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dates, and footnote retrieval dates; any decent character-parsing software should be able to recognize any of the standard date formats. Knowledge is written for human readers, not machine-readable computer language, and ISO-formatted dates are not permitted in Knowledge text. That they survive at all on Knowledge is more than a little annoying to those of who strive for articles written in a coherent and consistent variety of English which is related to each article topic. It is obnoxious that the defaults for Visual Editor footnotes would be set to ISO (e.g., "2016-02-09") and British/Commonwealth-style DMY dates (e.g., "9 February 2016") when more than half of the English language editors write in American English as their mother tongue, and more than half of the articles on the English Knowledge are written in American English. If adding what I believe to be a relatively simple automated fix to Visual Editor is technically impractical for whatever reason, then the simple solution would be to disable the auto-fill dates entirely; alternatively, I suppose editors maintaining articles written in American English could just revert these non-conforming Visual Editor date changes on sight, but that would defeat the whole point of having Visual Editor's auto-fill functions, wouldn't it? Something needs to be done about this, WAID, because it's a huge source of aggravation, annoyance and additional clean-up and maintenance work for good-faith editors caused by what is effectively an amateurish software glitch.

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assistance. Another "editor" (who will remain anonymous) made me feel as though I'm breaching some secret society by making minor corrections to the page of my ex-husband who was murdered 1997. Because of his children, his legacy is important to us and must be accurate, not culled by crawl bots from less than reputable non-news websites and blogs who write inaccurate info without exercising due diligence. I've been working as a consultant, publicist, photographer, and record label executive in R&B and hip hop for 46 years. I thought that I could contribute some background info (with appropriate research links and footnotes) on black American musicians who might otherwise be forgotten. Knowledge already has less entries on minorities as it is - I wanted to make this site more racially diverse. I rely on Knowledge greatly to assist my clients and for marketing strategies and business plans. However, it seems that my help is not wanted. I will not be making any more contributions in the future. But I really appreciate your help and professional work ethic.

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seems to enjoy it, and has been blocked before for edit warring a number of times but is doing this now. And when I put my case to the article talk page, his response? He followed me to another page I had just edited -- very clearly, if you look at the times of the edits and previous history of editing of that article -- and deleted my substantial addition that had many citations for the sentences, to many reliable newspapers. I've told another editor, but I do not know if he is the right person. But I told him here ... can you maybe take a look at this? It is very upsetting to have someone just delete your stuff willy nilly, and then follow you around to do it again for no sensible reason but enjoying upsetting you.

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stop, it's removal of sourced information. As if classical composers were anything special. Read the discussion on Boulez, it's kind of amusing when we get to ownership points. Imagine: one editor with 159 edits opposes, how many more edits do three supporters have to make who have now 14, 11 and 9 edits. Will opposers who never edited the article other than reverting get malus points? Sarcasm makes it bearable. What I (almost) can't take is the talk about my friend who died. I archived

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function. As presently structured, it violates the ENGVAR and MOS:DATE guidelines, in that it fails to recognize articles about American subjects, written in American English, with pre-established use of American-style dates -- including even those with MDY date templates. Frankly, a lot of us are tired of having to clean up these date messes, and having discovered one of the root causes is VE, it's time to do something about it.

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there are many similar pages to delete so if you have no CONSTRUCTIVE recommendations for IMPROVEMENT please do not destroy work in progress. I appreciate and effect all constructive recommendations. If my format is not correct, please advise as to the correct process to RELAY / catch / correct keyboard inaccuracies -- I suggested disambiguation but I was not certain that was the correct approach.

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is easily comprehensible to any computer, and if a given wiki doesn't like the date format, then either the date's display can be converted by the citation template (allegedly not hard) or the underlying wikitext can be changed by a bot (allegedly easy, and presumably something that needs to happen now on articles that that have dates added through all existing automated methods).

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completely unnecessary changes? Changes that are tough to see in the diff display and make no change whatsoever in the rendered text? This whitespace-churning increases editor workload for absolutely no benefit to the reader. For that matter, edit 4 in your list was fixing a non-mistake too, but at least it was easy to spot what the bot did.

