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Historians such as Henry Reynolds (who is usually diametrically opposed to Windschuttle) also tend to believe blackbirding was not common. In WAP, Windschuttle does not deny that blackbirding (ie recruitment by force, by kidnapping, by trickery) happened. He argues that there were a very limited number of instances of such criminal behaviour and that the recruitment of South Sea islander labour wound up being tightly regulated by the colonial governments (particularly Queensland) to prevent it. He argues that most recruitment was voluntary as evidenced by the fact that the same ships were able to keep visiting and recruiting at the same islands over and over again (if they'd behaved criminally on a previous visit wouldn't the locals have remembered?). Also there is evidence that particular islanders signed up for more than one 'tour of duty', ie they went one time, made some money, came home and later went back to make some more money.

3393:) but keeping them grey. I know what you mean about the tables - they require all that coding, and I don't know how to test it in the sandbox either - but I don't think having a couple of grey ones is a problem. As far as I am aware (and correct me if I'm wrong here) the "Independent Liberal" or "Independent Labor" terms have never appeared on ballot papers (I know, of course, that no party names would have appeared until relatively recently), and I don't think that the parliaments have ever formally recognised them as anything other than Independents. Having said that, it is undoubtedly true that convention is to give them the Ind Lib or Ind Lab designation. I think we've got two different, valid approaches here, and I agree that we're unlikely to get too much response from 3299:

chronologically - which took ages in itself - and am now going through the process of transforming them into lists. The NSW Parliament site's inconsistencies make it harder sometimes, too, plus occasionally they just forget to mention which party an MP was from and I have to assume they were an independent (any independents in the tables should therefore be taken with a grain of salt). Should be easy enough back to 1934, though - before that there were no fixed terms, so it'll be chaos. Still a way off though!

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its history been, a very "broad church". The Ella brothers and many other state-educated players from varying ethnic, faith and socio-economic backgrounds can attest to that. I suspect you are right when you say the position wasn't put out to tender but all the Sydney clubs at the time had doctors and all would have been possible contenders for the role that John undertook so the pool of talent available for selection would have been considerable. He was appointed and undertook the job with distinction.

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really interesting in that they're a completely mixed bag. The best result is Eden-Monaro, where Denzil Macarthur-Onslow got 21.7% and came second (beating the sitting UAP member), and they also reached double figures in Parkes and Parramatta. The rest of the results are below 6% (some even below 2%), with no apparent geographic correlation, which makes me think that a great deal depended on the candidate. (

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and beyond the call of duty while providing life changing , life saving interventions over the road in an ambulance on a 40 mile + run to a higher level of care hospital that turned this patient around. The patient went from near death to being discharged home a few weeks later. The award is being presented by Bruce Jenner in Washington DC on May 3 2009.

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be nice to get them done myself. But by all means join in if you enjoy results. I mean, unlike most people, I do actually enjoy them - you find the strangest results here and there (the Greens topped 10% in Capricornia in 1990!). Sounds like you've got your work cut out with NSW MPs anyway though ...

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OK. I'll try and get some done when I'm tired of doing election results and need a break. (And the LC was indeed frustratingly vague before direct election - I remember a blog post from Antony a while ago that made it seem as though he was still working on the LC elections (including pre-1978), but I

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Just a heads-up - your description of the Brookfield casual vacancy in your by-election table is incorrect. Brookfield had two running mates from his rebel Labor party, one of whom would have been easily elected had a countback been held, and the other which would have been elected had the government

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Hello, thank you for your concern about this page, however, The Wild Soosh I am referring to is actually myself. I am in no way demeaning or threatening or poking fun at anybody, not even myself. I think if the page was re-read that would be clear. Can you please let me know what I can do to fix this

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No probs, if you have similar buried attacks in future you can replace them with {{courtesy}} that way the diff shows the admin exactly what the attack was, and if anyone else wanders by before the page is deleted they won't see the attack. PS When you go back and sign your comment on mytalk page you

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I understand your reasoning for deletion. I am the person in this autobiography....as you are well versed on the Joules360 nick as being the highest setting on the monophasic defibrillator. I understand that there is no "Stars of Life" noted in wikipedia. I wonder if I could do a write up on that and

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The AfD process seems a little confusing to me, can you tell me what happened with this article vs what should have happened? I would have taken it to the AfD process once the speedy deletion was yanked, but wasn't sure how to do it. (Yes. I've read the instructions, but those seem unclear.) Any help

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I see you recently came back to work on speedy deletion tagging after a long absense; welcome back. One thing people mentioned before you left that's still true: always make an edit summary saying that you're proposing that the article be deleted, and don't tag an article for speedy deletion without

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Hi Bainer, I am new to Knowledge (XXG) and don't know the protocols. I think the amount of blackbirding is controversial amongst historians. Windschuttle (the WAP 2004) denies it happened at all. The main referenced claims of blackbirding come from Peter Corris' Passage, Port and Plantation MUP 1973.

