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5066:, then this bot came along and marked sections confusing and needing clarification. How is it supposed to be believed a bot even ‘knows’ this? Or, did a person use it in a semi-automated way (but seems you don't need a bot just to add a tag?) If so, it doesn't all seem appropriate, because mathematical Pythagoreanism, Platonism, Neopythagoreanism, Neoplatonism (the last two also including modern revivals) are the most in-depth/complex philosophies, too hard to understand for 90% to 99.9% of people who have simpler or less logic-/math-focused views of reality... that doesn't mean a mathematical philosophy article is confusing (any more than some advanced, university-level, computational or geometric math article 99.9% of people don't study) rather than hard to understand--it means those people need to study more. It's not clear what was asked for clarification on, but it seems the details are (and should remain in) the referenced article or haven't been stated yet by the author responding to Tegmark, though different possibilities exist in higher/graduate-level mathematics.-- 2397:

edits) does not notify all users who had edited in the interim time that they have been reverted. From later seeing the pages I watched edited by the bot, this would have happened on maybe five or so articles, so "day after day" seems like an exaggeration, as I did 95% of them on one day. Again, it just seems like I was singled out for blame because you/BG19bot didn't pick up the missing center tag errors when Egg Creations or whoever made {{center}} a thing for 2016 year-end lists added them earlier on. Most of the time, I wasn't even introducing the center tags on pages; I was separating references from ranks by closing the first center tag, then opening a new center tag, so any that weren't closed (on pages with pre-existing center alignments) were not errors initially made by me.

609: 4731:, all because of a few people who decided that they were going to stick two fingers up at the principle authors because they wanted an infobox. There are only so many RfCs you can take. To have a bunch of people turn up and force an infobox onto something you've slaved away on for the best part of two months it is tantamount to bullying. The people who do this have generally had no prior involvement in the article's construction and probably don't even know the subject, if truth be known. They get summonsed by a bot and then lemming vote support without even bothering to take into account the feelings of the principle author. It's sickening. That is why I no longer write. What's the point? 798: 540:

past several years, I've only run BRFA 7-9. On the usual daily routine, both Yobot and BG19bot don't do anything differently that I'm aware of. Yobot isn't getting in trouble for running CheckWiki or any other of its approved runs via "common sense". Also, as Yobot/Magioladitis has been in trouble in the past, people do complain more about Yobot/Magioladitis than another bot doing the same thing. If a person sees BG19bot on their watchlist, they may ignore it while a Yobot sighting brings scrutiny. Magioladitis and I both "joke" that if Anomiebot was named Yobot, it would have been shut down by now. Anomiebot allows anyone to run certain jobs and those "anyones" cause problems.

4704:. It used to be that over 75% of your edits were about writing articles. The dark red and green dominated. For the last 2+ years, except for three months, less than ~25-33% of your edits were about writing articles. If I counted correctly, you had 11 FAs in three years. You've had 3 FAs in the last 2+ years. Talk pages are now your primary editing concerns. You were a content creator, now you are talk page writer who does articles on the side. I'll repeat from above... You need to go back to content, which is what you do best and which helps Knowledge the most. I also bet you were much happier on Knowledge when writing mostly on articles. 2359:

added an additional center tag without closing the one another editor (most likely Egg Creations) forgot, which you obviously blamed on me because you only noticed it after I did it. That wasn't going to make me see it anyway. You could have left me a message on my talk page if you actually thought it was my fault instead of doing a revert to a previous revision in December that I only saw now. It appears most of what you and your bot do is fix broken bracket or missing closing tag problems, so why single my errors out to personally revert? Why not revert all the editors who make a couple of mistakes?

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signature is red. When I decided to semi-retired, something needed to give way, and I chose content creation. The reason for this is because of dispute like we've just seen. Why should bother to invest my time and money into something when shit like the kind we've seen today happens time and time again? Writing FAs is a thankless task; all that time spent building a quality article; all that money spent on buying books and subscriptions; for what? Nothing. It's evident Jimbo hates the FA writer and it's obvious the community do too. The

