User talk:The Transhumanist

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themselves, the edit button is just a click away. Likewise, if a recipient prefers the earlier version, they are welcome to revert. And if they don't, then perhaps that's an indication that they at least didn't mind the modification. Note, that I changed the look of the award, not the message content. Though, I wouldn't hesitate to fix a typo, or awkward wording, in the text of an award I've given.

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something more relevant? No hard feelings here. Just scratching my head, wondering what can be done about it. No lightbulbs are going off, though. Except, maybe this one: Could you be talked into changing it to something that captures the essence of outlines? That way, you would still be the credited artiste, and I know you could come up with something mind blowing. You remind me of

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does though, even if you are not a member of WP:WPWPA, is replace the barnstar file-images in barnstar templates that were already-rewarded to editors for whatever reason. That is just a low-ball move, near equivalent to blanking a page. Everything you've done in the template, I am undoing, but I will

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As I understand it, Wikiedia's servers parse wiki text as follows: everything that needs to be expanded is done first, then lua modules are performed, then the resulting wiki text is translated into HTML. That's why the TOC works properly even when there are transcluded pages. There may be some HTML

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Thanks TTH, I was aware of the Amherst paper, and agree – not enough. It is quite weird considering DEMA has had quite a large influence on recreational diving over several decades, and not always a good one. So it goes. The tip about "-site" is useful, and makes sense to a degree (that it works, not

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Keep in mind that the chatbot's data lake is the Web, and there is a growing body of know how on how to use ChatGPT (which is essentially what drives this thing). So, as time goes on, perplexity.ai becomes more and more of an expert on how to use itself. As users, we can ask it to tap into that. It's

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I ran into the same problem awhile back. Since it is a chatbot, which you can ask to do just about anything literary (so far, they haven't incorporated a robotic training data set into it, so it can't comply with requests to do physical things, yet), I asked it how to get it to return results without

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That's like asking, "Were the barnstars you've created necessary?" Which leads to "Is art necessary?" Yes. Very much so. And in art, details matter. It's your new design (adjusted slightly by color), and is symbolically much more representative of outlines, due to its tree structure icon. Well done.

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Yes, we're just doing 'em as we go now. Thanks for reading through this looong issue, if you did! I'm sure this'll send a record for the longest issue ev-ah. You may need to wait even longer for the last issue, as our reserve of old-y and goodie scripts have ran out... We encourage you to try and do

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Regarding the other barnstar, let me ask some philosophical questions: What do lightbulbs have to do with outlines? Are you saying that we're stuck with a lightbulb representing outlines as a main award on the barnstar page forever? How did that happen? What's the procedure for getting it changed to

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Hi Transhumanist, I would like to take you up on your offer and ask you if you could find a few independent reliable sources sufficient to establish notability of the organisation "Diving Equipment and Marketing Association", When I tried perplexity it threw back Knowledge, even after I told it not

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The lightbulb stays as it was the original upload. The new version also stays, so no one is taking a loss. It would be very difficult to get consensus to remove the newly updated barnstar, with the amount of effort I put in on quality, but I don't want to continue this discussion any further. Also,

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and add them into the barnstar template as the secondary alternative option while the original still remains in the template as the primary option. That is a gesture of honorable-courtesy, to acknowledge their efforts, original makers, in creating the original barnstars. The thing that no one ever

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I do use preview, and save when I believe it is done. I have the compulsion to reread the post again after it is completed and saved. And if I find something wrong with it, I fix it. Then the cycle repeats itself. Sorry. I guess I can mark the revisit edits as minor. As for the formatting of this

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is this month's featured script, which caches userscripts every day to eliminate the overhead caused by force-downloading the newest version of scripts every time you open a Knowledge page. Despite being released in April 2021, our best script scouters have failed to locate it due to its omission

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In answer to your question, I'm not too into portals these days. I haven't been very involved in Knowledge development over the past few years, though I use it each day. I occasionally switch to editor mode to fix a typo, or grammar, here or there, and less frequently do some real editing. I also

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article review process. Is this an article? Its not references and seems to be arbitary list of information without reference present. You don't know if its valid or not. Are you planning to reference it. I see there is a whole other outline articles. Are they all in the same condition? Your not

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As for the awarding process itself, my opinion is that it's between the giver and the recipient. It's not like it's a physical award sitting on their mantle. This, being a wiki, provides more options. If a rewarder sees a way to improve an award they've given, especially one they customized

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Firstly, I had problems even getting a message to you because in the latest "Vector" skin there is no "edit" button on your talk page. I had to revert the recent change just to post this message. Why not prioritise usability over prettiness and get rid of whatever silly formatting you have?

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Hey, I've been trying to pare down unhelpful short descriptions onsite, and I've definitely unset a lot of outlines. Apologies for this, I will stop doing so, and start putting the ones back that I removed. Also, I really appreciate your work at the WikiProject, and I've actually started

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone, including you, is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on high-quality evidence and our policies and guidelines.

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The reason I came here in the first place is to urge you to use the "show preview" button rather than save uncompleted versions of your edits. Your edits flood watchlists and give people edit conflicts when they try to edit discussions such as

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And you've anchored that symbol nicely to the WikiProject by displaying it prominently on its main page. That was brilliant. Now, by default, in a sense, all instances of its smaller version (in the awards) point back to it. Bravo!

