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of who I think it is, I just really don't want to look. Having said that - while my opinion, like yours, is it's an article about complete fluff and nothing, I'm uncomfortable making value judgements about importance (as distinct from accuracy). Where do we draw the line? Would we delete the article about
Charlotte Dawson? Princess Diana? Ms Shaw may not have actually done anything but she has certainly developed a, um, profile at Auckland University. (Frightening thought - the potential of something like Knowledge is that one day we may all have little articles about us in here).
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this article is referring to civil unions/same sex unions vs marriages/opposite sex unions. If it's referring to general discriminations against homosexuals vs heterosexuals in NZ legislation this needs to be clarified. I don't personally know of any, e.g. I don't think we have arguably discrimitory age of consent laws ala
Australia. But I don't know much about gay rights... The only thing I can think of is perhaps the author was referring to the fact that marriages between same sex couples is still not allowed. Whatever the case, it needs to be clarified or removed.
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italic form within the article. A further point worth considering is that the majority of users of the
English language Knowledge will not be aware of the use of the macron, and won't have a clue how to go about typing a macron when searching for an article. For the ease of use of Knowledge, the un-macronned form is a good thing (with posibly redirects from the macronned versions).
1846:. Just a suggestion that the months sub-headings under events are probably over the top making the table of contents too long and hard to navigate. I am commenting here as several editors are involved and there doesn't seem to be a project page associated with the effort. Apologies if it is the wrong place. Two pages I have set up to help with the years in Australia are:
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My idea was not quite what Ben indicates above. He proposes that terms referring to Māori topics should use macrons, while I suggested that entire articles referring to Māori topics should use macrons (i.e. these articles should be written in en-NZ-macron, to use Ben's notation). My thinking was that
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English, and that's what we're meant to be using. When I say, for example, "katipo", I do not actually see myself as speaking Maori — I'm just using an English word derived from
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Two things, first of all must remember to log on - I notice someone using the same number as the one I get automatically given has been into the Liz Shaw NZ page and added something called "everyone loves some porn". No I dunno, I didn't want to open it on a uni computer. Actually, if it is a photo
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Welcome
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Knowledge and I'm keen to dedicate some of my miniscule amounts of free time to improving the NZ coverage here. My speciality is NZ linguistics and literature (if I can find the time I'd like to write articles on F. E. Maning, George Leitch, and other 19th century NZ authors), although
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So terms that refer to Māori topics (e.g. Māori, kōhanga reo, Ngāi Tahu) would have macrons, but terms that are about general topics (like flora, fauna and place names) would not have macrons. I'd still prefer to have macrons on all words from Māori, but I think this would be an okay compromise, and
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Well, after a month and a half strapped to the computer, I think I've got a fairly rationalised set of categories up and running for New
Zealand geography now. Every article I've dealt with I've tried to give two categories to (minimum- some have required more). One of these two is a location (there
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Authorities of new Zealand}} template is looking increasingly like an arse-about-face category, dumping a lot of content into the article (more than the actual article itself in some cases) rather than centralising it. What do you think about doing away with it and replacing it with
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I think you make valid points, I was really just commenting on my personal usage, and that of a few of my colleagues working on native plants. I think everyone should be able to agree that the macron form (if applicable) should appear somewhere in the article. Although it seems these may largely be
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I noticed this in the gay rights in NZ article "The following year, the
Relationships (Statutory References) Act, was passed to remove discriminatory provisions from most, but not all, legislation." Does anyone know what legislation did not have discriminatory provisions removed? I'm guessing that
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English uses, words which are of Maori origin are not used with macrons. They do, of course, retain the macron when used within a Maori context. As such, it makes sense for us to use the non-macron forms in the titles of articles, but also to give the "true" Maori form in
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My two cents: I am a scientist (handing in my PhD thesis in about a week), and I have been struggling with this issue in my own work. I have eventually come to the conclusion that macrons should be used, as it is part of New Zealand English, and I consider the macron the "correct spelling". I just
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See the naming guidelines for New Zealand. The "irregular" ones are Epsom and Three Kings, and they are that way for a reason. They have a disambiguated name because there are other places of that name in the world. There is no other Mount Eden (or certainly no other one with a Knowledge article).
