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headings, add them and save - but don't do both in one edit. Taking the article away to user space, as you pointed out, messes up the edit history. On the other hand, making changes all over the place in one edit can cause wasted work if you or another editor don't like the result. If you have a whole new paragraph to add, you could develop that in your sandbox or user space and then copy the paragraph into the article when you have it the way you want it. Because you wrote the whole paragraph yourself, the fact that you may have changed the words around several times in your sandbox isn't important to the edit history. The same thing goes for an infobox or table that you are trying to make work - the sandbox is your friend! —

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available and is being redirected to Dog Training. This redirect has been done by someone named Cindamuse (I believe) according to the edit history of the page. She appears to be a skilled Wiki person, which is fine, I just want to know what error I made so I can fix the problem. I'm assuming I would use talk page to ask her, but I went to her page and saw no place to ask a Q or have a talk. Is this appropriate use of talk? If so, how do I begin a conversation with her? If not, what else should I be doing to follow up on this article of mine? Thanks! 18:41, 17 June 2013 (UTC)~

2254:. It is not just a matter of avoiding puffery like “positive footprints”, “premium-experience”, “extensive business profile”, “adventurous traveler”, “passionate mountaineer”, and “dedicated mission”—even if the wording were neutralized, your whole intent is clearly promotional. And since your “sources” are press releases, it is not possible to tell if you meet our notability guideline even marginally. It is our experience that people are simply unable to write acceptably encyclopedic autobiograpies. — 3932:

or four independent references where other authors or journalists have written about him or his work. Then to get rid of the "close connection" tag, please edit the article to remove any promotional comments, remarks about feelings and opinions, etc., just leaving neutral facts. There are some pretty controversial statements in the article, and all of these must either be backed up by an independent sources (not his own articles or broadcasts) or removed from the article. I hope this helps. —

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use of logos, which is allowed only to illustrate the article on the thing or organization the logo represents; and your circumstance they discussed above, where you are using a copyrighted photo only because a non-copyrighted photo is impossible to obtain. This comes up when you are using a company's image to illustrate an article about a not yet released product, and also when you are using a photo of a deceased person. Hope that helps some.

35: 3013:. However, this is a minor problem compared to the other two. It is very rare to find text published on a personal website which is, itself, properly footnoted and tied to other previously published reliable source material. Assuming that a) the text written on your son's website is already properly written, formatted, and of an appropriate point of view, if you did want to lisence it for use at Knowledge, instructions for doing so are at 3017:, which will walk you through the procedure for donating previously published material to Knowledge. However, before getting that far, you should consider all of the potential problems with the text, and consider writing new text from scratch, carefully citing the sources along the way, which will stand a much better chance of being accepted. I hope that helps! -- 1323:, a venue at which an experienced reviewer will check it prior to moving it into mainspace. Fair warning, they are very backlogged, so it will probably take a couple of weeks, but there you can be fairly sure it won't get deleted right away before it goes into mainspace. The second question is a technical one; it depends if you 389:

productively within Knowledge. So you'll need something like 12 months experience on Knowledge before putting your name forward. Personally, I think being an Admin can be useful, because you can do a little bit more to help, but what Knowledge needs the most is people who can help develop and maintain articles. :) -

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I love enhancing the quality of articles that are marked to need citations. But sometimes I add a lot of citations and make the page valid, but still the editor who put the issue templates says that he is not going to remove the templates issue. For example there is one which I enhanced remarkably by

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The reviewer indicated a problem with copyright. My article on Isaac Penner was written by me and posted on my page at my son's website www.1nikon.com. If Knowledge needs permission for copyright my son will provide it to you. This is my original work and belongs to no one else. It is posted on my

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article, and there is a problem. It's not the number of citations, but the source of them. Almost all of them are written or spoken by Mr. Rafizadeh, or by organizations with which he is connected. This is obviously a well known person, so all you need to get rid of the "notability" tag are three

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Thanks. I wasn't meaning Teahouse talkbacks; I have a lot of new editors leaving messages on my personal talk page. Answering on the same page keeps the discussion all in one place, but then I have been finding their talk pages and leaving talkback messages. More experienced editors probably know

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Well, as far as I know, I haven't changed any settings, or even knew I could do it. They just appeared one day. Since I am mainly sending messages to new users about the pages they are creating at Afc, can I assume that (1) the default setting is on, and that those who turn it off don't want to be

