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the pre-bordered images. I know they look clunky but it was the best solution some of us could come up with at the time. My only concern is to avoid seeing the old mess of garbled lists. I can't think of any other alternative to the old system than forcing a border on every single flag template. Whatever you do, please make the finished templates look consistent and be aware that edits like these are probably very heavy on the servers. Regards.

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return to that situation it will never happen. Northern Ireland today is run by a coalition of all parties representing both communities, its government is trying to overcome the mistakes of the past and build mutural respect and trust between the two communities. This is one reason why the Assembly have avoided the issue of flags and emblems as they know that both sides will never agree consensus on the issue.

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number is available), etc. In several cases, some of that information was "unstable", so I pulled it out of the prose intro and put it into the infobox for maintenance reasons (e.g. one edit to update a nation's pages instead of twenty). If I had left that prose alone (so that it repeated infobox data), would that have been sufficient for "more"? Thanks again for your feedback,

4636:. In the case of the women's high jump in 2000, both of these sources agree with each other that only a single bronze medal was awarded (to Bergqvist), so that's why I made the changes. I have been going through all the Games adding up the per-sport medal counts we have on Knowledge, comparing to the official totals to find any discrepancies, and this was one I found. 5725:. The same editor! So the article was protected, and it went to the talk page. Is there consensus for inclusion of the flag and coat-of-arms on the talk page? Absolutely not. But rather than work towards consensus he repeatedly tried to add it to the template, shattering 3RR in the process. Nice to see I get the same warning as the person who 6641:

Nothing new was created, the number of states in the FRG just grew in 1957 and 1990, similar to the number of US states grewing from 45 to 50 states between 1896 and 1959. The former West Germany and the current Germany are identical in most relevant aspects, and not different as the names (and the people by which they are used) suggest.

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German membership in post-war organizations like UNO, NATO, EU, and also in many organisations that have a much longer history. This means that in retrospect it is de facto acknowledged that the FRG also represented Germany in times when parts of the German population had to live in rival puppet states under foreign occupation.

6664:(the total medal score preferred by some would favour Germany 329 vs. 294). Where are references or links for the lists kept by "IAAF and BBC, but not by NBC and CNN" anyway? Apparently, only tables covering single Olympic Games are listed on their websites, with CNN/SI being the only one presenting a readily available 8100:{{flag|Ireland}} obviously needs fixing. We need to find a solution to this and the flag of the state cannot link to the article of the island. Also, {{flag|Republic of Ireland}} should be changed so that it shows "Ireland" (the conventional name of the state) not "Republic of Ireland". I'm leaving a message of 729:, for example. I would also want this generic mechanism to be used to similarly replace hundreds of similar templates for other national sports teams (ice hockey, cricket, rugby, basketball, etc.) The possibility of creating a far more elegant solution to the template overload of today is irresistable. 2701:) and will also roll out for other sports. As for the names, there are a few I need to fix up (like Korea and FYR Macedonia), and I have an idea in mind on how to implement that (coming soon). However, I am reluctant to use the official long names for Iran, Saudi Arabia, etc. We had a discussion on 9118:

You're welcome! Being the vexillology beginner I am, I cannot of course be 100% certain in my judgment; on the other hand, there's a good chance that the Flags and Heraldry wikiproject here together with the national flag taskforce over at Commons have made quite sure that jacks and ensigns are named

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and shows the tricolour, but for sports it links to the island. Doing this would mean that it would be possible to simply scrap the Republic of Ireland country data and simply have one "Ireland." Surprisingly, this may not be as controversial as it sounds - contradictory, I know, considering how much

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Sure! I am tackling each sport one-by-one, finished with basketball and almost done with football. I already have templates ready to go for rugby, cricket, and tennis. It's easy to add new ones. For the most part, I am using the two-letter sport code (as used by the IOC) for each template to keep

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There are a small group of editors trying to use WP as a soapbox to promote a particular political POV on Northern Ireland the flag issue is only part of that they are also pushing the notion that all Northern Ireland people are Northern Irish as a ethic group or nationality, this is completely false

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Padraig3uk, I am dismayed by your behaviour. You completely bypassed the good-faith attempt to find a permanent consensus for the Northern Ireland infobox. You seem completely unwilling to work towards an acceptable compromise for both sides of the issue - it's "your way", or "no way". The lack of

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to be included. My desire is for a real and lasting consensus to be formed, and the only way for that to happen is through open-minded discussion. We now have another week for that discussion to take place. If everybody digs in their heels with a "my way or nothing" attitude, we will have achieved

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In Firefox 2.0.0.4 at 1152x864, the table uses only half of the screen width, it is narrower than the Olympics medal counts template at the bottom. The footnote after East Germany (GDR) is in a separate line, longer names like Netherlands Antilles (AHO) are also in two lines. The Nation column is not

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know what you're doing. The use of flags and symbols are very sensetive issues for people from both communities. Please approach it with care. For example, you made an edit so that "Saint Patrick Saltire" was the flag of "Ireland national football team (IFA)". To begin with there is no Irish national

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The (poor-equality) website of the relevant departement doesn't use any flag at all. I guess editors were just fooled by the name this file uses on commons, so I think it would be better to have it renamed to something less clear-cut. I agree that the local flags make sense on the page you indicated.

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etc. templates), but I see your concern. My motivation for using the MediaWiki border syntax is that the "(bordered)" versions of SVG flag images are rather inconsistent with respect to border width and color, so I really liked the idea of standardizing on a common, aesthetically pleasing border. I

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We use the current country code for all Games. Country codes weren't standardized until about 1972 (and a few have changed after that), but we want to use codes for all past Games results. Certainly, the Games in the 60s that used pre-standard codes have the greatest deviation (e.g. "GIA" for Japan

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I've just finished updating that one to see what it looks like. I kept the pair of flag+code combinations together on one line, similar to the appearance of just two flags. An alternative would be to put a line break between them, which would keep the flags better aligned, but would make those rows

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Yeah, that looks good too! I think I was just reluctant to see the flag icon by itself, so your solution also works to address that issue. I thought the country code might be a good idea since I thought that the "flagicon by itself" format was initially chosen to conserve table space, so I tried to

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Thanks for that! I certainly don't know much about the details of jacks vs. ensigns (or even civil vs. state flags), as I'm just the "template plumber" here! However, I do note that the "naval jack" for the USA (for instance) is figured prominently on hundreds of articles about specific ships, and

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The template you created this time you didn't protect when you created it, dispite being told it would need protection to prevent an edit war, you then allowed one editor to reinsert the flag, and carry out 7 reverts in a 48hr period, before you protected the template and give that editor a warning

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This must be a blow to you Viguer/Padraig, since up to now the Ireland-related articles are generally "superinteded" by Admins of an Irish Nationalist disposition, who routinely "preserve, protect and defend" all kinds of incivility and gross breaches of the policies so long as the editors concerned

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flags, with appropriate captions, of course. As for my actions here, I think it would have been less neutral for me to have taken the time to restore Padraig3uk's version and protect that from editors who disagree with his POV. When there is a no-consensus situation, it doesn't matter which one is

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Thanks. I'm trying hard to work with Nipsonanomhmata. He does have some good points about Zappas not getting much credit for his Olympic revival efforts, but his preferred method of working (that is to say, blasting everyone who isn't Zappas with belittlements and ridicule) isn't much fun. Trying

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image syntax. Now that MediaWiki supports image borders properly, the alternate versions are not needed. The new syntax resolves problems with respect to inconsistent (or missing) bordered versions for flags of different nations. It also solves problems related to the border scaling to ugly sizes

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I saw your edit to the template above and wonder if you can help with a technical problem. A decision was made some time ago that neither the flag of the Republic of Ireland nor the flag of Northern Ireland would be used to represent Irish rugby union because it is organised on an all-Ireland basis.

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I'm not sure how to improve that. It certainly follows all our "unofficial standards". My only comments would be whether or not we think all the individual judges scores are needed (or just the total from each segment of the competition), and whether or not we should list (and wikilink) the judges

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I used the spelling found in the International Olympic Committee medal database, which is our primary source for Olympic articles. Please leave an edit summary when you make changes like this, as it looks like vandalism without any explanation. Also, please provide some additional sources for your

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Hi...I noticed you changed all my edits of Mildred Fizzell incorrectly to Mildred Frizzel. She was my grandmother and I know her name is often misspelled. I have corrected it to the proper spelling, please don't change it back to the incorrect spelling. We're very proud of her accomplishments and

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Are you sure there are no use of {{flag|Ireland}}? How I came across the issue was because that was what I was using. Just saw your revert to RoI as well. I don't understand the issue there. So, is it correct to assume then that it is technically impossible to show the correct flag/name combination

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represent, if not the united Germany? Apparently, the code GER was used then, and EUA was only introduced recently for unknown reasons. Thus, at least the results of the teams listed under the codes of GER, FRG and EUA should also be presented in accumulation, as they always represented the largest

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continued the German history after 1990 when the separate German Democratic Republic ceased to exist. The East German institutions, citizens and athletes joined the FRG in 1990, and since the established GER code is used again. This continuation is widely accepted, e.g. regarding similar continuous

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Andrwsc, you have only recently become involved in this issue, others including myself have spent over 6 months or more discussing the issue. If you check through the archives of the talk page you will see the many different discussions and the previous votes on the issue and the decision was made

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of these editors are behaving reasonably. We have multiple instances of disrputive editing, incivility, sockpuppets, and so on. It is clear that individual political agendas outweigh cooperative encyclopedia construction in this case. Please take this issue to the appropriate noticeboard and I'm

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flags used in the article. I made them all the same. Since you just seem to be hitting the "revert" button on my edits, you've made that article show both the "good" and "bad" flags once again! I take great care in my edits, and I don't like to see mistakes re-introduced into those articles. If

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The improvement in MediaWiki's image abilities has no bearing on whether or not the SVG resource should be deleted. I agree that the new syntax is preferable; however, your edit results in a significant visual change that ruins the appearance of the template. If you are going to make changes to the

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You're right about the size. What I meant was 22 px. vs. 22+1+1. In the old "flagicons" system, many of the images were hard to see if they contained large portions of white in them. To solve that, people began adding borders randomly, thus garbling the lists. Others fixed this issue by introducing

