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video...) were equally elaborated and inserted by me. Having said this, the page is no longer visible because I was accused of appropriating contents subject to copyright but, despite having reported that all the contents were my intellectual property to the Knowledge (XXG) contact who had deleted the page, he did not respond to me. To date I have created a new Cross Cities/sandbox page in which I would like to report the contents already well organized in the deleted one. I kindly ask you to allow me to review the Buxreal/sandbox page so as to copy the code and transfer it to this new one.

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and just doesn't focus on the label itself. The only possible issue would then be who took the photo. If that was you, then it's a non-issue. Unlike the keychain/toy, though, this file seems OK to upload as non-free (as long as you took the photo) even if it's not free enough for Knowledge (XXG) per US copyright law. In that case, the photo would be licensed under the CC license you used on Commons, but the label would need a

2860:. I am bringing it here to the Help Desk rather than the Talk Page for two reasons: 1. The Talk Page does not get enough traffic for a discussion, and 2. the last two AFDs I put up for deletion were actually just poorly written articles and either were merged or enhanced to the point of "KEEP". Before I place this up for AFD, should this article be 1. merged, 2. heavily scrubbed, or 3. placed up for AFD? Thanks in advance. 1127: 2463:(You may be wondering why, if telling the world about your organisation is "promotion" and not permitted, we have articles about organisations at all. The answer is that most such articles were not written by people connected with the organisation, and what they tell is what independent commentators have published about the organisation, not what the organisation itself says or wants to say). 1120: 3877: 3554:, a French name) has in the distant past used one English translation (Geneva university hospitals) of its name. Today, common practice and the formal decision to simplify down to the singular form in English, prefers the version: University hospital of Geneva. This is problematic as the Knowledge (XXG) page is of course titled as per the old translation : 4662: 3034:. What I want to do is have the single 'object' for that, and then use some other template to repeatedly use that same reference name/link, but then for each new invocation, add a unique page number and a unique "quote" field for each. Ideally, each new citation would be clickable to go back to the main/mother ship Reference citation. 3149:(no spaces). At the same time, the cs1|2 templates create an identical target ID from the first four author surnames and the year portion of the source's publication date. When there are multiple sources by the same author(s) in the same publication year, to disambiguate, append a lowercase letter to the publication date: 1162:. The Wikimedia Foundation does the fundraising and volunteer Knowledge (XXG) editors are not involved with the finances and have no way of knowing who does and who does not donate money. We care far more about who donates content. If you don't want to donate money, that is fine. The WMF is rolling in cash. 3093:

And thanks for that edit, that's neat--does that template/inline linking there just default to the first character set of the reference 'anchor'? What if I have several sources from the same author, like multiple different "Wellerstein", different sources, but same year? Just use some other character

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is fairly knowledgeable about how this case is applied on Commons, and perhaps he can help sort things out. The container for the candy is almost certainly utilitarian; so, the only issue is the label. The photo might be OK under US copyright law because it shows the container and the label together,

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and has been sufficiently covered locally by multiple independent sources in the local area. It does seem that GBP has recently been turned into a redirect to Kuster by an experienced editor, although it does not appear that it was ever discussed, but a AfD was briefly brought up in the talk of GBP.

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Both links eventually lead to an option to create a draft although you have to enter the title again. I think it's OK you have to read some advice before getting to the draft namespace. Otherwise we would probably get more junk drafts, and confused users who don't have a submit button on their draft

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I was just about to make a Donation when I saw there are many “locked pages” and they are biased and contain misinformation. The sandy hook shooter conspiracy for example. There are many pages like this .the thing I liked about Knowledge (XXG) is it is FOR US BY US AND WE CAN CHANGE IT but you guys

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because of its DYK and I could swear there was a policy where you reduce the quotation marks in a title to single quotes if it's referred to in quotes (so the title of the article would be the same but in the text the song would be referred to as "Hyakuman-kai no 'I Love You'"). I can't find it, so

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Unless you can find several sources that are wholly independent of you and your event - not written or published by the event, and not based on an interview or press release, but people wholly unnconnected with you choosing to write in depth about the event - then the event will not meet Knowledge

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Hi, I would like a dump for the following: All Featured articles, All featured lists, All good articles, and all Vital Articles (All levels). Preferrably in separate files for each of the requests. And also preferably in html, pdf, or a similar format. I don’t like the xml one due to it having the

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Unfortunately I've kinda self-recruited myself to help police a... contentious BLP article I came across and started an article that's a bit in my wheelhouse (and also... contentious), and wanted to build up an article that I've had my eye on for a while for a broad set of sciences I am interested