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stub article into a full feature. I'm not talking about a minor edit. I mean essentially a whole new article, but built on an existing stub, rather than just thin air. I understand the idea of creating a new article in userspace, submitting the article for review, then moving it into mainspace. I

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I have an article in my sandbox that I have been working on and would like to make sure it doesn't get deleted after submission. Can I have an editor look at it beforehand to give advice? Not sure where to send for a review. Also, does a copy of the article stay in the sandbox or is it just given

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Hi, Jack. Glad I am not posting from an airplane, lol. I don't know of any guide, but that doesn't mean there isn't one. But a quick explanation of "free use" might be in order. "Free use" is when you use an image that is copyrighted, under an exception to the copyright laws. These include the

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The easiest way is to place the cursor at the point where you want the citation, then click "Cite" on the bar at the top of the edit window and select the appropriate template from the "Templates" list. However, please do not write an article about yourself, and please do not use your user talkpage

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Hi there! A wiki project is a group of editors working toward making their topic significant in Knowledge, there are literally tons of them. You may join a Wiki Project of your choice depending on your knowledge and expertise, to join a Wikiproject is pretty simple, just go on the main page of your

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My guess is Bono has never called himself that; and it was added to the article as a joke (maybe by people with a friend called Figuran who likes to wear sunglasses). For several reasons, Knowledge is very careful about what it says about living people, hence why adding unreferenced content to such

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is absolutely correct. There are a number of problems with the article and it still needs some work before the templates can be removed. The references are "naked URLs" and need to be formatted properly and because they are not formatted properly you have references repeated in the reference list-

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Next, let's get an image into the text of the page. This is quite simple, when you open up the editor you should see an icon on the top bar with a little image of a sunset. Click this, and enter the filename you selected in the previous stage, and a nice caption describing what's in the image. You

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and welcome. I believe that if you have your notifications set to let you know when your username is mentioned, then you will know when you get an answer here at Teahouse (as long as your username is edited as a link). In these cases talkback is obsolete but the editor leaving you a talkback can't

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checking articles out is that the edit history of the original stub gets lost, like in my case. I actually stopped developing this article, once I realized about the edit history problem, so that I don't get myself in too deep into having to re-do it properly. I'm sure I'm not the first, nor the

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or {{reflist}}. And extrenal links, which should provide improtant information that cannot be included in the article itself, would go under the heading ==External links== at the end. My feeling is that you failed to prove that "Certified dog trainer" is a concept that deserves an article separate

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And I took a brief look at the article. There are a few minor things like capitalization and the use of "There is" and "There are". The biggest problem is the lack of references. Ideally, everything in the article should come from a source which is identified at the end of a sentence, paragraph or

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Hello, and welcome to the Teahouse! Generally speaking, PROD is what you would use if you anticipate that deleting an article is going to be relatively uncontroversial, whereas AfD is where you would go to start a discussion as to whether something should be deleted. When in doubt, go to AfD. It's

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though, so staggering them might mean a very long wait. Once you nominate for GA, unless it is quick failed or promoted immediately, you will get a list of improvements needed to pass – the very checklist you're looking for. Note that having glanced at the article, I highly doubt it would be quick

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I checked this out and 'mentions' is a default notification setting as you suggested. Assuming every answer links the user correctly and assuming they haven't disabled the setting they will receive a notification. One good aspect of teahouse talkback is it's easy for new editors to find their way

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I would like to change the focus a little—away from it being strongly discouraged to write an autobiography to why it is discouraged: Many people (I suspect including you) confuse Knowledge with a social networking site where anyone can write a self-flattering profile. Knowledge is not like that;

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Perhaps some of you experienced and wiser folk could create a page on expanding a stub article for newbies, with the model of editing in userspace and seeking review, like you currently do for new articles. As part of that idea, I noticed that the {{stub}} template links the words "expanding it"

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into mainspace? The first move, live stub to userspace, (actually a copy, not a move) is known as a "check out" and the second move, userspace to finished article in mainspace, is known as a "check in". If I understand things correctly, WP only implements the "check in" part, but not the "check

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out there, I just need to search for them, and find time to read it all. There is one thing, however, that's leaving me perplexed. I think the reason for that, is that the editing model used for Knowledge may not have anticipated my kind of usage though, in software development, it's done every

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Hey CherylJodie, welcome to the Teahouse. Whether a subject deserves an article is not based off whether one thinks the subject is vulgar. After all, we have an article on rape, even though most people think it is vulgar. Notability is based off of whether reliable third party sources have talked

