User talk:Svick/Archive 1 - Knowledge (XXG)

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apparently acceptable to you. Surely the author of that section wouldn't believe that the Duke of Normandy would even for a moment consider marriage to even a chamberlain's daughter, let alone that of a tanner? Noble marriages were dictated by politics. Love matches such as William's with Matilda and Roger de Montgomery to Mabile of Belleme were so rare that they were commented on, and even then were between people of similar social status.

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4:3 screens. Thanks. Have a good time, and feel free to make suggestions and ask questions. As the permanent overseer of Typography and related articles at WP I am no longer an active contributor but remain a consultant editor. So you have my ear and unless confronted with overwhelming evidence to the contrary I will always assume your edits are made in good faith —

637: 1005:), as I did to the Montenegrin infobox and plan to do to the Slovenian one too. I don't like the way these infoboxes are coded, because they contain lots of duplicated code (the same in every infobox) and don't always work correctly, e.g. if you don't enter some parameters or leave them blank, they shouldn't be visible. See examples on the right, their code is: 1433: 3323:. In fact very very few of Knowledge (XXG)'s more-than-20,000 mathematics articles are in that category. That category has 55 subcategories, and at least one subcategory has more than 30 subcategories, and many of the subcategories have a dozen-or-so subcategories, so we're talking about hundreds of categories. But the 2514:, ClueBot II is the only ClueBot that's even operating) they all needed to run with a period at the end. A glitch could've caused that to happen. I think we should try, because if that doesn't make the other ClueBots operate again, it wouldn't make it any worse, so I think it would be a good idea to atleast 2541:

reason why one bot should even look at other bot's /Run page. If the bots started working after that change, I would be extremely surprised. (As a note, I don't know almost anything about these bots and I know absolutely nothing about how they work inside, it's just how computer programs generally work.)

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as not needing to be checked for whether it has an email. Which would be possible, but I'm reluctant to add an exception like that to a filter that is only tagging rather than blocking edits. I know this may sound like an "I just don't wanna do any work" kind of answer, but every line of code takes

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SuggestBot picks articles in a number of ways based on other articles you've edited, including straight text similarity, following wikilinks, and matching your editing patterns against those of other Wikipedians. It tries to recommend only articles that other Wikipedians have marked as needing work.

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Well, I guess you are right that they were nor exactly vandalism, but I really don't think they were constructive and that claims like this don't belong to an encyclopedia. From those edits, I got the impression that the mentioned characters are stupid (the most obvious is “Foregoing all semblance of

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Dude, the layout of the Typography article was perfect with both images righ-aligned. Please do not mess with layout like that without having a good reason for doing so. Knowledge (XXG) is open to everyone to edit, but within reason my friend. Since your edit was unfounded and unreasonable, I changed

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I thought that the confusion is obviously unfortunate, but that, from the point of view of someone who would like SS2PL to be called S2PL and S2PL to be called something else, it isn't unfortunate. But now I realize that this isn't a minor POV, this is nobody's POV, so it undoubtedly is unfortunate.

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Cool. Thanks for the explanation. You're most welcome to continue making constructive edits to the article. The main goal is to make the process constructive and to move articles forward. For you that involves coming up with solutions which work for your widescreen display as well as the more common

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Marriage Herleva later married Herluin de Conteville in 1031. From her marriage to Herluin she had two sons: Odo, who later became Bishop of Bayeux, and Robert, who became Count of Mortain. Both became prominent during William's reign. They also had at least two daughters, Emma, who married Richard

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Later in the article appears 'Some accounts however, maintain that Robert always loved her, but the gap in their social status made marriage impossible, so, to give her a good life, he married her off to one of his favourite noblemen.' Again romantic twaddle and assumption. Again no citation. Again

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I have not deleted the work of the other authors as I believe that people have a right to post what they believe to be factual, subject to the guidelines. But readers need to be made aware when there is dissent amongst even the scholars. Some scholars simply accept the 'tanner' background. The only

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May I enquire why it is apparently OK for the article to describe Herleva's relationship with Robert based on a tour-guide's story and in what can only be decribed as a 'non-enyclopedic' manner (eg 'filled with lust' and also containing factual inaccuracies about the tanning processes of the time),

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I'm not saying we shouldn't try to change it, because I see no possible negative consequences of doing that. What I'm saying is that I'm pretty sure that it won't have any effect (if the bots didn't change). Bots aren't humans and can't suddenly realize something if nothing changed. I don't see any