742: 735: 31: 4369:. That means if you block Cassianto for a week, the person who provoked him gets a week's block as well. My preferred mechanism for dealing with it is to hat the conversation with a mildly condescending message such as "not now, chaps". It isn't directed at any specific editor and it avoids anyone else taking third-party offence. I haven't had too many complaints about that. For "fuck off" in an edit summary, best thing is to ignore it, but if the offended party can't possibly 698: 1656: 757: 2052: 3334: 2702: 168: 3392: 3367: 222: 1649: 1820:(hyphen to endash and expand redirected template). It said the error it fixed was "Punctuation goes before References." but that is incorrect, there was no reference before punctuation and it did not "fix" such an error (it did reorder two refs that were both after a period). I don't really mind this edit, but I'm letting you know because some people are likely to raise a big fuss if these issues are recurrent. :) 2273: 1147: 3722:. I quote: "Administrators are expected to respond promptly and civilly to queries about their Knowledge-related conduct and administrator actions". If you are going to wade in and take an administrative action at the request of someone posting to your talk page, you don't have the luxury of walking away and avoiding follow-up discussions because you're too busy. I also consider you involved since you have 2170:, any CheckWiki fixes, whether a broken bracket fix, ISBN fix or any other, are done via Genfixes because that is what fixes the problem. Comments about cosmeticbot are unfortunately not new the past couple of weeks. Ever since the Yobot mess blew up, I've been getting this all over the place, plus lovely insults. So far, the bot's edit did what the edit summary has stated. I'm getting run down. 2862: 1297: 1189: 827: 401: 2419:

same day. When I did look at an edit of yours, you happened to cause the error. That's why I focused on you. I've been guilty of doing something wrong, then using that as a copy/paste type template, thus spreading it to other articles. I didn't know if that is what you did or something else. My goal was you to get notified, say oops, revert me, correct the mistake and not do it again.

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discussions and many of the discussions went downhill. Any ANI discussion would be fruitless. I see the majority of people wanting an unblock on Cassianto's page also in the dicussions supporting him in ANIs. I then started writing Drmies for his advice, which is what I've done in the past. More I wrote, the more I started thinking about a block instead and when Cassianto posted

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somewhere in a 294 page range instead of the correct "p. 3-296". I realise why the bot made the change (and everything else it did was helpful and appropriate, so thanks for its contributions). What I would like to know is: if I change this single reference back to what it should be, how do I avoid your bot (or any other) making the same erroneous change again? Many Thanks.

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that the infobox should stay. The ones I commented in contained the same two groups and I've seen those two groups in other discussions. Those discussions have been civil. The infobox group you encountered is new to me, but appears similar to the other one... same group of people wanting to get rid of an infobox.

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AWB does DEFAULTSORT depending on what categories and infoboxes are present. For example, if an Infobox person or a living/died category is on the page, then AWB treats DEFAULTSORT as a person. There are other infoboxes and categories AWB uses. As AWB didn't find one, AWB didn't treat the article

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punctuation, so the bot is following MOS as it is currently written. To me, it doesn't matter where the colon is at because readers and editors will get confused in both cases. Editors put both line specific and list specific refs in the same spot. If you don't want the bot to move it, I'd suggest

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I had nothing to do with Catherine Zeta-Jones; more flawless research, I see. I should also remind you that I've semi-retired. That means I'm partly active. To be fully active would mean I'd be open to write articles and frequent talk pages. I asked Floquenbeam to delete my user page, hence why my

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because I think Cassianto's language is acceptable, because I don't, but rather it will stop anger flying around on talk pages which doesn't help the encyclopedia get written. In the long term, I feel utterly drained from hearing about these silly and petty infobox feuds, and somebody really needs to

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Hi, this page wasn't an exact duplicate of the Knowledge article, but an updated version with news elements and entries, I created it to propose to main contributors an improved version before change the main article. My version has 183 entries whereas the Knowledge article has 97 entries. So I would

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I fixed I don't know how many music articles, with the same problem, for several days without thanks and the days after. When I started noticing a pattern, I noticed you were the common thread. There were different editors and IPs editing just before I arrived, but you were always there editing the

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I do read my notices. I did not receive a red "1" notice at the top of my page, and as far as I aware (from later coming across users who did it on other pages I had edited), reverting to a previous revision using Twinkle or whichever Knowledge tool (excluding clicking "undo" manually or rolling back

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was wrong. Perhaps it was concentrating on sorting out a non-standard character, but it then left him sorting by forename instead of surname. Now noticed that it was in 2015 - does that mean that there are a pool of incorrect sortkeys from around that date, which no-one has noticed, and which ought

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Are you saying I'm harassing Bgwhite by questioning his block and asking him to respond to my concerns, after he had been here chatting with Mitchumch? Are you saying I'm patronizing him by linking to "relevant page in the administrators' guide"? Just clarifying, since you appear to be responding to

