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section on HOMELESSNESS a couple days back, which I had reduced to a bullet point. Now you have further reduced it and returned it to a paragraph (of course I agree that is better yet). We need to realistically expect that this editor will revert these edits and re-expand this controversial section. I, however, question the placement of this type of detail in an overview article of any city. Ultimately as the Eureka article matures (if we allow that to be based on ther recommended San Jose article or the very cool example of the SF article(s), much of the controversial or recent issues will be better served as DAUGHTER articles. All of this is in light of WikiProject US Cities suggestions. By the way, if my zealousness in the beginning caused you to lose any work, I apologize. I hope we can all work to consider the audience and the forum and serve the process in a professional and qualitative manner. Thanks

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delayed, and relations between the sexes fairly egalitarian, so each woman tends to have only two children who reach parenting age themselves. In sedentary civilisations people don't move, the death rate increases (due to human close association with animal pathogens which cross the species barrier, because of the increased number of contacts with other potential human agents of infection and because of close association with humans and faeces), and birthrates increase also. Life expectancies tend to fall. Given this populations of settled civilisations tend to be unstable (especially when compared to stone age hunter gatherers), and it is this instability that makes civilisations prone to collapse.

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cities will enlarge, one, two, or a handful of families will strike out for the wilderness and found a new city of their own. Environmental isolation (ocean, desert, mountain) is necessary to prevent the founding of colonies. The environment is far from stable, as oceans and mountains rise and fall, and deserts come and go. The nature of DNA is to spread, but I won't announce the primacy of the fitfulness of human genes until they've decisively overcome their planetary origins and limitations.

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are. So I think it would be true if I said: all infoboxes are templates, but not all templates are infoboxes. I'm sorry, all I want to do is get the list of combatants settled, preferably with an informative list, but not necessarily. I have an tendency to compartmentalize things, to analyze things and take them apart, so I starting moving in the direction of seperating the infobox from the article as a means of facilitating on-topic discussion. In the case of

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look at and it's probably useful for some simple analysis. Also, the prose + list is now 172 KB long or so, so it makes sense to separate the two. In this case, the main question would be the title of the synopsis article, as "timeline" and "chronology" are, as you point out, synonyms. By the same token, if the prose and the list remain in one article, I believe it would make sense to separate rather than interweave them.

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means necessary, as there has always been somebody willing to kill somebody else to get what they want (it's the one law of nature that needs to be replaced with a law of man)). Assuming a genetically viable breeding population is retained every generation, civilization will come back eventually (at least, over the next couple million years, until evolution or the genetic industry introduce an unpredictable paradigm).

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the casualties in WWII are estimates, (and I've heard from many different sources on different figures of how many people died, all different) do you think it would be better to say over 60 million people died? If you look at some of the other articles they have different figures... the German one says 55-60 million, French says 62 million, Italian says 62 million, Spanish says 72, Polish and Duth 62, and so on. --

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stereotypical mummy (which can lead us to a whole different metaphor...). Something's gotta give, but nobody knows what will give first, or if we can invent yet another band-aid before it gives. (this is a fun conversation, but I'm afraid it's not on-topic with the article, but I won't tell if you won't ;) although if anybody wants to shout WP:OR I'll stop typing right now) Xaxafrad 22:20, 11 March 2007 (UTC)

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redirect from the first article to the next because the first article provides all the author information in the form of article history. However, when the first article is deleted, all author information is lost. Therefore, some of the content in the second article violates GFDL because we don't have author information on the content that was merged from the first article.

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putting overmuch emphasis on the alliances themselves. Certainly, due to availability of resources and the advent of innovative technology, cities possess an unequal power distribution, which they exert over each other. The more cities that band together and work together, the better everything works; imagine if every city were playing for the same team.

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then specifically restoring only the edits that I want to save in the article history. This means clicking on a checkbox for every edit I wanted to save. Unfortunately, there were some 150 or 250 edits (I forget which) in that article, so I had to click 150 or 250 checkboxes to restore this content. This was one of the first times I performed a

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system and started with citations in areas that were particularly disputed such as "Criticisms", but not as many in-line citations are in the article overall as could be. Probably should be done. The Teachings section would be easiest to do since many of those citations would be to passages in TUB itself which is readily available.