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Hi Andrwsc. Please stop making mass edits to the flag templates. The reason they use the pre-bordered versions is to allow consistently-looking lists, but it doesn't work using the border feature, as the border adds an additional pixel to either side of the the image. This makes lists like the ones

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about the flag template changes. On the surface, I agree that it is much simpler; but, I do not know what adverse impact this could have on the wikipedia servers. The compute cycles to lookup a template and replace it with static content are different than the compute cycles to lookup a template,

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Second, as for the template names, I'm not so sure we need to change them, even with a bot. I think the most fundamental operation people want is to have the flag icon precede the wikilinked nation name. Therefore, I think it should have the most convenient name. The simple "flag" name works for

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I didn't insert my POV in the template, I restored the facts of the issue to the template, removing the POV of another editor, nor was I involved in the edit war that was going on prior to you protecting the infobox template, also before I inserted the new template I ask you to restore the version

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As for consensus on this issue in WP, we already have a neutral position in that no flag is used in the infobox, this reflects the current legal situation in both Northern Ireland and the Assembly. The Ulster Banner and Coat of Arms are already included within the main body of the article as they

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My position is that WP present facts, not the POV of certain editors using WP as a soapbox to promote that Northern Ireland is still a Unionist state as it was between 1922-72, they have to accept that the political reality today is that this is not the case, and no matter how much they wish for a

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The last discussion on the issue lasting nearly six months resulted in there removal, yet one editor was allowed to repeatly insert them into the template that we were told could be protected to prevent this type of edit war, yet all thats done is he receives a warning and his attempt to avoid the

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Wow, that's some persistence you have! As always, I think the best approach is to quote both sets of sources and explain the inconsistency. There will be a non-trivial "ripple effect" here, as all the medal counts on several pages assume that there was only one bronze, so that set of explanatory

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As for the 4x400 relay, the IOC database still showed USA with the gold, not NGR, so I googled around to try to see if the IOC database or the IAAF database was more current. I found the references to the CAS ruling that seemed to support the IOC list with USA-NGR-JAM as official, so that's why I

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You know, I think they're fine as is. I think it becomes a problem when you have to repeat 64 or 72 names more than once in those "big" events, but for a list of about 10-20 gymnasts, it's not so bad. I think the only thing I would change is the color coding to represent gymnasts who advanced to

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would more likely refer to the republic, since there's really no official flag for Ireland per se. As for sports teams, while it's common to use the term "Republic of Ireland" for football, and the term "Ireland" refers to the whole island in rugby and cricket, I'm not sure about the other sports.

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Hi Parutakupui! My most recent Olympic edits have been to "match" events like judo and taekwondo (with fencing planned next), but those use tournament brackets to describe the results. I would say that the weightlifting pages are probably the most current example of a tabular results page. Hope

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template I created to deal with the government and elections of that period, nor do I object to its use when dealing with sports people that identify with that flag or play in the commonwealth games under that flag. But I do object with their attempts to protray the Ulster Banner as representing

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Hey, Andrwsc! ;) After reading your latest reply on the project talk page, I've reviewed the 2004 gymnastics pages I created and some doubts emerged. Do you think the rhythmics and trampoline results should keep their current layout or would it be better to sacrifice some info, such as the judges

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The territory of Western Sahara is not a country and has no flag. The fact that that version was there for months does not mean it is correct, actually the opposite. You could have looked at the discussion going over the subject to see that only one user, Koavf who has been blocked for months for

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template, those stubs tended to have longer prose introductions, stating things like the number of times the country had appeared at the Games, when the first appearance was, any medals won, name of the Olympic committee, IOC country code used for results, number of athletes sent to the Games (if

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as a kind of two-pane reference sheet (two pages' worth of listings at the former). (The template is still very much work-in-progress; for example, it's probably even misnamed.) I'm grateful, though, for your message, as it's allowing me to step back for a moment and think that I agree with you,

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set of templates, so it would be nice to fix them now, but I am not sure that the image filename is the best way to determine if the "jack" or "ensign" is appropriate to represent the respective navy. My uneducated guess is that some of those "jacks" are in fact ensigns, based on the design and

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On can argue whether it is fair to simply add the GDR results to the other German results, as e.g. both German entries could have won a medal each in a single team event ( e.g. Munich 1972, 4x100m relay Women, FRG winning Gold and GDR Silver). It certainly was not the choice of the Germans to be

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the inofficial terms West Germany and East Germany need to be replaced by the official Federal Republic of Germany (or simply Germany) and German Democratic Republic as they prove time and again to be misleading, especially since it is often claimed that these states did "unite to form Germany".

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I believe that WP should present the facts of the political situation in Northern Ireland, in this the Official Flag is the Union Flag, not the Ulster Banner. I also have no objection to the use of the Ulster banner in its proper context, when dealing with the period of 1921-72, I even used the

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Glad I was able to help :) Actually, I looked for such a series of images a few years ago, and back then I noticed that French Guiana was the odd man out in this respect. The région flag was introduced later, but I don't know how much it is used there. It does feature prominently on the région's

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template name seemed "valuable" to me — as a short, easy-to-use name, it could be widely adopted because of its simplicity — and it wasn't used in many articles at the time. That's why I redefined it to do the most-common thing (i.e. render a flag icon followed by a wikilinked country name). I

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You where the person that created and moved the infobox to this article to enable the un-protection of the [[Northern Ireland article, you where told at the time it would need protection to prevent a repeat of the edit wars, so you could have restored the article back to the version you created

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is really one of those users that have a knack to make an editor lose his/her patience! Besides editing as his will commands, acting blind to all suggestions made on his and the article's talk page, he's not stopped by others users' edits — if he doesn't like, he changes completely back to his

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I'm sorry but that just doesn't make any sense. There is no reason at all why flag usage on userboxes should be standardized in the manner you describe. You have made changes to userbox templates without even discussing them on their relevant talk pages. Please stop making such changes until a

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Can I comment on this, firstly Andrwsc, you did created a seperate template to allow the Northern Ireland article to be unprotected, something I agreed with, and also something I did myself in the past if you care to check through the edit history over the past 6 months, on that occassion the

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About your proposal to include FIFA country codes alongside flags: well, it's a possibility, but I don't know the FIFA country codes, and I don't think to be the only one; and to me flags are more recognizable than FIFA country codes (I would never associate RSA with South Africa, or MDA with

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already exist for giving a support to football-related navigational boxes and that name might generate confusion; better using different names, such as "football flag", "footyflag" or something similar. For the rest, the idea is fully agreeable, and it is what I meant on my previous comment.

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Thanks for correcting that. I always get Michigan and Minnesota mixed up. Both up north somewhere. Being from London, England, though, I might be excused slips in US geography! BTW, I see you have a thread on your talk page about flag icons. You wouldn't know how to do state abbreviations as

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I am still pondering. I am not really happy, because when I add 19 athletes then it is impossible to see that only 14 of them competed. In all cases I prefer version, which allow to see every information very quick and clear. I do not want to count the athletes to know how much competed. :)

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disruptive pro-Polisario agit-prop, is behind the edit war. Is it because it is flag template, there should be a flag even if that goes against Knowledge's NPOV policy. The french Wiki uses a map instead of a flag for WS. I invite you to rethink which version is then most appropriate.--

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event pages linking to it. This way we have all qualifying results condensed into an unique page and avoid repeating data for each individual event page(apparatus-specific scores and as part of all-around competition). What do you think? If you come up with a better idea, I'll follow

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I didn't realize that there were already trampoline pages. They just had a capital T in the title, so it didn't show up on the Gymnastics 04 template. I've moved the pages to the lowercase t, the correct way to title the event. I just wanted to make sure you knew those pages existed!

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scores (trampoline) and the technical/artistic/execution marks (rhythmics) so that the results can be merged into one table (qualifier + final), following your idea? I don't know... I'm not very fond of deleting content which doesn't seem superfluous to me. What do you think?

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These templates seem to work better when the template name = shortname alias, but have quirks when template name = alias and shortname alias ≠ alias. I think it's time to solve the "alt text" problem first dicussed five months ago! I'll try to get to it shortly. Thanks,

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have historical part of the history of the state, and it was me that included them in the article. There is no need for the inclusion of flags in infoboxs, especially when none exist that are recognised by the government of that State to represent them, as in this case.--

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I reverted because, misnomer or not, "colonial" is the pseudo-standard label name used to select pre-independence British ensigns for quite a few countries. I think it makes most sense to use the same label as often as possible to make it easier for editors to remember.

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Ok, I think I'm done with these! I've updated a handful of articles (both men and women) to use the new templates, and all works fine. Here are a couple of things I've noticed: First, I saw that Ireland apparently has an all-Ireland team (i.e. not just representing the

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ideas of what "more" is needed for those Olympic pages? I think the difference between your stub example (which I like) and those Olympic stubs is that I put most of the potential information inside the infobox and did not repeat it as prose text. Before I developed the

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I splitted in two columns just to have the chance of changing text formatting and, in case, abbreviating its name. Anyway I agree the fact both flags and country names should be left-aligned. But what about double nationalities? It's untrue they don't exist, just look at

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links to the island, whereas the flag shown is for the state. As we all know the island has no flag, but the state of the same name is not conterminous to the island. This is causing problems on articles, reverting forward and back between Ireland/Republic of Ireland.

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statements on Knowledge regarding Germany (I don't know details about other nations) are often flawed, show ignorance, misunderstandings, or even open hostility towards aspects of German history, e.g. by calling short lived political entities under foreign influence

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the issue for longer than my direct involvement indicates, and I have read through all the talk page discussions (incl. archives). I still see no consensus. I see a stalemate that requires fresh ideas, because obviously, the "decision" you cite isn't sustainable.

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in your recommendation of improved documentation, especially if it leads people to the more readable template calls to replace the often-confusing shortcuts. I had been contemplating some kind of "directory" of the complete set of parameters that could be used with

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that had concensus, which was the version you had moved to a seperate template, which when you ask for comments on before the move on the talk page we told you it would need to be protected to prevent a edit war whilst discussion was continuing in the talk page.--

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So we can change it. No big deal. I think I chose an intentionally short name because I didn't want any objections to forcing a replacement of "ITAf" (4 characters) with something like "football flag|Italy" (19 characters). That's how the mess of templates at

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suggesting anything about you? As for being an admin, my only "responsibility" is to follow correct Knowledge policy in my actions. I am not impelled to make any specific actions if I don't want to. And right now, I'm taking a wikibreak from that article.