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However, there is no point in doing so, because material from the event's website (whoever writes it) is unlikely to be of much use in writing a Knowledge (XXG) article about the event. Knowledge (XXG) has little interest in what the subject of an article says or wants to say about themselves, or

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A person, the topic of a Knowledge (XXG) article, died about a year ago. Reliable sources conflict or are ambiguous when they died. I started a talk page discussion. About a year later, a journalist who wrote one of the sources, who is also a Wikipedian, posted in that discussion saying they have

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Recently, an unprecedented role in pancreatic carcinogenesis has been highlighted through the concentration and elimination of radiocesium in pancreatic juice. Studies by Nelson, Sodee, Bandazhevsky, Venturi, and others, have reported that pancreatic cells have a high capacity to concentrate the

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Hey everyone! I am asking on editing a table to add note that Safari 18 dropped support for JPEG-2000. However, while I was able to update the table on JPEG-2000 page, I can't seem to edit the Safari text to add a note saying Safari 18 dropped support and earlier versions supported JPEG-2000 in

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Hello, several weeks ago I created the Buxreal/sandbox page by inserting the contents related to the activities of an event created by me and entitled Cross Cities. The contents were largely copied from the website https://crosscities.cloud created by me and where all the contents (texts, img,

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Thank you. Please a follow-up question: Do you remember how it was called in the past when an Article for Deletion got moved into user space? I see that now the result of a discussion may be "The result was Draftify." In former times, I have found "The result was incubate." to move the page to

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Hi all, I've been messing with re-using citations for some complex sources, where I want to cite specific page numbers, add a quote (to back the citation/reference) and minimize the number of cited objects in the References sections. I've gone through Preview-level tests and messed with enough

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There's this 100yr jubillee book of the church which has the list of former layministers and sacristans. But i have doubt adding it here beacuse i cant refer it to a softcopy like a pdf on the internet. is there a way to add info from a source where a sopftcopy or a url for it is unavailable?

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What is the policy regarding official logos found in Facebook? I was planning to upload church logos from official Facebook pages of churches to be used only in their respective articles' infoboxes. Are we allowed to upload such logos to Commons or Knowledge (XXG) under a Fair Use license or

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The whole question arises in my mind as I started looking at updating the page of our new director general, where I was on the point of adding : "He is currently director general of the (later English translation name)" which, of course, would not match the name on the wikipage currently.

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Thank you for the thorough response. I don't think the picture of the mascot is all that important, so I'll go ahead and G7 it (I think there's a Commons equivalent? Hopefully I'm doing everything right.) I'm the one that took both photos, so I'll wait for a response regarding the label.

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Is "represents Scot barons" in that caption correct? I would alter it to "Scottish barons", but the fact that you noticed "the" but didn't say anything about "Scot barons" makes me wonder if it is correct for some reason. (There is nothing in thye text of the article that suggests so).

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By all means you have permission to edit that page for this! I am a big fan of re-using my templates for references to keep things simple, so I just need one feasible example (if this is a thing that is possible). If this isn't the right help desk to ask, which could be best? --

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As for articles being "locked" or protected, that is solely to deter an ongoing pattern of vandalism and disruptive editing. Semi-protection, by far the most common form, only requires an account four or more days old that has made ten or more edits in order to edit. That's not

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That generally answers my question about Pinky Monkey. (It is a Japanese toy, so it should be fine, though I don't know if I tagged it correctly.) However, the other image is more valuable to the page and I am still worried about the copyright status of that image. Is it ok?

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The user name you were hoping for seems to be Fraternity and Sorority Gifts. User accounts are almost always for one person, not a group. Also, the purpose of Knowledge (XXG) is not promoting this or that business, and it seems unlikely a user with that name would adhere to

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My earnest advice to new editors is to not even think about trying to create an article until you have spent several weeks - at least - learning about how Knowledge (XXG) works by making improvements to existing articles. Once you have understood core policies such as

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what their associates say about them. Knowledge (XXG) is almost entirely interested in what people who have no connection with the subject, and who have not been prompted or fed information on behalf of the subject, have chosen to publish about the subject in

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in. I was thinking of using quotes down in the References section to minimize any agita by all involved, by being beyond transparent what I'm drawing my sourcing from. So just a page number at most, even for contentious stuff? I have a number of sources like

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for it to be OK for Commons. This toy seems to be eligible for copyright protection under US copyright law; so, it likely can't be hosted by Commons. It could be uploaded locally to English Knowledge (XXG) as non-free content, but each it would need to meet

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as long as we do so in accordance with relevant Knowledge (XXG) policies and guidelines. Knowledge (XXG) has never intentionally been a free-for-all where anything goes. So, if you're unable to edit a particular article because it's protected, you can use

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disambig page shows up correctly as a disambiguation page. I've checked and they seem to have the same basic structure in terms of how they were created, categories, talk pages, etc. Not a huge deal but it's made me curious. What am I missing? Thank you.

