1006:. I wanted to show how my impression of you changed so much in the course of 12 hours! You are a superb at treating people who may have disagreed with you in the past, with persistent courtesy and respect. You're a great person to work with from across the aisle, and I applaud your patience. My initial impression of you was that you were a fellow noob with a vendetta against wikipedia! Then Sturat said a remark about admins disagreeing with us, and low and behold I resarched you're actually an admin! I then rethought everything and its just 3 minor happenings that made me conclude my first impression of you. As the day has went on, nothing else was consistent with those 3 flukes! You have won me over and I wholeheartedly believe your interests in this matter are pure. Also my explanation will resolve any misunderstanding you may have had. I want to write it without getting interrupted. Currently, I have 8 tabs open, and hitting refresh every 30 minutes.
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person who inserted the material originally to take the initiative and explain their reasons, and make arrangements with the copyright holder, if they want to put it back in. The editor removing the material may post a note about the removal on the original editor's talk page, and may also post links to help files when more information about copyrights can be found. But emailing a website owner on someone else's behalf? I doubt that happens, and could be regarded as tattling and interference if (as is usually the case) the website owner had no idea his site's content was being copied to WP. By the way, in your post at the
Village Pump, you gave good advice on how to declare a license at flikr, therefore you appear to be knowledgable about copyright declarations, so I don't know why you're now talking about edit summaries and such. That is definitely a step backward!
1941:(which isn't completely accurate since they are contingent, and the regulations can't syntax with a transitive verb, should be "the organizers" specify, or similar type of subject noun) and I've even put up a request for semi protection to prevent his further harrassment (but later withdrawn as he is an auto-confirmed user), plus his user page has stuff about sockpuppeting and harassment. Thanks for the tip about signing templates, I didn't know about that. The whole thing started on archive1 of talk:world chess championship 2008. (going back in time 48 hours now)-In contrast, I have treated this IP user
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pages, advice is given on how to declare that the author of the website has given permission for his content to be used on
Knowledge (XXG). One way is to change the copyright license on the website. Another is to email the Knowledge (XXG) foundation. (Follow-up clarification: these methods make it clear the website owner is giving permission; a message on a talk page can't be proven to come from the website owner; that is the difference.) Given those options, surely edit summaries and posts on talk pages are insufficient. So I stand by my statement that bad advice was being given.
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many copyright violation lawsuits that could shut down the site. Frankly, many people have expressed concerns that WP's rules may be too flexible, and could still leave them open to lawsuits. Some have said that they would be within their rights to make rules more strict by completely disallowing "non free" images, or by not making edits immediately available to all until they have been reviewed by admins. WP's current rules are a kind of compromise, in my opinion, and its hurdles are not there without good reason.
691:. As for molehills and mountains, I suppose the medical advice is just one of those perennial and perpetual topics at the desks' talk page. There are those who prefer to err on the side of caution, and those who prefer to err on the side of *ahem" perceived likelihood. It's better we talk (or shout) rather than edit war though, in my opinion. Even if and when we go in fallacious circles, at least it stays in the backroom. Again, welcome, and looking forward to seeing your answers at the desks! ---
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reverting a little bit of vandalism (I have a thousand-page watchlist) is a good way to clear my head for other tasks or kill a few minutes of dead time. (At home, my computer is next to the kitchen and not far from the television; I can do an edit or two while I'm waiting for the oven to preheat or during a commercial break. At work, I've often got periods of time from three to ten minutes long to kill during an experiment, and sometimes
Knowledge (XXG) fills those gaps.)
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second front, which exposes his intentions. The effect is lost now, if he reads this, but the underlying message I was trying to emanate was "if you want to have the say-so on how the article is written, why spend several hours debating it with sentriclecub, when he says you can have it for free if you make an account which takes 30 seconds? Why would you rather do the more difficult route, if its not simply to tie up
Sentriclecub's time and harass him".
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recently asked what people thought about the new Cuil search engine. The proper response is a reminder that the reference desk is not a place for opinions or debate. It is for the request and offer of references. It is nice for it to be informal, allowing comments to stray from strictly academic references. However, it has gone down the road of opinions and debates in the past and the regular users don't want it to go back.
