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2070:. Throughout 2006 I spent dozens of hours working on that article. My references to the DoD assertions that it was an organization with ties to al Qaida were the very first references that article had. Those references, that material, was routinely removed, either without any explanation, or with the explanation that the DoD assertions were false, weak, based on denunciations coerced through torture. Most of those dozens of hours I spent were consumed in trying to explain to the admirers of the Tabligh movement that the core policy of 2499:
letter of policies. This is my view, and not a Knowledge (XXG) view of course. Admins must exercise judgment and I perhaps need to soften mine and be more lenient. I guess repeated CSD actions (I have some 1,000 deletions) tend to make one a bit jaded. This is clearly a bad thing. I hope that the editor will recreate the article back to the main space, and I will endeavour to learn from your well reasoned comments and propositions.
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mean? The fact that I've used the Rollback (good faith)? Is that a problem, and something that is frowned upon? If so, please let me know so I can stop doing so. I just use the assume good faith option to rollback stuff I'm not certain is intentional vandalism, but is clearly inappropriate (in my opinion) content anyway.
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need, to meaningfully modify it in response to that discussion. If you read the explanation below and still feel that the article should be modified before being recreated, please let me know what changes you feel should be made. I would be glad to try to make those changes or at least give them every consideration.
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pertinent in casting their vote. I still feel as though I'd be an asset (rather than a hindrance) to the team, but I wouldn't ever believe your comments were made in bad faith. I'm not sure if you went beyond my talk page for your analysis, but perhaps if you did, you wouldn't feel so ambivalent. Regards!
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Thank you for clearing that up. Although, candidates are allowed to have holes in their experience, especially if they don't intend to work in that area. For example, you have little article writing or XfD experience, but that didn't harm your RfA. I know the Twibe RfA is an issue, but I believe that
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policies. To this end I will be looking at performing less CSD actions in the future and focusing my time elsewhere. With regards to the specific article, I guess this is where our views differ. IMHO articles should at least merit a stub status prior to inclusion - i.e. they fulfil the spirit not the
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I understand that you are just a volunteer, working on the wikipedia in your spare time. I understand that leaving a substantive note for Dusoft may have consumed more time than you were willing to budget for this article. Personally, I would strongly prefer quality-control volunteers only act on a
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I would be very honored if you could adopt me or if you could give me a few pointers about Knowledge (XXG). I will be sure to ask Jayron32 the same thing. If you speak Spanish, I think you'll understand that "a conocerte fue un placer, y espero que podamos hablarnos en el fúturo". But I don't know if
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for the reason that it was recreated, without substantial changes, after being deleted through discussion. Here is why I recreated the article without substantial changes: It was deleted as original research, but as I explain below, it doesn't contain original research. So I don't see any way, or any
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liscenses on images they didn't own to get around the policy change. Well, obviously they shouldn't be doing that. They should have done what I did, and looked for free replacement images. But he wasn't fully complying with policy either. He acknowledged this. But he claimed that if he took the
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A little late... but I saw your name go by this morning and thought, "Gee, haven't wished him the best of the season!". I thought you might be interested to know that I've taken the only "oppose" comment at my AfD to heart and have been working on articles rather than/as well as wielding the mop --
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Hi Pedro, I'm very new to this world of Wiki and need assistance with a disambiguation situation. There is a rock group (Treepeople) that has the same name as a nonprofit that I created an entry for (TreePeople). How to I indicate on the rock group's page that the nonprofit also exists? I read your
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Let me put it this way - you're an asset without the admin bit and I strongly believe in the future you will be an asset with the admin bit. I'd just like to see 10/12 weeks of ironing out some minor issues. I agree 99% of what you do is great, but sadly RfA's allways fail on the 1% (or less!) that
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This policy change came as an unpleasant surprise. I had uploaded a dozen or more images of Canadian Coast Guard vessels. But, it is important to comply with policy, so I spent a day looking for images of Canadian vessels that had been taken by employees of the US Federal government, because they
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Yes, userifying the article is better than just blowing Dusoft off, or telling him to take it to deletion review. But, IMO, it would have been better to not delete the article in the first place. My understanding of what you have written, so far, is that you are not disputing whether the topic of
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I withdrew my request for adminship. Now is not the time for that. Although I love editing Knowledge (XXG), I don't know exactly what I would do with the tools, and what I would do. I think I'll keep editing Knowledge (XXG), and maybe six months or a year from now, I can go at it again. I apologize
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Thank you for your interest in my edits. Unfortunately the material you've reinserted reads more like an editorial than an encyclopedia entry. I have been working on a more neutral version that I've previously not inserted as citations aren't compelete. However, I now intend to insert it in its
