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both of you to stop reverting without resorting to blocks. But it means the article was in the state you wanted it, and so Hijiri should get a little leeway here. Since Hijiri is making small, targeted reverts and explaining them clearly in edit summaries, I'm not going to treat this like a continuation of an edit war. It would be different if he waited a day and re-did the whole thing, but that doesn't seem to be the case. The revert of the lead is minor and unimportant and the wording of the lead should probably come last anyway, after all other points of contention are addressed. As for the removal of the paragraph starting "One of the earliest appearances...", do you actually disagree with that removal or not? If so, say so on the talk page and explain why, and see what others say, it can always be re-added if there's consensus for it. If not, then please don't try to get someone in trouble just to get them in trouble, particularly when you were edit warring yourself a day ago.
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picking fights, and the other party for camping at H88s contributions in the hope of catching him out. Well, don't you think it's weird that an editor who claims to be keeping their distance is still able to report on H88's felonies almost in real time? It's easy to make a show of disengaging when you're part of a tag team and can count on your friends carrying on the campaign, knowing they'll eventually bait the other guy into giving the whole tag team a blast. Then they've indirectly referred to you and you can instantly go running to the admins to get them blocked. I'm not defending Hijiri88, he's got to stop being so dumb and belligerent, I'm just asking you to open your eyes and really look at what's going on in future. Thanks for listening.
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generous. I also cannot imagine productivity coming from someone who says "the worst part is I was blocked by a girl". It's either evidence they're 10, or evidence they're an idiot. This led me to review their talk page, where (a) they're doing a lot of stuff wrong, and (b) more importantly, they are not understanding why what they do is wrong. It's a constant stream of "thank you for telling me, I won't do it again", followed by either (a) doing it again, or (b) moving on to disrupt something else. Their unblock request from 9 June is, essentially, incomprehensible. I think what this person needs is another 2-3 years of growing up. As it is, they waste a lot of other editors' time. --
8082:, and I've restored the visibility to them and with an explanation in the log. I only use RD5 for rare and unique situations where rev del is necessary in the given situation but doesn't technically fall into the other criteria. My guess is that it wasn't 100% clear to me even back then; the log in 2018 shows that I hid those six revisions, restored them under RD6 shortly afterward, then changed my mind and re-hid them later. I'm fairly confident that, regardless of what actions result from this discussion, my input is not necessary nor required. ;-) Please let me know if there are any questions about those revisions and the actions I took, and I'll be happy to answer them. Cheers -
9832:. I agree with BHG and Rexx that there is an underlying problem that needs to be solved, but I can't understand why anyone thinks that thread was solving it, or if left open was going to solve it. First, the two of them had pretty much lost it, and were both repeatedly hurling insults in long posts, sometimes in bold or big text, that couldn't have gone on much longer before someone (or both) were blocked. Second, everyone who hates BHG was crawling out of the woodwork to explain what a horrible person she is, and everyone who hates Rexx was crawling out of the woodwork to explain how horrible he is. And by "explain", I mean "they are, and have always been,
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negative about your post. Hijiri has posted to that page many times, so it doesn't seem like he's tracking your contribs. So how is it feuding? This isn't a rhetorical question, but a genuine one. Am I missing something? If you're just asking for clarity about what you can do, then stuff like this would be OK. You can participate in a discussion that Hijiri is participating in. You guys can even disagree. You just can't follow each other around, or make personal comments on each other, or demonstrate a pattern of opposing each other. Let me know if I've missed context and this could legitimately be considered continuing the feud. --
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should have more time and I can look at it then. In the mean time, it's doing the reader a disservice de-linking links to that article in other pages, isn't it? You're taking away an opportunity to learn something, because you think the source of that knowledge looks ugly. I'd counsel patience. Knowledge is a work in progress; sometimes it looks more like that than other times. Whether maintenace templates should appear on the article page or the talk page has been a disagreement probably 1 month younger than
Knowledge itself. That isn't going to get resolved today. --
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offline, without a peanut gallery egging them on. If that describes anyone, raise your hand. A thought I had last night would be that things might be improved (not good, just improved) if the discussion was reopened but neither one could post there anymore. I honestly don't know what we should do, but I'm fairly sure it's not what we were doing last night. Finally, I'm not God. If someone wants to re-open it, then re-open it. I did what I really think was best. I'm wrong about a lot of things, this might be one of them. But I don't think so. --
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him in trouble for violating an iban, take it to another admin or ANI or something. At this stage, it would be really smart for pretty much everyone who has posted to this section to take everyone else who posted to this section off their watchlists, and avoid the temptation to look at their contribs. I look into my crystal ball and I see someone eventually creating an ANI report, and it turns into a timesink, and lots of people on both sides of the feud get sanctioned. I honestly cannot fathom why anyone would want any part of that. --
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7590:. That's not to say they "should" be kept; were I in his position, I'd remove them. It's just that it seems disrespectful to strip them from his pages like he's having dessert taken away for being a naughty boy, when any benefits to removing them will have negligible affect on other editors' behavior. Were I in his position, people doing that in my absence would highly annoy me. Depending on who they were and what their relationship was to me, I'd likely interpret it as gravedancing, regardless of the intent. --
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8056:?) why I can't undelete; it's continually crashing when I try, and I may not be back online for a while to follow up. FYI, there are more than 1440 revisions, possibly that's an issue although I think I've undeleted bigger files before. But I'm having no problem deleting and undeleting smaller files, like my sandbox. Also, if you find another admin who is able to do this, please tell them to look in the logs for some edits that
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posted there. - I wouldn't mind a tag such as "The following section is under investigation because of a possible copyright infringement." But telling a reader from the start about "Blatant copyright violations" seems not just "ugly" but counterproductive to "learn something". Psalm 100 is possibly the best-known of all psalms, - readers will perhaps think we don't link the same way as not to Berlin and
Finland. --
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8767:, I'd suggest letting it go. It appears to be a very hard thing for you to do, but I suggest making the effort. As preparation for separating from WP for 4 months, and as preparation for not participating in WP space for 4 more months, and to practice the skills of "not sweating the small stuff", and "accepting that imperfect things will happen, and it annoys others when you harp on that too much".
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7832:(ec) ThanQ for your comments; you've doubtless seen the refund requests continuing. My primary concern was the 'Ambassador' aspect, but it was suggested I ignore it; I'm here to learn, in real time as distinct from longer term, and if I run the risk of being cast as the villain of the piece by a gauntlet of partisan supporters for minor actions, so be it. Maybe RHaworth is having a chuckle.
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willing to wheel war on. But I note that no Arb or clerk or CU has felt the need to override the protection so far. What I think is poisonous, and continues to be poisonous regardless of Eric's behavior, is Eric’s enemies crawling out from the woodwork in order to try to shame him by making sure the tag is there. In particular, one enemy rekindling the fight after it had died down for a month.