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manned by proven accredited professionals. I know a world-wide highly respected and heavily published expert in hypertension that uses
Knowledge (XXG). Imagine being able to ask him questions about hypertension whenever you like. As it is, he can claim to be a hypertension expert, but it is just a claim. So, on Knowledge (XXG), his opinions on hypertension have no more weight than anyone else's.
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that, but that's how your post reads. And by the way, pointing him to that page is not calling him a spammer. The title is clearly in the context of "how to avoid being a spammer without really intending to be one". The article is not intended to tell off genuine, malicious spammers; it is intended to explain the rules at
Knowledge (XXG). It merely has a whimsical title.
886:. I doubt very much that user Bowlhover "accidentally" replied; I am confident that he or she replied quite deliberately. If you feel a discussion has reached the end of its productive life you are free to no longer participate. I do not believe you have the right to insist that no one else comment, nor to delete their comments. I have restored the comment you deleted. -
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arguments and proceeded with delivering only my message. I wanted to try to tell you personally if I could move your post either to the top of the series, or to my/your talkpage. If you see, I've spent soooooo much time this morning trying to wrap this up. I've left messages on 6 people's forums, trying to work behind the scenes to get those who believe they are
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approach to a subject, then when you get to the problems set, they look way harder than the formulas and walk-throughs, but when you really focus on it, and look back to the formulas--everything's there, and all you need is in just the short few pages. It has helped me understand that the power of math lies in creativity.
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it.) Instead of having a storm like the one you've just seen once every month or two, we'd have knock-down drag-out fights all over the Desk and
Noticeboards every other day. It was a miserable, unpleasant mess, and things mostly hum along smoothly now under the guidelines that were oh-so-painfully hammered out.
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a proceeding, including the passage of time for any statute/rule requiring a trial commence after so many days following an arrest/charge/complain/indictment/whatever. I'm including this in your own talk page and the WikiProject:Law discussion, as the issue was not raised on the article's talk page.
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You're either talking about a non-federal USA speedy trial provision, or more likely, a statutory time to trial provision. Under the constitution of the USA, there is no set time for when speedy trial becomes an issue. At any rate, whatever jurisdiction you're looking at, I believe you'll find that
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Trying to camouflage a content dispute by picking a new fight is a bad practice, and likely to lead to an escalating spiral of bickering. Don't you wonder if he's thinking to himself, "Who is this
Sentriclecub, and why the hell would he waste hours of his time pretending to care about this article's
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it). Secondly, this seemingly senseless edit war between is observed by other chess editors on the WCC2008 article, and if I can't give subtle hints that he may just be out to harass me, then I'd be forced to answer every ad nauseum attack he throws at me on the talk page. I try to divert it into a
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I take it you agree with the original poster, that
Knowledge (XXG)'s rules are "unnecessarily rigid and counterproductive". I take the opposite view. WP's rules are what they are, because the WP foundation's legal advisors are concerned that with so many articles on WP, they could be inundated with
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Next you say he could fix the problem in an edit summary, or by putting a note on the talk page. I've never heard of declaring copyright details on an edit summary, and I can't imagine it would hold any weight legally. That's why all these rules exist at
Knowledge (XXG): for legal reasons. On help
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On the message you posted on my talk page, you said that my post seemed to interpret your post as advising the editor "to insert parts of text verbatim from his website, as 'chunks' scattered through various parts of the article." Well yes, that's what you seemed to be saying, which is why I pointed
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First, let me admit I am guilty of using a little sarcasm toward you. I shouldn't have done that with a stranger. If you and I knew each other, you would probably know there was no malice behind it, and in fact there was none. In my first reply, I said, "I'm sure he will appreciate your additional
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Peter Ballard, if you can recommend any improvements in the way I tackled the chessmetrics situation, share them with me so I can grow as a wikipedian. I still consider myself still a newbie. I only learned the mathLaTeXformulastuff a week ago. I have no knowledge of protocol and administration (such
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Don't rely on Stewart in this kind of thing. Stewart's is a standardized book on a standardized assembly-line type of subject matter in which you show your textbook's brilliant originality by making two or three minor changes from the standard format. He gets the standard stuff right, but isn't too
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I do it is a bit fuzzy. I think I started out because it seemed like a worthwhile projectâmy volunteer efforts had a tangible and immediate benefit. (You could ask the same question â and get roughly the same answer â about why I give blood. To be fair, Knowledge (XXG) hurts less and is more fun.)