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Hi XndrK, You can't merge them. Renaming will work in the sense that you can change the too-personal username to something else. This change applies only to the way your name appears on history pages and logs; it would not affect the way past signatures appear on talk pages and forums (like this

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This is my first attempt on creating a article here. It is on a sail boat and it's account of the circumnavigation done by it. Among the reasons the article has been rejected is that it should conform to the Knowledge:WikiProject_Ships/Guidelines. After going through these guidelines, are these

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Most of the articles are just edited "live". In my experience the best way to edit a live article is to make small related changes and then save the article, leaving it in a still readable format. If you have a new source to add, type it into the appropriate spot and save. If you want to add

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Hi SecurityUser1! Just to add to what Maine12329 said, as someone who recently went through the process I'd suggest the most important thing you can do is work on articles and gain experience, in that the primary thing which people will be looking for is evidence of working collaboratively and

3431:. As far as I'm aware "eejit" is roughly equivalent to "fool". It's a mild insult almost always used in a friendly context, and it usually refers to a person who does stupid things, rather than someone of generally low intelligence. You'd probably get a more expert opinion if you asked at the 1724:

Of course, one foreseeable shortcoming of this approach is that the live stub could be edited independently while the userspace copy is being developed. This can be avoided by placing a banner template indicating that an article has been "checked out", with a link to the userspace page, and

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I am very new to wiki, please bear with me. I successfully edited 2 pages and started a third after I typed in a search for the topic and wiki did not already have it. The page was called Certified Dog Trainer. Today I am on Wiki making minor edits (adding a link) and the page is no longer

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of Knowledge is rarely appropriate for Knowledge for several reasons. First, Knowledge is written in a very specific style, with a very specific purpose, and unless the text was written specifically for another encyclopedia, it is unlikely to be useful at Knowledge. In the first case,

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Hello, On 6-13-13 I submitted a brief article, my first Wiki submission, (about Trumba) and I can't tell if it is still in the queue for review. How can I determine what the status of my submission is? If/when it is published will I receive an email notification? Thank you, tessa060304

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I submitted it over a week ago, but it seems to be lingering in limbo. Can someone please help me out? I've revised the article at least four times according to Knowledge editors' instructions, and just sincerely do not understand what I'm still doing wrong, if anything. Thanks so much.

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I've told my client, the publicist this, and that Knowledge is supposed be seen from a factual, non-biased point of view. That Knowledge is an academic point of view. I will reiterate this point. Copyright is not the issue in that I've been given permission by the owner/site owner.

2223:, so presumably the copy in a user subpage is now irrelevant). The point is who wrote it, not where it is. Judging by your user name, it appears that you are the same person as the subject of the article. If this is true, then the article is an attempt at an autobiography, which is 1087:

As I recall, about 5 years ago an editor alleged that Figuran Osman was one of Bono's nicknames used for his political activities, it was never backed up with a reference and it was continually added in a disruptive manner leading to the warning message being inserted in the

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Ah, thanks. I did see the 'red link' but every time I followed one in the past it led to a message saying, 'would you like to write an article on' or something like that. This is the first time I have seen a red link that pointed to a deleted page. Intuitive but not obvious.

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Apart from the copyright violation problem, a further point to be borne in mind to discourage you from copying material from a company's website is that the latter will tend to be written in promotional language whereas an encyclopedia needs to be written from a

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without making any edits), and change the values for the various parameters to fit the Prince of Ning rebellion. Blank anything you can't fill in, then click "preview" and check that it looks OK. Then save your changes and award yourself a nice cup of tea :)

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for details. This is the best solution if you and your mom want to get rid of any trace of that account name. The easiest thing is to continue using your current account and completely abandon the old one. People won't notice it if it is inactive.

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one). If these signatures are important to you, you could edit the signatures, BUT doing so would make a connection visible in diference listings between the old signature and the username you use to edit them. I hope that is clear enough. —

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code at the bottom) then it will simply wrap the entire page. What you're trying to do is fine (it's just that you're trying to wrap the topicons, which confuses the software), but the above code, with no closing tag, is just a lot simpler.