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on my talk page, I was not surprised as you were clearly thrilled with a barnstar being introduced; But now that we've ended up to this point, your biggest mistake occurred, confusing my patients for kindness. I and members of

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An easily configurable script to add a link to the #p-vector-user-menu-overflow portlet with a name, target, and icon. This one should be a relatively easier one. I would do it myself, but I'm too busy rotting away on

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Knowledge in them, and it instructed me to use "-site:en.wikipedia.org" in my prompts. I tried that, and it worked. I don't know if that is an ability that it adopted, or something they programmed into it.

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In accordance with our policy that Knowledge is not for the indefinite hosting of material, the draft has been deleted. When you plan on working on it further and you wish to retrieve it, you can

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In accordance with our policy that Knowledge is not for the indefinite hosting of material, the draft has been deleted. When you plan on working on it further and you wish to retrieve it, you can

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script, with a few bugs solved, and a host of extra features like check-boxes for choosing draftification reasons, multi-contributor notification, and appropriate warnings based on last edit time.

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I'm quite new to editing, but you should be able just to release this image (while still giving credit to the references) because you made it as seen with the blue barnstar you used as a source.

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I looked around for sources to establish notability for DEMA, and neither I nor perplexity could turn up anything of note. There is mention of DEMA commissioning a research study in

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page, I was unaware of the edit button problem, as I use the old vector skin. It sounds like the new skin has ruined my formatting. I'll look into it. Thank you for the heads up.

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Last, but not least, is that we can always talk things over, and I'm glad you feel free to express your feelings. I look forward to our continued sharing of thoughts and ideas.

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First, let me say thank you for updating the alt image on the barnstar page. That looks even better than the one I hobbled together from your previous design. Very nice.

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takes away the Vector 2022 user dropdown and replaces it with all of the icons within, top level, right next to the Watchlist. One less click away! There's also an

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yours is phenomenal, I see why it belongs in the hall of fame! My only question is why the 'introduction' image is gra(e?)yed out when the mouse is hovered over.

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section, if the article contains a See also section. I recently put some Portals in an article, in See also, and somebody moved them to the very bottom of the

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Those that can be, yes. Once an outline is ready for prime time, it can be moved into article space. That'll take more development for some than others.

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Hey, TT. I added a Portal and a user with 800,000 edits deleted it along with deleting some whitespace. Is this cool? (I used to be Checkingfax). See:

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You can make links that lead to Knowledge's sister projects, and a few other places, without the arrow that accompanies external links. Here's how:

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respond to requests or notices to rescue pages in danger of deletion, and am involved with a rescue effort now. Currently, I'm also involved with a

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Then the light bulb stays. You met me half-way, which is willingness to compromise, and for that, I am grateful. And so, I guess I can do the same.

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provides a nice, integrated interface to do some twinkley tasks such as copyvio detection, CSD tagging, and viewing the most recent diff.

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for issues which concern just one project. You do not have to subscribe to keep up with the mailing list's postings‍—‌they are archived

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Nice! By the way, I've been monitoring related news, and I'm continuously blown away. See why in my latest addition to the discussion:

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This page is best viewed while having a cup of tea. To remind you of this and to help set the mood, I've provided a virtual one. Enjoy.

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Thank you. By the way, if you think of ways to improve outlines or the outline project, please let me know. Thanks again. Sincerely,

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that it is explicitly needed), Anyway, thanks for trying, Knowledge will just have to go without an article for now. Cheers, · · ·

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function that straightens curly quotes per MOS. That's right! Such a module was only made in the 14th year of AutoEd's existence!

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Hi, I like outlines. Did you request those draft outlines to be restored so you could work on them to move them to mainspace? —

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Thank you for the praise. By the way, the gray out bug is fixed. It was going to be a slide show. Thank you for the heads up.

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It seems a bit quirky, but, we can adapt to the light bulb barnstar. I imagine the award's prose could go something like this:

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processing after that, but I'm not sure what (inserting files?). I don't know where this stuff is explained, but someone at

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converts all section links to use the § sign, which are known to be preferred over the ugly # by 99% of the devils I've met.

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I quite like the idea of them since all the portals were deleted, bringing all that domain-specific info together.

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after you wrote that you didn't want to continue, thus continuing. So, I'm going to take those as cues to respond...

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I agree. I simply wanted to revert all the articles to their previous state before, rather than put my overzealous

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has been nominated for renaming. A discussion is taking place to decide whether this proposal complies with the

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It's displayed below two days early, so it can be error-checked and made ready-to-display for all time zones.

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It looks like they've combined an AI back end with a conventional search engine front end. You're welcome.

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edit summaries and does them without reloading the page. Seriously, why doesn't MediaWiki already do this?

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is the first outline to receive its FL star, as of today. :) Thanks for all your help and encouragement!

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Congratulations. Job well done. What's next? What do you have planned next in the outline department?

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I am going to try and add the floating "cup of tea" that you have to my talk page. It is awesome. TY

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Added it, and it looks great. I hope you don't mind that I took this from you. I really like it. :)

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