Knowledge (XXG):Village pump (miscellaneous)/Archive 1

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objections to the idea. First of all, literally millions of people who have never heard of Jimbo will watch the video, which will increase his popularity, as the video doesn't have any criticism of Jimbo and portraits him as a nice guy. They'll watch the video because they saw it on Knowledge (XXG), and they saw it on Knowledge (XXG) because they visited Knowledge (XXG), and they visited Knowledge (XXG) because it's a great website, and it's a great website because thousands of voluntary contributors made it a great website. But those contributors didn't make a great website in order for Jimbo's popularity to increase - I know that's not my main concern when I edit an article. The video is also used to advance Jimbo's assertion that he's the sole founder of Knowledge (XXG). When he introduces himself to the man in South Africa, he doesn't mention that whether he is the sole founder or not is a controversial matter. Due to the video and the increase in popularity, he will be interviewed more often, people will take more pictures of him, and he'll be able to promote himself and Wikia. I saw a picture of Jimbo using a T-shirt which said "Wikia" once, which is advertisement. I also think that the mere fact that he was one of the founders doesn't grant him the right to represent Knowledge (XXG). I think that, if there's going to be any video, it should have a group of contributors randomly selected.

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are other ways to interpret that part of the video. When Wales goes around and talks to people about knowledge, it feels like Knowledge (XXG) is going there to educate them--as if they know nothing about their surroundings. But apart from all this, there are two good points made in the video: one is the Egyptian guy who argues that the gap between the industrial world and the third-world is not only material, but also in knowledge; and the second is where it shows that unprivileged kids get laptops with selective Knowledge (XXG) articles. But they should have stopped there and not make it so obvious, forcing the viewer to feel grateful for what they've done. Perhaps I'm just talking BS, but that's how I interpret the video. For me, it's no harm, because I know my stand on Wiki without the need of a video. --

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something, up pops a Knowledge (XXG) article as the first or second link- and the content is generally excellent. I don't know if anything changed on Knowledge (XXG) or with Google's algorithyms, but it seems to me (as an outsider to the Knowledge (XXG) community) that a tipping point is approaching. I envision a time very soon where instead of googling everything, many many people like me will be heading straight to Knowledge (XXG) instead of Google when we want to search the internet. Or more precisely, we'll probably use Google to search for the closest Chinese restaurant and Knowledge (XXG) to learn who won the Peloponnesian war (though we might still need to use Google to figure out how to spell Peloponnesian). Anyhow... Thanks.

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Hoever when they do, they nearly always stop after the first one. If they vandalise after 5 mins of being given a warning (enough time to be sure they read it) they are not going to stop at the issue if a stronger one in my experience. As fro kids, it is normal teenage behaviour to rebel against authority. Childish vandalism is no big deal for us really. We shouldn't be rude, we shouldn't be too trigger happy but if they do get blocked fairly (kids have a very accute sense of fairplay) then no harm is done.

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uncertain terms that that sort of behaviour was unacceptable. When I got into trouble there were consequences for my actions, and I learned from those consequences. Today's children need similar consequences when they misbehave. Yes, the children who vandalize our articles will eventually grow up, and hopfully most of them will become valued contributers. If we are firm with them now, so they understand that childish behavior is not permitted here, they will have a better experience with us once they

2379:: did you, personally, start on Knowledge (XXG) by adding test edits or minor (or even major) vandalism to articles, but then switch gears and became productive? Or, do you have personal experience dealing with someone who was initially vandalizing articles, and you've personally seen them turn into a productive editor? Not "it could happen" examples, but actual experience? It would do my heart good to see real honest to God evidence that all this level-1 --: --> 2613:, after being gently guided by our kind hearted multilevel warning scheme, without being blocked, they saw the light. As you can tell from the way I worded it this time, I suspect that the four of you are right, and we will not drive a potential future contributer away from Knowledge (XXG) forever if we warn once, politely but firmly, and issue a short block after the second or third vandal edit, 3229:....this (may be) a slightly odd request: but I'd like a new set of eyes to look at something.....would someone please view Talk: Street Magic and view my comment on copyright violation near the bottom of the page (after reading the article of course). I'd like to hear what maybe a "non-magician" thinks. Sure is a beautiful intro, but I don't think it's original. 3010:. As that page itself says, doing that is contrary to the aims of the point the user is trying to make. What point the user is trying to make, I don't honestly know because that page doesn't make a great deal of sense. However, what I do know is that randomly calling people Dicks simply because you disagree with what they are saying is contrary to 1628:

