User talk:Alarbus - Knowledge

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should be added, relating to reader utility. Does the article give the reader what he wants? It's difficult. I try every shabby trick to keep the reader of one of my articles reading, but that doesn't help the person who comes in for a specific point, like the guy on McKinley who wanted John Sherman's first name (see talk page). Like the surge of interest in the Gough Whitlam article, 15,000 clicks over the past two days instead of a few hundred. What are they reading? Do they just want to see if we caught Margaret's death?

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at least. Whitlam is in the news and Google is driving a lot of hits to the article. Mostly it would be younger people who really don't know his history, so they look it up. And editors here swarm any in-the-news article, usually with poor effect. The more serious readers are the ones clicking through to related articles. With Titanic's centenary soon, I've been editing a fair number of the related articles because I know they will all be read a lot next month. Gotta go.

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will always suffer from having to be re-written when a new idea comes along. If editors get into the habit of working in this way, it becomes the norm, and we don't then have to second-guess the hypothetical probability of some worthwhile advancement and make a case for it every time. Surely there's sense in that? --

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of preview/load time. {sfn} also auto collates which this list needs some of; there are two refs that are copypasta'd and would otherwise be combined with icky named refs. re the sorting, there are a lot of explicit display:none in there and I believe there's a template to hide that markup; some n00b

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which is the new standard way of doing this. The accessibility structure seems well in hand. It is a bit odd having the row header as the second column but it's done properly so it more a 'look' anomaly than anything else. I'd take the references to a more robust system, of course; would be easy, too

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then you future-proof your work by allowing developments to use the parameters you pass in whatever way may be useful - emitting metadata, for example - without having to rewrite every article where the call is used. There's almost no downside to enabling developments in this way, whereas hard-coding

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I suppose. The problem with working on an article like that is that the literature is huge. The plague of a FA writer is too much or too little. I'm home Thursday and hope to get some work done on the Great Redesign of U.S. coins I've been slowly working on. That's really to complete the featured

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But we don't really know. Maybe the foundation does; Maryana might be a good person to have that talk with. A reader trends study. They have elements of this going already, article rating, editor feedback, probably more. The timeframe for gathering and analysing such data is long; long in wiki-time,

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as it makes it so much easier for future maintainers to find errors and broken links, etc. in them. Although 150+ extra templates are likely to add a few extra seconds to the edit preview time, it certainly won't have any significant impact on the pages served via the squid cache to normal viewers.

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implementation does do the concatenation that you're doing by hand, but if there is a need down the road to change that algorithm to something else, your having set explicite values in articles will cause the articles to break when {sfnRef} and the related other templates are changed. Worse, having

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Amazing that he though he could get away with it. They must be rare. Yeah, the eagle is mixed for disambig; was before I got there. I'll move them all along. Some of the new/current stuff, like Jefferson, have a lot of non-print sources and they should be kicked into using short footnotes, too. See

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page which details the host roles within the Teahouse pilot and the importance that hosts play in providing a friendly, special experience not always found on other welcome/help spaces on Knowledge. It also explains how Teahouse hosts are important regarding metrics reporting during this pilot. Are

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Thanks for helping the article improve to FA standards by your reference cleanup ! Not only did you fix the article but also you taught me how to improve references in my future articles. Though you may kept away from Knowledge editing, the effect of your constructive edits is impossible to erase.

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it is made clear "Davenbelle is an former sockpuppeteer. He is now using the username 'Jack Merridew'. He has been unblocked per the direction of the Arbitration Committee". What you see there is Jeff G making a fool of himself by asking in May 2010 for a SPI on Jack Merridew, who was unblocked by

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went away (again). I noticed the warning class when I looked up the error class (in the served css). The 1.19 release of mw is when a lot of the junk messages began appearing; {citation} in {reflist} sort of things. I want's after the yellow specifically, just a different look. The second class or

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Prioryman did most of the work on the Titanic article. I'm sure there are endless 'sources', mostly junk. What coin articles have I missed that are related to your Feature topic plans? Name them, and I'll work on them; any that are not done, too. I'll look from your sandbox navbox and review… I'll