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You are of course entitled to your opinion even though it is wrong. :) But, this border change is a major edit which affects flag icons on literally thousands of pages, has this change been voted on anywhere, or did you just unilaterally decide to do this? -

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Well, I was thinking that if we have room for the full country name, then perhaps the wikilink ought to point to the article for the appropriate national team instead of to the country article. The standard football templates would be used. For example,

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Can you remove the coatof arms and Ulster Banner from the template please, there is no consensus for these to be included. I thought that the whole idea to put the infobox in a seperate template was so it could be protected to prevent this sort of edit

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Yes, I was planning to separate the qualification results from the eight distinct finals, even though the qualification round served all of the apparatus finals. I was thinking of doing a single page with the men's and women's qualification results, and

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Well, if someone reverts it, I won't take offense. I was just trying to find a more aesthetically pleasing compromise. The use of multiple identical flag icons on each heading line was ugly, IMO. Better to have a single larger flag image than that.

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would be updated. Right now, I am just going to update the template code so that none of the existing instances visually change, but I certainly welcome any efforts to make sure that all those specific images are corrected where necessary. Thanks!

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I don't think you can add a 3rd place option for that. The template is not set up to allow it. If you ask someone who contributes to those types of templates regularly, though, I'm sure they would be happy to add the option to that template for you.

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That is very true, but you must still be aware of the consequences of deleting the image and editing the userboxes. You should make sure all usage of the image and templates has been properly taken care of before removing the original resource. --

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Possibly I'd add a feature to change the shown country name in order to shorten it when it's too long (for instance, to set "Ireland" or "Eire" rather than "Republic of Ireland" as the shown country name, of course keeping the wikilink unchanged).

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is a good example of that. This template is always called with a three letter country code, but renders a wikilink to the proper article name, which requires the "alias" value. I suppose it could be handled differently, removing the need for

5498:. I do not have the time now. He destroyed same cats and I have reverted and asked the user on this talk page to stop it, but he has changed all again. You can see the cats on my contributions-list. The are all again out of the row. Thank you 2078:

Ah, I understand now! You'd like me to help with the prose in some Olympic articles. I certainly fix things up when I see them, but I think I need to spend the bulk of my time getting the basic "foundation" of the articles in place, etc.

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The border is no longer black. Unfortunately, userboxes tend to have coloured backgrounds instead of page white, so image borders get lost. For pretty much every other instance, the border generated by the image syntax is superior. (See

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much wider than Gold and Silver combined, and narrower than all three medal colums, according to 12 < 4.5 + 4.5 + 4.5. The minimum width should be set for the longest name, which seems to be Independent Olympic Participants (IOP). --

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Now the natvar edit that you made to the template seems to open up the possibility of solving this issue. The flag I need to use has the following code {{flag|Ireland|rugby}} and it needs to go into the following codeline somewhere :-

352:(cos I can't remember all the abbreviations, but could remember a single "US state postal abbreviations" template name). It would also be handy if I could just type the template name and the parameter California, and it would link to 641:

Might be a good idea, even if I don't think the ITAf template has a correct name: there should exist as a unique "football flag" template in its place with the possibility to specify the name as a parameter. I can create it, anyway.

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Um, no. The changes you are making now result in a change to the visual appearance of the templates (vanishing black borders). If you can ensure that the template LOOKS the same as it did before your change, there is no problem. --

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Gladly, I realized that before going on creating duplicates pages! They were just "lost" without any navigation box to link them to the parent and sister articles. Now that a whole bunch of work is done, I'm gonna update the layout

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football team), but that was just an example. There are several country names that might be convenient to shorten in case they don't fit with the table, such as "Democratic Republic of the Congo", "Republic for Ireland" and others.

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the protected template. This has already happened. My attempt at dispute resolution was a failure. I think the proper course of action is to reverse my work and put the infobox code back inline into the main article and protect

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into expanding these stubs, but I think it's necessary to make our point. I think completion of a handful of these might be sufficient, and then we can figure out our strategy for layout etc. so that we minimize rework later.

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Moldova/Moldavia). Anyway, if a consensus on your proposal should emerge, we might consider implementing a template which returns the FIFA country code for the given nationality, in order to make thing easier for the editors. --

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That's a good solution to the problem! I've been trying to avoid using conditionals in these templates, but that's a good reason to use one. I won't give you too much grief for taking 15 edits (!!) to figure it out, though.

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I was motivated to create the redirection templates as I'd begun trying to use the shorter three-letter templates for flag+country links but couldn't remember or correctly guess a fair number of them. At the same time, I began

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As you are an anmin I will once more ask you for same help to stop the vandalism of same sport and Olympic categories. I have reverted all the wrong categories (same of them twice!), but the same user destroyed it again. E.g.

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Don't feel offended, but as it is now, the players' rows with double nationalities look awful. And yeah, if we're gonna consider the left-aligned flag+countryname solution, line breaks seems to be the sole existing solution.

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I will ;) And I'm fully aware that the old system wasn't perfect and that the pre-bordered images aren't loved everywhere. The more I think about it, a forced mediawiki border might be the easiest way to go. Happy editing.

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nothing. Note that protection of the current version is not an endorsement of that version — I was simply tired of seeing the template bouncing around like a ping-pong ball, especially with sock/meat puppet involvement.

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earlier. Since that has now closed I will reply here. To answer your question about what is needed, my short answer is "more". An example of the minimum I would like to see can be seen at this stub I created recently -

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With all due respect Andrwsc you are involved in the situation and voted to keep the Ulster Banner in the article, you cannot be considerd impartial in this matter and to be honest you do not seem to be acting that way.

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template, because certain editors wanted to minimize work for users of these templates. *sigh*. In any case, I've only discussed this idea with two editors (including you), so it's not like the name is cast in stone.

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variant, if present in the country_data structure, but if not, falls back to the standard flag. Therefore, if there are inappropriate flag usage for specific countries, then you would only need to remove or rename the

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the "colonial" alias; I just removed it from list in the variants section so that the "1885" alias would be used in the future. IMHO "colonial" is a misnomer since the "1958" design is also a flag of colonial Barbados.

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Just to remind you, when filing a case at WP:RFCU, you need to create the case about the puppetmaster, NOT the sockpuppet. This helps keep track of all known sockpuppets from one sockpuppeteer. Thanks for your help. :)

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us to expand the articles just for completion and noteworthiness sake, when we (or is it just me?) still haven't discussed properly about the graphical/structural layout of a nation's results on those types of pages.

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for basketball, etc. In South Korea's case, these articles don't always follow the form of the standard "Country national football team", for example. FIFA uses "Korea Republic" as the team name, so that's why the

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of the names are broken into more than one line, so I'm not sure what you are referring to. What browser are you using? What display size? On 1024x768 with IE6, it looks fine. The CSS width parameter is not the

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a few months ago about this and the consensus was that even though the IOC uses the official long names for a handful of nations, we would continue to use the common names for our Olympic articles and results (e.g.

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cooperative behaviour is contrary to the spirit of Knowledge. I implore you to re-examine your position — unless you actually enjoy the perpetual edit-warring on those articles, in which case, nothing will help.

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Hi again. I eventually contacted mr. A. Lennart Julin, head of the statistics department in Sweden and "respected track and field statistician" Saying the IOC report is "wrong" on this issue, Julin directed me to

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The same on the page AFG 1936. There were 19 different sportsmen in Berlin, but only 14 of them competed. The hockey squad was 18 members strong, but only 12 played. How many do I add in the infobox? I have shown

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Well, yeah, that is certainly one option, and one that I have already explored with the Olympic articles. They use a different flag template system, and I have modified it to use the border for all flags. See

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Hey, those look really good! I like the idea of decoupling these individual finals from the common qualification round on a separate page. I'd suggest that we make that linkage more obvious, perhaps by adding

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However, rather than (re-)eliminating them as redirects – it may only be a matter of time before other folk unwittingly recreate them again – perhaps they could be recoded to leave a message such as "Please use

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Well, a quick look at "What links here" shows several usage instances. I think the only real need to use a meta-template for finding the "alias" value is where the input argument comes from another template.

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lists the results of a football tournament apparently held between clubs from France's territories, so it would be goofy to use the French tricolor for all of them. Anyway, thanks for your feedback and help!

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in the infobox. A single sentence in the "Hockey" subsection of "Results by athlete" could state that 6 of the reserve players didn't see any action. That's my opinion, for what it's worth! Hope this helps,

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POV). Don't take offense at my use of that term. The version of the infobox without any flags has one POV, the version with the UB has another POV, and other versions with other combinations will have other

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I haven't visited wikipedia for some time, so could not comment in the deletion discussion. I also have my login data not available on this computer, so my signature does not correspond to the IP I am using.

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I put a prod tag on this, but before proceeding to tag other non-notable country/yr/olympics articles wanted to alert you. If you feel I am wrong, and this is contested, I can list the batch at AFD instead.

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My point is that most edit disputes on templates use the NIR template, If the fb template was used in sports articles for the Ulster Banner, then the NIR template can be altered to either the Union Flag or

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discussion is allowed to stand. There inclusion is POV, and has no basis in fact. You say the current version is not an endorsement of that version, that means nothing when his POV is allowed to stand.--

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What exactly are you suggesting about me? So do I take it as an admin, you are abdicating your responsibilities and making a bland remark on editors motivation? I think I’m entitled to some explanation!

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Hmm...according to the talk page for the article, it says the medal tables needs to be cited to the point that every Olympic Games result needs to be cited. Is there a way we can arrange that to happen?

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tie-breaking method had to have been used between Pantelimon and Bergqvist. I have no answer to that, but I still think our best approach is to align with the IOC/SOCOG results as our primary sources.

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Yes, don't see the need to name the judges just because the data was available. For the artistic gymnastics event pages I've been only stating the judge's nationality right on top of the table (example:

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Apart from that, you will notice that Wales, England, Northern Ireland and Scotland also use three-letter templates that are not standardised in ISO 3166-1. This ISO only addresses nations, not regions.