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Heh, thanks. You two have done an amazing job too - it's been pretty light going in the 80s. Sorry I'm taking so long ... I'm trying to do MLCs as well, which is slowing me down a bit. By all means start going back before 1950 - I was going to suggest that next anyway! (As to election results - it's

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didn't have articles in an article that I for goodness sake came accross (I go deep into the unknown). So I haven't been at this long but it is prety simple just copy and paste from the parliamentary website. But I got carried away and went into successors and predessessors. My brother also competed

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Man, there's nothing worse on this site than a guy like that who just keeps on keeping on without the slightest acknowledgement of other editors. Are all those redirects you had to make necessary? I'm only asking as someone completely unfamiliar with Krishna Consciousness and whether all thos "HH"

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Hi Porturology, I've just deleted a bio that you nominated for deletion, but can I just make two little points? Firstly when there are negative things in a bio please don't quote them when you warn the author as the warning itself is publicly on the Internet. Secondly attack pages are worth tagging

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Hi I am just wondering why it is going to be deleted? I have put some solid effort in with citing and referencing and think it's worthy of being there to let people know what is happening in the community and what Billy Moore is also up to. I also think it adds value to people who would like to know

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We looked at it in a subject taught by Keir Reeves, Anna Clark (Manning's granddaughter) and Pat Grimshaw at Melbourne Uni. We looked at the Windschuttle/Reynolds business aswell (Anna co-wrote the book on the History Wars). I'd have to dig up the materials to check out figures, but Pat Grimshaw has

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Nominations for awards within the Order of Australia require a nominator and seven other referees. Those nominations are not made public and so I have no interest in idle gossip or one medico's opinion of another medico's personality. I would say in relation to this gossip that one nomination might

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Thank you for explaining your relationship with John. None of what you said seemed particularly relevant to the article or its deletion but it did convince me that your initial comment on the deletion page was rude and disrespectful. I also have a view of him personally but know that has no bearing

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Thanks for the reply! I have read through the deletion discussion and have tried to frame my arguments to contest the speedy deletion with reference to the moderator's complaint re: notability. It seems like a long shot, but I figure this is a good way to learn more about how Knowledge (XXG) works

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I am new to Knowledge (XXG) and have created a page for Laura Massey that you tagged for speedy deletion. Can you please provide me with an explanation as to why I am not allowed to create this page? The message I got referred to an earlier deletion debate/discussion that took place -- would I be

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That's interesting about the two E Whites (I didn't get the links - I'd need to be logged on - but I got the drift, thanks anyway). My source only mentioned Eric, so it may be in error. I've had a look through the LDP's results in the 1943 federal election, where they contested nine seats, and it's

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Wow - that's a big task; good luck! I got them back to 1988 myself, and I may try and go back a bit further to help you out, although my current pressing task is to get federal election results done before the federal election. I think we've both got uphill battles ahead of us, but here's hoping we

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He is officially a pro boxer and should have his own page. If that doesn't deserve to be an article I don't know what does anymore. You may not follow boxing, but people who do would be outraged that he doesn't have an article. I was going to add more to the article today, but SOMEONE had to delete

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Yes it was amateur and an old boys' network because most sport was amateur until recently and it was a boys sport until recently as well. If you are referring to an old boys' network in the sense of some elite and rarefied GPS/CAS clique then you are misguided. Rugby in NSW is, and has for most of

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Manual labor, I'm afraid. The footnotes are pretty easy - just a matter of copy/paste. The disambiguation's a bit more of a pain. I'm sure there's an automated tool out there somewhere, but I do things old school - trying to work out how to use the tools is confusing enough that I just figure it's

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One other thing I wanted to ask - I notice for some of the early parliaments you've switched the footnotes over to a table system. I'm not opposed to using that; it's more sortable, for one; but in its current form it doesn't work with the automated footnotes, and also seems to struggle to explain