you have preferred him to say, 'I'm Jimmy Wales, the founder of Knowledge (XXG), altough some find that to be a controversial issue'? Perhaps he should've skipped the entire piece altogether, but if he must mention it, then that's how it's going to sound. The only thing I'm really reluctant about is the third-world message. I don't buy it. --

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Some of these entries were written by people with doctorate degrees, for God's sake. Every other encyclopedia in the world is written so that an average adult with an average IQ can understand it. I think it is silly for such extreme explanations to be here. Persons who can understand some of these

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I agree with Ilmari Karonen. Seriously, kids know that replacing pages with "POOP", and "WIKI SUCKS" is wrong. We have admins as young as 13, and they are obviously able to follow the rules. I only use a level one warning if I suspect good faith, otherwise I start with level two. However, I have seen

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articles seem to have what I would consider an excess of unsourced and pov material related to the specific forecasts of these signs (down to relationship compatibility etc.). Since this is a problem that impacts all twelve pages, it seems like some kind of centralized discussion would be warranted.

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I recently read sometihn about a admin who was blocked and then unblocked. One person said that this suer shouldnt be blocked becuase he had alot of edits and was a admin. I got to thinking we block new user fast for minor infractions on policy and but dont remove admin status at the slightest sight

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I started out as a vandal, under an IP. I believe that by now I am sufficiently entrenched, as far as amount of contributions go, to disprove your theory that vandals *never* reform. I suspect there are more others than you think who started out with IP vandalism, but do not mention it in public for

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You appear to be misinformed about two things. First, Knowledge (XXG) has no rule against editing from an IP address associated with any particular political party, government, or organization. For all we know, an individual is using an organization's computer for his/her own purposes. Second, even

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An article has to be accessible to a lot of people. The people you think don't access the article actually do read it, but to find out more complicated information than you ever would. We aim to make things readable for as much people as possible, but some complicated matters are just impossible to

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the newbies. Esskater11/Jack the Pumpkin King made a perfectly reasonably request for opinions. For what it's worth - I agree that sometimes new users are blocked too fast, and that it also appears to me that admins are excessively reluctant to censure other admins for infractions. Some admins seem

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While searching the net for Yamaha starter problems I came across Knowledge (XXG) -- Great site. I really like the interactive Q&A -- Good Stuff. While searching your site I came across the one hour video mentioned in the subject line and I couldn't wait to dnload it. I down-loaded the video

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Wales represents the image of Knowledge (XXG) and as such, it is in the interest of Knowledge (XXG) that he gains popularity. As for your second point, the reason he didn't mention that the founding issue is a controversial issue is because according to him, it isn't a controversial issue. Or would

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Most of them seem to be in "Cultural References" sections (which are, in most cases, a fancy name for "Trivia"). Unfortunately, there is no community consensus on the inclusion or exclusion of such sections. Some people love trivia sections... others (myself included) hate them with a passion and

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Interiot's counter? Yeah. First, everyone had graphs. After complaints, he added an opt-out option. After more complaints, he made it opt-in. You're making his defense exactly: the graphs use information that is directly from the contributions record that is public for every account and anyone

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For someone who has been here well under a year, you seem pretty confident about drawing conclusions about big picture things. Would you be able to define "bad conduct", and give examples of where it has been ignored? And then spell out who the "we" is that would be doing the removing of the admin

