User talk:StarryGrandma - Knowledge (XXG)

2674:, we have at the Marks article a case of the subject of the article concerned about changes to the article, many of which were unfortunate due to general unfamiliarity with how articles about professors are written. An editor incorrectly tagged references as when they were perfectly acceptable. (And that I had added to the article in 2015.) Another editor objected on the talk page to using the subject's reliably published peer-reviewed papers as sources for his scientific work when that is exactly what we do use as sources for scientists. Along with other misunderstandings of writing about scientists going on at the talk page, a big template at the top of the section mentioning "against Knowledge (XXG)'s inclusion policy" was not a help at this point. 826:

wikipedia asked for. Before doing that I have contacted the Knowledge (XXG) media office to inform about the conflict and they advised me on what to do, indeed in my page is enlightened that there is the conflict...I do not think this is a plagiarism, we did all the necessary steps to inform Knowledge (XXG) about the conflict...what I meant by the official channels is not this, I meant that there are references which I have also published in the new page that say that this discovery cannot be attributed to one single person, but to many and the collaboration. I am just trying to convey the message of what really happened and give the credibility to those who contribute to this discovery...anyway, thanks you very much for your help. Appreciate it

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being to get as many students through the course successfully as possible and the other being time - which is why students should be given priority in the review process. Perhaps you could appoint a special group of experienced editors to do the reviewing, but what shouldn't happen is the setting of different, lower standards for students from those that apply to other new editors. Encouraging students to move the article themselves is equally problematic. If Knowledge (XXG)'s Education team choose to continue in this vein, I can't do anything about it - but I don't intend to leave sub-standard articles in article space.

2479:. Subjects either have or do not have notability by Knowledge (XXG) standards. While "notability" usually means "worthy of being noticed", in Knowledge (XXG) it means "already has been noticed with published sources available". To have an article there must be several sources, each of which is reliably published, independent of the subject or his organization (not an interview with the subject, for example), and in-depth about the subject (not just a mention in an article about their organization or award). I haven't looked at the sources in the article, so I can't help you there. 2457:, I consider it an exceptional level of achievement (per ICPC wiki article: 52,709 students participated from 3,233 universities in 110 countries) and should at least contribute to (if not imply) notability. Only 3-4 teams get gold every year, compared to 300+ gold medals at the Olympics (every four years), where the same athlete can get five gold medals and, say, soccer teams have 22 members. There is some media coverage of the ICPC gold medalist every year, but it's kind of random and many articles mention universities rather than student names. WDYT? Thx 230: 2655:. I absolutely agree with you that a selected publications section is due there. The list of selected publications should be _much_ shorter, however, perhaps 3-4 papers rather than the 13. Hence, overly detailed. This is consistent with past general usage in other articles on academics that get attention of the community. For example, one could trim to the top-cited papers on GS, although I am not so confident that that is the right thing here. (But I am also not confident that the long list currently there is wisely chosen.) 3364:, very few companies are well enough known to have Knowledge (XXG) articles. This is an encyclopedia, not a business directory. Those companies that are well-known in their fields will have been written about in reliable publications by people entirely independent of the company. Interviews and press releases and other information provided by the company itself don't count. If those references exist, they are usually easy to find. In a quick look I don't see material like that about Advenser. See 3808: 3390: 2969: 857:, thank you for moving the material to the original article. Universities don't say much about plagiarism these days, but in my day it could get you expelled. Knowledge (XXG) is extremely careful about copying and copyright. Every word typed into a Knowledge (XXG) article is under a copyright owned by the editor who typed it, if they didn't copy it from someone else. And by clicking "Publish" that editor has agreed to license that material under 22: 2215: 559: 2882: 1801: 399: 2800:, I don't know. I wish my late husband were here to ask since he had been on a medical school faculty. His medical school considers those who were interns and residents at their teaching hospital as alumni, but not others in terms of eligibility for alumni awards. As for post-grad researchers and fellowships, they would not be faculty unless they had an actual faculty appointment. 3247:

have been in response to that recent book, its paperback release publicity, and the release of an illustrated edition for the 2023 Christmas season. Add an "Author" section to his book article and put all of his biographical information there. Change the existing redirect to point to that section. It is very likely as he does more research he will match one of the criteria at

