User talk:Grutness/archive06

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could only have originated in NZ or Oz and the majority seem to give it to him. Some more pictures would be great, Donovan's are good but it would be better in daylight - shame they hung crystal chandeliers from a gothic ceiling, but I don't suppose that's Lawson's fault. There must be bit more on the scandal at the asylum, I can dig out - and the house you mention - I've found a little on it, really need a classical one to balance Larnach. Found a good site so one should turn up. Regards.

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whatever that I should try to avoid if/when the changeover occurs in the spanish wikipedia? I'm planning to start a stubs wikiproject to keep everything organized, like we have here, but let me know if you can think of anything that I should watch out for. Also, if you don't mind, I'll probably be asking you for advice about all this over the coming weeks. Thanks in advance for your help! --

1573:)! The competition is open to everyone and is seeking a logo/trophy, similar to Barnstars, to be placed on every winner's page. We urge you to help us out and submit an entry! Afterwards, the normal rounds, each consisting of ten or more fun, logical, brain-stimulating questions will open. Why don't you give it a try when it opens! Look forward to seeing your contribution. Thanks, 1279:, which was on my watchlist from last time you edited it. You were thinking of switching to Firefox; I really think you need to remember that this issue is as much about character-unsafe browsers as it is about browser-unsafe characters, and that the switch to native Unicode in MediaWiki 1.5 will make things considerably worse. 734:(the Spanish folks currently use something like {{stub about|sports}} or {{stub about|soccer players}}, which in my opinion isn't too nice for customizing text and stuff, though it does avoid the proliferation of templates). I'd like to know if you guys went through all of that discussion when you started. Thanks. -- 699:

Hey Grutness, I've got a question for you. Right now I'm proposing on the Spanish wikipedia that they change its stub sorting system to be similar to the one we have here. I'd like to know if you'd do anything differently if you could – is there stuff about the current system that you don't like or

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You are right Grutness. Most people in this category are likely to be figures prior to 1949. For modern people the socio-political problem would be some Taiwanese people won't consider themselves Chinese people, though they may not deny their Chinese ancestry. For Hong Kong and Macao there is no such

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Hey there, man. I can't say that I have never considered it... I do believe that I am a fairly balanced editor and that I have reached a point where I know the Knowledge and its system well enough, but still, I am not as popular as most people on RfA, despite my sizable sizable number of edits. I am,

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Um... "the other two"? It's calmed down as far as the template's concerned, since a compromise name was found for that. Not sure whether it will have for the category - and since changes in template-driven category names can result in huge amounts of work (null-edits are required to shift all of the

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There aren't any in the category - which is one of the reasons why it was deleted. The two you see there are "ghost" articles - they have bad names and can't be removed from the category. As I said, though, every wiki page that used to talk about category:stub now points people to category stubs, so

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Ooo. Good question. I think the two big bugbears are consistency of naming and the proliferation of "unauthorised" templates. So I'd have liked it if there were some rules in place for keeping the naming of stub templates and categories consistent - the stub category names should be consistent with

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That might have been what you were trying to do, but what you actually did was move some items into ethnic-stub, then delete the original template. As to what's wrong with that, well firstly there was no discussion about making a new template and stub category, and secondly, the deleted template was

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is the barest bones of a page, so don't get the camera out yet - but do make input if you like, I think it needs an indepth of only three buildings which distinguish his work in each style, any more and people go to sleep (probably will anyway) You live in the place what are his 3 best or most well

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All in all, I think we need to revisit some of the rules given how many new stubs get created without any discussion, and how many are missing despite the fact they are actually needed. Do you happen to have access to the SQL database? It would be easier to produce reports with the ability to query

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That's less stubby, but it still looks like a stub. It needs a bit more text than the vital statistics and a list of barayas: perhaps a couple of sentences about the history of the place, what the name means, main industry, whether the population's all near the coast, any important features... that

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23 articles are there... all of them are stubs (at the moment). I intend to write many more, which ofcourse will start as stubs. Since its quite difficult to get hold of reference materials, down here from Maldives, its better to start as stubs and then later expand it. However if this really needs

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Grutness, this is a bit overdue, but thank you for your support vote on my RFA. I have some time to thank everyone properly now, and you're part of the group that nodded a support vote to me. I have been using my new powers to better Knowledge, and I thank you for giving me that ability. Thank you!