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I would have been inclined to use 'Scots' instead of 'Scottish' (because royalty and nobility in Scotland had a greater emphasis than in England about people ruled rather than territory controlled): however, either would evoke the idea of Scotland

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for various articles, some of them deep into the double digits or more that I've bee wanting to begin working off. I could be pulling 10, 20 usages off some of them, sometimes from the same page for different ends. Really, just the page number is

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and noticed that the image of the bag was uploaded to Knowledge (XXG) as non-free fair use image. Do my images of the container and mascot violate copyright? If so, how would I fix this? (Could anyone direct me to a page with more information?)

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Knowledge (XXG) content is based on reliable published sources. They can be either hardcopy or softcopy, but they must be published, i.e. available to the public. If they are not published they cannot be used for Knowledge (XXG) content.

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to understand how and why these pages are restricted from editing. In short, it's a response to frequent vandalism or other disruption, and it's not meant to enforce a particular version of the page. Article content is decided by the

3589:. Your username cannot be that of your job or part of the company("Comms"), it must represent you as an individual, as only a single person should have exclusive access to your account and may not share it with others. Please go to 4313:

Hello, KnightMove. I very much suspect that that sentence partly predates the introduction of Draft space. Since Draft space has been around, I've never heard of anybody moving an article from mainspace (or Draft space) to User

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Your history indicates you have two edits, the above comment, and one edit to an article. If you know you made other edits, you may have made them while logged out. You can check the edit histories of where you edited.

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Generally, the page number is enough. A reader who is sufficiently interested in consulting your source can (should) read the sourced material in its own context, where it is free from any real or perceived en.wiki

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It is not true that she is not allowed to refute what is said about her, but she may not know the right way to do it. If Loomer or anyone else has specific concerns about that article, the place to discuss it is

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This sentence mixes draft space and user space. Please for clarification: When an article for deletion is considered good enough to be kept as a draft - when is it moved to draft space, when to user space?

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Also note that ie there is an article about your event, whoever writes it, it will not belong to you, it will not be controlled by you, and it will not necessarily say what you would like it to say.

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harmful radioactive Cesium in experimental scintigraphies with Cs-137 and in soils polluted by radioactive fallout in mammals (mice, dogs and humans) and also in birds and fish (chickens and carp).

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and the actors are not linked to their own page here at WP, it draws my curiosity to the either the image's notability or the connection it has to something else listed at WP. In this instance, the

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Curiously, the Wikimedia Commons label, under the External Sources section of our wiki page states having "media related to University Hospital of Geneva", the correct later English translation.

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If you have any doubts about the contents of the page, you can click the source citations near any claim for material that backs up that claim. As a contentious topic within the sphere of the

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Ok, thanks. Then as probably last question: How was the AfD discussion result then worded? I would assume "The result was userfy.", but Google finds for this wording only one single example,

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If reliable sources conflict on the date then just give both dates and both sources. Sources must be both published and accessible to the public (or at least some members of the public). See

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is an essay, and even that essay acknowledges that an article about a company (in this case a nonprofit corporation) should cite sources that have a national, or at least regional, audience.

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welcome to help desk! Logos are usually copyrighted (likely so) in which case they cannot be uploaded to Commons, but they can be uploaded to Knowledge (XXG), provided they comply with

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suggests to some that you aren't comfortable with the reliability of the source. I hacked your sandbox but left your quotations. In a real article, I would likely have deleted them.

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if its available in a public library, which is in this case the public library of the church where the jubilee book is available for anyone to read, how can i cite it? any template?

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What did I do wrong & what do I need to do to correct my page? I read the help logs and I'm still not sure if it's the name I chose or the content I published??? Please advise

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Search result images can be turned off by altering the respective common.css for the skin being used and adding a rule to not display background images for spans of the class

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are clearly working for some agency now that is part of banning and censoring the truth. It is corporate or government? There’s no difference in this oligarchy really I guess

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Dear all, I wanted to make a donation, but you ask to much privacy information: name, email address, and then you also would know my bank account, which i don't like. Sorry.

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Hello - If an editor sees an article about a subject with whom the editor has a COI and should therefore not edit that article, how would the editor best seek corrections?

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does this, based on data from Wikidata, rather than categories, but if should be possible to write a query that finds everything ((that should be) in a given category.