3748:. It adds a nice little box to your editing interface where you enter the relevant information an it does most of the hard work for you. I'd recommend it highly! Instructions to add it to your editor, and usage instructions can be found at 971:

and cleaned the submission to put the template at the top of the page. I would expect your draft to be reviewed within the next two weeks as there is currently a backlog of submissions waiting to be reviewed. Feel free to drop a note on

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is actually a bit of an anomaly on Knowledge. The vast majority of content is added to "live" articles, with no review process before this happens - indeed one could consider all "live" articles to be under continual review and

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and make your edits striaght to the live article. This way, other editors can collaborate with you most easily. I'm pretty confident that your edits will be of high quality and a great plus for the article as soon as you make

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I have left you a message on my talk page that answers your last question. Work on the sentences in the article that are tagged '''' and see if you can find suitable reliable sources to support those claims. Then, as more

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good model, giving newbies a chance to get their feet wet, taking as much time as they need, before the experienced folks start criticizing them, but then being able to get constructive comment when they're ready, working

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Thank-you. I notice that your username is the same as the subject of the article. Please be aware that editing articles about yourself or someone you have a close connection with can cause problems in maintaining a

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Hi -- the article I created has an "orphan" status. I added a number of links to it from withing other Knowledge articles, where it made sense to do so. But that has not altered its status. Does it take time?

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you'll see the deletion log for the page. You'll see that content under this title has been deleted four times for various reasons. If you want to view such logs for any other article title, try searching using

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to my watchlist. I look forward to seeing you improve this article - and I may chip in a little bit. :) If you have any technical or procedural questions etc. there are plenty of people here who will help you

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Since the event predates the archival of newspaper articles online in India (which happened around the year 1999/2000, how can I provide references with the cuttings from papers which I have scanned with me?

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have any photos yet of Valatie. If you or your neighbors are keen photographers, can I encourage you to take some pictures of your village and upload them? Copyright-wise this will mean relasing them under a

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directly to the edit action, encouraging newbies to make their first draft on the live article. I'd think it should link, instead, to the article that I'm asking for someone to write, to guide us newbies on

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Hmmm... I'm guessing it had some problems with people adding "Figuran Osman" as an alias of Bono for some reason. It's an unnecessarily aggressive notice in that article, I'll edit it to be more polite. :)

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There is also the consideration that articles deleted by PROD can be undeleted on simple request to an admin. Articles deleted by consensus will only be recreated if convincing reasons are put forward.--

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has made great contribution. He addressed the aforementioned issues, added the notable references and neutral language and deleted any advertising language. The page is as it was published years ago.

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process, and in general even if the draft isn't immediately accepted for publication the draft will not be deleted. However, a situation in which a draft will almost certainly be deleted, either from

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Thanks, but I wasn't referring to that picture, I was referring to another that was taken down because I did it incorrectly. Is there a guide to tagging just so I can double check in the future?

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Hi, again, Miss Bono. Barnstars are awarded at the personal discretion of the editor awarding it. I see you have gathered quite a few already. You do good work. You will get more, I am sure.

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recommending that proposed edits be discussed on the appropriate talk page. Another shortcoming is having one user monopolize a page for an indefinite time, but there are ways to control this.

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The article doesn't seem to have been submitted. You can tell when an article has been submitted because it will have a large yellow box with "Review waiting". I have submitted it for you. —

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Thank you very much for addressing my Q, and for reminding me its not my article, but something for the public domain. I'll be back only if I can't figure out how to click on what you said!

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Done. Just a reminder of what I indicated the other day in more detail: the standard method to request deletion of pages you created (that are not in your userspace) is to tag the page with

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All the new user articles seem to be geared for creating brand new articles out of thin air. But it's much more likely, these days, that a new user, like myself, will want to expand an

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I am working to wake up the WikiProject U2 for Spanish Knowledge and when I try to add the current main image that is there ***es.wikipedia.org/Wikiproyecto:U2/Introducción*** for this

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is used for updating the archive box when new archive pages are created, not for creating those archive pages in the first place. For automatic archiving you need to employ a bot like

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last, to join WP with an RCS mindset. I suspect it's been debated long and loud, but as a newbie, I'm blissfully ignorant of such debates. What has been the consensus on this issue?

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to do this safely. Of course, anyone who really wants to, can just dive in, and directly click the edit tab. But the link on the template seems to beg for a how-to article. I know

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I was translating Ali Hewson's article into Spanish and I have this word 'eejit' I know it means something like 'fool' but can get the exact word for Spanish.. Can anybody help me?