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Ha ha! Yes! 15 edits was a bit over the top! Thanks for your help thoughout. What do you think about the liklihood of making the changes I proposed to the Country_flagcountry2 and Country_flagicon2? --

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for "old" Games before good records were kept. The only thing I strongly adhere to is the IOC medal database — if they say a person won a medal, I include them in the list at the top of the article.

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The Tricolore is the only official flag of French Guiana, but the région authorities use a white flag with the région's logo. I also find it interesting that the other image isn't displayed at all on

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on that issue, so don't pretend there is one. I've read all the talk page comments, seen (and participated in) the straw poll results, etc. Consensus does not mean 50%+1 majority on a straw poll.

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I understand the problem, as the term "Ireland" may mean the whole island or just the republic. The problem is that both meanings are used quite often, although I would think that somebody who calls

3571:. I fully understand the scope of this change, and was hoping to see some more discussion for the past week before I went ahead with the change, but there were no dissenters. Please remain civil. 1946:

Yes, exactly. We count swimming and diving as distinct sports, however, instead of combining them as one sport ("aquatics") as you sometimes see in offical reports. But high jump and long jump are

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internally, so there is no need to create different versions for the flag on the top left or top right. I think it looks better with the final score a bit more prominent also. What do you think?

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I've noticed that you are wandering around the wiki replacing alternate PNGs with wiki syntax for borders, but you aren't actually specifying the borders themselves. For example, compare these two:

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Ahem. Just wanted to point out that the "flag of French Guiana" is a flag used by supporters of independence. This does not comply with NPOV. The status of the other flag should be checked as well.

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picky these days about proper references and notability, so I just think you need to make sure that new athlete articles aren't started as stubs without properly asserting the person's notability.

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Just a quick question: The "sports" parameter in the infobox is for number of sports like athletics, boxing etc right? High jump and long jump don't count as two sports, do I understand correctly?

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You are welcome to delete my templates but make sure the replacements are created soon; FIBA tournaments are fast approaching and it's so much work adding {{flagicon|USA}} ] instead of {{USA-b}}.

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Ah, sorry, I should have read your message more carefully! We don't really have any "standard policy" in the Olympics project for that situation, but my intention with the infobox on individual "

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As for my previous "vote", surely you have seen that I have moved on to propose a subsequent compromise. I find the suppression of information unacceptable, so I have suggested that we include

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preferred content of the infobox. Wrong. Protection is a mechanism to stop edit-warring. It is not intended to "freeze" one particular POV indefinitely and prevent additional changes. When

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If you can't create them can you defer deleting those until September perhaps? Most FIBA tourneys end by that time... on the meantime I'd just create more templates and just substitute them. --

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is already transcluded in tens of thousands of instances with that name. For better or worse, that's the name people know and use. In fact, it seems that a large number of editors know about

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It's really nice of you to add naval aliases for a lot of country data templates! I believe that we have a small situation, though. There are generally two classes of national maritime flags:

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The current medal count articles are highly doubtful, as the IOC itself does not publish official all-time counts, and the IOC website gives a disclaimer for its informal single event tables:

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Ah, sorry about that! That was my first checkuser request, and it wasn't obvious from the instructions that I should have done it that way. Anyway, I hope there is "no foul, no harm" here!

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Thanks for your message. I'm sorry to've appeared to be undoing your work – please be assured that this was not my intention, with my apologies for not making myself more aware of the context.

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rather than having lasting interest in sports results. We'll have to be even more patient in 2008, I suspect, when large numbers of these kinds of editors descend upon our project! Cheers,

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cunningly split in order to have the chance to score twice. In many cases, a unified stronger team might have won medals in contests in which none of the separate teams managed to succeed.

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pages now. I would be doing this myself, but I tried going through the help section of wikipedia on how to create templates, and they ARE NOT that clear or helpful. Anyway, thanks again.

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Alternatively, why is "shortname alias" not used instead of "alias" for the alt tag in Country_flagcountry2 and Country flagicon2. That would strike me as the most obvious thing to do. --

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In case of Germany (one editor even talks about "Germanies"), the IOC, despite using five(!) different codes in total for German teams, clearly states that Germany joined the IOC in 1895

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I just finished my exams, so I have time to write them all up. I started with Ghana. I want to make a contribution here, expanding them, so I can ensure you that none will get deleted.

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of these templates, and maybe that's the best place to handle this. As for Ireland, if the articles get renamed then we have some work to do, but maybe it's manageable. I would use

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I'll respond here to keep the discussion thread intact. I'm not suggesting anything about you. I don't see your name in the edit history of that template, so why would you think I

5994:"frozen". The point is that neither are acceptable and we need to engage in discussion to find the right compromise, not just blindly revert each others edits without any thought. 1648:

Hi David, sorry for taking so long to reply to this! First, I had noticed the changes you had made to the deprecated redirects. To be honest, I'd go ahead and speedy delete them —

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The Sydney results PDF perfectly matches the IAAF result in terms of each attempt ("x" and "o"), but it also clearly shows Pantelimon as ranked 4th instead of a tie for 3rd. There

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1 Yelesina Yelena RUS 2.01 (SB) 2 Storbeck-Cloete Hestrie RSA 2.01 (SB) 3 Bergqvist Kajsa SWE 1.99 3 Musunoiu-Pantelimon Oana ROM 1.99 (PB)

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No worries, the temptation is there to write your first articles about new things, but once you learn about Knowledge standards, you'll understand what kind of edits can be kept!

8473: 845:, and a similar effect is easily managed with a parameter-based template. I think I'd leave Ireland naming alone because the Irish are rather picky about issues like that... ;) 467:

In my edit summary, I offered that you can revert if you don't like it. It's trivial to do that, but without making the change, it's more difficult to visualize the end result.

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in an article. We don't need to create country_data templates for every variation imaginable - just enough to make editing convenient without being confusing. Hope this help,

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has made 7 reverts after his initial edit within 48hrs and he only received a warning for edit warring, I and other editors have been blocked for making 3rr on other articles.--

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template is more intensive on the server, so, I think it might be good to get a technical guy involved on this discussion, since the flag templates are so ubiquitous. Regards.

1624:'s histories – although collectively they may be transcluded in thousands of articles, I'd hope one or more bots should be able to reorganize them; would you like me to enquire 8246:, both flag and flagcountry do the same thing when invoked with the full template name. However, flag will follow the input argument when a redirect alias is used. Therefore 6391:. It's this lack of respect for Knowledge etiquette that I find appalling. It is polar opposite to the idea of cooperative editing that is the very foundation of Knowledge. 331:, for example? In my editing travels, I've seen instances where the editor has used comments to explain obscure country codes, which totally defeats the purpose! Why write 8398:

for rugby, etc. Unfortunately, that's not the case. There are a great number of sports for which there is no "team" page to link to. For example, some curling pages use

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Moving the infobox to a template was an effort to build consensus without disrupting the main article. It was not a mechanism designed to guarantee one POV over another.

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Another request: can you create/modify templates which will put the flag image to the right and make "Korea" the default displayed name for South Korea? Also for Iran-: -->

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policies have to be respected. This means citing lists published by respectable sources is more relevant than original research calculations. For example, German magazine

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I only tried to clean all these sport and Olympic cats to give them the same style. I hope my English is good enough to explain what I mean. Please be patient. Thank you!

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sportspeople". So, why this will differ (in this case) for Kazakhstan? If the cat:Kazakhstani sport shooters is also included into cat:Olympic competitors for Kazakhstan

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without creating any further redirection templates and preparing to remove the non-ISO/IOC/FIFA/etc variants (which should simplify the code considerably!) Best wishes,

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syntax, ensure the modified template looks the same as it did before the changes. If you are unable to replicate the existing style, you should discard your changes. --

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was because I assumed the football team usage of that flag was accurate, which I now doubt. I guess all those French region flag templates are protected for a reason!

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for Ireland? That either {{flag|Ireland}} will link to the wrong article or {{flag|Republic of Ireland}} will show the wrong name without using the "name" attribute? --

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instead of honoring the intent of the template, you found the "loophole" in this scheme and completely bypassed the infobox to re-insert your POV into the main article

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be expanded beyond stubs. I think that's the crux of the argument here — is it better to have stubs or nothing? I vote for stubs. It will take us a long time to do

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I'm not sure what you are specifically referring to, but if you are trying to change all the flag icons in the team squad section, then use the "natvar" parameter of

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Maybe an entirely new template like "Template:6TeamBracketwith3rd" or something to that effect? (I've noticed several bracket templates were ripped off like that.) --

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Ok! Sorry if I was a bit annoying. Anyway, I finished an AWB run replacing all the flag instances, so once the servers catch up, we should be able to confirm that

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dimensions (e.g. CAN, KOR, ROC and USA on that list). The square designs seem to be more ornamental, fitting the definition of a jack. But that's just my guess!

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about edit warring dispite the fact they had broken 3RR and should have been blocked from editing, yet you failed to revert the template back to it original state.

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the ones you recently created and are currently orphaned. I should mention one other wrinkle - there are a handful of country codes on that list that are used in

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is the best option. And of course, there are many instances where the "1783" flag variant is used for athletes (tennis, golf, etc.) while they were part of the

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was malformed, consisting of a rendered flag icon instead of the standard template code. I have deleted it, since it duplicates the behaviour of the existing

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Can you please check why that happens, and secondly can you change all links from CRO to HRV directly so that we avoid this from happening in the first place?

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I was going to ask if short name alias could be used in {{flag}} and {{flagicon}}. Are you aware of any issue for not doing so? (By the way, good morning!) --

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Yeah, I like your approach (with the extra sub-section that I suggested above). Good work — the gymnastics pages sorely needed our "cleanup treatment". ;)

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Looks much better, but maybe it's even better to align the "flag" template to the left, possibly including the full country name rather than its FIFA code. --

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as one of the first states to do so, acknowledging a continuation in sports despite changes in political history. They also state e.g. in the table for 1988

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Hi, I saw you reverted the flag back to the 1:2 proportions. If you have any factual source for this change, I would love if you could show it to us in the

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article without having found any consensus yet. You could wait to find it before doing that. By the way, I was thinking: what about double nationalities? --

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as people in Northern Ireland can either regard themselves as British, Irish or with duel British/Irish nationality, Northern Irish is a Unionist creation.