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are restricted from replying/responding to such accusations may be seen as misconduct itself." Such is the language of arbcom. The RfC is in the process of being closed. I clicked thank-you to the one who made a note that the discussion is still open. I didn't know that he was also the one to close. Won't be long and I'll be told that I tried to influence the close by that thank-you click. --
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cannot possibly be useful and so is functionally indistinguishable from gravedancing, but concede that Eric pissed a lot of powerful people off, and so I can't do anything about that either. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes it rains. Thanks to
Ivanvector for handling this with a lot of class (even if he was (apparently) outvoted about blanking the page content). --
8204:, yah, I know, I don't want him to be blocked, but the PA's were starting to piss me off. But yah, I am ashamed on how I acted in the thread. Some IRL stuff has been pissing me off as well. And yes, I wanted to disengage, but I couldn't bring myself to, I'm going to stay away from places like AN and ANI for a bit. Thank you for your input. It is greatly appreciated.
729:"baited" - well what is the word for "you are determined to make one short statement and no more", and then someone comes and you feel an urge to respond? It happened before, twice that I remember, in the Laurence Olivier discussion (2015, got me to AE), and in the Stanley Kubrick RfC (just over and not closed). The first time, I got defiant, the second, I regret. --
9003:, Floq's right. You unfortunately wandered into an area that for reasons unfathomable to me is hugely contentious here. That can be really upsetting, but it's not worth quitting doing something you enjoy over. FWIW, the fact other articles have infoboxes (or X subsection, or sourcing to Y deprecated source) is never going to help you in a debate, per the advice at
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titled "request" on what I thought was a recent edit to a noticeboard. So I clicked thru to take a look and see if I could help. In fact, I was about to notify the IP editor of the thread (and chastise the other editor for not leaving one), and only when I looked again to see if I should direct them to AN or ANI did I realize I wasn't where I thought I was. --
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5063:. This contributes to the general atmosphere and bad feelings. I am not suggesting anyone punish Reyk, but I am saying the editor should consider civility, and perhaps consider not defending an editor with a "Berserk" button. I just want to help build the encyclopedia. Whichever administrator can get the editor to drop the stick is my hero.
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person, so I *hated* the round-and-round detail tweaking on the mailing list. Also the unrelenting ugliness of people (often on both sides of a dispute) depressed me more than I expected it would. Also everyone else on the
Committee was so much more competent than I was. I. Will. Never. Ever. Run. Again.
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Amen. ANI is not really fit for purpose, I go there as a last resort. I don't really know what the answer is, but
Someone Should Do Something. I sometimes think what we really need is a couple dozen paid professional dispute resolution professionals, and good faith users go to one to solve disputes.
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I know they are called the drama boards for a reason, but it just hit me after I hatted another nowhere set of bickering between long term users that should know better. It's exhausting. I guess 95% of ANI is taken up in meaningless discussions/rants/squabbles between long term editors that will not
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a public shaming like that. One good step would be: an admin (who I keep having to add, is allowed to indef block without preliminary community discussion) is allowed to impose a topic ban (or, for that matter, an interaction ban) unilaterally. Without being forced by law to go to the cesspit to ask
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Aw, thanks Tony. I quit the list last year during
Framgate, and am not 100% sure I'd be welcomed back. I was frankly not very useful even when I was on it, I probably only commented on 5-10% of the threads. But it's nice to hear people say things like that. While you're here, thanks for being willing
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First off, I take the "my friend did it on a computer I left at his house" defense as prima facie evidence that this person is not going to become a productive editor any time soon. This did not happen. They are lying; they created a vandalism-only account for fun, and the original 1-week block was
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you were a significant contributor, just because you're coming back from a 3 month ban, and it's better to avoid edge cases. I would recommend, for a while, looking for reasons not to do something rather than looking for reasons to do something, if you know what I mean. It isn't a big deal, but it's
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to the field, but to think so would have required good faith ...) that it's a hot topic, his message was deleted. What would you have done? He talked to the next debater, this time received a reply, first by a third, then that one. What would you have done? He went to a noticeboard, the wrong one. He
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OK. I'm concerned that things will go even further off the rails in a hurry if this is continued at ANI. I probably can't justify removing and revdel'ing the thread - tho that is my first instinct. But I'll at least remove it. I've already emailed
Oversight in case they want to redact some stuff. I
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enemy, because I have carefully cultivated, over the years, an attitude of "I do not care about infoboxes one way or the other". But I find the whole infobox conflict distressing because there are editors I really, really admire on both sides of the issue, and I don't understand why they all think it
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99% of newbies who might think he's an admin will think that because he previously deleted a page. Of those people, 1% would realize he wasn't an admin if the topicon wasn't there. The rest will (understandably) post their questions and undeletion requests without further research, and will have to
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I'm keeping an eye on interactions between Hijiri and
Lightburst (well, not really, because I don't have time, but I've accepted that they are going to post about it here because I'm the one who issued the warning). I don't want to be the go-to admin to try to get Hijiri blocked. If you want to get
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It isn't an interaction ban - admins can't unilaterally impose those, which I find stupid but it is what it is - it is a "stop feuding or get blocked for disruption" warning. In what way do you think this is feuding? It is not addressed to you, does not comment on your post, does not imply anything
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I have very little desire to monitor that page constantly, or be anyone's overseer or fairy godmother. I see several editors have joined the two of you on that page, including two I trust very much, so just give discussion and consensus a chance to happen, accept a little give and take, don't demand
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add. The tag had been off the page for about a month, and the dispute had settled down, and no arbs or CUs seemed to be bothered by that nor had they readded it, when it was readded by someone who is not an arb and not a CU, and who had already been reverted once before. You're welcome to look at it
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a new user. While I can understand his frustration, he acted obnoxiously enough that, while maybe the dispute could have been solved without blocking, I'm not going to spend my limited time arguing for an early unblock, or arguing the block was wrong. The only thing I see really wrong here is that I
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It's simple. We have a new user reported by someone who went for dispute resolution within the first day of an alleged dispute (over the MoS observation in headers, of all-importance), and when that was closed, went to ANI, where it was solved in
Knowledge style by blocking the new user (who had said
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allow someone to turn themselves loose page "patrolling" or vandal "fighting". Your last message on his page (the blocked editor, not the OP) was nice. Thanks. I think the problem is, we're legitimately dealing with the proverbial firehose of spam, and for time availability and sanity reasons, it's
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To put it in a less snippy way: sometimes the best thing to do when someone is venting is to ignore it. I believe that is the case here. Even if one of the other editors who was the target of the venting complained, I'd still suggest ignoring it, albeit with more understanding than I showed above.