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need to prevent this person from editing the encyclopedia, so I self-reverted. You could have punted the whole discussion off to ANI and watched consensus play out from a safe distance; perhaps there would have been a block, perhaps something else, perhaps a whole load of hot air and drama, but what

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errors, but I didn't add any year-end entries. Most were added by the user Egg Creations, who chose to use the template around the rank and ref, warping the sortable function for numerical values in that column, and on several articles, not closing the center tag (I fixed a few myself, but evidently

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How many FAs a person has done should never be a factor in determining if a person is civil or not. Unforetunely I keep seeing this done over and over again. There should be no protected class, but there are. Cassianto is no longer a content creator. He's been a talk page stalker on infoboxes

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Loaded question. BG19bot, Yobot and several other bots have the same BRFA approval for CheckWiki. Anything CheckWiki related, both Yobot and BG19bot do the same things. Yobot has more BRFAs than BG19bot, thus runs more things. We are both not running all the BRFAs we were approved for. For the

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Some abuse filters for uploaded files have not worked as they should. We don't know exactly which filters didn't work yet. This means some files that filters should have prevented from being uploaded were uploaded to the wikis. MediaWiki.org and Testwiki have been affected since 13 October. Commons

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I've only done one FA and I did it for myself. I did it to do research, learn and write. I didn't do it for anybody else or what anybody else thought about it. I enjoyed doing everybit of it. I really hope you find enjoyment in Knowledge again, whether by writing an FA, helping someone else on

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As for the infoboxes.... One of the more infamous "fun-filled" messes around here were the Infobox wars. It got so bad it went to ARB. Battles are still going on. I try to stay away from them, so I'm pretty much cluess to the majority of it, thank goodness. I have commented in a couple of them

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I didn't add a ref or anything else. I only reverted your edit. You added two refs incorrectly that caused a big red error message in the article. One ref was complete, but done wrong. The other ref wasn't complete. I'm not sure if that was a mistake or just forgot to complete it. As I wasn't

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edit was called for. One little formatting error does not justify reverting entire helpful changes because you were sick of fixing the missing closing center tag error manually or using your bot on the pages I forgot it on. Some pages were already missing closing center tags; most times, I merely

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Remember that even if you issue a block in a completely uninvolved, nonpartisan manner and perfectly in-line with policy and past precedent, you are stopping another person from being able to contribute to the world's largest encyclopedia project, and they are unlikely to react to the block in a

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I'm not going to comment on the merits of the block, or patronising you by posting to the relevant page in the administrators' guide, but you really ought to have seen this coming - do controversial blocks, get harassed. By your own admission you are stressed out about an arbcom case and editing

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Very cleverly written promotional piece masquerading as an article. I've looked at it and sighed inwardly on numerous occasions, but don't have the stomach or the endurance to take it on. The content you removed was certainly a bit much, almost like reading a brochure issued by the manufacturer.

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I haven't been on Knowledge much the past few days and it was past my bedtime when I blocked Cassianto, so I apologize for not writing sooner. I don't have much time now either. I haven't read what is on Cassianto's talk page since I blocked them, but I guess you can read about your Cassianto

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article. In this case, however, 3-296 is not a range of pages but rather a single page as the CRC Handbook uses sections with individual page numbering (ie. there is likely a p. 1-296, a p. 2-296, etc.). The bot change means that the reference displays as "pp. 3–296" suggesting the source is

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The edit summary states "Stop adding". I was getting tired of fixing articles day after day with the same problem that you had just edited. Reverting does send a notice to you, therefore contacting you. You kept doing it and I know I reverted you atleast once more a day or two later. You not

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You reason of reverting article due to 'No refs. Don't do ALL CAPS' is questionable. If you actually read the changes prior to your reversion, the references are at the bottom of subsections. Instead of actually verifying the presence of reference, your reversion base on such false claim is not

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started when Checkwiki error #104 was being expanded. I used MediaWiki's documentation for the definition of #104, not enwiki's. I gave Magioladitis and Dexbot bad input. AWB could not "fix" 90% of the articles, but Magioladitis ran the bot on the list. The list was at least 2,000 articles.

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is the newer way. 30em is roughly the size of 30 characters, whether the font is big, such as on desktops, or on tablets where the font is smaller. So, the newer says to put columns every 30em. If the screen is big, it maybe 3 or 4 columns. If it is on a tablet, it may only be one column.

