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out for each participant, which is a lot of work. I propose we stick to what we did for the last drive (i.e. only have the totals from the last drive), or call them "Rollover articles from previous drive" and "Rollover words from previous drive". For the lifetime totals, I propose we setup a "Hall of Fame" page and those that are potential candidates put their lifetime totals there. This is a lot cleaner. We do not need to see someone's lifetime total for the entire duration of a current drive. It adds to the page load time and serves no purpose during the drive. -
2495:- We have been making solid progress in eliminating the 2008 articles from the backlog so far. If we continue to focus our firepower we can completely wipe out 2008 from the queue. Overall volumes are lower than expected, though, with nearly a thousand articles yet to be done if we are to meet our overall target. If you have not yet participated in the drive, we recommend you do so. If each person who signed up edits one article per day from now till the end of the month we can eliminate another 1,065 articles from the backlog. All contributions are appreciated.
1362:, all the way back to the summer of 2008! We're really going to need all the help we can muster to get it down to a manageable number. We've set a goal of clearing all of 2008 from the backlog, and getting the number of articles under 5000. In order to do that, we're going to need more participants. Is there anyone that you can invite or ask to participate with you? If so, please invite them to join the drive! Once again, thanks for your support! Regards, etc. etc.
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on the list today that was about a Soviet jet engine: a bad translation, from a Slavic language, of highly technical source material. Any substantial copy-edit would've stood a good chance of mangling the technical meanings, since I'm not an aerospace engineer. In that case, the GOCEreviewed tag drew the attention of the aerospace WikiProject folks and the article was essentially scrapped... but it would be nice to be able to share that hey, I did
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participated." is the least necessary and most redundant, so I suggest getting rid of it. Dashes should be em dashes. And finally, if a little bold, the greeting message should be prominent, short and to the point. And is the exclamation mark inside the wikilink intentional? "Here is an update on the happenings in the Drive as we reach the halfway point." is redundant, we all know what this is. Below is an example of what I mean. —
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practically no resemblance to the article I copy edited back in July. I wonder what is the point of copy editing this article or having a copy edit tag on it at all, if it just continually changes from one krappy state to another in spite of our efforts. There may be thousands of articles about India/Pakistan with this problem on
Knowledge (XXG). Comments or feedback would be appreciated. --
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Sorry, but I hereby offer my resignation from this
September 2010 drive. I've finally realized that I won't have the time for any of this when school starts next week. This year will be extremely busy. Thus I probably won't be able to get on until December. I wish upon all participants good luck, and
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I meant, should we have " words from previous drive" instead, so that the number there is the rollover number, not the final total. We can explain at the section top that it is total words minus barnstars already awarded. Then it is very clear how it works. I have shortened the newsletter slightly by
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Further to our (now archived) discussions, we do not need the "Total 5K+ articles" listed. We can easily see and count how many articles are over 5K by scanning the list. However, we do need to know how many rollover credits a participant has. If not, we will have to go to the old drive and work this
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As much as I would love to step up right now I am heavily overwhelmed in my real life with work, have a copy edit request and article development to attend to, and preparing for another medical procedure on
September 1. I may not start on the drive until that following weekend, and only if I am doing
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on that page one sentence out of three; and I was pretty sure I was altering the true meaning of at least one sentence out of four. When I got to the point that I could no longer be sure that I could edit the article into anything resembling fact based on the content already in place, I said "There
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Let me explain: I took a very advanced Asian-history class in my senior year of high school, and a lot of it stuck with me—I had an excellent teacher. I still have all my textbooks from that class. I had one of them at my side. I looked up sister articles on
Knowledge (XXG). I searched the web.
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I don't know exactly what font you used for that invitation, or if it's just my computer, but I had a heck of a time reading that thing. Even though I have decent eyes I had to copy and paste it to a text a file so I could read it without bursting my head open! Just thought you would like to know...
