684:, but I think it works against the spirit of Knowledge. We're creating an encyclopedia for readers, not us, though we do take on the role of the reader of course. People having reading difficulties, people having seeing difficulties, words sometime blend, brackets are missed, confusion arises etc. Maybe a bit of an exaggeration, but if it comes to linking one year or adding one flag that would make the difference between "huge block of text" and "readable," then I'm going to link the year and I'm going to add the flag. The top two complaints about Knowledge are its accuracy and quality of writing. Readability (proper format) is a third. Whether or not single dates are linked is probably a distant 907th. The time and effort I put into this could have been spent formatting pages correctly, assessing articles, tagging what needs to be improved, working on templates, reviewing articles or maybe writing my own. Instead, I have to discuss why I think four bytes of text should be added to an article and I have to do it in the face of logic that forgot that people aren't logical. Please do not post regarding this issue on my talk page any further, unless you've come to inform me that the policy has changed. Cheers,
676:; how silly it all is. I'm going to politely decline your advice for three reasons. 1. It's not backed up by current policy at the moment 2. I like uniformity, and since there's no disagreement that years with dates should be linked, it seems to make sense that a more uniform approach would be to link the year 3. If most people are like me, and I suspect that they are from the wide variety of people that I have met who agree with me on this, then large blocks and chunks of black text are as unattractive as overlinked texts. Linking a year "just to make it appear blue" is more important than you would think. I think a lot of people are more concerned with Knowledge editors than Knowledge readers to be honest. I've seen a lot of the attitude of "well it doesn't matter how the dates are formatted, your user preferences can adapt to your preferred style!" forgetting that the average reader doesn't have user preferences. This, I feel, is another part of the problem, along with
4231:. "Aboard" is an adverb, equivalent to the prepositional phrase "on board of". In "the crew is aboard", "aboard" modifies the verb "is". "Fred is aboard the yacht" is the same as "Fred is on board the yacht". When you need to modify a noun, use the adjective "onboard", as in "the onboard computer failed". "Onboard" tells us what kind of computer it is (adjective), not where it is (adverb or prepositional phrase). When an onboard computer is taken off an airplane and taken to the shop, it is still an onboard computer, as opposed to the ground-based computer used in an office, but is it on board the aircraft? No, not until it's returned. Just because a lot of editors don't understand all this doesn't mean Knowledge needs to abandon standard English; there are lots of editors who do understand it and can correct the articles. Happy editing!
5102:? I enjoyed it so much I later went out and bought the illustrated edition. As an extension entomologist for the University of Florida, I receive a large number of contributions from faculty and graduate students to Web sites I maintain. My most popular site is Featured Creatures, which receives over 5.5 million page views a year. The level of writing from college-educated people deteriorates every year. I can understand it when the student is from a non-English background, so I am willing to help out. However, over the years, I have asked way too many American students if English was their second language. Not that I am perfect myself, but sometimes I wonder if they ever had to write anything before. When I went to college, most tests were in an essay format. Now, even graduate level course exams are multiple choice.
657:. I advise against linking every year, especially recent years, unless you can think of a way that the link will be likely to deepen a reader's understanding. Just linking because some years are linked in the examples in WP:DATE is probably not a good idea (although it's a better excuse than linking a year just to make it appear blue, and I've seen lots of that). There is probably more understanding to be gained by following a year link in a article about a famous person of ancient history than by following a year link in a article about a recent person who is not tied to major events. Happy editing!
6841:. I really need your help on something else....I made some extra changes on the same article and i noticed the changes only showed up on the article from my computer when I log in. However, from another public computer(or clearing the cookies on my browser), i noticed that the changes cannot be seen until i click on "edit this page". Just wondering what could be the reason for that? I tried searching on the help section and read about the /ref but that still doesn't work. Maybe I am doing it wrong then? Many Thanks.(or u can email me at kazuya_xtr@yahoo.com)
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it's too boring. People like entertainment around business, at least if the don't loose any money. History repeat itself over and over again. Maybe the $ 247 billion guarantees from the leading banks in the world will cool down the present crises for a couple of months. Europe is some week behind and are also facing a crise similar to the housing-loan crise in the US, if they donĀ“t react strong the next couple of weeks. Anyway it is always the small man on the street that will have to pay for other peoples mistakes. Kind regards,
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865:...Thanks I'll try to do better. I rather use strickly User talk pages; I'm not quite experienced with editing yet as you have found out. Although I am very skillfull in locating information. Such as my interest in the Montmorency-Laval Family. I feel alot of information could be usefull. My interest now is where do I go with such information? Do I start a discussion page towards the article, and just put some correspondences there/ Thanks
2233:ā Discrimination Who ever applies, arranges or practices discriminatory measures because of race, nationality, gender, age, political, religious or sexual option, social position, economic situation, marital status or by any suffering of health or disease, will be sanctioned with penalty of twenty to sixty days fines. The judge will be able to impose, in addition, the disqualifying penalty that corresponds, of fifteen to sixty days.