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What do you mean by "error readout"? The template seems to be working fine for me after your last edit. By the way, next time when you are creating new ad, you don't have to (although you can if you want) replace previously deleted one but you can instead add it after the last one, so that the same

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Sorry I didnt reply to your edit filter report earlier; I must have missed it somehow. Anyway, I dont really think there's a good way to optimize this filter such that it would trap email addresses without getting false positives like posting.google.com, aside from adding exceptions manually. If

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Death According to Robert of Torigni, Herleva was buried at the abbey of Grestain, which was founded by Herluin and their son Robert around 1050. This would put Herleva in her forties around the time of her death. However, David C. Douglas suggests that Herleva probably died before Herluin founded

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Frankly, the article on Herelva as a whole is grossly deficient, mixing a few facts with much supposition. It can hardly be described as encyclopedic or factual. Unfortunately people accept what they see on the internet as facts. Readers need to be aware when an article, or part of it, is rubbish.

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I used to improve a lot of articles in 2006, but sadly I was banned by croatian fascist and albanian-bosnian muslim militants, so I couldnt change anything, then I created a lot of other account, but they kept blocking me, so I gave up on improving articles in english Knowledge (XXG), but this one

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I appreciate your edit. In my way of thinking embryology always goes up front but I could be wrong. I would be humbly appreciative if you would consider editing these lines back in where you think they are more appropriate. My reference is the online text "Human Embryology, Organogenesis, Module

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Hey, sorry to trouble you, but checking through the history of the article, it seems you've edited the AF article on 19 Jan, from my last recollection of the article, it is now missing quite a few aspects. I know it wasn't you who did it, but the person with the IP address (81.100.86.218), I was

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First, let me say that I know nothing about the subject. I reverted your edits, because we can't have a section of an article that basically says: “Rest of this article is incorrect, this is how it is.” If you think that the information in the article is incorrect, please fix it. In this case it

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You're right that the color is much less prominent in the new version (it has 1 pixel lines above and below the party's names and above the links to other related articles). But that's one of the reasons why I like it better. Although making these lines little wider could be a good idea. See the

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All I did was remove the part under the name "famous quote". How is this quote famous? Who says its famous? Dobrica Cosic is the best selled writer in history of Serbian language. When he wrote that quote, it was ironic and it is obvious from reading the whole book that the quote is ment to be

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parameter), and not the same for the whole country, and I think this makes sense. The change of color was only minor part of my change. If you still think that all Montenegrin parties' infoboxes should be red, I will revert your revert and then change the default color from transparent to red.

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Is showing a fact that is an obvious cause of confusion in scientific literature and then characterizing it as "unfortunate" a point of view? It looks to me that using "unfortunate" for something that is clearly negative should be acceptable. I wonder. Not critical though. Always a way around

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I note that the article states she had an unnamed daughter who married William, lord of la Ferté-Macé. I would suggest that the daughter did have a name, but that the author of that section couldn't be bothered to find out. The article should refer to 'further research required'.

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having evolved beyond a brainless thug”) and we certainly shouldn't publish someone's ideas about how the characters should behave (“In an out-of-character moment …”). To summarize, I shouldn't have said that I reverted vandalism, but I think that the revert itself was correct.

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I find it hard to believe that you were blocked if you only tried to improve Knowledge (XXG) and didn't personally attack other editors or something similar (and the way you call them now suggests that this is the case), but it certainly is possible. You should've tried to

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say. Unfortunately, the are are almost no such sources about SO, so we have to use what the site itself says ("Stack Overflow is a programming Q & A site") or Slashdot article about it ("Spolsky's Software Q-and-A Site"). Do you have any source that supports your view?

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Hey, I saw you edited Montenegrin political party infobox, and while you edited it, you removed the red color. I am not sure why you changed it as it seemed to work very well. For e.g. the same way it is used for Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian political parties. Cheers!

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No, I didn't know he even existed until now. Also, I'm not interested in politics. The thing with political party infoboxes wasn't because they were about political parties (although I discovered the issue on the article about the only political party I care about:

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Just came here to thank you for your help and kindness answering my problem about the infobox pictures. I know two pictures may look ugly there but since I like both of those players I couldn't leave one of them out. Thanks again. wish you the best. -peace

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give the error you specified. But if you use it as a part of a template, it works. Maybe you copied something incorrectly. I don't think there is something you have to have installed. Can you tell me what wiki do you mean, so I can look directly at it?

