User talk:Syced - Knowledge (XXG)

1099:. SuggestBot mostly uses a user's edit history, whereas the program I described uses mostly the user's reaction to each suggested article, trying to refine the suggestions over time based on whether the user edited the suggested article or not. Also, SuggestBot tries to find topics that will interest the user (like industry-related chemicals, 12th century travels, etc) which is quite difficult to do. The program I described would not be able to understand topics, instead focusing on articles metrics, for instance it could guess that a particular user will want to edit an article that has had an edit-war a year ago and contributions from only one author since then. It can be thought of as 2791: 642: 4273: 3960: 1219: 3540: 4842: 4685: 4477: 4389: 4147: 3593: 3464: 3177: 1649: 1422: 923: 2589: 2026: 836: 4563: 986: 717: 4936: 2989: 187:. Misplaced ? There are 3 sections in the article: header, history, criticism. The latter two sections can not be considered, I am left with the header, because I don't want to create an entire new section for just this simple sentence. I guess you will agree on the second point, but you will need to elaborate on the first one. Cheers, 620:

long-living projects are not those who in the hands of a single person, but those mastered by several people. I can help you master the Groovy scripts, don't hesitate to ask if you need anything :-) You may want to create a subpage of to share your experience and potential difficulties with running the generation script. Cheers

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I fear I'm not qualified. I looked at the code formerly on your ASE Source code page (asespotter.groovy & asespotter2011.groovy), and understood just enough to know that I don't know enough. I'll likely find some of the ASEs with the orphans I work on, so they won't be entirely neglected. Thanks

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Hello there! I was scrolling through the list of Wikiprojects, when I came across the list of articles written by a single editor. The sole contents of the page were a list of guidelines, and text saying to notify you if the list was empty. Seeing as it is, would you mind running the script? Thanks

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with an adaptive algorithm, rather than the well-defined rules ASE has right now. By the way, we could eventually take the algorithm that adapted well to a given user, check whether it also works for other users, and if it works better than ASE's default algorithm, we would override ASE's algorithm

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These single-editor page directories, for which you have my highest praise for composing a program to write, are a little out of date. Just clicking on a few of the first links will show that many have multiple edits going back to mid-2007. I will try to get the groovy code to work for me, but if I

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You're right, I should describe my topics of interest on my user page ... but I am not really a topic editor, I just use wikipedia, read articles and correct things when I feel I can ... Anyway I am not a security expert ... but trying stuff once in a while and reading bugtraq when I have time ;-)

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The trained neural network is a mathematical function that takes an article's metrics and output a number. This number is an estimate of how much this article might interest the user who trained the neural network. Applied on all articles, it would give a list of the Knowledge (XXG) articles this

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and clicking the button labelled "Click here to contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. However, be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be removed without delay. Please do not remove the

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WRT (with respect to) HMCS (Her Majesty's Canadian Ship) Preserver edit to the TLA (three letter acronym) CUM this was not a joke it stands for Cubic Meter as a unit of measure describing how much fuel was leaked. Any other edits that were previously made in Oct were accurate and referenced (see

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Hello, You previously comment about the Articles written by a single editor page. By the way, thanks! I really thought it needed some good redesigns :) And it looks like the page is active again! At first, I had no clue what the purpose for the project page was. So I designed the checklist for

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Hello Monk of the highest order, thanks for your involvement ! Indeed, the list have been generated a while ago, and needs to be updated. It would be great if you could launch the generation, for two reasons: First to update the list; but more importantly to make the project more sustainable:

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is now open until 23.59 on Sunday, 10 December. All users who registered an account before Saturday, 28 October 2017, made at least 150 mainspace edits before Wednesday, 1 November 2017 and are not currently blocked are eligible to vote. Users with alternate accounts may only vote once.

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is now open until 23.59 on Sunday, 3 December. All users who registered an account before Sunday, 28 October 2018, made at least 150 mainspace edits before Thursday, 1 November 2018 and are not currently blocked are eligible to vote. Users with alternate accounts may only vote once.

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Sorry about that. The sentence was extremely unclear and confusing, I tried my best to sanitize it but the original meaning was lost to me from the beginning, it seems. While you are at it: that sentence is still of extremely low quality, with wrong case and punctuation errors.

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Are are you writing on the security related pages? I have seen that some people have lists of "these pages are my most important contributions". I really like such pages, gives a feel for the user's efforts into wikipedia, makes a "user" more into a "person" so to speak :-)

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is asking for your help with VisualEditor. I am contacting you because you were one of the very first testers of VisualEditor, back in 2012 or early 2013. Please tell them what they need to change to make VisualEditor work better for you. The team has a list of

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exterior refs) to news docs attached yet DND (Dept of National Defence) hijacked the page and took them down. If you look at the IP address making the edits registered to DND the same address has done this a number of times and been warned by you. Just sayin!

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user most likely want to edit. Thus the user would check (and potentially edit) articles he really feels like editing, and probably does a better job at it. It is just theory, nothing has been implemented yet, and the result would probably be far from perfect.

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Thanks for the tip! The parsing is currently broken, possibly because of some format change serverside. Rather than fixing the code (which is unefficient anyway), I will try to write a query and update the page when it is ready. Thanks for your patience!