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though I find the hyphens marginally helpful. But regardless of helpfulness or otherwise, styles can and should be able to coexist unless they're in serious conflict, like lower-level beliefs and opinions. Perhaps we'll simply have to differ on that. Anyhow, you reminded me that the Gƶtz article needs more working on, when I can manage it. I get the feeling he wasn't a great one for the rulebook himself! Thanks anyway.
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6174:, if an album or song is not in English, then we utilize the rules of capitalization from that language. In this case, we use the rules of capitaliztion of Spanish. Nationalities are not capitalized according to the Spanish Academy. Even though it appears on the cover as capitalized, it's still not correct unless the artist had intentionally let it be spelled that way for a reason.
6572:. As I predicted, the bot will not be approved until there is more community discussion on it. The bot reviewer gave some suggestions on where that discussion could take place. Please start a discussion in an appropriate place and get consensus for the bot's actions. Feel free to send me a link to the discussion, and I'll be happy to chime in. Thanks.
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text" were a partial reversion of an informed cleanup job done by a competent and well-meaning editor. If "Whether or not single dates are linked" is so unimportant to you, the article might have been better left alone. Since you seem to make a point of ignoring the guidelines in this matter, I agree that we have nothing more useful to say about it.
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conjunction connecting the first NP "eight people" with the second NP/VP "the ship", which "capsized". This sort of grammar is certainly more complex, (and as an amateur linguist/natural language processing proponent I kind of wish that it wasn't existent) but we tend to put these sentence structures together all the time in the modern world.
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Tiff-files but can then be changed to any suitable format, jpg, png etc. Do you know if these public images can be uploaded to
Commons with for example Creative Commons Share-a like 3.0 license? I think it should be possible as the images are public and any modification to the images have no meaning. Would appreciate your opinion.
3038:. Why am I telling you this?Ā :) Well, I've seen you correct the spelling of such controversial material on a couple of occasions, rather than simply remove the text - so I thought I'd ask you if you wouldn't mind considering the text you are correcting and (hopefully) removing it rather than simply correcting it! Many thanks,
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Depending on context either is acceptable. The point of the hyphen linking adverb and adjective is to make life easier for the reader who doesn't want to have to spend too much time parsing instead of getting on with the content. I hope you won't mind me reverting your changes at the Karl Otto Gƶtz
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Yes, I did get long-winded and overwrote this when I proved these words equivalent (both are valid plurals), thinking one would want me thorough or at least entertaining. I didn't see however that you are a WP editor with a lot of experience with spelling corrections, a rather impressive number, and
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the once over, however, the correction you made to his MC citation took it out of line with the source text. When things are clearly quotes, perhaps it would be better to flag them in some way for further attention, or where as here the source was available online, compare against the source, and if
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I didn't "jump in" on your private discussion, as you put it. I came here to your
Discussion page make a comment because you'd changed the text of an article which I had expanded and I found a relevant discussion already in progress. In expanding the Karl Otto Gƶtz article I had to try to strike a
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Secondly, you've changed all the dates from D-M-Y to M-D-Y. Why do you do that? Even though this is written in
American English, is there a wikipedia policy that says anything written in American English must use M-D-Y? Even though I am American, I am also former military and I am a genealogist.