3550:. Ok so you just removed the entire Notable Matters discussions and did general fixes. I'd ask that you mention that deletion next time in your edit summary if you could so it's a little clearer. The page has a number of copyright issues and I can't figure out a decent lede (law firms are annoyingly hard to do for some reason). -- 4826:. Doing it differently than 99.9% of how it is done causes problems. No example in WP:TRANS uses just a lead or even a couple of sentences. Doing a sentence is a complete waste. Paragraphs are understandable, but not a sentence. It also causes more problems than it solves. Being bold is fine, but not when someone objects. 1152:, I never put a speedy delete on the pages and you can't remove those. You can't remove Articles for Deletion tags either, which is what you did. You are removing prods that were applied from multiple people without addressing any of the concerns. You are removing Prods from people who are associated with 1156:, which means they are experts. You cannot use cagematch references except for specific matches. You might want to get a clue that every one of your added articles are being put up for deletion for the same reason. Stop using multiple IPs and your user account, you've already been warned about that. 5240:

You may not, lose anything in an edit conflict, but almost always my work is all lost. I am not remotely technical. I have zero ability to recover any of it. 50 minutes of work and sourcing is gone with no record of same. That is why I put the in use tag on the file. As I said, I appreciate help, but

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Please respect the tag on the file. You just lost me a ton of work. It is in use. I will release it as soon as I am finished, but now I have to reconstruct all the corrections I just did and lost. I love help, but put the "in use" tag on it to prevent edit conflicts. All my work just went up in smoke

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Thanks for tidying the references I've added on the Robert Black article. There is one thing which has somewhat confused me - the repeated tweaking of the ISBN for Nigel Weir's book 'British Serial Killers' (which I own). The ISBN I've added is now concise and correct (I just misplaced the order of a

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The problem is on mobile devices. Looking at the article on a cell phone, I only see three refs at a time. On a normal page, the entire screen contains refs. Also, one can only use their finger in the small ref box to scroll. On a normal page, one can scroll the refs with the entire screen. It's

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would be the best person to ask, therefore the ping. Unfortunately, she is the messenger, so she takes the brunt of people's VE ire, including mine. I'm also spending more and more of my time fixing VE and ContentCrapulator's mess ups. Problems are only increasing as old problems are not fixed and

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IM Publications, 1997." says no such thing about King Wladyslaw. Długosz's only reference to any homosexuality is in the year 1447 (3 years after Varna) at and is about King Casimir's court. Not about King Wladyslaw. If you insist on keeping the false reference in the article please provide the exact

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As I said, I wasn't the author of this material, and I don't claim that it was great quality- my part was simply to move it from the dab page (where it didn't belong) to its own article. Frankly, I'd have been quite happy for the uncited parts to be pruned and for it to be merged by others (more into

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This article is not a Promotional page and is incomplete as we are working on it. You recently removed the Academics, Awards and Featured form this article. Kindly let us complete and also let us know why Academics, Awards and Featured must not be mentioned in a biography of a Philosophy Scholar and

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Thanks for your work tidying the place up, but you need to be more careful with your botwork on the punctuation pages. You "corrected" a passage explicitly talking about the use of a double hyphen (i.e., --) with an en dash, entirely mucking up the point being made. (Don't worry: already fixed. Just

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ISO-formmatted dates (e.g., "2016-02-09") are computer gobbledygook that only are allowed to exist in footnote access dates because a handful of ISO-date-format enthusiasts refuse to permit their universal extermination. There is no meaningful difference between dates in text, reference publication

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service to figure out what date system is being used in an article has been considered, and a decision was taken to continue to provide exactly the same support for date formats as the old autofilling citation tool for the wikitext editor does, i.e., exactly none. Dates are served up in a form that

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with it unchecked. As the error on the page was already fixed, in this case by me, it did a cosmetic edit. Some errors are fixed before I get there. On most days, the bots runs are completed within 6 hours of the list being generated. It's a little later now with Magioladitis out of action. On

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Removed white space at the end of six paragraphs, out of ~40 possible places. This is neither hurting nor harming. You are the first person to ever complain about removing a space at the end of a paragraph in my 4 years of running the bot. They complaint seems to be it makes it hard to evaluate the

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While removing such spaces does not affect the text seen by the reader, the bot's edits do increase editor workload. They complicate the editing history of the article and make diffs between versions more time-consuming to go through. Many of these changes can be difficult to see and evaluate in the

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I'll try that next time. I have no confidence I will be able to do it. WP is not a platform for writers, as it expects one to have technical skill that many writers don't have. I have released the file. So feel free to do whatever you want to it. Right now am just trying to flesh it out. I'm almost