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is open from Monday, 00:00, 21 November through Sunday, 23:59, 4 December to all unblocked users who have registered an account before Wednesday, 00:00, 28 October 2016 and have made at least 150 mainspace edits before Sunday, 00:00, 1 November 2016.

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on high-quality evidence and our policies and guidelines.

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to give your reasons, but be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be removed without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but do not hesitate to add information that is consistent with

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with regard to keeping the tool switched on or switching it off while improvements are worked on and due for release on November 9, 2010. This new poll is only in regard to this issue and sets no precedent for any future usage.

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Thanks for your encouragement! The search engine really needs involvement from people who are passionate about reliability, and I am too busy on Wikidata and Commons to follow closely enough what happens at WP:RS. Cheers! :-)

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Greetings, as you know a few days ago I expressed doubt whether this tool should be trumpeted at the Help page. It does seem like a good start on a valuable tool and I'm glad to see improvements not deletion. Carry on!

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go to line 27.05.10 Installation and Configuration of Fabasoft Integration for CMIS, there you can download the pdf: pdf | 247 kB. I will put Fabasoft in the list again, hope you do agree now. thank you.

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That makes it much clearer. Unfortunately, it also makes it clear I won't be able to run the script myself right now. Perhaps one of the other editors who works on the page can take it on. Thanks,

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Yeah... Um... not sure what I was thinking. Not useless. Is misplaced though... there's probably a better spot that the summary, since it really doesn't belong there. But I was being stupid...

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wikipedians:) More will be added soon. If you want, you can add the typos idea you mentioned (or anything else you think it needs). If you want me to post your suggestions, just let me know.

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that the list was down to a single link. It's been empty since early February. Would you please generate a new list, or change the project page to reflect that it's inactive and add it to

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The way it would prevent researchers from mapping out topics that are connected to each other (which our current deliberately editor-decided selection of links, greatly assists with)

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I think that this list is a very useful idea! I've moved it to a public place so that other people can e.g. strike the articles they've fixed, and added it to our "cleanup" list.

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Ah, this sounds promising, but isn't there something like this already? I remember getting a message about a year ago concerning "Articles that might interest you."

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Hi! Disambiguation pages are most usually created by experienced users, so they can be quickly removed from the ASE list. Thanks a lot for participating in ASE!

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the vast increase in rendered page size. (Compare the page-size that gets downloaded, before and after converting to Allwiki. All that extra code adds up fast.)

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an info-deluge! Every time I see it brought up, I recommend that the editor create a test/demonstration page, by copying an existing article, and then linking

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I was not aware of this discussion, thanks! Hopefully it can evolve into a clear policy, one way or the other. Thanks also for checking the other additions!

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The book "20th Century Words" (Ayto, Oxford University Press, 1999) states that yuppie is an acronym. Please source any edits you have to the contrary.

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Thanks for the great research, very interesting links! I think we need to find the TEL list though. See the article's talk page. Keep up the nice work!

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I am concerned about how new editors are treated here also. As I have found, the majority of articles for deletion are articles created by new users.

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Great :-) Sorry I could not find the"public place" and "cleanup list" pages you mention, would you be kind enough to post the links ? Thanks a lot !

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You may be interested in a discussion and poll I've started to decide the criteria that will be used for promoting users to the reviewer group at

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And for the record, I'm not a complete Anti-Image Policeman. Upon review, someone removed (for reasons I cannot discern) your image additions at

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giving "useless and misplaced" as a reason. Useless ? Knowing how a software has been developed is really important, it is like knowing how the

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to Knowledge (XXG)! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are a few good links for newcomers:

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I was looking through the new articles on ASE and many of them are disambiguations, how should I process the disambiguation pages?

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Thanks for checking all articles! OK, I will generate a fresh list soon, please ping me again in a week if I forget. Cheers :-)

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I may give it a go in the next few days and ask someone at the Village Pump to guide me through the process. I got as far as

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on talk pages using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. If you need help, check out

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Thanks ! Let's have a collaborative work on this, we will probably refine the guidelines after using them for a while :)

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail. If you wish to participate, you are welcome to

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Here is an article from SemanticWeb.com about the database, SparkleDB is the Meronymy database with a new brand name.

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appears to be broken. Goes to a "Custom Search Engine" page with a "Sign in to Custom Search Engine" button. --

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Hello! The list of articles written by a single editor is empty! Just leaving you a message to let you know.

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if you wish. I just thought we might establish some sort of consensus first, out of the heat and fury over

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Wow sorry I won't have much time for like a month... would you mind trying to run the script? Thanks! :-)

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article, you incorrectly changed a sentence to say that Myrtle said the quote rather than Tom. This error

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on certain flagged pages. Pending changes, also known as flagged protection, is currently undergoing a

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Thank you for being a mentor in the Google Summer of Code program this summer! You are awesome ^: -->

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I just wanted to thank you for adding an image to the Oculus Quest page. It looks much better now.

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The single user list seems like a great idea but it currently empty, just thought I'd let you know.

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You're welcome! Let me know when the list is updated & I'll swing by again sometime. Cheers!

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for automated linking, it would be very complex to resolve conflicts, or to deduce context (e.g.

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

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Maybe you should make the Knowledge (XXG) Search known to admins. I like SearchRef. --♪♫

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Hello, Syced. I wanted to let you know that I’m proposing an article that you started,

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