3676:, I wasn't thinking of MOS:LEAD but of the fact that I it is easier to get an editor to add some context at this point rather than later. I had to do some digging (and I do have a PhD in physics), and added some context myself before making the comment. Thanks for checking for copyvio. I try to remember to do that but recognize it more when copied from faculty web pages. 2781:

dregree, but wonder if post-grads and fellows fall under "Harvard Medical School people" category, rather than alumni. Unless they are teaching at the same time which would make them "Harvard Medical School faculty". Do you know how scholars generally think about these relationships? Seems a bit of pufferly to claim it as an alma mater to me. Thanks.

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learning point is that these user-created sources are allowed in some instances with any category of article, despite my past AfD experience. Looks like there is just a stronger understanding and acceptance of this guideline in the niche of academics (And it was cool to learn some phrasing to try with future AfD discussions). I also found a

1760: 1961:, to answer your Teahouse question, the three single quotes added to the heading are what changed the font. That's the wikitext for bolding. The Visual Editor handles this automatically, but has limitations that make it not very useful for areas of Knowledge (XXG) that aren't articles. To edit source text, see 125:

to do so in the Midwest. Acceptance of the theory of evolution became more widespread in Yearly Meetings who moved toward liberal Christianity in the 19th and 20th centuries. However, creationism still persists within evangelical Friends Churches, particularly in East Africa and parts of the United States.

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Also, I want to clarfiy that I wan't indicating that you had a COI as an editor in this article, but rather that I wanted a third opinion regarding source you had used and/or approved. Apologies if I didn't explain that well or used the wrong phrasing. My intention was a talk page discussion, which I

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However, some young Friends such as John Wilhelm Rowntree and Edward Grubb supported Darwin's theories, using a doctrine of progressive revelation. In the United States, Joseph Moore taught the theory of evolution at the Quaker Earlham College as early as 1861. This made him one of the first teachers

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Ah, that makes sense! The link I removed is back now... and now that I look at it again, the author appears to be at Michigan State U, and both the IPs that added it originally geolocate to Michigan (I'd looked that up before to see if they might be the same person). There's something uncomfortably

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message for the course coordinator in hopes of getting better training for instructors up front for courses that produce biographies. Articles from the course were deleted last year, and the instructor was pinged to the discussions but probably is not often on Knowledge (XXG) so they went unnoticed.

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to discuss what the conflict is if necessary. Knowledge (XXG) is not interested in "official" channels, but in what is supported by reliable, in depth published scientific sources which are independent of those claiming discovery. Also your first version of the draft is a copy of the Odderon article

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Hi, I'm the person that accidentally turned all the s's into z's (sorry about that by the way), and I wanted to ask for permission before I make another edit on the page. This was the original change I made before I went on my mad alphabet spree. I was trying to tidy up the section on Evolution, and

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Sheldrake is young in the sense of being early scientific career with the likelihood of doing much more in his career. He is a research associate in a field in which he has yet to contribute much. But he has written a wonderful book which explains his field for the public. All the sources about him

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Physics seems to attract very intense people (even senior professors with many awards) who would like to expand their idiosyncratic ideas here. The Planck things come up in discussions of theories of everything, and understanding how the universe works stops being just intellectual. I think you are

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Dear StaryGrandma, I am reaching out to you - reading about your scientific background, and as a grandma - wisdom. I created a page for HealthTunes - a streaming musicmedicine platform. I thought that the links I provided are solid, and after double checking i.e UCLAHealth website, .gov and more -

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Thanks VERY MUCH to Starry Grandma for help with adding a reference. IT took me at lease 30 minutes of trial and error to get to this site to do this simple "thank you". Knowledge (XXG) is very unfriendly to novice contributors. I use it often as a reasonably reliable source of information but I

