User talk:Andrwsc/Archive 13

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Florenzia, Florensiya, Flyarentsyya, Firenca, Floryentsiya, Florència, Florencie, Fflorens, Floorentía, Fiuränza, Florencia, Florenco, Floréncia, Florentzia, or Flurans, etc. Moscow can be called Moskva (native Russian), Moskou, Moskau, Moscoƿ, Musku, Moscú, Moscou, Bo̍k-su-kho, Myoskyou, Gorad Maskva, Maskva, Mosku, Moskow, Mushkhavaa, or Muskav, etc. The other problem with memorizing the linked article name instead is not only that such names are prone to change in reality but also that such names are prone to change by disambiguation in Wikispace. I have pointed out your AR-B error before but you kept making it. That is not a problem on the code's part. BTW, all I am trying to do is add the redirects that you encouraged me to make last year. I am not advocating complete removal of the original templates. Warmest Regards, :)--

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However, the PDL, NPSL, WPSL and W-League are different; the states in which each team is located is very important because each division within the league covers a specific geographical area. Having the flags and names indicating the states in which teams are located gives readers an at-a-glance overview of the makeup of each division, and provides a geographical context that allows the span of the league to be quickly conveyed without going into detailed prose that could otherwise confuse readers. I know you may think it is "just for decoration", but it's really not; it's valuable information which followers of the league need to know. Cheers! --

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new content since the pages were not there for them. Often I find that these articles might get deleted if only a one liner tidbit of information is added when it's likely they will expand rapidly over the next short while. I also wanted to thank you for catching a few of those articles like Malta that seem to have somehow sneaked in there. I was very focused on created the articles that I didn't have a chance to verify all their details; the next step. Unfortunately I've been bogged down by other things so thank you for taking that up. All the best,

1689:. Based on your editing history, that should be a slam dunk. Having the ability to edit protected templates, delete unused categories, etc. is very useful for the gnomish work you often do. And you shouldn't have to be an expert on AfD policy and guidelines if you never plan to close them yourself. So the only trick would be to write a nomination that captured this idea—of a highly trusted editor who plans to use a subset of the admin tools to be more effective in their everyday work. Who wouldn't think that's a good idea? — 31: 3309:

MNE, NEP, POR, PUR, RSA, SMR, SRB, TJK. But on the other hand, we have articles for BAH, TPE, and VEN that I think might not be needed (in addition to the GAB, MLT, and ALB articles up already at AfD). For BAH, we have a newspaper article that says Kory Wright has qualified in snowboard, but BAH doesn't show up on the FIS list, so that is inconsistent. For TPE and VEN, they both had lugers in 2006 and we don't know if they will qualify again. We don't yet know that they

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and then convince me we need multiple versions of this. If you wish me to undelete some of your useless templates, let me know which ones and I shall do so, but I will also nominate them at TfD. And since you seem to be perusing my logs from years ago, let me help your detective work with respect to

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I suppose I view the flag template system as something like a #switch statement with a couple of thousand entries, and it just happens to be implemented as thousands of individual templates. Creating or deleting country data templates is akin to editing lines in that virtual #switch statement, in my

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This was not technically "inadvertent," in that I was just experimenting on this page (it's in my user area, so I assume I'm allowed to experiment). What I am actually looking for is a template that will give me the name of the language of the article in which the template is located -- preferably in

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Excellent nomination statement — you say that's your first? It is a very persuasive statement and highlights Belhalla's strengths (which would have spoke for themselves anyways). Admins who do "under the hood" work are as much of a necessity as the admins who do site maintenance (ANI, UAA, AIV, etc).

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and compare the two infoboxes. The infobox on the talk page needs a little more work before it can go into the article but you get the general idea. As far as I know, the shipflag is used for Naval vessels, not civil, at least that's how consensus seems to have gone over the last year or so. See also

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If you truly believe this, then perhaps volunteering your time on Knowledge is not an appropriate hobby. Do you really think that every idea you have, every comment you make, will be accepted as-is by the community? This is no different from free software projects, where code experiments are tried

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but it was controversial. Furthermore, you have deleted other current first-level subdivisions without even sending notices to the authors, wasting incredible amounts of time for series of editors to learn your template rules and to replicate their predecessors' pitfalls and triumphs just to have it

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That is clearly not the case as you have just demonstrated again. You might want to try to stop confusing Buenos Aires with Buenos Aires Province as they are mutually exclusive divisions. If an expert like you cannot get it right, how can we expect regular people to do so. The ISO codes on the other

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About 4½ years ago, the original flag templates were created, with discussion about whether to use full names or abbreviations. The template system evolved from its original implementation, but alpha-2 codes were never created for the full set of countries, whereas alpha-3 codes (and IOC & FIFA

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The final row of the Elevation Extremes table is a sortbottom row used as a summary. I used the globe to distinguish this immobile summary row from the rest of the rows. I could rename the "Flags" column to something generic like "Images", but I think the globe is quite clearly not a flag. Please

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idea. After all these months of miscommunication between us, I have to ask: is English your native language? I'm assuming good faith and all, but you never seem to grasp what I am saying, or vice versa. One thing seems clear, you will never change your mind about these ideas you have, so perhaps

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The ISO codes are the same in every language. That makes them universal and translingual. This is quite helpful for people that transwiki or who try to make Commons accessible to non-native speakers of English. Florence can be called Firenze (native Italian), Fiorenza, Florentia, Florenz, Flurensa,

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and consider if these conversations should be consolidated into a single discussion. BTW, in order to keep track of which pages you edit, it might be a good idea to change your preferences to automatically watch any pages you edit. This is an easy to keep your watchlist up-to-date without having to