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Thanks! Do you think this is clear enough for people to understand? Do we want to make it "Rollover from previous drive:"? Do we want the actual words, (and we calculate what awards they have been given and how many words will rollover) or do we want them to work this out so that we don't have to? -
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No, it has been up for some time now. We have to make a decision and then stick to it. We have run out of time. We can't discuss it forever. And it will not be fair to move the goalpost once we have started. So, let's finish and vote, set the rules, and move on. Any other changes will have to be for
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A few of us have been working on the
Requests page, but as we approach the last stage of the Drive, many of us are now concentrating on smaller articles and 2008 articles, in order to help improve the statistics. Don't worry, there are not that many there and we will get to them, if not this month,
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As a side note, it would be great if
Barnstar delivery upon drive completion could provide a unique section name, such as, "Copy Editors September Drive something" rather than plain "Barnstar". There is a quite good chance that users may already have a section called that. Very nitpicky, but just a
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The {{GOCE article list}} template has items for
Completed and Working, but how about a third list for pages that an editor has inspected and then applied the {{GOCEreviewed}} tag because the page is such a mess there's nowhere to begin a copy edit? You know the type... I'm thinking of one I found
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Under normal circumstances I would step up, however, I will spend at least the first two weeks of
September on heavy pain killers as I recover from surgery. Not exactly ideal for spot checking, or editing for that matter. I will help out if I can later in the month depending on how things go for me
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I disagree. We went from having 2 lines here, to 3 and now 5! More convenient for who? A few of us give out the awards and we do not mind scanning through this. We also do not need "Articles from previous drive" - they do not count for anything. Can we please revert back to the 3 lines? Then we can
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During the drive I have received two requests to CE pages via my talk page. I've told the requestors that I'm participating in this drive, and so my CE work during
September is focused on eliminating articles from 2008. But then I read in the newsletter (if I'm interpreting correctly) that pages
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on that article! I've salvaged some dogs in my time... I grew up with Mom editing the local all-volunteer newspaper, I helped her on and off for years, and boy, do you see some doozies when you're so desperate for column-inches that you'll take articles from any pensioner with a pencil. But I'll
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I don't know about us being "very successful" in eliminating 2008 articles. We're averaging about 10 a day, and if that continues, we'll just barely clear 2008. I find it unlikely that we'll continue to average 10 a day as the easier articles get taken and the monsters are left... Other than that,
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The yellow tag on the main page "Participants: Please add..." that looks exactly like a "new talk message" one is slightly annoying. I may be the only one who is bothered with such trivia, but every time I open the page I get a 2 second "oh gotta check... waaait." feeling. I couldn't find a better
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In any open web environment it is always best to go with default font settings, or better yet, use one of the standard font family sets (web designers will understand this). Not may fonts are used universally by all machines, so you get appearance problems as described above. Anytime someone has a
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I am assuming that, because this was written by copyeditors, it has been elected to use informal style here. Here is my personal preferred version of that; some phrases have been made more concise than in the original, though I have tried to maintain the informal, conversational style. My emphasis
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We need to set a deadline to close all current voting that's going on. This is necessary as we need to send out our invite for the drive very soon. Before we do this, we need to set all our rules in place, and not change them after. So, if you want to vote for any items that are still open, please
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I would like to volunteer to help, if I can, but my user name was displayed in red – unknown location – when I used four tildas to add it to the list of those interested in participating. Is it that I am getting ideas above my station? It felt as though I had wandered into quite rarefied planes of
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I'm deliberately avoiding the backlog until the drive begins. I'm having no trouble finding untagged articles that need help as much as those on the list, with the additional benefit that the untagged sometimes have substance, which I'm finding less and less often on the tagged list. (If I have to
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This article is listed in the August 2008 batch. I went to have a look at it today and discovered that I already copy edited it in July 2010. My edits were undone the next day, which means that the copy edit tag was placed back on the article at that time. BUT the article that you see today bears
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I received an invite. Thanks for that. I'm not going to sign up, though, as the drive/contest clashes with work on this year's fundraiser which I intend to make my priority. I'm sure I'll still be doing plenty of copy-editing and proofreading but probably not enough to compete with you guys. Good
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As it is written right now "...successful so far in eliminating 2008 articles..." isn't accurate. Success in eliminating 2008 articles implies that they are all gone. I'd suggest "making solid progress in eliminating 2008 articles..." or something that indicates the task is still in progress.