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Hello @BG19bot first of all thank you very much for your time and determination for the article of an actor Daniel Horvath, I translated the page from his Spanish version and really put all the useful references in order to give the best quality for wikipedia I could, therefore please check the bio

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LY) that there should be a lot more of this, especially for use in list articles for example. This would allow much more encyclopedic lists, whereby there was some definitional material available in the list rather than too often just a partially vague title which people can waste time on clicking

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I did a scan using your regex on 15% of enwiki's dump and got 42 articles. I looked at the first 15. They either: 1) had an error that CheckWiki agrees with 2) an error was fixed after the dump, 3) there is an error, but it is inside comment tags, thus CheckWiki doesn't flag it. Could you look

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the term “Smurf” also has a comfy place in the video game world. In the world of alt (alternate) and mule (strictly item storage) accounts or characters, smurfs have their own use. Smurfing is a way for high-level players to secretly slip into more noob-like environments and trounce everyone there.

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Thanks for all your hard work in taking on this job. I wanted to point out - mainly for complainants who want to "see better in the edit box" - that a line containing just a "*" leaves a visible gap in the edit box, but produces a list item that is neither displayed, nor announced by screen readers

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The two problematic fixes that pop into my head from the AWB talk pages are: 1) a blank line between nested section headers. To turn that off, one would need to turn off adding a blank line above any section header. 2) Sorting multiple references in a row into the order they appear in the article

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The last few times Magioladitis has been coming under criticism were for non-CheckWiki issues. It is valid criticism. Magioladitis' kryptonite is talk pages. The last couple of times, it is him getting overeager and his OCD kicking in. He also doesn't do edit summaries very well. I've received

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06:29, 23 February 2016 Bgwhite (talk | contribs) deleted page María Concepción Zúñiga López (A1: Very short article lacking sufficient context to identify subject of article (TW)) as stated the page was NOT an article but a RELAY page -- please reply to objections or suggest a better alternative;

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Thanks for sorting things out. For your information: Magioladitis specifically asks discussion to be placed on his talk page, not on Yobot's talk page, unless the intention is to stop yobot from running. "Please edit this page only if you want to stop Yobot. For comments and questions about its

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I moved the article per MOS to the correct apostrophe. There is no reason to complain about it and it wasn't a mistake. It wasn't a mistake on removing the redirect link. The MediaWiki software already converts "bad" apostrophe to the "good" (straight) apostrophe. So, if somebody types "Ado’s

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page. This means that you don't actually need to change the date format in the template; you just need to tell the template which the date format to use. Even better, the parameter to specify the format can be added by bot or AWB to 100% of templated citations in an article, rather than just the

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transformed into anything except a question about whether the writer meant January 2nd or Feburary 1st. Perhaps you will disagree, but it seems to me that the ISO format – and knowing that you will always get an ISO format from this service – is actually an improvement over that ambiguous date.

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I heard yesterday that he (Kamphaus) is getting frail but held the service to inaugurate a new chapel. After my Easter FAC, I will look if I can add that. - I was reverted on Pierre Boulez, and a newbie on Georges Bizet. I went right into the lion's den, project composers: this reverting needs to

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This is also why I disagreed with the decision to nominate it for speedy deletion; the nominator conceded on the talk page that he'd nominated it simply because it had previously been deleted, and when I pointed out that there *was* a reference, he/she agreed and intended to remove it the notice.

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Since 2007, I have attempted to contribute both information and donations to this site. My money is accepted but the editors have been less than helpful. You are the first person here who did not make me feel ignorant and inconsequential. I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kindness and

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I have reverted your deletion of the charming little poem in honour of the G2 expressway between Beijing and Shanghai that I found on Twitter the other day. Your credentials within Chinese literature is not visible from your profile. I thought the reason for deletion "all messed up" was a little

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Hi. I am not sure where to take this, but I see you have also edited an article I edit, and are a wikipedia administrator. I have run into an editor who I don't think is editing fairly. He just deletes what I add, even though it has reliable newspapers as sources. With not-a-reason reasons. He

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Yes, of course. "01-02-2016" is ambiguous and is therefore not a valid representation of a single data value. It represents two dates, not one. But anybody who writes "13 Feb 2016" or "February 13, 2016" or "The thirteenth of February in the year 2016" is writing a date that "can be transformed

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rationale for this edit. Is there a broad consensus for that? It seems some might prefer to relegate #64 to "general fixes" status, i.e. something that is only done in conjunction with another, less cosmetic, change that is made when AWB users have the checkbox for "Apply general (minor) fixes"

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I fail to see how that is at all responsive. I didn't say a thing about the correction of punctuation after a reference. Indeed, I made a point of saying that the bot did make a couple of worthwhile edits. My comment has to do with removal of whitespace that doesn't affect the rendered output.