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Hey Porturology, no need to be over state your curiouisim we're human beings, but we are very sociologically curoius beings. I was born in the States but when I was young... very young... my father had to move us all to Australia for 5 years. I was 7 but have always had a keen intrest in politics,

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I thought this was notable as there is not much support of Men in Nursing on the prominent nurses wikipedia. Kenneth J. Kremer, RN, CCRN is a modern day role model for men in nursing. He also is receiving a "Stars of Life Award" by the American Ambulance Association for critical care nursing above

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Thanks for your response. I tend to agree with you that bringing in thw White Australia Policy could muddy things a bit and am happy to leave it out. In practice though, the WAP was specifically used to target indigenous australians - I remember an illustration from a school textbook that showed

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My bad. I understand. I was trying to publish this in my sandbox, but, I guess I inadvertantly selected the incorrect location. There is historical merit to this article, but, I obviously need to include that proof "up front". Someone else stepped in and saved it to my sandbox which I greatly

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By the way, I've found in the past that it's a good idea to add the WikiProject tags (generally {{WPBiography}} and {{WP Australia}}) to the talkpages of articles you create (without rating them, of course, unless they're lists). Makes it a bit easier for the tireless people like Grahamec who do

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Ooh, tough one. (Hadn't seen the other Armstrong.) The first thing is to definitely have a disambiguation page at the (Australian politician) version. There's nothing wrong with having birth dates in this situation, although my personal preference would be for (Australian Liberal politician) and

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I was nine when we came home. Athol Richardson is causing me a lot a problems now, he wasn't just the Minister for Health, but also Social services, Labour and Industry, Colonial Treasurer and Deputy Leader of the Opposition. How the heck do I put them all into the info box? Or should I just put

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Just noticed this - NSW LC results prior to 1978 are a colossal pain in the butt to assemble, because there's indirect elections at random times, and I barely got further than a term before deciding it was all too hard and giving up. The big statistical register PDF should be enough to actually

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Yes - hard to imagine the SMH as a bastion of staunch conservatism, but so it once was. I figured that was what had happened with the copyedits (just minor grammatical stuff anyway) - should be sorted now. And yes, the LC lists are arduous indeed. I've compiled a Word document listing them all

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They're huge, aren't they? Yeah, that's the way I understand it. Plus people were always being appointed to the Legislative Council, and that necessitated by-elections too. When I was making the first couple I intended to include ministerial by-elections too, but that would have been just too

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The Storey government realised that under said quirky legislation, because Brookfield had supported Labor in confidence votes, they could ignore the existence of his running-mates altogether and nominate Jabez Wright, the defeated Official Labor member and a bitter opponent of Brookfield.

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Hello- , the ISIBL is one of the major school basketball leagues in Singapore. Featuring the biggest schools, good teams and attendents in their hundreds. Everyone associated with an international school knows about this which is 12,000+, possibly even more. Please let me keep it. Thanks.

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I am interested that you were taught that blackbirding was common - who was the lecturer? in any case I think the case for blackbirding is overdone in the WAP article. This article has already resulted in much argy-bargy but I feel it should be changed slightly - how do you do this?

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quite helpful. I get the feeling that redistribution tables are just one too many - we've already got the infobox, the results tables, the seats changing hands, the pendulums ... we need to get some text in there, or these articles will never be more than a collection of raw facts.

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son at paper airoplane olympics and we keep in touch. I was also in Australia three weeks ago and am yet to upload all the pictures I have taken, but that is besides the point, Im rambling now. I thought it was just a little slack to see that those articles didn't exist, especially

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Yes, I've left NSW politics aside to focus on federal at the moment - but I'll be back to it! As for redistributions ... I wonder if prose is not the best way to go. I know that NSW redistributions tend to be rather more sweeping than federal ones, but I find the summary at

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That committee reporting to the Governor-General based on a community nomination seems to be a far superior award system to a party political leader nominating his mates to the G-G. Irrespective of your view, or my view, of the system, it is the national award process in

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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge (XXG)'s policies and guidelines.

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Nice work with this article! I'm not sure about certain parts of the formatting (table form for the redistribution for example), but it's great to see this serious gap in NSW politics articles being filled! Anyway, this is just a quick note to let you know that there are

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1. Break the table and create a new one at that point. (That would be my preferred solution though it doesn't look as pretty) 2. Use colspan=2 on the two relevant fields to make them fit. This looks better but is less technically sound and may not work on some platforms.