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Hi Andrwsc, about those altlinks; couldn't they be used when a country has been known under different names, but have kept the same flag. For example the

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Hello! I hope you are feeling great! Anyway, I would like to have your expert help with regards to a template. For further information, please view this

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part of Germany, and never competed against each other. In contrast, GDR and SAA represented competing teams that only existed due to foreign influence.

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Yeah, you're right! It's early in the morning where I am, so I haven't quite woken up, I guess! I was thinking of something else. I have gone back to

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May I ask you, in a team sport when the squad composes e.g. 22 members, but only e.g. 16 of them already participated. Who many competitors will I add?

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So maybe you are interested and have fun to do this when ever you want. But of course I will also understand, if you say no! Thanks in advance and :)

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I'm looking for a template where I can type the name of the state/country in full, and it will render the abbreviation, but link to the article. ie.

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You're right. I told that myself before, but it's gets annoying seeing him reverting everything back to his fixed ideas. I'll do that then, thanks.

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Hi Tariqabjotu, I'm not sure that your protection of that template is all that useful. When I first separated the infobox out of the main article (

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Protection is not a policy used to guarantee a certain POV; it is used to prevent article disruption, which is clearly what was just taking place.

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has a Knowledge purpose, so I wouldn't change that. And three of the others don't exist as shortcuts. I only mention this because you had changed

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to add the flag. Perhaps you can consider "flag" as a verb instead of a noun if you think the name is inappropriate for the result! You use the

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Aaah! I've implemented a solution using an "if" statement. If the flag uses a variant (i.e. anything other than the tricolour) then it points to

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would be used for the tricolour. But if they remain named as is, then I think the current implementation works. (And thanks for the wake-up!)

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During discussions, we finally agreed that the 2:3 proportions one was the only one to have an official source. Thanks for your understanding. --

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Could you tell me the url for the official (IOC?) result list? We should compare the two. And by the way let's keep the discussion on this page.

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from five months ago, but the implementation stalled after that. Might I ask, why is "Flag of Republic of Ireland" in need of fixing? Thanks,

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Hi, Andrwsc, can you make a template like {{fb}} and {{fb-rt}} in football for field hockey teams? If not, just ignoring my message. Cheers! --

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before you edit them according to your personal whim. Meanwhile, I shall be reverting any changes you make to userbox templates I am using. --

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I've got something in mind, but I haven't implemented it yet. if we can live with the redirect for a week or so, then I can update it later.

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I do not want to appoint you with work! I only ask you, because I think my English is not good enough to do this. I ave expanded this article:

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OK, thanks for Ireland one. And the field hockey organisation use "Korea" as South Korea team name, so i think it should be change. Thanks! --

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Thanks for your positive response, Andrwsc; as you may've already noticed, I've begun replacing the unofficial three-letter redirects such as

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Is it possible to redirect the "link alias" depending on It as per what happens currently with flag alias-footbal? So by defalt it links to

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While I appreciate the effort spent in composing this reply, I have to say that it is irrelevant to this topic. The point here is not the

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I've removed it from the country data template, and it looks like we've just removed it from all the articles where it shouldn't be used!

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and let me know if any of those flags are inappropriate to use with the corresponding navy article, and I will make the changes. Thanks,

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is deleted, but I guess you can revert for now if that helps you. Please refrain from reverting any changes to userbox templates you are

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countries besides the medaled ones and ranking them as if they weren't tied, assuming the alphabetical order is a tie-breaking system!!!

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Seeing as some editors are allowed to push there POV on this issue and ignore consensus, I propose to re-create the original template as

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Alternately, we could include a complete list of all floor exercise (only) results. Or do you think it's better to keep them seperate?

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were transcluded many thousands of instances, we only made backward-compatible changes to those templates but left the names alone. The

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etc., so feel free to start using them. As for the non-standard names, that is handled in the specific country template (in that case,

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Hi! Thanks for clearing up multiple Olympic-related pages! I'm curious about the official result list for the women's high jump though.

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in Italian - for 1960) but it would be quite confusing to show "GIA" for those results on Knowledge when everybody is familiar with JPN.

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it was because we wanted to handle cases like showing "Flag of the People's Republic of China" instead of "Flag of China", for example.

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If the above figures are displayed correctly in the IAAF result list, there is no way that anyone could have won or lost on countback.

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for the past six months or so. I certainly want to find a solution that makes all the icons the same size, but I also want to find an

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Thank you very much, although, I didn't use "tournament" per se in the template. I just changed it to Men's handball. Thanks again!

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describes it as a pro-independence flag, I'd rather err on the side of caution. FOTW also seems to describe this is a political flag:

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STOP! Having grey borders around all flagicons looks like ass. I'm going to revert it if I can find the root cause of the borders...

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is the best name. I think naming consistency for all the sport-related flag templates is important, so that's why I've always used

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Oops. You changed those links from 'State of...' to 'California', not the other way round. I need to look more carefully next time!

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So, that means that country_data templates that aren't used with any sport team templates do not need (and should not include) the

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to keep things to the generally-accepted consensus (which even Young, Nipsonanomhmata's favorite author, agrees with) is tough. --

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template creates wikilinks to the appropriate national football team article. Why would you use a template that creates a link to

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still shows a third place finish in Sydney 2000 (although that might not be fully reliable. Look, for instance at the preposterous

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template. As long as this image isn't prominently displayed on the French Knowledge like the other région insignia, and as long as

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standard of the unique languages that are spoken in those regions were possible. Using invented abbreviations would not be of use.

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I believe that name was chosen for good reason. FIFA refer to the team as "Republic of Ireland" (in full), and if you look at the

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of flexible options for templates built on top. Also, the mechanism handles historical flag variants by default, so you could use

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for testing), the flag selection wikicode is changed in favor of a "variant selector", which is more maintainable. The result is:

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This discussion will be helpful when I propose deletion of those images. Consensus will mandate whether they are deleted or not.

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You will see that the border is absent. Would you please review your changes and restore the original "look" in the templates? --

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Not with the MediaWiki image syntax. You'd have to create an alternate SVG version, I suppose, or use a similar technique as in

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No worries! I think edges are frayed all around from the whole NI flag thing. You'll see in the previous message thread that

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Hello! I hope you are feeling great. I need a help from you with regards to templates. For more information, please view this

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parameters, and it also means that this mechanism isn't used for completely different links. I see that someone else created

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3RR was broached. And gaming the system by timing your reverts to 24 hour windows is not acceptable either. Please re-read

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Well, that's interesting to see that Firefox and IE treat the width parameter differently. I will look into this! Thanks,

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I agree. I have been planning to conform to the naming convention that is used for the football national team. Currently,

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which might give people the impression that they all have equal status, which obviously is wrong. For example, the British

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It was (is) a meta-template that used to be the "root" of the previous implementation of the flag templates. For example,

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for the right-side flag versions, regardless of sport, for example. If you're thinking of something to use for the top of

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correctly. To take the US naval jack for example - I added it to a number of articles a short while ago to represent the

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Thanks again for the feedback, and we should keep in touch on how to improve the documentation for all these templates.

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I think you raise many important issues, so instead of replying here, I've copied your message (with my long reply) to

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Do you mean my edit from today? That's not a new variant - it's an internal parameter to be used by templates such as

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I noticed the same thing, I will investigate the issue. So I'll get back to you over the weekend, thanks for the link.

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Thanks for that!!! I'm going to finish a couple more "small ones" myself (working on AHO now) just to prove that they

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The problem turned out to be quite unrelated to those two templates, but was instead due to some edits to the internal

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While I tend to agree with the change, there's an unfortunate side effect - the {{CRO}} transclusion in the infobox at

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a few weeks back, but I haven't progresed the idea (working on other stuff in the meantime). Basically, I think it is

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are unnecessarily broken into two lines which is hardly desirable. Why should that column be so narrow on purpose? --

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way to add borders to flags that need them, and deprecate the "(bordered)" variants as unnecessary. Stay tuned! ;)

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Another editor removed the prod since it is part of a series. I'll alert you when I put the batch of them up for afd.

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I'm going to need a template for the men and women's handball events at the 2004 Olympics. I have these 2 pages up:

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concerned with the internal mechanisms of flag image rendering, and had been immune to political debates until then.

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Bergqvist Kajsa o o o o xo x- xx Musunoiu-Pantelimon Oana o o o o xo xxx

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exists — you can always use that if you want to guarantee that the shortname_alias will be used. Hope this helps,

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Thanks! You may have noticed the extra stuff in there; it is used to support national team templates. Right now,

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instances. It was plainly goofy to see two different flag versions in use, depending on what page you looked at.

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from early 1900s to present, with additional independent Saarland and East German teams existing for some time.

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Excellent. I guess it would be an idea to get the other image renamed on Commons to avoid any further confusion.

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Actually the redirect is rather fine, but if you something else which is a better solution, just implement it. --

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break the rules and ignored the lack of consensus and caused the edit war in the first place. Consistent, much?

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Actually, I had started some experimentation with that idea, with the intent of replacing the 900+ templates in

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parameter is used to create wikilinks that have the country name as the prefix part of the article name. See

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In its current form, the count reminds of repeated attempts by some Knowledge editors to introduce a separate

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And, when examining the height-by-height results, there is no difference between the two athletes whatsoever.

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Yes. :) This is the point. But I am open to learn. This is the reason why I mainly add or expand only results.

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Also, the Azerbaijani design shown is apparently neither an ensign nor a jack but a "ceremonial naval flag" (

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will always be awkward for any of the templates where shortname_alias ≠ alias. (And these are documented at

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It was agreed that a shamrock would be used instead of a flag; however this template didn't allow for this.

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in mind so that we can add footnotes to the individual articles (e.g. add a footnote that mentions "GIA" to

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Well, don't just blindly undo all my edits. Please take a close look at what you are doing. For example,

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I defend against your accusation of my using "invented" three-letter codes. The codes I used were from the

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What do we do when the infobox country code doesn't correspond with the contemporary country code? Such as

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Thank you very much for your answer about football in 1912. Nice to see, that at least YOU are interested!

