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them close to him. And nothing about that even his communist successor, Nikita Chrustjov, revealed Stalins' terror on his own people and that he was more or less erased within Soviet Union history. This was discussed in civil manners at the talk-page, when suddenly alias "Wapne" (later "Yger") just wrote that I would be blocked if I continued discuss this matter, in a very nasty way. And this "Wapne/Yger" continued to harass me for no reason. And I was permanently blocked by him (and "his gang", they appear to have regular physical meetings at something called "Kungsan" in Stockholm, some 600 km ,a 6-7 hour drive away from where I live) when I wrote

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than fluent and probably unidiomatic; I have a fair knowledge of Canadian geography, especially the Rocky Mountain parks; and on Commons I have file-mover privileges and am quite familiar with categorization practices. Apologies again—I feel particularly bad about failing to respond because in the past I’d complained that Canada wasn’t participating—but I would be happy to get involved wherever it might be useful this time around.—

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nightmarish‘ or something of the kind, but it’s reassuring to see others sharing my olfactory impression … Regarding your subsequent edits, I’d noticed that there was an effort at referencing that addition the second time around (albeit all in a clump, so one can’t tell which was supposed to support what, and without page numbers), so I had a look—since

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so it was still one character over! But I went and looked up the hex codes for the colour names of more than seven characters, which just did the trick. Too bad a shorter syntax was deprecated in favour of a longer, but I guess there’s little benefit any more from small savings in bandwidth or storage …—

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was the Aftermath-section very short and mainly stated something like "Stalin build up the very poor agricultural country to a modern Superpower, but it was done at the price of many lives." Nothing about Gulag, the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, in which he trusted Hitler dispite the fact he never trusted

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Quote: "The depth or editing depth of Knowledge (XXG) is one of several possible rough indicators of the encyclopedia's collaborative quality, showing how frequently its articles are updated. It does not refer to academic quality, which cannot be computed, but to Wikipedian quality, i.e. the depth of

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had expressed skepticism about the third-marriage claim in particular, I searched and scanned for that in the proffered biographies, finding not even a hint such a thing had happened, let alone the wife’s name. I didn‘t bother hunting for support for any of the preceding statements, as it was seeming

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bit was there from the very start, in 2007 IIRC. I would have contacted its creator, but that account shows only a handful of edits and hasn’t been around for years. I had thought it just possible for a modern translator to have chosen the word “surreal” to render a German expression meaning ‘weirdly

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that almost did it, thanks–pointed me in the right direction anyway (I should have had the sense to look at the end of the line and see the truncation). The em-dash is part of my signature as well, and I’ve gotten used to the convenience (especially since the dash-tilde sequence is awkward to type),

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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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You can start a thread on any Talk page by clicking the “Add topic“ menu tab at the top, which will provide a separate field for the section heading. Or you can click the “Edit” tab (or the “” link beside the last heading at the bottom of the page) and append your posting underneath; in this case a

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sorry for the extreme delay in replying; sometimes I have the attention-span of a gnat. I notice the contest is running again this year; please let me know if I can still do anything to help with any phase of it. By way of a micro-résumé: I read French reasonably well, although my writing is less

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Could you please explain a few words to me? (a) Escutcheon: what does "a thunderbolt .. between two spur revels of the first" mean? is this sentence trying to describe how the thunderbolts wind up on that both-end-torched (a.k.a. spur?) stick? what does "revel" mean? "first"? (b) Crest: "vested"

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Thank you for your efforts. Sorry, I didn't know that, apparently, there is a character limit, and the string I gave you is just over the limit. However, the spaces after the colons are not required, and the semicolons are not required, so if you remove those, I think it will work — at least, it

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article, despite my handle … You can see for yourself by clicking a “(prev)“ link beside your name on the History pages, or the “diff“ link beside an article title on your Contributions page. But to summarize, the edits were unsourced musings about Odysseus & Calypso’s sexual relationship at

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much better this time. Sorry to revert you in the middle of your addition, but it didn’t make much sense as I found it. And thanks for registering an account; if you explore your Preferences and look into customizing the interface with user styles and scripts, I expect you’ll find it has many

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Swedish translation (template = mall), do I wonder whether you are having some kind of relation with Swedish Knowledge (XXG) ? It's impressing by number of articles. But most are brief copy-translations from this Wiki. Have you ever heard of "Knowledge (XXG) Depth" ? See the extern link.

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I thank you again, because I found the whole thing a deeply enjoyable hour or so. Olfactory impressions count for a lot, don't they. Sometimes one's mistaken but once started, it's hard to stop. It gives me a grim, primitive glee (I'm not at all sure that's healthy, but if it helps...)

