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Then you can have a long-winded argument about whether the citation does support your claim or not. Be very polite and courteous, indeed helpful, but don't budge an inch. Use bizarre tricks of logic and obvious sophistry. Pretend to forget anything you said before, and shift your ground as often as possible. So long as you appear to be in utmost good faith, this will enrage your logically-minded enemies, who will soon lose their temper and curse and swear. Bingo! They are blocked. Best.

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Daniel, great to see you back around the place. If you find it better, then fantastic! If not, I'd love it if you posted somewhere (my talk page, a subpage of your userspace, wherever) what it is you still see lacking. I respect your opinion and would consider it carefully. Meanwhile, hope to see

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I now feel like more of these joke political candidates are going to appear more and more with Gen Z-dominated social media, who are the ones who know how to use Knowledge nowadays too, who are the ones who know how to use Knowledge nowadays. Perhaps I'll advise to semi-protect all election articles

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I looked further today and I realized I had made a mistake in my assessment (although I think page protection would be premature at that point), but I wasn't quite ready to call it vandalism. I thought it was possible that multiple people were collectively mistaken into believing the source material

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is mentioned. Material I added addresses that aspect of the topic. Your revert is the second time someone saw fit to remove my modest contribution without comment, despite requests on the article's discussion page for clarification. Sorry if I sound peevish, but if I'm committing some kind of gaffe,

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is policy. I can see your argument regarding the IPs ultimately ending up being a troll (or two), but there are plenty of active admins around who can review and do the blocking if need be. As you didn't provide a block message on the IPs talk page, and as it is only 1 of 5 blocks you've made as an

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I am writing to you because you have participated in such debates before. There still does not exist a wikipedia policy (as far as i can tell) over what to do in regards to articles about specific U.S. public school. My hope is that a real consensus can come out of the debate, and a real policy can

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Someone just pointed this out. Loved it. My only criticism is that it missed quite a few tricks. For example, a citation that doesn't support what is claimed in any way. Reference some erudite journal that is not online, of course. Few people will check it. And if someone does, even better.

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to get the developers to create a parallel syntax that separates autoformatting and linking functions. IMV, it would go a long way towards fixing the untidy blueing of trivial chronological items, and would probably calm the nastiness between the anti- and pro-linking factions in the project. The

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Ok, I didn't see the comment on the talk page. In any case, everyone has different things they find satisfying to do on Knowledge; why don't you spend time on things that give you pleasure? Getting involved in draw-out POV battles over articles like Pinochet and the like is a sure-fire recipe for

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The problem is that after declining the report at RFPP (as an admin action), you then entered the content dispute by posting your opinion of the content in an edit summary and on the talk page. Once you've done that, outside of blatant vandalism and BLP issues, many community members see that as

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I've tagged this page as humourous to make clear it's not to be taken as a serious guide on how to game the system. If you DO mean the guide to be taken seriously you of course within your rights to remove the tag, however I will then probably MFD the page as contrary to the spirit of Knowledge.

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The article met the criteria for speed deletion. CSD A7. Period. End of story. That's all that is required to delete an article on a band or a music artist without any discussion. (Google hits are not why I deleted the article or how I could be swayed into restoring it, but 4,510 results on

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please explain why this page was deleted. i would really like to understand how an artist can create a bio on wikipedia and not have it deleted because the editors refuse to do research. if you need proof that poizunus is a real artist then feel free to search him on any search engine. he's been

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The 3RR rule has been around for some time. I do tend to block people for 24 hours instead of fiddling around with short blocks. 24 hours are quite short anyway. Most people are perfectly aware of what they are doing. I also do not tend to read the pages involved - as I really do not care who is

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Right after I made that edit and talk page note, I realized it was actually one person vandalizing the page from 4 different IP addresses (single article focus, same ISP, same country, similar edit summaries, etc.). I warned the 4 IP addresses involved and if you look at their replies and edit

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You just stay around to keep the tools, you just stay around to keep the tools! You think that we're all fools, you just stay around to keep the tools! Making minute edits every year, you make minute edits every year! We can see it's very clear, you make minute edits every year! Users such as

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I think the page easily qualified for speedy deletion on both counts. A google for the name only returns 596 hits, most of which are copies of Knowledge, pages put up by Poizunus or his (your?) publicist, free downloads, etc. I don't see any evidence that he is (you are?) notable (yet).

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Sam Johnson is probably the best known anti-american of the 18th century and deserves mention. That he thought (early) Americans were thieves and hypocrites is uncontroversial and I can't see how my contribution was POV. The quotes used are both well-known.