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With old bullion coins, isn't it mostly the collectibility that drives their market value? Not the content. With bullion value only coming into play when it's a common coin in poor condition? With new ones it would be more about the content but still a limited edition high pressure proof kept in a

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I do not know anything about template synchronization but I want to learn more, and in addition to that, I work with a Knowledge outreach group in India so through them I have a personal stake in the quality of the Hindu template template. I would love to be a part of this conversation and help in

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mentality. I think we can find a way to introduce better accessibility features while retaining existing visible styles. But this requires that you actually work with people. If you are not capable of doing that, then I suggest you back out now and let one of the other people Frietjes canvassed

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Good to know that he isn't out for good. I hope he'll return one day, although I'm sure that his "friends" will be waiting for the smallest mistake he may commit. Good times those when editors actually cared about articles, not each others... or power on a virtual website. How many have a sterile

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indefinitely blocked from editing Knowledge. This account is indeed blocked, but the user is only under restriction to edit from a single account. ArbCom, as well as Lecen, has recognised the value of the contributions, but it would seem that a lynch mob mentality doesn't care about improving the

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Hello, Dave. I believe we haven't met yet. Nice to know you. Was he using the accounts to disrupt something? Like move requests, talk pages, etc...? As far as I know, he helped so many people around here that he deserved a little bit more of consideration. But who am I to speak that, after all, I

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script produces. That's indeed annoying, and I should do something about it. I'm thinking of coding it so that it only puts errors on references that are inside a section named "References" or so (or realistically, within the first HTML node following the references header). The risk with that is

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I can see people being after that sort of information. Of course most coins are made of zinc or aluminium. That box the same one used for Krugerrand and other bullion coins? The label should be short as it will line-wrap and tend to force the left column wider. Tables do an auto-proportioning of

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Scotch whisky will be mostly book sources by time I'm done, not to worry. The only thing I haven't figured out is how to anchor a source that doesn't have an author. I put ref=swa in both the sfn and citation templates, but it still won't link. Maybe using sfnref is the key. Thanks for the help!

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Hi, Dave 1185. Rexx is correct; the user is not banned; he is restricted to using one account at present. The account was globally locked because the user himself publicly revealed the password. If you wish to learn more about this complex and lengthy case, here are a few handy links to get you

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in Grandma's attic, and wanna find out what the silver content is before selling it to a dealer. The problem is, we are given very little data on how people use articles. It's why if an IP complains about something in an article, I'm taking it very seriously. In my view, a sixth FA criterion

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day the editor was not only desysoped, but blocked as well. In another (private) matter, at least 28 hours have now passed on a likely trivial, yet real life matter with no feedback. It seems that while AC is content to deal with "virtual" reality - they are less inclined to deal with "real"

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and getting mixed results as too many people don't really get it; they think every topic should have its own unique and special stand alone infobox. This results in most of them being rudimentary. Consolidating infoboxes is about leveraging the heavy lifting that's gone into large and complex

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Hi. I'm looking and like. I'll try the '2' version and give you some feedback. I've been meaning to talk to you about sfn and sfnm and will get my thought together and post them to your talk. This script is very helpful. I would like to tone it down; maybe use small instead of strong, and

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see how "|ref={{harvid|Smith|2001a}}" is better than "|ref=CITEREFSmith2001a". It could be argued it saves having to type "CITEREF", but overall that is no saving. I don't see that Harvid does (in this case) anything more than trivially concatenating the arguments. What is benefit? ~

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On the other hand, it's probably less of an issue for this article as the list is essentially complete and any further references are unlikely to be added in the near future. Alarbus may have further thoughts on my comments both here at at the list talk page. Cheers, --

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I think there is some value in consistent error messages, but I agree that it's a good idea to tone them down a bit, especially for the false positive-prone search for citations with nothing leading to them. I hadn't heard of class="warning" before: it looks like

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Discussion of potential lifting of the last of the Arbcom restrictions. Jack applies for lifting of restrictions, Feb 21, 2011; withdraws from discussion and scuttles accounts; Feb 24; discussion re-opened by Skomorokh, May 7; Arbcom decision posted on June 4,

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That works fine, thanks, I'll put in over the next few days. I'll let you know if you need tweaking. I don't remember specifically but it's always possible I played with nbsps to make it look OK, The coin template can be a pain in the neck to deal with.