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Not sure that I am rushing around. I was trying to clean up 8 year orphans, so the changes the bot and you have done to my edits may well have reorphaned the respective articles. I will look at a better way of doing what I did in the relevant articles and make sure they are still no longer

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BG, I have no prior experience with WAID or the WMF software people. My issue is simple: they need to either include an option for American-style MDY dates, or they need to stop having auto-fill dates altogether (including the present no-option DMY and ISO dates) for the footnote completion

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I'm not saying a thing about "fixing mistakes" (1 through 3 in your list). My point is exactly that a space at the end of a paragraph is neither hurting nor harming, therefore is not a "mistake" and should not be "fixed". Why should "part of Knowledge" be looking at a diff that includes six

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to be considered a ref. There previous rational was there was no references with another comment saying they remember the term, but it wasn't notable. You had to have references that meet GNG to overcome the previous deletion. I also deleted it after it had been nominated for deletion.

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I also left you a note on your talk page. It appears you are not following guidelines and rushing around. You are brand new, take some time to learn. You are doing things how you think it should be done, not how it really should be done. That's fine as I did that too when I was new.

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You didn't see the rest of the message. Nobody can see these without the special font installed. A language that has been dead for ~1,500 years is not something that people will have installed on the computer. There is no reason to have the column when only very, very few can see it.

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Ah yes. So it looks like I made a mistake with the first character "Aleph" (should have been U+10B80) and then you assumed the rest of the characters were in that range. To reiterate, Psalter Pahlavi's block in Unicode is not in PUA. I'll restore the previous version and correct the

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As far as I can tell, most of the complaints here are about edits that are included as part of AWB's general fixes. If you do not like those fixes, which are performed by many bots and by human editors who use AWB, an AWB talk page seems like the right venue for those complaints. –

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Sorry, I didn't see any messages at Yobot's talk page. You did follow the rules. However, just denying Yobot won't fix the issue. I was at the article with AWB and I was going to do the same thing Yobot did. Either the article needs to be "fixed" or the bot deny expanded (ie

1825:. This way, you can work on it without the fear of it being deleted. I should warn you that every article must stand on its own. Currently, Plummer isn't close to being notable. Also, the funeral chapel ref isn't reliable for most things as the info comes from the family. 4658:. I don't see this as a problem Maigoladitis. Eno Lirpa is adding transcluding just to article's lead. In some cases, only a sentence. There is no need to transclude a sentence. They currently don't appear to be used. Eno Lirpa is doing it completely different than what 902: 4895:, which is referred from WP:TRANS re lead examples. By the way, WP:TRANS does give an example of three short sentences being transcluded, ie, Joseph Gordon-Levitt re Hit Record. So are you saying if it a short paragraph and something similar to that it is okay? (See also 3503:

here. What exactly did you do? It's changed quite a bit more than a "general fix" to me. I think references were removed and while the prior editor was clearly promotional, that wasn't a revert and fix but something more. Can you please explain a bit of your reasoning? --

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into whatever date format any wiki wants". The ISO format has no "main advantage" in that respect and nobody needs work in ISO format. It's fine for computers to read, but remains a pretty poor choice for human readers, with compactness being its only redeeming feature.

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short. If you would care to elaborate on why the poem did not belong there in your opinion? It is not uncommon that major infrastructure projects in China lend themselves to poetic praise, and such have been included in other Wiki articles. Do you read Chinese at all?--

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Sigh... I briefly skimmed your talk page and saw Infobox and composer in same message and stopped there. Yup, that is one thing to ignore on Sunday. Interesting article on Kamphaus. He is one person I'd like to get to know and like to be 1/10th of a person he is.

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of this actor and hope that you will approve and be able to arrase the tag of multiple issues because there is all related information is given already. Thank you very much for your consideration, if you have any question please do not hesitated to contact back.--

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Beyond the obvious fixes... Removed the notable cases section as they aren't notable and were promotional. I'm sure "notable" cases were handled in which they lost. The last three sections were copyright violations. Community partnerships was copied from

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theorem" into the search box, it comes up with the straight apostrophe link. There are no redirects set up for Ado's theorem with bad apostrophe. There is no reason for the keeping the redirect as the software already handles it. Please delete it again.