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I dont know why did you revert my change? Do you seriously think that that quote should be a part of that article? Mind you, he is the most important Serbian writer of the last 200 years, so why would a few sentences be more important then the rest?

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Here the problem they have this wikipedia page of him in germany de.wikipedia.org/Sante_D’Orazio but it is all wrong an he wanted it to be right so I created a new one. the photos were giving to me by him, and the info i took it from a publish book.

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I am sorry, I just don't understand all the jargon. All that worries me is that your information on David Napier is fallacious and you don't seem to care. P.s. "Aglaia" was not the world's first steamship. Ask Bruce Gittings of the Scottish Gazeteer.

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Thanks for your response to my question about the "awkward" inline citation. I hope you don't mind, I'm copying your response to my talk page so I can later reference that scripting hint you gave me. Thanks again for your time and consideration,

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Thanks. It seems to be a general opinion that articles like "Requiescat in pace" are desirable. So I accept it. I had things to write in AfD that were not written because the AfD was closed, but it would probably not have affected the outcome.

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As the description pages of the photos now state, if the copyright holder of the photos agrees with releasing them under the license Creative Commons Attribution (or other that Wimedia Commnos accept), he has to send an email about that to

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So, the code in Slovenian infobox is essentially the same as the code that was in Montenegrin infobox before my change, and I really wouldn't like it if it was changed to somethink like this. What don't you like in the current version?

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and it caused lots of free space. So I removed it and then the edit link of the next section was moved out of its proper place (i have wide screen, it was okay at lower widths). I hate when this happens so I did what I did. Now I added

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After the "Brazil" infobox was closed as delete at TFD, I was trying to figure out a simple way to include the three links at the bottom in the generic infobox. The country parameter is a very simple solution. Excellent idea. Thanks!

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Except for the last sentence, the section 'Relationship with Robert the Magnificant' contains no verifiable facts and is contrary to what research is available. The article is supposed to contain facts, not romantic fiction.

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Thanks for making improvements to the Defrag article, but I would like to know where you got the information about DiskTrix UltimateDefrag being able to defrag all NTFS metadata files. I couldn't find it on their web site.

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Add inline CSS style to the table that sets its width. Also, you have a mistake in the table code now, classes shouldn't be delimited by semicolon. When you do both these changes, first line of your table shoud look like

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Thank you friend. Again, source www.embryology.ch/anglais/pcardio/funktion02.html Embryology is the science of how an egg yolk turns into a human being. You have missed out on some interesting reading. Best wishes.

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Actually, I was just in the middle of expanding the article with a new section, so that cite wasn't fixed until the new material was added - which took a little longer than I anticipated. But thanks for noticing :)

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Herleva Herleva (c. 1003 – c. 1050) also known as Herleve, Arlette, Arletta and Arlotte, was the mother of William I of England. After marriage to Herluin de Conteville she had two further sons, Odo and Robert.

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It does update every 10 minutes automatically and I updated the documentation to say so. I think that 10minutes is about the right interval, but I could make that configurable. Thanks for the suggestion anyway.

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or the operation trunc? And how were you able to get it to use what you wanted it to (the template or the operation)? I tried to use this template on another wiki but it wouldn't work and just displayed

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Yeah I just saw that on other political parties sites. Well we can do it like that (to have other colors for each parties) but then we need to determine which color to be used for each political party.

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Interesting. Yes, the overlap is not that great, but the similarity in user name was interesting. You both also keep a todo list on your userpage (but many people do that as well). Best regards.

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I have the references here, but i changed that because someone is sure that in Albania (the only in the world) have a people 100% religious. So, if you see, albania does'n have a totaly religion.

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mode without explanation or discussion. Most mathematics editors seem to feel that formulas look better when typeset in html, because of irregularities in the texvc rendering engine. The

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What do you mean by "quite a few problems"? The only think I know about (and the reason why I did it) is that you don't have to write the three links in footnotes and and still get them.

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Your opinions on whether the article meets inclusion criteria and what should be done with the article are welcome; please participate in the discussion(s) by adding your comments to

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You can see that the Montenegrin infobox works correctly, while the Slovenian one doesn't. Also, I think that the new version of these infoboxes looks better, but that's subjective.

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Montgomery, Hugh ‘The God-Kings of England’, Temple 2007. Brown, R. Allen ‘The Normans and the Norman Conquest’. Boydell Press 1969. Crouch, David ‘The Normans’ Hambledon 2002.