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message is only about cites that might be better in a further reading, or better removed. The first set are real problems where they omitted ref=harv or got something else wrong and the footnote links are busted (which you know, but we have an audience).

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I know I need tweaking, but that's another topic. I'd like to try cutting the nbsps; they seem to have been about indenting but it really doesn't seem helpful and I don't like the look when lines wrap (which may be less as you move info to the new

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at the Teahouse. New & experienced editors to Knowledge can add a brief infobox about themselves and get to know one another with direct links to userpages. Drop off some wikilove to these editors today, they'll surely be happy to feel the

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Thanks for the tests. The benefits of the better citation system certainly warrant the trivial overhead. {dts} sounds like the ticket; will say so on articles talk if there's much debate going on. Thinkin' I'll just help the refs along, too.

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to encapsulate the string being being encoded in a citeref. Now I do understand the use of a procedure to encapsulate standardized processing of a datum (rather than writing such processing anew each time the daturm is processed). But I do

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Hey, Alarbus. Just passed here to give a hello. I hope you're fine. I'm barely editing here since I don't have enough time. Please share the news, I like to hear them. P.S.: I hope Wehwalt is doing well too, I'm really away from everything.

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with the others redirected there. It will take a bit of looking into, but they're very good at this. The point here is to focus efforts on somewhat fewer, but more robust templates. There are issues like having the templates emit

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to using years. We spoke of this before as useful when pulling stuff together for your redesign article. Still liking the idea? I'd have to make a pass over all the coins (or a subset) to see which one were omitting the years.

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Thanks very much, gents. I'll reply to the suggestions on the field marshals on that talk page in due course. Is there any chance you could get the MilHist coordinator icon to appear between the admin icon and the OTRS icon?

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Most people don't read whole articles. It takes a lot for me to read a full sized article straight through. I think most readers pop in to look something up; a movie detail or something they were talking about with someone.

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I don't know about all the past political drama, but this user was polite, did nothing nefarious and was extremely helpful on several articles at my request. I also hope there is a way for him to continue to contribute.

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meant to help us better understand the experience of new editors on Knowledge. You are being selected to participate in our survey because you either received an invitation to visit the Teahouse, or edited the Teahouse

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I moved some things around and you have a new subpage for the top icons. It looks reasonable to me in both skins, so you can probably cut the alt-skin link. I take it the ambox was not really about this issue. Best,

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would add around 2 seconds to the edit preview time - a pretty negligible addition. Obviously it only affects editors, not normal page viewers, so I agree with you that it's nothing even for Slim to worry

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to sfn and efn, could you check my work? I'll probably nominate that at FAC later this week. Also, I just heeded your advice and installed the harverrors script. The first article I came to after that was

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What you are saying is, essentially, that someday the tags might be generated by some other process than simple concatenation. Is the chance of that anything greater than a hypothetical possibility? ~

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Yes, it previously didn't get false positives on ones within refs. Apparently, there's another span in there now for some reason. I've changed the second set of errors to warnings, per your suggestion.

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Try the new fields; they're a knock of Mass. Seems most of this information is currently in the Composition field (if at all). And I think the nbsps should go; they mostly seems to make things weird.

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I know. One of the great numismatic anecdotes, and this one actually true. May not actually be a mix, may be for disambiguation. But yeah, I'd be grateful if you could make them consistent.--

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Not a big deal either way. Shield was my first coin article, it's still a bit primitive, though I had Howard Spindel, one of the experts on Shield nickels go over it and he seemed to like it.--

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for FAQ. We have tens of thousands of templates doing very similar things. Mostly this has happened as a result of endless copy-paste-paste-pasting. Most of them are not very well made; a few

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widths based on content and most infoboxes just let that happen. There are also some odd nbsp being forced in as prefixes to a few fields… you know if that's really intended or appropriate?