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review and I can't see any reason why this shouldn't also be true for students. Asking an instructor, who may themselves have very limited familiarity with Knowledge (XXG) guidelines, to grade their own students' work, is always going to be a problem as they have their own targets to work to - one

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Even after all these years online, it baffles me that people can be so confrontational about mathematical esoterica. I'm trying to keep a civil tongue in my head; please do call me out if I fail. (There has been some odd reverting and un-reverting in the edit history, which I can only guess at the

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The sources currently in the article meet none of those requirements and I can't find any that do. In depth means the source must be about HealthTunes, not just the concept of music therapy, and not just a mention of the topic. Reliable means in a peer-reviewed journal or a publication or website

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I am currently creating a list of Harvard Medical School alumni. I am finding that some people who completed post-gradaute research or fellowships at Harvard have the "Harvard Medical School alumni" catagory tags or list Harvard under alma mater in the infobox. I don't think alumni have to have a

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Instead of worrying about priority and papers, what the article should be about is the physics of the object, the interactions that show it exists, and the equipment that made the observations possible. The article doesn't even say in language a general reader can understand what an odderon is. A

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Dear StarryGrandma, thank you very much for your reply. We did not copy the page we just remade the page adding also the correct version of the truth. So you mean that everybody can say whatever they want because this is an encliopedia? I created my page to give credibility to the new version, as

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I saw your comments on the new page Odderon Discovery. We created a new page because there is a conflict with the information published in the other page which are in contradiction with the official channels of the TOTEM-DO Collaboration (CERN-Fermilab laboratories), who made the discovery of the

2629:, I was also the departmental micro computer trainer when I was at UNC. Think about that one for a minute! Thanks. I was finished ages ago, but he keeps asking for changes. I have tried to work through all of the requests but am now piggy in the middle over edits and decisions others are making. 1456:

You should not leave such articles in mainspace. Thank you for making the effort to check out all these articles. At AfC we often run into students from non-WikiEd courses and it is a problem. There are too few reviewers and we can't shepherd hundreds of students through the process. I've left a

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Thank you for starting the discussion on Knowledge (XXG) talk:Notability (academics), both for giving us access to those editors and for getting it away from the drama of the article talk page. I think we got some great feedback, both on what will and won't work with the cv in this instance. My

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Hi, sorry if the feedback is in some inadequate place or manner, I am not used to the medium. In a separate Knowledge (XXG)-article about "Svaton peaks" (a mountain ridge named after him), Svaton is referred to, with a link to a missing page. I have known him and I think that there are not many

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The theory of evolution described by Charles Darwin in On the Origin of Species (1859) was opposed by many Quakers in the 19th century, particularly by older evangelical Quakers who dominated the Religious Society of Friends in Great Britain. These older Quakers were both suspicious of Darwin's

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Different editors will have different opinions about what should be included in a publication section and how long it will be. In the absence of any discussion about the subject's work and professional development as a scientist, lacking in the Marks article currently, I think a longer list of

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I think we might be largely in agreement on articles on professors, and I'm not trying to source it like a celebrity article. I still think the publication list is over-long, but also see your point about it being especially difficult to trim in this case. Marks has indeed has a fair bit of

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As someone who fit that description once, I'd say that admiring students need a bucket of cold water from the outside. It's a learning experience. :-) I don't see why we ought to compromise on quality just because many writings of this general nature are circulated rather than published more

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Hi, it seems reasonable to add the information as an infobox to the "Svaton peaks" article instead of a separate page. I have edited it as I imagine a short infobox could look like. As you noted, Svaton's published scientific production was limited. Svaton's own history is unpublished and not

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that I obviously must have overlooked something,- I just do not know what. May I ask you to have a look on HealthTunes Knowledge (XXG) entry that was not accepted? HealthTunes strives to bring together evidence-based with alternative (Music Therapy) Thank you, Walter

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is an interview. While trade publications like Fast Company do publish feature articles that take an independent and critical look at a topic, most of their articles will rely heavily on the companies and people involved and are therefore not independent.