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Odysseus & Diannaa! Thanks for looking over my submission on: Gerhard Medicus. It was a cold cup of coffee, but much needed...especially my critical omission of the edit code to get article in queue. I think I should be able to drag over the finish line soon. - Behal509

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by around perhaps ten people who all knows each other and with "Wapne/Yger" as manager.(The from media known alias Hannibal isn't involved - but ought to). I just wanted to explain this matter from my own perspective. Sorry if this was disturbing you, but I hope not. Cheers !

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collaborativeness—a descriptor that is highly relevant for a Knowledge (XXG)." And I think I know the reason for the very poor depth-rate of Swedish Wiki. It's 5.09, and Swedish Wiki is number 121 of 135 and of large (1 million articles +) Wikis have only the rather unknown

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I tried to paste the above code into my Preferences, but on hitting Save a red notice appeared beside it saying “Invalid raw signature. Check HTML tags,” so I put the previous one back. Not knowing any HTML 5, I have no idea what’s wrong, let alone how to fix

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I wouldn’t insist either, considering it appears that way in the cited source. I’m still pretty sure it’s not normal to put commas there, as they make it less clear that the tinctures apply only to the immediately preceding charges. Compare the version at

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Hallo, Odysseus1479...I reply You about Mr. Haim on Talk page of Portal:Canada. If You have time read it please. From my heart everything good. God bless You! Greetings from Cologne.:-D ( Sorry if i make something wrong with or in this talk page )

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Well spotted, and well-reasoned. That extremely dubious "excerpt" from "undocumented" papers (???) seems to have been imported during a recent merging of articles. "Surreal" was coined in the late 1930's, at the earliest. And there you have it.

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means in the natural colours—which is a bit tricky for anyone who hasn’t personally seen Zeus smite somebody, and I haven’t found a definitive description, but it’s apparently white with red flames; here the wings are excepted and said to be

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to give some indication of the purpose or motivation for your changes (when not self-evident)—deletions especially, because that’s such a common form of vandalism. Anyway, feel free to undo my reversion (with an ES for others’

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has been a useful resource for your work. We're organizing a cleanup drive to correct dead links to JSTOR articles – these require JSTOR access and cannot easily be corrected by bot. We'd love for you to jump in and help out!

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Yeah, i'll be doing that soon. I received another message consisting of another article that "I" edited. But just wanted to make it clear, it wasn't me. Can you just give me an idea of what exactly the person edited in your

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I'm not aware of any edits that I've made to any site on Knowledge (XXG). In fact, I haven't signed into wikipedia for over 4 months or so. I only saw your message to me because it appeared on my mail. Could you elaborate?

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Good day, I write to you because you were interested in Wiki Loves Earth in Canada before. Canada is participating in the contest in 2017. If you are interested in helping organizing the contest, please contact me, thanks,

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I guess your use of “someone” (as opposed to, say, “one” or “a user“) made me read the query as a request, despite the absence of any other indication such was intended. I plead the general precariousness of communication

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There's a thought, now. Only thing: it was working fine up until about four days ago, and for most of that time it was running in tandem with some other scripts; I don't believe I added anything new before it quit on me.

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a lower rate. I had at occasions made a few IP-edits around 2006-2007. But my first alias "JPEriksson" was created a year later. OK, a beginner makes mistakes. But that was never the problem. In the article about

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but I think you must have mistaken me for someone else. I’m not an admin, and I can’t think of how I might have appeared to support you, or indeed of anywhere our paths have crossed. (I occasionally comment at

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I thought I’d poke at a few of these, but I seem to have hit a wall right out of the gate: the above list is of WP articles, not JSTOR articles. I went to that page and the first item that caught my eye was

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I think it should be deleted, either as an orphaned/spurious talk page (G8) or as an attempted copy-paste move (A10? G12?); the IP that created it had just previously added the misspelt word to

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is not s simple lightning-flash, but the whole figure at top centre of the shield: a winged pillar with flaming ends and crossed lightning-flashes. It’s a rather rare charge; in modern arms (

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Hi there, I just uploaded this screenshot. Would you mind have a look at it? I don't mean to insist on the commas, but I'm just curious---is this blazon by Thompson SP not very well written?

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Thanks for the reminder; I’d been meaning to update my user page. But unless you’re counting my Commons and other sister-project edits as well (which I don‘t here) I’m only entitled to the

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sorry not to be more helpful. I wonder if it might have something to do with a site-software tweak. I see your posting on the Commons talk page hasn’t been answered … Maybe someone at

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and, on being twice reverted, copied the article text to the above title. I don’t know what the intent is, possibly a content fork, but regardless it doesn’t look at all helpful.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Dispute_resolution_noticeboard#Talk:Anglo-Saxon_settlement_of_Britain.23Anglo-Saxon_settlement_of_Britain_Wikipedia_Article_Revision_discussion

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Hmm. These links generally don't get flagged by the dead-link bot, but usually you can find them by searching wikitext. I'm not sure why this particular page doesn't have any.