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in an edit war about which peanut butter recipe to put in the External links section, it might have been harmless. But we cannot afford to lose either of these two. Their problem could probably be solved in 15 minutes if there was someone who's judgement they both trusted could talk to them calmly,
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Agree with BHG this should not have been closed. BHG's complaint that RexxS was being aggressive and uncivil looked legitimate and we can't just dismiss civility and conduct concerns raised about an admin as maybe happened in previous times, that has been made clear to us in recent ArbCom cases. I'm
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Thanks, that's certainly also true for you on my talk page. But still, you had it well in hand, so if I had realized where I was I wouldn't have bothered to insert myself into the conversation. Your talk page must have appeared just above or just below AN or ANI on my watchlist, and I saw a thread
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Hmmm... I have a sinking feeling I'm going to have to eat crow (or, at least, Ritchie's hat) soon. If the bot replaces the table on RH's user page with that awfulness, then Ritchie is right about "breaking" the tool, and I'll undo my edit (and add a line to the documentation). Someone else took the
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I was kind of waiting to see what Ritchie's response would be to my suggestion he explicitly state he will no longer edit articles Prax has tagged, and PMC's response to Ritchie's response. Not that I hold out a lot of hope. I wasn't planning on making any further request to PMC. I'm not 100% sure
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My understanding is the edit conflict detector thingy (sorry for technical jargon) broke a while ago, so this happens a lot more often than it used to. What I usually do if it happens to me is ctrl-C my text, give up and reload the new page, and ctrl-P the text into the new page. Whenever I try to
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thank you, "and lead us not into temptation" - When I (admittedly) provoked to take me to AE for a formal violation of a restriction (not its 'spirit'), the closing admin found the term for the tempter: "They are also advised that implying misconduct on the part of editors like User:Gerda Arendt who
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How did you like my statement (the short one, before an arb who sentenced me baited me by a reply to say more than I wanted)? - Othello is by Shakespeare, Otello (famous) is by Verdi, Otello (less famous and hard to do - where do you find 2 tenors, and now you need 5) is by Rossini. Nice to have the
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Thanks. As for what I termed the behaviour: I was at pains to distinguish it from its perpetrator. However to call it normative would be plainly false. In any case, given they're monitoring my edit history, they would now be aware they're on notice. If they continue, it will make their block at ANI
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If you do post to ANI, understand that your behavior is looked at too. If you believe you're both probably at fault, it's probably better to try to resolve this with them, rather than go to ANI - which can be dysfunctional. For example, calling what they did "psychopathic" is probably not a smart
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I saw "Panam" somewhere on WP yesterday, and thought "that's a geographical place in some fantasy/SF book, but which one?" I actually first thought it was maybe from the Dark Tower series somewhere. That was actually Gilead, which I thought was in Princess Bride, but that was Guilder, which I also
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I'm not sure, to be honest. I asked because I wanted to see evidence that they'd been warned before. But then the thought occurred to me to, you know, actually look at the article history, and I saw what you meant right away. Probably not an actual LTA page, no. But what I've sometimes done before
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Hopefully, yes. I'm not sure an RFC will be successful - there seems to be a pretty wide variety of opinions - but I've certainly been wrong before when trying to guess what will happen on WP. FYI, since I didn't want to say this on a public page like AN, but now you're here: that last comment in
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I've added "remind Giano about Valentine's Day" to my calendar for 12 Feb 2021 (to give you time to go buy something). Perhaps it would also be wise if you sought outside feedback on potential excuses before deploying them; I think most of my (and your) talk page watchers probably would have tried
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I read the template's documentation; it doesn't "break" in the sense of harming anything, it breaks in the sense of no longer being updated by a bot. Which doesn't really matter, since the stats will no longer change. I've put the table back. If the documentation is wrong, or if I've read it wrong,
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article) and it could even be argued that LB followed me there (he became much more active on it after I filed a CCI on him; LB's showing up out of the blue on an article I have been involved in to !vote against me is clear disruptive hounding (he made it so the RFC couldn't be speedy-closed as the
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The world is an imperfect place. A case could be made that the whole thing should have been reverted back to the version from October, but when two people have violated 3RR, it's difficult to not have one of them temporarily "win" and one temporarily "lose", and I felt this was the best way to get
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This is the thing for me, Floq: for whom else have you done this? For what other editor have you removed a sockpuppet tag and then full-protected their userpage? Would you do this for me, if I socked? Or is this the only one? I don't really care if the sockpuppet tag is there or not–that's really a
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Oh. My. God. I thought you meant you thought it would be funny if they'd taken me to ArbCom. But you mean you thought the thread title implied I was going to run for ArbCom? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
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I see you changed and then unchanged this. Now I'm not sure what you prefer. I'm happy to add what you just removed here, just let me know. Or I could reduce the protection level; forgive my poor memory, but I thought edit notices were already protected from everyone except the user and admins?
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Thanks for the note. I'm not terribly concerned with getting embroiled in a dispute, and am aware what might happen. But if this had been a case of me doing something recklessly without thinking it through, your note would have been a very kind thing to do. (I mean, it was kind anyway... you get
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Nyttend, I wanted to make the general point before getting into specifics. Feel free to respond to what I said there first, or you can ask your specific question there ... I need to avoid a wall of text that tries to respond to everything at once. Something more conversational will work better. I'm
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alone. Don't post on each others' talk pages. Don't ping the other person. Don't try to get the other in trouble. Have some tiny modicum of respect for the people who have to live with you two sniping at each other. Right now neither of you is showing any concern about anyone or anything except
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That's fair enough. TBH I don't really understand the context behind the diffs on SportingFlyer's talk so I won't venture an opinion on that. The point I was more getting at is that the VPP indiscretions happened because people worked out what Hijiri's berserk button is and pushed it relentlessly.
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le sigh. I'm not going to bitch too hard about the block, or dispute it. I wish Hijiri88 would just stop taking the bait. But I also wish people would stop rewarding the baiters. Back at the edit warring noticeboard you tried to defuse the issue by threatening H88 with a block for edit warring and
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Sorry to bother you with this, just not really sure or not. When he refers to the "big four" in three different places, he is also referring to me. The deletion discussions linked to shows me participating, no way he could be talking about anyone else. There is a two way interaction ban between
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ARS very often (I find the process very frustrating -- I point out that someone is canvassing, then someone else shows up and tells me to **** off, rinse and repeat). But I monitor it constantly, and frequently show up on the AFDs linked from there. In this instance I actually wanted to comment on
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You guys both edit in deletion-related areas a lot. You're going to run into each other. You almost never agree. The key is not to ensure you never run into each other, or that you stop disagreeing, but that you don't keep escalating the personalization of the dispute. I don't see his comment as
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Thanks. When an editor comes after me as hard as this one has, I consider this involvement following (especially days after your warning). Posting and commenting on my thread has no purpose other than a provocation. When you say the editor has posted there before so it is not following that is not
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But not only that, I feel I'm actually much more useful to the community as an admin than as an Arb. In this case, I could review the situation, make what I think was a fair decision, compose a couple of sentences, and post it in 15 minutes, instead of 2 days. I feel much more productive and much
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Hmmm. Seems a bit ambiguous to me, I'll come back and re-read later. Given that there's now been a bunch of oversighting done - not sure I want to ... not sure what I want to do. I need to go do something, then come back and think on this whole thing. It just seems like entrapment to me at the
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That was a controversial tagging, which was edit warred over last month. It had died down and was quiet for quite a while, and then someone re-added it just to cause more drama. An arb or CU is still able to tag it if they think there’s a benefit to that. But now no more drive by shit stirring can