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Great article! This is the first time I see these things explained this way. I've seen some of these patterns, and made some guesses as to what's really going on at times, but had not connected the dots yet. Thanks, and keep up the good work.

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google is supposed to sway me away from CSD A7? That's it? Any random person can get 100,000 google hits, not 4,510.) It's possible that reason A7 for speedy deletion was wrong, but not a single reason has been given for why it was incorrect.

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People who do not know a language are not able to pronounce a word just by seeing it written. For words in other scripts we already add how it is written, so why not add what is sounds like when it is pronounced in the local language??

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why did you erase the biography for beatboxer poizunus? if you could read you would have noticed that the page wasn't placed in vanity...it was placed by his management. you would have also noticed this note in the user:talk page:

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yourself who make a significantly low amount of edits just to keep your administrative tools sicken me and many others. Just give up the tools already!!! What are you holding on to them for anyways!! What a selfish thing to do!!

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I saw you remove soundfiles from articles with the justification that it was not standard practice. You must agree that it is not vandalism and, frankly how is something to become standard practice if it is nipped in the bud ??

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paragraph that you also excised, since Trustafarian is a popular culture term for aristocrat - both denote a person living on 'independent means' - the interest from property accumulated by their family. Was the paragraph on

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Daniel, you're right, the 3RR is a pain in the buttocks in that it is gamed against the first reverter. But keep in mind it does not apply to reverts of simple vandalism. Don't leave again because of an obnoxious admin. -

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Please don't unprotect this page for the time being. This spambot is very difficult to deal with... currently there is no solution other than leaving the page protected indefinitely (even for popular-topic pages like

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Is there something I'm missing about reverts to this article? As it stands, it seems to me to duck the central question a person might refer to the page for - to understand what social group is being referred to when

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I think preemptively protecting election articles based on limited number of incidents is probably premature and I doubt there would be much support for the idea, but it might be worth having a discussion on

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I was still thinking about one answer (to Tony Sidaway), which I have now done. I think that's the lot of them. Are there any I've still missed (or any additional questions you'd like to see answered?) :-)

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For the record this is Poizunus' management. Could you provide us information as to how and where would be the appropriate place to post an artist biography where it wont get randomly deleted?

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When exactly did this become policy? Anyway, the most interesting aspect of this is how Knowledge (myself most of all) can be completely gamed by a "new user". Time for another vacation.

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to include additional guidance on candidacy "announcements" that are so far in advance of an election that they become difficult to believe or that are based on a single social media post.

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Hi Daniel - the Wiki disambiguation pages with links (the abolition of..) lists "Greek Orthodox Church" as a target. Can you redirect to an unambiguous page, please? Thanks for your help.

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Great essay. I'd like to see you expand it by explaining the more advanced tactics within meta-wikipedia space, among admins, etc. Also, what's the relation between gaming and trolling?

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Thanks, but no thanks. The page has already been through two or three trials and has come through each time since not everyone is as intent on political correctness as some people.

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article, Scani is described as a island, and Scania is not an island. Of course in heroic legend there may be inaccuracies, but there are islands near Scania that may be candidates.

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Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I tried to explain my aesthetic reasons for the picture size in the Discussion section of the Bush Supreme Court Candidates entry.

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actively performing around the world for 3+ years now. vanity?...performing in germany...miami...new york? uk? those are more factual statements to me. do some research!!!

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I just wanted to say thanks for your reversions on this page. It's extremely high ranking on google right now for Camejo and has an attacker going at him daily on there.

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I'm so pleased you're back. I hope you find the place has improved over the last year and that the things which drove you away are well on their way to becoming fixed.

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is not constructive either (you can easily verify it yourself if you cared to do some research, or else don't raise doubts where you don't have the slightest reason).

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sustained in the squelching of my admittedly populist link, which I accept not reinstating, or did you have specific concerns about that paragraph, as well? From

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What would be evidence that he is "notable yet"? An by the way I just checked google at 11:57pm EST for the name "Poizunus" and there's about 4,030 results.

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and thought I'd drop you a note about it. The IMDb lists the movie as being spelled "Judgment". So anyway, just thought I'd drop you a note about it...

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I'm wondering what the source is for your claim that Jonathan Edwards co-founded Princeton (then College of New Jersey) along with Burr and Dickinson.

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what caused you to override the editors work after reading that? do you follow the beatboxing scene? do you know who the pioneers are in each country?

