User talk:Stevebritgimp

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and hardly any of the edits have been of any use (at least the narrow band confines the damage). No attempt is made to engage other users in concensus building, and talk pages and edit summaries are largely ignored. Seems to want to score points off other people all the time. Personality-wise it's either a 12 year old boy or a 65 year 'old man'. How long can this go on for? Hopefully if all this is laid out some improvement can occur. It would be nice if they set up a user page, but I think they do things too quickly - hence careless spelling, getting the year wrong (which happened in two edits) and the need for multiple edits. If a tenth of this effort was expended constructively who knows what would happen, and also it would free up other editors who wouldn't have their experience of this potentially awesome project ruined. Espere.

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added to the page, which can only be because the Britannia Eurobrit Forum on Yahoo doesn't yet know of its existence. I can think of plenty of stuff that could be added, especially as a bit of an insider from the fan point of view. I'm sure a number of people from that forum would add a lot. However the game's designer may have the attitude that you write an article, and then that's it, nothing happens. I'd like to see it expanded meaningfully, but of course without any 'gee whizz'/advertising type stuff.

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truly shitty thing is that once they delete the picture, they don't bother to edit the article, just leave a big dead link sitting there in the picture frame with the now useless caption hanging in the breeze. Suits me; I've collected edits to the basic info on wargaming I've put into the articles I've edited and am working on publishing a book on the subject. I've gotten my use out of WP, so the "bots" can do whatever they wish. Thanks for your interest though - good luck.

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I would prefer not to do that. However I do think some attention is merited, so at least other editors can make an informed choice. It would need to be a nice way of openly linking all the edits together, as this user refuses to be a man/woman/small green creature from Alpha Centauri, sign in, and subject his/her/its contributions to scrutiny.

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about is Plymouth, my home, and its environs. Looking at Totnesmartin's page he mentioned a wikiproject Devon, and Herbythyme has also mentioned it, but I'm having trouble making any headway finding out about it. I'll try to contact Herby and have started this talk page so that at least there is somewhere for respondents to get back to me.

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I'm going to repair the damage, but I don't know what technical solution can be put in place to stop users who have the extension (there are over 12,000 worldwide) from damaging pages quite innocently. I'll leave that to more responsible tech people. This has irritated me so much I've edited for the

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This is a bot that has been initiated by Eric Bailey, a graphic designer from Boston and dates back to around May of 2015. I'm not sure if it makes the changes itself, or if it makes changes in real time with other changes people make, due to a Chrome/Safari/Firefox extension that Eric blames Google

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Thanks for your addition to the woefully inadequate history section of the Nantwich article. I've read extensively about the history of the town in the course of writing about its listed buildings, and I've never come across this name or any suggestion that Nantwich was a Celtic site -- could you add

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I don't think it's the same person at all - You know who had a very specific style and was very narrow-minded in what pages they edited. You've found a connection between some of the edits and a couple of the IP addresses, but I'd be surprised if the Drake Circus edits are connected to you know who.

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There's no need to create a userpage. The only case I could think of would be if there was a checkuser and it came back that whiteworks had used accounts/IPs abusively, which whiteworks probably did, then the "This user has used multiple accounts abusively and has been blocked indefinately" tag would

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Have extended the shrine with the NB sentence and the links above it. Looking over these edits their continuous contentious and attritional nature makes me inclined to slap a sockpuppet tag on all of them, and link them to the RfC mention. I think that might border on me actually wikistalking, and

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Signatures: punctuation, 'blatant' (especially with regard to 'advertising' i.e. any mention of certain things, usually Drake Circus, Plymouth College, other schools), pattern of pages (obsession with Plymouth College - obviously a real connection there, counting charity shops on Mutley, so likely a

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5 May 08 - 10 May 08, including the usual neologism obsession and an appalling attitude on notable people, such as removing Drake, despite being a former mayor of Plymouth with a statue - obviously not notable then. Am actually quite disgusted by the attitude displayed here, and that it still hasn't

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Below is something from the Depression (economics) talk page that I picked up somehow - I don't recall how. Put two and two together that certain terms only existed on twitter. Have wasted several hours repairing the four pages that have been damaged by this add on - it isn't a bot, but a browser

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Hi. All your images are getting zapped under fair use. That's not to say that they aren't valid, it's just that it appears there are no templates in place, and so bots are detecting that and challenging it. I'm attempting to save at least one of them, and we'll see if it does any good. In these

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Unknown if just one person, very prolific, and if it was more than one, why haven't they clashed with each other? Why don't they overlap? Rather unlikely IMO. You've got all of wikipedia to look at, with some amazing articles and subjects, and yet hundreds of edits are made in the same old places,

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Just a note that I am trying to get a Britannia (board game) page started. Spent an hour typing one up after copying the basic stuff from the War of the Ring page, but then it disappeared when I hit submit. Should have copied and pasted it somewhere so I didn't lose it. I'll never learn. Anyway

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Right, not sure it's truly 'disputed' more like, a bit dodgy. Have put the recommended template into position and completed the template. There are probably reservations on the image, but that said, not sure how straightforward trying to reproduce it would be. Have removed the disputed fair use