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Thank you for writing. I always appreciate your comments. I actually wasn't tired. I started writing up an ANI discussion several hours before I placed the block. I noticed atleast 10 ANI discussions since summer about Cassianto, including two this year. They had the same players in the

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in favor of infoboxes, and taking administrative action against someone for their behavior when speaking out against infoboxes really smells bad. In fact, Cassianto had participated in that very same discussion taking an opposite view from yours, so this is a particularly vivid violation of

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I have not felt at all satisfied with this state of affairs and I have specifically challenged USAID Alumni Association members and university classes to strengthen this section of the article, without getting anything, however. I wish they would take the section as seriously as you are!

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while tired. I blocked someone last night while I was tired (and in my case it was a clear cut 3RR violation that had already had multiple administrators agreeing there was disruption on ANI) but a few minutes later I decided I didn't want to the fall-out and hassle, and there wasn't an

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Hi. Sorry, I do not understand what do you mean in "ISBN check-list". About the book - it appears in many hebrew catalog sites as 2004 BIU book, with this exactly ISBN. I couldn't find any edition in 2011 or later, including in the file with all author publications until December 2015.

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Up at the top of the screen and towards the right-hand of the screen, the is a "Preferences" link. Click on that. Then click on the "Editing" tab. There is an option in there to turn on or off Visual Editor. There are many other options under Preferences that maybe useful to you.

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I don't think that at all and I think you had every right as a fellow admin to question the block, and my main point was to suggest Bgwhite is stuck between a rock and a hard place and it is entirely of his own making, so getting stressed about it won't wash. Certainly parroting

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You are exactly right about "weasel words," which I felt forced to adopt in order to give air time to some topics that (despite the lack of specific references) are quite common (coming from Members of Congress etc.) without being argumentative or pointing the finger at anyone.

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Secondly, I didn't say the dash change was cosmetic (the template-redirect-bypass was), but the dash change is part of genfixes, and my current understanding of AWB bot policy is that edits consisting solely of genfixes should not be made (by a bot or a human for that matter).

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swapped the order of the refs names "BMD" and "Forensics" after the period at the end of the first paragraph of the "Arrest" section. The only other changes it made were genfixes in the "References" section. Am I completely insane or are we looking at different diffs!?!?!

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to remove a space in the infobox between the two Houses of Parliament. This was there because without it the final Independents box in the House of Representatives comes out slightly out of alignment with the other boxes. Is it possible to stop the bot doing this again?

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and describes an act which although it sounds sensible actually has the opposite effect (in the book's case, adding development staff to a late project makes it even later). Feel free to disagree all you like; I'm simply describing what I see and have found out from

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is the long documentation on images. A shorter answer... The default copyright on images means Knowledge can't use Ms. Bai's image. As Ms. Bai owns the image, only Ms. Bai can give permission for Knowledge to use the image and change the image's copyright status.

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Hello, I wrote three page for this Knowledge and I wish to write others, but I wanna to use the visual edition, I need that somebody will give me welcome to this fabulous proyect as has occurred in others Knowledge, and help me is this problem. Happy Christmas!!!

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helping. Besides, if all caps are the issue, your wholesale reversions of edits based on small technical are downright disruptive. If you have issues with words' casings, edit the disputed area instead. Please try not to do pointless wholesale reversion again. -

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Hi. AWB misinterpreted a double underscore at the end of a sum as a section header and complained. I've added a nowiki pair around the sum to try to prevent this type of error in future. Would you care to run AWB over it and see if it kicks up now? Regards,

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By the way, there are some sections in which contributors vent about various things. My feeling is that it's okay to leave them as they are. Serious readers will recognize them as being different from the institutional information that I'm trying to provide.

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from blank to 500, which is again wrong. The section already talking about the Turkish army has various number that can't be corroborated by the lone ref. But, the ref states 500 were received in 2016 with 19,500 already built and delivered "soon".

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After reading your Userpage, I thought you deserved some kind of humor award, and found the "Random Smiley" award. However, when I went back to copy it, I couldn't find the *#)* thing, so this will have to do - Thanks for the laugh of the morning.

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Thank you for addressing Cassianto's behavior. I didn't know about the anti-infobox movement on Knowledge until I dug around various talk pages and noticeboard discussions. Anyhow, I hope your absence is temporary and not permanent. Take care.