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If you bothered reading the entire section on , you would have noticed that I have already explained a long time ago why I think they are unjustified.

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I am primarily editing the German Knowledge, but you're spot on over there, too. The "some argue" rule will at some point in time be swallowed by

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Most Princeton historical sources name Burr and Dickinson, but not Edwards, even though the last of these three became a president of Princeton.

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manure. please don't do that. :-) I've made a disambig for "Manuae", which is the name of two different islands in the South Pacific...

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Daniel your response in this matter would be appreciated. There doesnt' seem to be any valid reasoning for deleting Poizunus's biography.

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I deleted the article according to the guidelines for speedy deletion, not because of NPOV. NPOV is not a valid reason to delete a page.

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he visited England in 1748, and, in company with the Earl of Morton and James Shore the optician, continued his journey to Scotland, ...

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That's very interesting to know Havl. Also as of today August 18th 2006 9:36am EST "poizunus" generates 4,510 results on google.com.

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Thanks for the reply on my talk page. Your answer addresses only my Trustafarian link. I thought it made sense in the context of the

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Clicking on "earliest" in the page history, your entry comes up, suggesting that you're the one who created this short page.

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was factual because it's presented that way in the source video. Basically, I tried my best to assume good faith.

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Yes, the Trotskyist past is true, as is Jospin having lied about it. See these pieces from the , , and .

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Hello Daniel, I’m an historian working at the Center for History and New Media at George Mason University (

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to combat harassment. This should bring numerous improvements to tools for admins and CheckUsers in 2017.

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Thanks for the speedy, BTW. I would have called it an A7 rahter than a G1... but it was a bit of both.

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Maybe the Jospin discussion page is the more appropriate one to discuss this issue? I'm still a newbie.

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and a brief summary of the Reagan page history indicates he/she has a point. Take it easy, will ya? --

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I definitely understand your concern, especially given that I forgot to leave a notice. Thanks again.

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There are many redirects to that page and there is no way to trace them unless the page is undeleted.

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If you want to revert to a shorter version, why not pick the 2002 version? That's very short. :)

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the intent was to poke fun at the hypocritical and inept rules that govern Knowledge editing.

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I ran across your user page while cleaning up links following a few merger/re-writes.

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Recently, several Knowledge admin accounts were compromised. The admin accounts were

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To contest the tagging and request that administrators wait before possibly deleting

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Dear Daniel—you may be interested in putting your name to, or at least commenting on

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Failing to satisfy the notability guidelines is not a criterion for speedy deletion

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if your Knowledge account password or email password is reused on another website,

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I just wanted to let you know, because I'm wary of editing people's user pages. --

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for more information if you are interested in it not being deleted. Thank you. —

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Since you have taken an interest in links. Please be kind enough to vote for my

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Made neither edits nor administrative actions for at least a 12-month period OR

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The piece is a masterpiece that could - and should - be expanded and published

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If you have any questions about this user right, don't hesitate to join us at

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Hi, Daniel, I noticed you removed the word "Charismatic" from the articles on

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was coelom, pseudocoel, accoelomate (and a bunch of variations of those words)

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which I actually declined because it looked like a content dispute initially.

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Knowledge:Miscellany for deletion/User:Daniel Quinlan/gaming (2nd nomination)

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because I was only acting in an administrative capacity to handle vandalism.

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to reduce overlinking of dates where they are not part of date preferences.

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Dear user Daniel Quinlan, as I have seen an edition of yours at the article

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from Knowledge. The tag claims that it should be speedily deleted because

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was deleted out-process, but then restored and nominated for at MFD here:

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You and I have unfinished business, Quinlan. Be a man. Let's settle this.

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Some background: Yesterday, an editor made a page protection request for

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carefully before using this new level of protection on pages. Thank you.

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Looks like you fixed things before I managed to save this last note. :)

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.

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are allowed to vote. Users with alternate accounts may only vote once.

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Dear Daniel Quinlan, at the moment there is a poll taking place on the

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on your redirect project page. I moved the article for the 1993 movie

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Criticism of the Pledge of Allegiance

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Doing something about the ridiculous date autoformatting/linking mess

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You get this message because you are an admin on a Wikimedia wiki.

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No, that's the right place - why don't you go ahead and repost it?

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Pending suspension of administrative permissions due to inactivity

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Instead of the IP we will show a masked identity. You as an admin

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Thanks in advance for your help. We have a lot to learn from you.

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fits the criteria for speedy deletion for the following reason:

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I really need to understand what it is. Should I be creating an

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