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I appreciate the "true confessions" from several of you, and I was glad to see that Blueboar, Raymond, Theresa, and Ilmari sort of saw what I was getting at, even though I think I worded it poorly in my question. I obviously didn't mean that once someone vandalized, they would never mature and we

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for an example. I doubt this is illegal but the similarity, particularly in the 'article', 'discussion' 'edit' and 'history' tabs, is close enough to be misleading and suggest the site is linked to Knowledge (XXG). I don't know who, if anyone, seeks to protect the Knowledge (XXG) brand - you wight

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do the real work. ;) Volunteer work is often thankless, and I doubt that you didn't know that Jimbo was the spokesman for Knowledge (XXG) when you first joined (Or at least soon after). What's so wrong with having a spokesman/representative? I don't think I've ever heard Jimbo say that he does the

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I think Knowledge (XXG) can be important for the entire world, but I somehow think that they chose Africa and the other countries to make it look like it's a charity foundation; and even if Knowledge (XXG) is, to some extent, involved in charity, I would disagree if it assumed such an image. There

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I have had a lot of experience with vandals and a lot of experience with kids. I have on occasion had a vandal apologise and state that they were mucking about and promise not to do it again, (Sorry can't remember specific examples). I have also seen on many occasions vandals stop arter warnings.

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Lets see here...my first edit (using an IP) did get reverted as vandalism I recall. If I recall correctly I was removing content I did not find notable (not a complete blanking) from the article in good faith (ironically, the entire article got deleted in an AFD as non-notable a year later). Does

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It depends on what you are talking about. For editing articles the answer is "no"... all editors are simply editors, and the only differentiation is your writing skill and the respect you gain by making good edits. If however you are talking about behind the scenes stuff, like who can protect a

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I can only speak from my personal experience in saying that after listening to a number of supposed EVP recordings, I have heard no voices and no intelligeble message in any form. It is sad that people who have lost loved ones will pretend to hear voices where there are none, their pain must be

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Response: I used to think I created the universe. Now I am grateful just to be here. I do not want to sound condescending but my answer is a clear and resounding ... no; thank you. The Foundation has a board and directors and without a definitive leader, the project fails. Ultimately, chaos and

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Revert and warn as spam, and report for blocking as appropriate. I edit in Africa article and it's amazing how many people think it is appropriate make a list of external link to charities in articles ranging from country-level to town-level. If they have publications that can be used to cite

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Is the Undo option a good thing? Admins are severely chastised for misusing the rollback tool and some people see it as so much of an abhorrence that admin status has been called into question. Everyone has access to the Undo feature and I'm starting to find that people are misusing that more

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showed daily and weekly graphs of activity but he received some criticism on privacy grounds as it is pretty easy to tell what time zone someone is in by glancing at the graph, assuming that there is a spike in editing in the user's evening. Those graph functions have not worked in a while and

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I would have done so. Obviously, I grew out of finding that sort of behaviour funny... eventually. So will most of the kids who constitute the majority of the vandals here... eventually. However, what allowed me to change was that when I acted childishly, the adults in my life told me in no

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Is anyone actually working on this page? I have had an outstanding request since the 26th August. I am not aware of any of the other issues having been addressed. Regularly new requests are posted, then discussed but then just enter the backlog. The whitelist is an important tool for reverting

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which attracted a lot of attention. But mostly they are in the business of parodying everything under the sun, so every instance of them doing it shouldn't be notable. The same thing a political cartoonist in a newspaper. Should every politician and issue featured have that mentioned on WP?

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All of which isn't relevant to the fundamental issue - this report was last generated a year ago. It's actually a quite useful report - for example, it identifies editors who mistakenly added their signature in article pages. To whom should a request be made to have the report run again? --

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Am I the only one who doesn't think that Jimbo's video is entirely OK? I don't remember anyone asking me whether there should be a link to it on every single page of Knowledge (XXG) (or asking any one of us, for that matter). If there had been such a previous discussion, I would have raised

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I just wanted to say thanks to all of you people who've been working hard to make Knowledge (XXG) work. I've never edited or written any articles and until recently I didn't use the site all that much. But somehow in the last two or three months it seems that just about everytime I google

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they're up to no good, and being blocked isn't likely to elicit anything worse from them than "damn, I got caught". As you say, kids (and most adults too) tend to have a fairly good sense of fair play, and aren't going to leave in a huff just because they got briefly blocked for a prank.