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That is the only rationale I'm aware of that actually makes any sense. I'm still not convinced it's important - when a page has been moved, the pageview statistics are inherently going to be messed up anyway - but I do appreciate someone saying something besides "because that's what our guidelines
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The argument is that the translation is copyrighted (not the Hebrew text). The question is: does it need a revdel. The translation is in the article since June 2018, and nobody complained until yesterday. I guess the website's copyright is simply updated every year, regardless of when the text was
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At this point in my life, I usually make most grammar decisions in my own writing based on what looks/sounds right, not on The Rules. I'll sometimes grudgingly follow The Rules even when I disagree with them for something on the main page when they're unambiguous; mostly to save another admin the
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The OP concerns me some; though I have to admit I've only seen the name 3 times, each one was an error in judgement. More disruptive to building an encyclopedia than some kid writing a draft about his school, is someone with RedWarn/Twinkle/Huggle and a lack of compassion and common sense, and a
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before editing them again. Things were less harsh then than they are now, but we're pretty strict about undeclared editing for pay, so read that carefully about what you need to do. And fourth, I still don't see who you're talking about "intentionally search for and delete pages regarding civil
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Let's play a game where we don't watchlist our enemies' talk pages, looking for things to be outraged about? Of course that was over the top, but Hijiri mentions a dozen people (including me), and none of us have felt the need to respond to his venting. As per my comments in the section below, I
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has fixed BHG's formatting for her, so I have no need to remove or amend her errors, which is all that I have been doing. Similarly, BHG has managed to get someone else to clean up her mess, so she has no reason to attack me further for fixing her posts. If you think there's more to it than that,
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that's a good strategy, certainly. I wish we could all avoid any drama and get along nicely, it would be so much better wouldn't it! I don't have time to get into discussions right now, super busy, but things should ease off from next weekand I'm hoping to get into some decent article writing and
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looks awful and makes me very glad I was creeped out enough by the thing to put it on a subpage. I was also grateful to the person who took the admin category off my user page; I was just sitting there wondering where to go from here. So tehre's an element of kindness to be seen in these actions,
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should both do a tiny bit of self reflection about why it is so important to annoy each other and get each other in trouble, and why engaging in a just-barely-under-the-radar (or, more accurately, no-longer-under-the-radar-and blockworthy-next-time) tit-for-tat is more important than it is to not
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In my experience, there is usually no actual benefit to those tags, for anyone, except the gleeful feeling of victory they give to the editors' enemies. People claiming this is special treatment are apparently unaware that these tags are not uniformly applied, and there's a lot of variance in how
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I disagree with the tag addition, but concede that the functionaries - those who are most involved with dealing with arbcom bans and socking - have apparently found it useful. I disagree more strongly about the kicking-them-when-they're-down aspect of removing the user page content, because that
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BrownHairedGirl decided she needed the last word, so I've given up and removed the archive box. Just FYI, a desysop will still not happen as a result of an ANI thread, so my advice is to not waste more time on that discussion, but I no longer care if people voluntarily choose to waste their time
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Live and let live is good. Not sure what you mean by "composition". What composition do I think of when I hear the word? What does the word mean? Free association? My first reaction when I hear the word is those blue, thin, bound paper composition books they made us write our essays in during
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Thank you. I could raise my hand in saying that I get along fine with RexxS, and normally with BHG. But I can't help in this case where she practically closed her talk to me in a rant which tells me that I am a disruptive tag-teamer, just for finding her giant category renaming project ("musical
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It might be doable in pieces, but I'm short of time lately, and to be honest don't want to spend too much time on this when I'm frankly not confident this will actually be able to be salvaged. I suggest asking another admin who is (a) technically more competent, (b) more available, or (c) both.
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to start. Eh, perhaps I'm getting a bit carried away and I don't want to come across as excusing Hijiri's bouts of bad temper. I just tend to empathise more with the guy who's getting ganged up on. Also, I used to have a berserk button of my own years ago- being called a hypocrite- and damned if
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I think I probably burned a whole lot of gravitas with ArbCom when I unblocked Fram. I said "per Beeb" so I could try to ride the coattails of his gravitas. I've never seen Othello performed; but it was one of the few things they made us read in English Lit (many, many years ago) that I actually
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perceive it. Maybe the third time an interpersonal conflict lands at ANI, only to close with no consensus after a week of rending of clothes and cries for evisceration, they get referred to WMF. Gad. It would end the petty bullshit bickering overnight, deprive the dramaturges, and leave ANI for
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who isn’t an arb but is a list admin and is also Risker...)Yeah, I don’t mind taking hits to protect people. My general view is that if you’re treating someone in a way that would cause them to justifiably tell you to fuck off in real life, you’re in violation of some policy. I guess I’m in the
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like you're a pro-infobox warrior, whether or not you actually are one. The current just-barely-holding truce seems to be "don't add one without a consensus if the article's main author doesn't want one, don't remove one without a consensus if the article's main author wants one." I suspect a
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to be an admin, new users will ask him admin questions, such as to restore a draft or explain a deletion. Either he has to tell a whole bunch of newbies he's no longer an admin, or face a talk page stalker doing the same. Either way, it's humiliating. I don't want to rub his face in it, because
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Reyk, I'm trying to keep an eye on that possibility, and I've tried to be pretty even handed in the warnings in the threads up above here. or maybe already archived, too depressed to look. The thing is, I don't think that's exactly what happened here. Both were active in the discussion, so no
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Personally I don't care whether the page is tagged or not, and I've not seen any of the other arbs express a strong opinion on it either. It's the CheckUser team that are going to have to enforce EC's block from hereon out so I'll defer to whatever they find most useful. But I'm puzzled by your
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to be admins) doing the necessary but unpleasant work and they will get hemmed-up simply for stepping in the wrong puddle thereby diminishing their effectiveness. In the interests of not losing more of those folks doing the necessary but unpleasant work, I advocate the avoidance of puddles when
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For the second, it's pretty clear that the tag should stay until that's decided. Keep in mind that Knowledge is simply non-optimal sometimes; it isn't the end of the world if an article look hideous for a couple of days until a volunteer gets to it. If no one does so in the next day or two, I
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All settled now, I think. While all this was going on, the user has emailed that they're OK with re-deleting the userfied draft. I've move it back to the article so the history is there, re-deleted, re-added the redirect, and (per the issue above) salted. If there's still anything that needs
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I’ve said before, and will say again, I won't fight with an Arb, an Arb clerk responding to an Arb's request, or a CU readding the tag. I'd disagree, but defer to their opinion. I wouldn't even fight with a random admin who overrode the protection, probably, just because that isn't a hill I'm
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and having no action taken is hardly going to help with the stress. If this had been closed with a warning of some sort to RexxS to seek dispute resolution and not engage in personal attacks, that would have been fine, but closing with no action and denying a request by the filing party for a
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Peace is a state of balance and understanding in yourself and between others, where respect is gained by the acceptance of differences, tolerance persists, conflicts are resolved through dialog, peoples rights are respected and their voices are heard, and everyone is at their highest point of
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Yes, what Johnuniq said. This would be a pretty massive undertaking, big enough so that it doesn't make sense to start this up based on one editor's initiative. John makes a compelling argument, I think; please consider it. If you still really want to move forward, I'd suggest a proposal at
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I actually forgot it was Valentine’s Day. My excuse that after the number of years we’ve been married it’s a miracle I can still remember what day of the week it is fell on rather glacial ground. Roll on next year to redeem myself. Perhaps somebody could prompt me on the 13th Feb next year.
