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from one of your old lists regarding the geo-stubs (I've modified the text and the
European and Caucasus categories). I really hope that you don't mind, but I figured that my time was better spent counting stubs than designing something clever. I haven't done the counts for all the subcategories yet, but I have done most of them. Besides, I figured that if we one day start splitting up Africa into smaller fragments, it would be nice with consistency between the politician-stubs and the geo-stubs. I still don't know if it will be necessary, but it's always nice to have the option. Again, I hope you don't mind the ripoff, if you do, I'll redesign the page or kill it asap. Best regards. --
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name, and i suspect that caused the problem, but dont understand how
Lambton decided to work after your and my edits. The cool thing is it works fine now and we just need to begin those other articles. I kinda wished i hadnt started the 'x Quarter' set of articles now, but i do believe they are a part of the real life structure (beyond my control), and must be included here. and yeah.. good luck with your exhibition, if i can find out where it is i can decide if i can go.. lol.. i look forward to my first one and especially to my sons first one. cheers..
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Russian stub, or the land of
Germany under the Bavaria-stub orr Schlehien (in Poland) under the German stub only because the Schlechien is not regotnaiset from UN. See the rez. 1244. See the deklaraion of the UN abot the Kosov provic during admiistrative time in Kosovo. Don intepret that only wat is written ther at the and see the change of the name from Yugoslavia to Serbia and Montenegro. You must be neutral and see the cronologie of the documents. They are all acceptyt from UN--
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3940:. I think we need to keep an eye on it and weed out anything off the topic. Random thoughts: - Every dialect of English has its own slang and its own ways of saying things - so what, that's how language works. What makes something relevant to NZE article? Not the mere fact that it is different, but that it tells the reader something - that it exemplifies a point made in the article. Or that it tells the reader something about NZ itself or NZers?
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everything is confusing like some think, one should provide a rather different solution to the dispute. Kosovo has clear borders, like
Montenegro that you mentioned. It has all but a seat in UN, and an army, for the rest it has nothing less than a country has. Not to load you with useless info, I still think a compromise which would not irritate 90% of the population of that territory would have been more fair, than saying something like
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changing I'd have thought. Unless the article was 'NZ slang' or something! Is there any strategy you can think of to stop people creating these pointless lists? Some cunning way to format the article that would help prevent this kind of thing? What if there was a short list that looked kinda complete in some way (or table maybe - harder to edit, therefore offputting?). Same goes for article MIoNZE.
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determination to comply to the Wiki rules, I would encourage you to think of compromising solutions when dealing with sensitive topics. As far as stub issue is concerned, for the topic I am addressing, I would suggest you initiate a "stub" modification for disputed territories, and not instead fuel up the tensions by following some rules, which are temporary always. Regards,
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1463:. The count was something like was 14/20/5 when I decided to withdraw the request. My decision was based on the fact that there are enough things wasting people's time on the Internet that doomed RFA's shouldn't be kept up for voters to have to think about. Regardless of the rationale behind your vote, I hope you will read
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sides of the argument). Certainly something needs to be done to make sure that
Knowledge doesn't appear to be supporting Kurdish independence via stealth. ISTR something similar has happened in the past with articles relating to Macedonia and "Macedonian Greece", so there are admins with expertise on this sort of topic.
2624:/Wikimedia policies, and I'm pretty sure we can use it as long as its authorship is credited (which I failed to do in our article). I have now done this; thanks for prompting me to look into it. The issue with the penguin photo was whether the uploader had the right to put it under the GFDL - a very different problem.