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Just dropping by. I wanted to thank you for your work on those articles. With the Winter Olympics fast approaching in a couple of months and the Olympic teams and procedures well under way, I wanted to establish some infrastructure for other editors who might have been discouraged into contributing

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That's fair enough, but we cannot live in fear of recrimination for every item we add. We need to step back from the idea that these are issues impossibly crouched in conflict that we constantly need to balance rather that simply going about the work of writing an encyclopedia. Stepping away from a

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with some flag edits along those lines (including civil ensigns). I'm not really aware of what the project consensus is, but I had thought it was to use separate sections for each nationality, which is not cumbersome when that number is 2 or 3 total. Feel free to revert if you wish, but I suppose

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participant, but I have done some rugby-related edits and I keep the project talk page on my watchlist, so I am vaguely aware of the work done there. My impression is that it is not very high on the drama-meter, so I wouldn't worry about that! I think they'd be happy to have someone else helping,

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deletion, if the page meets the criterion it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge's policies and guidelines. Lastly, please note that if the page

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Hi, thanks for your message. I completely understand why you think removing these flags is a useful thing, and having read the guideline I agree that on the single-division leagues (USL1, USL2 etc), the flags serve no purpose as the leagues are nation-wide and the state of each team is immaterial.

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want to be pre-emptive and create those if you choose. There may be some last minute dropouts (esp. for the NOCs with only 1 entry), but we could delete again. Here are the NOCs that are currently missing: ALG, AND, ARG, ARM, AZE, BER, BIH, CHI, COL, CRO, CYP, IRL, ISL, KGZ, LUX, MAR, MEX, MKD,

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Thanks and will do later on. I've been on a semi-wiki hiatus for a while, just pottering around but looking to come back a bit. I've started working on some Swiss rugby articles, and will do French and Ivory coast as areas I know and have access to the information. I'm going to stub all the Swiss

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s that are not duplicates and that point to a current first-level country subdivisions, could you please notify the author so that they can not have those black marks placed against them and they can have a chance to make valid links, or could you put it into a category of orphaned templates, or

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Sure, no worries! I certainly realize that you created those articles in good faith, so I hope you are not annoyed at my AfD nominations. While we're on the topic of participating nations, there may be some other changes. First, there are quite a few more nations that show up on the FIS quota

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Thanks for that! I have been bothered by the negative stigma that seems to be associated with adminship these days (from the drama), so hopefully this kind of nomination will help people consider adminship in a different light, if only a little bit. It helps to have such an obvious candidate as

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country code for the Republic of Ireland, and is also used by the IOC, FIFA, and pretty much every other sporting organization as the country code for that nation, the tricolour ought to be attached to the "IRL" code. For the all-Ireland instances, we've been using "IRE" as an alternate country

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Hello Thecurran, do you really think this article is a good idea? You are just getting started, with less than 100 entries in the table, and the article is already about 16,000 bytes long. There are over 3000 first-level administrative divisions in the world, so I don't think this approach is

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articles with respect to what is a country and what is not, but in my mind, some of the entries you've included on this list seem rather out of place. The highest point in Alaska or Hawaii, for example, would be far more interesting than the highest point on Navassa Island, but your inclusion

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seems to count the number of subdivisions, without actually listing most of them. It is useful and concise but only a handful of provinces, etc. are on it. I did not create this page but I am trying to make it into a useful list. I think it would be useful to compare the population or size of

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world of suspicions in the motives of other people is the first step, I believe, in doing that. Most of us are grown ups here. We need to start acting like that and focus on the project not ours or others POVs. (Not an attack on you BTW - or really anyone in particular.) --rannṗáirtí anaiṫnid

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in your edit summary seems quite antithetical as questions often prompt further conversation. Our flag image names in Commons are inconsistently written in different languages because the place names vary (sometimes drastically) from language to language; ISO codes would be clearer. I try to

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deleted again and have the process restarted anyways until one of them decides to paranoically keep watch on a template that common sense would dictate should already exist in the first place and then decide to make a link before they re-write the template. In the future, if you find orphan

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Howdy Andrwsc. Considering the way Imbris 'treated' others on his talkpage, I wouldn't mind seeing postings there by aggrieved editors. Having said all that, perhaps his user-page should be locked, as there's no telling how many of us have been peeved off by him (with his 'don't talk to me'

4445:, which redirects to Catalonia. The discussions are not on either talkpage. Besides, ES-CT is the international code for Catalonia. The single reference to CAT in the Catalonia article is to .cat, a 2005 ICANN TLD for the Catalan language and this is transnational not just for Catalonia. 825:, I had thought that a comment in the wiki text could certainly explain the need for the UK ensign for these countries before they adopted their own, so I didn't think these variants were necessary for use with that template, but now I can see how they are necessary for use with 1252:

Is the NATO flag itself copyrighted, or only the picture Flag-of-Nato.svg? If the latter, aren't there any non-copyrighted pictures that can be uploaded on Knowledge Commons? - Many articles would benefit from a mini NATO flag, in the same way many articles use a mini UN flag.

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I left a message on your talk page, as it is on my watchlist. You deleted it. I do not watch any of your archive pages. If you wish to immediately archive my message instead of responding to it, that is your prerogative, but it will certainly curtail ongoing discussion. —

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I don't really agree with that rationale. I'm not sure how PDL divisions and conferences are any different from most other leagues. MLS has Eastern and Western Conferences, the NFL has North/South/Central/West divisions in each conference, etc. PDL teams do not

4342:. You have not shown any third parties have ever discouraged ISO 3166-2 codes, I have shown that every move against them has been a solo contribution of yours, and I have shown evidence that encourages them. As such, I politely request that you undelete any and 4564:, destroying the work of others to make myself appear correct. We are all learning and growing here. I have learned incredible amounts from you and continue to remain open to learning more. I like to think this is not unidirectional. Warmest Regards, :)-- 111:. I work with one of Cricket Ireland's PR staff at the CricketEurope website, and can confirm that the Cricket Ireland flag is not actually copyrighted. Can you point me in the direction of someone who can help sort this out to get the file back? Thanks. 4157:. It is significantly easier for editors when the name of the flag template matches the name of the linked article, but you alone do not see that. You want editors to use an "ISO decoder ring". As for your non sequitur comments, I have no idea what 2711:

that language and not in English. Barring that, a template where I can specify the language would be a "second best." Mayabe this just won't work across the entire spectrum of languages, in which case I will just need to do it manually (not as good).