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I am far from being an IT person. I know just enough about a computer to get around and get most of my tasks completed; it's these types of things that hang me up. I searched your FAQs and unfortunatelyh I did not find a similiar question/topic to help me trouble-shoot my problem.

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and probably umpteen other policies. I probably (quite foolishly) nominated the actual page at RFD without realising it had just been speedy-kept at MFD (over a convenient technical issue, i.e. it was at RFD not MFD), and promptly had my head bitten off for it. What should I do?

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I started by making valuable edits. I don't doubt that vandals could become productive editors, but I've never seen it happen. Once they get it in their heads that "Knowledge (XXG) is fun to vandalize", I doubt they ever turn over a new leaf and start adding valuable edits. —

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most work, or that he does the best edits & I certainly think we all know he's not God. I don't see the problem - he deserves to be up there & I don't think anyone else should. I think the video was great and it really made me want to edit Knowledge (XXG).

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should be included in an article. Sometimes it is; often it isn't. People who slap down the "trivia" tag and delete all such categories without exception are just as bad as people who fill WP with endless references to the Simpsons (even worse than South Park). -

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I seem to have heard something similar. Doubtless such things happen occasionally. The question is, are we so desperate for contributors that we'll jump through all these hoops to save the 1 in 1000 (or even 1 in 100) vandals who become useful to the project?

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We are searching for people who can help to design buttons and banners for the Fundraiser 2007 and of course they will be used also after that period. Also the translation of the texts and people who then work on the graphics to add these texts are needed.

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Im a reformed vandal. I started by vandalsing at school then at home. I got reformed when i acutaly started reading wikipedia article on firearms and i created an accoutn i belive to edit a protected page to fix something. I belive it was B.A.R or M1919.

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Is it just me or has something happened to glitch all the talk pages? The discussions seem to be hidden in some way ... I can see various Project templates, but no text. This seems to be affecting all talk pages for me. The actual articles are fine.

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vandalism, I've taken to just blocking it for a short period (like 3 hours) with a reasonably non-bitey block message and a note on the talk page. They way I see it, if some kid goes around, say, replacing "farming" with "farting" in articles, they

3061:. As soon as someone cites WP:DICK, they've basically admitted that they have no option but to personally attack the editor rather than what they've done. Anyone citing WP:DICK in an argument has lost the argument, as far as I'm concerned. 3522:

Any idea why this has become semi-historical - I was going to put in some work there, but it all seems very out of date, no updates or talk page comments since the end of 2006. If it has become historical, how come it hasn't been deleted?

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software, the same software that powers Knowledge (XXG) that ANYONE can use if they desire. HOWEVER, I don't see any credit to the MediaWiki software...so that IS a problem I will admit, unless the Powered by MediaWiki logo isn't needed.

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I don't like it either, and as obvious from the above criticism, I am not the only one. Wikimedia needs the money, but perhaps we could get a video more focused on Wikimedia than Mr.Wales, and perhaps we could get an attractive banner.

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That matches my experience: it's usually the first warning, if any, that has an effect — although, in some cases, it seems the inclusion of the word "block" may be required before it sinks in. In any case, if I catch an IP engaged in

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There is no option in the interface for anyone (including admins) to delete a special page (as they are handled differently). The only way to remove a special page is for a developer to disable it by modifying the server side code.

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Oops... sorry about that... um... we should hunt these kids down, scalp them and hang the scalp up on the school wall with a tattoo on it saying "vandalized Knowledge (XXG)". That should get the message accross. (is that better?)