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credibility in this online source the moment I said "Knowledge (XXG)" in his presence. I appreciate lowering the bar for ease, but I think a neet and tidy reference list resulfts from the notes section if we do the traditional notes/refs system. There will be significantly more notes to come and this will become a long article (per

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The GIMP is working again on my computer and i got enthusiastic about the historical atlas project. Do you still want to continue with it? I hope Tibor is still online as well. We need to get more people. I still can't commit myself too much. So, if Tibor is gone than the project is in a stand still.

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I agreed with you on the idea that adding a few nations to the infobox would be a good idea. However, if you've looked at it recently as its been updated, people keep adding and removing stuff. I just wanted to call your attention to a little vote I set up on the talk page becuause I think that's the

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I'm a little confused as to what you're trying to accomplish with these. The whole point of infoboxes is that articles use a base formatting template, but the actual content (i.e. the facts) are contained in the article itself, not on some other page. Hence, infoboxes don't have any edit links; the

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I caught your assignment of this article, and while I'm not sure I'll be able to bring it up to a point where the cleanup tag can be removed (I don't even trust my own judgement, even if at the end I did an exceptional editing job, I'd still want an outside opinion), I think I can improve it at least

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article. It is not by chance that we might defer to it. This city (known as "The City" is the very reason Eureka exists in the first place. I would like to see this article become featured at some point. and the cleaner, albeit two part method of Notes/Refs is not only more in line with academia, but

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for you. I love jelly beans as they have sugar in them and most people love sugar. But on the other hand just receiving somthing from somone else just makes you happy and also just giving this to you makes me happy. I hope to spread the jelly beans all over Knowledge (XXG), so here, you can have this

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Sorry for the misconduct. I'll refrain from bold actions like that in the future. I guess I'm more of an inclusionist. So, since the consensus was for "delete", what's this business about violating the GFDL? How does one violate the GFDL by deleting content that was moved from one article to another?

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I don't really know. I feel like overstepping my boundaries. I guess it'll come down to whether or not a family is able to hold on to an encyclopedia, and get enough idle time from surviving to absorb the material, and be intelligent enough to adapt their resources into something better. That's a lot

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Thanks for the referral to Wikiversity, and adding the category status. While there is a little debate about the original research and notability concerns, as I review them, I can't find where there is a violation; all that the universe reality article is is a summary and elaboration for the purpose

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hi. Yea good job editing the WWII article, it was brilliant because we really needed a better introduction especially but I have one question. We keep saying over 72 million people died, and I noticed in several parts of the article there are stats on how many people died, but because all figures on

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Hello! Not sure -- I see some merit in having both a prose synopsis per theater of operation as well as a separate list-like timeline that cuts across theaters. I've seen paper encyclopedias include such timelines as a way to compare parallel goings on across the world; I found this informative to

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article. However, it seems to me that this article is now huge and difficult to navigate. Also, the content (synopsis vs day-by-day timeline) is qualitatively different. Do you think it would make sense to split this in two articles, the timeline as it used to be, and "Military Chronology of World

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is seeing a long-term edit war over the infobox is not a distinct case from a long-term edit war over any other part of the article, and should really be dealt with in the same way. You wouldn't move a contentious section to its own page just because discussions of it were clogging up the main talk

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I love the trial and error method (it's what I'm using to learn GMT). I haven't figured out most of the projections, but otherwise I think I've learned how to use psbasemap and pscoast fairly well (and probably pstext, and maybe by tomorrow psxy as well). grdraster and grdgradient are still a little

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But I don't think definitions are the most important thing. Helpful, beneficial, sometimes. Other times, definitions can simply be unnecessarily devisive. In the end, I guess I'd have to say that I simply believe that human civilization is here to stay, for as long as humans will be here. In looking

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settlement adhere to such a policy. Has our quality of life not grown beyond the imaginations of dozens of prior generations that we can't switch from a policy of growth and expansion to a policy of maintenance? I'm afraid China, India, and other nations will have to experiment with the many nuances

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Regarding human ingenuity, yes, it has got us through some difficult scraps in the past, but of the 31 civilisations to date, how many still exist? Civilisations come and go, there is no reason to suppose ours is immortal. And when we look at human history over the last 150,000 years, civilisation