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Hello, Chris the speller, and thanks for fixing typos in some of my articles. I have a couple questions. You've changed the title of the article from the above to a form without the suffix. OK, but what am I supposed to do when I write the article about the earlier Warren Fales Draper? Truly, the
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Would you help me with my problem? I frequently see internment (for burial) and interment (for imprisonment). I think a bot could make the changes (at least 8,000) if I remember correctly. Then there's inter, intern, interred, interned, interring, interning... Can a bot make these changes? I am
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Hi. I've seen your corrections on a number of articles I've worked on, and recognized that some of the errors you corrected were mine. I appreciate your work, and wanted to thank you. Strangely, I'm actually an excellent speller, but that's offset by the fact that I'm also a pretty poor typist --
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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with
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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with
Knowledge's policies and guidelines. Lastly, please note that if the page
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Hi since you touched up the page that I wrote, "Palmietfontein
Airport", please give me your opinion on this sentence from the article I have edited entitled "Rand Airport"Ā : "The airport hosts Air Charter Operators, Flying Schools and a number of Aircraft Maintenance Organizations, as well as Pilot
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Hi Chris. I wonder if you could help me in a matter related to images on
Wikimedia commons. USPTO have a viewer for granted patents where you can view the complete patent documents including the drawings. The images (each page on separate view page) can be saved to your own computer and appears as a
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Big thanks for all the work you're doing de-abbreviating the states on those pages. They were all created by a since-vanished/discredited user, and it's been a lot of work (and still ongoing) cleaning them up to make sure they contain the correct stations. Getting the states and provinces spelled in
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When I write a new article on the
English Knowledge (very seldom though), are you one of the spellers I could send a meassage to that something new is has arrived, asking for correction help?. In my case its both the choise of words, spelling and grammar. Is there any group of English native persons
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Makes sense. I thought about it for a long time because of that very reason before I decided to accept the nom. It's hard to give people the opportunity to throw stones at you too. I wouldn't have accepted if there wouldn't be the regular need to have people update the DYK section. It's not like you
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KEEP GOING. Please don't be afraid that "adj=mid" will be removed from {Convert}. I have worked on that template for 3 years, and I don't forsee any major problems with adj=mid. Put the rounding at the end (as "|0 }}" appended). People might talk about better ways to insert mid-text words, but very
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I think that I see what you're getting at, but I (still) don't agree with your analysis. In the sentence "eight people were onboard when the ship capsized" there are two NP's: "eight people" and "the ship", one VP: "the ship capsized", and so the adjective "onboard" in this context would serve as a
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No, "onboard" is not a misspelling, but using the adjective "onboard" when the prepositional phrase "on board" is needed is a mistake. So, "the onboard computer failed" is fine, but "eight people were onboard when the ship capsized" is wrong. I could make the edit summary "gr" if you like, but some
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Thank you for the spell check. The Kreuger business is very similar to many other companies behaviour in modern time, forgetting about the ethics of business, dreaming of better results that never show up. But the companies that follow the economic rules 100% will never show up in any encyclopedia,
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While looking at the history of this station, I found some great quotes from the DJ and I asked on the help desk what I should do with them. There was apparently no objection. Until someone came along and took them out. He has messed up my articles before. Once he merged my article with another one
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regarding the addition wikilinks to dates and years. You might want to check the MOS on this, because there's a bot that has been assigned to remove such links, citing the MOS that these shouldn't be wikilinked. In fact I believe the links you added were in fact removed by a bot a few weeks ago (or
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I wasn't trying to start a fight, I just wanted you to be aware of WP guidelines. You seem to be aware of them, but think that WP:DATE mandates linking all years. I completely disagree (some examples of birth and death dates are not linked), but there is no reason to be hostile. Your "four bytes of
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Setting aside the matter of ease of comprehension, there are semantic issues as well. In the sequence "randomly-generated" is not the same as "randomly generated". Although in practice the distinction is becoming increasingly blurred, the former indicates the outcome of a deliberately randomised
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Admittedly, it may be non-standard, especially if not found in many dictionaries and usage guides; some can't decide if it even exists or not (1926 H. W. FOWLER Mod. Eng. Usage 687/2 Roof. No v forms.; vs 2008 Pocket Fowler's Modern English Usage. Ed. Robert Allen. (quote above)); but it can't be
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Back to the 13th century before the stock exchange was invented and the global heating had been going on for at least 8000 years, melting down the 4 kilometer thick ice in nothern Scandinavia and also in the USA and Canada I guess, without the help from industrialization. A short article about a