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page, which is the top of the hierarchy of all the per-nation articles on administrative divisions. I don't see a need to duplicate that information in a single list. Perhaps you should reconsider. What problem are you trying to solve? Thanks, —

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that the best reference we could find (clearly, Dickson, since he popularized the "demonym" word in the first place) would simply state "Northern Irish" as the most logical and only choice, and we could all move on. Your edit is certainly sound. —

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To jump in here, I think the consensus is to have separate sections for each country of service for naval ships; to have a single section for non-naval ships; and to separate civilian and military uses for ships that had both types of service. —

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first division teams and go from there, but was thinking of helping out with WP:RU, I'm not a great one for wiki politics, and shun high drama magnet areas, so wouldn't mind someone elses impressions of the project before I start giving input.

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By the way, you seem to be the only person who repeatedly takes the extra effort required to forgo the links to my active discussion from my talk page, my signature, and anything that links to my talk page. Why do you keep doing this? Warmest

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for almost a week despite being very active across Knowledge including multiple replies to myself and others. Being bold is great and necessary but when you do such things without consultation, it is convoluted to claim those actions are per

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the states/provinces they are located in, and tiny decorative flag images (many of which are unfamiliar to most readers) will not convey the geographical context you claim. I would say that a much better solution would be something like

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One of the core design goals of the flag template system is simple, easy to remember syntax. Obscure codes—especially for subnational entities—is contrary to that goal. Surely the wiki markup is clearer for editors to read and write as

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I understand that you have put a lot of effort into this, which is why I tried to talk you out of it back in June. Unfortunately, I do not think your plan is feasible, and that is why I nominated it for deletion, before you spend even

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Sorry, but I still have troubles trying to figure out what you are trying to do. When did file names on Commons enter the discussion? What are you trying to translate? As for the latter point, I'm looking at the diff and I don't see

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I have replied, following your talk rules. You are still invited to respond. Please stop disregarding my talk rules. You have followed them before by leaving messages in my active archive but sometimes you seem to act forgetful.

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Never mind. I figured out the magic word combination. Now I just need to figure out how to call a template from inside my English user page, from a non-english Knowledge user page. One step at a time. Sorry, just learning

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I would only need to download the image, open it in Photoshop, resize it there and airbrush over any kinks. Since it would be a very small image for a very small use, it would not need to be scalable to a larger size.

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row is in bold, and doesn't sort, so there are already enough indicators to show that it is a summary row. An animated graphic just seems, well, rather unencyclopedic. I would presume that the editors who abide by

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codes) were used almost from day one. The current flag template system has been relatively stable for almost 3 years, and with millions of transclusions, alpha-2 codes have not been needed, so why create them now?

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We agree that the consensus has been not to prohibit them but rather to promote them and that there are people that like to raise the deleted page counts of others for reasons that may or may not be substantiated.

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value. Check out the edit I just made. Another solution would be to rename the country data template to use the en-dash name, leaving behind a redirect for all the instances with the hyphen. Hope this helps —

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and abandoned regularly, nor is it much different from the publishing and software industries in general, where content is re-written, expanded, deleted, etc. towards the end goal of a better final product. —

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Hi, and thanks for your comments at the above FLC. I wasn't sure if your comments had been resolved, so if you could briefly revisit and cap/strikethrough your resolved comments, that would be great. Thanks,

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What if I remove all of the flag template tags to avoid template limit and decrease byte counts, making it into only a list of subdivisions (linked) & codes & subdivision capitals (linked)? Warmest

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value, and we only have redirect aliases for ISO 3166-1 entries, not for ISO 3166-2. The formatting of country data templates is also important, since automated tools are used to maintain them. Thank you

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Hmm, that whole document needs cleanup (and the talk page comments over the past year would indicate several editors agree with that!) so I'm not surprised at apparent discontinuities within the page... —

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That's a good question. I haven't come across any ships for the RMAS yet, but that doesn't mean there aren't any out there. I'd say go ahead and do both. (Why do the British have to be so complicated?)

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criteria for this list excludes exclave U.S. states while including French overseas regions, U.S. uninhabited territories, etc. That inconsistency across Knowledge lists is awkward at best. Thanks —

4452:. It makes me wonder if you are preparing to ban me, too, which is why I'm writing. You may want to consider inserting links to such bans into your edit summaries. It's really hard to think there are 3755:, which works exactly as I would expect. Most people trying to address an issue with my edits, click on the link provided by my edit summary, which also goes to my active discussion. Upon checking 2246:. The problem with using a separate infobox for each name is that it makes the infobox excessively long. Which is why I use a single infobox with each change on a separate line. Have a look at the 547: 262: 3194:), the image would be "purely decorative" and only "New Orleans" would be spoken, instead of "United States New Orleans", which is closer to the original intent I think. For the second time, use 522: 4627:

Again, please stop creating extraneous flag templates (ISO 3166-1 alpha 2 codes). The consensus (for about four years) is that we use the alpha 3 codes only. The extra "bloat" is not needed. —

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hand are completely translingual so they make it easier to transwiki and to share on Commons. It's the different names for places like Florence and Moscow that are cryptic.Warmest Regards, :)--

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suits this purpose perfectly. For ship registries known to the city level, is there a comparable template to use that will allow a link to the city instead of the country? Using, for example,

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translate country and first-order subdivision geography from English into all five of the other official UN languages. It is not appropriate for me to respond to such ad hominem attacks (cf.