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It's not perfect, but I think that vandalism fighting could become hell without it. Furthermore, many tools (such as Twinkle) enable regular users to rollback. In my opinion, the undo button is a key resource in fighting vandalism.

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It all boils down to a popularity increase for WikiMedia. Whether it's Knowledge (XXG), Jimbo himself or Wikia. Why see all these as separate entities when the money of the donations is basically meant to further all projects. -

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that myself, and while reverting vandalism I've been giving them the benefit of the doubt. A lot. But I guess I woke up on the cynical side of the bed this morning, and I'm wondering if there's any basis for that in reality.

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Wasn't this setup so the author needed to authorize inclusion of those graphs. Frankly, I don't care about them much. Even if someone knows what time zone I'm in, they're really smart if they can find me based on that info. -

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who spends five minutes going through a portion of another user's contribs, and making note of the times of the edits, can make some pretty good guesses. Regardless of the logic of this argument, people were annoyed. -

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entries (dioxin, for example) are NOT the persons who would be consulting Knowledge (XXG). Please make your entries for the lesser informed. There are other places people can go for doctorate level information.

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tag on the article, preferably with a note on the talk page explaining your concern. Note that, for many subjects, the only way to accurately describe something is to get technical. See featured articles

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can pick out this information. While most counters list edit totals by namespace, e.g. article, template, etc, they can just as easily divide the counted edits by time of edit. One of the counters run by

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Do you know what it is that I am doing or what it is that I should be doing to get the audio to work? The video sounds like just what the doctor ordered. I need help.... please..... pretty please :-)

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The original questioner was talking about the style in which the article was written. How come I can't find any content in the page's history? I'm smelling some obscure content removal/move here... -

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A suit has been filed by J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros. to prevent publication of a forthcoming Harry Potter encyclopedia. I think the copyright issues are interesting and relevant to Knowledge (XXG).

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frequently than ever before. Because it is so easy to reverse another editor's change using undo I think people are undoing more than ever before and edit wars are more likely. An example would be

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and hopefully this one has made your day better. Spread the WikiLove by smiling at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!

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I have been inadvertently blocked a couple of times through no fault of my own, with no specific warnings issued. (It may have been because of IP spoofing or some such thing.) I got over it. —

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don't think they have any place in an encyclopedia. Given the past debates about trivia sections, they are not going away anytime soon. So all we can do is tag them with {{trivia}} tags.

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to vandalize Knowledge (XXG) in grade school (Knowledge (XXG) did not exist back in the stone ages when I was in school) ... but at that age, I am ashamed to say, I would have been

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Hello. . . I am having a terrible time finding out how to pronounce "nevluk", a native Alaskan word/description for snow. Could someone please help and send any helpful e-mail to

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Isn't it quite the same thing? Even if there's a little difference, does it deserve 2 different articles? Since English is not my mother tongue I let you discuss and decide! --

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In other words, judgment is required when deciding whether a pop-culture reference should be included in an article - just the way judgement is required when deciding whether

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Hi. What do you do when someone adds link after link to the same charity or medical organization when those links may not be 100% appropriate for an article? Case in point:

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What I'm hoping for is real-life, first- (or, I suppose, second-, but definetely not third-) hand experience that this has occured more than say twice in the last 5 years.

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A virtual community that aims to a real life political chance, could reach over national borders and grasp problems caused by for example globalization or climate change.

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template to each of the twelve pages. It would be nice to develop a formal method for creating these centralized discussions. Thanks again for all the suggestions. --

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but for some unknown reason the video/audio stops playing after the first minute; right after it gets into the same problem I am having -- boy... major disappointment.

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school kids experimenting with Knowledge (XXG) by adding "poop" to articles, because if we scare them away, we might lose a valuable future editor. Most days, I half

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Is it a problem? I doubt there is an acceptable solution but I was wondering if others believe that Undo encourages edits that otherwise would not have taken place.

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page or block a disruptive editor, then "yes"... there are Admins and Bureaucrats and what not, that have access to certain tools the rest of us don't have access to.