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That's the funny thing, I didn't have to go to Puerto Rico. There was this convention of Congressmen and Senators where I live and they traveled over here. When I received an e-mail that the President of the Puerto Rican Senate wanted to meet me, I went alone. I had no idea that I was going to be
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I am working at subcategorizing, and thereby emptying the page. Today I noticed that the page was suddenly filled up with redirects. I have no idea how that happened, because the specific redirects pages have not been edited. Someone must have programmed the "redirect from surname" tag to go into
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Thanks for that conciliatory message, and for the helpful advice. I don't think we see eye to eye but at the same time I don't want to knock. I don't feel too unhappy about your changes to "loosely-associated" and "clearly-defined" - I could certainly live happily with the hyphen-free versions
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Regardless of what you appear to assume I am not worried about preserving my contribution to the Karl Otto Gƶtz article, my concern is for preserving the sense and readability of what is in any case a difficult text. I'm afraid that hard work (and confrontation) does not make you right. In many
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I've also noticed other changes you've made using AWB. For example, consider how you are changing 'critically-acclaimed' to 'critically acclaimed'. In the case of 'critically acclaimed', hyphenation of related adjectival terms is correct as a guide to the reader, as in 'the critically-acclaimed
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Please do as I suggest and go back to read the Manual of Style, taking note of the injunction at the top of the page: "This guideline is a part of the English Knowledge's Manual of Style. Use common sense in applying it; it will have occasional exceptions." and of the introductory sentence "The
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Thanks for the corrections to the Homeart story, and for toning my coments down, my edit's were not ment to be in anyway defametory to anyone employed by the company. But it seems to me that some employees of the company take ofence when it come to the real truth of the companies true history.
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I realized that I made those contributions when I was really tired (and also sick (mild flu)), so the article was full of stupid typo's. But for some really strange reason you never see the typo's you make yourself while you do see them in other peoples articles. So thank you for correcting the
3566:. I periodically copy the text of article I am working on into Word to check for typos and potential grammar problems. Obviously I missed this misspelling. Do you have an application you use to spot misspellings and other typographical errors, or are you simply an amazingly prolific copyeditor?
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lists only reconnoitring (in fact it doesn't even give reconnoitering as an option, which is unusual, although two of the examples it gives do actually spell it that way), the British spelling of the base word is reconnoitre, so the e is dropped when forming the participle, whereas I guess the
7218:, where this message is duplicated in somewhat altered form, but, in short, I don't appreciate being all but called a liar, and you are simply wrong: My characterization of Fowler's advice in no way misrepresented what he wrote, at least in the 1965 Second edition I was using as a reference.--
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Hello Chris, thanks a lot for reviewing my last changes. I do my very best to contribute for wikipedia, but i'm not perfect. It's a great pleasure for me to meet fellows like you who do support my work. This way articles for this international platform will be more and more perfect. Sincerely
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I did make an edit on the Abarat page, but it was to replace something someone had vadalised with the original text of the page. It seems that you thought I was the one who had done the vandalism (there was an edit conflict when I replaced the text) and sent me that message. So, I'm not the
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Chris, your edits first came to my attention when you altered the spelling in a citation title. The title of the reference should be as the reference says, so that people can find the document; that document is the authority on its own title. Correcting the spelling of quoted text, such as a
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Hi Chris, Why did you expand the abbreviations of the months in the citations in this article? The reason I used abbreviations is that if one does so, one can list the cites in two columns with in most cases each cite taking only one line. It is just more compact in an area where there is no
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Don't know if you were the last one to edit the article with regard of LGTB rights in Costa Rica, I would like to point out that Costa Rica has Universal health care system and under article 48, everyone regarless of their nationality is entitled to recieved medical care. I sugest reading
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which was really my objection all along-- your deciding for us what is acceptable or no, and making decisions about what we should and should not be encouraged to do, without evidence. You maintain that position even after my essay, and I with grand overacted drama withdraw my point of
7342:(2) * A hyphen can help to disambiguate (little-celebrated paintings is not a reference to little paintings; a government-monitoring program is a program that monitors the government, whereas a government monitoring program is a government program that monitors something else).
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Perhaps you're right. I've changed them all to month/day. I had originally changed them to day-month because I thought that the prevailing style in Southeast Asia was day-month. I've changed them back to month/day since, as you point out, that was the way they were to begin with.