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field). For each type, I've got infobox "code" that can be copied and pasted so that the right type, size, etc. of ensign will appear in the appropriate place. Two questions I have for you:

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to add another naval variant. Can you ensure that I've made the addition correctly? Also, is there something else that needs to be done to make the new flag show up on the template page? (I

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for Canada, Australia, and New Zealand? I've been working on updating ship navbox templates and infobox flags when I encounter them. An example of where these variants would be useful is in

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Aside from issues with non-free images (which I agree should be excluded), why remove non-flag images that are emblematic of the governing authority for a particular geographic territory?

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is a poor idea, for the reasons I listed in the AfD nomination. I think cryptic code aliases for subnational flag templates are also a bad idea, and I encourage you to read through the

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I don't think you'll see any official "resolutions", but consensus can certainly be understood from past project discussions, and the stability of existing template structure and style.

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parameter. The value must have units (e.g. "20em" or "200px") and not just a numeric value. To scale for user-selectable font sizes etc., em-spacing is preferred. Hope this helps —

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effort on it. I have no doubt that all your work is done in good faith, but I think it would be better for the encyclopedia if that effort was spent on improvements elsewhere. —

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The NATO logo itself is a copyright held by them, regardless of how it is rendered. The SVG file hosted on en.wiki still is a copyright owned by NATO, subject to their terms at

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I can see where that would make sense when applied to an article on a person, but these are just shorthand for territories. I see no reason not to use the coat of arms for the

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there brings up the current (i.e. post-1967) Royal Australian Navy ensign, which is anachronistic for submarines in service during World War I. The same thing applies to using

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Well, it helps to have the correct capitalization of the file name and the correct file extension. But can you still check it out to make sure that what I've done is right? —

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on my watchlist, which is the norm if I select the "new section" edit for your talkpage. I will not edit archive pages (knowingly) because of standard convention (e.g. see

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Do with these what you will, but I would imagine that the Vietnam article probably has a lot more eyes on it and an uncontested move from over a year ago is pretty stable. —

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code. So for that template, it looks like you just need to remove the two lines for IRL (and one pair of closing braces), so that it falls through to the default call to

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Did you ever have a chance to think about this question? (I added it at the same time as another section below, so you may have missed it.) Also, can you take a look at

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I do agree with you. I wasn't necessarily looking for a compromise simply to keep the peace (and possibly at the expense of a better encyclopedia), but I suppose I was

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I disagree, with respect to 22 pixel icons. Detailed images (such as coats-of-arms, maps, and logos) do not "look nice" at all at that size. That is one reason why

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is being used to identify (obliquely) that a club is located in Sacramento, Fresno, etc. That is why I assert they are superfluous to the topic of those articles. —

529:. Articles are typically reviewed for two weeks; editors may declare to "Keep" or "Remove" the article's featured status. The instructions for the review process are 5055:, to expand upon ], and to solve the problem of people consistently confusing AU-WA with US-WA, etc.. I think it would be particularly pertinent when applied to the 1258: 4329:) or to respond in kind. Though my user page is superlatively clear, my background is irrelevant. I must assume your 2007-08-24 deletions were a maverick usage of 4479: 3266:

I'm going to go ahead and promote this one, since it looks like the two problems were fixed. If you see anything else, feel free to bring it up on the talk page.

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I apologize for inadvertently doing a bulk overwrite of your change to the Elevation Extremes table. I am still making some last minute additions to the table.

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parameter? (Since the navy uses a partial abbreviation, the hyphen is correct and the naval parts of the country data template don't need changing.) Thanks. —

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view. Until now, there has been little fuss to my maintenance actions like this, but I shall nominate them for deletion if you wish to see wider discussion.

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Move the discussion here, if you wish, but I do not change archive pages. I have thousands of pages on my watchlist, and I know how that works, thanks. —

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has been automatically redirected. Which method are you using that bypasses redirects? I am excited to learn how such a method operates. BTW, according to

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It does not meet the consensus of the others' so I will refrain from creating the other International navboxes! You have to have a logo to make it uniform!

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That is the way I felt six months ago. I have put a lot of work into it in the last two quarters, making flag templates and such. Warmest Regards, :)--

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archives to see that idea discussed and rejected. I will discuss this further here, or on your talk page (your choice), but not on an archive page. —

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Out of the four people that mentioned alpha-2 since 2005, I do not find consensus against it but not decidedly for it either. Warmest Regards, :)--

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and the other variants are working properly with the changes you made to the country data for Canada. I replaced the only two remaining uses of

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That's still a work in progress. Does it matter that they're still live pages? I've deleted for now, but will likely re-create them later. —

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Ah, ok, thanks! My objection to the animated icon is not exclusively that it is not a flag, but that it is distracting and unnecessary. The

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What worries me the most is the second deletion of Azua, citing (G5: Creation by a banned user in violation of ban) despite the presence of

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I really hate to bother you again but it seems that navy links in a couple of country data templates are pointing to redirects at present:

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Right, so we agree that in four years there has been no need for thousands of duplicate redirects to be created using ISO 3166-2 codes. —

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Oh, if you still want to use them, that's no problem, i'm just going through some unlinked templates and deleting edit tests and stuff. —

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Out of the three people that mentioned 3166-2 it since 2005, I do not find consensus against it but rather for it. Warmest Regards, :)--