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Hi, Good edits, (glad you can spell!) the problem I'm having now is not being able to get hold of any decent reference books over here. New Zealand architecture has been a bit overlooked here to say the least. Coincidence you know Donovan, I've heard there aren't many of you down there. I had a

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Great news, the Forrester art gallery was one of the photos needed for that page, I didn't realise he was better known than Petre, especially as I was coming to the conclusion Petre was the better architect (I shall have to keep the POV out) I think the problem is going to be obtaining an image of

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When you say consistency of naming, could you give me an example of something that's not consistent? For example, do you think it's consistent having a Us-geo-stub in the US Geography category? Also, could you point me to any discussion that took place over what type of stub sorting system to use

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I was hoping you'd be in contact to ast that sort of question, since you created it. It probably should go - it's never likely to be used much, and the Maldives notice board (assuming you managed to get it running OK) is probably a better way of handling the stubs. Also, we try to avoid using just

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That's interesting about the Presbyterians not having cathedrals (I'll check that out) I thought it was just the 1st church to be designed. There seems to be some confusion on the internet as to whether he actually designed Larnach Castle, one site says it was designed "oversees", to my eyes it

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If some awful, unforseen consequence comes to light, I can always correct it later. I think I have proven so far that I have the will power to do any large number of edits in order to fix an issue. :) And any mistake that might need correcting will still pale in comparison to the fifteen thousand

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1. What sysop chores, if any, would you anticipate helping with? (Please read the page about administrators and the administrators' reading list.) Z:Images for deletion. While many people focus on pages and vandalism, many people neglect photos. And with various images policies created by Jimbo,

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In other words, I'd already made an example stub notice to show the image and text I proposed using; I thought that I had to wait a few days before creating the category, using the stub, or adding it to the list of standard stubs — but I didn't realize that I had to wait before creating the stub

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I don't think it's necessary to wait so long for such straightforward issues. I've shaved off at least a hundred people stubs in the last few weeks, as well as numerous other stubs and other things in the past, and I consider one or two okays a clear enough indicator that there isn't notable

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I appreciate the compliment. I think, though, that I prefer to work with folks with Admin roles rather than be one myself for the time being. I also think that I'd feel less comfortable sitting back for a week or a month if I need to draw myself away from Knowledge for other matters.

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with what you had previosuly. In the original version you image appears more or less directly under the "Northumberland, England" text with a big piece of whitespace to the right of it and the line under "history" going though the middle. See what you think. Maybe it's

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Thanks for that - I made up a dozen or so while I couldn't edit yesterday (most of them still to be uploaded). I think adding the tables would be great if you feel like doing it. Another thing I've been meaning to get round to but haven't is expanding the article on

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Thank you for supporting my RFA at the end of last month! Unfortunately, a family situation arose just then, and I haven't been able to spend much time on "good wikiwork." Things are getting back to normal, and I hope to wield the mop more actively. Thanks again!

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All OK. My background info was scarce, but I'm, eh, proud I found these jewels. btw, the criteria do accept instrumentals, a title can stand by itself. I'm just trying to be correct to the facts & author. And now: shouldn't there be an article about

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the ISO abbreviations, since they could stand for lots of other things (It could be motor vehicle stubs, for instance). It hasn't gone over to the stubs for deletion page yet simply because there are so many other stubs that ned to be looked at there.

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3. Have you been in any conflicts over editing in the past or do you feel other users have caused you stress? How have you dealt with it and how will you deal with it in the future? Z:I been in the MoS styles debate, been criticised for my postings at

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I'm getting a weird thing with some of the maps you are uploading recently. The seem to render in the middle of some pages if they are done as "thumb". This might be a brower issue (I am using firefox) or something. Compare the current version of

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notice itself. So when you were writing your reply (saying to wait before creating the stub notice) you didn't notice that it was in fact already created and sitting right there below your very nose! Anyway, though, sorry for jumping the gun. :)

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I may be in the minority, but I don't like Us-geo-stub or Uk-geo-stub, since I feel that they should be capitalised like the proper nouns they represent (they redirect to them: US-geo-stub and UK-geo-stub). But more importantly it's things like

