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complicated area. My idea of "selected group" of patrollers is probably dumb, but I still think this specialized work needs experienced editors with level-headed judgment. The speedy deletion system and criteria are good, effective and quite "welcoming", providing sufficient information to a potential editor. We only have to work within the system cautiously. You mention the balance (in relation to encyclopedic notability?), which is one of the key elements for the credibility of Knowledge. I think we cannot lay on the side the notability requirements in order to "get and keep new editors". It won't help anything. Writing new articles and learning the complicated rules and guidelines is harder, the project is too huge, that's fact. However, everyone should respect the rules - we cannot make concessions. It isn't easy to find a magic formula, Knowledge's heading towards another stage of development. We have to find the right path, to keep the openness and increase level of credibility. This is just my personal opinion.

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improve the article while at AFD if you want to, so I think it's at CSD that your suggestion could be implemented. The only categories that this would be applicable in would be where no notability is asserted and there is a chance that they can be improved (but in that case, we are supposed to improve rather than delete :)), and maybe advert-ish articles. The other categories are for more or less significant violations of policy, so I don't think we can keep them. Borderline cases are supposed to be nominated for AFD or at least PROD, in which case there would be time to improve the article and save it. Maybe the key would be to improve the notice templates that are posted on the user talk pages, so that new editors can clearly understand what they have to do. If we were more ambitious, we might make up a wikiproject, preferably in collaboration with

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deletion with minutes of its creation, and I am quite sure we lose many editors this way. This is especially true given that many articles are not created in one edit. Imagine saving the first few sentences of what you planned to be a thorough article. Then someone comes along and tags it as crap before you even have a chance to write the second paragraph. Are you going to want to finish the article? Probably not.

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incubated instead of deleted. I believe that doing so would 1) satisfy those who think having bad articles hurts our reputation and 2) reduce byte by effectively saying "your article wasn't good enough, but we want to help you improve it" rather than "your article wasn't good enough so we deleted it."

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Good thoughts, Chamal. I like the idea about the notice templates, but the problem is better explaining it in a limited space per TL;DR. Maybe I'll take a stab in my sandbox at improving one or two sometime. A WikiProject wouldn't be a bad idea, except that I should not be the leader of it—we'd

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of course. And I completely agree with improving edit summaries (or at least providing one). I'm not sure about your suggestion though (but remember I don't deal with deletions, so I might be wrong). With the frequent backlogs, I don't know how successful such a thing might be. You do get a chance to

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Hiya Vej, welcome to my talk page! Thanks for joining in, it's nice to get more opinions. :-) In response, I'm not very keen on "stor thousands articles about unimportant bands, highschool students, or starting companies", but I would also like the editors who start these articles to learn the

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about two weeks ago. The original idea was to pull some savable articles off AfD and improve them instead of debating and/or deleting. My own vision for the project is to do that, but also serve as an alternative to speedy deletion. Articles that don't meet standards, but are salvageable could be

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Ed, I just got pinged again by the same guy who pinged me over the Il-40 photo for a new photo: File:Il16front.jpg. I've now added the fair use template you gave for the Il-40 photo, although I did have a rationale already added. I'm getting tired of this and don't trust myself to remain calm. Since

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Thanks for doing the merge and putting your sandbox up, but as you can probably guess, there will be quite a bit of work to get that presentable as the main page of the op, so if you don't mind, I'm going to keep your sandbox intact but copy parts to the main page as well as re-work what is already

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I've found a free moment to support, so I decided to !vote now since I'm not sure when I'll next have that chance. Also, for whats it worth, I think you'd be a good lead coordinator for the project. I see about popping on tomorrow if I get the chance; otherwise I'll see you next week at some point.