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Another procrastinator - good!! Should really help Devon along. I've been looking around for a while in this and another incarnation at trying to life Devon profile here but frankly there seem to be few active editors with an interest. I am Devonian and still live in Devon and I'll certainly do

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While I'm not a busy person, I do have a lot of different projects I'd like to do, and being someone who procrastinates, I don't ever get much done. Just one project is my very, very tiny involvement with wikipedia. I like it, and want to continue to do little bits. And one area I at least know

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Well, whatever I did didn't work, because all the images are gone - including ones that hadn't been tagged - hey ho. Also it actually gives a policy and says all 10 points must be satisfied, but the template you use doesn't have those 10 points. Also it says '3a - minimal use' - well, there was

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I'm beyond the point of giving a crap. There were no templates available when I uploaded them. A thinking human being would recognize them as fair use (as you did). These idiotic "bots" whose purpose is to go through and butcher articles only serve to turn people off of Knowledge altogether. The

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I set up and wrote the Britannia (board game) page from scratch back along - useful exercise. I was one of the major playtester/contributors on the redesign of the game, and also seem to be the person with gumption who gets all the odd jobs to do. So far (creation to date) very little has been

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One thing we have to realise with internet referencing, is that some other sites mirror wikipedia - this means the external source is itself just a slightly older copy of the wikipedia page - I've even seen pages that have used such pages as references! No, I don't believe this neologism can be

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what I can to help but at present I am rather involved in WB (it seems to suit me better) - let me know what happens will you (here or there is fine). BTW I think I've seen something about single login coming - I set up accounts on a number of Wikis in this name so it may help. All the best --

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but I don't think the editor in question has been openly uncivil at any more than a very low level. I think I wouldd propose just to link the pages, but the term sockpuppet seems to imply vandalism, which in this case, apart from a few silly cases, isn't warranted - need to read more.

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back along, and that might be merited. Like I say, presently I'd like to put some marker on all those above talk pages (that's 19 talk pages!) so show that they are all one person. However I haven't been closely following exactly what they've been doing in detail, the above are just

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Rather than me slapping a big {{unreferenced}} tag on the article, which might draw unwelcome attention to it, is there any chance you could find some references for it, and anything about its history? I'll certainly help defend its notability, but it does need some refs. Cheers,

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I've recently started spending huge chunks of time watching the edits of certain users - and it is really winding me up. So rather than doing something worthwhile I'm having to defend things from prolific and irritating contributors. Grrrrr. A very long wikibreak might be in

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I have updated the list above with some more observations. In fact, in reviewing some of these edits some useful work was done, in that for example suburb pages of Plymouth were set up - good. However, the overall mood is one of nuisance. I'm thinking of setting up a shrine.

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Hi. Your edit history made me confident you're not a vandal (!) so I don't doubt it exists, but without RS it's not notable. Do you think it's notable? (NB I've never heard the expression used on TMS... and the Aussies tend to refer to sundries, but otherwise nothing exotic)

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Hello, I am contacting you because you have been an active participant in the recent discussion on icon to be used for Ireland rugby union. I have tried to summarise the many strands and come to a conclusion based on what I perceive the consensus to be in this section -

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In the interests of education it might be useful to compile a list. Not to be nasty, purely to observe. Currently myself and other users are wasting their energy keeping up. I do genuinely think they could be useful if they slowed down and stopped opining.

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I know - there doesn't seem to be anything online at all. That would leave offline sources, and that might be finding a needle in a haystack. The only course I can think of would be to try and ask a historian to see if they know of anything.

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That's right Fourohfour, I was sick of opening a wiki-page and finding a load of crap there, and was saying it as I saw it. Despite my navigational language, I do try to clean up vandalism, but the bollocks on that page was too much to sort

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Jesus fucking wept - either there's one numpty or a group of numpties, and it's really pissing me off. Honestly, whoever it is, could you please dazzle us all with your learning in something constructive. Meanwhile I'm still in wikilimbo.

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Thanks, bud - have seen your efforts too - we end up taking it in turns. The enthusiasm of the guy is welcome, the sheer number of edits and the lack of notice to talk pages and edit summaries isn't. Oh, well - these things tend to blow

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17 May 08 - 28 May 08, including Plymouth Air Travel edits - you know what's coming - will this ever be let go? Googling this term gets 7 hits, 5 of which are wikipedia mirrors and 2 of which are comments on noticeboards - pitiful.

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only one image of each module in an article called 'Advanced Squad Leader Modules' - how minimal do you want it? Anyway, it's all above my head. I own all but one of the modules, so could probably end up doing pictures myself.

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Yeah, have seen Citizendium - while the avoidance of idiots would be an advantage, I'm not sure what level of 'approval' I would want for things. Gain in one direction and possibly lose in the other - will bear it in mind.

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would be the user in question. Please allow me to remove these templates from my page soon - as now I'm a sockpuppet!! I would say put the first template on all the IP address pages, plus the named user pages I have above.