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Yep - I know I should really write more articles and fewer stubs. I am slowly working to fill the hundred or so stubs I have created, but filling the geo-stubs are harder than people stubs. At least I haven't (yet) turned the red links at

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Hi James, that's brilliant, I left a notice on the NZ board this morning appealing for fotos, I've been quite busy lately so Lawson has gone a bit cold, some new fotos should be the inspiration I need to get back into gear with it. Thanks

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known (obviously the Ist church), and worst would be good too (have to be objective). I can't find a picture of him either (so far) there must be on somewhere, they all have to be out of copyright. God! I hope I get to see NZ some day!

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No, I never found the answer, other than converting it to the safe characters. I didn't notice that one, sorry. In thin this case, it would be Nýja Sjáland. The is: link must have been added since I previously edited the page.

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Hi there! KBdank wanted to edit the template (since cat:stub was renamed to cat:stubs), so I've unprotected it for now. Would you think it still needs protecting? If so please do so, but it's not as widely used as it once was.

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I can assure you it wasn't me! I've removed one (it was an instrumental) and disambiguated the other's location, but I wonder whether it should be there at all - it was released on an album, but wasn't ecxactly a big-seller.

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Thank you for your support on my RFA. Now that I have been promoted, I promise to be as hardworking and fair with the admin tools as I have been with the other areas here on Knowledge. See you around and happy editing.

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I only want it back as a redirect, because it used to be Category:Stub. I just don't want people like me to get confused and think there's only two articles in the category while there are actualy a couple dozen.

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No... not really. The reason it has 10 at the moment is, I've stopped using it since it was likely to be removed. I am pretty much sure it will be used very much (at least by me). For e.g. if you take a look at

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the names of the categories they feed into, too. And I'd make sure there were big notices everywhere telling people not to make new templates without going through a discussion process at WP:WSS first!

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Not as impressed as me, I had no idea it was going to be there, I had a double take when I saw it this morning,think that's my lot for Kiwi architecture I've written all Iknow on the subject. Regards

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The location maps are a great bonus to the NZ towns. Something I've been sort of meaning to do, is to add the tables with population, territorial authority etc. to some more of the towns (e.g.,

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Thanks for your comments and neutral vote. My edits are infact quite a bit higher than 1,500 now, and are nearly at 2,000 - I just thought i'd note it incase you wanted to reconsider your vote.

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Well, there are two things here... firstly I'm sure I'm not the only one using the browser I'm using, so if I breaks something so will others using the same browser. The second thing is that I

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Hello! I've noticed your interest in creating logos, barnstars, or your past artistic ability! Thus, I just wanted to let you know that the pre-round, an artistic competition, is now open at

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It'll probably be fine now - it was just because of minor fiddling while it was heavily used, which could have upset the servers. To be honest, I'd forgotten it was still protected.

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update the footy index, I promise, now that all the playoffs are done and dusted. (Actually, I was hoping somebody else would jump in there and do the hard work before I had to :)

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I recall that there was a problem with your browser and Icelandic characters some time ago; I don't know if you ever found a fix for that. I note that your most recent edit to the

884::) no problem. Hope it was useful! Remember it's just suggestions, though, based on doing this sort of thingg before. I don't think there are any set rules for this sort of thing! 152:! I was pleasantly surprised by the sheer number of supporters (including several people that usually disagree with my opinion). I shall do my best with the proverbial mop. Yours, 1198:

Yeah - I've heard good things about that MF ;) Changing from a system I know - no matter how bad - is something I seem to have a lot of inertia about, but I think I will.

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however, willing to see how things will turn out. If you feel comfortable with the idea, then yes, I am very glad with the prospect of you nominating me. Best regards. --

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I'm afraid so... just call me obsessive. Actually a lot of them were obvious (especially those with state names). The annoying ones were the counterintuitive ones like

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hey there! I'm trying to get people interested in more areas of Irish history prior to 1798; would appreciate, at the very least, any comments you have on this page.

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Actually Lawson looks quite interesting - may give it a go, it would be good to see NZ architecture on the fromt page 3x in a row, wouldnt it - any fotos about?

