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articles, I do suggest that you just carefully watch your use of Raj sources to try to balance out the bias. If a given person is covered by both Raj and modern sources (or contemporary Indian/Moghul sources) it's good to get multiple perspectives in there. If someone is known mainly through Raj/East India
Company materials, though it's fine to quote passages directly, it's important to ensure that your/Wiki's treatment of the topic is phrased in a modern neutral/professional way that doesn't necessarily glorify the Brits or denigrate the locals, but reports factually and neutrally.
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592:, where another editor noted the copyvio problem. I tried to suggest the problem mildly at the AFC. I am afraid the new editor is gonna get a bad experience when the article is identified publicly as a copyvio, which would be justified if any editor wants to identify it. I dunno, i think you are responsible now, to edit the article to remove the copyvio/plagiarism, since you promoted it. Sorry not to be more positive. I do think you are doing great to participate in RFC and you have me a bit interested in helping in that arena, too. --
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cooperative way.. I've inserted a few images on the article (illustrating some of the activities of this organization as I usually do on WP) to make it more interesting. "Per
Knowledge one word should not be linked in every sentence of an article": I agree with you please delete the links that you consider excessive. I don't understand what you mean about the references/citations of the article. If your opinion is that this article is in a very poor condition please give your contribution on the discussion page. Thanks--
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improving the article, much less having a specific "hurry" to do so. I can't prevent you from being emotionally invested, but hopefully you can understand why others are leery to help "push" an article through on a timeline that matters only to the originator. If the article were, for example, someone from X War and this was the ABC Anniversary of X War, hurry for proper timing might make sense, but otherwise hurry seems unnecessary.
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would mean that this is not original research. I assumed that having linked to their respective WP pages would serve as sufficient foundation for inclusion of the remark without a footnote. I could of course have stated it with different - more 'encyclopedic' language. I am new to this, but I will get the hang of it. --
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more external links and therefore evidence. This article is written about my sister. All evidential material has been lost since her death in difficult circumstances (I have done extensive researching to try and dig up more information), so I doubt whether I have the slightest chance to meet the requirements to
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Go to the article's Talk page, start a new section saying "Do we need to include info about
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Hi Doc. I fixed it up, weighed its accolades and the coverage already received for where this was made and by whom, and advanced it. Independent short films always have a difficult time showing notability, specially when compared to feature films created by major names or notable production companies
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Hello AsataReign, some good questions there. First off, I would keep everything on one
Terasem article at first. If there isn't a good basic article on the overall TM movement, having branches thereof will be unstable. Also, my vague impression is that the branches have a lot of basic commonalities,
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Several sections, like "Bio" and the Te Deum translation, are covered at length in other articles, and you should just link said articles rather than summarise them here. The article is about Zoltan's Te Deum, so you need to keep it focused to specifics about this individual work, with only the bare
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Thanks for the clarification, Matthew. I did understand the point about the problem with original research, having read the policy document about NOR. My main point was that everything I said about
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Hi Mathew, Can you please look at the
Andreas Georgiou Thomas article and let me know what you think. I appreciate the fact that some people cannot speak or read Greek but that does not detract from my efforts to find references that attest to Thomas as important to Cyprus" Education, literature and
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Thanks for taking care of it. I amended my note at the Talk page, too. All done for now, good work. By the way, I think that many persons who start as this originator did, can come along and be great contributors, if they get kinder rather than abusive first interactions. Thank you for doing what
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No, I think you're right, it's just I was reading the two different things as relatively synonymous terms, but
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Specifically adding pictures. I'm not sure how to do that. Usually I look at articles that have features I want and see how they're done, then try to copy the format. I can't figure out how pictures are added or embedded in the articles, though. I've looked at the directions, but I'm not conversant
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Can you delete two profiles on the teahouse guest? I happened to make two profiles and didn't think about. One is named James
Jamarcus Darquan Smith and the other Jamarcus D. Smith can you get rid of them please? Thank You. CHAOS IS PERFECTION CONFUSION IS DOMINANCE 19:45, 8 November 2012 (UTC)
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Thank you for your review of my page on Fraternal Benefit Societies. I see that you have rejected its submission due to other similar pages--which I suspected might happen, because at first glance, Fraternal Benefit Societies often appear to be mutual organizations, etc., which they really are not.