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compile them if you work out all the details of whose term expired when, but it's going to be a nuisance. It's a shame that Antony Green's results page never arrived - considering that there's three elections in the next few months I dare say it won't be coming soon.

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Hello I noticed that you tagged some articles with "db-person" and then placed at the bottom you place "courtesy blank". I would just like to remind you that you can use db-attack for that purpose. Not trying to be offensive, just trying to remind you. Happy editing!

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RE the Independent Liberal colour - I'd be much happier with it the same as the normal Independent colour. Giving them a colour of their own implies that they're a party, when actually they're still independents, just using a slightly more specific term. Thoughts?

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Congratulations on getting every bio in the 1950-1953 parliament done, as well - that's a phenomenal effort, and I've been watching your progress and watchlisting them as they come along. It's fantastic now to see a page of blue links where you wouldn't expect it.

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I have spent my life listening to surgeons criticise the surgical prowess of other surgeons. If it was left to surgeons to chose surgeons for inclusion in Knowledge (XXG) I doubt we would have a surgeon listed - the same could of course be said for barristers and

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Congratulations on finishing the NSW member lists - an outstanding job on an absolutely enormous task. The lists are a fantastic resource and are a great addition, especially considering the currently impoverished state of NSW political articles. Exemplary work.

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appear to be an accident but three is definitely careless. If through this carelessness two hapless rural practitioners were honoured, then I am thrilled because I'm sure they are involved in their community in many ways over and above swiping a Medicare card.

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NSW Labor MPs were "Lang Labor" between 1931 and 1936. I don't know how we should show this, seeing as NSW Labor was the main Labor party in NSW and "Federal Labor" (which won no seats) was the breakaway. As such I've been leaving them as Labor. Thoughts?

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WAP propaganda including aborigines with foreigners (the justification was along the lines of "they don't deserve the country" - it went hand in hand with the concept of Terra Nullius) The closest illustration to show this idea I could find online was at

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gives the 1960 Brown's middle initial as L, which wouldn't match (although newspapers did get this kind of thing wrong sometimes). The official records would have a full middle name, which would hopefully put the issue beyond doubt (although if it

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for example has a separate table per decade. (I do intend to combine at least some of them at some point, but the handy thing about doing it that way is that one can have notes underneath.) So there is precedent for it having been done elsewhere.

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Hi, recently you added a delete think onto one of my pages. I don't really care; but if you'd like to read the book, I encourage you to; my friends think it's awesome! Don't worry, I'm not mad! I'll delete the page until I get it published. Bye!

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is a educational trust which runs a lot of institutions and KIIT University is a part of the group. So, the group can have a separate article. I am already editing the article, so that it becomes clear. Already explanation has been given at

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Do you know much about copyrights? If there is a picture of a member of parliament who died before 1950, and it is on the parliment website, is it okay to upload it to wikipedia if the person was deceased long before the copyright expired?

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guess it's a big task and he's not publishing it until he finishes. On a side note, aren't his Assembly pages at the NSW Parliament website fantastic? They often have interesting tidbits for bios that the Member register ignores, too.)

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Sounds like a plan (although we'll still overlap now and again, since some people served for ages). And by the way - any idea where we can get good lists for the Leg Council? (Or, even better, Leg Council election results/candidates?)

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and feel that it conclusively proves Moulton's notability for inclusion in Knowledge (XXG). I hope you will agree and assist me in it being reinstated irrespective of your personal view of the subject. As a team official for a

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for new ideas and that we need to be more forthcoming and open minded, rather than attacking new pages and themes that are not consistent with the traditional way of thinking and flag them for deletions. History has shown that

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What a great resource! Thanks for letting me know. I'll try and get back to the LC lists when the federal results are finalised (they're the most pressing task!) - and those lists should help with the early Council enormously.

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particularly Austral-American relations and politics (Im currently studying Political Science and American/ Australian relations throughtout the 20th/ 21st century at OSU. I was surfing the net after studying and came accross

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Hi, I just wanted to ask you why you deleted the reference to the White Aust Policy in the Dubbo page. I don't object to removing the reference per se, but I wanted to know your reasoning before doing anything else. Cheers!

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As an aside you might want to look at the history/contribs on the above user's userpage. The user lives in Australia. Kudos definitely due to them for constructing such an *elaborate* block-evading sockpuppet, mind you...

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Well, considering how quickly the three of us knocked over 1950-present, I reckon 1856 should be doable! (Although we should start including MLCs in there somehow, if we can ever work out the lists for them ...)