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Lastly, adding images to the city template is a little bit different. There's a designated slot for a "skyline" image (actually can be any representive poster). See where is says "

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your article, or copy-paste your article. The former of which will not keep a copy in your sandbox (it will create a redirect), the latter of which will. It's up to you. Thanks.

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While logged info about a deleted page can be browsed, the edit page history of the page is hidden when a page is deleted. It's not erased entirely, but it is only visible to

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Dear editors: With this new "notifications" feature, is it no longer necessary to leave talkback messages, or are there situations in which this would still be useful? —

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I'm not clear on what the difference is or which is appropriate to use, it seems like AfD = discuss then delete if there's consensus, vs PROD = delete if nobody objects.

631:. Please just be aware, it will still take a week (or longer), most likely, for the article to get reviewed. Thanks for coming to the Teahouse. We are glad you did. 1513:

User:PBASH607 asked me for help to add a thick border to his user page but i try to add a code and I mess the page up (See History of the page). can some one help me??

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and welcome to the Teahouse! Good work on the article so far. Yunshui just posted as I was writing the text below, so I apologise to both of you for the duplication.

3981:. The article is written like an autobiography and therefore it appears that the subject, or someone very close to them, has contributed heavily to the article - See 3755:

I'm sure other hosts here will have other advice. If you could be more specific about the problem(s) you are experiencing we may be able to offer some better advice.

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I'm doing pretty well for myself, finding most of the documentation and playing around in Userspace. For the most part, almost all the answers to my questions are

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It is if people remember to link to the relevant section on the page, but one still sees quite a number of Teahouse Talkback messages without the section link. -

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His name is TJ Kirk. His YouTube videos are poignantly entertaining (to me anyway). I suspect maybe he was considered once for an article and rejected/deleted?

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template, filling in as many of the parameters as possible so that a reader can identify the source, find it and read it for themselves if they so wish.--

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I hope this is helpful. If this isn't quite what you were looking for, please reply with some extra details on your problem and we'll see what we can do.

2180:. As the banner at the bottom of the page says, Articles for creation is backlogged, and it may take several days for a reviewer to get to your draft. — 2013:

tool, which adds a little box to my editing interface which makes referencing a lot easier. Instructions on how to install and use ProveIt are found at

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I've been trying to do everything by the book since this is my first article. I will read over and have my client, the publicist respond accordingly.

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selected Wikiproject and put you name on the list of editors. Remember to be a great contributor and help your wiki project to the fullest! Cheers --

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Thank you for uploading this image when you did, I'm sure it greatly helped the article it was used during its short tenure at Knowledge. Cheers --

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or from your sandbox, is if it is found to be a copyright violation, and in this case there does seem to be material copied verbatim from pages at

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to GA status, is there a check list or something that can show where and how I can improve that article.? Any help would be appreaciated. Thanks --

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and welcome. Normally there is a list on the project's page that you can add your name to. Is there a particular project you're interested in?

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enough to watch a page if they were expecting a reply, but beginners might not. I just wondered if this kind of talkback is still needed. —

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Copyright remains an issue until the copyright owner properly provides an acceptable licence to Knowledge, your "say so" is not enough. See

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Hello, I've just uploaded this picture, can someone check if the licence is ok. You might delete it if it doesn't meet some licence policy

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Hi Matty. I think you make a valid point but it is not really a subject for the teahouse. Better discuss it at the project talk page or at

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i've given lot of reference and citations for this page Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Thani, please can anyone help getting this page approved.

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Thanks for your question! Reading your comments, it seems like you're well on your way to being a Knowledge editor of the first order :)

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I have created a new article. How do I post it on Did you know...? Can I just add it or do I need the assistance of an administrator?--

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Hi. I'm afraid your last question misses the point. It doesn't matter where the page is (and TEB728 points out that there is a copy at

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good to get consensus. If you have a specific article in mind, I could take a look and give you my personal advice too. Happy editing.

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adding references ( Majid Rafizadeh ) but still the template is there and the other editor insists on keeping. What should be done?

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Yeah, but what if I already have the new account (which I do) and want to merge the old one or something? Will rename still work? --

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Anyone knows who is this Figuran Osman. In bono's article says that if anyone add that name to the alias section will be blocked??

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I made an account and my mom said that the page's title was too personal, so I made a new account. How do I delete the old one? --

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If the WikiProject has a userbox, adding it to your userpage will add your userpage to the 'category' of members...for example,

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Generally you do not need to shorten a URL that you wish to use as a reference. The best way to reference a website is with an

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about the subject. Many YouTubers are considered notable because they have been mentioned by reliable sources like newspapers.