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Hello, thank you for your feedback. I will continue to work on the page. As for sources, I can look for more sources to verify the information on Dr. Wilde, but The Society has been formed recently and does not have credible publicity other than locally within NJC. I am one of the cofounders of The
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Matthew, thanks for your help. This article need to be changed to make it more adherent to the rules of WP. When it'll possible for me I'll try adding some changes. It's a big work because the author was very prolific. Recently You removed the Photo of Subash Chandra Bose (that I've inserted months
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commentator, in a published work, observed that Bentham and Singer are exceptions, that's fine to include and footnote to that commentator. However, it is not for us as individual editors to make our own assessments of whether Bentham and Singer are truly exceptions or no. That is why I removed the
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Thank you again for the comment! I corrected again. You are the best! My last but not least question is about uploading a picture - there is a picture - yarovskayagoreguggenheim.jpg - that would like to upload - first technicalities are hard to figure out... and overall, how is the article now? too
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Hello Ibrahim, while clearly God plays the key role in Islam, the {Allah} template is for topics that are features or aspects of God in Islam. The Shahada is not an aspect of God, it's an aspect of human religion which recognises God. Regarding your suggestion to use both templates, it is generally
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How do we resolve this? Trying to edit any of these pages "Friendly Societies," "Mutual organizations" and "Benefit Society" would largely result in me effectively overwriting the their content, which I'm sure Wiki doesn't want me to do. But to try to just tweak what they have would not accomplish
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Matthew, finally figured out how to thank you at your home page. Thanks to your time, patience, and instructions, the Luo Xian Xiang article has been posted. Also took your advice and visited the History project site, left word etc... Will check in with the group again to see where I could help
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Thanks for all of your suggestions and editing help. It's great to see my article has finally made it onto Knowledge. However, I wondered if it was possible to change the title, so that it does say Lieutenant George Willoughby, rather than just having George Willoughby (soldier). The reason why is
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article too I don't know what they have tried to do with citations! Adding long long comments/opinions in citations. And irrelevant images, I had a hard time to understand where actually to click to verify the inline citations! I don't know who is Ashish ictc, but he has added multiple song (audio
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Hi Matthew looking some advice on improving page about band Lulubelle III, they are being played again next week on BBC 6Music and the playlist pages uses Knowledge for biographical info. They are also due to get an interview on BBC Radio Foyle at the end of this month and I iamgine they will also
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with each save explaining briefly what it is you're changing, like "adding draft paragraph about her time at Harvard", or "adding material from my draft about 1970-1980 New York period". Just make sure that you have proper referencing for whatever material you move offer, that you're communicating
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Hello Lydia, are you saying you already have this topic published as a full article, but have further content at your draft page that you want to migrate over to the published article? If so, there's not rule about the speed of doing such. If the article has a lot of other editors working on it or
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I admire wikipedia greatly for it's dedication to standards of evidence and truth, I am on your side, I think these things actually matter. My mistake may by that I had intended this page to be a simple biographical page which would link into pages for each of her three main books which would have
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Thanks for the addition about the documentary. Sometimes I find the notability guidelines frustrating that teams with a reasonable history like this one are borderline because they have never risen above tier 7 of the FA but some hip-hop singer who had one week in the top 100 and number 99 is an
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Barrack Point and Barrack Heights are two different suburbs (Barrack Point is even mentioned in the Barrack Heights article) Barrack Point is smaller than Barrack Heights and contains a caravan park. Also Barrack Point is on the coast line, Barrack Heights is not. For prove, here is Google Maps:
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For last few months I have been trying to work there. But, it's more a dog's curly tail! For example, per Knowledge one word should not be linked in every sentence of an article or we should use bold characters unnecessarily in body! Everytime I correct these after few days I see the issues are
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Thanks. I doubt that there is a single footnote elsewhere. I collated information from three articles. In any event, my own remark that you removed was - IIRC - was already a footnote. To add a footnote to a footnote is a bit too extreme for my taste. So maybe I'll just let this one slide.Ā :)
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Hey Matthew Thank you for your response which I fully understand. My only desire to rush was to show it to my 93 year old mother before she dies. But we can exclude that and as you say, take my time sorting out a good article. I'm not 'emotional' about it but my mother is the one with all the
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of this article simply because it's about them. Secondly, material was removed because it was inappropriate, and/or uncited. We don't make exceptions for "personal knowledge", political advocacy, or any other such reasons. If material does not follow Knowledge's standards and guidelines, it is
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If the Bentham/Singer point is cited elsewhere, you can copy that footnote and bring it over. I'd just suggestion caution in digressions, as it's easy to start explaining other examples and diverge too far from the actual subject of Sarkar! Glad the clarification helped, and glad to see you're
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yet with the nomenclature used to understand exactly what to do. I started the piece on the Leesburg Transfer Company in the Sandbox because I couldn't see a tab that let me create an article. It's there, I'm sure- but when I was looking for it I couldn't find it. So- any help is appreciated!