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history from a local perspective (including reliable sources). Scania was Danish until 1658, and became a regular part of Sweden by 1720. But should Scanians necessaraly be

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for today’s edits. Is there any chance someone else has access to your computer? It might be a good idea to change your password ASAP, in case your account has been hacked.—

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into Chinese. And I've had a difficult time trying to capture the blazon; I feel that there isn't any established translation standard, so I have to somehow paraphrase.

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Some time ago, you commented on a question which I placed on Doug Wellers talk page, about anachronstic Armenian transliterations for dynasties/kingdoms.

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Not really a concern on talk pages, but since you're using them both here, I thought I'd mention it. Cheers! —Anomalocaris 04:12, 10 November 2017 (UTC)

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can help; even if they aren’t familiar with the script they might have an idea of the sort of thing that may have been broken by any recent changes.—

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for this ? And there are quite a few other Swedes (including from Stockholm) who only writes here. In my mind is Swedish Knowledge (XXG)

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Thank you, editor with a knowledge of scripts and alphabets, grammar and languages (and what an editor is), for the quality article

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I tagged the image with a PD licence and added the source; it was bound for deletion without them. – 08:10, 23 January 2018 (UTC)

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on where the software will automatically treat ordinary word-spaces as non-breaking (before or after certain punctuation marks).—

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Hi (from Keithd's page) - Thanks for that. I had been looking for WP:money (as that's where I'd seen it the most!). Regards.

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Thanks for the quick response. I guess I’ll put this down to a ghost or glitch of some kind, and try some other articles.—

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Thanks, but of course, for legal reasons, my question was only was it possible rather than a request that it be done. --

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heading is created by enclosing the first line in pairs of equal-signs (as in the “A kitten for you!” line above). See

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Hello, I'm the guy who edited the gas constant wiki page. I have finished and submitted my edit. Hope it is useful!

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is a different tincture (white) from the rest of the sleeve (blue), as if it were folded back to show the lining.—

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Please have a look at your contributions page, which shows five edits this month, or look at the page history for

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Knowledge (XXG):Village pump (policy)/Archive 123#Titles of articles about ethnic groups of the United States

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Any changes you can make to the article directly would be appreciated, and there's a DYK in it for you! :)

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for how this is done. If discussions reach an impasse, you can then post a request for help at a relevant

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Book of Knowledge with Coffee Cup Stain, Cigarette Burn, Chewed Broken Pencil, Sticky Note, and Bookmark

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The discussion about titling an article about ethnic group in US has started. You can comment there. --

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Its OK. I got it done by an even higher authority than me. The edits don't exist now. Thanks anyway :)

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itself doesn’t seem to be involved, except for being the main article corresponding to the section of

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comes from an old tradition of never naming a tincture more than once in a sentence: here it means

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It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can

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both received. Never tried that before, but I’m game if it will help; just let me know.—

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Nope, didn't work. I removed all the scripts I'd added after it, to no avail. --

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among editors. The best practice at this stage is to discuss, not edit-war. See

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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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PS: I don't know how to contact you any other way so, here, take a kitten ! :)

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Hello ! Since you were very nice indeed, and helped me with an English-: -->

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thanks for explaining; I’m actually inclined to agree. Please try and use

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Hello, Odysseus1479/Archive. Please check your email; you've got mail!

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Let me know how that works. Anomalocaris 03:15, 10 November 2017 (UTC)

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For catching that. Not good for me to compound one edit with another!

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Some time ago as well, I placed a comment about this matter on the

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I checked the history of the now-merged article on Luise, and the

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Thanks. Maybe I'll pop over there later today and have a look. --

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We editors are waiting for you to give your summary of dispute.

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Cool! I should have thought of using the hex codes. Good work!

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Translation get done! Very grateful! Long live the Queen. --

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To indicate an omission of material from quoted text, use an

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might be better for this surreptitious rendezvous—or perhaps

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You can just reply right here; I will follow. Thank you! --

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WP:Line-break handling#Preventing and controlling word wraps

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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Well, as you can see, I'm finishing up the translation of

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for more on non-breaking spaces, in project space we have

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I'll give it a try later tonight and see what happens. --

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Being involved in an edit war can result in your being

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has some connotation of a formal appearance, so simply

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implies the thunderbolt is in the centre of the blue

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Please be aware that your signature uses deprecated

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