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I don't know what that error means. Is the wiki you're talking about public? If yes, I could take a look directly at it, if you tell me its address. Otherwise, I don't know.

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that was probably meant to start the old version is still there and now starts the new version. I should've noticed that. If you remove that line, it should ix the problem.

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If you have uploaded other files, consider checking that you have specified their license and tagged them, too. You can find a list of files you have uploaded by following

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Ok, thanks. But please when you have time take a look and you will see that 90 precent of english wikipedia articles about subject about Serbia are strongly anti-serbian.

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Herleve was the concubine of Robert 'The Magnificent' (also known as 'The Devil'), Duke of Normandy by whom she bore William, later duke of Normandy and king of England.

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The first time I was in Praha was in 1971, and the still fairly recent suppression of the Prague Spring was very apparent in the atmosphere there, even for me as a kid.

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I look forward to seeing your acceptance of my information after you have consulted the Gazeteer for Scotland, your source for your erroneous information. ~ ~ ~ ~

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I'm not trying to say that the operator changed it. The other ClueBots could've recently assumed that since ClueBot II had a period at the end of "True", (see

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I have a suggestion for the desktop watchlist. If it doesn't do it automatically, would you make it automatically update one's watchlist every minute or so?

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would probably be best to clearly state what are facts and what are legends. My revert wasn't because factual concerns, just about the tone of your addition.

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This barnstar is awarded to Svick for his incredibly insightful ideas. Thank you for helping so many editors everyday, you are a true benefit to the project.

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By public, do you mean being able to edit without logging in? If so, then the wiki is not public. I think the error is because the template is treating the

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Sorry i wasn't aware of that nor was i aware that it was undone. It also dawned on me that what i was doing was counterproductive. Thanks for the heads up.

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By public I meant whether I can go there and at least look at the wiki, that it's not some kind of company wiki available only from that company's network.

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She was the daughter of Fulbert of Falaise. There is some controversy as to whether Fulbert was a tanner or a minor court official. (insert references).

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The article needs to either be consistent and place all facts in a rational manner, or to present contrary views as such. It currently does neither.

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third example on the right. Do you think it's better? And do you think it's enough? (I do.) Also I added colors to previous examples for comparison.

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Actually, most of the formatting changes you made to other articles seemed reasonable. But I would avoid changing html formatting to <math: -->

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Anyway, since you were on the film page already, did you happen to look at it? Am I missing any classic Czech films? The answer is probably yes.

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My only wish to contribute to the article is to correct the inaccuracies contained in the article regarding Herleva's father and her background.

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Sure. Normally it works fine, those music pages don't follow the normal citation reference method and that may have caused AWB to do an error.

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Hello Svick. In a recent cleanup I seem to have taken out one of your changes. Did you intend to remove the page count from the book? Thanks,

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as a red link (I also tried to add that template and templates transcluded on it but I also got an error). Thanks in advance for the help! --

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I know nothing about David Napier. I'm not saying that your information is incorrect (or correct), but you break the pages you edit. Compare

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of the documentation. There are already others who are (or were) willing to create ads for others. I don't know of any other place for this.

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and I'm wondering if you could input an option. It's been a couple of weeks since you edited it, and I'm wondering what your changes were.

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If you wish to set yourself up as a moderator, may I suggest that you undertake the necessary research? I would particularly refer you to:

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Well I tried adding colors, but it barely showed it. Try adding colors on some political party (Montenegrin) and you will see what I mean.

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says that either way is acceptable. In practice, however, inline formulas should generally be typeset in html rather than <math: -->

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Perhaps the whole article should be removed and replaced as appears below, so that what few facts are contained are accurately stated.

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the abbey because her name does not appear on the list of benefactors, whereas the name of Herluin's second wife, Fredesendis, does.

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If you took the info, but not the text itself from a book, that's okay, but you should put a reference to that book to the article.

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historical reference to such alleged background was the insults made by the citizens of Alenscon, which attracted William's ire.

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this is something that comes up a lot, we could add an exception, but otherwise I think it is best to leave it as it is now. --

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Yeah I guess you are right. You will have a lot of work to change all those codes (All European political parties right?) xD.

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There isn't really an "ignore" function in the edit filter; the closest we could come to that would be to flag any edit with

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Can I just delete the entire section on the Bowie knife until I can redevelope the information from a different source?