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By all means go ahead with elections ... ANU has both the 1856-1901 and the 1901-1970 registers in reference, so when I'm back there in a week or so I'll have a look at them. A great source for the elections is

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so I went ahead. If you would like me to stop that's not a problem. Or, if you would like to throw me a bone and give me some work that would be much appreciated. (Just if you would like the help). Thanking you

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For biographical articles, I generally add {{WPBiography|living=yes/no|politician-work-group=yes|listas=Lastname, Firstname}} and {{WP Australia|politics=yes|NSW=yes}}, which seems to cover it pretty well.

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some of the more complex events (like that parliament where there was a chain reaction of about six changes) - anyway, whichever system would we use, it'd be good to get things consistent across the pages.

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Please also use edit summaries, so that later people can see that you proposed it for deletion, or that people with the article on their watchlist can see that you're making a major change to the article.

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So let us celebrate him as a pioneer of a medical speciality especially given his founding chairmanship of the institute at Concord Hospital and for which he was honoured by his nation as read in his OAM

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I see you have been asked before, but it's obvously necessary to remind you again. Do not add tags which can get an article deleted (PROD, AFD) without mentioning this fact in the edit summary. Thanks.

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You didn't have to post the notice on my page, I just removed the speedy as A7 applies only to persons, websites and organizations, not their work (such as albums). You might also want to check out

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as {{db-attack}} that way they get deleted quicker as they go to the front of the queue, and also a more serious warning is generated. Thanks and once again good call on wanting it speedy deleted.

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heaps of work with article ratings (it puts them in all the categories of unassessed etc., not to mention the living= parameter in WPBio which categorises them into living or non-living people).

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Nice work! Caution needs to be taken using the SMH as a source though - the book I used said that it was ferociously aggressive towards the LDP and came close to running a vendetta against it.

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Sure, would be happy to! Will probably wait a few days - my computer is stuffed and I'm on an antique old Mac that's a pain in the butt to use, but once I have it back, I'll get stuck into it.

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I think there's a slight error in the results table - independent Labor and Lang Labor are listed as having exactly the same number of votes, with different percentages of the vote.

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Hey again, 3 of us study Austral-American relations, down from 5. Fortunately, I haven't had to endure much racisim whilst in Australia. When we lived in Australia we lived in

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Heh! You and Frickeg are the two writing regular contributions to my areas of interest, so I keep a pretty close watch on your contributions list. Noticed that you beat me to

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Hi there! Could you please tell me how you can tag a good looking and well formatted article about a band with 1400 Ghits for speedy deletion within only THREE minutes? --

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I have no idea how to explain that succinctly, though I'll probably write a couple of articles on the whole mess soon. Any idea how to incorporate that into the article?

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I did remove your comments as some of them weren't sentiments that I would want to remain on my page and I would be happy if you also removed my comments from your page.

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Doesn't it feel great to have achieved this? Just goes to show, I guess. I might start at 1900 and move forwards - that way I shouldn't run into either of you too much.

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if you think that that will be useful. However, please note that media for which a replacement could be created are not acceptable for use on Knowledge (XXG) (see

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When discussing someone's suitability for exclusion in Knowledge (XXG) it is only appropriate to discuss facts, not your view of their personality, dead or alive.

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If it's alright with you, I'm next going to start from 1930 and work back towards where you are, since I'm particularly interested in the Lang era. Is that okay?

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to have it moved by someone else. Also, if there are any other pages that you moved by copying and pasting, even if it was a long time ago, please list them at

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I think you make very valid points, especially considering the way they have often aligned themselves, but I'd personally rather show that by linking them (to

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It is not a personal attack, he was in on the joke too so hush ya gumsz. Delete it if you want I dont care really its only wikipedia nothing important really.

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Quick question - where did you source the common names for some of these 1930s-era MPs? There's some, like Wilf Ratcliffe, that I can't find any sources for.

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No worries - will do them as I go. And yes, by all means go ahead with elections - bit strange if we have articles on all the MLAs but not the elections.

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then just reference Kenneth J. Kremer, RN, CCRN as a recipient. What would I need to do that? The actual awards are not being presented until next month.

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Spread the goodness of cookies by adding {{subst:plate}} to someone's talk page, or eat these cookies on the giver's talk page with {{subst:munchplate}}.

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to add such warnings. It almost automates the issuing of warnings and such, and it ensures that you sign. Check it out. Please keep up the great work.