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No worries, glad it all worked out! It's always a steel learning-curve, getting one's first article out, but you stayed positive, learned the ropes, and the article came out really well! I hope you'll do more articles in the future! As someone who's learned by doing on a lot of Indian history
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Titodutta I have worked hard to make the "Ananda Marga" article better. I'm not a full time worker of WP neither an Ananda Marga supporter. I've practically rewritten all the article inserting detailed information and quotations. If something is wrong of course it's possible to change it on a
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are notable exceptions to that rule." What I don't understand here is that everything in that note is consistent with and substantiated by the Knowledge links that I have given. I am not convinced that original research should be a crime, but - regardless of that - what is "original" here?
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Ok MatthewVanitas. I thought I had done a good thing adding the photo of Subash on Sarkar's article. I respect your experience on WP and I accept to delete it. As you can see from the history of the article I didn't write it but I have just added some information and links on
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communities they serve through community service projects, scholarships, etc. They are not credit unions, social clubs like the Moose or Elks, or Greek fraternity houses on college campuses--all misconceptions that fraternal organizations are trying very hard to correct.
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I've seen that You have also added a neutrality template on the top of this article but I did'nt find specific proposals of changes on the related talk page. Anyway as I have already said before this doesn't means that I consider the article well written.. Thanks.
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Greetings, thanks for coming over to chat! As noted in my edits, phrases like "it may also be noted that", "interestingly enough", etc. are to be avoided on Knowledge (unless in direct quotations) as unencyclopedic. Similarly, our policies strongly prohibit
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In fact, searches for Fraternal Benefit Society link directly to Mutual Organizations page; however this is not what a benefit socieity is, further confusing the issue to the average reader--which is exactly what I tried to dispel by writing this page.
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to be particular, and restrict ourselves to photos of the person, his works, and specific objects in his life (his own desk, his own house). Additionally, since the article only briefly mentions Bose, forcing in his picture comes across as
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The closest page that already exists on Knowledge related to Fraternal Benefit Societies is "Friendly Societies," but the tone of this page is historical, as if these types of organizations are archaic and no longer exist, when
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to get advice from the volunteers there. That way you'll get lots of oversight and a breadth of opinions. Thanks again for your work and for being a good communicator, and Teahouse should help you find a solid solution.
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because people interested in him cannot find him unless they put that specific search in and if they only put 'George Dobson' a Quaker comes up. Could this be changed do you think? I seem unable to edit that part.....
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Hello Rocketrod! No worries, glad to help, and nice article! So far as formatting, my common advice, and what I did that worked well, is just find an article where you like the format, and take a squint at
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MiszaBot III operates in a cyclical fashion, so if you're attempting to archive information immediately, or within twenty-four hours, it can appear as though the parameters arenāt functioning as expected.
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the material is controversial, you may want to bring it up at the article's Talk page first. If that's not the case, you can move it over at whatever pace you like, but just make sure you leave a clear
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coding to see how it's done. The rest comes with practise, and fortunately Wiki is a collaborative environment, so as long as you have clear statements and good citations, the rest will work itself out.
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empower teachers with limited access to resources. Should I just take everything out except her writing credits? I need your help.
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Hey Matthew Did you get my message? I need help and fast. I'm happy to pay for someone to set the page up. Please reply
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Hi, Matthew, I've done my best now: Knowledge talk:Articles for creation/Journal of Early Modern Studies.
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