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gives a good outline of the field; because it's multidisciplinary, the definition is necessarily fuzzy. I've worked with geneticists, organic chemists, biochemists, molecular biologists, 'hard' physicists (optics, acoustics, ionizing radiation), computer scientists, cell biologists, and neurologists
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There is a long-standing rule on the reference desk against offering diagnosis or treatment of medical conditions (as well as offering legal advice). There are no rules against providing medical references when asked for. The overall policy is to remove the question and all responses when a request
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Thanks to whoever wrote it, but yes, you are correct, I independently also concluded that one of the spamming campaigns was done for the benefit of Reckitt Benckiser, a huge fortune 500 company. Even their obscure toothpaste has its own wikipedia page and someone removed the afd tag immediately when
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argument, that way we don't have to convince each other (which seems impossible) and we can simply convince an editor who knows the difference between a B-class article and FA article. "Concensus" should be about more important things, that's why its ridiculous to try and solve this particular edit
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If you want to structure the discussion on the talk page, go ahead and do it. Copy his points to the bottom of the page, add (third- or fourth-level) section heads as necessary, and respond as you see fit. Don't ask him to do your heavy lifting. Right now, all I can see for certain is that you're
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who gave the neutral summary on Kainaw's RFC which had unanimous support for being well written, accurate and neutral. I criticized chessmetrics, and its author, and wikiproject:chess for letting chessmetrics spread to 40 chess articles before looking into chessmetrics notability. So anyone with a
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Look at what you're saying to this editor, and think about it. You're telling him that if he jumps through a particular hoop on your say-so â getting a Knowledge (XXG) account, something that's totally unrelated to an article about chess â you'll let him have his way in an article content dispute.
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after two top editors at the village pump said all he will ever amount to is a spammer. I just have never had someone hard to deal with before in my year on wikipedia. It doesn't bother me if he or she creates an account or not, but its my way to try and avoid spending hours defending every single
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I did not use the term "bad advice" to insult you, nor to make the process more difficult than it needs to be for the other person. It should be clear that I said what I said because I thought your advice was wrong, and could cause him troubles later on. You should not take this personally. If my
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The way I interpreted your post, you seemed to be telling the other person that he didn't have to be concerned about copyright concerns and advice given in the "how not to be a spammer" help page, because his website is so wonderful, it can exempt him from the rules. You probably didn't mean to say
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surprised if Mr. Breiding turns out to have any interest in adding anything to our articles except links to his own site. I've seen a lot of editors start out on the same track, and I can't think of one who turned into a real editor. My reaction is based on the fact that he has yet to add anything
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Hi there. You should be able to revert to that version (you don't need admin tools to do reverts). On the link you put on my talk page, click on the link "Revision as of 23:45, October 2, 2008", and then go to the "Edit this page" tab. You should get the edit screen with a warning along the lines
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Don't bother trying to justify yourself. It's almost always a waste of time. Even if I'm in the right, I find that retractions and apologies are very hard to get out of people on Knowledge (XXG) (and on Internet discussions in general). I'll do it occasionally, but generally it's better to ignore it
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For what it's worth, the process that we have â removing questions, and discussing them before restoring them â was a compromise established a year (two?) ago to try to keep a lid on the tension. (There's some really nasty stuff in the Ref Desk's talk page archives; I don't recommend wading through
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physician. On Knowledge (XXG), a personal expertise means very little. There has been multiple cases of a person claiming to be an accredited expert in one field or another and, in the end, being revealed to be neither accredited nor an expert. It would be nice if there was some sort of help desk
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The top is the owner of the middle level, who if we could identify this, we could trace fully the whole pyramid. As it is now, we're simply adding one domain at a time, and flagging one wikipedia spammer account at a time. I have heard that WP has some very sophisticated IP tools and what-not (I'm
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I've taken it off my watchlist, I almost posted to that page, a lengthy post outlining how I baited him, which would have been my official quits. I was actually finishing an email to you before I got the 3rr warning, but I'll take the day off and send you my thoughts, prior to the 3rr warning. It
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has to do with this. (For your reference, be aware that RfC's don't have 'arbiters', just random people who drop in â often editors with vested interests in the dispute.) Are you saying that 165.189.91.148 is a sockpuppet of one of that RfC's participants, logged out to harrass you? Or something
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on both his username talk page and his IP talk page. Besides, anyone who is so sensitive that my responses at the pump turns him away, probably couldn't cope with the routine give-and-take that is Knowledge (XXG). I will grant you that I might have left off the "How not to be a spammer" link, but
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Agreed, I was just trying to give the article a little bit more explanation for readers who are completely unfamiliar with the subject. I was just trying to restate the main idea, since the article isn't in too great of shape. Plus the reference about presidential polls isn't that helpful either.