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I've only had limited time for wikipedia lately, but in reply to your last message on my talk page, yes, more inline citations would probably strengthen the article. I know in the past there were a lot of POV disputes and sources were closely checked. I only later implemented the in-line citation

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So what's the upshot of all this? The universal convention in Knowledge (XXG) is that an infobox template's code is a layout and formatting tool only; as the infobox is intended to be used across a wide range of articles, the actual contents of its fields are passed in through the invocation, on a

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Thanks for your praise. Is there a Wikiproject for that historical atlas project you were talking about? I'll work on the next Cassell map conversion as I have time over the next few days. The biggest pain in the ass was erasing all the contemporary national borders from the giant map I found under

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Hi Xaxafrad, would you mind rephrasing the problem you encountered in English? It was a bit difficult to understand, since translating devices tend to mutilate sentences. I'm not sure though if I can help you, since I'm just an amateur on GMT issues and I created my own maps mostly using the "trial

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okay I will check in every now and again :) I have some experience with making maps mostly using the blank maps that are already here, and with animations - but I dont know GIS/GMT so I was amazed with the detail of the maps which you linked to on the project page. It would be fantastic if we could

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About the Notes/References thing: from what I've seen heavily referenced articles use the Notes/References style, where "Notes" is like footnotes and has abbreviated references to full works listed in "References". On shorter articles, the usage is generally to combine Notes/References. Most of the

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Sorry, I'm not in the 100% state of mind right now, and the help desk was looking way to hard to navigate. I just wanted to know how I could find articles less than 2k, or 200 chars, or some low threshold, and were unstubbed. It seems like an awkward thing, but I think at least several dozen others

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Simply editing the second article to remove the new content from the first article isn't enough because this content is still retained within the article history. To remove this content from article history, I had to delete just your edits. Fortunately, I can do this by deleting the entire article,

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article because I merged in content which should've been deleted? "Selectively restore"? I haven't heard that phrase thrown around wikipedia yet. Does that mean you compared the differences between all the edits made since my edit, and then reinstated the genuine, non-vandal edits? In my efforts to

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interesting points. You are right, breeding must be controlled. But in settled propulations the normal system of human breeding breaks down. Firstly in nomadic hunter-gatherer societies mothers can only carry one child at a time, and so children spacing tends to be four years apart. Marriage is

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My apologies Xaxafrad. I should have either left a note on the talk page and waited for a few others to express their agreement, or I should have left a summary. I know it took you a while, and although I'm sure you probably know this, you could always get it back from the history page. But I must

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should. I expect the evolution of the chronology article will see the reduction of the timeline sections (or a grouping of timeline events by area, and insertion immediately after each chrono section heading, or something like that, maybe), and an increase in chronological prose, which was already

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The only thing that can save us from another stone age will be the electronic preservation of knowledge, which requires the preservation of access to such information. With such information, those who can read it will retain some measure of civilization (that is, social stratification, by whatever

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The Egyptians lived in a relative balance with nature for a few centuries. Let's posit that they could've lived in an isolated world, without so-called barbarian raids or competitive civilizations. How long would such a situation last? Breeding must be controlled, or else more homes will be built,

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I'm still getting the hang of the way everything works around here, so I have a little confusion too. I'm probably in waaay over my head at this point, but how do you learn how to swim if you don't get in the water, right? I guess I'm not exactly sure what an infobox is. But I know what templates

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Suppose we drafted a series of individual maps for each time period, then had them animated to show changes over time. It would'nt be useful to show expansion and shrinking of most states since they took place over too short a period of time, but it would be useful to show the general progress of

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Cassells has a series of world maps showing the major states in any given time period. the maps are color coded (green for hunter-gatherers, beige for pastoral nomads, pink for simple farming cultures, light brown for chieftaincies and complex farming cultures, purple for state societies and dark

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A local editor who actually controls an online web based newspaper, has been focused only on a specific area or section I have been trying to gently (well, at first, not so gently) corral in the "Recent Government and law issues section." This editor was determined to create an entirely new major