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And all of that did you find out in three minutes, incl. a little own research? You must be really fast! I'd like to point you to an interesting read at

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compare that to the last edit, with is about twice as complex. That being said, thanks for the warnings being issued. Most folks like you tend to use

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The instructions are not entirely clear, however they do say to revert to a previous non-copyvio verison if possible. There is a question in the

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I'm not questioning your judgment, so please do not think that, however, I am curious as to what it is in this article that is negative. Thanks,

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I've undone your speedy nomination and expanded the article a little bit with info I got from a Clusty search. Apparently this area has a high

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looks like another good place, has anyone ever thought about a template for all the NSW Ministers? It would make life a lot easier. Thanks,

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I have given references and external links then why is it being deleted. It is being used by +500, 000 trainers are you are deleting it.--

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books might be the best source after all. Hopefully I can get at them here as well (as I have shifted locations since we last spoke).

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say James that wouldn't settle the matter - after all there have been two Robert James Browns in the federal parliament - but if it

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Hello Porturology, and thanks for your work patrolling new changes. I am just informing you that I declined the speedy deletion of

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Hello Porturology, and thanks for your work patrolling new changes. I am just informing you that I have changed a page you tagged (

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In most cases, once your account is four days old and has ten edits, you should be able to move an article yourself using the

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Would be grand if you could repeat what you wrote on my talk page - should hopefully end this breathtakingly stupid argument.

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templates for deleting your subpages when you're done with them, since I saw you'd blanked your draft page in your contribs.

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up to you, of course. I've already done NSW, which is probably your main area of interest ... and, having come so far, it

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail. If you wish to participate, you are welcome to

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template. But as an album, this article is not eligible for speedy deletion under the A7 criterion. It was under the

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page? They are a major band within the Toronto ska scene quickly rising to the top recently becoming acquainted with

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I'll also try and help out a bit on this front, but am mad busy at the moment - hence my lack of activity lately.

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Don't mean to sound pushy and all, or rude, but I don in fact have the right to remove message from my talk page.

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Ultra-minor quibble - don't forget succession boxes! I'll try and help out adding them to the existing articles.

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Why did you copyvio the entire article? I didn't see any reason to think the opening paragraph was a problem.

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Hi! I would like to inform you that the Articles for Creation submission which was previously located here:

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Hi. Thanks for the vandal patrolling. It is really helpful to admins like myself when following up on

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Hello Porturology. It has been over six months since you last edited your article submission, entitled

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For these reasons I couldn't disagree with you more and hope that others will see sense and support a

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Malcolm Faser had the connections, interest and available time to be the Prime Minister of Australia.

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should be deleted in its current format (hence my PROD), I have disputed your speedy deletion tag of

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And speaking of NSW politics, feel like getting involved in a terribly silly discussion going on

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Looks like I was premature here - you've got most of them. By the way, any objections to moving

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and now that Im a little more interested in former New South Wales members I have come accross

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it. And come on he's following in his fathers footsteps and is going to get huge publicity.--

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I'm wondering if you might reconsider your opposition to this article. I have recently read

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This is my first time to make my work.please let me copy a photo so i can finish my work.

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talk page about sections but it isn't answered yet. (Last month I blanked a section in

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Hello, I "copied" the format of other Australian electoral division pages to create the

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I really don't see why you put a speedy deletion up. I just started working on it.

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I've had to decline the BLPPROD here because of the strict letter of

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hey, once all NSW MPs are done, feel like moving on to Victoria? ;)

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No harm done and a little zealousness won't hurt anyone. :-)

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verify that externally by one of the processes explained at

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Eck. Might have been an error - feel free to move it back!

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criterion that this article should have been tagged with a

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Orphaned non-free media (File:Cover of Anxious Nation.jpg)

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Knowledge (XXG) talk:Articles for creation/Anxious Nation

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Knowledge (XXG) talk:Articles for creation/Anxious Nation

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Knowledge (XXG) talk:Articles for creation/Anxious Nation

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Knowledge (XXG) talk:Articles for creation/Anxious Nation

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Knowledge (XXG):Articles for deletion/Ginger Snaps (band)

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to the article and state your intention on the article's

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Knowledge (XXG):Criteria_for_speedy_deletion/Proposal/3-C

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http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/pictoria/b/1/3/doc/b13818.shtml

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is now open until 23:59 on Monday, 2 December 2019. All

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Feel free to tell me about your relationship with John.

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to give your reasons, but be aware that once tagged for

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might want to reconsider the template you left there;-)

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