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Who is saying that? I don't think anyone is saying that. If they are, I cannot imagine that's true. I'm assuming they're saying the translation is copyrighted (which may or may not be true, depending on who did it and when they did it). New translations of public domain material are not
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For the first, I wouldn't be able to judge without taking more time than I have to research. My first instincts are that the Hebrew text is public domain, but a relatively recent new translation copied directly from a website could very well be copyrighted. On the other hand, it might not
9231:, please reconsider, and thank you for at least removing the black box from your user page. Imagine you had a belief that you nurtured for more than a decade, and someone came and told you that something is wrong with it. You created articles, thank you! Could you simply stick to that? --
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left Knowledge, yesterday evening. Whan can we do? I wrote at the beginning of the year that the assumption of good faith would cure much of the site's misery. - I want to have decent relations to the three editors in question, but editor retention is a bit higher on my priority list. --
9172:... I see this only now: there's a link, and the date and church and music of a funeral are listed (quite a song, played in church!), and Old Love became even more meaningful than for Valentine month anyway. - I just tried to expand the church article, but can't find enough sources. But
9421:, for fear of having to discuss the then planned removal of the infobox, - no idea why, but that's where we stand. As Voceditenore once said: better a good article without infobox than a mediocre one with it. I consider every minute spent in infobox discussions a lost minute. So much
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There is the second point to consider though (although it's more a general thing rather about this specifically), which is while I thought a desysop was necessary for the project, it doesn't mean I want to "stick it" to RHaworth any more than somebody I end up having to block for
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talk page asking him to reconsider doing that, for the same reasons as Floq gave for the topicon. I'm not sure on the policy of whether an ex-admin is entitled to continue to display their admin stats, but it's not actually saying "I'm an admin" so I would have left it there.--
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history). I'm now officially confused why Yngvadottir's page looks the way it does. When the bot runs again, would RH's page look the same as it does now until someone edited his user page, at which time the awfulness appears? Time to admin I'm in over my head, technically.
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Thanks for putting the block on hold. For community health reasons, this should probably be declined and referred back to AC first. Not sure if you are composing a request to blocking admin, but they already declined another request to unblock based on the unblock request.
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Kind of the same way you showed up at ARS for the first time in 4 months to make a seemingly innocuous comment on a section Lightburst started? You should read the whole section below, substituting "Hijiri" for "Lightburst" and "Lightburst" for "Hijiri". Then, you and
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Ugh, thanks for reminding me PK3. I actually knew this (no, really) because I looked at it yesterday but someone else was faster and reverted first. But today my fingers were moving faster than my brain. Is it worth unprotecting and re-protecting with a clarification?
1374:, what makes you uncomfortable? It sounds like Floquenbeam is saying "This is a moot issue, so no point in continuing the discussion", which in my opinion is entirely reasonable. Do you dispute the mootness or the "no point in continuing", or is it some other issue?
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Either you're at fault for the edit warring - again - or you're getting a taste of your own medicine. Use the talk page, stop with the aggressive personalization, and stop edit warring. If you cannot do that I expect you'll be banned soon. This is true whether or not
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User:Floquenbeam/Policy-violating blog#A Story of Academic Dishonesty. For User:Ponyo. Who I can't help but notice didn't actually ask for details about this, even when I subtly prompted her, but who I'm sure really wanted to know and just got distracted and forgot to
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Floquenbeam, Nobody pushed any "Berserk" buttons. Nobody ganged up on the editor. Nobody made the editor come after the "Big four". Nobody did any grave dancing after the block either. Reyk has been co-signing the bad behavior for some time and even subjected me to a
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Thanks for the ping - Doug's been in touch on my talkpage now. I'd say I agree completely with your advice regarding Erica C. Barnett, it's enough of an edge-case at the best of times and generally best not to get involved in anything like that immediately anyway. ~
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saw somewhere yesterday. As I get older, I find that sometimes I'm not losing memory, so much as it's all blurring together.... Anyway, had to cycle thru Panam, Pannam, Panum, and Pannum before I found it, and thought I'd save someone the trouble in the future. --
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Great, so despite ArbCom repeatedly telling us we have to take civility more seriously, we just drop a legitimate complaint as just playground rough and tumble, and because everyone's stressed about coronavirus anyway? Of course they're stressed, but having people
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leading up to it, then feel free to restore the post to AN; I'll defer to your judgement. I'm sure the calm and patient people who frequent that page will politely set him right. Or you can revise your message on their talk page, and they can reply to you there.
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LB, alter someone else's (also not LB) comment without explanation, and I didn't even revert that, but rather left a note inline explaining that it had happened. I have been monitoring ARS for well over a year (actually exactly as long as I've been monitoring the
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I'm not going to tell you what to do, but there's a really wide gap between arguing about infoboxes and quitting altogether. It's easy to find things to be annoyed about, but don't lose sight of what you like about the place. Best of luck whatever you decide.
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This does Yngvadottir no good, but would it be technically possible to subst RH's table before the bot runs again? If so, what would you folks think of me doing that? Although I'm not thrilled with the idea of screwing around any more on his user page either.
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On reflection, I've now revdel'd, possibly an over-reaction but easily reversed by the oversight team. Don't have time to follow all the rabbit holes to figure out who outed who when and where to redact that too, but at least the links aren't on ANI anymore.
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have to confirm that, such confirmation is vital, not a minor technicality. Second, as I said in message 11 years ago, even if we had permission, we don't really to testimonials here. And third, if you were editing those articles for pay, you should read
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added the tags as a routine part of the ArbCom/CU block. So your reverting to and protecting the version before that is already overriding an arbitration/CU action. Like I say, if that's what you want to do it's fine by me, but let's call a spade a spade.
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That thread was a perfect example of how horrible ANI is at problem solving, and how expert it is a bringing out the worst in us. I didn't close it because there was no underlying problem. I closed it because that problem was not simple and one-sided,
6503:. The case consolidated all previous remedies under one heading, which should make them easier to understand, apply, and enforce. In particular, the distinction between "primary articles" and "related content" has been clarified, with the former being
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what the best thing to do with that unblock request is; if you think it best to actually close it, I'm happy to defer to your judgement. My main goal was to prevent an innocent admin coming along and foolishly attempting to apply common sense... --
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Thanks for supported my recent, albeit unsuccessful RfA. Your support was greatly appreciated.At least yours was successful. You seem to have established yourself as Knowledge's answer to Rodney King. (I've also never seen a "Meh" banner before.)
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Sorry, not gonna get to this until after the weekend. Luckily nothing seems to be on fire. HEJ, CA, I assume you're both watchinglisting and I don't need to ping. If you're Americans, happy 4th, and if you're not, have a good "typical" weekend.
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It's over, in case you didn't see. Hundreds of edits (by Yoninah and all who followed in sometimes more than a year) hidden, looking suspicious. Hebrew now left without a translation. Anybody who knows one that could take the place welcome! (Not
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But do one thinks any less of any of the editors listed there because of what Hijiri said. If Hijiri returns to editing, I'll ask him to tone the comment down. But right now, lecturing/demanding anything of him would be counter productive. --
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6666:, or because he's watching my talk page. Either way, thanks, John. While it's good to hear from you, Drbogdan, you shouldn't really rely on me to actually help with anything for a while. Real life is somewhat overwhelming at the moment. --
2032:... and the end (when even the "dead" rose to listen to the music, turning their back to the audience because the orchestra is behind the actors on that stage). Das Wunder von Minden. I started an article, click on "my first Ring" again. --
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Hi Floq. I know this isn't your doing, but I am not a happy camper right now. It's a damned fluff piece and I have tagged it for CSD. My gut is telling me this thing should be zapped with a generous dose of salt thrown in for good measure.