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As for the template names, perhaps I should explain some history. The original templates as developed by

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should be merged into one article as they cover very related subjects which are very sensitive regarding

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Olympics" pages was to include the full size of the delgation. That's why I included parameters for both

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you've been bitten on the NI page, but I suspect that it would be OK. It would simplify things a lot. --

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From all countries the e.g. sport shooters are only categorized as "Sport shooters by nationality" and "

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I understand that the IAAF result lists may not be trustworthy (i.e. DQ for USA in the 4x400 m...). But

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Of those, ANG is problematic because it is the IOC/FIFA code for Angola, so it should take precedence.

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started work to clean up these templates, specifically to remove the extra layer of transclusion by the

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I would also suggest that the flag icon looks best aligned with the country name, so instead of putting

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fix things up. I have a suspicion that editor is a "fair weather" sports fan who is interested in the

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Sorry, I don't see "vandalism" here, just a content dispute. I'm not sure I see what the problem is -

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For example, "Ireland" in the Olympics refers to the republic. So this is a really complicated issue.

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I presume the editors of those articles know what they're doing. I certainly see some errors in the

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for the flag on the right. This is the same naming convention I'm also using for football articles (

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does the same thing? Anyway, I digress, but I hope this answers your question about the US states.

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only for the "alt text", so when you hover your mouse over the image, you see "Flag of {{{alias}}}".

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refers to the nation, so I prefer to see instances that refer to nationality use "United Kingdom".

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The ISO code should be the main location for the template; the IOC and FIFA code can be the redirect

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I see you added an alternative to the template, could you give a code example on how to use this.--

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I'm well aware of this history and current situation, having done a significant amount of work for

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Yeah, that thought occured to me as I'm working on them! I would say that I don't think I'm being

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viz. that multiple redirects encourages unofficial three-letter codes to be thought of as official.

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Of the designs in that list, these seems to be jacks (by looking at their file names, basically):

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ranks Russia first ahead of Germany in winter games based on the Gold medals score of 121 vs. 119

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Ah! with apologies - I see where the reference was to now. Sorry, wasn't thinking historically. --

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Well, none of them should be 20px as the standard size for flag icons is 22x20px (as coded in the

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If you could tell me what code should replace nat=Ireland to bring up a shamrock, I'd be grateful.

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template. We also extended the syntax to make historical flag variations possible. At the time,

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As you seem to be involved in the matter, I'll tell you first before starting on talk pages etc.

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Well, I noticed that there were two flag variants widely used on many pages, and the comments on

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variant per request. The independence image is already used on several articles, mostly through

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KSA's and Iran's short name will be OK but I'm worried about Macedonia since the naming issue. --

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template was nominated for deletion by another editor involved in the dispute on the flag issue.

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Actually, you're right. Let's just go for protection at the moment and delete the templates. --

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is edit warring again over the flagicons, this is dispite the warning he was given last time.--

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and replace the one on the Northern Ireland article, if I did would you protect the template.--

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you are going to use a different flag, please do it properly. Thanks for your understanding.

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I am working on a generic template mechanism for national sports teams (see some discussion at

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will figure out another way of doing it without causing misalignment between different flags.

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I'm not aware of templates like that. (I usually just work on the flag templates). And yeah,

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Hi Andrew, I'm aware of the issue. Initially I started trying to fix the link. At the moment,

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Secondly, I see that "Korea" was used instead of "South Korea". However, with the templates,

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can help you to find some teams that not belong under "national field hockey team". Thanks! --

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section, because it has been a quite hard discussion before leaving the 2:3 proportions one.

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of them. Anyway, I found one page where I think the region/local flags actually make sense.

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Andrwsc, with all due repsect, please don't change the flag template for Ireland unless you

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Hi Andrwsc. Could you take a look at my request on the talk page of that template? Thanks. —

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as a test of that. I've only added support for Italy at the moment, but the idea is to use

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until Nagano 1998 at least, in which they seem to have split the United team results into

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Those changes I made were 100% compatible replacements for existing usage. In this case,

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Hi. You have reverted the most accurate version to the POV version before protecting the

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in results tables. There is no such thing as a "national curling team", so the link to

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No worries. Strictly speaking, those edits of mine weren't absolutely necessary, since

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Because those alternate SVG versions were kludges created because of the absence of the

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indicates that the previous statement is not to be taken seriously. No incivility here.

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envisioned concept, disregarding any consensus reached so far. He continues to display

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et. al. I am simply re-using the same images used by those templates. Please look at

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before your edit war started in the last 24 hours. Also, these templates are used for

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for town twinnings look horrible as some images are sized 20px and some 22px. See e.g.

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Thanks, I just replied. Damn. What a mess this will cause if these are all deleted.

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could be used for both the left and right side of the match result box. For example,

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My two primary references for all Olympic-related results are the IOC medal database

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Yes, of course your changes are perfect! I am sorry, your version is the better one.

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for a general example of how this is used, or specific sport team templates such as

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in making them. You seem to think that the purpose of that template was to protect

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discussion about page renaming. I might have some work to do if things change....

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input argument, full name or country code) to get the desired result. That leaves

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There is no current consensus, so that's not an issue. I request that you work to

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links to the standard image of the Tricolore. I've removed the other flag from the

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pass a parameter, and compute the non-static content. Intuition tells me that the

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Knowledge:Australian Wikipedians' notice board/Archive 26#New railway line articles

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me because it is so easy to use. Even new editors can grasp the idea of replacing

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that all flag templates be built on the same infrastucture (using the templates in

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No worries! I'm not sure what you are looking for, but you can use something like

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So, isn't it obsolete then? Why would the "alias" variable need to be extracted? —

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to see a list with every flag bordered. I had been planning to post a message to

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Reindent - Can you all create a template for women's national basketball teams? --

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was the right place to make that change, and Parutakupiu has fixed that already.

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I am currently working to integrate the parallel flag template mechanism used by

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I have added footnotes on 1960, 1964, 1980, and 1988. Hope they are O.K. Thanks!

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to use the shortname alias value from country data instead of the page title. --

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It looks like you figured out how to fix it. The only issue is the redirect to

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So we can add on the AFG 1936 page Athletics (2) and Hockey (12)? Thanks and :)

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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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If you're thinking of something to replace the old templates, when called like

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when larger image sizes are used (since the border is part of the SVG image).

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Hi, Andrwsc! I've decided to create the pages for the trampoline events at the

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I note that all the international football team templates use FIFA codes (e.g.

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If they are just "leftovers" that nobody else ever used or edited, simply put

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could be misinterpreted! At this very moment, I am in the middle of creating

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for hockey. (Ice hockey would be "ih"). The women's team templates would be

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blocked again. Having already broken the 3RR your advice has gone unheeded. --

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Yes, I have included all persons, which were listed in the IOC medal database.

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Thanks again for your message. For now, I'm going to continue working through

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for the latter. I will be updating the documentation pages for these soon.

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templates for Ireland, so you have to select the right one. If you specify

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Hello, can you add an optional third-place match option for this? Thanks. --

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Tell me, what can be done? I don't think a editing war will result. Cheers

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Also I would suggest to add the number of competitors of each sport to the

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to fully document the historical differences, and I have some extension to

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The US Navy uses it's National Flag as it's ensign. That flag is a jack...

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replaced this implementation with the current version based on the set of

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all of them are Olympic competitors, but a cat is not only for the moment.

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sport shooters from Kazakhstan had to be Olympic competitors! Well, maybe

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Sorry, my question was not clear. My question was not about the medalists.

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we wish these accomplishments be attributed to the proper name. Thanks!

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I just made a copy of football and changed "foot" to "basket". ;) See

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Having irregular borders and uneven icon sizes looks worse than "ass".

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Yeah, some of those ideas are also on my "to do list"! I've jut created

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Apologies all over again. Next time I might even look before I leap! --

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OK, I'll take a look at those pages and start working. Thanks again ;)

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page and your improvements to it, but I haven't got around to that yet.

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Please help me, how I can delete some "bad" templates which I create?

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to remove the flags and symbols entirely as the only NPOV available.--

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supports templates for sports teams specific to that nation, such as:

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the news item written by the Swedish Athletics Association at the time

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are compatible with this approach. Basically, the template uses any

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Ah, I get it. I guess this is a "snowball effect" of your change to

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I like that linkage, more obvious than a inline link on the lead! ;)

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event-specific results pages for this sport! It's all condensed into

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is a jack. The solution could be either to remove all newly created

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As above - I wasn't the one who ignored consensus or shattered 3RR.

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Sorry to bother you again, but I'm going to need a template for the

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was a dab page, as you changed the links on that baseball page! :-)

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Flag Template#Alt text "Flag of Country"

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should refer to (men, women, or both), so I left it alone for now.

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No worries! It seems as though the folks who patrol new pages are

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were used in many thousands of instances, but not many people used

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footnotes will need to be placed on all those pages. Good work!

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Why not just add a border for every country? I've just done it to

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03:23, 10 March 2007 Andrwsc (moved Template:CRO to Template:HRV:

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is used to extract the "alias" variable out of the parameterized

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on the page and an admin will come along and delete it for you.

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Yup, perfect! All the "esoteric" template code is buried inside

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I did a little more checking on the French Knowledge and neither

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Sudan at the 1968 Summer Olympics

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What makes the most sense (to me) is to keep the main article at

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templates. There was a short discussion thread about my idea on

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draw the same flag. I am just being pedantic, I suppose, since

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the articles in this series, but I think we are proving that it

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Well, I would just leave it alone until the Games are over and

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related article. You may be interested to know that there is a

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originally got created, independent of the work on the generic

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Therefore, as you can imagine, I'm keeping a close eye on the

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names. Would being an Olympic judge satisfy the criteria for

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Is there another way to do it besides the redirect? Hmmm... --

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is the one I can't get to work. Could you have a look please?

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There was a small discussion and consensus for the change at

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Hi David, thanks for your thoughtful reply! I think you are

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in order to include "flag" in the title; similarly, renaming

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at the beginning of 2007. Now, I think the only remains of

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Thanks for acknowledging and solving the table width issue.

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drew me into this issue by bringing their squabbles over to

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Athlete 185 190 193 196 199 201 203

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Hey, sorry about that. I had not seen that article before.

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is not a dab page, so my edits were to avoid the redirect.