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Hi Pedro. I want you to know that I'm not holding a grudge or thinking ill of you at all regarding your oppose position, and, possibly, the flurry of opposition and neutral stances it may have "caused". The truth of the matter is that you brought certain things to light that other users felt were
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Hi Geo Swan, and than your for your time in your expansive response. I think the issue here is perhaps getting out of proportion. I appreciate you are a more than seasoned Knowledge (XXG) editor, and your keen knowledge of policy is a testament to this. On balance perhaps I need to refresh myself
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That patroller who was breaching policy in his attempts to get the non-complying images deleted was setting a bad example. Those image uploaders who were relative newbies aren't going to be taught to comply with the wikipedia's policies if those enforcing the policies weren't complying with them
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By late December of 2006 my patience with the admirers of the Tablighi movement, who were removing referenced material, that was written from a neutral point of view, based on their personal interpretation that it wasn't true was exhausted. I had suggested starting an article just to discuss the
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I saw you left this comment for me: "I am slightly nervous that this user has used Twinkle fairly regularly for (admitedly minor) content reversion, rather than directly editing the page." If that is a reason not to give me rollback, then cool, no problems whatsoever. but can you explain what you
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No, I am not saying you uttered a variation of this justification. But I am concerned that what you have written comes close to this justification. It is my opinion the nominator's efforts fell short. And, sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but you seem to be arguing that you did everything that
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due to a total lack of assertion of notability. I userfied the article pending assertion of that notability. The editor had time enough to add citation. However he did not add notability - and 20 minutes is more than sufficent IMHO to add notability rather than references. Userfying was the best
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Hiya. A good idea. My only reservation is that banners using the "usermessage" class of div as it confuses people into thinking they do have a message! An interesting one for you - I protected a page the other day and just couldn't get it to work right - I kept on getting the end date wrong and
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Sorry about the rather vague edit summary. I was trying to fix the support section for the RFA report, but it didn't seem to work, but it doesn't matter anyway because I've gone neutral. I was sure that I had opted out of automatic edit signing.... - Apologies for any inconvenience. Regards,
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The reason given for the original deletion — which resulted from discussion of a different article — was original research. However, the entire article was taken from the sources cited. I reviewed it again just now and can't find any "unpublished facts, arguments, speculation, and ideas";
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would have been so effective? 32 emails in one week! (Even if it does classify some as junk :P) I'm glad that I've been appointed after a nail biting and some might call, decision changing RFA, but if you ever need anything, just get in touch. The very best of luck for 2008 and beyond,
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I think that this is more the issue - you nominate based on one thing and then the candidate announces they want to work elsewhere with no experience at all!! Frustrating! As you say, I had very little article writing experience at my RfA so If I'd gone in with "I want to work at
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So, I am sorry, but I continue to hold the opinion you are mistaken to think you should be deciding whether articles should be deleted based on their contents at the time of their nomination. I continue to hold the opinion that your decision should have been based on whether
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used to be much clearer on this. It used to have a table that very clearly spelled out how to react to problems in articles for which deletion should not be considered an option. It used to spell out, more clearly, that everyone -- nominators, those voicing an opinion in the
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this band was notable. Dusoft thought he had satisfied the notability requirement, by supplying more references. I am completely confident he made that comment in good faith. I strongly believe he deserved to have someone politely explain that the article did not yet comply.
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So, why didn't I just initiate a deletion review. Well, I did that. It should have been clear cut. But it was a very aggravating drain on my time. It was a very unpleasant surprise to learn that after the deletion review I had to face the very unpleasant time drain of an
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This is a justification I have heard variations of dozens of times since then. It is a justification I had differed with, in all its variations. IMO it is absolutely essential that everyone who is trying to enforce policy fully comply with policy in their
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Haha! Americans are probably the worst when it comes to foreign languages, not the Britons! I don't mind a communication delay for the most part. You're very kind. Thank you. I'm currently making a special Barnstar for you in Power Point, so stay tuned! —
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Thank you for being so helpful and agreeable. Knowledge (XXG) needs more level-headed administrators like you. Yes, I've reviewed the sources carefully to be sure that they actually support the article. Best wishes to you too and have a great day!