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your "correction" of hyphenation that was contained within a direct quote from the cited (publicly-available) source. I wonder, generally, whether use of automated tools like AWB leads to such inappropriate edits. "With great power comes great responsibility", perhaps? Ā :-) --
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Also don't see the point of listing HIV/AIDS laws in LGTB rights. HIV/AIDS is not affecting gays only. If you look at the history of Costa Rica. The culture itself is very tolerant of sexual diversity, therefore the hererosexual and bisexual commnitities have also been impacted.
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which ended on 15 August 2010. Its continued use is still being discussed by the community, you are free to participate in such discussions. Many articles still have pending changes protection applied, however, and the ability to review pending changes continues to be of use.
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Actually, now that I look at it, it seems that in the confusion of the edit conflict, I had ended up erasing what I meant to put on the page, so your edit to my talk page was actually completely accurate. Sorry for the confusion. LoganTheGeshrat 18:25, 6 December 2007 (UTC)
6417:... for doing G-d's work. Having just finished asking a sysop to stop hounding an editor, and instead consider being a constructive member of the project, I can't tell you how pleasant it was to see your name pop up yet again on my watchlist as having made an edit. Best.--
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without including my contribution to that article. One problem was that it was unsourced and I apologize if I can't find the sources and have to rely on my memory. But these quotes had sources. Perhaps this person thinks they're inappropriate for Knowledge, but I don't know.
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about whether clarifiers (or Parenthetical Disambiguation Terms, PDTs, as I now call themāI didn't really know the simple term) should be italicised. The discussion has resulted in the current guideline on disambiguation page links, but there is a discussion taking place
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Actually, no, it is not correct to insert a hyphen between an adverb and the adjective it modifies unless the adverb might be mistaken for a adjective. In the case of "critically acclaimed" there is no chance of confusion, so the hyphen is unnecessary. See, for example,
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Although option "adj=mid" was designed for adjective phrases, it can be used without hyphens, by using unit symbols (abbr=on or abbr=in), so that many conversions can have mid-text inserted. Many idioms flow much better if the converted amount is shown afterward, as an
3248:, regarding artwork. I would appreciate if you could have a look on the wording in this new section when there is time. The idea is to me to too much promotion for a single artist, but also in some way, sort of hidden promotion for the main sponsor for the Globe Arena,
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is archaic however are never referenced; I don't know the complete etymology. We have all these ambiguous, irregular forms of the plural of words ending in -f and -fe, and which one is preferred over another?, and no usage history to explain why. Did we really add
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Thank you for your spell check on the Hamish & Andy radio show page, I'm extremely lazy when it comes to double-checking my spelling and grammatical stuff, so it's nice someone could be bothered reviewing it for me! If only you could follow me around at work.
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circumstances your contributions are likely to be helpful but if you are meeting with frequent opposition to your changes it might be worth considering whether there is an issue with some aspects of your interpretation of the style manual and how you apply it.
5770:, but since it is used in the article to refer to a proper one that is established up front, doesn't it retains its proper status, even when the entire unqiue or proper name is written out? I recall reading published instances in which this is the case. Thanks.
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process - "random generation" - whereas the latter has no connotations of intent. The randomisation process was central to the artist's work in this area. To a lesser degree the same applies to "automatically-created" and "automatically created" here.
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play' or 'the long-suffering reader,' while using the hyphen elsewhere is not, as in 'the play was critically acclaimed'. 'The brightly-coloured loose-leaf folio' is more quickly readable and understandable than 'the brightly coloured loose leaf folio.'
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recently, and now will try to do some nitpicking on the writing, check refs, etc., to propose it for GA revision. However, as English is my second language, when you have some time can you (or recommend me someone) take a look and correct my English.
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I've been noticing that you've been making fixes to the above article. I just thought to tell you that I'm working on the article in a subpage slowly and that hopefully very soon those problems will not be there anymore. Just thought to save you the
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Thanks. I have started putting those quoted allegations in a greyed out box, to help make clear to those using robot assisted tools, that they are in quoted material. And I put a next to those words or passages I think are most likely to trigger
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have to use the tools a lot even if you have them. You don't need to display it either. In any case, you now know for certain that several people in the community support your efforts at a high level. That's a nice reward if you never decide to run!