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sport-related instance was under template control, such as

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I am planning to make some significant improvements to the

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which you can join if you like. We would love to have you!

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Well, you'll have to figure out an alternate solution once

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Could you please add a "| sport = {{{sport|}}}" row in the

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Found out that the Brunei flag shown above is in fact the

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Northern Ireland and its government today or since 1972.--

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an ISO/IOC/FIFA list. Specifically, the unique codes are:

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I know the reason for good (it's just to distinguish with

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in a table column next to the scores or times. Cheers!

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Gymnastics at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's trampoline

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disambiguation page, the full name is used there because

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Well, {{flagicon}} only keys off the template name, and

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Nothing but curiosity! :-) Thanks for the explanation. —

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tie rankings further down that list at 9th and 11th, so

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Could you please give your comment at the discussion at

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Category:Country data templates with distinct shortname

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Andrwsc - thank you for fixing up my flag templates on

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carry the right POV. Knowledge at it's finest! Sheesh.

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Also you can see, that e.g. all categories included in

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also jumped soon after I made some internal changes to

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Thank you for your speedy repair on all those nations!

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Well, the good news is that the changes I'm making to

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Look who started the edit war on the original article

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and the edit was reverted, you can see the discussion

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Hi, what do you think about this. Is better template

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That might work. Perhaps this should be presented to

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Butts in: Is there a way to "thicken" the borders? --

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Yeah, the only reason I honored that request to edit

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Great Britain and Ireland at the 1908 Summer Olympics

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I have been looking there. I have fixed ARG to use

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Who would those admins be that your refering to ?.--

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Those are great news. thanks a lot for your time! --

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Gymnastics at the 2004 Summer Olympics - Men's floor

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May I ask you for some help on the English side? :)

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then there would be no need for the NIR template.--

