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632:). To answer your second question, yes, the reviewer must have some knowledge of the article if you want to do some serious screening. The approval is a bit loose, basically we are just looking to make sure it doesn't violate any policies on biographies, it's not a copyright violation and it's not anything simply wacky. To answer your fourth question, it doesn't bug me about multiple edits; the reviewing button handles all of that. Hope that answers your questions! Cheers. 470: 31: 342:. From the history page and the edit filter tags thereon I assumed it was a sock of Rob buns and you were just reverting the addition of material. But yeah, a bit more haste and a little less speed in reacting on my part would have helped &ndash looking at the size of the article edits, or a diff of your edits, would have stopped me blowing a molehill into a mountain. Thank you for your very reasonable reply too. 365: 649: 529: 146:
Well, it is a theorem, whether or not it sounds silly or essay-like. I would like it if it was it's own page, but if that doesn't comply with you, then I guess leave it under my namespace or whatever. In my defense, it's source is me - the creator, just like any other theorem and it has to be proven
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EDIT: sorry, I was dodging the bullet with that response. What I meant was that if the article doesn't comply with wikipedia's rules, then this is fine, but if it does comply, I see no reason for having it moved to a user page essay (as I don't see it as an essay). Hope this was a bit more clear.
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It's not hard at all to approve an edit; only users with the reviewer right like me can do it and all I have to is click a button. This reviewing process is done on certain articles that are protected in a special way (I really don't want to explain it unless you want a lecture, read about it
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4. How much does it bug you to get multiple edits in a row. (I find myself needing them copyediting or content creating.) It's just too hard to try do the the stuff offline and load finished copy, for one thing because of wiki code and lack of a sandbox for an IP anyhow.
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edit on my watchlist, hit rollback and went to the user's talk to issue a warning. I did not see your warning when I posted. I'll be glad to answer your questions if you post them to my talk...no need to hide them in your edit summaries.
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Thanks for the reminder, but I don't see any collaboration opinions or any active discussion on the talk page of the article. Maybe you could tell me about on things that need to get done so that I can
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OK maybe I was using the term "essay" too loosely. My point is the tone/style of a actually theorem full-out stating of a theorem/idea is not the style we are looking for on Knowledge. Read
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There's plenty to do, and goals on the talk page—all members are encouraged to participate. Additionally, collaboration participants will receive a barnstar after the article reaches
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3. Is the apprval loose (just screening vandalism) or tight (maintaining the beautiful clean copyediting extant in wikipedia)? I think I know the answer to that one...hehe!
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should not be used to avoid 3RR. At this point I am making no accusations, just posting the same message on all editors' talk pages. Per
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Futhermore I think you got the wrong person; I have no idea what you are talking about; I was just reverting obvious vandalism by
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has been reviewed, and there still are some issues that may need to be clarified. Please review the comment(s) underneath
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2. Does the approver have some general knowledge of the category of articles? Or just a responsible person?
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Edit warring? Um, all I was doing was reverting vandalism on that article; look at the diffs and you will see.
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Awesome. I really don't understand why random people try to write their autobiography on Knowledge.
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and respond there as soon as possible. Thank you for contributing to Did You Know!
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first time, I have gone through this sort of approval. wonder how you think of it.
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status. If you have a spare moment, please join in or tell your friends. Thanks!
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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the
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correct - by anyone willing to do so. And besides, they can edit it, right? :)
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Sorry, I went a bit over the top on that, went all "OMG A BLP VIOLATION" over
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Don't waste any further time; I've reported him as a promotional username.
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Hello, per your request, I've granted you Rollback rights! Just remember:
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Having Rollback rights does not give you any special status or authority
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process only applies to living people. You added a BLPPROD tag to
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Misuse of Rollback can lead to its removal by any administrator
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1. Is it a pain in the ass (for approvers, for editors)?
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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
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Rollback gives you access to certain scripts, including
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User talk:Usb10
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