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Yes, it does apply to Ritchie's change too; I just didn't notice that. If it actually breaks the stat tool, then fine (although Ritchie should have let someone else do it). If it doesn't break the stats tool, then it should be put back.
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is in the wrong, which I have not and will not look into. From 30 seconds of looking at the article history, I wouldn't be too surprised if an admin eventually sees the ANI thread, looks into it, and blocks both of you for edit warring.
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that it can't be done the way OTD is currently set up. We do not currently have a way of aligning the picture with the text, without introducing bugs in how it displays. If the German Knowledge has figured out a way, bring that up at
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favoritism. It plays right into the "unblockables" narrative. I am hoping that even if you thought it was the right thing to do at the time you did it, you will come to realize it's not the right thing to do, and reverse yourself. (And
9746:, who thought it conducive to bollock one person, RexxS, in a dispute he was engaged in with EEng, rather than not knocking both their heads together. Clearly, that's never going to be accepted, and so it goes on. Good closure, Floq.
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Blocked for a week, hopefully to get their attention. Let me know if they resume after it expires, and I'll significantly increase the duration to try to force discussion. Also let me know if a new IP starts making the same edits.
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site-wide RFC on this subject would last months, cause 5% of editors to quit in disgust, and end with a 3-person team closing it as "no consensus for anything". My advice is to find something - anything - to worry about instead. --
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I mean, you and I were kinda on opposite sides of that from an optics perspective (probably closer than either of us realize in reality, but that was an interesting time on-wiki...) I don’t think anyone would be opposed (I’ll ping
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fix it within that edit window you sometimes get during an edit conflict, it has gone badly. In this particular case it was easy, I could just copy your text, hit undo on your edit, and then repaste yours back in before saving. --
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Hey Floq, Many thanks for replying and your help - If you don't mind I'll leave the reporting to either yourself or Bish as I'm utterly hopeless with this sort of thing and would rather leave it to those far more experienced than
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in similar situations is to list several of the IP's in a subpage in my user space, and then link to that page when reporting new incarnations. Might be something to try if other admins give you a headache about it too. Sorry. --
1185:. Read to your heart's content. And if you want to help out once every 6 months, or every day, or somewhere in between by making small useful edits that don't attract a lot of attention or aren't part of a lark, just do that. --
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here's what I think needs to be done but I don't have time to do it. i'd miss dotting an i or crossing a t somewhere. either bring to ANI, or wait a bit and I'll do it next week. Or maybe, since I ping Bish below, she'll do it?
9267:.) In the same line: Don't talk about infoboxes (the first commandement if you want to be happy and healthy here). --- Make them (but only in articles you created yourself). - It's as simple as that. Quoting a wonderful friend: "
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the AFD, but because you had told me you would block me for "battleground" behaviour if you saw me disputing with LB, and I was fairly certain LB would post something like the above if I became involved in any way, I stayed away.
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desire to take advantage of the opportunity we inexplicably give them to tell other people what to do. I suspect for many, for the first time in their young lives. Some kind of maturity/wisdom test should be applied before we
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believes I am ready to participate in a limited or measured way. Perhaps, as an alternative solution, would it simply be better to let Chetsford know why I'm not able to participate in this go-around (via his user talk page)?
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Yeah, maybe. I'll probably wait a week or two, or at least for the next unblock request. I'm pretty unimpressed by the second dive back into the conflict, but there is a long history of peaceful editing leading up to that.
1077:.) If a page has substantially identical content to that of a page deleted after debate, and any changes in the content do not address the reasons for which the material was previously deleted, it may be deleted at any time.
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What can we do? I noticed this editor's disbelief when looking at a page loaded with discretionary sanction warning and long debates, yesterday morning. He talked to one of the debaters. Instead of explaining (to an editor
8790:, so I'm not opposed to leaving it as is, but was just concerned that the closer may inadvertently skip over the stricken comment. So, I am fine with leaving it stricken or unstriking it. I'll leave it up to your judgment.
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Honestly speaking, I dont remember the condition of the article. Maybe I should start working on it after a few months. I apologise for the inconvenience. But your co-operation means a lot to me. Thanks a lot for that
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Just our town, the first stroll. No festival this year, - imagine the tree-shaded section (where it was) fenced, to control the limited access to the wine stand, addresses taken. But the roses bloomed as ever, if not
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then the two above, so people don't have to play detective and hunt down what edits you're talking about. Even if I did have time, I wouldn't be inclined to look thru all their edits to see which ones you're talking
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I don't see them as a VOA either; just not competent to do what they insist on doing. I am puzzled why the UTRS request is being considered, though. They have talk page access. Doesn't UTRS usually tell them to use
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Rushdie has always struck me as the kind of writer I'm supposed to like... but I couldn't make it through the one book I tried to read. Perhaps he's better in opera format. Or perhaps I'm just a tasteless barbarian.
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Thanks for the flowers, Gerda. I gave my wife tulips this year instead of the more traditional roses; at this stage, we both would rather be reminded that spring is coming than be reminded that someone loves us....
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You may wish to consider the possibility that in testing boundaries, you've overstepped them. Now that you know the limits of what we'll tolerate, you'll reconsider your approach to interactions with other editors.
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I wasn't aware there were two different operas. I suppose I'd always just assumed the story was invented out of whole cloth by Shakespeare, and that the opera was based on his play. Learn something new every day.
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the tiniest bit concerning that your first day back you're looking to participate in something anywhere near the boundaries of your topic ban. (I'll hasten to add, it's definitely reassuring that you asked first!)
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unblock Ybsone; we generally recind the courtesy of a self-requested block if it's avoided by just logging out. someone (I think Bbb23) once blocked someone else (no idea who) for that, but I think others (incl.
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people didn't pound away at that button every chance they got. So I know what that's like. Well, I got over it once I realised what people were up to and I bet H88 will too. Thanks for indulging this little rant.
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I tried discussing matters with him but it was of no use. He was previously told to seek a consensus regarding his way of editing but so far, he has not done that and is back with his editing pattern once again.
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I have to admit I don't remember what this is all about, but I'm happy to accept the apology, and I'd suggest not worrying about it anymore; water under the bridge. Glad you stuck around. Hope you're well too.
11503:, even though I like the fact you're avoiding pinging people unnecessarily, because now is a good time to find out if he's willing to mentor you, or if you should cast a wider net. In any case, welcome back. --
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Yeah, I would like there to be infoboxes for every notable person, just because almost other has one. And I'm just gonna quit Knowledge for the time being. I might come back. I might not. Thanks for the civil
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are now enabled on the English Knowledge. This functionality allows administrators to block users from editing specific pages or namespaces rather than the entire site. A draft policy is being workshopped at
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Unless it's really, really straightforward, I'm not sure I'll have a lot of time to look at anything remotely complicated until later. I'll try to find some time. Maybe I'll get lucky and it will be simple.
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I have to admit, Gerda, that when I posted about infoboxes below, and a minute or two later I got a notification that you'd posted, I got a sinking feeling in my stomach. I apologize for my lack of faith!