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I can already reproduce the same effect with 2212:In the list "participating nations" on the page 1255:defunct as the default output of a more general 106:article from deletion. I greatly appreciate it. 6225:of the infobox and put it in the main article, 6449:edit has POV (the question is if the POV is a 5586:Category:Olympic competitors for Great Britain 1368:about two years ago had the following effect: 1265:template; I was experimenting with the latter 98:Thanks for your help on the Haslingden article 6843:Yeah, I reached the same conclusion. I think 6347:Template:Politics of Northern Ireland 1921-72 6104:Oops, I missed that four set match. Sorry! 5594:Category:Olympic equestrians of Great Britain 3676:I notice that you're dab-ing pages that uses 2821:Thanks for the reply, Matt. Do you have any 1879:I wanted to say I don't like the way they're 992:Andrew, I believe you had some problems with 418:Arsenal FC list of players and the flag issue 8740:aliases that contains jacks, or rename them 8152:will use the preferred shortname alias, but 5970:True, I am trying to build consensus here. 3637:I protected the version that was stable for 2651:Islamic Republic of Iran, Saudi Arabia-: --> 2589:As long as it works I'll be fine with it. -- 2032:Thanks, but I'm not sure what you mean...? 1039:a few weeks ago - join the club! Please see 8419:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 5528:Category:Olympic competitors for Kazakhstan 2652:Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Macedonia-: --> 197:Hi! I wonder which template calls the flag 5588:. And this is right! Because e.g. not all 4041:if the flag becomes unused in icon context 3965:Thanks. Could you do the same for Réunion 3922:List of F.C. Internazionale Milano players 3645:icons, and that map image is not a flag. 3502:and friends to have this same behaviour. 3492:soon to get some opinions before I update 2535:Republic of China national basketball team 544:List of F.C. Internazionale Milano players 9169:variant and voilà, all transclusions via 8999: 8134:Template:Country data Republic of Ireland 5368:Template:Country data Republic of Ireland 5308:supports the all-Ireland teams, such as: 5117:But that makes no sense whatsoever. The 4632:and the official reports from each Games 3856:Talk:List of political parties by country 3708:Template:Country data Republic of Ireland 3682:Template:Country data Republic of Ireland 3354:Odense_Municipality#Twin_cities_and_towns 1966:Côte d'Ivoire at the 1968 Summer Olympics 1542:would certainly be reluctant to redefine 653:Category:National football team templates 8670:Why did you partially revert my edit at 6963:templates too. 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There are two teams: the 4566:Hello, I noticed that you have edited a 3569:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Flag Template 3490:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Flag Template 2214:Field hockey at the 1928 Summer Olympics 2136:Field hockey at the 1936 Summer Olympics 2132:Field hockey at the 1928 Summer Olympics 1043:and feel free to leave any comments. -- 661:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Flag Template 5628:What's the point of your revert there? 5494:Can you please help me with this user: 5129:Northern Ireland national football team 4914:Template:BasketballAt2004SummerOlympics 4139:of France's overseas territories (e.g. 4135:You know, I think people see flags for 3486:2004 Summer Olympics#Participating NOCs 3457:Template:Country data Clipperton Island 2797:Hi Andrewsc, sorry for not replying at 2531:Chinese Taipei national basketball team 2403:Chinese Taipei national basketball team 2140:Afghanistan at the 1936 Summer Olympics 1355:, etc., similar to the idea behind the 14: 6136:Hello Andrwsc, are you going to allow 5266:Template:Country data Northern Ireland 2862:Gymnastics at the 2004 Summer Olympics 2047:Ice hockey at the 1920 Summer Olympics 1694:Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — SVG 1590:with little notes and am reorganizing 1305:Category:Flag-based templates (inline) 1171:), not the flag followed by a link to 1084:grandmother's name if you have them. 454:I've seen you've already modified the 356:, rather than the disambiguation page 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 7134:. Is the syntax, etc. okay? Thanks. — 5819:There's no consensus either for them 5743:the edit warring - I just want it to 5513:So what can I do? Thanks in advance! 5434:Template:Country data Royalist France 4875:Template:HandballAt2004SummerOlympics 4798:Spain national under-21 football team 3811:for those players. Hope this helps, 2539:Chinese Taipei national football team 1293:Knowledge:Inline flag-based templates 958:Lithuania at the 1928 Summer Olympics 517:stay within the current column width. 456:List of U.S. Città di Palermo players 6888:Category:National field hockey teams 6865:, and I will fix that in a moment. 5366:The other side of that coin is that 4319:Image:Flag of England (bordered).svg 4290:Image:Flag of England (bordered).svg 4190:use the other image. Happy editing. 4032:for consistent rendering instead of 3625:Template:Country data Western Sahara 3619:Template:Country data Western Sahara 1814:Hi! 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It uses 7167:United Kingdom flag template 7110:Women's basketball templates 6248:for more feedback, however. 6179:Please reply to my talk page 5982:, which is (was?) a project 5590:Category:British equestrians 4712:this Associated Press report 4572:college baseball WikiProject 4188:fr:Catégorie:Sport en Guyane 3893:the finals. I prefer to use 687:(take your pick) to replace 270:templates, like the ones at 7: 7195:{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} 6762:Field hockey teams template 6696:Federal Republic of Germany 6619:Winter Olympics medal count 6615:Summer Olympics medal count 5660:size to be used, it is the 5633:Summer Olympics medal count 5596:. So there is no confusion. 3235:Template:Rugby squad player 1382:{{country|flagcountry|...}} 1175:. Suggest, therefore, that 691:. The result is the same: 217:{{flagIOC|RSA|1992 Summer}} 10: 9320: 8160:still works as expected. 7337:1 October - 3 October 1954 7191:{{flagicon|Great Britain}} 6623:Total Olympics medal count 5375:{{fb|Republic of Ireland}} 4695:23:01, 23 March 2007 (UTC) 4678:22:57, 23 March 2007 (UTC) 4656:22:50, 23 March 2007 (UTC) 4623:22:30, 23 March 2007 (UTC) 4052:It sounds reassuring that 3809:|nat=Ireland |natvar=rugby 3001:I took a crack at editing 1558:but don't even know about 503:Mmh... anyway, look at my 373:OK, bad example. I though 254:17:16, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 237:15:58, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 210:08:10, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 185:15:46, 20 April 2007 (UTC) 162:14:53, 20 April 2007 (UTC) 139:14:47, 20 April 2007 (UTC) 111:20:09, 15 April 2007 (UTC) 9305:05:02, 24 July 2007 (UTC) 9277:02:57, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 9252:01:09, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 9234:00:11, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 9185:16:23, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 9136:00:08, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 9102:23:51, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 9079:23:44, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 9061:23:42, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 9032:23:33, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8783:22:51, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8749:22:46, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8694:22:43, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8683:22:29, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8661:15:31, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8625:19:06, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 8614:16:40, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 8597:16:33, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 8520:16:12, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 8495:07:59, 23 July 2007 (UTC) 8480:23:43, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8464:19:53, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8453:, otherwise it points to 8434:18:38, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8421:, and again, the link to 8346:18:26, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8314:16:29, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8202:16:05, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8183:14:40, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8124:14:31, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8111:14:21, 22 July 2007 (UTC) 8075:16:47, 20 July 2007 (UTC) 8003:02:23, 20 July 2007 (UTC) 7952:22:30, 19 July 2007 (UTC) 7927:22:21, 19 July 2007 (UTC) 7898:21:43, 19 July 2007 (UTC) 7865:21:23, 19 July 2007 (UTC) 7852:19:18, 19 July 2007 (UTC) 7802:17:45, 17 July 2007 (UTC) 7785:10:12, 16 July 2007 (UTC) 7765:10:08, 16 July 2007 (UTC) 7748:10:04, 16 July 2007 (UTC) 7739:23:09, 15 July 2007 (UTC) 7383: 7366: 7358: 7327: 7264:13:41, 15 July 2007 (UTC) 7228:21:52, 14 July 2007 (UTC) 7210:22:40, 14 July 2007 (UTC) 7201:refers to the island and 7184:04:04, 14 July 2007 (UTC) 7161:04:12, 12 July 2007 (UTC) 7146:Template:country flaglink 7139:01:37, 12 July 2007 (UTC) 7100:14:45, 13 July 2007 (UTC) 7083:09:02, 13 July 2007 (UTC) 7062:17:11, 12 July 2007 (UTC) 6940:06:03, 12 July 2007 (UTC) 6903:05:43, 12 July 2007 (UTC) 6870:05:04, 12 July 2007 (UTC) 6831:05:01, 12 July 2007 (UTC) 6806:18:01, 11 July 2007 (UTC) 6779:17:50, 11 July 2007 (UTC) 5624:Template:RankedMedalTable 5614:16:42, 10 July 2007 (UTC) 5539:16:04, 10 July 2007 (UTC) 5518:15:59, 10 July 2007 (UTC) 5484:22:11, 30 June 2007 (UTC) 5468:21:59, 30 June 2007 (UTC) 5449:13:53, 29 June 2007 (UTC) 5427:09:32, 29 June 2007 (UTC) 5403:03:51, 15 July 2007 (UTC) 5296:01:44, 15 July 2007 (UTC) 5273:13:45, 29 June 2007 (UTC) 5244:13:27, 29 June 2007 (UTC) 5225:13:23, 29 June 2007 (UTC) 5196:09:37, 29 June 2007 (UTC) 5183:09:19, 29 June 2007 (UTC) 5136:23:08, 28 June 2007 (UTC) 5089:23:05, 28 June 2007 (UTC) 5059:22:41, 28 June 2007 (UTC) 5030:22:38, 28 June 2007 (UTC) 5005:22:29, 28 June 2007 (UTC) 4988:22:28, 28 June 2007 (UTC) 4967:22:08, 28 June 2007 (UTC) 4936:22:02, 28 June 2007 (UTC) 4891:22:13, 27 June 2007 (UTC) 4882:21:16, 27 June 2007 (UTC) 4868:21:09, 27 June 2007 (UTC) 4846:17:20, 22 June 2007 (UTC) 4836:09:26, 22 June 2007 (UTC) 4822:09:24, 22 June 2007 (UTC) 4810:08:19, 22 June 2007 (UTC) 4788:07:40, 22 June 2007 (UTC) 4777:02:53, 22 June 2007 (UTC) 4755:00:35, 22 June 2007 (UTC) 4730:20:51, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4719:20:45, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4556:15:40, 11 July 2007 (UTC) 4542:13:14, 11 July 2007 (UTC) 4500:18:06, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4454:18:01, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4413:17:59, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4375:17:53, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4366:17:51, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4356:17:43, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4326:17:37, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4301:17:26, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4276:17:15, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4258:16:59, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4239:16:53, 20 June 2007 (UTC) 4195:12:32, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4178:official webpage, though. 4173:02:44, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4131:01:06, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4122:00:53, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4113:00:38, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4097:00:33, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4084:00:30, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4048:00:08, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 4014:. I have only added the 3994:00:01, 21 June 2007 (UTC) 3978:21:46, 19 June 2007 (UTC) 3961:19:21, 19 June 2007 (UTC) 3952:18:14, 19 June 2007 (UTC) 3943:15:57, 19 June 2007 (UTC) 3933:14:56, 19 June 2007 (UTC) 3902:18:29, 18 June 2007 (UTC) 3887:16:51, 18 June 2007 (UTC) 3868:18:57, 17 June 2007 (UTC) 3844:21:47, 15 June 2007 (UTC) 3834:21:43, 15 June 2007 (UTC) 3816:21:18, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 3790:21:02, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 3775:08:43, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 3760:06:45, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 3727:03:57, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 3720:Template:Country data IRE 3712:Template:Country data IRL 3710:, and it's "shortcut" of 3697:00:56, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 3605:21:10, 18 June 2007 (UTC) 3576:20:35, 18 June 2007 (UTC) 3551:20:32, 18 June 2007 (UTC) 3533:20:17, 18 June 2007 (UTC) 3520:20:05, 18 June 2007 (UTC) 3507:04:01, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 3475:01:04, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 3261:It should work with this: 2783:17:03, 10 June 2007 (UTC) 2747:09:12, 10 June 2007 (UTC) 2130:Please have a look here: 1988:List of IOC country codes 946:, which I have reversed. 7819:{{country|flagicon|...}} 7380: 7377: 7374: 7371: 7368: 7362: 6756:19:30, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6596:23:03, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6581:20:57, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6549:16:44, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6507:16:40, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6473:16:27, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6457:As for consensus, I see 6422:15:54, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6396:15:23, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6375:in your edits, but your 6355:02:42, 7 July 2007 (UTC) 6290:22:27, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6274:22:24, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6239:21:49, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6200:21:41, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6177:21:34, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6163:19:29, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6148:19:20, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6124:16:43, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6109:16:41, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6092:03:09, 8 July 2007 (UTC) 6068:17:33, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6050:10:01, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 6027:09:28, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 5999:17:33, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 5946:01:02, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 5913:00:58, 6 July 2007 (UTC) 5886:22:44, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5860:22:33, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5843:22:31, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5829:22:22, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5814:22:17, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5794:21:56, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5765:21:51, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5752:21:41, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5734:21:37, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5707:04:41, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5690:04:25, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5669:04:04, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5647:04:01, 5 July 2007 (UTC) 5503:12:59, 3 July 2007 (UTC) 5396:Talk:Republic of Ireland 4921:23:24, 3 July 2007 (UTC) 4907:23:17, 3 July 2007 (UTC) 4562:College Baseball Project 3688:instead of the state of 3664:20:56, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3650:20:45, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3632:20:41, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3443:21:05, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3421:21:00, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3396:20:51, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3382:20:35, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3361:20:26, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3342:08:28, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 3312:18:22, 5 June 2007 (UTC) 3301:16:55, 5 June 2007 (UTC) 3286:Template:Irish elections 3274:20:35, 4 June 2007 (UTC) 3256:20:20, 4 June 2007 (UTC) 3226:19:06, 30 May 2007 (UTC) 3213:19:03, 30 May 2007 (UTC) 3172:18:27, 30 May 2007 (UTC) 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2027:00:48, 23 May 2007 (UTC) 2009:19:56, 22 May 2007 (UTC) 1995:Infobox Country Olympics 1973:19:25, 22 May 2007 (UTC) 1959:19:54, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1941:19:44, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1923:19:18, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1893:19:13, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1863:19:08, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1842:19:03, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1833:17:40, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1823:17:34, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1804:17:00, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1790:16:56, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1775:18:57, 30 May 2007 (UTC) 1640:12:14, 24 May 2007 (UTC) 1574:16:53, 21 May 2007 (UTC) 1430:Now, earlier this year, 1398:{{country|flagicon|...}} 1325:13:40, 19 May 2007 (UTC) 1089:03:01, 18 May 2007 (UTC) 1048:18:44, 16 May 2007 (UTC) 982:20:11, 13 May 2007 (UTC) 972:20:07, 13 May 2007 (UTC) 9245:Brazilian topic du jour 8266:shortname alias ≠ alias 8244:shortname alias = alias 7306:includes the following: 7216:Belarus at the Olympics 6704:Unified Team of Germany 6587:He has now made 4RR on 5411:Flag of Royalist France 5023:{{sp|Northern Ireland}} 5021:If this was 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What do you think? 591:01:54, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 582:01:30, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 573:00:46, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 561:00:42, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 551:00:39, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 537:00:34, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 512:00:27, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 497:00:21, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 485:00:13, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 472:00:11, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 463:00:09, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 448:00:21, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 428:00:05, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 404:23:56, 1 May 2007 (UTC) 391:23:55, 1 May 2007 (UTC) 382:23:54, 1 May 2007 (UTC) 369:23:53, 1 May 2007 (UTC) 344:23:44, 1 May 2007 (UTC) 279:23:23, 1 May 2007 (UTC) 8968:Republic of China Navy 8900:Royal Netherlands Navy 8890:Republic of Korea Navy 8641:Need your expert help! 8507:The discussion was at 8400:{{flag|Ireland|4prov}} 7724:This new version uses 7271:{{USAdc|30|<br: --> 6674:East Germany 1956-1988 6345:Ulster Banner in this 5877:before protecting it. 5220:what I'm doing here! 4927:Country data N Ireland 4165:Outremer Champions Cup 4001:{{flag|French Guiana}} 3596:I resent that. The :) 1670:Falkland Islands — FAI 1656:articles, so it's not 1564:{{flagicon|Algeria}} ] 944:Template:country flag2 725:for articles like the 262:US state abbreviations 9127:now with the reason: 8948:Romanian Naval Forces 7714:Template:DavisCupbox2 5444:. Hope this helps! 5432:The problem was that 5311:Football (old team): 5208:is being replaced by 4215:Flag borders - part 2 4074:Flag of French Guiana 3718:and it's shortcut of 2153:Olympics. E.g. here: 2015:Participating nations 1274:{{flag+link|Algeria}} 906:Templates CRO and HRV 116:Template:6TeamBracket 42:of past discussions. 9207:User:João Felipe C.S 8081:Ireland flag (again) 8068:{{flagicon|Korea}} ] 7880:template:flagathlete 7841:{{country|name|...}} 7839:are instances where 7177:Dorothy Authterlonie 6666:All-Time Medal Count 6227:completely bypassing 6100:Jeu de Paume bracket 5530:is a subcategory of 5420:Napoleon I of France 5216:. Trust me, I know 4979:be altered, as this 4578:Pantelimon follow-up 4186:nor the articles in 3807:. For example, use 3714:for the former, and 3322:I left a comment at 2854:2004 Summer Olympics 2804:Yarroweyah, Victoria 1688:Norfolk Island — NFI 1414:{{country|flag|...}} 1291:to (something like) 927:no longer shows up. 8870:Irish Naval Service 8820:Royal Canadian Navy 8455:Republic of Ireland 8427:Republic of Ireland 8336:Republic of Ireland 8045:link alias-football 7016:Republic of Ireland 6969:Republic of Ireland 6957:Republic of Ireland 6702:Also, what did the 6613:I'm convinced that 6210:Your protection of 5387:Republic of Ireland 5166:Republic of Ireland 4737:Valencian Community 3690:Republic of Ireland 3459:. This looks fine: 3414:elegant, consistent 2343:More flag templates 1986:I intend to update 727:1934 FIFA World Cup 362:State of California 354:State of California 306:{{flagicon|USA-MI}} 301:{{flagicon|USA-MI}} 8978:United States Navy 8673:? I didn't at all 8536:{{flag|Ireland}} ( 7057:Hope this helps! 6234:instead. 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