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I think it would be a worthy topic actually to get FA status on, the clean-up and improvements necessary are attainable in my view. How about a push toward it? Would you be up for joining for work on the article with that as a real goal? You seem like a knowledgeable person on the topic, and a

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My visions are grand and will probably need trimming down to a practical size. With the proper programming setup, I should be able to mark and name arbitrary geographic regions on an image, then use a script to control a simple program to overlay all the pretty colors we like to see. I think I'm

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No, I lost no work, but the merging process was a little tedious and I was just afraid there was going to be another edit conflict. I have noticed the increasing specifity of Daughter-type articles relating to many controversial topics. Just a short teaser sentence or two, followed by "See main

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I have transferred your comments to the talk page. Me and Tibor have a discussion about which programm we will use. Perhaps you would like to contribute? A friend of mine (my neighbour) is considering to join as well. He is a programmer. So making the system for the maps will probably become a

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to offer the kind of controls I'm looking for, but those tools aren't geared for animation (yet; if I could gain the right kind of UNIX programming skills, I'm sure I would wind up working with the GMT programmers to the point where my influence would inspire an animation plugin or something).

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Only 31 civilizations? That makes me want to attack the definition of civilization, though I won't overturn it, I will modify it: each individual city has been it's own civilization, while allowing that various cities have allied with and against each other for various periods of time, without

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Regarding electronic information, it is especially vulnerable. How long does a floppy disk remain readable. How long does a computer last before it gets replaced. Compare this with medieval parchments or Egyptian papyri. With electronic information we need machines to read them, and with a

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I now realize what has been occurring. Regarding the Note/References debate, it is accepted policy in Academia to always use the separate NOTES and REFERENCES format. I think we need to discuss this and consider the affect. As I stated, the premier historian in the area mentioned the lack of

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We are simultaneously approaching the limits of foreseeable environmental and technological exploitation at the speed of an iron horse. The human mind's ability to adapt to a variety of situations has enabled us to put enough band-aids on our society that it would be indistinguishable from a

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and put in your vote to keep or delete, I am rather outnumbered by some non-spiritual people, could use someone who has a co-operative energy to look into the matter on a spiritual teacher article. Also please look into another article that was deleted that has been there for years at

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collapse such machines become fewer and further between. What we see is information moving from permanent to ephemeral storage, as public libraries disappear and everything today moves onto the internet. How stable is the internet? You'd be surprised by its fragility!

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Maybe you should bring this issue up on the talk page. Axum isn't technically incorrect, and google shows it to be more popular (2:1) than Aksum. Aksum is a more faithful transcription, but the "x" has been used to represent the "ks" sound in Aksum since Greek times

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I agree completely and the redundant portion should be removed. BUT, the article awaits a great concise description of the actual geography of the Eureka mentioning the islands, harbor, all the way to the forested lands and parks. I just have not gotten to it yet.

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By far the most successful animals in terms of numbers of species and individuals are the insects (beetles alone account for a quarter of all species, yet the tree of life, like the sun-centred universe of old, leads to man as its focal point.

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a little (maybe even a bit, or a lot). Do I have a time limit? If I don't get to it in the next week or two, will that be okay? This is actually my first assignment, so I'd love to hear your feedback (especially after I try cleaning it up).

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Incidentally, Cassell's Atlas has a series of world maps covering human history from 10000 BCE to 1996- I would be willing to work with you on doing an animated adaptation of it but I know nothing about the programming necessary to animate.

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On "comparison to world religions", I can understand about wishing to see more detail, but I've run into a shortage of sources. There are ones to compare to Christianity, and the Buddhism section is one I added based on TUB's statements.

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It's always easier to keep stuff than it is to delete it, but there are times when deletion is absolutely necessary. But that's less important than the real issue here, one that's bothered me from a long time ago (since my

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have always emphasised that evolution is a matter of adapatation to the environment, and any idea of progression is an anthropomorphic view, somewhat akin to the American intelligent design version of creationism.

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By changing the proposition from a statement to a question, the appropriate response is no longer support/oppose but yes/no. HHope you understand that this is problematic. Pls get back to me.

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uses just "References" (and is sorely lacking in that regard). I generally lean toward the more compact single-section approach unless it becomes necessary to split them because of size.