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I tried to post this at the request-page, but I was redirected to another page which I couldn't figure out - so I'm just going to post it here and hope for the best:

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I think the real question to ask here is: would any of you NOT have become productive editors if you were blocked (say for 3 hours or even a day) instead of warned?

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The main difference between a special page and normal wiki pages is that special pages have their own server-side code and exist to perform a particular job, e.g.

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requirements in the GPL for displaying license information under certain circumstances, but I don't think they apply in this case. And even if they did, the site

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As someone who HAS been here over a year (I wasn't aware that that was a 'magic' level of experience) I would like to gently remind John Broughton that we don't

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at 1,418,902 bytes. That was very strange vandalism that I reverted. Now the placental mammals have retaken their place at the top at 294,997 bytes. — Carl

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accidental blacklisting (bots etc) but it isn't working- and if no-one is looking at the page, it seems pointless to discuss the problems there. Any ideas?

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is mentioned a little too much on WP? It seems like every serious social topic that has a pop culture references section includes something from it.

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AskWiki -- a natural language search engine for the English Knowledge (XXG) entries -- is now in alpha. It's like an AskJeeves that actually works.

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we don't block people for past infractions, we block them because they ignore warnings or have no history of positive contributions whatsoever

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Lets put together a Wikiparty. A party that creates its political opinions and suggestions in the same way that wikipedia forms its articles.

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This way we could challenge the traditional parties to open up their modus operandi and let their supporters to become their participants.

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all over the place. It's not completely off topic for the pages, but it does seem spammy... even if it is for a good cause. Suggestions? —

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Of course, that search may mean something different, and I may be wrong. But, the search may mean something else. What to do about this?

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I've heard stories that a reformed vandal successfully passed an RFA. Actually, I saw the RFA but i don't remember who it was.

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My question is whether it would be appropriate to redirect certain PUA characters to the most common use (e.g. "" U+F208 to

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if editing was being done by individuals following official orders, this is only a problem if it violates Knowledge (XXG)'s

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What is the longest article in the en-wp at the moment and do you have a special page that lists the longest ones? Thanks --

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Hmmm... as I look deaper into this, the problem seems to be selective... some articles are fine, others have the problem.

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OOPS! I just saw the "Don't give away my password" thing and I gave it away in an edit summary. I have changed it. Sorry!

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We need your help to develop this movement. Create a wiki in your own language or help to develop the international wiki.

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Yup, someone should put merger templates on the two articles, or, better yet, just merge the first into the second. --

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I suggest that Jimmy Wales is indeed the right person for the job and it is about time that this process gets started.

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However I have never seen a process for this (other than for policy, and a specific policy to address this seems like

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guideline or other guidelines or policies. If you have evidence of that, you should follow the normal procedures (see

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Hi, I was just wondering if there was different kinds of users, like Admins or normal users, etc. in Knowledge (XXG).

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I get so frustrated when contacting Knowledge (XXG) because I am looking for relatively simple and direct answers.

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when the PRC government banned Knowledge (XXG) in China? Well, the astounding thing was, I found results for the

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anarchy do not work. With all due respect, wisdom requires experience, strength, hope, and a great deal of time.

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a harassing site, but I needed to mention this which has nothing to do with the real-life identities of admins.

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It's great to know your opinion. Aren't you bothered that no one actually asked you? (I mean, the Foundation)

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Comment: Advertising and the simple recognition of a need for money is part of reality; that will not go away.

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I didn't know there was such a "judicial" or "law enforcement" aspect to WP. I guess it is needed sometimes.

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that discuss this, it's unlikely that an article can be created that meets Knowledge (XXG)'s requirements (

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Is Knowledge (XXG) an official charity, which is to say, are donations to Knowledge (XXG) tax deductable?

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Templates and HTML coding. Click edit, or view source on the main page to see how it was done in detail. -

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for general cleanup, or use any one of over a hundred more specific cleanup templates that can be found at

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Wikiparty is a community aiming to find new ways to do politics. It´s based on the idea of open politics.