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Reciting a romantic legend is apparently acceptable to you. Pointing out the fact that the comments are a legend is not.

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Hey , i uploaded this File:Qxz-ad196.gif, but i kept messing up the template so i gave up. Could you please add it to

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primarily about gaining reputation (points). Questions and answers are secondary to many, if not most, of its users.

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I noticed you seemed to be in charge... Is there a place I can put my name if I am open to creating ads for others?--

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Ah, very good point - their encyclopedic merit is indeed tenuous. Thanks for the clarification, much appreciated! —

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but it is not OK to post an entry to make readers aware of contrary scholarly works that have some basis in facts?

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wondering if you could help me out, I was wondering who or where I could go to to report vandalism. All the best!

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I don't think that more lines would be better. Also it would be difficult, if not impossible, to do that using

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No problem. Also, you probably misunderstood me, I meant that the code looks ugly, not the resulting infobox.

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This is article does not meet the standards of inclusion and is redundant to the donut holes section of the

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formatting. Many people feel that (possibly in their browsers) the html looks better than the <math: -->

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Knowledge (XXG):Centralized_discussion/Wikipedia_Citation_Style#Technical discussion regarding Harvard Refs

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I could not make head or tail of it - you would have to explain it a bit to me, I am a bit old and slow :)

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I tried, but it didn't work. I wonder why ClueBot II is the only ClueBot operating... I wish I knew why. --

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Hi. It was a very good job to create this list, if you update list, I can help in fixing these cases. --

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The last name Nash is not spelled properly. The letter "N" should be in upper case! Not in lower case!

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as only one example. In the header, you'll see two characters, "|-". Could you help fix this? Thanks.

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Someone put it only to say: "Look, if Cosic writes so bad about Serbs, then they must be a bad nation".

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The Navbox is working fine, but on other templates it shows two hide/show buttons, take a look at this

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I was a bit surprised by your seeming assumption that Knowledge (XXG)'s mathematics articles are in

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LeGoz (de Averanches), and (further research required), who married William, lord of la Ferté-Macé.

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Because the expansion is unofficial and the section is only for listing official expansions. Also,

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Your positive impact on Knowledge (XXG) has not gone unnoticed. Thank you for all your hard work!

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Many thanks on the navboxy template advice. How would I set the table width as you recommended? --

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The anonymous user reverted the article to its old version and then just changed few things (see

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Byl by zájem se dozvědět, proč nelze akceptovat mé nové informace o Davida Napier je "Aglaia".

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She was Robert's concubine. She later married Herluin. Why read more into it than those facts?

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back then, not create new accounts. And you are welcome to help improve Knowledge (XXG) now.

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and at least moderately constructive. Thanks for any help in clarifying the matter for me! —

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Thanks for fixing the link, I couldnt quite understand it myself, I appreciate your help :)

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Ok thanks, where would be somewhere to put the question? Please. reply on my Talk page.

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I undid my edit that seemed to be the cause of this problem. I think it is fixed now.

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template from the top of the article; such removal will not end the deletion debate.

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will? Your statement is presently a bit unclear, though I think you mean the latter.

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If it is OK for me to improve the article, I should do so by deleting that section.

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Since this is a discussion page, can we please discuss the David Napier article?

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has been nominated for deletion. You are invited to comment on the discussion at

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I'll give you that. That's for pointing me in the right direction with this. --

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It seems I forgot to add the licence. It is there now. Thanks for notifying me.

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Please fix the title of the article in the link about so it reads: Charla Nash

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Please consider improving the article to address the issues raised. Removing

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It's giving me an error readout, even though the only change that was made is

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says: "These parameters are for listing the pages relevant to the citation,

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was too anti-serbian for me to just overlook it like I do with the others.

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parameter. That was a really good idea, which solves quite a few problems.

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I'm in the middle of changing all national political party infoboxes to use

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Can you check bs.wiki again please, its still shows two hide/show buttons (

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I don't know about the films, I don't know old Czechoslovak films well.

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Your contributions make Knowledge (XXG) better -- thanks for helping.

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You see there is a spelling error in the Charla Nash article's title.

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Thanks again for adding multiple selective ads to {{wikipedia ads}}.

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I don't keep that a secret, I just don't think it's important.

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Hi, I noticed you reverted it back, thanks for the help :)

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Cool, anyway I added colors, so you can check if you want.

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of David Napier's article. Your version is broken. Or see

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