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I have NO idea whether someone wrote a bot already. The request is not yet marked as fulfilled. However, many bots exists that do template substitution, and you might want to ask over at

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during the discussion but should not remove the miscellany for deletion template from the top of the page; such removal will not end the deletion discussion. Thank you.

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Substitution would be replacing {{ISBN|XXXXXXXXXX}} with (true substitution) {{subst:ISBN|XXXXXXXXXX}}, or ISBN XXXXXXXXXX (which would be the end result anyway.) See

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Actually most of the maps I've created for Knowledge (XXG) have been with very basic tools like Paintbrush. I essentially take PD map images from elsewhere on WP (

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Hi Xaxafrad, I know you're trying to be helpful, but please do not merge content to other articles while an AfD is in progress. The consensus turned out to be a

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only thing that would be editable separately from the article is the overall structure of the box itself, which most editors shouldn't need to ever deal with.

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these last few days, tweaking with a 39-frame series of the Roman republic/empire). There's a lot I could learn from you, I think (like what programs you use).

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shouldn't've been started, since it's just a list. In fact, the interwiki WW2 timeline articles are actually titled chronologies, so I'd recommend making

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because you expressed an interest in cleaning-up organization. Please look at it and accept, reject or let me know and I will reassign it. Thank you.

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I've left a comment in response to your rating of the article. GA might not be too far off, but I tend to agree with a "B" for the current version.

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I've just done my first conversion of one of the historical world map series in the Cassell Atlas. Check it out and let me know what you think. It's

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No problems, I wouldn't say what you did was "misconduct", it was a very specific problem that you wouldn't have any way of knowing. In a nutshell,

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express my compliments concerning the 5 v 3, I still don't know how to put those little flags in, and they certainly make the infobox look nice. --

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I like your description the breeding practices of hunter-gatherers, very informative in a common-sense-once-you've-thought-about-it kind of way. :)

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beyond my grasp. Basically, I just need help getting topographic/bathymetric data to overlay my pscoast maps. I tried following Captain Blood's

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of the policy of population control before it becomes institutionalized as marriage, the market, and our courts of law have become institutions.

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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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figure out what you did, it seems you covered your tracks pretty well (at least, this newbie can't find the bread crumbs). The history for

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Some proposals have been moved to the aforementioned "In development" section, some have been left as a proposal, and others have been

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most logical answer to the problem, yet I may be wrong about my solution, so I was wondering if I could get your opinion on that. --

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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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out. We're a pretty presistent species, what with our wide range of food sources (fire certainly helps in that department).

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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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Not a rush. It's purely voluntary (and I don't want to admit how long some articles have been sitting on my desk).

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at how people have rebuildt cities throughout history, it would take an incredible environmental catastrophe to wipe

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That's a pretty fine line, I'll have to keep my eyes open for examples (unless you know of an appropriate WP page).

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days): What is the purpose of a ten foot pole? Why get one when a quarterstaff will do the same thing? Hmmmmm... --

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level-headed editor and commentator all around. Would be really nice to see a gold star on the article someday.

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article and selectively restore all but your edits. This is going to be very difficult to do. Please take a look

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A settled population can adopt a policy of population control (China). What our species needs is to have

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imagining a unwieldingly high level of customization, but I won't know until I try. So far, I've found

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it looks better as there becomes more and more notes. Please comment in my discussion area. Thanks

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has existed for at most 10,000! We will arrive at a post civilisation soon, one way or another.

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This doesn't really answer your question, but it may at least clarify what I was trying to say.

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

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Sweet, thanks. Best info I've found on the Zelda song (but still not reputable, I think):

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as life is rather busy; his spot will be filled by the runner up from the last election,

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seems to be corrupted. Neither my edits, nor your deletes and restorations can be found.

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Since it is off topic lets continue the conversation on our discussion page. You wrote

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due to what some believe are similar-sounding vocals between the band's two singers.

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but was deleted by a user as soon as I linked to it. Thanx (

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Just wanted to thank you for your reply on my talk page.

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Sweet, thanks for the tip! There be fun there, arrrr. :)

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and asking them there instead of on article talk pages.

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Okay, if you want to get in the water even deeper... ;-)

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harder to edit would curb some nationalistic editing.

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has but put up - many thanks to all who worked on it!

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