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and other valid-looking liscenses. He wasn't explaining why he was changing the liscenses, on the talk page. And he wasn't informing the uploaders. I asked him to explain what he was doing. He said he was sure the uploaders were putting bogus
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liscense were allowed. In the winter of 2005 there was a policy change announcing that uploading new images with a noncommercial liscense would no longer be allowed, and that volunteers would start pruning the existing images with noncommercial
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Personally, I would far rather have quality control patrollers who fully complied with policy themselves, at the cost of cruft sticking around a bit longer, than have "efficient" patrollers who set a bad example by skipping full compliance with
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that is unfavorable to Maddox, the result does not read as an article, but a set of bullet points which do not even form grammatical sentences. Further, it is hard not to suspect that this "bullet point" style has been chosen specifically to
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You beat me to removing that symbol you added, which I was going to do because of the transclusion on a couple others' pages. I thought about adding that "talk" symbol but than it looked kind of weird with the "no" symbol on top of that...
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either he meant he would work at AfD only once he was ready, or that he only made the comment to make himself seem more rounded. I nominated him as a potential vandal-fighting admin; I didn't expect him to say he would get involved in AfD.
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Keith, I've commented on the talk page. I'm really busy today and just quickly popped on to do a couple of things, so I'm really sorry I can't help further at the moment. I'll check back on it though. Sorry again not to be more helpfull.
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I did find some unsourced statements in the article, so I sourced them before returning the article to Knowledge (XXG). I think every idea in the article is now referenced. Just let me know if you still think that changes should be made.
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back in late 2005 or early 2006. I had never heard about it, and had no idea why counter-terrorism analysts asserted an alleged association between an individual and the Tabligh movement was grounds for detention in Guantanamo. The
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entry at the Help Desk as well as the disambiguation page but I'm starting to slip down the rabbit hole and sense this simple action is going to take me a long time to figure out. THANKS SO MUCH for any assistance you can offer!
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merited coverage. I continue to hold the opinion that all your decisions on deletion, whether as a nominator, discussion participant, or closing admin, should be based on the topic of the article, not the current state of the
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and myself. As this does not appear to be the correct way of handling the different entities involved. The discussion took place before Christmas and then all of a sudden yesterday the page was unilaterally moved. Since which
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Hi. I see that my Rollback permission request was deleted, following a note from you of "Malformed Request." It said "reason below", but I couldn't find it. I'm not sure what the situation is. Could you explain? Thanks.
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Now, maybe I am wrong, but I am concerned over your interpretation of policy -- that we are supposed to base our conclusions on whether articles merit deletion on the articles' current state, not on the importance of the
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Maddox used for arguing his cases and his causes; since that is undeniably part of a complete picture of the man, I do not think that this is a very good change. Would you please take a look and see what you think? --
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Our edits have probably crossed each other, but I just wanted to remind you that normally we can't G12 articles when there's an assertion of copyright :) We need to blank and wait the mandatory 7 days. Cheers! --
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Smith says that Jones committed plagiarism by copying references from another book. Jones denies this, and says it's acceptable scholarly practice to use other people's books to find new references.
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You know, I kind of depend on you to tell me when I'm ready for things -- am I ready to "pay it forward" and adopt a wannabe-administrator? I'm starting to think it's time I made you proud.
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who all offered to do co-nominations, but I unfortunately had to decline. I had all these funny ideas that it would fail again, and I was prepared for the worst, but at least it showed that
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didn't know why - then I remembered to type it in American fashion and it worked! He! So you're totally right that we need to remember the difference between Brit and US day/month format!
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Hi, dropping by for that help that you said was available. I have to declare an interest so stepping aside a bit I wondered if you would take a look at a move that took place yesterday.
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user to me doesnt meet the requirement of need, looking through the contribs I see lots of AWB edits adding and removing space I dont see any vandalism reverts and was about to decline.
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today, apparently because there is something "outdated" about the template used to protect it, not because the issues which called for the protection of the article had been resolved.
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of the article without need to reprotect it. If you feel the changes done are detrimental feel free to ammend them again, but please can consensus be achieved via talk first. Thanks.
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No. I deleted because the article failed to assert notability. Please remember that whilst discussion is great, an admin, at the end of the day, makes the decision based on the text
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tag. I know 38 minutes is not long enough. So I know 20 minutes is not sufficient. And as I pointed out before, you really only allowed a dozen minutes from Dusoft's last note.
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I hope you don't mind, but I reduce this guy's block to two days. A few people at AN/I (well, you started the thread) apparently wanted that; he requested unblock because he was "
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There is also some background, but this is taken from the sources as well. Again, just let me know if you still feel that changes are needed. Thank you for your consideration.
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Your deletion was less than twenty minutes after the newbie showed they needed help -- help which the nominator didn't seem to think they had any obligation to supply.