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if it has an in use tag on it, I cannot imagine why you would edit it. As soon as I reconstruct this paragraph, I am out for the night, so you are free to do whatever you want to it and I will change the tag, as I always do when I am not actively editing.

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small minority that are added through citoid, so it solves all the date-formatting problems, regardless of choice of tools or the decade that the template was added, instead of just the ~4% of newly added dates that happen to come from Citoid this year.

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Obviously the bit that is in ISO format can then be re-rendered into any other desired format. The point is that we don't have to input ISO dates to get a date in our preferred format - any valid date will do - so ISO offers no advantage over any other

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and separate the errors which are sufficiently severe to justify an immediate edit from those which need to be combined with another error to justify an automated edit. Also, can't AWB detect when the primary reason for an edit, as identified

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Get lost. Don't write here anymore. I don't want to see or hear of your bullying. Go pick on somebody else. Read the edit summary for a change. Fram understood with what I am doing. Yet another example of do as I say and not as I do.

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Anyway, when I saw "still has no refs" I assumed you'd simply rubberstamped the "speedy" without checking my response. As I said, whether or not it was technically correct, the deletion summary was misleading and unhelpful in that context.

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issues has been approved. This will appear to be a cosmetic change to most people. Could you look at the bottom of the request for a proposed edit summary. Comments on the summary, example and anything else would be greatly appreciated.

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Bgwhite: the first edit above was polite, civil and to the point. Yet your first response was "get lost". This is not how a bot operator should respond to queries about their bot's edits. Please don't let yourself get wound up by Lugnuts.

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It's interesting that definition lists are handled differently by the wiki-parser. A line containing only any number of ":" is ignored completely, allowing visible gaps to be placed the edit-box of threaded discussions without problem.

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checked. Maybe if two or more "minor" fixes can be made with the same edit, the combination of multiple minor fixes might rise to a level sufficient to justify an edit. Maybe, if this hasn't yet been done, the community can review the

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many errors, I run the bot and fix manually anything the bot didn't correct. I've gotten complaints that I should wait later in case of vandalism causing the error. The bot will make cosmetic edits. I try to keep it at a minimum.

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Yes I can understand that, and thanks for the background. Somewhat hypocritical of Lugnuts ... Calling a good faith editor a troll is unacceptable, and as it happened as recently as this morning I think a block is in order. — Martin

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for the notes & references section, as I think the "overflow style" looks more organized there with the long, ongoing list of notes & references, unless there is a policy, which I am not aware of, disallows that. Thank you.

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I see you are misformatting the page. Kindly stop. It's great to increase accessibility. There are limits to it. Displaying formatting on a page about formatting is one of them. (If there's an overriding policy, kindly link it but

260:: please stay off this page for at least a week because your continual comments are being perceived as harassment (even if they are not intended so). If there are serious errors, please draw them to attention of myself or WP:AN. 4358:

Your revision has corrupted the layout of the mixed mode sum. Was this intentional? I would suggest to you that leaving it in its corrupt form is not helpful to readers, even if it does enable the bots free reign. After all

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I haven't a clue what you are saying as it appears you don't know English. I haven't edited the articles, so I don't know you left a message here. I just edited them and they are in poor shape. There are no references.

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The majority of CheckWiki errors below #89 predates my time. Most of these were added 2009-2010 when CheckWiki was being greatly expanded. It was being done as a joint enwiki/dewiki doohickey. When I took over in 2013,

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for certain automated editing and have followed the trail of discussion to here. You're both very valuable editors that Knowledge cannot afford to lose, so I hope these issues can be resolved. I see that you both work the

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in punjab is more then 1000 is you gonna make articles on then common it's wikipedia man people in punjab is like every one wanna singer and most people make a song like joke and you gonna putt on wikipedia all of them

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Don't quite get "painted in rock colour". The cathedral was grey when I was I child, "original" colours restored in the 20th century, - and even more original in a second round of restoration which is ongoing inside.

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My only complaint would be the removal of the some refs. I don't know what the refs said or if they are correct to use. Adding some refs back into the article would be very good idea. Everything else looks good.

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says "Comparisons are odious", but I suspect you may not be quite right in your assertion about the proportion of editors speaking American English. Of course, the important numbers are those of readers: there are

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Don't listen to that. I practice the art if ignoring. Did you know that there was edit war on my talk? I said I would ignore on Sunday but am still sort of speechless. Did you know that I wrote an article on a

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Thank you for considering this suggestion. I realize you are acting in good faith to improve the encyclopedia as you see it, but please consider that you are making unnecessary work for those who follow you.

