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screen near where the tags are displayed. Click on Cite This and then scroll to the very bottom and you will find a pre-formatted Knowledge (XXG) citation for the newspaper article. Just copy and paste it in - much less work for you *and* the URL in the citation is one that the National Library promises will be persistent. The one you copy and paste out of the address bar in your browser is not guaranteed persistent by the NLA (although they do appear persistent in practice) in their current system, but might not be if/when they roll out their new system. And Merry Christmas!

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this purpose. So if you see a lot of one-liner MLA stubs, please don't jump in and expand them (well, not until after next Monday). I need them pretty empty so the students don't have to work too hard to research new information to add to them as the focus of the class will be mechanics of Knowledge (XXG) editing rather than the researching so I need the researching part to be easy (point them at the former members website and maybe have them search for an obituary in Trove).

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Graves listings either under Ramo or Retzlaff (Richard Retzlaff was German and naturalised in 1905 and changed his surname to Ramo in the process). He has the birth of some sons registered as Retzlaff in NSW in the 1890s, so they are the right age for WW1 service, but it brings me no closer to finding any real sources that they died in World War 1 beyond a Roll of Honour entry supplied by Richard himself. So I did some Google searching and found this

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time when my research has turned up something very different to what they have said and they have amended some of the entries as a result. I don't think they are infallible, but they probably do have access to a wider range of sources, e.g. some parliamentary or Qld govt material that we can't access. Certainly they qualify as a "reliable source" I think.

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of the same standard, so what records you find from these earlier times is somewhat hit and miss. Yes, Thomas Bridges was buried on the date I claim -- it says so in the funeral notice in the newspaper (which is now available online -- I used microfilm originally -- so I can now add a citation onto the article).

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possible that I might have missed a politician if they already had an infobox for some other aspect of their life, e.g. playing cricket or something. I can create categories if they are missing a particular kind of infobox if desired. If this sort of thing is useful to you, let me know what you need.

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Hey - just wanted to say thanks for all the great work you're doing on Queensland state politicians. One thing, though - I don't think I agree with the changes you're making to navboxes. We are linking to the article on the electoral district, not an article entirely on members of that district, so I

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I think they have people doing historical research. A few years back the register of former members was only partially populated and now it seems complete, so I think it's been a project over the last few years (it may have been one of the Q150 projects originally?). I have emailed them from time to

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Hi, Rocketrod! I will be teaching Knowledge (XXG) edit training classes on Wed this week and Mon next week. About 20+ people involved. As part of this, I need to give each of the students an article to work on (I create a stub and let them take it from there). I was going to create Qld MLA stubs for

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Hi, Rocketrod1960! Yet again we seem to have some common interests! I have just been adding a few bits and pieces to your article on the Temple of Peace. However, I am perplexed by the three sons who died in WW1 -- they do not appear in the National Archives, the War Memorial or the Commonwealth War

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But to answer your question. The Brisbane City Council burial register is generally pretty good (apart from typos) from the time that the Council takes control of a cemetery, but Nundah (like most of the earlier cemeteries) was originally administered by private trustees, whose record-keeping wasn't

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Well done yourself on adding the men's category. Like you, I am quite surprised no-one had thought of it before. On first seeing the new category, my first thought was "this category must have existed and for some reason been deleted", and I looked for a discussion about it. But I can't find one,

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it; I know there are examples of both, but more of the latter. I don't feel incredibly strongly about it, but I mainly thought at least I'd be saving you a bit of work changing it over! But consistency would be nice, and I think not linking the full title is in line with international convention as

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I probably should add that it's not just for the digitised newspapers. All the components of Trove, e.g. books, journals, photos, etc have a "Cite This" (with books, you may have to look at specific editions as they are each cited differently). The placement of the Cite This varies on screen in the

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which contain the ones that need infoboxes still. I don't know if doing this helps you or not. It's relatively easy to create categories like this of sets of articles that do or don't have some particular feature. Note I only check if they have an infobox, not what kind of infobox it is. So it is

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I tracked down the author of the ADB article (a former colleague of a friend as it turned out) and the cremation was news to him; he said that edits were made to the ADB entry after he wrote it so maybe that is where the info came from. I guess the ADB entry originally said buried in Lutwyche and

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Howdy! The IP is at it again. I've reverted twice - now it's your turn if between us we're going to avoid 3RR. Also, I'm about to depart Adelaide for a holiday in Sydney, so I suspect wikipedia won't be high on my list of priorities for the next 3 or 4 weeks. Possible useful information for you:

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search (which, depending on how interesting the person, gets progressively more useful from the 70s), and have a flick through Google Books. I managed to do some quite detailed articles on some of the 1970s and early 1980s Qld pollies that way. (If you don't have Factiva, it's accessible with a

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Hi, Rocketrod! great work on adding the citations into the Boggo Road Gaol article. However, looking at the Trove citations, it looks like you are doing them manually. There's a much easier way. On each Trove newspaper article webpage, there is a "Cite This" button somewhere in the top left of