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Hi PBASH607. If you feel the article meets the GA criteria linked above, to the best of your ability, you can always request a

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don't worry, you did nothing wrong. Your license tagging was correct. It was a useful and irreplaceable non-free image from

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With this in mind, and considering that you seem to be a careful and mindful editor, I would stringly enourage you to be

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Thank you, I'm going to give it a read, and contribute to the article a bit more then I'm going to nominate it. Thanks --

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I had some pictures taken down because I tagged them as free use incorrectly, is there a guide so I can tag them right?

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answered before I could but since I have a few links to guidlines that might help you I am posting my answer too, but

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who explained that creating an article about yourself is a problem. I also recommend you make yourself familiar with

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Would there be a way to find any history on rejected/deleted pages, or to confirm the lack of any pre-existing page?

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as our photo repositry, as it means these pictures can be shared with Wikipedias in other languages. Commons has an

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to see what options you have. Once you click "insert" the relevant code will appear at your cursor in the edot box.

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what is the procedure to transfer this page to another account so that the username does not match the Article Name

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and click the "edit this page" button to see the source code for the battle box. You can then copy this code into

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How can I post a photo over the map on our village's city page? How can I embed photos into the text of the page?

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How do I shorten the URL so that i can add the site as a reference. Which references can be considered useless??

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templates. The trick is to make sure that you have the URL declared as a URL and it should look something like:

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Hi Miss B, 'eejit' is often used as the pronunciation of 'idiot' as spoken by someone with an Irish accent, see

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Hi Christian and welcome to the Teahouse. If you are looking for a review of your article, I would send it to

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Welcome to the Teahouse, Taiping Tulip! To nominate something for "Did you know", follow the instructions at

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seems to be a news report by another journalist, and could be used to support some of the information. —

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How does one join a WikiProject? Is it easy? I have already joined a WikiProject, but I am still unsure.

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section.), submitting the article for review (thereby turning it into a beautiful swan) and then move it

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Hi, Mmdogma and welcome to The Teahouse. You are correct that if you want to discuss what was wrong with

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Hi, below is the link for the most recent revision of the article I wrote on actor/producer Zack Norman:

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How do I nominate an important event for mention in the "This Day in History" box on the Main Page?

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mentioned making sure to replace | = { } and spaces with the appropriate codes. You could also use

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if it isn't reviewed in a couple weeks and I'll make sure it gets done promptly. Happy editing!

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Hello, I'm wondering how can I cite a source that contains the symbol, "+" in the url. Thanks.

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Also, are YouTube personalities notable enough for Knowledge? What makes a person 'notable'?

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Good morning anf Happy belated father's day, for all dads here. I need to delete this file:

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Hi Vaaltje. To post a picture above the map, input the title of the image after the text

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if it is more appropriate). Instructions on how to use these templates can be found on

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ask, but which you will likely soon need answered: Things written for other purposes

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Answer to my own previous question: No. Darn, but is there anything else I can do? --

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He, Amreshwar. For the question on the Ships project, you really need to ask that at

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like books, magazines, journals, and newspapers. When you write for Knowledge, you

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I put an archive box on my talk page with auto set to yes. Will it archive itself?

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page at www.1nikon.com. What is the reviewer's problem with copyright? Cantiague

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before making the nomination. There's a perpetual backlog at both peer review and

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is preferred even though it is of slightly lower quality. In summary, your image

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text at Knowledge needs to obey several key principles. First, all text must be

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Hi Cheryl, in regard to your main question, yes. If you click on the red link of

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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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Xander, welcome to the Teahouse. No your talk page won't archive itself. The

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The article I wrote is completely my work--it is on my page at my son's website

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ought to do the trick. Put it underneath the topicon codes and it should work.

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into userspace (retaining the edit history), turning the ugly ducking into an

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and is therefore not recommended. I draw your attention to a message on your

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is enough to give editor time to work on the article while it remains live.

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section. You would put information about that reference inside <ref: -->

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might be helpful for you to view. There's specific rules for inclusion at

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Generally, when you edit a code module in a large project that's under a

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Was there ever an article on 'The Amazing Atheist' (YouTube personality)?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia_talk:Articles_for_creation/Zack_Norman

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Now the actual process of uploading is a little fiddly. We like to use

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this question concerns the united states (english language) wikipedia

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File:Ali Hewson and Bono in 2010 EDUN in a Louis Vuitton campaign.xcf

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for information on what the community considers a useful source. --

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available you can expand the article with additional information.