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Hi, Harry. Looking now (and watchlisted the field marshals…) I'm using vector but am willing to switch back to monobook a few times to sort things out. Should be done soon enough. Best,

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would be what's coming soon. Anyway, Rosenberg looks fine; I see a few small adjustments and will make a few tweaks. Free Ride's not showing anything for me, now. This talk started at

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Ah, the added span makes your first fix make sense to me; I'd not seen that they tweaked the generated structure. I've seen the warning class being emitted and it seems fine. Thanks.

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Spread the WikiLove by giving someone else a tea, especially if it is someone you have had disagreements with in the past or someone putting up with some stick at this time. Enjoy!

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Thank you for holding up the torch for reformation, for elucidating love and study, for a free project that everybody can edit without petty restrictions, for peace, - you are an

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We know that Alarbus is one of many inventive names of a creative contributor who has a long and difficult history with Knowledge from the project's beginnings. He created

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know what it feels like to be on the losing side. And Raul shouldn't have blocked Alarbus, as both had a well known awful relationship, to say the least. But I'm not here

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Hello, and welcome to Knowledge. Everyone is welcome to make constructive contributions to Knowledge, but at least one of your recent edits, such as the one you made to

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Thank you for holding up the torch for reformation, for elucidating love and study, for a free project that everybody can edit without petty restrictions, for peace, --

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Do you think it is worth adding an "Actual precious metal content" field to the coin infobox? I fear that this is why many people are consulting the articles ...--

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You're welcome. The whiskey page looks to have a conflation of Regulation and Association which needs sorting out; have not looked too closely. You need to install

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I'm really happy I happened to see your discussion about the sfn template. I've been looking for something like that. I wish I would have known about it when I did

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Mostly it's a matter of getting people pulling in the same direction and not have one set adding more while others are going in the other direction. cite.php and

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will be an easy update; I'll just do it. Scotch whisky might not be as good a candidate as {sfn} is geared toward sources with pages, not web sources. Anything

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Hi and hello to you too. Actually, I stand corrected as Alarbus is indeed BANNED as the sockpuppet of Jack Merridew, whose master account of Davenbelle (see →

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struck me immediately as immensely valuable? - I put "Letting go of the past" on top of my talk, still not giving up my hope for reformation in the future, --

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the chance this would be needed is greater than that of a snowball in hell. Well, I will take this under advisement. Thank you all for you assistance. ~

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So as you can see, there is a restriction in the number of accounts this user may use (at most one), but there is no current block, much less a ban,

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Please don't edit-war, Dave. Re-reverting a reversion is a poor way of conducting a debate. Keep checking and you'll see that on the page you linked

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that there are probably so many ways to declare a reference section out in the wild that the script is likely to miss some cases. What do you think?

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via foor notes. I'm not quite done with Woodes; I'll be revisiting the refs still in the footnotes section, and can do the same for yours See also:

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I'ts amazing to see that once you fall from grace, so many people simply ignore you. No one to say a single "goodbye, my friend". Quite a shame.

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Hi, Rexx. I'll have a look at your full review. Above, I was suggesting {sfn}. It's a very lightweight template so I think we're talking a few

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I've looked at the field marshals. I added a missing name, which was pretty obviously just an omission. I also flipped the notes to using

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Re-ordering the icons is trivial; I'll do so in a sec. They're all using the {top icon} mechanism now, so you can fiddle as you like.

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for accessibility if you were feeling charitable, though Rexx promised over a whisky that he'd look at it at some point. Cheers,

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Knowledge talk:Requests for arbitration/Coolcat, Davenbelle and Stereotek#Request for appeal: /Coolcat, Davenbelle and Stereotek

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at arbcom, but as a collective group? Case in point: At 7:08 on April 6 an edit was made to the main page. By 23:41 of that

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these in the wild serves as an impediment to making needful changes. Eventually a bot will come along and change them on you;

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encyclopedia; it only cares about playing a MMORPG where facts are less important than levelling by eliminating opponents. --

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I'm sure you have for more worthy things to be doing, but this one shouldn't take you too long! ;) Could you have a look at

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in the nickel series. Thanks for your fine work. I'll probably be working in userspace on whichever article I do first.--

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Don't bother with Brundage, I'm going to do a complete rewrite, so it's pointless now. Let me see, you haven't gotten to

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Knowledge:Requests for arbitration/Jack Merridew ban review motion#Motion to amend User:Jack Merridew's 2008 unban motion

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Not impressed with the rhetoric. Accessibility is a core WMF priority and many existing visible styles are really poor.