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Does Avenue's idea offer a good compromise? Clearly there are contemporary authoritative publications that are in the English language and use macrons, and there are those that don't. We could think of them as representing two kinds of New Zealand English: en-NZ-macron and en-NZ-nomacron. This is
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article seems to suggest most New Zealanders wouldn't consider Australia a part of Oceania. As a kiwi myself this seems rather odd to me, I would say most New Zealanders would consider both terms to refer to the same thing with the former a word used by Aussies and other 'idiots' who don't know
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The disadvantage of this plan is this will become an ongoing debate: there’s potential for this argument every time there’s a new Māori word in an article, or a new article with a Māori word in the title is created; *plus* when macronised spellings for various words become more common (‘Māori’
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Is the reason TV is commercial free on Christmas, Easter Sunday and Good Friday (and ANZAZ morning I guess although I wasn't even aware TV was commercial free then :-P ) due to the same trading restrictions that prevent stores opening on these days? If so, someone should add it to the
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She's very marginal as an entity worthy of an article here. I had just barely heard of her when the deletion debate came up (and I'm a semi-regular reader of Craccum). The deletion debate is over. You could renominate the article, but there's probably little point. Just ignore
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up slowly towards FA status (at least as regards the NZ portal, if not WP as a whole). I think I've got it to A-standard now, but if anyone can either add to the article or suggest improvements (either on the article's talk page or on my user talk page) it would be welcomed!
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Ben, I agree that our articles should reflect NZ English usage. However your position on what's "correct" seems arguable to me. I don't believe that all authoritative sources currently use macros exclusively, and I think we should aim to follow typical usage, not lead
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Just reading the Herald about Yuan Wang II tracking ship being in Auckland and was wondering if someone would be able to get a photo of it. The ships are used in tracking of the Chinese space program. I'm guessing this particular ship was between NZ and Tahiti for the
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which covers the legislation which is not affected under the subheading "What legislation does the Bill not amend?". This is sufficiently minor that I will remove the "most, but not all" from the Gay rights in New Zealand article unless someone wants to argue to the
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Where the article title or synonyms for it have been borrowed from Maori and where the original Maori has long vowels, the Maori form of the word should be given with macrons and in italics as part of the body of the article, usually near the top. For example, see
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The pages were created from a template (somewhat precipitously and coinciding with the one millionth article rush...) and need considerable cleanup to be in a presentable state (i.e. to not have blatant untruths in them). The years 1980 - 1989 are the current
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and that had to be put to rights lest we accidentally confer NZ's highest honour on a fictional character), and when I got back saw that we were going to meet in the middle. Props for noticing the absence of a category in the first place, too!
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I could get a photo, most easily for me on Saturday morning, when I'm going to Waiheke. Can you find out where it's docked and for how long? If it will depart before then, or it isn't close to the ferry terminal, I could make a trip into town
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One disadvantage of my idea is that the spelling of Māori loanwords would not be consistent across articles. But one advantage is that any debate would be about particular articles, and this could be handled through discussions on their talk
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When an article is specifically about a Maori topic or group, I think we should not follow typical English usage as closely, but should defer more to the Maori spelling. For instance, we currently use macrons in articles such as
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article. I could add it but given that I don't know (although it seems very likely) someone needs to confirm it first and I might not check back here for a while so it'll be easier if someone who knows can add it if it's true
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Given that the missing pages section of the project page is now duplicated at Wikiportal New Zealand, is it time to remove it from this page? Or is it worth having it in both places, for the time being at least?
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Hi, umm, who is this Liz Shaw, i am a 39yr old born and bred Kiwi, never heard of her, never seen the ad on T.V., personally, I am in agreement with a deletion, but then that is just my Opinion. zZParagonZz
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with the three Giano architect featured articles, and mention of the New Zealand portal selected articles. If anyone knows of any other featured articles relating to New Zealand, or articles which meet the
599:, New Zealanders aren't represented very well on Knowledge (I've never been to NZ). We should probably keep the list under my user space, so that Knowledge's mirror sites don't start copying it around. —
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better... Maybe the article is supposed to say most Australians don't consider themselves part of Oceania which I personally also find unlikely but can't really speak with much authority own.
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cosmic rays maybe. Corrupt memory on your machine, could be anything. As long as it doesn't happen too often (like more than once in a 1000 edits) it's probably not worth worrying about.
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a like-named category? Categories are well established now and I think people will understand that if they follow the category link they will get links to all the sibling authorities.
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1854:. There are probably some categories that need to be commented out, eg "Radio and Television" and some of the links are probably not appropriate, eg "ARIA Music Awards of 1913".--
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Same thing happens on mine every 100-200 edits or so. Always with the first few characters of whatever section I'm editing. Worth double-checking every time.
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I am currently enjoying the (Its currently Good Friday) ad free TV/Radio, and shops been closed, & its nice to see a nice day for a change.
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I have moved the WikiProject according to the regular standard naming convention of most WikiProjects. Please excuse the interruption. --
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