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I just want to check which newsletter this is referring to as there were 2 versions sent out. Ocean Shores created a separate template that we have never used before. The second one sent out was using an older template which we have used several times including the last drive, and we have had no
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At least the Indian
English articles tend to be mostly a matter of removing superlatives, fixing the Overuse of Capital Letters, and occasionally just punting and making half the article italicized Hindii words with the odd English conjunction and then flagging it for translation cleanup. When
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No idea why, but Ocean sent them out manually, not with the bot. That is why you did not get one; you already signed up. I have sent invites to people on "the list" mentioned above that had not already rec'd an invite. This list was updated and weeded by me a the end of June so it only includes
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has resigned (see above). As you may know, Ocean Shores was in charge of the spot checker committee. With them gone, we have nobody to head the committee. I'll be busy with both coordination stuff and school during the drive, and will only have time to spot check a couple editors, at best, so I
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Count me in. I've already done 18 this month and a request. Have been working the last week or so in the December 2008 backlog and someone else is working there too. It feels really good to see the numbers fall and know you are working in concert with someone else. Good motivation. Perhaps the
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I could nitpick... and I will :) Announcement section says "Participants..." thrice; I know it's half-intentional but not the best style nevertheless. Progress section is a bit too long and too pleading. "Please stop by and edit a few articles if you signed up for the drive and have not yet
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Participants editing a 10k word article may claim credit for two 5k plus articles on the leaderboard. Participants editing a 15k work article may claim credit for three. Participants still count the article as a single article in their tally. Whomever is in charge of the newsletter which
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Yeah, good luck Dtgriffith. The Guild never really stops copyediting. We should all try to polish our skills whenever we can. The Drive is a great way to get new members, consolidate our efforts, and to go for a "push". Good to hear that everyone is still editing outside our drives. -
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Thanks for your kind words. Just to let everyone know, during the drive I expect to focus on categories I have sources for at hand. I'll probably work mostly on articles shown by catscan in the "Intelligence" or "Chinese language" categories at first. See you on the progress page. --
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I agree with their inclusion; otherwise folks might have to wait till the end of the drive to get urgent requests for FA or GA nominations edited. Sorry for the delay in responding; I don't watch-list the Drive page due to the huge number of edits as people update their stats.
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So... sometimes the "article needs copy-editing" tag is on an old nag that doesn't need an editor, it needs a spiritualist, because the only way anyone is going to figure out how to "make it say what it means and mean what it says" is to contact the netherworld for guidance.
2721:- We have been making solid progress in eliminating the 2008 articles from the backlog so far. If we continue to focus our firepower we can completely wipe out 2008 from the queue. Overall volumes are lower than expected, though, with nearly a thousand articles yet to be d..
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The bot does not know whether a user has received the invite or not. That's why I personally went through both the list of past drive participants and the category listing all GOCE members, checked the user's talk pages, and made sure they had not received an invite.
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that illustrates what happens when people war about point of view on articles on controversial subjects. That case is winding down, at last, so I expect to have more time in September to work on copyediting less controversial articles. Meanwhile, I've joined the
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2501:- Participants editing a 10k word article may claim credit for two 5k plus articles on the leaderboard. Those that edit a 15k work article may claim credit for three. Regardless, the article should still be counted as a single article in the tallies.
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Not done. It took me forever just to finish the category. Tomorrow or the day after I'll have to check every user's talk page that's on the list to make sure we don't give duplicates. This is gonna take a few more days if I have to do all this alone.
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true for articles with a {{GOCEinuse}} tag—at least, not globally. If one is in the habit of periodically saving changes as one goes through a long article, it only takes one set of edit conflicts with a bot to discover that this is something worth
1105:. Obviously there will be some duplicates. We should also send an invite to everyone from the previous two drives who has not yet rec'd and invitation. I will send to "the list" this afternoon and see how it goes and will do more if time permits. --
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Actually, I copied the code from the Good Article Elimination Drive newsletters. If it is causing problems then we should consider another typeface that works. I don't have any particular preferences provided that it looks clean and professional. -
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I get the impression from The Raptor that the Bot can send only to those who did not get an invitation yet. I think Ocean Shores did everyone in the category manually, judging by their contribution history. They sent out hundreds of invitations.