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it is now the South Carolina Civil Rights Museum. The page isn't move protected, but you should explain on the talk page why the name has changed, this isn't clear.--

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Should I - and if so what are the repurcussions in terms of referencing - attempt to CORRECT that page title, and all the mentions therein? Or just leave it as is.

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Hey there, I'd like to enquire how I can customize my navbox to use custom colours (check my userpage, it's the first dropdown) as I've seen with some other users.

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editor, there are some things you need to do (see that linked page) before you provide the move request, which can be on the Talk Page of the article using the

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Due to the restrictions around that topic area, you are not permitted to edit about this topic; you must have an account that is 30 days old with 500 edits.

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First, as to the issue of copyright: if the material has previously been published anywhere, unless that publication explicitly releases it either into the

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By the way, the archives of the Biographies of living persons/Noticeboard show that Laura Loomer has been discussed there three times over the years.

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Laura Loomer posted on X that there are Wiki articles about her that are not true but you will not allow her to delete or refute them. Is this true?

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and don't know what to do. Often they think the draft has been submitted when they click "Publish", so they don't do more and nothing ever happens.

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https://www.bing.com/chat?q=venturi+sebastiano+researches&qs=SYC&showconv=1&sendquery=1&FORM=ASCHT2&sp=4&ghc=1&lq=0

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by Knowledge (XXG)'s criteria, as presumably was their previous piece, that new published piece could then be cited in the article. Remember,

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When you come to create your article, absolutely the first thing to do is to establish that the author meets Knowledge (XXG)'s criteria for

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I just discovered that PRT not only has its own page, but it also is mentioned at Carmel by the Sea, California and has its own section at

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material to the Italian Knowledge (XXG) and marked it as a "minor" change. That is not how such an addition would be considered here (see

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premature article about an as-yet-unelected candidate for office can be kept in draftspace pending election returns, effectively making

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in my opinion, and I don't think you'll be able to establish a consensus that it does. The other image might not be OK for Commons per

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for all this. As GBP was merged, I am wondering if this theatre needs its own page at all since it is covered quite well on the page

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be a substitution. Ideally, this substitution should be repeated very regularly to make sure that these two keep tracking each other.

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even for non-free content since both the photo and the label would need to be treated as non-free content for different reasons. --

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Yep, I wouldn't be opposed of merging it into the Carmel article either and stripping out some of the unnecessary promotionalism.

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leave them able to edit this page (or any, besides their talk page). They created this section here before the block was placed.

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I suggest that "user" should be replace by "draft" - but it's probably best to ask on the talk page of the page you've quoted.

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various citation templates that I'm not sure at this point which is best for my needs. If it's easier, by all means edit this:

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This page is for asking for help to edit Knowledge (XXG). We know nothing about your email address. Also, please don't SHOUT.

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That is really no different from making any other donation or purchase online, but you can find alternative ways to donate at

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Hi, it looks like all my contributions are not listed anymore in my profile ; can someone help me on this, please ? Granvorka

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use features which prevent editing with VisualEditor. You can switch to source editing on the pencil icon at the top right.

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If your question is about a Knowledge (XXG) article, draft article, or other page on Knowledge (XXG), tell us what it is!

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personal correspondence from the family confirming the date of death. They want to know how to add this information. --

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maybe I hallucinated it... if someone could direct me to that policy (if it exists) it would be greatly appreciated.

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Well now it's magically fine again. Thank you to whomever fixed it or reverted my hallucination. appreciate it.

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for where to place color code for backgrounds. If you want to change text color then wrap the text in code like

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is arguably ineligible for copyright. But even if Commons decides to delete it, you can upload it locally as a

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But if the journalist in question is, in due course, able to have the date published in a source considered

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I don't know what the right formulation for this is... so in that example, I have one source that I used in

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Whenever I stumble across an image that illustrates something important such as the Shakespearean character

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might be helpful. For example, if you want to turn off search image results on Monobook, you'd create/edit

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of any kind (ie, telling the world about your organisation) is not permitted in Knowledge (XXG), and that

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Unfortunately, the examples provided in the help article hasn't worked. Thanks for the assistance though!

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I am the author ( Venturi Sebastiano) of the two modifications in PANCREAS Knowledge (XXG) ( it and en.)

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provide your email address or any other contact information. Answers will be provided on this page only.

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In the right hand side - the large info-box should have a capital "T" on the first word in the box - "

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is also relevant; the official or legal name of a topic is not necessarily the title of its article.

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Note that Knowledge (XXG) has very stringent sourcing requirements for medical claims, explained at

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criteria. This goes above and beyond the general Fair use criteria that newspapers might use. ~ 🦝

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How to verify unpublished information obtained by a professional journalist (who is a Wikipedian)?