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little criticism. Criticism is usually either Lugnuts, somebody not understanding the error (like message below), article fixed before I arrived and the vast majority of complaints, "this is how I want it".

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Many editors are in the habit of hitting the space bar at least once after every period, even if the period is at the end of a paragraph. There is no effect on the rendered text, so no reason to remove it.

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The linking of the page in itself was quite deliberate, because the linked item is part of section transcluded text into other articles and from there there needs to be a link back to the source article.

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Good grief, what a mess that article is. I've taken an axe to the fontsizing, the hidden content, and the scrolling references. No doubt there will be some blowback, but we have a manual of style for a

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Wikidata will have a new data type called "external-id". It will be used for references to external resources. It will be enabled on February 16. Some properties will be changed to the new data type.

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It was messed up. Don't copy straight from the twitter feed as it adds alot of extraneous material A twitter poem is not notable. This is the English Knowledge, not Chinese. Write English here.

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You said, "...enters them into the search box". I said, "So, if somebody types "Ado’s theorem" into the search box,". Your stated reason for the redirect was search box. I only said search box.

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I don't know who is right or wrong. Syntax was done wrong. I noticed an established editor reverting different people, so I reverted again. I suggest you take it up on the article's talk page.

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Two bot edits on different days because the same problem shows up on the lists and two manual edits by me isn't 3RR. What do you not understand about not writing on my talk page. Get lost!!!!

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Accoording to Stefan Kühn you manage the check wikipedia project these days. Can you drop code 006, no defaultsort with special characters, for nlwiki as we now switched to uca-nl sorting, see

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Rjwilmsi: Will you ask checkwiki to add exception for section, either entirely ignoring page or ignoring text within section tags for this self link rule? 30 matches 42% I'll stop there. --

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There was no new MediaWiki version last week. Changes that were planned to happen last week will happen this week instead. This is because of a bug that made saving pages take longer time.

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There is no such thing as a "RELAY" page. You had part of an article, I think that's what it was, listed there. I hadn't a clue what you were trying to do. You might be thinking of a

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of MediaWiki will be on test wikis and MediaWiki.org from 16 February. It will be on non-Knowledge wikis and some Wikipedias from 17 February. It will be on all wikis from 18 February (

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of MediaWiki will be on test wikis and MediaWiki.org from 9 February. It will be on non-Knowledge wikis and some Wikipedias from 10 February. It will be on all wikis from 11 February (

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I draw your attention to the rules of use (again) - "Do not make controversial edits with it. Seek consensus for changes that could be controversial at the appropriate venue" Thanks.

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Every cell in the Unicode columns were empty boxes. They are boxes in both Chrome and Firefox. Thus, the average English reader cannot see these without special fonts installed.

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I don't think you understood my response. It has nothing with the bot being fixed. There are some errors that require the "whitespace only" to be unchecked. The bot ran on

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My approach is about encyclopedic consistency between articles, not just reusing volumes of material, hence one sentence, one paragrpah, or a whole section are all important.

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I understand the frustration. However, I may not have been clear: Reference autofilling is not actually happening in the visual editor. The autofilling service is called

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You can join the next meeting with the VisualEditor team. During the meeting, you can tell developers which bugs you think are the most important. The meeting will be on

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You can join the next meeting with the VisualEditor team. During the meeting, you can tell developers which bugs you think are the most important. The meeting will be on

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If you find yourself having insomnia, then I can relay a list of reasons, but I assume that the interesting parts are the bottom line and possible ways to cope with it.

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You can join the next meeting with the VisualEditor team. During the meeting, you can tell developers which bugs you think are the most important. The meeting will be on

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You don't lose any work in an edit conflict. Press back button in the browser and do a copy/paste. I've suffered hundreds of edit conflicts and never lost anything.

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The difference in article count is even more interesting because my regex finds things yours doesn't. I won't have time to look at this in detail for a few more days.

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video gaming). However, I *wouldn't* have recreated a deleted article if I'd felt that the previous rationale applied verbatim, and I still don't believe that it did.

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s "Elizabeth Meyer – Queen of the J-Class" article. I can't see the difference between the two links, so I assume that the original URL contains a unicode character.