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I had warned you of this months ago. They will remove one by one, until a large majority stays silent out of fear. --

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Knowledge:Administrators' noticeboard/IncidentArchive694#Continuation of Editing from 125.162.150.88 (Jack Merridew)

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class="warning" on the second message? I'd prefer to be able to able to distinguish these at a glance from the hard

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shows that, it is creaking and may collapse if they do change the composition to .999 for collectors next year.--

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I've been updating the easy ones. I saw that Crisco 1492 has started using this, too, which is goodness. Thanks,

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Alright, Free Ride looks fine to me now too, looks like it all works out then. Thanks for the tip on Rosenberg.

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Work is underappreciated around here, alas. No interest in doing the trial, the whole thing was a put-up job.--

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Hi Alarbus, I know you're a pretty busy guy, but if you get a chance, could you take a look at the templates on

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A refreshed "Your hosts" page encourages experienced Wikipedians to learn about the Teahouse and participate.

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Not a question of personal preference, it's an issue of merit. The MOS does often get things wrong, but we

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You're welcome, thanks for an interesting read. I'll get to doing a full pass on the others in due course.

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Just a thought, but edit summaries like "will prevail here" are not helpful. I suggest you avoid taking a

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research started but that's really waiting for some archive visits, probably in May. Also thinking about

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Every day, we lose what the wrongly blocked would have given that day. And a little bit of our souls.

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ArbCom in December 2008. I'll give you the pointers you need to see how far wide of the mark you are:

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http://www.SPAMFILTEREVASIONexaminer.com/wiki-edits-in-national/wikipedia-features-cartoon-anal-probe

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Knowledge:Administrators' noticeboard/IncidentArchive692#Editing from 125.162.150.88 (Jack Merridew)

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You're welcome, Tony. It's a nice article and Bryan was an interesting fellow. Then there was the

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Jack Merridew "Indefinite block lifted with editing restrictions" unblocked with 8 restrictions

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The problem was in my script, not in your article; the error messages should no longer appear.

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is using it; a fishing hut). There is a pretty steady trend of proposing such consolidation at

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real life and only find true fulfillment here? Someone should create an article about it... --

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Nope, only did two of them, so far. I cut those nbsp; looks better to me, you ok with it?

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Not very. Under a hundred buck even in fairly new condition. I'll keep an eye on it.--

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Dave, you need to check your facts before you start slapping tags around. This user is

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involved? FWiW, the MOS doesn't dictate style of using citations or bibliographies.

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I didn't mean you, sorry. I greatly value your work and the kudos are deserved.--

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It most certainly does; my typo. Sorry I didn't notice and thanks for fixing.

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Part of the game is accepting credit for the work of others, I gather.--

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Hi Alarbus, I just tried to convert all the ref and cref2 templates on

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any way that I can. Where is this conversation happening? Right here?

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in those cases. I'm reworking all of Wehwalt's FA this way ;-: -->

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Alright, we'll get rid of all those old clunkers sooner or later!

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ANN scored at 0.899497 on 2011-11-01T09:41:00+00:00 . Thank you.

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I'm having trouble getting reference 16 (Olson et al) to work on

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Spread the lovely, warm, refreshing goodness of tea by adding {{

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and is undramatic, which is why most here don't do much of it.

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Second drama board thread, including failed ban discussion:

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Hello fellow Wikipedian, the hardworking hosts and staff at

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You're welcome; however there are hundreds more uses to-do…

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Just started; don't edit conflict me in the next few hours.

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I am sure there is more, but this will get you started. --

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to lose. Mencken was great (but Hornbeck was better).

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