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groups if I were a newcomer in the subject, namely the state-of-the-art results which are considered important (top journals references). But you are a hugely qualified Wiki author, and I would like to know your opinion: what would be typically missing, or useless? As I intend to invest myself in writing on several subject of my expertise area, I am much willing to understand what is the exact aim and philosophy of Wiki (as far as mathematical subjects are concerned). Thank you very much for any comment....
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bug; there's no guarantee that a browser will keep the current state of what you're doing cached if you move forward to another page. Ideally it will try to, especially for simple stuff, but that's not something you can rely on. On the other hand, if you go browsing in another tab or window, then all should be fine, but if not, it's likely browser-related, not a
Mediawiki issue. Or have I misunderstood what the problem is? –
1631:, so feedback may happen faster here.) Regarding the "list of properties and results" comment, I think the concern is a matter of prose style more than anything else. We like Knowledge articles to be prose paragraphs, with a logical flow from one to the next, rather than bulleted lists, which too often read in a choppy way (like PowerPoint slides filled up with text). Perhaps the
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are kept only if one does almost nothing (no search in the page, no diff, no look to the source, ...) with the visited page(s). Therefore, I have now the habit to use another tab for navigation during an editing process, and, when searching or following a link from the edit window, to to it with the right button and "open the link in another tab".
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This WPM talk page is on my watchlist, in the sense that I do see the corresponding blue star between "View history" and "More". And nevertheless it does not appear on my watchlist. This is a new phenomenon (the last week or two). Mostly, my watchlist looks as before; but some items are missing, I do
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I am far from well-qualified WP editor, and I appreciate the compliments but your contributions here may be equally or more important than my own. As XOR'easter mentioned, the top of my talk page has the aforementioned talk header template. If you mean my user page itself, feel free to copy bits that
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I am (enthusiastically) willing to work on merging "Artin groups" and "Artin-Tits groups", which by coincidence have been created almost simultaneously. I just need a few days, and I'll post a proposal. OK ? I am a specialist of this area of mathematics, and should be able to make something coherent.
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only allowed for relations between consecutive generators, but I think that's just a quirk of how it was written and not actually what's intended. Otherwise, I guess we should just try to see if there's anything different enough in the new article worth merging in, and redirect to Artin group (with
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Thank you for your input, I declined it because I didn't think there were sufficient sources, I merely commented that it was largely incomprehensible, I have added some Wiki linking and moved it to article space. It does need better sourcing and I am sure it could be written in a more accessible way
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I’m late but I can confirm I had the same type of (very disheartening) experiences before on multiple occasions; they may have been in
Knowledge or some other website. Since I couldn’t figure out the behavior (how unsubmitted text is handled), my habit has been to copy large text into the clipboard
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This depends on the browser, and even on the browser version. With Safari, non-saved edits are sometime lost, sometime not lost when one come back to a page with the back button. If one has left the page after clicking "show preview", edits are sometimes kept, but with the most recent versions they
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To Deacon Vorbis: Yes, I think you got it right. My browser is
Firefox. I was thinking that there are three things I might do to work around this: (1) copy the source of my edit into a file on my disk before going on such expeditions, just in case this happens; (2) do the search and cutting (before
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Not quite sure I'm following your steps exactly. Do you mean that from the edit window, you went directly to another article (maybe via the search bar), and then hit the back button on your browser only to find that it hadn't saved the state of what you were doing? If so, then that's not really a
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to get the symbol for the powerset. I had to enter the editor to see the source of that article to get "\mathcal (P)". When I tried to back out of that edit and return to my original edit, it would not allow me to do so. Ultimately, I had to "resend" to escape and as a result I lost most of what I
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About the title, there is no obvious answer. Artin-Tits groups are a vast subject, and many people work on them. More importantly, there are several classes of such groups, and several specialized subcommunities. "Artin-Tits groups" is more common in recent references. But an important subcommity,
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About the content, your comment "The article mostly consists of a list of properties and results that does not seem entirely appropriate here too" is very interesting. This is precisely what I aimed at doing: it seems to me that the paper, as it stands, would be all I expect to learn about these
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not know why. If I click the blue star ("remove this page from your watchlist") and then click the (no more blue) start again (making it blue again), it helps; the page returns to my watchlist. But afterward it disappears again. Why so?
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those working on "Right Angled Artin-Tits groups" ("RAAGs") uniformly use "right-angled Artin groups", and not "right-angled Artin-Tits groups". Ideally, the two names should be possible. What is the better solution for this situation?
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I took a red pen to the opening paragraph. I tried to make it somewhat better, but there's still plenty that could be done I'm sure. As I said in the edit summary, please feel free to revert or tweak further as you like.
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Knowledge, but I should learn fast...
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I did some minor cleanup, but I am not sure which is the more prevalent name. The article mostly consists of a list properties and results that does not seem entirely appropriate here too. Thoughts? —
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This is not the first time this has happened. It has happened several times before. But it is infrequent enough that I forget to take precautions against it. Is there some way to get this bug fixed?
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