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A few editors might have been logged in as someone else because of a bug. For security reasons everyone was logged out on 9 February. If you have seen this bug, you

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as the bracket was correct. Understandable as it looks like an error in isolation, but I thankfully checked it as AWB and bot edits on maths pages often go wrong.--

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I hope the explanations on my talk page and yours were a sufficient invitation for you to join our club and provide positive contributions to this encyclopedia.

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BoldTitle: don't do anything if article contains section tags as "section" is used to transclude text in other articles so self link may be a valid use case. --

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ok Sorry I choosed the wrong way should have moved it to correct title and one more thing I didn't copied your talk page style but can I copy now? amazing work

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there are only 115 articles. Please note that the last scanned dump was on 2016-02-03. I tried to scan the last dump (2016-02-03) using AWB. I set this regex:

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at some of the articles in the list and see what is going on? You can also leave the list (first couple hundred) in you sandbox and I can take a look at it.

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Other sites will be able to tell when visitors come from links on Knowledge and other Wikimedia sites. They used to be able to do this until we started using

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It is not the community's job to wrap things in tags to protect them from your bots. If your bots are malformatting pages, it is your job to tone it down. —

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I turned off #006 and #037. How is it, you can file a phab ticket and have it done in a week, but phab tickets to fix VE bugs never see the light of day?

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that tries to find the right pages as the user is typing. It will also recognize some typos. This will probably happen in March. It is currently in beta.

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I looked for any date issues in phabricator and I did not find any. However, searching that thing isn't the easiest, so there still maybe a bug report.

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Should note that I just got finished with a 2,000 article bot run. It involved deleting white space, therefore the "whitespace only" box was unchecked.

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is the screen shot that shows the general fixes checkbox. When I first started using AWB, I had it unchecked but now I leave it checked most of the time.

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Oh and I did see the rest of your message, I just assumed you were arguing against having PUA characters in an article. No malice or incompetence here.

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The bot didn't remove any references or info. There were two identical references, so it combined them. This is called a "named reference". See

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and deal with Table of Contents placement. Depending where the ToC is at, screen readers either won't see article text or can't see the ToC (see

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CheckWiki does catch false-positives or the error is the only way it can be done in the article. For these cases we do use a whitelist system.

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diffs display. This can sometimes cause a lot of wasted time and effort for later editors trying to figure out what a previous edit has done.

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I see you removed the frac template that I placed. This was done for accessibility reasons. It lets screen readers know it is a fraction.

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It's no accusation, it's a fact and a request. If the bot's already been fixed, great. If not, please fix it. If it's a one off, carry on.

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You seem to be pretty senior, so I'll leave the mess for you to deal with in the correct manner and will monitor how you do so. Regards,

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into whatever date format any wiki wants. {{cite web|url=http://www.example.com|title=Example Page |df=mdy|date=2016-02-09}} displays as

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Sometimes the bot adds a label to a reference and inexplicably also removes the reference info, as is shown in the following two edits:

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The "this is how I want it" crowd is the most vocal and I've gone to ANI over this repeatedly. These are over accessibility errors

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is the main page to report problems or questions. However, it is worthless to report problems as they will end up being ignored.

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If the first character is a PUA and I cannot see any of the rest of the characters, then there is no need for the Unicode column.

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Like I said if it's a one-off, whatever. This seems to have been caused by prior vandalism rather than by operator negligence.

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I don't believe I was using it as a "blunt instrument". The problem lies specifically with Yobot and so I only blocked Yobot.

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It also added a newline between a template call and a comment related to the template call - I wanted them on the same line.

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Thanks for cleaning up my edits. It was my 1st try at a rewrite intended to update and improve neutrality. Have I succeded?

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or just delete to make a way for the draft move and then redirect it back to original article. I've already requested it at

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The Unicode character in the first row (Aleph) is U+F080. PUA range is U+E000..U+F8FF. Therefore, the character is a PUA.

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How do I stop the BG19bot edits on articles, or at least parts of articles, for at least #48, such as the recent ones on:

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Change or remove it as I didn't add it or know the subject. Of course, my wife says I talk gibberish and knows nothing.

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in the dark, etc. Similarly I strongly suggest that it should be often used as an alternative to just partially blind

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from the Wikimedia technical community. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

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will be available as a beta feature on Wikidata, MediaWiki, Commons, and all Hebrew and French wikis on 19 February.

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from the Wikimedia technical community. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

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from the Wikimedia technical community. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

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Maybe if certain "general fixes" are problematic when done by bots, those can be left for supervised editing only.