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Actually, I didn't confuse Buenos Aires with Buenos Aires Province; I confused AR-B with AR-C. And my inadvertant mistake demonstrates

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seems silly, though. What variant name would you recommend to add this to the template? (It's already in use in some ship infoboxes.) —

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I suppose we could add all of them, but there has never been any demand for that in the 2-3 years that flag templates have been around

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either, so I am holding back an AfD nomination for them. Hope this helps and thanks for your efforts in the Olympics WikiProject! —

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For the first item, there is no commonly used template that I know of. I think the standard wikicode might actually be better, since

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Thanks for the help. I'd already created a redirect from the en-dash version to the hyphenated version to catch any uses like that. —

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I believe it would help our relationship considerably if you would try to temporarily remove that AfDM tag or temporarily suspend

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You are right...forgot about the job queue. It hadn't updated for me yet even when I refreshed so I thought it was still broken. -

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with no parameters is an error condition, which is why you get that non-flag image. Just use normal MediaWiki image syntax (i.e.

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in the respective country data templates, what would you think of a new hybrid template that could combine the functionality of

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Country data Templates that bear ISO 3166-2 codes, especially those that you yourself have deleted. Should you decide to apply

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field in the infobox) and the other (civil, government, etc.) ensigns that should be used in the body of the infobox (like the

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Because it looks nice, and presentation must count for something or we wouldn't have so many pictures in the encyclopedia!

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itself would make it functional? I don't know how to edit the infobox template, so any help would be appreciated. Cheers,

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discourages the use of non-flag images (logos especially, but also coats-of-arms) as flag substitutes for icon usage. —

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Yes, I do think this article is a good idea. It allows side-by-side comparisons of subdivisions of different countries.

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it is best if this discussion comes to a conclusion. I don't think anything else needs to be said on this talkpage. —

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The ISO codes on the other hand are completely translingual so they make it easier to transwiki and to share on Commons

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section in order to properly "self-document" itself, for cases where the country data template name doesn't match the

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to generate the correct flag, but my concern is that a future, good-intentioned editor might come in and change it to

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Flag_Template&diff=215550483&oldid=215444508

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as constituencies that are represented alongside of each other in votes can often be in different countries like in

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when you make such little mistakes. When I make a mistake though, there is no need for me to comport myself like an

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so is it a conflict? On one hand you cant use the place of birth and further down you can, which is correct thanks.

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that you encouraged 3166-2 in your reply to my 2008-05-28T06:16 edit on Knowledge talk:WikiProject Flag Template,

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That's a strong argument but I believe I pointed out the reason/need below in these threads. Warmest Regards, :)--

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their associated state or province; they are simply decorations to identify their home location. In other words,

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reasons, we also want the country name to be spoken by screen readers. With your proposed template (working like

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Thought my successful RFA would make me go away, right? Well, I'm back to bug you again… ;) I've made an edit to

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was written as a guideline, addressing the topic of inline images of that size differently from normal images. —

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Hi, could you check one more time? (sorry for bothering you, but I don't want to misrepresent consensus) Thanks,

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and the naval alias I added. I think I added it correctly and the ensign shows up on the template page, but on

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ted you on 2007-08-24 to delete the 3166-2-like templates of US states and CA provinces? Warmest Regards, :)--

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Please point out the rules you were following when you deleted those template redirects. Warmest Regards, :)--

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Yeah, sure, fine by me. I'd also bounce this off the rugby WikiProject, though. Since "IRL" is the standard

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Thecurran/Archive_2009&diff=328851134&oldid=328794256

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I hadn't seen your edit in there and thought the typo correction was what did it. LOL. Thanks for helping! —

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what is wrong with your proposal. You want to force users to learn obscure codes, so that they have to use

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You click on "edit this page" at the top of your talk page, just as you did to leave this message here. —

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Now that the pertinent sections are here, could you please respond to my questions? Warmest Regards, :)--

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and "will do". It will take me a few days to put together a compelling nomination. I'll let you know. —

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Hi there again, Would you mind if I changed one of the variants of Ireland letter code in this template

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needs to display the proper flag for when the ship was registered in Taipei. Many thanks in advance. —

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Thecurran/Archive_2009&action=edit&section=new

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PS - I had also put a note on the talk page. I know you disagree with the seeming "authority" of the

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and both of its archives for the terms "3166-2" and "alpha-2" to work out previous decisions on both

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You have also done this to Sánchez Ramírez and a slew of provinces of the Dominican Republic, citing

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for our minimum information standards for short articles. Also please note that articles must be on

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What does Commons have to do with anything we're discussing? And when did I ever encourage you to

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That is an unrelated issue. Please discuss the flag templates before creating any more of them. —

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concerning fair-use/copyright versus public-domain/trademark image use. The proposal is contained

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2008-05-28T18:22 You directly addressed my alpha-2 usage proposal by suggesting I take it to the

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I have no idea what you are referring to here. Many flag templates are protected because of the

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as I have shown you had come to my talk page before, while the link was up. Warmest Regards, :)--

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only the English flag shows and not the ensign. (Probably some silly mistake by me somewhere.) —

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then the eligibility rule that is most apt should be applied; most often it is the place of birth

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Thank you on both counts (and certainly no rush on the latter). I came back to post another one:

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Every time you delete someone's edits, that deletion stains their records. Warmest Regards, :)--

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Please try to reconsider how other people might view some of the following examples. You quoted

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By the way many templates have no redirects yet so I believe the redirects are not duplicates.