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Thanks, do you have any recommendations on physics? I almost wish the physics book I'm using was a bit more like Stewart. But I do agree that I sometimes get the feeling that Stewart's book is written in such a way that "tricks" the reader into learning the material by using very harmless looking
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Hi Sentriclecub. I'm going to be a bit vague in answering some of your questions, because as an administrator I occasionally brush up against the crazier side of the Internet and I'd rather not directly link my real-world and Knowledge (XXG) identities. (I'm not suggesting that you're one of the
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Thanks for the clearifications. If I assumed that everyone understood indentations (which is pretty amazing when I see admin-discussion pages like RFB) then I dont have to worry about my post being misinterpreted. It will always respond to the one with a solo indentation less than mine. I'm glad
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I'll add my welcome to Sluzzelin's. Knowledge (XXG) has a number of 'landmine' issues that you often don't find out about until you've stepped on themâit's a very rough way to get into Knowledge (XXG), and I hope it doesn't damp your enthusiasm for the project for too long. As Sluzzelin says, the
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The middle level is "web design and online promotion companies" such as alchemyinteractive and webheads (identify and connecting all these are crucial, it was a huge leap that I was able to deduce that they are in-family companies, 100% identical, but they hide this fact), all based out of the same
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To at least some extent, we try to protect our writers from themselves. There are limits to what can be accomplished there, but we don't like to see our good-faith editors put in a position where they might feel responsible for harm to another person, or where they might get sued (legitimately or
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Hi there, I was also disappointed by Graft's response to your comment, I mentioned this to him and I'm sure he won't be so rude to you again. I'm sorry if you found this off-putting, but I assure you that it is not a common experience and is not an accepted way of talking to somebody on Wikipeida.
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because the syntax is terribly poor. I can think of 4 improvements right away, which better give the appropriate meaning. Style isn't something which is about concensus, especially whenever its a 3 ppl vs 1. The 1 editor can be shutout simply by insisting comment from the other two editors who
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the user around, and I keep trying to argue that I'll match his good gesture and allow him to have full say-so on how a section of the article is written if he will consider creating an account, since it will "clean up" his talk page image and if he's actually willing to yield on the minor issue,
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Thanks for your civil reply, I hope he has the opportunity to read this and sees how we discuss things neutrally and with a lot of care. Parks have the potential to be outstanding articles, they provide a real service to readers, and they don't require lots of human resources and are not full of
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There is another rule you'll come across as you learn the boundaries of what is acceptable on the reference desk. It is a reference desk, not an opinion desk or a discussion desk. People frequently come in and try to spark some sort of debate or gather random opinions. For example, a user just
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One last point, is that he or she acknowledges to know me from a chess article which I tried to get deleted (and an arbiter at Kainaw's RFC agreed with my chief reason: that being mentioned in a research paper by Mye and Young, does not satisfy notability; and that the only other references were
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Regarding your asking me to help you advise and encourage the other editor, to undo damage I've supposedly done, I still maintain I have said nothing to discourage him, and merely stated the facts about the way things work at Knowledge (XXG) for his benefit. I was only discouraging in the way I
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remove links. Next, belief that editors address copyright concerns by emailing website owners to ask if the copied text is okay with them, is completely contrary to what I've seen at Knowledge (XXG). When apparent copyright violations are found, they are removed immediately, and it's up to the
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Thanks for the feedback. Its going to be tough to figure out where on the continuum I should settle on between succinctness vs effectiveness. I honestly don't know what style of communication is optimal here on this website. Truthfully, I am an OCD perfectionist. Additionally, I imagine that
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Thanks for the advice. (I think you should sign your talk messages, even to IP editor talk pages.) I don't want to fight with you, but you bring a lot more drama to the chess articles than we are used to seeing, and I don't think it is helping the quality of the articles or the discussion. I
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I was in fact trying to email you about that. My post contradicts yours and I was hoping you'd reword in such a way that my post wouldn't be disrespectful of yours. Imagine if you thought I responded to your post and that I disregarded your propositions, you would think I brushed off all your
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I asked his permission, and sought yours. Review my edits within 30 seconds of both those you cited. With the second one, I even pre-typed both things in two word documents so that I could copy/paste them in an extrelely short lapse of time. Also, the sequencing was non sequiter because you