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OK, I see what you're saying. Word choice is a completely valid concern in my view, but I don't see it as a hard and fast rule. To get back to our earlier example, in one sense the sentence "eight people were aboard when the ship capsized" would be
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there are tables that have "Adults + Kids". Personally I hate the word "kids" and I don't know what the style is on that but I would change to "children". However, in a compact table "kids" lays it out nicer, otherwise the column would be too wide.
3252:, as the cottage and the Globe with ERICSSON i bold text on the side now will be a favourite object for thousands of photographers for some time at least. But I guess one have to accept that commercials rules the world these days. Kind Regards,
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I was following the advice of another sentence in the same paragraph, "with respect to British date formats as opposed to American it would be acceptable to change from American format to British if the article concerned a British subject".
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Yet we already do, rightly or wrongly. There are so many changes in language that stem from incorrect usage that eventually becomes standard and acceptable; and vice versa: when a word becomes archaic enough, its usage is incorrect usage.
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a little surprised to see that you'd finally taken the plunge and started using AWB yourself. I imagine it's helping you to be even more productive than you were before, although that hardly seems possible. Keep up the good work!
4900:. Please note that this is not a comment on you personally and we hope you will to continue helping improve Knowledge. If the topic of the article you created is one that interests you, then perhaps you would like to help out at
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6193:. Whether it's academically correct or not is purely irrelevant. It's what is verifiably correct in this instance which should be used in Knowledge, in this case the cover is a good indicator of what we should be calling it.
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There is a lot more to editing and writing than blindly correcting things that aren't errors. I ask you to consider whether the edits you plan to make are actually useful, fix anything, and contribute to the document and text.
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the page or have a copy emailed to you. Additionally if you would like to have someone review articles you create before they go live so they are not nominated for deletion shortly after you post them, allow me to suggest the
4266:, but I don't see using "eight people were onboard when the ship capsized" as being incorrect, it's simply less clear language to me. In some ways, even though it is less clear, it's still a fairly common means of structuring
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Please don't hector. I approached you in a conciliatory manner and you responded aggressively and ignoring the points I made. As well as giving you specific reasons, I also suggested that you read through what the MoS said.
4125:. It used to be, and occasionally still is, a contraction which would be written as "on-board", but that's become somewhat rare, especially in the aviation/space flight world. Don't let out of date spell checkers mislead ya!
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article. Please feel free to go over my other recent contributions (although the majority of recent contribs are in the Dutch language Wiki and not here on EN Wiki. Tks again, keep the good work going,
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Hi Chris you seem to be one of the experts on disambiguation. Could the link to John Dillard Bellamy and John Haley Bellamy from John Bellamy be improved? Can I leave it to you as I am unsure?
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Hi Initially there was no article on Distributed Operating System. So I took some time to gather information and published my article on Distributed Operating Systems. So heres my article
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Thank you for catching my typo on the Thomas Levett page. I'm a spelling fanatic, also, and it's wonderful to see folks like yourself here, doing such a great job. Many thanks and regards,
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if not, something similar happened to a Haley-related article). I've no objection either way but I'd hate for you to be going through the effort if someone's bot is just undoing it later.
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Chris the speller, one of the coolest persons here. I haven't heard from you in a long time. How you been?
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Shops, Car Hire and other enterprises." as far as the use of capital letters is concerned. Thanks Ralph
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You're probably right, but there should be a way of subcategorizing them. I'll get in touch with him. --
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numbers in the chart performance section should be spelled out and not in number form. Thanks.
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Thanks for sprucing up GlobalTel. Can you tell me if there a spell check tool on Knowledge?
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Hi Chris, thanks again for catching a typo! This time in
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Thanks Chris. Appreciate your words - and the italics on
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Please be careful when you capitalise names. By changing
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My mom is Canadian,and she always spells it as "fourty".
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I believe it is a mistake to "correct" quoted material...
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Just realized that there was a proper template for this,
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Please stop your disruptive editing. If you continue to
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Guild of Copy Editors Copyedit Backlog Elimination Drive
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famous and controversial rock that have named the place
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Thanks, Chris, for the corrections, and for othe things.