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With regards to our credibility, it's already low anyway; walk into any high school or college class and you will see that. As long as anyone is allowed to edit, we will never become 100% reliable in teachers' and professors' eyes, but we aren't going to sacrifice that—nor should we. So we

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In my opinion, BITE is out of control. The quote you added was pretty accurate. Unfortunately, a large chunk of new page patrollers think it is a race to tag a new article as fast as they can. I know I certainly would be highly discouraged and probably leave if my first effort was tagged for

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Thanks for your answer Ed, and congrats to your new status. To get back to our conversation - I agree with you, we should support new editors, even though they make only one constructive edit in a month, but I'm talking about creating and patrolling new pages, which is a bit different and more

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I added my support to your RfA, but also wanted to stop by and drop a more person note here. I have asked the "greatest threat" question on a number of RfAs, but you are the first to really "get it", IMO. Most people have answered with some variation of BLPs/inaccurate articles ruining our

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I am on my blackberry only until sat; and can only edit by adding a new section. I haven't checked, if you haven't already started the discussion is it ok to wait til then? I have no problem with quark getting the pts but feel the expanded list should be discussed and the rule

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should lay the arguments about credibility on the side and focus on what should be our main issue: new editors and (a) how to get them + (b) how to keep them. You make a point with the anyone can edit there; we certainly don't want to limit it to certain people. Cheers friend, —

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also there. A good solution could be to determine requirements for potential NP patrollers (e. g. experience with AfD or article creation), but I'm not sure with that, I know excellent CSD workers who never write articles.. I apologize for my bad English. Have a good day, guys.

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Suggestions: I'm hoping that we can offer more support for images and sounds within the project. For myself, I'd like to get back to reviewing A-class noms at some point; I really want that to be utilized more, but people won't if they don't get good reviews.

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Thanks Thaddeus. I'm 100% agreed with you on all points; perhaps all blatant pure vandalism or hoax articles should be the only things speedyed within (say) seven days of creation? Eh, unfortunately I also do not know what the answer is. I really wish I did.

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Sounds good Tom; thanks for everything. I don't think I will get lead coord, though—it'll be Bryce, you or Nick (assuming Parsec will decline it) :-) In any of these four cases, we'll have a pretty strong lead coord. See ya around dude!

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Well that open to interpretation, actually. Many of the most active admins will do a GNews search and decline a speedy based on that, but technically any article that doesn't assert importance, or is mostly ad-like, can go regardless of actual

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Ed, I'm sending Tom your way should he have an questions. I left a somewhat long note on his talk page explaining our cautious approach to his inquiry, and I commend you for offering your support to him. Thanks for offering to help him out.

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I'm pleased to see my perfect record of unclarity is unsullied. ;p Thx for an info link; any new info, on...just about anything :) is welcome. And I can definitely keep an eye on your shoddy work. ;p (I prorfraed my onw wrok just

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I guess it just shows how skeptical I am... while we all have had problems when we lean to write these, I would think we wouldn't propose to remove crucial information about the service history of the vessel from the article.

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Thank you for your answers. I'm keen to see how the Project gets along with respect to audiovisual media. Thank you for the great job of last six months and for your time. Once again, all the best for the new elections!

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Alright. Thanks. I'm going to move ahead and work primarily on the sections that don't require your resources (ship information, armament & armour). I'll start on most of that later tonight after my labs are done.

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need someone who is 100% committed to seeing it through. I'd wander off to work on battleship articles or something. :-) The Village Pump is a good idea; maybe I'll take it there after more comments here. —

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is going from strength to strength and drew a massive number of entries in August (see the results below). If you haven't fielded any entries yet, please think about doing so. It's great fun!

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Hi Ed, I have started to include "notes" in some of my drawings in order to test this new feature on commons. I dont want to jeopardize your featured article work, so plz have a quick look (Musashi

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article in addition to the ISBNs (thanks again for the peer review!), I was wondering if there was a case to make for the mass addition, and if you'd like to share it. The thread is (currently) at

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I said potential candidate, and that's close enough :D And when I said a lot of people think you are ready, I meant the comments you got here in the past, not the ones there. Iz correct. ≈

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Would you consider giving a para here on what you planned to do, what you could achieve, what gave you happiness, what irritated you and your suggestions for the road ahead to the new team?