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I've been working on a more editor-friendly arrangement for the ensigns listed at the WP:SHIPS

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So you're ok with editors "dancing on the grave" of Imbris, but not for Vintagekits? Nice. —

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If you think that this notice was placed here in error, you may contest the deletion by adding

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their content. You may wish to consider using a Wizard to help you create articles - see the

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might be the most appropriate place. We will probably need an email from Cricket Ireland to

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shows that state codes were originally hyphenated on to country codes. Warmest Regards, :)--

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for any such action you do in the first half of next year. These will be redirected to from

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Knowledge:Editor assistance/Requests#Please help me learn how to converse with User:Andrwsc

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Thecurran/Archive_2009&oldid=329036389

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Thecurran/Archive_2009&oldid=328851134

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could you notify me that you plan to delete them in a week's time so that I can fix them?

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when creating new country data templates. The template name must match the value of the

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parameter for any template that has 2 or more flags. As for the UK army ensign, perhaps

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List of political and geographic subdivisions by total area in excess of 1,000,000 km²‎

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We're not here to build relationships; we are here to build an encyclopedia. I think

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Please explain how you would do this. I am quite keen to learn. Warmest Regards, :)--

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Should someone click to my talk page, they go to my active discussion, and when they

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Hello, I would like you to tell me how in the heck, I am going to do the navboxes on

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as "naval-1879", that would be fantastic. Thanks in advance. (You can take a look at

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and that they forewent prior consultation with others as you have not commented on

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I'm not sure why you think they are necessary on those articles. The clubs do not

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Knowledge:Featured list candidates/List of Olympic medalists in equestrian/archive1

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Hello, I was wondering if you could help solve an issue that has come up during a

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encouragement whatsoever for 3166-2. In fact, I see the opposite—suggesting you

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splits them into naval/coast guard ensigns (i.e., the type that should be in the

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Would it be possible to add the "naval-1924" and "naval-1935" variants listed at

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Would you speak of flag project conventions without pointing to any resolutions?

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Would you put an article up for deletion without discussing it on the talk page?

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to remove the urgency of the situation so that we can cool down our differences.

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since that's in use for the British Army service flag. Adding a variant name of

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especially in areas that don't get frequent work done already. Happy editing —

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will benefit by the addition. As usual, I offer my many thanks in advance. :) —

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requesting that it be speedily deleted from Knowledge. This has been done under

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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redirects like this? (please provide a diff) If anything, I have suggested you

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to edit before you did! Feel free to swap them if you want; it's all good. —

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It's the different names for places like Florence and Moscow that are cryptic.

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If I left you a message: please answer on your talk page, as I am watching it.

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I hadn't thought about the link, but, yeah, that sounds like it would work. —

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I did not disagree with it but where to use it; I later caved in as to where.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Thecurran&oldid=293808511

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the few remaining code-based template names with something more readable. —

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Thecurran&action=history

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Good point. I could make simplified versions that would not look as fuzzy.

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Well I had an edit conflict on the page as I was updating the header, so I

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But why is a miniature coat-of-arms even needed there? Isn't the link to

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2008-06-13T22:21 and again in the same thread you mentioned 3166-2 usage.

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Haha, no it's not a big deal at all. :-) Many thanks for nominating him! —

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when this kind of evidence keeps presenting itself. Warmest Regards, :)--

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click on the "purge the cache" link, but it seemed to have no effect.) —

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If you have the time I'd like your input on my proposed clarification of

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how do I reply to your message. I don't see how that is done. thanks.

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templates, so none of those "link alias" overrides are needed anymore.

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to verify their lack of copyright claim on the image. Hope this helps —

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I had intended to nominate them for deletion, and will do so today. —

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miss these messages! I've fixed England; you need to pass through the

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section 2.1.1.2 already says don't use a flag for birth/death locations

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for the current unit. That led to the creation of the special-purpose

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responded that alpha-3 had a history of consistent use, since-blocked

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trustworthy they are with the tools and activities they plan to pursue

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Well, I am online and got the message banner, so yeah, no problem! —

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still serve any purpose ? Otherwise you might want to db-author it. —

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Hey, I've got another pair of commonwealth flags for you to add to

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WP:No personal attacks#What is considered to be a personal attack?

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Would you delete templates without linking to relevant discussion?

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is not particularly onerous, but if one could type something like

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on how to add an alt tag parameter to the image in the infobox at

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section to document the new variant, which you might have seen in

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Hi, Please Change "link alias-volleyball = Burma" to "Myanmar". --

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Hi, this is no doubt too late but I was only just pointed towards

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I was wondering how do you get the flag with the Question Mark (

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I notice you removed links to two "deprecated" templates in the

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I should have wrote "beat-the-nom support" in my rationale. :P —

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of existing articles. My nomination would remain unchanged. —

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will have a link to the corresponding country article, and for

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Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Country data Río Negro, Uruguay

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as will any discussion after 2010-06. Despite your able edit,

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BTW, I have invited you to discuss the flag templates on both

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for examples of ships with multiple identities and ownership.

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is an insufficient qualifier and we should use something like

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noted that alpha-2 is more well-known but advocated alpha-3,

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Hey, there. I've got several ships for which I'd like to use

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means. I also have no idea what you are referring to with:

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/List of country subdivisions

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Would it be possible to add the 'naval-' variants listed at

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explaining your position, but be aware that once tagged for

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Anyone that reached my talk page for more than 330 days by

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Before I implement this, is it likely that we'll also need

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Yes, as I listed in my reply on the project talk page. —

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Sorry didn't see your edit there. Perhaps you can see why

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Just don't use the logo. Not every navbox needs one. —

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G6: Housekeeping and routine (non-controversial) cleanup

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Why is it ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 and not ISO 3166-1 alpha-2?

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possible to transclude pages across projects"). Bummer.

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That was what I fixed. The parameter in her article is

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2008-05-24T09:43 I indirectly mentioned alpha-2 usage.

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Would you delete the templates of developing countries?