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so far, it's great that you're keen to futher improve the article.

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Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Thani

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Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Thani

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Hi Cantiague, and welcome to the Teahouse! Does the advice about

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link in the box at the top of your draft, it will go through the

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how to make this page get approved Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Thani

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http://en.wikipedia.org/User_talk:Mohammed_bin_Abdulla_Al_Thani

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Proper technique for editing a live stub article in userspace

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Is there any guide to tagging pictures when uploading them?

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could really use some guidance on how to do this properly.

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In fact, sod it; I've just gone ahead and done it for you.

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Thanks for the question. On the referencing issue, use the

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I should add: if you leave the tag unclosed (i.e. with no

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and as you will see it is still waiting to be reviewed.--

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How do I determine current status of a submitted article?

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Hello Cantiague, and welcome! To answer a question you

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You can't delete an account, but it can be renamed. See

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http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/08/world/meast/syria-shiites

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as a sandbox. It is self-evident that you do not meet

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at the place where you want the image to appear, e.g.

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An additional point, the article you are drafting at

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by clicking "edit this page" and looking at the code.

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and not "mere mortals" like you or I. If a page is "

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I really appreciate it. 484:Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Trishna 3642:I want to add a battle box like the one on 3039:Nominate event for anniversary on Main Page 2036:Which references can be considered useless? 1247:), but I don't understand your question. - 4040:There is this reference by other person : 945:Thanks for the question. Your draft is at 3505:http://en.wikipedia.org/Valatie,_New_York 2542:How a user earn one of those barnstars?? 3977:are are therefore not independent - See 3494:post a photo over the map on a city/page 2962:Knowledge:Donating copyrighted materials 2453:finding the WikiProject you want to join 2246:encyclopedic biographies here are about 1460:Knowledge:Donating copyrighted materials 1361:Welcome to the Teahouse, Christian. In 1239:I assume that you mean es.wikipedia.org/ 3927:: I checked out the references on the 3688:(you can close the edit interface for 2518:Category:WikiProject Lists participants 1750:Any thoughts / ideas / pages on this?? 3898:Editing and adding secondary citations 3615: 3611: 3607: 3603: 3173: 2922:Knowledge:Guidance for younger editors 1383:http://boich.com/our-team/wayne-boich/ 1214:. What happens, can anybody help me?? 764: 48:Do not edit the contents of this page. 3608:|image_skyline=Valatie_citycentre.png 3237:What should I have to do to nominate 495:applicable to small sail boats too? 7: 3109:Thanks. I was wondering about that. 1714:Transparent Anatomical Manikin (TAM) 3298:for links to the necessary pages.-- 3782:Knowledge's inclusion requirements 1770:I wonder if tagging the stub with 963:Hello and welcome to the Teahouse 749:Hello and welcome to the Teahouse 697:Citing a url containing "=" symbol 114:Hi, I am requesting help getting: 28: 3526:, without the File: prefix (e.g. 2339:back to the question they asked. 1243:Wikiproyecto:U2/Introducción (or 3591:to help you through the process. 3074:Knowledge:Selected anniversaries 309:OK, thanks. I will do that now. 33: 3841:File:Dualshock_4_controller.jpg 3676:The easiest option is to go to 3627:Hope that is useful! 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If you are referring to 3366:Template talk:Did you know 3266:If you think it meets the 2402:How to join a WikiProject? 2040:Knowledge:Reliable_Sources 653:Removing the orphan status 4126:04:06, 19 June 2013 (UTC) 4108:03:49, 19 June 2013 (UTC) 4075:01:22, 19 June 2013 (UTC) 4065:, What is the next step? 4053:00:55, 19 June 2013 (UTC) 4029:03:42, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 4009:03:37, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3942:03:30, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3916:02:40, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3888:02:42, 19 June 2013 (UTC) 3873:14:46, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3859:08:31, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3822:07:42, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3800:12:16, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3775:10:17, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3735:09:58, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3714:10:43, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3700:10:41, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3660:10:27, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3632:12:16, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3558:12:11, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3517:11:06, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3501:Thanks here is our page: 3486:14:23, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3458:13:44, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3440:13:20, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3422:12:51, 18 June 2013 (UTC) 3398:What does this word mean? 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