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Knowledge (XXG):What Knowledge (XXG) is not#Knowledge (XXG) is not a soapbox or means of promotion

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I see on my bank statement that I donate 5.00 per month. How do I find that on Knowledge (XXG)?

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that are published to Knowledge (XXG): space when they should stay as user essays or projects.

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he" chapeau... I cannot fix this up. Please do so if you are capable. Thank you in advance.

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Hello. I just hit my 20 year editor mark and was checking on the articles I've created via

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Could I ask someone to take a few pokes at one of my sandbox pages for some citation stuff?

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disambig page shows on my list as "Unknown" in assessment while a very similar page, the

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Sodee, DB (January 1964). "HG-197, As a scanning Nucleotide". Letter to the Editor.

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Changing the title of an article is done by moving it to the new name. In this case

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I might want to repeat your instructions for multiple categories in the future...

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clearly working for some agency now that is part of banning and censoring the truth

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was created in 2010 and deleted in 2019. Requests for undeletion were declined at

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heavy and persistent vandalism/violations of content policy over a series of years

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Because no one has written an article about him that summarizes what independent

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Can you clarify the paragraph below in detail? I want to perform this procedure:

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I would think that it simply need to be edited following the guidance at LOCAL.

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criteria, specifically being used inside an actual mainspace article and other

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Nelson, Arne; Ullberg, Sven; Kristoffersson, Harry; Ronnback, Curt (May 1961).

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accepts one to four author surnames and a year. From these it makes a link to

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Andrew Jackson and the slave trade in the United States#Individual slave sales

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but regardless, the original PRT page should be merged or be placed for AFD.

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How are these suggestions being provided? You may create drafts by using the

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How to cite hardcopy sources which has no softcopy available on the internet

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The move request has been carried out, and the article is now at the title

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doesn't reveal any obvious solutions. This might be a better question for

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The other is that if you are associated with the event, then you have a

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of the Knowledge (XXG) community, not external governments or agencies.

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Not sure why this one page isn't showing as "disambig" while others do

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coding and unnecessary stuff included. Is this possible? Thanks, MrM

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Kind of like these, but I'm not sure what is the right combinations:

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If a person doesn't have a Knowledge (XXG) article, they likely lack

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Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Academic Journals/Lists of pages/Articles

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each time it's used. The way it's currently be used wouldn't satisfy

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Trying to modify name from Cecil Williams South Carolina Museum to

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Knowledge (XXG):Requests for undeletion/Archive 368#Vinnie Tortorich

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Knowledge (XXG):Requests for undeletion/Archive 367#Vinnie Tortorich

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Knowledge (XXG):Requests for undeletion/Archive 342#Vinnie Tortorich

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How to create a page for my NGO from India Haindaveeyam Foundation

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error messages. I don't know what I did it or how to fix it. Help?

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There is indeed a Commons equivalent; it's even got the same name:

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If enough material is cited from independent sources to establish

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Knowledge (XXG):Help desk/Archives/2023 May 30#Missing personality

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What did I do wrong & what do I need to do to correct my page?

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Check back on this page to see if your question has been answered.

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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health

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for PANCREAS (edit) I propose this link in "ADDITIONAL FUCTIONS":

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https://en.wikipedia.org/User:Very_Polite_Person/test3#cite_ref-2

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Changing a title is called a page move. That may be requested at

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the benefit of the subject, or anyone or anything related to it.

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I have seen "The result was userfy" as the outcome, but only in

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Welcome—ask questions about how to use or edit Knowledge (XXG)!

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Understood, thanks very much and will do (the change request.)

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That's not a policy. It's just standard American English. Per

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Be advised that RA is backlogged to the point of uselessness.

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Talk:Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting conspiracy theories

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There have been a few similar questions both here and at the

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Text was copied from this source, which is available under a

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Automatically substituting all elements of category into list

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Try to always keep in mind that Knowledge (XXG) articles are

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was (to simplify) expanded (in 1624) to be that of Scotland

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states, the toy needs to be OK under Japanese copyright law

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Who runs a bot that would be best-suited for such a task?

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Knowledge (XXG):Biographies of living persons/Noticeboard

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Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting conspiracy theories

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and I do not recognize any actor's names in the caption

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an article about yourself isn't necessarily a good thing

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an article about yourself isn't necessarily a good thing

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may be the theatre's home, but even that only links to

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applies to this situation, but the wrapper depicted in

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

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Regarding PRT, it seems like it meets the criteria of

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Hello! At some point over the past couple of hours,

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Geneva_University_Hospitals

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The specific guideline for the usage in question is

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