actual conflicts, apparently unknown to the secure, navel-gazing Central Canada bubble; anyy one of those conflicts if they had gone to full war would have brought Canada (ON-QC) and the Maritimes
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OK. So the title's fair game yet. Once I get a chance to revisit the entry, I'll be a little more thorough on my sourcing. As for the title, as far as I've been able to determine, that's the virtually universal name by which the action was known. To be honest, it'd be hard to imagine describing an
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The change was actually a correction of a misread on my part of an earlier addition that I'd made to the article. To whit, I'd misread the Graves article as saying that Willcocks and Roosevelt had been buried in Fort Erie, NY when in fact in going back through the article, it became clear that the
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I'm looking for guidance and assistance regarding what is presently under the heading of DeCow House and John DeCow. Present usage of the name is DeCew and I would expect that it is through that spelling, enquiries would come although (as is delineated in the respective articles) the name has been
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Hello, I'd like to inform you I've revised your last edit to the article. Though Navy Island was retaken by the British, the Republic of Canada wasn't dismantled until after it's capture by the U.S. army in Buffalo, New York. I'd like to avoid going down the path of getting you blocked, because I
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Do you even have a clue what a debacle is? Would it help your understanding if I described the F-35 as a cluster-fuck? I suspect you know exactly what I meant but are tucking tale and running away. Fine. Just don't pretend you're doing anything else and that you're pursuing anything approaching a
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reasonably disagree with the move, then treat it as controversial." Given that the articles already acknowledge the alternative spellings, yet the articles are where they are, it's not all far-fetched to think that someone could reasonably object to your proposed change. That's why it would be
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You might want to unrevert your revert on this article. I changed it because I made a mistake by saying that the paper was published, instead of the correct status of the paper that it has been *accepted for publication*. But at this time we have no date for when that publication will occur.
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Unfortunately I speak absolutely no German what so ever so am unable to assist with any translation work and to be honest, article writing is not my forte. Hope someone with an interest in the area, knowledge of German and skills to write the article comes along soon, looks like an interesting
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My patent, and my treatise on Thoracic Sympathectomy are not trivia. Besides being referenced with about 200 citations to the mainstream literature, my term Corposcindosis, with its definition, have been used by an MD in a mainstream journal. This is notable on its face. Can anyone cite another
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User Ace Baker, do you mind terribly learning to use the colon so that your responses to topics are identifiable as such and not leaving the formatting correction to others to maintain readability? It isn't much to ask plus it also saves my page from being too much littered with the musings of
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3 years, I'm sure that there's going to be an increasing passel of students, Yank and Canuck, looking to edumacate themselves about various topics relevant to the War and I'm hoping to do my best working with others to make the information at-hand as accessible and interesting as possible.
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English counterpart and if Google Translate didn't bodge the subtleties of translations so badly, I might entertain the notion of handling things that way. But I definitely agree with you that von der Goltz qualifies as interesting. Hopefully we'll be able to flesh-out the entry
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Baker page. A stand-alone page on the topic has been twice-before deleted, once in July 2005 and again in July 2009. Many thanks for any help as it would seem the subject is generating much information about himself and the page does not reflect well on Wiki's normal standards
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It might. I'm just looking to make the article more easily found and enjoyed by younger wikiers who might be using this as a research resource and are not going to be cognisant of the alternate spellings. I'll suggest merging and see how that shakes out. Many
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Thanks for taking the bit 'twixt your teeth. Given the cross-section of articles that he edited and the similarity with the interests of UnbiasedVictory, it seemed likely to me that it was he. However, I'm glad you were able to take it beyond mere suspicion.
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interpretation of its "importance" and a widely-criticized spin agenda built into the advertising is just gullibility or a willingness to buy the government's line hook line and sinker. As for your adjugement that the other thigns, because they
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I'm not sure what you need to do. You can use several search methods both in Knowledge and in Google. For example, use the search botton instead of the go button. Here at WP, you can tag an article for a proposed merger or proposed move. See
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I'm sorry you feel commemorating the War of 1812 has been "totally overblown". Perhaps you might want to posit how North American history would have been different had it not happened or not happened as it did and whether there'd be a Canada at
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And just in case you're inclined to respond calling me a Tory apologist or somesuch, I'm anything but. I'm just one of those odd ducks who recognises the signal role the War of 1812 played in creating the dynamic that led to Confederation.
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located above the edit window. This will automatically insert a signature with your name and the time you posted the comment. This information is useful because other editors will be able to tell who said what, and when. Thank you!
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those inclined. Veterans' Affairs deserves better but there are better sources for correcting that than turning our backs on the event that started the ball rolling for this country. I gave you a perfect source in the F-35 debacle.
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institutions that host the events that raise the public profile. BTW -- "edumacate"? You don't seem a fumblefingers like me, so presumably this has some specialised meaning of which I am ignorant. I am happy to be educated!
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Well, Curly and I are arguing about that now :) FAC has evolved an understanding of WP:LEAD over the years, and we'll need more than one short paragraph ... but less than he had. I'm waiting on his response. - Dank
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Hi guys, I noticed the information I added in a few particular areas were unsourced and wanted to offer an apology. The information won't be added again and I hope to put this behind us. Thank you for your time.
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into them; the US also considered intervening in the Riel Rebellions, it's not like the US and "Canada" were holding hands and singing "I'd like to teach the world to sing" since 1815.....and I can tell you the
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in Europe, and even despite that Britain was ready for all-out war because British Columbian vessels had been seized by the US....I guess maybe if that had happened on Lake Ontario you might have heard about
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be what you obviously are, and pretend that somehow you're more rational when really you're defending hte indefensible with twisted logics and reductionist thinking. I'll unwatchlist your page now, you bore
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know how it feels to be blocked for something you're unaware of. But now you know, and if you continue I'll have no choice but to do just that. Sorry for any inconveniences this may have caused, thank you.
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Thanks for elucidating the lexical innovation, o genius! I like the Judean ref. I'd better leave you to get on with it, but if you need general encouragement in the future, just drop me a line.
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about various facets of the conflict have given me what I think is a very good grounding in the whys and wherefores of the War. So enlighten me on where you see the 'sloppiness'
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through the system that showed that such humbling disasters as Detroit and Michilimackinaw wouldn't be repeated. Then there's that national anthem thing. :)
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intervening two centuries have been utter peace. You want to talk about poppycock, feel free. What it hasn't been is out-and-out war.
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