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Pursuant to our earlier discourse, the book published by Zoar Amar (Flora of the Bible - A New Investigation Aimed at Identifying All of the Plants of the Bible in Light of Jewish Sources and Scientific Research) is actually entitled in Hebrew:

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from 2014 to 2017. This is clearly wrong as refs state it started in 2014 and serial production in 2015. It appears you did this as the Turkish army received 500 rifles in 2017, which is false as it was 2016. You also changed the infobox's

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is the one who mentioned "weasel words" and added the maintenance template. Btrem added the maintenance template incorrectly by placing it on the same line as a section header. This causes the section header to not show up and I fixed that.

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On December 08, 2016 you had removed the photo for Ms. Bai as a copyrighted image. I had submitted an undelete request explaining that Ms. Bai was the rightful owner of the image as it was taken for her. Can you please help rectify this?

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So, what I'm saying is, if you participate in one of those discussions, realize everybody's mind has been made up long ago. They all keep using the same arguments, some valid, some not. I'd just state your position and move one.

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missed a few, which were the ones you fixed). I would have seen it earlier if you had've pressed undo, because I wasn't notified and I don't know why that is. But on the articles I did introduce the error on, thanks for fixing it.

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in the MOS (it is one of SV's less than useful interventions), is because it does not help with clarity. My views on this are well rehearsed in the MOS talk archives, and the agreed solution (via an RFC) did not cover colons. --

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looking at your notices for three weeks is not my fault. I've done the same thing in the past to other people and they've thanked me, but they read their notice. I don't primarily fix brackets. The bot doesn't fix all brackets.

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allow me to insist -- the first change is not a punc-swap. It swaps the order of two refs which were already after punctuation (a period). The bot blatantly did not make the edit it thought it was making and therein lies the

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Thank you again, Now I can write in a visual edition, I will write others articles, mostly about Cuban culture and law, If you want you can help me in the traduction of several articles in spanish wikipedia. thanks again.

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Dear friend, I'm not sure why the ISBN for the book "The Land of Israel and Syria as Described by Al-Tamimi," written by Zohar Amar and Yaron Serri, does not show-up on the ISBN check-list. The book is published at the

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by your bot is a bit odd. The article has a number of dates in the format "2010-11". Your bot has converted some of the hyphens in such constructions into en dashes. It would be neater if it either did all or none.

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at the end of the table. This closes off the table. If it isn't there, several things could happen. Such as, anything after the table becomes part of the table or the table could be moved to the very end. The

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I do take your point seriously and I'll see about making the "controversies" more specific as to their origins and particular cases. It may take some time, so please don't undertake major surgery quite yet.

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In this case it is not the statement that "O'Neill was married four times" is covered by the citation and if it were a comma, semicolon, or a full stop then it would by the rules currently in use imply that

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Oh yeah... looks like it was an actual user in between two bots but that had a net change of decreasing the length of the section even while adding those tags. Then feel free to delete this talk section if

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Hi BGWhite, can you please help to temporarily lock down a page which is under IP vandalism, again. You were able to do this on 12 July 2016, when the page was undergoing constant vandalism. The page is

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The writers of the technical newsletter are asking for your opinion. Did you get the information you wanted this year? Did we miss important technical news in 2016? What kind of information was too late?

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As always, thank you for the info. Just when you figure something out, it changes. I remove the INDEX, NEWSECTIONLINK, NOTOC, DIAMBIG, NEWSECTIONLINK, etc that are added by #(@*#& Visual Editor.

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says to put references into two columns. This is the older way to do it. This has a problem on smaller screens, such as tablets and phones. The screen may not be big enough to show two columns.

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to an editor with multiple FAs under their belt is akin to pouring gasoline on a fire; a point I have made in numerous threads elsewhere. The "patronising" in this instance would have been quoting

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I have been managing the page for a while but there are severe problems pertaining to Wiki policies. Kindly check if you can contribute to rectify the same otherwise the page will be deleted soon.

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When an admin blocks a user or deletes or protects a page they give a reason why. They can now get suggestions when they write. The suggestions will be based on the messages in the dropdown menu.

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Please be careful when changing HTML markup to wiki markup that you wind upd with the same rendering. In particular, when you have apostrophes around text inside of an italics tag pair, e.g., '

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There was a MediaWiki software change a few weeks ago. Although the default for mainspace (articles) is still INDEX, new pages in article space are now NOINDEX until patrolled. See for example

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Holy moly Cass - I like you, you produce brilliant FAs, but going and sticking two fingers up at the blocking admin straight after an unblock is about as sensible as standing in the middle of

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Thankyou very much for this explanation. Ill try and incorporate this in future edits. And thanks for taking the time to explain this to me, that is personally appreciated. See you round.