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Because I can't get it to work right either!!! I have no idea why. I thought it was because of linking to an open editing page with action=edit enabled.. In preview it looks fine. Anyway, on pages in the Knowledge (XXG) space Visual Editing isn't enabled.

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I wasn't able to respond to the help desk inquiry in time so I wanted to reach out and say thank you for helping me with the citation bar issue I was having! I haven't edited actively since 2013, so all of the changes over the last 9 years have thrown me

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I do not know of many academic biographies that are otherwise in good shape and that have 13 publications listed. Three is typical, five in rare cases. Thirteen is usually excessive. I'm excluding books here, which are of a somewhat different nature.

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article. Everything will need a reference, not just what you know. As a person with a geological place named after him it is great to have information about him there. Then I will accept the title of your draft as a redirect there.

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theory and believed natural selection could not explain life on its own. The influential Quaker scientist Edward Newman said that the theory was "not compatible with our notions of creation as delivered from the hands of a Creator".

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You wrote that the author is young and only has one book. I am not sure why age is relevant (unless you are suggesting the person will do more notable things in the future?), however, my question is about these guidelines:

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I do not see how to communicate with you directly but I would like help on how to communicate with you in the Tea House on improving my article on David Dunbar (mathematician) to get it accepted best regards, Mark Sanderson

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on this one. The publication list is a reasonable length and all of the journals are significant. There is no fluff there. Many biographical articles have a significantly longer list of publications. This is not atypical.

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or the kinds of sources that support them. This one was rejected as references not showing that the subject qualified for an article. But the references there were fine for meeting NPROF, and the awards showed notability.

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I am just wondering - as one other editor also suggested that "one book is not enough" - I suppose I do not understand why these guidelines do not apply. And, if they are incorrect- should they not be edited?

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You added helpful comment on Teahouse for me - and I have searched extensively and cannot find it back - so i am adding a question for you here. If you can link from here - can you please do that?

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While HealthTunes is certainly a wonderful thing to have available it does not appear to be eligible for a Knowledge (XXG) article. I suggest putting a brief description of it in the

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Sources do not need to be independent however to use them to add information about HealthTunes to the Werzowa article. Facts can be added using sources that aren't independent.

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Even having articles about professors is controversial at this time since they can't be sourced like those for celebrities. I am tired of always having to be on the defensive.

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Thanks. The problem with having a list of publications being the only way of seeing a scientist's development is that only other scientists can tell what is going on.

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The energy people put into grand theory-of-everything talk vastly exceeds the energy they'll devote to explaining basic concepts. It's kind of a drag. I have vague

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Well, that continues to go downhill. I'd take it to ANI at this point, but I have a bad taste in my mouth about drama boards. To be honest, I've been trying to

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when there is a redirect in the way of an acceptance, but specifically tells the patrolling admin to let you (the draft reviewer) take care of the actual move.

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with editorial control. Independent means not published by HeathTunes, its creators, or UCLA, and not resulting from an interview or a press release.

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possible to reference otherwise than personal communication. On the other side, this sentence is basically the reason for my submission. Regards mk

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people around with this information. Please consider either removing the link or having a second look, there is a lack of stringency. Regards mk

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Articles aren't required to be compliant with MOS:LEAD to be accepted at AfC. A bigger issue with this article is the unattributed copying from

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has a nice balance between describing her research in the text and providing a short list of publications. I wish more articles were like that.

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notable-appearing work. I will try to eventually cut the section down wisely, but will have to think more carefully about it; I won't retag.

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Cannot "Create Account" been trying everything for some time! Been active a long time but they tell me I don't exist-please help!Drypuglia.

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without attribution - you cannot copy someone else's work here without saying where you got it. That is plagiarism just as at university.

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The editor is certainly acting in good faith, but when using a single short source for an article I feel it is almost unavoidable to

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has been deleted, clearing the way to promote the draft at your discretion. Happy editing, and thank you for all your work here.

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