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is a shopkeeper and Seventh Day Adventist. He's part of our family and so I've done a certain amount of family history research on him, and he was a farmer, primarily fruit such as pineapples. I've never picked up his being SDA. Indeed, he doesn't seem to show up as having any strong religious

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started. My father, nephew, and a close workmate are all buried there and so once I have finished with Boggo Rd I am going to put some work into it. There are loads of famous people buried there, Vince Gair being maybe the most famous (Or in his case, infamous?) I have some photos as well so

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Your efforts in preserving the factual correctness of wikipedia are commendable. However, I must inform you the Michael James Gallagher entry on the Strabane page is infact a joke to begin with. My edit is actually more factual, seeing as he's the kind of person to add himself to the 'Notable

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different types of material but it's always there somewhere. So it's useful for things like adding Further Reading sections and when uploading photos to Commons (I just use the Cite This as the "source" field in the upload template). It really makes me so much productive. I love "Cite This"!

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commitments. He was married by Rev B. G. Wilson, who was a Baptist minister, so he might have been Baptist, but in those times, the marriage service was usually decided by the bride's family so it may say more about her family than about Thomas. So I am curious where this info came from?

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I've been off-wiki due to holidays for a number of months and was stunned to come back and look at the Qld MLAs and see you have finished them all! What can I say but "wow"! I know you've been working away for years on them and you must be glad to have finished! Congratulations!

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Buried in Lutwyche (which is confirmed by the funeral notice) and then later cremated. That is unusual; I wonder why. He's not listed in the Brisbane burial register (I guess they must strike people off if they dig them up). You learn something new every day with Knowledge (XXG)!

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I think I have fixed all those succession boxes now. Whenever you need to do something that is more or less "the same thing" on many different articles, it is often so much quicker and easier to do this in AutoWikiBrowser, so give me a yell if you think you have that situation.

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I have deleted his occupation and religion and left them blank. Does that government website rely on it's own records or people doing historical research? Have they told you why the did the renumbering? It is frustrating to say the least as it has happened at least twice now.

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http://books.google.com.au/books?id=4YWbbE5KpRIC&pg=PA222&lpg=PA222&dq=richard+ramo&source=bl&ots=OxD6J8HV9j&sig=U-bdJ8OE_G3iv5rqq8PSaU6Jp24&hl=en&sa=X&ei=5_-FUOuBCc-SiQenhoCQAw&ved=0CC4Q6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=richard%20ramo&f=false

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Hello, Prodded the hoax article you tried a speedy on, should have happened regardless of the reasons you used, but not much use causing a fuss. How do you find coordinates so quickly?? I think I must be technologically inept now and would like to know. Regards

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Hi Kerry, you are a lifesaver! I was getting bored doing it the manual way but now using the cite button has saved heaps of time! Using the B.C.C. grave finder has been a great help for this task as it helps getting correct names and dates of the hanging.

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For anyone who's post the Trove era, the parliamentary Hansard speeches made upon their death (if you can get hold of them) are probably the best sources you'll get - they're often a phenomenally useful source of information. For instance, the record when

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template as it indicates how the location should be displayed iconographically as well as the default scale for a map. I note that you have added coords to some schools and or tertiary institutions recently. These all should be marked as type:edu in the

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There might be a copy-and-paste error here as he seem to have started the Boiling Down Works in Rockhampton (same text as for Lambert) and there's no mention of this for Long on the Qld Parliament website (describes him as a sugarcane farmer).

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Oh boy, well I have never watched a Harry Potter movie in my life!! How embarrassing..... hahahahaha. Even though I haven't seen any Harry Potter I really should have smelt a rat with the name. I have given myself an uppercut for that one!

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No worries if you're done with him and would rather move on, but he's a really fascinating character who's been on my list for a while, and I won't have a chance to tackle that one for a fair while due to some personal commitments.

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I just read Hansard and the tributes to Fred Bromley. Very interesting indeed! I also noted it was the same day as Russ Hinze "retired" from parliament. You have now convinced me to look up more of Hansard about these pollies!

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Not a problem! Your work is great and the progress you've made is amazing, which is why I check your contributions most days to see what new ones you've gotten to - the least I can do is catch any typos along the way!

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of mine to an article that you recently added coords to. Note that your Southings were out by 4 degrees placing the bus station in the ocean between Gladstone and Rockhampton. For Australian places and landmarks, the

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I was going to go right back to the start and check references, add further information, etc and add the remaining members who do not have an article. I can revert the navboxes back to how they were if you agree?