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being told to fuck off, I guess you could revdel it under the "grossly offensive" provision. It might be controversial, but a hell of a lot less controversial than a block, that's for sure.

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Could you please change the title of the article "Konkani TV" to something more formal and in keeping with the Knowledge style, perhaps " List of Konkani language television channels"

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Is one of these combining tasks more perhaps? If something more substantive gets updated at the same time something less visually impacting does it will tend to get less complaints. —

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I'm sorry you haven't found your way back to Cassianto's talk page since you blocked him, as I have expressed concerns there about your action that I would appreciate you address per

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of MediaWiki will be on test wikis and MediaWiki.org from 17 January. It will be on non-Knowledge wikis and some Wikipedias from 18 January. It will be on all wikis from 19 January (

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Great, thanks for this. I did notice a change in the ref list too, but this mustn't have been the thing that changed it. Can you tell me what that was (the code you added was

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template, just implying that I had previously seen, in such lists, either the whole wikitable center-aligned or other manual markup for each entry. I understand I introduced

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You recently offered a statement in a request for arbitration. The Arbitration Committee has accepted that request for arbitration and an arbitration case has been opened at

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People don't generally tell others to "fuck off" and the like off the tops of their heads. Let's see some diffs re: what the provoking factors were to cause the profanity.

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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 may want to change the message. The message said things like, "If this is the first article that you have created..." or I maybe blocked for copyright violation.

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Hi there I noticed you fixed the table on the page I updated a couple of days ago - can you explain to me what the change you made was and how it works? Thanks James

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Cassianto has engaged in uncivil behavior towards admins and non-admins alike. Please do not ignore Cassianto's behavior and allow it to continue with impunity.

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Clearly MSGJ you are just another incompetent "admin" who doesn't know their arse from their elbow. Knowledge needs me more than I need it over the next 24 hours.

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The "Columns" and "Rows" settings will be removed from the Editing tab in Preferences. If you wish to keep what the "Rows" setting did you can add this code to

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have had is unsolicited complaints and harassment which looks set to last for a few more days. Something to think about for next time, perhaps?

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Holy shit this was difficult to see but completely my bad. I blame the holidays hangover. I've made a fool or myself and I apologize. Wow!!!!!!

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Thanks, Bgwhite, I am glad to learn that a solution already exists, I'll add that to my mental list of wiki-quirks. :)

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covered the phrase, clause or sentence, but by moving the citation after the colon it implies that it covers the list.

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tags either because people may not recognize them and it can cause accessibility issues. I replaced them with

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Maybe frowned upon. And I only caught it because I happened to have the improved diff engine turned on. --

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was down for two weeks. This was because of a problem with Commons video transcoders. It is now back up.

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because "Per agreement with the blocking administrator". What agreement? Please provide a link. Thanks.

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because they were more semantically correct. Are ellipses at the beginning of a quote unrecommended?

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You worked on Michael Hordern a year ago. Burke and Hare murders was six month ago. There's also

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

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Don't take this too seriously. Someone just wants to let you know that you did something silly.

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Okay, now I see my mistake. You were referring to a different book mentioned by me, entitled,

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When you edit with the visual editor categories will be on the top of the page options menu.

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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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by non-admin Mlpearc. Cassianto response was to delete post and write in edit summary "

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as a person. AWB shouldn't have made the edit in the first place. It changed ø -: -->

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Spread the cheer by adding {{Subst:Xmas4}} to their talk page with a friendly message.

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shouting at all the cars "come and have a go if you think you're hard enough". Jeez.

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Anyway, I'm sick of all this. I wish you luck in your future endeavours. I'm out.

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o, which is no longer needed as of a few months ago due to a MediaWiki update.

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tag in your signature. But, they aren't going to stop working anytime soon.

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their FA or something totally different. Good luck in your endeavours too.

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oh dear what a shame I'm utterly devastated; how on earth will I cope!

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idiot. (Oh, btw, FIM, and thanks and have yourself a happy new year!

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The book you describe above does not fit with the books I edited on

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Sorry about that! Is there some way to send my message to Btrem?

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if I'm missing something I'm missing it complete-fucking-ly.

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positive manner. If you have any doubts - don't block.

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The Deleted ISBN on WP article "Seidlitzia rosmarinus"

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