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When you get a notification that an edit has been reverted, the notification now quotes part of the edit summary.

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because it has display:none set. It's a work-around that is less than optimal, but might deflect some complaints.

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page that I had tried to correct. The reference inserted in the article is bogus. The the book, "Długosz, Jan.

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even uses lead section inclusion as an example. Sure I have picked the first sentence. I strongly suggest (

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I believe you are mistaken in believing Psalter Pahlavi is in a PUA. Perhaps you are confusing the range U+1

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Yup, why reinvent the wheel when one can copy. Do it all the time myself. It's your call on what to do.

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As stated in the reference summary, there were no references. Also, Knowledge is not a place to put up a

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on the Accessibility MOS page states why. BTW, VE is causing errors to show up for #64. They usually go

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No problem, maybe Check Knowledge uses a different (not perfect?) regex. I have a question: look for ex.

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you put on the speedly deletion that if i improve the articles that could delete the speedly deletion.

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finished with that and then will do some editing. Trying to get her to GA for Women's History Month.

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don't meet accessibility guidelines. I personally can't make out the fraction. You may want to use

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actions please use Magioladitis' talk page", which was why there were no comments there to be seen.

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Stop with your threats. I've asked you 5 times now not to write here. NEVER WRITE HERE AGAIN!!!!

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All because of edits that do not improve the article for the reader, not in the slightest detail.

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which specifically mentions reference lists among the elements that we don't allow to scroll. --

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that some edits performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. They are as follows:

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s, giving some definitional material which people can read before they click down a blind alley.

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researcher. Kindly guide and assist as The professor associated is the only teacher guiding non

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I just moved a sentence, with the image as a ref, from the article and into the image caption.

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It’s also used to get around certain constraints that the higher level account has to deal with.

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We can do it your way. There is the Unicode at the bottom of the article anyway. Happy AWBing.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/User_talk:HJ_Mitchell#And_now_the_editor_I_mentioned_is_hounding_me

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I also disagree with your portrayal of the reference, which includes the on-topic content: "

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as an example of what they feel is a "cosmetic edit", as I understand it. The edit summary (

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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to get an idea of easy it might be to do that job. There's some test data with results at

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Still need to study the rest of your reply above, but just a couple of immediate notes:

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You can join the next meeting with the Architecture committee. The topic this week is

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You can join the next meeting with the Architecture committee. The topic this week is

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an online copy of the book (although I assume you've verified this). Kind regards. --

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But there are always those two concerns in this situation: the search box and links.

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diff. People and bots make changes to articles everyday. This is part of Knowledge.

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says to do. If Eno Lirpa follows standard procedure, this wouldn't be a problem.

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I would like you to consider not making such non-rendering edits in the future.

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As an en dash is normal in 99.9% of these situations, you might want to use the

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I said you can copy the talk page style, just avoid the neon green background.

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Please check these pages and fix the errors highlighted. If you think this is a

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Wikidata will have a new data type called "math". It will be used for formulas.

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thing being changed is one single item in the "general (minor) fixes" category?

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I was just showing you how to recover for next time, so you don't lose work.

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I never thought it was a mistake to move the article. And the software does

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into whatever date format any wiki wants. In 2013 I made a draft Lua module

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I'm going to chime in here, asking that your bot stop doing edits like this

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I don't know what else to say. Sorry for fixing mistakes on your article.

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article, which has a column for the Unicode even though I can't see it.

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BG, who is in charge of the software and features for "visual editor"?

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Fixed a case where wikilink and text were the same thing (automorphism).

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page for the reference, otherwise one should remove the false reference.

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I'm afraid I don't understand your comment. The three rule I see are:

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Remove the template tag once the underlying problem has been resolved.

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template. This will tell humans and AWB to not "correct" it. Also

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That was what I needed to know. I will work on that. -- startarrant

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You are a glutton for punishment. I made a suggestion over there. –

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IMHO, this article should (at most) have been a PROD, not a speedy.

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you stated that the article "Had no refs then, still has no refs".

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Some errors look as if they are minor, but have "reasons". Errors

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Yes, ignoring text between section tags for #48 would be perfect.

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What I'm saying about is that you are doing it differently than

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Origin_theories_of_Christopher_Columbus

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Here's hoping this may save you from some bludgeoning. Cheers --

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doesn't seem to do anything noticeable to the article. Thanks.

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I've submitted a bug report and it has been quickly ignored.

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