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im not really sure if im doing it wrong but ive tried everything. i was searching for a spainsh actor (juan jose ballesta) ...it seems his page is found when its in spanish but it cant be found when its in english.. anyway. i visited the spanish page and looked for a something that said transalate
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If an unusual term is a red link, rather than having a page describing it, should you explain the meaning in brackets? Obviously it would be best to create the page but I am trying to familiarise myself with style guidelines (which I already have a good understanding of but I can´t find this bit
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got put in early, when
Knowledge (XXG) had few users and needed to focus their efforts. Today we have a lot more users and the number continues to grow, so I can't imagine any direction but upward for the total content here. Unfortunately, it's not always easy to see the quality trending upward
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Hi, let's look at a hypothetical situation. Joe Bloggs knows the first line (or title) of a poem, but not the author. He wants to find more info at
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Knowledge (XXG) article that is a Commons image. When I get to the step of editing the page to add the FPC blurb, it says the page does not exist, because it is in commons. What do I do? Does transclude just mean put it in
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Hi there - if there is an image that is on Images and media for deletion that is under discussion but hasnt been closed, yet the discussion is archived quite a few days in the past. What do you have to do to get the discussion closed and consensus reached? It is here -
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of everything, but only what is "encyclopedic." An encyclopedia would probably not contain the full text of all an author's poems, or even all the titles of that author's poems. A search strategy I often use is:
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which states that to text can be reproduced under certain circumstances. Please read the license to find out if it applies to your project, if not you might need to reword the text you're attempting to
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I really want to create my own article but I have no idea how. Seriously, how do you do it? I hope to add some important articles into this website for the benifit of others. PLEASE help me.
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