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Would you protect the templates of European countries?

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Flag Template#Naval ensigns

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Flag Template#Naval ensigns

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proposed alpha-2 codes as they were more well-known.

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Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Country data Río Negro

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Again, I do not know what you are implying with this

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guideline. Being European has nothing to do with it.

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WP:Articles for deletion/List of country subdivisions

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For ship registries where only the country is known,

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Hi, Can you add a width option (for the Nations) to

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Actually, I am considering it. I know it would make

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proposed alpha-2 codes despite some that sound odd.

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User talk:Thecurran/Archive 2009#Flag templates 2.0

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User talk:Thecurran/Archive 2009#Flag templates 2.0

3150:|Ship registry={{|Civil Ensign of Ghana.svg|Ghana}} 2809:Again, perhaps Imbris userpage should be 'locked'. 3087:Questions raised by rework of WP:SHIPS ensign page 2033:. I don't know what to suggest for a variation in 786:resulting in an incorrect flag; being able to use 4883:2008-05-28T06:16 I proposed adding alpha-2 usage. 4781:2008-05-30T04:19 I mentioned 3166-2 usage again. 4773:2008-05-28T06:16 I mentioned 3166-2 usage again. 4762:2008-05-24T08:41 I mentioned 3166-2 usage again. 853:template. But if you want to use something like 4350:to any of them, please advise me of each one on 3142:-like output? So instead of listing "code" like 2157:In the meantime, the country data templates for 2116:File:British Royal Maritime Auxiliary Ensign.svg 790:might alleviate that. Many thanks in advance. — 464:Template:Country data Brazilian Federal District 444:Template:Country data Brazilian Federal District 4552:By stain I mean that I for example can look at 4372:User talk:Thecurran/Archive 2009#Flag templates 3927:User talk:Thecurran/Archive 2009#Flag templates 3775:User talk:Thecurran/Archive 2009#Flag templates 2611:No worries!! You need to add something to the 1172:Another flag/country data request: Can you add 204:if you want that image at a different size. — 2285:I think I'm out of my league here! I'm not a 2068:, using the same kind of hack we used to make 1786:File:Naval Ensign of the Royal Ceylon Navy.svg 1736:process if you'd be willing to nominate me. — 1732:As far as the RfA, I'm willing to undergo the 1112:File:Civil Ensign of the Republic of China.svg 778:. I know that it would be just as easy to use 571:section A1 of the criteria for speedy deletion 4443:(2 revision(s) restored: per talk discussion) 4354:for any such action you do this month and on 3144:|Ship registry=<span class="flagicon": --> 2031:File:British-Royal-Fleet-Auxiliary-Ensign.svg 612:the page that has been nominated for deletion 5044:Table of administrative divisions by country 5018:Table of administrative divisions by country 4554:http://toolserver.org/~soxred93/ec/thecurran 2029:. The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ensign is here: 693:would agree. Thanks for your consideration. 4356:User talk:thecurran/Archive 2010-01/2010-06 3335:Subnational flag icons for US lower leagues 2169:need to be updated to respectively link to 929:File:Naval Ensign of the United Kingdom.svg 3148:, it could be shortened to something like 2745:, what I want to do can't be done ("It is 634:the page or have a copy emailed to you. 581:subjects and should provide references to 4422:Template:Country data Río Negro, Uruguay" 3773:When you have some time, please do check 2473:Bellhalla for this type of nomination! — 4703:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Flag Template 4320:Asking questions while saying these are 4045:Why is it ISO 3166-1 and not ISO 3166-2? 3931:User talk:Thecurran/Archive 2009#Blocked 3127:it would tend to make it more foolproof. 2294:it needs to be a project discussion. — 1943:Your 'footnote' proposal is acceptable. 380:I split the template back into distinct 3825:Please stop creating useless redirects 2839:(with a hyphen) which is a redirect to 1270:http://www.nato.int/services/hints.html 1116:Template:Country data Republic of China 939:to see if the first one has worked.) — 815:but I'm not sure its all correct. For 263:Template:Flag data 1896 Summer Olympics 14: 4652:you speak of. I will gladly digest it. 4470:If you are critical of my deletion of 2064:produce that flag, plus a wikilink to 1970:but the way the text is now it states 1592:(navy article moved in September 2008) 650:Table of elevation extremes by country 460:Template:Country data Distrito Federal 440:Template:Country data Distrito Federal 434:Template:Country data Distrito Federal 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 4968:WP:WikiProject Flag Template/Archive1 4450:File:Flag of the Province of Azua.JPG 3284:Countries at the 2010 Winter Olympics 2913:Another question, this one regarding 2833:Template:Country data Austria-Hungary 2827:Template:Country data Austria-Hungary 2517:Did you have some specific concerns? 889:and requested its speedy deletion. — 664:Template:Country data Spratly Islands 662:I concur with your request to delete 4843:The smaller the said code the better 4823:proposed alpha-3 and alpha-2 usage. 