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You replied on my talk page, so I continued there. --
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can get out of hand, and I'm just not that invested in
3777:, which reflects the Indonesian usage - lowercase - to
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I notice that you made the interesting suggestion that
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Hello, I notice that you recently created a new page,
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378:: You may already know about them, but you might find
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Critically-acclaimed is incorrect in accordance with
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Chris - Thanks for the message. I agree with you, we
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Reviewers can review edits made by users who are not
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4322:. I'm to blame for the confusion - I requested that
7284:Hello, Chris the speller. You have new messages at
7116:Hello, Chris the speller. You have new messages at
6386:, and the general policy for the trial can be found
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http://en.wikipedia.org/Distributed_operating_system
2863:, by another Knowledge user, requesting that it be
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AfD nomination of Rosalina (The Naked Brothers Band)
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993:Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely use that. (-:
239:. Do you know if anything can be done about this? --
7254:"A hyphen is not used after a standard -ly adverb."
6881:You rule Chris. And so does your spelling checker.
6106:I'm impressed! Here have an invisible barnstar xD!
5518:is archaic: kine. Archaic pl. of COW n. ). Being
5502:it, but it doesn't go on to say it's categorically
5411:If for any reason other than not to insult Kiwi/s,
3073:. Please revert your edits which go against this. -
2569:An article that you have been involved in editing,
1393:An article that you have been involved in editing,
892:. This caused the loss of the nickname "Manse" for
6982:I noticed you changed "1885-99" to "1885 to 1899"
6821:. If you would like to participate, you can visit
5263:I didn't want to revert your removal of "rooves" (
3998:of the articles that you created is tagged as an
1246:Fabulous. It wasn't my article. Just bot out.Ā ;-)
5332:is often found, causing dismay in some circles...
1349:I see someone else already reverted your edit to
1199:, suggesting that it be deleted according to the
6990:, isn't an unspaced en dash the correct format?
6719:I reverted your substitution of "An" for "A" on
5429:I had to look that one up. It really is a word.
5298:Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language
3071:Knowledge:MOSNUM#Strong_national_ties_to_a_topic
6355:, also known as flagged revisions, underwent a
6108:It's not about what you say, but how you say it
5163:section G11 of the criteria for speedy deletion
4904:- you might like to discuss new information at
777:. Also, tell me what you honestly think of it.
724:, it is not even necessary to use "born" (e.g.
380:Knowledge:Template messages/User talk namespace
374:Hello. Regarding the recent revert you made to
6570:Knowledge:Bots/Requests for approval/Snotbot 3
6464:I therefore searched en.wikipedia.org using:-
6073:, I always seem to get that word wrong lol --
6057:I notice you changed several COL s to Col. in
4516:. I'm planning on Good article nominating it.
4326:be created, then some time later noticed that
4123:http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/onboard
1109:section A7 of the criteria for speedy deletion
401:Regarding your recent edit to my talk page....
6147:Wonder if you wouldn't mind having a look at
5488:archaic form; use is chiefly in New Zealand.
5196:the page that has been nominated for deletion
4927:the page that has been nominated for deletion
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1604:Hello. I'm sorry things didn't go so well at
595:Ćzhiki (Igels HĆ©rissonovich Ćzhakoff-Amursky)
580:Ćzhiki (Igels HĆ©rissonovich Ćzhakoff-Amursky)
4848:Hello, I am The Utahraptor, a member of the
3018:(and containing comments that are also very
2078:Hi there. I have improved a lot the article
5003:My article on Distributed Operating Systems
4984:redirect, you might want to participate in
4710:WP:Articles for deletion/Countenance divine
3718:Thanks Chris for your typos corrections in
2264:I moved these comments to the talk page of
1942:Please Stop Changing the "Raven" Book Title
7198:so variable as to be better named caprice.
7046:IEEE Jack S. Kilby Signal Processing Medal
6811:article, I thought I'd let you know about
6343:Hello. Your account has been granted the "
4980:. Since you had some involvement with the
4349:up for speedy deletion and requested that
4228:Take a look at "aboard" at dictionary.com
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5604:Hi Chris, Thanks for spelling update! --
5390:discusses pronunciation of plurals, and
5275:; but I don't agree with your reasoning:
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1395:List of locations in Banjo-Kazooie series
518:is vandalism? Are you familiar with the
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6630:Correction of spelling in a direct quote
6277:Arkansas Militia and the War with Mexico
6235:Arkansas Militia and the War with Mexico
6229:Arkansas Militia and the War with Mexico
5343:The Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar
3237:Artwork on the Globe building, Stockholm
2617:Re: date style - month/day vs. day-month
2571:Exodus of Ethnic Macedonians from Greece
1424:Link to the new section at WP:SPEEDY --
1048:Requesting spelling and grammer checking
850:Yes, but it depends on the punctuation.