4146:, which is a separate process from the sockpuppet categories. I agree that generally application of these tags should be left to SPI clerks and checkusers, and also that the contents of the page needn't be
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there. In fact, I think I may have been unwise in closing it; it might be useful as a kind of honey pot to keep the pro-portal and anti-portal fanatics out of the hair of normal humans for a few weeks. --
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You said you were uninterested in a conversation where I didn't immediately apologize to you. I find it hard to take someone seriously when they simultaneously call people "mouthbreathers" and demand that
9194:, we sang it last Sunday, with less room than in the video. The composer's article was (until I changed it today) word for word what source PH Publishers had, - and I don't know who copied from whom ;) --
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that checkuser and oversight blocks must not be reversed or modified without prior consultation with the checkuser or oversighter who placed the block, the respective functionary team, or the Arbitration
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featuring an all-black cast except for Patrick Stewart as Othello. My friend said it was quite good and the acting was strong all around. I on the other hand went to see a community theater production of
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It seems to be unambiguous advertising which only promotes a company, product, group, service, person, or point of view and would need to be fundamentally rewritten in order to become encyclopedic. (See
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who will hopefully make it after I'll work on it. I took the judoca first because of the copyvio, and the composer because I love music more than politics. 3 in one day is hard. - On the Main page now:
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string of words. Or the extraneous hyphens I prefer using to make it marginally faster and easier for a reader to mentally group two words together, even if it wouldn't be strictly necessary logically.
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it did) and 2) it means people will continue to post "Hey, you deleted 'x' two years ago, can you restore it" on his talk page, which, knowing RHaworth, is rubbing salt into the wounds a bit too much.
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result in any admin action. Meanwhile, threads started about real problems that do not involve ANI regulars close without any discussion, attention, or action. It's frustrating the Hell out of me. --
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The dramaboard stuff has been oversighted now, so it's hard to look at. Not sure where this is headed, tbh, so best of luck to all involved and I hope the right thing gets done (whatever that is). --
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Levivich, that editor tried to tank my own RfA, and I'm not sure I'd ever had an interaction with him. :) I just feel like we don't need to make sure bad behavior is punished in every possible way. --
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If you're talking about what I assume you're talking about, that's the kind of thing an Arb (mostly) just can't do. An Arb almost never acts unilaterally, they have to go thru the glacial process of
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I wonder what Germany's policy on immigration is these days. Pretty sure I can claim German citizenship as son of an ex-pat. I could use a walk thru the Black Forest about now. --
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technical matter above my paygrade–it's you using your tools to give someone special treatment that I object to. Despite your good intentions, surely you can see that this just
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I would agree with this. If people put as much effort into writing than they do arguing, and being offended by it, we would have ourselves a bloody good encyclopaedia here.
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Just let them blank it. It doesn't matter. If I see abuse I'll reblock. --
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Is the English translation taken from the chabad website copyrighted or not?
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I don't understand why you're telling me this. Unless you're accusing
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Might be, if only to prevent any more pedants like me coming along.--
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I took a look at the unblock request, and left a note. We'll see. --
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I am online all day. I have recently interacted with Lightburst at
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Bad faith users who don't cooperate are quickly shown the door. --
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Support. For more on the intersection of Floq and Scooby Doo, see
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Floquenbeam 2 reset your clock. You're a lowly rookie again, like
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The presence or absence of the tag would not have changed that. --
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What should the page look like until that determination is made?
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Cultural marxism - unfairly represented via misuse of protocols
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what the bot is going to do the next time it runs that task. --
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That's correct, my property is not your private army either. --
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She was saying something mean about Knowledge after the block.
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Fair enough. Now I'm off to look up what "hemmed-up" means. --
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for all pages and edits related to COVID-19, to be logged at
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Yesterday's funeral? I think I missed something somewhere. --
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redirect to prevent recreation of the article. There was
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For reaching out to me and helping me to get unblocked.
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I was just thinking the same, but it's kind of moot. --
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11 years already! Time to update the archive. Thanks
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0% of newbies will think he's an admin because he has
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NO NO NO ... NOT the MOS. Anything - but not the MOS
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proposing an interaction ban between the 2 of you. --
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1075:section G4 of the criteria for speedy deletion
510:"Loathing"? it's just a little dashed line....
13274:restrict proposed deletion to confirmed users
13108:Personal attack criticizing personal attacks?
12759:move. I know when I saw that, it annoyed me.
11564:. Completely. Just practice walking away. --
10577:Copy the text of the template to your sandbox
9992:The new unblock request is there. Working on
9319:I could strike all that because he's back. --
8121:OK, I'll stop trying to undelete then. Ta. --
7565:be pointed in the right direction regardless.
6480:Knowledge:New pages patrol/Redirect whitelist
5587:concluding, among other things, that the WMF
3533:You should have just told them to floq off. –
2500:. Though your pedantry is welcome anytime. --
12481:I've asked a general question about this at
11839:days?? Geez, i guess I really am special. --
10456:. They seem to be very troublesome. Pinging
8350:Regarding your question on the LTA IP at AIV
7092:. Thank you everyone for your contributions!
4164:, but, well, that's our tag for editors who
3341:, take a look please, header Chuckstreet. --
12820:Remind U1Quattro about the interaction ban.
12362:and is open to comments from the community.
11517:Thanks for the reply. Believe me, I didn't
10738:Cheers Floq. I hope all's well with you. -
8105:
7604:I tend to agree, Floiquenbeam, except that
4637:entirely accurate- He last posted there to
2327:then it looks like our work here is done. -
660:Take your time, will return after sleep. --
218:Administrators' newsletter – September 2019
13321:Notice of ANI that mentions you in passing
12962:
12442:
11817:
11269:
11053:
10611:
9962:
9836:and evil and dumb and smelly".If this was
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7580:template, and nearly independently of the
7016:. No proposed process received consensus.
6854:Administrators' newsletter – February 2020
6109:
5403:Administrators' newsletter – December 2019
5373:
3286:
2930:Administrators' newsletter – November 2019
2254:...Someone trying to enforce our rules on
1962:
1915:there's very little to be gained from it.
1316:free translation, please - we do have the
773:
674:Yes, that was a nice concise statement. I
553:An underutilized sanction at ArbCom/ANI: "
11468:I think the best thing to do would be to
10929:and share your thoughts on the talk page.
10390:at another admin's talk, asking the same
9007:. :) Best wishes, hope you stick around.
6593:This issue marks three full years of the
6272:Administrators' newsletter – January 2020
5507:RfC on the administrator resysop criteria
4375:the discussion that followed your action
3319:Yes. In my edit notice for wikilife. And
1540:Administrators' newsletter – October 2019
431:I grappled with that very question. I'm
13149:Administrators' newsletter – August 2020
11495:I'm going to go ahead and actually ping
11082:FA looks promising. Found some time for
6497:fourth case on Palestine-Israel articles
6148:, happy and peaceful will come along. --
5706:
4790:see my last comment at end of thread. --
1517:
711:Knowledge:Requests for Pyrrhic Victories
11562:cultivating the ability to let stuff go
10583:Paste the text at the top of your page.
10285:Arbcom RfC regarding on-wiki harassment
10107:Administrators' newsletter – April 2020
8469:Administrators' newsletter – March 2020
4091:the user page contents with the tag. --
2598:Knowledge:Editnotice#User and user talk
14:
12536:to act as if it extended indefinitely
12192:Administrators' newsletter – July 2020
11104:Administrators' newsletter – June 2020
4596:The answer to your second question is
3475:Mind your own business, young lady. --
1011:... and Shakespeare based his play on
44:Do not edit the contents of this page.