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It's frustrating when that happens. I'll take a pass through it as it stands, and I'll keep an eye on it for tendentious edits. My only question is, how shall we handle credit for the copyedit? Doesn't quite seem fair for me to take it. //
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This question came up in previous drives. You are permitted to temporarily remove the bullets from the lists made up of sentences and paragraphs and use the counting script on the Preview. Just don't save the article with bullets removed.
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Guys, from what I'm seeing, either suddenly all of the advanced copyeditors dropped off to sleep, they're busy, or I'm the only guy tackling the large amount of articles clogging the requests page. Can you come on over? I need some help!
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I'd say that as long as it has been requested on any page (whether thr requests page or another), then you can claim credit. You just need to be able to show it was requested. Can I get a consensus on this from the drive co-coordintors?
2087:. Would it be "cheating" for the purposes of the drive, to pull that text out of bullets first, then get the word count and use that number for "credit" in the drive? I don't want to do anything unethical, but I also want to earn some
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OK, in short, if we could remove the 5K and the "Articles from previous drive" (which serves no purpose), we can close this discussion and move on to promote the drive proper - we are desperately running out of promo time now. Cheers. -
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Since the IP editors who were making blanket reverts did not discuss anything on the talk page, I've semiprotected the article. Copyedited versions are not sacred, but large reverts without any discussion, made repeatedly, fall under
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Here's what I did: After reviewing the edit history, I restored Diannaa's version, restored the intervening edits that actually made sense, and left it at that. I also added GOCE tags to the talk page for both her edit and mine. //
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Apologies for my unexplained absence - I had flu after a family holiday and the my PC became infected with a few viruses of their own! I also had problems with my ISP after a failed modem was replaced with one which also failed !
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This will work; as long as there is a knowledgeable person on hand in case spot checkers have questions or discover problems with someone's edits that they wish to discuss, we should be ok. We can co-chair this little committee.
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I talked with one bot author about this, and he recommended the {{Inuse}} tag. He seemed puzzled as to why the Guild would need its own version of the tag, and didn't have any plan to update his bot to recognize our variant.
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at the thing and took a stab at it... just for peer acknowledgement, if nothing else. (Maybe bonus points for causing articles to disappear off the list by deletion/merge/instigating major revision by third party?) //
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Good luck with your health issues, Dtgriffith, and if you are not thinking clearly you could still improve our articles about villages in India. ;-) Thank you so much for whatever level of help you are able to manage.
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Definitely agreed! I didn't realize I was supposed to do this until ɳorɑfʈ asked me if I'd made an oversight on my Talk page... Ironic that the GOCE drive instructions could themselves use a bit of copy-edit! //
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3230:{{Inuse}} to the article as I start editing it. This rightfully struck Paul as redundant, and briefly worried him that two editors were working on the same article, as neither tag takes a user parameter.
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because they're so hard to understand, but I managed to pull through. I took a look at the article you struggled with, and I probably would've done the same thing. I think we should define this as such:
2681:. They may not get me credit toward the "prizes," but by the time the drive ends they should be off the backlog list. I suppose it's a bit of a twisted way to be optimistic, but there you have it! //
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I normally ask someone who is making a request on my talk page to put it on the official Request page, and I take it from there. But, yes, those tagged with copyedit and any "official" request. -
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For those of you who don't already know it, I've retired from Knowledge (XXG), and have given up my spot as co-coordinator. It was a very hard decision, and I will miss all of you. Goodbye.
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The bot confirms delivery of the message. It was sent to the first 40 participants (to and including Nerdy Science Dude). I will send another batch once we have 20 more names on the list. --
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active editors. Now RL calls and I will send to participants from May and July who have not yet been invited when I get back later (unless someone else wishes to tackle this? Feel free) --
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I'm taking a vacation for a few days to clear my head, so I probably won't be able to get to it. Is there anybody else that could develop both the welcome message and send the request to
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It seems that before they left, Ocean Shores sent out a couple newsletters. I'm going to need some help finding out who has already received the newsletter so I can send in a request to
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809:, which is my special passion. I don't care how clear and correct the English of an article is, if the article is full of unsourced baloney. But the tip on the main Guild page about
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Just a side comment here, I'm still busy with school, and I barely have enough time to spot check, let alone copy edit, so I may only be able to copy edit one or two more articles.