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I'm likely to be adding more photos of these obscure Soviet prototypes can you discuss with him what he wants to see? The non-free aircraft template doesn't seem to be enough for him.

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paragraph leads. :-) I'll see what happens at FAC (whenever I get around to nominating them); I'd argue that my first two sentences are about the same as the first paragraph in

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Dang, you're doing the right thing by asking someone else before you get angry, but I'm going home from college in about an hour and I have to get ready. I'll start a new section at

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I have no plans to further modify your sandbox (subject to change if I see something to do), but the sandbox of Parsec's that is transcluded onto yours may see some work from me. -

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Thanks for your service as coordinator on WPr Military History for the last six months. Great job, the Wikiproject has matured some more. Lots more needs to be done though.

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That'll work, but it'll have to wait until after about 4pm on monday. I'm taking the GRE at noon, and so I'll be pretty busy with last-minute studying to be on here much.

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basic policies and stay, even if they only make one typo fix a month. I realize that I am asking the project to strike a fine balance here, but what else can we do?

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Thanks for the notice. Don't be too hard on him, MBK; it took me awhile to learn how to write battleship articles, so why wouldn't the same apply to Tom? :-) —

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Sounds good, let me know if you need any help with either of them. I don't know what I'll be up to next, I'll probably stumble onto something though soon enough.

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You've got experience with pre-dreadnoughts, and you are the designated "mentor". It sounds like he wants to rid the article of detail required for FAC. -

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class battlecruisers. Would you happen to have any resources that could contribute to that? My sandbox page (where I'm pre-writing all of this) is

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I've responded to your question. (Sorry about the edit summary...I accidentally put "response to Daniel", even though it's a response to you.)

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this weekend was going to be completely free, but that was before my Grandparents decided to come up and visit, among other things... —

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Could you please change the caption from "named" to "so named"? I believe the latter is the gramatically correct way to state it.--

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I'd like you to answer my question on your RfA soon if you could, I've been avoiding making votes until it is answered. Thanks! --

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Hehe, it's nice to know that you can write 2968354 German Navy articles, but can't figure out OCLC's. ;-D Getting them and

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People with an interest in clearly presenting battle information, and First World War buffs, will find the discussion about a

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Not sure that should count. Might be a good idea to discuss on WT:TFA/R. I don't think that existed when the rule was made.

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and the village pump if it seems to have a chance. I really think the sticking point is going to be enforcement though. --

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I'm travelling, so it may be a few days before I add my support, but I will. Come on, Mil Hist buff, pull the trigger.--

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You forgot to change the name parameter to The_ed17; so I changed it for you :) glad to see you are running again.

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With the recent increase in enthusiasm, Knowledge-wide, for creating "outline" articles, there's an ongoing discussion

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That's true, I suppose. I usually just go to a different country, though I have done my share of smaller ships :)

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of the rule, if nothing else. Would you like to bring it up on the talk page? Otherwise I will. Thanks for the note, —

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gives me. I'll try to add some info when I have the time, and I will go through Google Books as well. Cheers, —

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What I planned to do last tranche: I honestly don't remember, so I cannot answer this part of the question.

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Well, they were designed by an Englishman. :-) Hopefully Simon will have something more on them. —

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He proposed to change "3 January 1901" to "early 1901". Not the biggest matter, my friend. :-) —

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Thanks Parsec. I know it's not a battleship, but you gotta switch it up every so often! :-D —

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I have no problems at all. Do whatever you have to do with it or any other subpage of mine. —

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Hullo ed. There's currently something of a fracas at ANI over the mass addition of

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s; I'm not sure if you can use any of it, but as they say every little bit counts.

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An interesting conversation, may I join in here? I'm ocassional participant at

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Heh, that's cool. Thanks for the link; I was too lazy to look it up. ;-) —

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I can go anywhere in the world, but only stay in one corner. What am I?

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Editorial: Getting to FAC via A-Class - some interesting new facts

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Your contributions make Knowledge better -- thanks for helping.

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Awesome video. I'll link it at the bottom of the class article. —

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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There's also a discussion about a new points scale over on the

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