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1807:Maintaining a friendly space
601:Knowledge (XXG):Pokémon test
542:instance, Knowledge (XXG)'s
406:(U.S. TV series) contestants
100:Knowledge (XXG):Five pillars
3309:The Five Pillars of Untruth
3099:Editing under the influence
2636:Google searches and numbers
2355:Don't template the regulars
2270:Don't call the kettle black
2064:Be excellent to one another
1948:Revert notification opt-out
1852:We are all Wikipedians here
1301:Put a little effort into it
1246:Obtain peer review comments
1201:Introduction to structurism
1139:Fruit of the poisonous tree
1109:Editors are not mindreaders
1014:BOLD, revert, discuss cycle
1004:Beef up that first revision
776:Leave it to the experienced
741:Don't search for objections
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3339:Why not create an account?
3274:Requirements for adminship
3149:How to vandalize correctly
3119:Five Fs of Knowledge (XXG)
3079:Don't delete the main page
2999:Avoid using preview button
2721:Notability comparison test
2305:Don't fight fire with fire
2300:Don't eat the troll's food
2260:Don't call a spade a spade
2255:Don't bludgeon the process
2104:Encourage full discussions
1953:Shadowless Fists of Death!
1589:Don't attack the nominator
1549:But there must be sources!
1371:Try not to leave it a stub
1321:Source your plot summaries
586:Knowledge (XXG):Precedents
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1291:Pruning article revisions
1119:Endorsements (commercial)
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3299:The Night Before Wikimas
3164:Ignore every single rule
3139:How to get away with UPE
3019:Before they were notable
2791:Overreliance upon Google
2586:Common sourcing mistakes
2159:Settle the process first
2119:Imagine others complexly
2023:Writing for the opponent
1998:There is no common sense
1679:Unopposed AFD discussion
1664:Relisting can be abusive
1539:Avoid repeated arguments
1144:Give an article a chance
994:Avoid mission statements
954:Advanced text formatting
949:Advanced article editing
896:Knowledge (XXG) in brief
881:The rules are principles
841:Product, process, policy
691:Articles must be written
190:all-or-nothing reasoning
66:This page in a nutshell:
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3269:Requests for medication
3249:Please bite the newbies
3174:Mess with the templates
2741:Notability means impact
2275:Don't call things cruft
2250:Don't be the Fun Police
2059:Avoid the word "vandal"
2008:Knowledge (XXG) clichés
1873:A thank you never hurts
1644:Liar liar pants on fire
1579:Deletion is not cleanup
1489:Writing better articles
1479:Write the article first
1454:Gender-neutral language
1426:Writing article content
1416:Writing better articles
1411:Write the article first
1346:Tertiary-source fallacy
1114:Encourage the newcomers
1074:Dictionaries as sources
1019:Build content to endure
134:article deletion debate
78:policies and guidelines
3492:Knowledge (XXG) essays
3463:Policy writing is hard
3169:Is that even an essay?
2866:What notability is not
2621:Existence ≠Notability
2230:Don't be inconsiderate
2154:Read before commenting
2139:Mind your own business
2054:Avoid personal remarks
1629:Identifying test edits
974:A navbox on every page
929:100K featured articles
726:Concede lost arguments
721:Competence is required
652:Knowledge (XXG) essays
507:a discussion broke out
3259:Pledge of Tranquility
3004:Avoid using wikilinks
2831:Subjective importance
2345:Don't spite your face
2134:Keep it down to earth
1898:Beware of the tigers!
1837:Too long; didn't read
1777:Edit at your own pace
1747:Accepting other users
1514:AfD is not a war zone
861:There is no seniority
801:Neutrality of sources
548:external style guides
455:"other stuff exists".
451:"inherent notability"
202:neutral point of view
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3425:Quote your own essay
3294:Sausages for tasting
3069:Don't-give-a-fuckism
3039:CaPiTaLiZaTiOn MuCh?
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2751:Notability sub-pages
2561:Avoid template creep
2521:Essays on notability
2437:There are no oracles
2220:Don't be a WikiBigot
2074:Call a spade a spade
1847:Unblock perspectives
1674:The Heymann Standard
1659:Overzealous deletion
1619:I just don't like it
1356:There is no deadline
1221:"Murder of" articles
1049:Common-style fallacy
921:Article construction
836:Process is important
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706:Be a reliable source
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282:Creation of articles
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2891:Two prongs of merit
2836:Third-party sources
2756:Notabilitymandering
2711:No one really cares
2666:Inherent notability
2661:Independent sources
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2315:Don't help too much
2240:Don't be prejudiced
2210:Don't be an ostrich
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1908:Deletion as revenge
1883:Advice for hotheads
1704:No Encyclopedic Use
1584:Does deletion help?
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1361:There is a deadline
1241:Nothing is in stone
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786:Levels of consensus
429:Inherent notability
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2984:Assume good wraith
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2796:Perennial websites
2786:Other stuff exists
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3377:About essays
3284:Rouge editor
3234:Oops Defense
3014:Barnstaritis
2979:Assume faith
2801:Pokémon test
2646:High Schools
2468:WikiBullying
2432:Superhatting
2427:POV railroad
2124:Just drop it
1928:Nobody cares
1762:Divisiveness
1286:Printability
1179:Style guides
969:Amnesia test
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3279:Rouge admin
2846:Video links
2701:No big loss
2390:just madmen
2340:Don't shout
2114:How to lose
2109:Get over it
1893:Be the glue
1812:Negotiation
1669:Relist bias
1499:Removing or
1331:Stub Makers
1164:Law sources
1094:Don't panic
420:Big Brother
382:Big Brother
276:XYZian that
272:Fooian this
268:Fooian that
264:Fooian this
260:XYZian this
256:Fooian this
31:This is an
3486:Categories
3451:Guidelines
3219:No, really
3199:LTTAUTMAOK
2681:Make stubs
2402:No racists
2144:Say "MOBY"
1866:Philosophy
1739:The basics
1296:Publicists
1266:Presentism
1211:Merge Test
1196:Inaccuracy
679:Philosophy
447:status quo
412:Kid Nation
390:Anna Nolan
362:, such as
360:notability
344:precedents
240:regardless
224:The Office
178:notability
126:See also:
2929:Adminitis
2498:WikiPeace
2473:WikiCrime
2452:UPPERCASE
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1464:Proseline
1256:Permastub
821:Paradoxes
736:Don't lie
617:Footnotes
580:Tu quoque
556:consensus
505:in 2008,
481:WP:SSEFAR
466:Shortcuts
336:Star Trek
332:Star Trek
293:Star Trek
210:WP:ATTACK
138:Examples:
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3446:Policies
2596:Coatrack
2493:WikiLove
2483:WikiHate
2397:No Nazis
2370:Griefing
1634:Immunity
886:Trifecta
716:Cohesion
563:See also
418:List of
410:List of
404:Survivor
402:List of
365:Survivor
342:. While
318:episodes
314:List of
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306:List of
302:episodes
298:List of
258:but not
3109:Emerson
2949:ANI flu
1913:Failure
1752:Apology
1649:Nothing
846:Purpose
252:WP:BIAS
174:salting
2591:Clones
2168:Don'ts
2089:Desist
2079:Candor
1988:Reader
488:WP:SSE
416:, and
396:, and
379:, and
150:Delete
112:delete
1842:Truce
290:Each
33:essay
3114:Fart
3059:Crap
1444:Coup
796:Need
375:and
340:WP:N
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204:and
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655:(?)
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