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has helped me find articles for which I can fix both English and sourcing at the same time. That will help cut down the backlog. Best wishes to all of you as you fix articles. --
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As you can see I've done a bit of work on the main newsletter. I have to run somewhere, so I'd appreciate it if somebody could pick up from where I left off. See you all later.
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edit another article about a deservedly obscure Indian village I may need a doctor's care.) If I can help in any other way to prepare for September, I'm all eyes and fingers.
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I would have thought that one place that does not make accessibility problems like this is the Copyeditor Project. On the other hand, I did not notice any problems for me. —
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can be included in your tally, even if they do not have a copy edit tag. This is a great place to go if you are interested in finding a higher quality article to work on.
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It starts off on August 31, then continues into September, but that's when it suddenly changes to July. I don't know much about editing the charts, so how do we fix this?
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If you could be the go-to guy if there are questions or problems while I am away, that would be perfect. I intend to do lots of spot checking myself, no worries. --
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It is under the sister project Wikimedia Strategic Planning. You need to open an account there. Your name is in red because you do not have an account there yet. -
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Many of the articles in need of copyediting have large bulleted lists of text which need to be recast in prose. One article in particular I was going to work on
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This is the only copy. I will do the final tweeks now on the Bottom of the above two copies. And then we can submit our request to the bot for the first batch. --
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Is there a way to do this with template/subst codes? I tend to think that it would not suit all of the use cases that are listed on the speculative response at
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Yeah, a lot of the remaining articles are monsters, but some of them aren't really needing copy-editing. Tonight, I flagged one as mostly copyvio, and one for
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has started, and will run for a month. Thanks for signing up. There's a special prize for most edits on the first day, in case you've got high ambitions. Enjoy!
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I started on one of the July 2008 articles the day before the drive commenced. How great to come by this page and find that it has been completed. You rock!
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we need editors willing to conduct short interviews of admin. If you'd like to help the WikiMedia Foundation study English Knowledge (XXG), go check it out!
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okay and thinking clearly. In the meantime, if I find some time I will make some contributions. And I'll chime in when I can on the ideation for this drive.
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says about lists, these are just poorly formatted sections/prose. Though note that this is my opinion, and I'm not sure what other editors have done/do. —
1408:, all the way back to the summer of 2008! We're going to need all the help we can muster to reduce the backlog to a manageable number. We've set a goal of
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531:(before more people sign up and things get out of hand). I did the rollovers for the users who haven't done so already. Normal rollover for 100K+ right?
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We should keep "Total 5K+ articles". It is much more convenient. We'll just use the one we use now. No more changes. There's been enough fiasco already.
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Thanks to you both. Yes, those Indian village articles are quite entertaining! I enjoy being part of GOCE, so expect to see me around for the long haul.
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I think a few people should volunteer to copy edit a few articles this month to keep the backlog from growing too much. What does everybody else think?
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1. — yes, any tagged article. 2. — Only if it's on requests page (I am unaware of allowance for personal copyedit requests counting towards totals). —
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I know that folks here are expecting to see {{GOCEinuse}}, especially during the drive. I also appreciate that it's good advertising for the Guild.
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I'd be the first to agree that this is an inelegant solution and doesn't really look good on pages that are under edit, but it is what it is... //
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Ah, the problem is with the version designed by Ocean Shores. The versions we have used before did not have any problems, and they can be found
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couldn't replace Ocean Shores. Is there anybody here that would be willing to replace Ocean Shores as the leader of the spot checker committee?
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It apears they sent a newsletter, manually, to everyone in "the category" and were ready to start on "the list". I think this might mean
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Your case certainly wasn't borderline, so we'll have to make a definition of our own. I've almost given up on many articles written in
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Yeah there was no way to know ahead of time. I could read it fine, but plainly some cannot. We will use a different font next time. --
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Do you mean we should separate word count and rollovers? And do you want my username in the newsletter or outside of the newsletter?
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the following drive. I also want to archive the vast majority of these completed discussion/votes before the drive starts. Cheers. -
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You will be missed; you have done much for this drive. I just have one concern, though. Who will be in charge of spot checking now?