4335:User talk:Andrwsc#Flag templates 2.0 4239:User talk:Andrwsc#Flag templates 2.0 3984:I recently brought this issue up at 3937:as I have shown you have done so or 2915:Template:Country data United Kingdom 2056:, then it would be possible to make 2035:Template:Country data United Kingdom 1514:Go ahead, and delete the logo file! 788:{{shipboxflag|Australia|naval-1913}} 224:Thank you so much for being helpful. 25: 4012:Knowledge:WikiProject Flag Template 1715:Template:Country data South Vietnam 1645:life easier ;) But while I'm here, 567:Hungary at the 1988 Winter Olympics 553:Hungary at the 1988 Winter Olympics 23: 3130:For more obscure ensigns that are 2831:I don't want to break anything in 2576:Template:Country data South Africa 2570:Template:Country data South Africa 1110:Another flag request: Can you add 1003:Template:Country data Soviet Union 761:Template:British E class submarine 626:does get deleted, you can contact 557: 513:List of micronations status review 24: 5388: 4829:preceded this by proposing both, 4010:Please follow the conventions of 2921:. Obviously it can't be added as 2917:. Ships of the British Army flew 1578:(navy article moved in June 2009) 1391:List of Olympic Games host cities 937:Template:Bangor class minesweeper 5016:scalable. There is already the 4435:(T3: Unused, redundant template) 4413:I am sorry to have offended you. 4352:User talk:thecurran/Archive 2009 4149:in their wiki markup instead of 3786:each time. Warmest Regards, :)-- 3686:I didn't see that edit. I have 3464: 3352: 3121:{{flagicon|USA|1912}} ] 3056: 2503:on autoreplacement with a bot.-- 2289:editor, but I have been helping 2196: 2120:Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service 1881:To be honest, I'm not a regular 1751: 1672: 1612: 1568:Template:Country data Azerbaijan 1142: 1028: 954: 841:Canadian Forces Maritime Command 806: 482: 29: 3402:File:MLS map team locations.png 2743:meta:User:Happy-melon/Templates 2741:Never mind again. According to 1717:need the navy names updated to 1711:Template:Country data Lithuania 933:File:Flag of Imperial India.svg 4295:http://fr-CN-QC.wikipedia.org/ 4151:{{flag|Buenos Aires Province}} 3125:{{|USA|1912|link=New Orleans}} 2052:Hmm, if we use something like 1912:Image use policy clarification 1167:21:09, 28 September 2009 (UTC) 1136:21:07, 28 September 2009 (UTC) 1101:20:58, 23 September 2009 (UTC) 1067:20:20, 23 September 2009 (UTC) 1053:17:49, 23 September 2009 (UTC) 1022:17:39, 23 September 2009 (UTC) 919:14:26, 17 September 2009 (UTC) 899:11:54, 17 September 2009 (UTC) 873:00:02, 17 September 2009 (UTC) 800:21:52, 16 September 2009 (UTC) 746:22:16, 11 September 2009 (UTC) 732:21:53, 11 September 2009 (UTC) 717:18:50, 11 September 2009 (UTC) 679:18:40, 11 September 2009 (UTC) 396:will do as you expect now. — 13: 1: 5363:03:49, 10 December 2009 (UTC) 5342:01:28, 10 December 2009 (UTC) 5323:01:01, 10 December 2009 (UTC) 4579:00:37, 10 December 2009 (UTC) 4389:03:05, 10 December 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If you think 3145:] </span: --> 2706:Inadvertent Flag Template 2122:? In that case, perhaps 1588:, which is a redirect to 1574:, which is a redirect to 1330:Infobox ice hockey player 565:A tag has been placed on 456:Distrito Federal (Mexico) 452:Distrito Federal (Brazil) 5077:23:10, 1 June 2009 (UTC) 5037:21:44, 1 June 2009 (UTC) 4648:Please point me to this 4374:). Warmest Regards, :)-- 3694:, and templates such as 3497:Thanks, It works well -- 2134:. What do you think? — 1784:needs the naval ensign, 1727:Republic of Vietnam Navy 1590:Vietnamese People's Navy 1451:User:bluedogtn/Sandbox I 1071:How about an update for 993:Older Soviet naval flags 780:{{shipboxflag|UK|naval}} 698:list of sovereign states 446:, because there are two 4735:proposed 3166-2 usage. 4585:Yes. Specifically for 4427:Template:Country data * 4245:. Warmest Regards, :)-- 3988:. Warmest Regards, :)-- 3859:or temporarily suspend 3136:Template:Flagicon image 1651:Belgian Naval Component 1208:Dang! That was fast! — 771:in infoboxes, like for 4770:2008-05-25T17:24 ditto 4401:WP:High-risk templates 3939:I was in my first edit 3340:originally posted to ( 3208:). Hope this helps — 2869:...</noinclude: --> 2614:...</noinclude: --> 1719:Lithuanian Naval Force 1709:OK, two more for you. 1005:? I have a submarine, 877:Thanks. It looks like 630:to request that they 562: 527:featured list criteria 5334:Let it off your chest 5243:wholly sufficient? — 5241:Grand Duchy of Moscow 5217:Grand Duchy of Moscow 5131:let it off your chest 5089:let it off your chest 5003:let it off your chest 4977:let it off your chest 4955:let it off your chest 4948:Warmest Regards, :)-- 4906:let it off your chest 4808:let it off your chest 4720:let it off your chest 4694:let it off your chest 4678:let it off your chest 4664:let it off your chest 4657:Warmest Regards, :)-- 4571:Let it off your chest 4522:let it off your chest 4463:let it off your chest 4454:WP:No angry mastodons 4381:Let it off your chest 4322:my last words on this 4252:Let it off your chest 4195:Let it off your chest 4155:{{flag|Buenos Aires}} 4130:let it off your chest 4113:{{flag|Buenos Aires}} 4096:Let it off your chest 4072:let it off your chest 4065:Warmest Regards, :)-- 3995:let it off your chest 3948:let it off your chest 3914:let it off your chest 3873:let it off your chest 3866:Warmest Regards, :)-- 3793:let it off your chest 3766:let it off your chest 3740:let it off your chest 3678:let it off your chest 3663:let it off your chest 3656:Warmest Regards, :)-- 3615:let it off your chest 3608:Warmest Regards, :)-- 2066:Royal Fleet Auxiliary 2062:|United Kingdom|aux}} 2027:Royal Fleet Auxiliary 1962:Hi could you explain 1854:. 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