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my edit was simply to change the stub template. Unfortunately, some eastern European characters are not browser-safe and automatically change to "Z<caron: -->

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great kiwi friend at school (he broke my arm in a rugby match) you probably know him too - big ugly bloke has a farm and four children who have gone feral.

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list ;-). Could you check for the right links etc? btw, I trust your information on the existence of these songs. In 1996 I bought different music. Bye, -

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is a bad policy and I'm utilizing it for the public benefit (compared to the amount of bold vandalism that happens every day, this is peanuts :/).

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Um, yeah; but when you wrote that message to me, I don't think you'd read my comment (the one you were responding to) carefully enough. I'd asked:

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for their advice. Would be nice to add a link to the Hong Kong people stubs category at the Chinese category, and the other way round as well. —

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Thanks for your help fixing struct-stub to asia-struct-stub. I did not know about its subcategories.. and geo-stub is not for buildings. :-D —

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Thanks for supporting me on my RfA. It's always nice to get some positive feedback. I hope I can put my new abilities to some good use. --

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I also know that you really wanted me to be an admin. I do not think I could be one now. However, to answer some of the basic questions:

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OK, I've made an example stub — what do I do now? Wait a few days and then move forward if no objections? Doops 07:51, 23 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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Ive unprotected the page, since you said on a talk that it seems like its calmed down. Should you perhaps contact the other two or no?-

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Yes, that's fine, I only noticed the discussion on the talk page after I changed it (it's late here, I should be in bed already). I

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Thank you for your vote to "keep" me. I just hope there's not a consensus to "delete," I'm having too much fun. Cheers, -

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Mac OS X, with Mozilla 1.7. I think I may have fixed the problem though - something was set weirdly in the preferences.

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Glad to have been of service on the shortcut problem. As for your browser issues, I would recommend you take a look at

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contains quite a lot of non-Chinese ethnic people, and would make it difficult to be simply placed as a subcategory. —

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19:46, 7 Jun 2005 (UTC) PS: Don't bother to Wiki the links it encourages the commar brigade in, a waste of their time!

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As to the second question, no... we largely made it up as we went along, I think. But have a look through the pages of

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2. Of your articles or contributions to Knowledge, are there any about which you are particularly pleased, and why?

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Thank you very much for your vote of confidence on my RfA. I'll keep trying to avoid those sour notes! Thanks,

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Thanks for that link. How exactly did you get that listing? Not by manually checking each link I hope... --

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Does that mean you'll change to a support vote? Just wondering incase you want me to move your signature :p

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Don't speak too soon - I still have ~40 hours to go on the voote - just 7 oppose votes could sink me :)

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Since its made, I've added the necessary category, but in future it would be nice if you could wait!

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is better still, but you wouldn't need as much as that unless you really felt keen on writing!

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Grutness, Thanks for your vote of support on my recent RFA, it was much appreciated! Regards,

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articles), I'd probably have been happier to have kept it there. But we'll see how it goes.

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this process would be have to be used alot. Those guys really need a few more hands there.

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Sure thing. A question though... Eventually I want all those articles to look like this:

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Hey James. I copied your template about the empty box for tax purposes and moved it to

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to be removed due to naming conventions and etc, it should be removed. Lemme know :) --

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sort of thing. It doesn't need to be very long - have a look at the description of

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You added Snowflakes' nom within JoJan's. I have moved it to the proper place.

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You may also be interested in the allegations of lying that are on the RfA now.

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the running database, and maintain order by having up to date information. --

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it's never likely to be used much (it only has 10 stubs at the moment)

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Hopefully the Taiwanese identity won't be, and it'd be better to ask

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Oops, I guess I had kinda bad timing on the Alkivar RFA.. -Nathan256

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link. Is there anything you can do to avoid this happening again? -

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Hey James, thanks for your vote in support of my admin nomination.

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Thanks for the effort on this article. Another saved from VfD.

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Heh. I have a "non-article" as a subpage of my user pages (at

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on over 200 articles, so they all suddenly sprouted redlinks.

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Just out of interest, what operating system are you using?

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for an example of something that is beyond the stub stage.

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article being prevented from having its FA status removed.

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next to certain letters which are listed in the article:

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