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Unfortunately, no. However, it's still good to copy edit articles in between drives to keep the backlog from growing too much.
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That's a good idea, but please use the GOCE template (with logo) so that we can have a consistent "branded" look. Thanks! -
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I removed the word "very" as you are right; most of the shorter articles are already gone. Further suggestions, anyone? --
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asked me about an editing habit of mine, and it occurs to me that the reasoning behind it might have a broader interest.
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Apologies for not communicating - as I am pretty housebound with arthritis I have little chance to access via other PCs
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No way! Its yours. I'm just going to fill in for a week. You need to corral some spot checkers now. lol
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the meaning of the text, usually in a way that benefits the article.
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2040:Yes, please... I'm not sure I'm doinitrite... --
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2403:That's a good idea. I'll try to remember that.
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3068:Stupid first timer drive participant question
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2703:Greetings from the Guild of Copy Editors
2480:Greetings from the Guild of Copy Editors
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1404:! The copyedit backlog stretches back
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1629:July 2010 Backlog Elimination Drive
1624:Backlog Elimination Drive Has Begun
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1402:September Backlog Elimination Drive
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2663:
2632:. Anything else?
2572:
2554:
2553:
2542:
2396:
2293:
2278:
2256:
2162:
2126:
1977:
1819:
1760:
1471:
1459:
1458:
1429:
1375:
1374:
1044:
1017:
645:Rollover concerns
382:
310:
184:
183:
77:
76:
58:
57:
3550:
3532:
3483:
3477:
3443:
3371:
3365:
3357:
3355:
3345:
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3318:
3283:
3279:
3277:
3271:
3185:
3171:
3166:
3147:
3144:
3125:
3121:
3104:
3099:
3096:
3051:
3021:
2979:
2936:
2931:
2920:
2818:
2813:
2792:
2788:
2778:
2773:
2767:
2751:
2746:
2735:
2698:
2656:
2652:
2641:
2636:
2631:
2627:
2626:
2600:
2587:
2582:
2571:
2568:
2550:
2537:
2523:
2514:
2477:
2447:
2442:
2435:
2407:
2389:
2385:
2337:
2323:
2318:
2313:
2308:
2292:
2289:
2271:
2267:
2255:
2252:
2231:
2223:
2155:
2151:
2141:
2119:
2115:
2005:
1988:
1970:
1966:
1929:
1902:
1863:
1837:
1812:
1808:
1785:
1753:
1749:
1741:
1715:
1639:
1591:
1580:
1550:
1544:
1533:
1518:
1481:
1470:
1467:
1434:
1428:
1425:
1414:total under 5000
1394:
1381:
1348:
1323:
1308:
1307:
1306:
1305:
1277:
1257:
1230:
1200:
1186:
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1160:
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1109:
1085:
1054:
1043:
1040:
1028:
1016:
1013:
1001:
988:
967:
922:
911:
908:
901:
872:WeijiBaikeBianji
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747:
740:
717:
676:
665:
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655:
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603:
596:
569:
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559:
547:
544:
537:
530:
526:
525:
459:
456:
449:
375:
371:
309:
306:
236:
210:
196:
185:
177:
176:
173:
166:
153:
148:
143:
138:
119:
108:
88:
72:
49:
48:
38:
30:
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3031:WP:Edit warring
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2719:Progress Report
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2624:
2622:
2598:
2570:
2566:
2563:looks awesome.
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2521:
2493:Progress Report
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2287:
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2229:
2221:
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2176:
2153:
2117:
2075:
2023:
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1999:
1986:
1968:
1962:
1927:
1871:
1835:
1810:
1783:
1751:
1739:
1736:
1723:
1693:
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1599:
1578:
1548:
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1489:
1469:
1465:
1427:
1423:
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999:
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554:
542:
535:
532:
523:
521:
454:
447:
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425:
373:
352:
308:
304:
295:
208:
171:
164:
161:
151:
146:
141:
136:
134:I'll help too.
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106:
96:
82:
73:
67:
43:
26:
25:
24:
12:
11:
5:
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3531:The Utahraptor
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