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BTW I removed the South Park references, and other trivia, from the Last Supper and the Special Olympics.

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timestamps for bot 04:28, 8 November 2007 (UTC) 04:28, 8 November 2007 (UTC) 04:28, 8 November 2007 (UTC)

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I notice that descipher.com is using a clear rip-off of wikipedia style on all of its disease pages. See

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In that case the notable information they sometimes contain should be put somewhere else in the article.

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should write them off forever; I meant to ask, if there is anyone here who started vandalizing and then

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If your project has a review department, carry one out regularly! Make a resoloution to do one a month

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Here are a few of the articles in which South Park is mentioned in the "Cultural References" section:

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I think the actual "coddle vs. smackdown" argument has been done to death many times before, and I'm

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Hey - stop being reasonable. This is the Internet; only pointlessly extreme behavior is allowed. -

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Help with open tasks! These can be found on the project page. Every edit to these articles coounts.

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I have run into a problem, new to me but one which must have come up before. The twelve (western)

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Of course, should you have further questions, please contact us. Thank you!!! – 12 september 2007

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Thanks. Once in a while a South Park reference seems to be notable, like their show making fun of

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of bad conduct. Your guys opinions on this. Also feel free to change my post to maek ti legable.

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provides an overview, of the different types of users, including Administrators and Bureaucrats.

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Its time to look at the possibilities of developing democracies beyond elections and campaigns.

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in the article, since that's among the least likely things a reader would be interested in. --

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status "at the slightest sign of bad conduct" - other admins? bureaucrats? ArbComm? stewards?

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Ah... the problem may be with the Project Freemasonry template. I'll ask at VP (assistance)

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explain in easier language. Is there any particular article you are having issues with? -

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At least they're giving us a credit! Not quite as good as a linkback but it's a start. --

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I am wondering what tool allows a person to compare edit times/edit histories, like this:

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SHANDONG YANTAI ZHAOYUAN CITY COMMUNIST PARTY COMM 202.110.205.192 - 202.110.205.223

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This is a fund raiser that happens every year. Further reading (in order of importance):

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I was searching for the Congressional staffer edits on Knowledge (XXG), on the website

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the sort of idiot who got a kick out of vandalizing something like Knowledge (XXG). I

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I've seen the argument presented many times that we should bend over backwards to not

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If you come across an article within your scope, assess it! Don't assume someone will.

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Why don't you buy it? I think Knowledge (XXG) could be important for the third-world.

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I have searched Knowledge (XXG) all over and nowhere does this subject come to veiw;

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In a simple yes-or-no situation, the answer is yes. For a more detailed explanation,

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THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CHINA CANGNAN ORGANIZATION 61.153.47.96 - 61.153.47.111

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Just tell them the truth and warn them of uncivity. Any smart userr will back off.

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is scheduled to be cut down in a few days. Last chance to take a photo of it. (

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HAINING CHINESE COMMUNIST SHIWEI PARTY SCHOOL 60.190.132.20 - 60.190.132.23

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regarding the exact subject. So please, someone; make this article a reality.

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to the Wikimedia Foundation Donations page will provide much more information.

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I have gone ahead, per John Broughton's suggestion, and removed it. I added a

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THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CHINA PARTY SCHOO 218.66.251.176 - 218.66.251.191

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has almost 450 members, yet it can take months to get replys on the talk page

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to me to have no understanding or commitment whatsoever to policies such as

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Since Administrators are the ones working on it, you can raise the issue at

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Any and all assistance is GREATLY appreciated, hope to hear from you soon.

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All wikipedians should join one in thier area of interest. Go join one now!

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18:47, 30 October 2007 (UTC) The Knowledge (XXG) article on open politics:

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Does the revert sandbox still exist? If so, can someone give me a link? --

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSSqQ_gJlXU&eurl=http://www.aaevp.com/

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Okay, I was just browsing random articles and I came across one titled "

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I love how table columns can be sorted! I am very impressed. Thanks, --

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vandals apoligise, so perhaps not all of them are lost cases. Maybe.