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No big deal, I hoped you would not go off on a side-tangent and try to dismiss my propositions. Please actually count that I've made 7 edits to the reference desk, I'm new, and am learning slowly. Sorry for our misunderstanding. Please re-read my original post. Thanks again, happy for your
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The amount of time I spend on Knowledge (XXG) in any given month varies widely. I find time to contribute to Knowledge (XXG) by neglecting my work and by neglecting my girlfriend, in various proportions. :D Somewhat less facetiously, I find that answering a couple of Ref Desk questions or
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There are people on Knowledge (XXG) who aren't necessarily the friendliest or most laid back. (Frankly, you're coming across as one of those people right now, and it's not pretty.) Some folks are inherently nitpicky. The guy doesn't necessarily have to have anything at all to do with
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contradicted and objected to your preceding advice, for which I apologize, but I still think it needed to be said. I don't have any advice for the editor, aside what I've already said. I think it's great that you are going to help him further, and hope it all works out fine.
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Chessmetricsâhe could have easily seen the references on your talk page and looked into it. He might have an opinion on the topic, but not be at all related to Chessmetrics or its author. You're seeing a conspiracy when it's probably just some fellow who disagrees with you.
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vested interest in the person or his research, would enjoy draining my time. Again, I've never had a problem with a user before who was nitpicky about my edits and gave me a hard time, until after the chessmetrics deletion discussion/kainaw's RFC which happened 3 weeks ago.
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It looks promising. Who knows what we'll see years from now? :) I've read that people are looking all over the earth for plants that might have some positive affect on people, including the jungles and the seas. I suspect there is a lot more to the ocean than the jungles.
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to me before you go trying to recruit a gang to attack me for my unethical, manipulative, conduct that sidesteps the bounds of ethics. I like to think of myself as a generally sensible, intelligent person, and formal, civil discussion really isn't over my head. Cheers,
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On my page, you said, "There are no editors who patrol articles on state parks, manually checking for copyright violations, and if there is I would hope that editor has enough judgment to email the website owner..." Well first of all, the posting started because someone
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and asking if it was a correct diagnosis. I explained my opinion that asking if a diagnosis is correct is equivalent to asking for a diagnosis - which is not allowed on the reference desk. Because it wasn't a blatant "Please diagnose me!" question, I didn't delete it.
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Definitely agreed. The genetic diversity in the sea is likely 10x that which exists in the rainforest. I believe that the pharmaceutical companies can afford whatever protective measures (bribes or by force) that which can be gained from exploring the rain forest.
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I did not realize you thought I was claiming you were practicing medicine. My comment on the RD was towards the questioner, not your answer. I thought you were here asking about the policy behind my answer, not against your answer. I completely misunderstood. --
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Does that make sense? Is that a good practice? Article content decisions should be decided solely on merit; we don't bribe other editors with editorial freedom in exchange for doing as we say. If you're involved in a content dispute, consider an article content
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you may be able to help there. Remember this is an encyclopedia, and that people search for information using a quite rudimentary interface. The odds on someone typing in an exact sequence as per your article title are basically non existent. Why not check out
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This post is not meant to initiate a discussion, so I do not plan to comment further on this matter. I will, however, post some feedback in the near future to some of the ideas that have been mentioned during this discussion in a distant, relevant RFA or RFB.
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with parks, and I wish we had more editors with sincere interests in building and developing articles on parks, which is probably my reason to wanting to believe the best about Mr. Breiding. I am a nature lover, and let me label this as my personal bias.
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You stated that the discussion needed to end, then you removed posts that continued the discussion. The fact that you then went to the editors in question and explained yourself, and that they did not protest, does not mean that this removal was
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I agree factually with what you said, however I don't believe you read what I wrote. You have out-responded me 3 words to 1, and have not met my proposition that counting teeth is to practicing medicine what playing starcraft is to hitting home
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take the time sometime in the days ahead to look through the guideline pages that I linked on the Ref Desk talk page. They should give you some idea of where we â on Knowledge (XXG) â have chosen to draw the boundaries that limit our answers.