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It flies on top of Plymouth Civic Centre, and it flies outside Plymouth Guildhall. Before the remodelling of the underpass on Royal Parade it flew at a large flagpole outside the Civic Centre. Had done for decades.

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Just to let you know it didn't get moved. I guess everybody forgot about it and the timer ran out. Also, some more good news is that it's really getting close towards GA class. I've just filed it for a peer review

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I read some of the stuff on this thing and think 'urgh'. Woolly thinking from one lot, POV and ignorance from another lot. And that ironically encourages you to be selfish in your objectives. Hpppfffff.

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Cheers, bud. Yes, those are the guy I mean - I added those very IP addresses today with dates and comments above the NB sentence above. I'm 99.54% certain it is just one person. Someone suggested a

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page. He was mentioned on the wiki, but nothing had been set up for him. He came literally from a stone's throw away from where I grew up, and nicely links my local thing with my US Soccer thing.

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Good! Hopefully we shouldn't have this kind of persistant trouble again, although if there is I'll be quick to get onto it. I hope you want to stay with Knowledge and continue your good work.

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for allowing. That's @ericwbailey on Twitter. Not to get personal on the guy, but he's in his early thirties, into brewing and tech stuff, and is basically what you would call a hipster:

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Looks like this is going to be very hard. Still no inclination to add to talk pages. Unless this gets sorted I'm just going to have to remove all Plymouth articles from my watchlist.

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Don't bother wasting your time over it. Checkusers will find any other accounts and if they uncover some sort of huge hub of vandalism, then they will take appropriate action.

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Cheers, bud - Yes, no consensus. I expect it will keep resurfacing. Meanwhile the article definitely has a shot at GA, and should at least get feedback on it. Will follow.

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You've basically encapsulated my thoughts - I even have an image that the author gave specific permission for, but it might well get deleted - seems wiki doesn't want them.

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If we're lucky that will be it, other obvious pages seem OK after a text search, although the terms other than Clutch Plague are hard to search for in Knowledge as a whole.

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With the help of bsrboy I have tagged all the IP talk pages and named talk pages above with the sockpuppet tag - that will at least help other editors track all the edits.

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In fact have now pitched in with a cut and paste job on the remaining images on that article, given that they are for all intents and purposes of an identical nature.

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Back on my feet. Interesting that I can see the same patterns in edits over six months. Where do people get their energy from? Why can't they be more constructive?

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2013, 2014, 2016 and 2018 have been diagnosed as bipolar, and had episodes of psychosis. As of 2020 I am on better medication and having a very supervised lifestyle.

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Another odd thing - the images themselves haven't been deleted - they are still there, but have just been removed from the article - what's the point of that?

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In fact it appears Nilf mentioned a possible RfC on the editing practices of W2. W2 didn't make any edits after that, and there appears to be a little gap.

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Yes, subsequent check shows that it lost my entire first edit - arrgh! Sit down and do it again, but with the disambiguation added, and other tweaks.

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Awesome - note to self: if I get a chance to do some decent work I want to expand stubs on obscure rugby countries, starting with the CAR Super 16.

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My personal life is becoming increasingly depraved. Consequently amongst other things I am compelled to take a wikibreak of indefinite duration.

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NB - this list has more recent edits at the top - I took a break from this shrine in early 2008, thinking it had calmed down, but apparently not.

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Right, did it again, and everything's there. Can now leave this and will update after consulting the game's designer and various other punters.

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cases they are box covers and so should be OK. Problem is though I don't know what the source of them is. I'm guessing it's the MMP website.

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Just 18 Feb 08 No time overlap with above. G name appears, plus typing 2006, same charming personality

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Actually scratch that - this just reminds me why I can't be assed. Another hour of my life wasted.

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19 Jul 08 - 27 Jul 08 a two week break, and I thought it had stopped, but think again, Steve.

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on your talk page and someone will show up shortly to answer your questions. Again, welcome!

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is where I've proposed a Devon project. You are cordially invited to put your name to it.

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stopped. Now we see why the guy doesn't sign in, as he would basically get banned.

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Oh, great - some exciting time spent by me trying to understand policy coming up.

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You know who seems to have stopped editing. Maybe I should check around a bit.

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I've literally just been reading it - and then reading about Bradninch. :)

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I'm glad to see you are editing a lot more now. Plymouth passed GA and

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Scratch that - I think Whiteworks2 would be the one to be referred to.

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tis done - copied the ref across - will detail on Nantwich talk fwiw.

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Call for consensus/conclusion to current Ireland rugby union team icon

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Summary of Ireland Flag discussion and suggested consensus conclusion

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was not born in Plymouth even though his page said that on 29 May

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12 Feb 08 P2 (P unconnected) attempted relaunch? Also 13 Mar 08

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14 Feb 08 - 24 Feb 08 Nothing gracious about this broken promise

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And I'll get back to you on Devon as soon as I can - cheers --

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Disputed fair use rationale for Image:BritanniaFFGlaidout.jpg

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This was from the 19 November when I kicked the article off:

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was a truly notable term, and if so, in what country/ies? --

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he was sick of people (including you) messing up the article

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I've already started work with Whiteworks2, so yes. See

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