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he had supplied information to demonstrate the band's notability. You concluded the deletion because the details he supplied missed explicitly stating that key word
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Majorly and I don't always see eye to eye, but I like him a lot and occasionally you've got to have a bit of fun round here! As for the <insert word here: -->
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could have been avoided if the nominator and concluding administrator had each spent a fraction of a minute thinking about complying more fully with policy.
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Hi again, Pedro! I remembered that you're British, and I was wondering if you would like a template I made that you can put in your userspace. It's called
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asserting there was permission from the copyright holder. I'd just removed the speedy tag after seeing this in the deletion log when I went to delete it. —
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I'll try my very hardest... I'm only a timid person in real life though, you might frighten me! :D Seriously though, it would be nice to meet eventually.
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The protection ended as I had preset it to expire on the 6th, and the bot just removed the template. I am hoping that this can be sorted out on the
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tag before an overly hasty administrator deleted the article. This overly hasty administrator's deletion was 38 minutes after my placement of the
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Hi there, I noticed you expressed interest in the Birmingham meetup last October. Just letting you know, another UK meetup is in planning stages,
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would be under PD liscenses. I noticed the efforts of these volunteers doing the pruning. I found one guy who was changing liscenses, from
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There is a phenomenon I first became aware of two years ago. Prior to the winter of 2005 images that were from a site that had some kind of
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So when are you joining? :P SonOfPedro is a valued member, of course, but we can always use more admins taking pictures in bathrobes! Haha.
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I'm sorry you feel that way and hope that by restoring the article to user space pending improvement I have not lost a "newbie". Best.
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Cheers buddy. I saw the old ANI discussion about my original block, and I know some felt that it was a bit faithless. But sometimes
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You suggested 20 minutes was plenty of time for a contributor to assert notability? I hadn't finished my justification of my
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you were just plain wrong deleting it as I have cited few local newspapers that should satisfy any request for reliability. --
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If you remain convinced that policy supports your interpretation, that conclusions about deletion should not be based on
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Ah. Thanks very much. Can you tell me what was malformed about my request so I don't repeat the error? Thanks again.
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allegations. They had objected. But the material kept being deleted, so I assembled my notes, and started working on
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was successful at 64/1/2! Many thanks for your participation and I will endeavor to meet your expectations. Cheers,
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Knowledge (XXG)'s original research policy presents the passage above specifically as an example of "good editing" (
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This particularly concerns me because I think we are agreed that the effort necessary to satisfy the clause of
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Ha! With my new Knowledge (XXG) mug and T-shirt as well - just need Wife Of Pedro to take the snap shot!
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article was then very weak. It was totally unreferenced, and subject to revision wars and contentious
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isn't. I really admire the way you've approached this though, and how calm and accepting you've been.
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Thankyou for doing that for me. I figure it's better to be safe than sorry for such things! Cheers,
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I would like to personally thank you (again) for nominating me, I hope I meet your expectations.
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This page is about the not for profit group. For information on the band of the same name, see
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all inspired me to run for a second candidacy. I would also like to make a special mention to
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I'm sorry you feel this way, but all I can do is assure you that this is a misunderstanding.
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I uploaded a smaller version over yours. Looks good. Feel free to revert if you want to.
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just before going to bed then had second thoughts this morning. Looks like take it to
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Don't forget the thumbs up! :P So I'll be expecting that on my desk shortly, shall I?
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time to fully comply it would make his vandal fighting efforts much less effective.
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I'll give it a go over the weekend if I have five mins. No worries. Cheers buddy.
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Obviously the links will go blue when you create the article. Hope that helps.
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present form since my deletions keep getting reverted. Your input is welcome.
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I'm particularly grateful for your full analysis of my contributions. Cheers.
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All the waste of time and aggravation arising from the deletion review and
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work, and that was my main area of interest and I said so in my Q1.
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I checked all relevant conversations and found the article failed
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could be expected of you, and I think you should have done more.
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Thanks! Wife Of Pedro and I think so too, but we are biased!!!
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It's not the colors of the usermessage boxes anymore! —
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You're welcome: you definitely deserved that award. :)
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Thanks! That kind of things happened to me too :) --
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No problem, a bit of vindication is always nice. :)
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candidate, along with good advice. Thank you Pedro.
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User talk:Pedro
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Lankiveil
talk
13:15, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Majorly's userpage
Rt
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16:31, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Pedro
 Chat 
16:34, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Rt
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16:41, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Livadia (yacht)
lucasbfr
22:09, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
lucasbfr
23:07, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
User:FortKent
jj137
00:52, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
Ellery Queen
Accounting4Taste
talk
16:12, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
here
Majorly
talk

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