6902:Happy WHAT? It sure ain't happy for me!
6233:Would you please copyedit this article
3940:THanks for the spelling corrections on
3386:Could you please have a look? Thanks.--
2786:Spelling corrections in quoted material
2697:across many articles and several years
1897:... lord knows i need help with that.--
1701:Hi, do you think you can check article
1505:mistake to "correct" quoted material...
1121:notability guideline for musical topics
593:Thanks! I appreciate your assistance.ā
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6959:. I am not aware of a rule that says
6807:As a current or past contributor to a
5375:has so few Google-results compared to
2871:is a redirect to a non-existent page (
2693:For kindness to all through dilligent
1759:AfD nomination of Matthew (given name)
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44:Do not edit the contents of this page.
6568:Please see the discussion section of
5288:noun (pl. roofs or rooves /ru:vz/)
4969:Women's Alliance (Iceland) listed at
4589:Peeple like me need poople like you!
4395:Thanks for your contributions to the
4010:, all biographies should be based on
3913:RE ChristheSpeller (on your reply on
3478:Thanks for your help in corrections!
2825:Americans would go for reconnoiter?
2374:. I guess it needs some cleaning up.
2220:The below statement is miss-stated.
1893:Thanks for correcting my spelling on
815:Thanks, Chris, for your corrections.
6762:"Feliz Navidad and a Happy new Year"
6378:For the guideline on reviewing, see
5324:roof. The standard plural form is
5321:Pocket Fowler's Modern English Usage
4988:(if you have not already done so).
4902:Tallest buildings in Central America
4893:Tallest buildings in Central America
4887:Tallest buildings in central america
4872:Tallest buildings in central america
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1990:I just corrected your correction to
969:To reduce the frequency, try adding
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6316:Off2--great idea. I second that.--
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5722:List of EastEnders: E20 characters
5563:didn't understand that WP editors
5210:does get deleted, you can contact
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3810:Thanks. Would you consider adding
3632:Drawings for patents published on
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2049:Rosalina (The Naked Brothers Band)
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6207:@Chris, I've opened a discussion
6059:Arkansas Militia in the Civil War
4304:Hi. You've previously edited the
3197:If it wasn't for those pesky kids
3178:FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup edits
2458:ש××××× × ×ק×××× × ×××××¢× × ×××× ×××
1916:Hi. I just noticed your edits to
1672:September". (which is my style).
1420:Discussion of hoaxes at WP:SPEEDY
748:Happy New Year to you and yours.
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2719:Thank you for your help on the
2200:AIDS/HIV LGTB rights Costa Rica
1895:Ogunquit Museum of American Art
1581:Added some more translation to
1328:and just scroll up to find it.
1229:Knowledge:Articles for deletion
1205:Knowledge:What Knowledge is not
5864:My gratitude and always! - Ate
5806:fast, but error-prone! Best,
5766:Hi. I know that "temple" is a
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4399:article, however according to
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2051:, an article you created, for
1774:, an article you created, for
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1671:Or say "Spell Septmber =: -->
1664:Not "Sp" which is too terse.
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7258:Knowledge's Manual of Style
6269:The Great Arkansas Barnstar
6069:Thanks for editing my page
6020:A Bar at the Folies-BergĆØre
5928:Spelling inside quotations.
5887:Park Performing Arts Center
5705:The Great Arkansas Barnstar
5688:The Great Arkansas Barnstar
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5479:Nouns with multiple plurals
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3779:Infantry Division 1 KOSTRAD
3775:Infantry Division 1 Kostrad
3691:The dark side of Knowledge?
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2886:. Feel free to contact the
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213:Despite your "bragging" at
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6351:on certain flagged pages.
6083:British War Relief Society
5573:what everybody understands
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4870:Your contributed article,
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4371:Move is being contested -
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4030:tag. Here is the article:
3889:Thanks for the corrections
3656:Got your message, thanks.
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1654:Show spelling corrections.
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1547:Hi, continued translating
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6404:Penny for your thoughts?
6349:review other users' edits
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5354:might be classified as a
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4854:backlog elimination drive
4704:I have opened an AfD for
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