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Knowledge (XXG):Miscellany for deletion/Wikipedia:Revert-only sandbox

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I have been away for a while and on returning noticed the absence of

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How terrible, the video portrays me as a nice guy. How dare they!--

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All cultural reference/trivia sections need to be deleted anyways.

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Get the wiki news thing to go on the right side of the main page?

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Lets try to think ways to systematically create political force.

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User:Shalom/Drafts and archives/Draft for a third RFA nomination

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Note the formal ones with "municipal", "city", and like terms.

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This is a message posted according to the Village Pump list on

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of query 'White Noise' and nothing regarding the supernatural/

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I am not seeking information found in a post-graduate course.

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I have noticed that recently a lot of people have been citing

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http://www.boingboing.net/2007/10/22/askwiki-answers-your.html

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a new thread or use the talk page associated with that topic.

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has a lengthy hatnote which eventually points the reader to

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Yeah, me too. Message attitude is bossy and undiplomatic. —

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This page contains discussions that have been archived from

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You can find examples for buttons that are ready right now

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Respond to comments on the talk page in a timely manner!

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I think (and hope) that the dispute has been resolved. --

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Help recruit! place a userbox on your talk page or use

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Why not? (Don't mean to sound narky, just curious...)

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we block new user fast for minor infractions on policy

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Nice! Thank you. It's a beautiful thing, for certain.

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The two suggestions above are both good ones. Citing

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phenomenon occured. Only an article about the movie

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That's good, 'cuz there sure are a lot of them. :-)

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Please move this if it is more appropriote elsewhere

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Is the idea that vandals might reform a pipe dream?

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An attempt to create an acceptable banner&video

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It can't be deleted – 2193:Knowledge (XXG):Administrators' noticeboard 2017:Knowledge (XXG):Featured article candidates 3933:for where to report various problems). -- 2919:Is it just me.... talk pages don't show up 3569:collecting together the most recent edits 756:I am currently engaged in a dispute with 2771:and some more info about the initiative 2382:level 4 stuff isn't a waste of time. -- 1966:Harry Potter encyclopedia taken to court 1021:North American Aerospace Defense Command 997:Does anyone else think that the TV show 663:User:MONGO/Ban_evasion#Shared_edit_times 3446:and another article about it's sequel, 3239:Sorry, don't see any comment by you at 3127:http://www.childrensalopeciaproject.org 2715:Yamaha Virgo 1100 Starter Project Video 2229:want to draw this to their attention. 3123:the recent additions from 207.15.10.10 1898:What happened to Jayjg and SlimVirgin? 3415:White Noise (Supernatural Phenomenon) 2759:Fundraiser 2007 – Buttons and Banners 2221:descipher.com copying wikipedia style 1531:More information from the publicist. 932:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Astrology 7: 2849:, you don't seem to understand that 2524:fear of it being used against them. 2019:and help out with one in your scope! 1988:Some points I'd like to raise about 1334:?? I would really appreciate this. 78:Village pump (miscellaneous) archive 3504:great. You can watch this video ( 3057:is Knowledge (XXG)'s equivalent of 2808:Portal:Current events/United States 2801:Portal:Current events/United States 2615:as long as we aren't jerks about it 903:Intermediate centralized discussion 2327:has smiled at you! Smiles promote 1505:Help needed @ developing Wikiparty 1253:Knowledge (XXG):User access levels 1167:I will not disagree with you. :-) 24: 3406:Help me, I can't figure this out! 3152:That sounds reasonable, thanks. — 844:, and on Commons, of plagarising 3405: 2276:MediaWiki is licensed under the 2005:Watchlist it and visit it daily. 1439:Argentine general election, 2007 3125:. The user is putting links to 1698:another Village pump discussion 3382:Polychlorinated dibenzodioxins 916:). 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