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I am running edit training classes again on Monday and Tuesday (8/9 Feb). I will be creating 50 or so new Qld MLA articles for their use. So, again, please don't expand on any "one-liner" MLA articles like

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beyond what's already there, but there's a lot more about him online than what's listed - the memorial speeches in parliament after his death had a lot to say, there's a few articles in

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Thanks for all your efforts in adding coordinates to Australian articles. It helps a lot. May I just point out a few tips to hone your edits. The type parameter is important to the

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Let me give my congratulations as well. You should apply for (and should be granted) the rollback permission; it will make STiki slightly more efficient behind the scenes. Thanks,

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Thank you for the encouragement! Most Aussies seem to have no interest whatsoever in our history which is a crying shame. I would doubt if 5% of Queenslanders would know that

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tools, as having some issues to fix. Good start! I look forward to seeing this article expanded significantly with more information on Hungerford's personal life and career.

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They have his marriage wrong too. I will have to email them, but I might let it wait until I have finished my correspondence with them re the renumbering of that database.

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Rocketrod, if it helps, I can probably quickly fix these quickly in AutoWikiBrowser to save you the trouble of doing it manually. Let me know if you want me to do that.

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FYI, they all had sections once - someone ditched all the ones they deemed to be less important or smaller in a new "Other" section. I disagreed but never reverted it.

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Hi, thanks for your work, especialy on Qld politicians. Please note that we don't normally link common words (farmer, politician, etc), nor country-names (Australia).

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Hey. Further to above, when you're fixing broken links, rather than delinking clearly notable people it's better to fix the link (so, for William Paull, we might use

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Can you please stop delinking politicians currently without articles? That's creating hours worth of work for future editors, and there's no reason to be doing it.

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No worries, I took care of it. I do want to say that by and large the tidying up you're doing around early Queensland politics articles is terrific - great work!

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I edited over Col Bennett? AAAHHHHHhhhhh !! Thanks for fixing it up. I will go into more details for guys like Col Bennett, but it is a future task.

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Yikes! Thanks for picking that up. I guess that's what happens when one should have gone to bed earlier as opposed to editing on here. All fixed now.

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For truly excellent work on the Legislative Council biography articles, I hereby award you this brolga, the bird emblem of Queensland!

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Given your stated mission to add infoboxes to all the Qld MLA/MLCs, I used AutoWikiBrowser to create a couple of hidden categories:

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Thanks again for your work on these South Brisbane MPs - the MacGroarty article was fantastic and told me a bunch I didn't know!

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to get some hints and that article is laid out as I have been doing it. Saying that, I am happy to do it however consensus rules.

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Given our recent observations about political dynasties, it seems there is a Knowledge (XXG) page devoted to connecting them up.

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Hi Kerry, not a problem! Hopefully some of your students will get the urge to continue on with this type of editing. :)

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If you are interested in Thomas Bridges, it might be easier to discuss via email -- he's a relative of my husband -- I'm

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I probably should add that these categories need to manually removed once the infobox is added. There is no magic here.

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Point of order Mr/Madame Speakers! Whenever I am not sure on how to layout something or politicians I was looking at

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Hi there, I was doing it purely for aesthetic reasons, however you do make a good point! I have worked my way down to

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so I suspect it really is new! Welcome to Knowledge (XXG), by the way, I hope you enjoy contributing. Best wishes,

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Hi there, I should have thought of that myself!! I will go back and do exactly as you have suggested, renaming it

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Sorry, I think I clicked on the wrong button. This is an area I have not been on before here on Knowledge (XXG).

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You are doing amazing work on these Queensland MLCs and MLAs. So many redlinks are now articles. Well done!

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someone contacted ADB and had it corrected to include the cremation. I wonder who. Curiouser and curiouser.

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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on

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I have removed part of your addition to the above article, as it appears to have been directly copied from

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I hope you have a great Christmas as well and continue on with your excellent editing of Knowledge (XXG).

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guidelines. If you would like to participate in the discussion, you are invited to add your comments at

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is quite long. I tend to also just do a general Google in case anyone else has biographised them, do a

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As an Australian Wikipedian, your opinion is sought on a proposal to advocate for the introduction of

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Hmm.... If you are interested to pursue this little mystery further together, get in touch with me at

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For your contributions to Knowledge (XXG) and humanity in general, you are hereby granted the coveted

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Kerry, once again you are offering to get me out of strife!! I of course accept your kind offer. :)

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is a useful, reliable source. Once again, thanks for adding all those coords to Aussie articles.

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Christ, some of them have near-decade old dedicated articles, most completely unreferenced (i.e.

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You mean there is one existing or one required? There would be loads of work getting it done!!

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to Knowledge (XXG) at-large and your use of the tool. We hope you continue your ascent up the

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No problem, I am now doing them in the manner you suggested. Hope you had a good weekend!!

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Lovely to see you back at your Queensland pollie project - I had missed reading your work!

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Operation_Gold&diff=528463793&oldid=516204876

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Rocketing through the Queensland Legislative Assembly and Queensland Legislative Council!

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Excellent work on adding all the geocoordinate data missing from Queensland articles. -

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Thank you thank you thank you! Just Timothy O'Shea and Arthur Whittingham to go in the

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