12867:I've posted to YBSone's talk page. --
10806:Administrators' newsletter – May 2020
8824:Great. In that case, I've unstruck,
5869:Share these holiday wishes by adding
5860:hoping your holiday time is wonderful
5061:never struck the attack or apologized
3636:, who will say "no foul, play on"? --
2632:what I was thinking of, yes. Thanks
1756:. It will be open until October 30th.
443:in particular, who blocked the IP. --
12849:In the meantime take care, Thanks, –
12806:I am very confident the IP is Ybsone
12671:Good laugh when I saw your comment!!
12606:differentiate clueless from evil. --
12460:Me too. Not this year though. :( --
12196:
11178:Unblock Ticket Request System (UTRS)
10260:new requirements for user signatures
10111:
9707:engaging in blatant personal attacks
8473:
8097:
7896:I Will Mention the Loving-kindnesses
6858:
6516:2019 Arbitration Committee elections
6478:queue. Admins can add such users to
6276:
6238:
6033:, hope you have a great 2020 too. --
5560:2019 Arbitration Committee Elections
4750:tendentious canvassing that it was).
3305:Yes, he's still missed every day. --
3191:2019 Arbitration Committee Elections
2934:
1544:
1479:
25:
12115:does not allow copyrighted material
10649:the resurrection of loving-kindness
9562:. They do not exist to you. Clear?
9542:And another thing if you don't mind
8302:I would certainly not restore them
4812:the commentary. Yes, very tired. --
2226:And this makes you look like what?
2018:Enjoyed first half tremendously! --
1744:. While there will be a local RfC
709:New potential redirect for ArbCom:
23:
13152:
12972:pale globe-thistle above the Rhine
12705:You have in the past blocked him.
12452:pale globe-thistle above the Rhine
12268:
11107:
10939:User:Enterprisey/link-deleted-revs
10893:has been proposed to create a new
10809:
10394:. This is spam on multiple fronts.
10287:. A draft RfC has been posted at
10195:
9516:
8535:
7088:The English Knowledge has reached
6948:
6731:
6721:
6346:
6177:
6170:
5999:
5958:
5944:
5852:(for the rest of us!) or even the
5808:
5801:
5780:
5662:
5406:
4705:waste the time of other people. --
3559:Dude. Don't give them ideas... --
3036:
1626:
1052:
575:Well - I haven't done anything at
381:across all public Wikimedia wikis.
221:
24:
13331:
8112:See you around :) —usernamekiran
7953:to talk you out of that one... --
6474:by a bot, removing them from the
5583:that ended in October received a
4144:Category:Knowledge sockpuppeteers
4087:it to the user page, rather than
4004:He isn't banned, he's blocked. --
3187:nominate themselves as candidates
2758:Well then - we aim to please. :)
2240:many people say George Clooney. -
1692:applies if the category contains
13219:
13209:
13185:
13171:
13161:
12379:standard discretionary sanctions
12356:RfC regarding on-wiki harassment
12289:
12277:
12248:
12230:
12212:
12202:
11582:talk page a rest. Thanks again!
11395:Notice of noticeboard discussion
11287:Better late than premature :)
11158:
11134:
11116:
10906:bureaucrat activity requirements
10850:
10838:
10818:
10434:The discussion above is closed.
10226:
10216:
10204:
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10117:
9738:It would've been great for you,
8556:
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7393:I was actually going to post on
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6355:
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6239:
6215:enjoyable, I'll eat my hat... --
6056:
5969:
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5926:
5917:
5751:
5707:
5675:Happy Holidays to you and yours.
5673:serenity without social tension.
5491:
5479:
5469:
5429:
5415:
5145:The discussion above is closed.
4558:supposed to connote or imply? –
4480:The discussion above is closed.
3577:rbitrator Floquenbeam Mark II. –
3119:
3111:The Blade of the Northern Lights
3089:
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2940:
2712:not having a good typing day. --
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11259:Today's Wikipedian 10 years ago
10886:global group has been created.
9512:A cup of coffee and a thank you
9356:whose article was 95% copyvio,
9212:. Thanks for today's music. --
8675:; they will serve for one year.
7286:no talk page message whatsoever
7192:AN is not your private army. --
6472:redirects will be autopatrolled
5543:MediaWiki:ipb-default-expiry-ip
4166:use multiple accounts abusively
2740:I'd be disappointed if someone
1320:- but directly from Hebrew.) --
1270:automatically public domain. --
11705:
10904:has been proposed to make the
10392:what would be the proper forum
10061:a topic of little harmony here
9335:It's a hard place to leave. --
8848:Regarding your impending close
8003:List of pornographic subgenres
6010:Send New Year cheer by adding
5790:豊かな十年へようこそ/WELCOME TO THE D20s
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1748:, there is currently a global
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1015:'s story "Un Capitano Moro" --
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593:21:15, 13 September 2019 (UTC)
571:21:08, 13 September 2019 (UTC)
557:is not blocked or desysopped,
549:21:03, 13 September 2019 (UTC)
533:19:02, 13 September 2019 (UTC)
457:I share all your opinions. --
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12358:. The RfC has been posted at
12312:is in progress to remove the
10353:Thank you re: poking the bear
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7835:I kind of stopped reading at
6014:{{subst:Happy New Year 2020}}
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5160:// Prevent accidental submits
5154:Preventing accidental submits
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3998:01:27, 10 November 2019 (UTC)
3960:- just a FYI - mine as well.
3753:02:08, 13 November 2019 (UTC)
3729:21:56, 11 November 2019 (UTC)
3238:Help to publish first article
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11720:WP:Errors, 28 Liberty Street
11377:Also, thanks and you too. --
11359:.... I just searched for "Ni
9777:See how nonsensical that is?
9005:Knowledge:Other stuff exists
8663:The 2020 appointees for the
8332:Alright, thank you again. --
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7535:By my careful calculations,
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7518:East Croydon railway station
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6729:Happy Adminship Anniversary!
6717:Happy Adminship Anniversary!
6709:21:05, 13 January 2020 (UTC)
6676:20:53, 13 January 2020 (UTC)
6166:Happy New Year, Floquenbeam!
5881:to your friends' talk pages.
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5630:02:47, 2 December 2019 (UTC)
5585:closing statement from staff
5539:MediaWiki:ipb-default-expiry
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3713:Thanks for the understanding
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3150:with the consensus that the
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2529:! You missed your calling. –
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2316:Yes I am ever so impressed.
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13072:actual editing problems. --
12036:But that was Black Kite? --
8898:Dmehus' editing restriction
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5826:the very best of the season
5319:discussion soon goes away.
4740:Then I saw another editor,
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1857:be treated with respect. --
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1413:Dank, sent you an email. --
1091:Knowledge:FAQ/Organizations
983:The Taming of the Shrew. --
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13261:Speedy deletion criterion
12828:sorry no time for more. --
12416:MediaWiki message delivery
11973:previously told him to. --
11245:MediaWiki message delivery
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10952:request for comment closed
10927:review the proposed design
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11875:. There was
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9362:a politician
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10166:Money emoji
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9842:User:Idiot2
9838:User:Idiot1
9805:as well. --
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7871:14 February
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