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some guy that got banned because he was warned to register for an account and he was left with a warning at his ip# talk page, but when he registered the new account he made the same edit again (which he never received the warning addressed to
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was the edit which I can say connects him to the chessmetrics deletion discussion which resulted in Kainaw's RFC. I don't think he's a sockpuppet, but he or she certainly didn't want chessmetrics deleted, or believed Philcha's allegations
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When planning your comments, please try to generate light, not heat, and when you disagree, try to do so without being disagreeable. If you follow these practices, I think the team will respect you more and will be more open to your
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clearly decided that the point is worth several hours of your debating time, so why wouldn't he? Either the point is worth discussing, or you're both demonstrating poor judgementâbut no malice beyond that is necessary on his part
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There seems to be some confusion here. I didn't actually notice the kerfuffle above about 67.163.168.102 (though some conduct there is worrying as well; I have replied to your email). My concerns were over your interactions with
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By far our most important goal is to protect our readers from harm. We're supposed to be here for the good of humanity, and offering medical advice based on incomplete histories from unqualified editors just doesn't fit with that
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of "You are editing an old revision of this page. If you save it, any changes made since then will be removed." Simply save the page as is, and you'll revert the "main" version of the page to that particular version of it.
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else? You've as much as said that the IP isn't editing in good faith, but you're not supporting that with hard evidence, and as an outsider to the dispute I have trouble understanding what accusations you're making here.
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issue of medical advice is one that we want to treat sensitively on Knowledge (XXG), but we have a large number of editors who have a correspondingly large number of disparate opinions on how best to accomplish that.
2532:, yes, I did once say, "When I consider an admin candidate, the most important item I consider is whether I trust their judgement." However, I do not see these two sentences as contradictory. Please take a look at
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Please don't treat them that way. You can't order someone to get an account, and it's poor practice to declare that you're going to ignore another good-faith contributor solely because they haven't got a login.
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as what I ventured into with WP:PROD recently). After reading your talk page, you respond to people ideally the way I would like to. Fair, respectful, and effective. Any advice you give me, I will take literally.
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that it seems like most of the heavy-users on wikipedia would have understood my post was not replying to the one above mine, if I use correct indentation style. Thanks! WP is slowly earning my faith again.
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If you are to suggest an article for deletion, do it the right way. As I've mentioned before, Knowledge (XXG) help pages are pretty messy in places and it's an easy mistake to make. But for future reference:
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I just wanted to point out that in general - deleting other peoples on the 'talk pages' or 'forums' as you describe them can cause trouble.. and the 'rules' come down on the side of 'do not delete at all'.
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different niches of wikipedia all have different expecations for style and communication. I seem to do well in editing math articles, so I'll try to keep learning about wikipedia, a little bit at a time.
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that we should just let it slide and not to expand this meaninglessly further. The last thing I wanted was to start a 7th series of discussions if you took my post the wrong way. Maybe I should insert a
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Second, you have every right to express your opinions in that discussion even when they sharply disagree with mine. However, I do ask that you be respectful in your tone and refrain from dominating the
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I don't think it's really necessary or valuable on that page, but if it is, it definitely needs clarification. And I can't see how the symbolic expression adds any value. Do you want to rephrase it?
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I'll restore his post, but it gives the impression that it's written in good faith. But given this clarification, I don't risk readers skimming my talk page and believing his or her insinuations.
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Thanks for that link. I have 3 brothers that are going to get skin cancer from too much fishing, so I'm trying to learn enough about skin cancer risks so that they will listen to me! Thanks
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I think I understand the course of events - of course I am not 'angry' about this - don't worry about that, though deletions may have proved in the long term to have been helpful (who knows?)
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one from some time ago. I'd be curious to see if they've done anything else in that direction. BTW, I'm not a researcher or scientist, I'm just a guy who likes to read this stuff.
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written by the chessmetrics article) coupled with Philcha's message on the wikiproject chess that I have "an agenda". So it seems natural to speculate that he has the
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next time I'm going to put in the time for a meaningful, well written post? Hopefully, you don't think I'm a disruption, and that my explanation was satisfactory.
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