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It's definitely a good idea to go through them (with both Orsman's and the
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In the second paragraph, does the size or shape of the harbour cause a large difference between high & low tide? I think not. It would be the same no matter what the size or shape of the harbour was. Of course, the flow is much greater at the heads simply because there is much more water to get
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Thanks for clarifying this. (And I have to say, irrelevantly, after checking out your user page and your website, that I am now your biggest fan--or at least we share an awful lot of musical interests. I would leave off the
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know a little about it and who haven't already put themselves offside with one side of the argument via SFD. I'm just concerned that - having already weighed in on the subject there, to do the same elsewhere will make it look like I am on one clear side in this (which I'm not - I can understand both
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Tongariro listing. The article shows a beautiful picture of Mt. Nguarahoe, but the image NAME is Tongariro.jpg. the picture is in fact of Mount Ngauruhoe, NOT Tongariro. The same image, wronly named, is used for the Mount Ngauruhoe listing. Note that
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Just a thought. The NZE article contains a long list of words, a lot of them old-fashioned 1950s, 1960s, 1970s slang etc. Or even recent slang like 'sup'(not even NZ - North
American I think). Not very encyclopedic. Is slang even of interest or relevance in an article like this? Too fluid and ever
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about the current use of the East Gore Presbyterian Church and a photo, which confirm that it is indeed the work of Robert Lawson. I know I have already asked you to get one photo for me, but I was wondering if you think it is worth getting a photo of for the Gore article, or the Lawson article, or
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I really am growing tired in my lonelyness in dealing with these people. They want to tag territory of a "geographic region" at their whim. Might I add a highly contraversial region. They are highly problematic and I really do not want to deal with them alone. So I am asking you to help me or shoot
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Grutness I'd like to set a seperate page for 'Bodgie' but I believe you have redirected it to 'Greasers'. I have nothing against this except there is now no where for the australian phenomenon to be separately discussed. Could you please make the sperate 'bodgie' page availible? Im not smart enough
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hey grutness did you get to see the Earth From Above exhibition up here in Wellington? The artist presented an awesome image of the Uffington White Horse, along with all the other truly awesome images. Its listed in the Festival of the Arts sites and their are location thumbnails (Waitangi Park) on
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Hello Mr. Dignan. I recently noticed your contributions to the stub issues related to all cities and locations of Kosovo. I am not sure your contributions would calm down the tension that already exists between the parties involved in the dispute. As much as I respect your professionalism, and your
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Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure it is a good idea at all to split the African continent into segments (yet) but I'd like to keep the possibility open. It is a lot easier doing counts of 200 stubs from 6 countries than 700 from 40 nations. My main motivation is to see a consistent system for both
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Hi Grutness. As you know, I've been trying to create some kind of order in the politician-stub categories, so I've created a new subpage tracking them for potential splits. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any really good lists carving up Africa into smaller segments, so my list is basically a ripoff
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Just to butt in a little, but I was thinking that one of these days I'd print off the page, and go through a copy of Orsman's Dictionary of NZE. Stuff that's not there clearly goes, but also try to gatekeep a bit on out-dated stuff. But perhaps also keep stuff which retains an interesting story of
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Hi Grutness, thanks for the Dylanesque lyrics. I'll be including the first verse, and I think alongside one verse from DR it will be hard for them :-). Great writing, esp the first couple of verses. Also impressive NZ photos (island and mountains) if you took them yourself (your site just says "my
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Hi Cool Cat - to be honest, I'd rather not get any further involved in this - my argumants with regard to the stub category weren't based on any political views on my part, simply on standard stub sorting practice. I know too little about the political issues involved in the area to support either
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Hi, I also thought that a photo of one of the towns would be nice, but unfortunately I don't have any. Thanks for lightening up the photos; that's definitely improved the Tautuku Bay one, although I'm not so sure about the cave shot. That was always intended to have low detail inside the cave, and
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You are right about Bermuda (grin). Hmm, being a politician on Bermuda sounds kinda nice: You're paid by the public purse, the workload can't be too hard, and the beach is close by (sounds like any politician's ultimate dream.) Definitely better than Denmark, we've been freezing for the last three
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However, you also eliminated the Virginia-geo-stub I used. Is this because the geo-stub and its subcategories are only for geographic features, and sites of historic houses (even when those houses no longer stand on site) don't qualify? If that's the reason, how are geographic features defined?
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The main poblem is no one knows anything about it, however people are quick to keep the category. The issue has little to do with politics but is more about people drawing the borders of the proposed country by using categories. I can understand why admins evade pov arguments but there is more to
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I prodded a page, it was deleted, and then you silently restored it but didn't restore my original prod edit. I imagine you probably had a good reason for the restoration, but the way you did it seems unnecessarily confusing. Thanks (and good luck with your opening, sorry to add to your stress).
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for an extended note and discussion on what will happen before I make another try at adminship (I didn't want to clog up your userpage with drivel that you might not be interested in reading). Thank you very, very much for your vote and your time and consideration of my credentials--regardless of
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Did you have asked your self way in en:Knowledge are souch a small number of Kosovars, only becose they think that this project is not neutral and is ocupetit from Serbian Goverment propaganda. Your solution is maken a bad image of Knowledge and is not neutral. Your solution is a same if you have
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Not a single Kosovan town stub has been deleted by me, nor is there any intention of any being deleted. If any have been it is vandalism and they should be restored. All that has been deleted is the template which was placed on the bottom of those articles, which was incorrectly recreated after
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Hey Grutness - thanks for the Thanks. Totally agree with what Buckets says above. I have really enjoyed fixing up the articles and the collaboration has been great. I've learnt a lot along the way - mucho appreciado. Cheers. (Agree we will need a diambiguation page - the Rohi article should be
1565:. I really didn't think people appreciate my work here that much, but it's nice to see you do: my Request was closed with 66 supports and 4 opposes. I'll do my best not to turn your confidence down. If in any point in the future you get the feeling I'm doing something wrong, do not hesitate to
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I see it. Read the line on it "Province of Serbia (Serbia and Montenegro)", which exactly explains the reasons for what has been done. Also read RobertG's response above, and my comments on Ilir pz's talk page. It is important for Knowledge to maintain a neutral point of view. The stub-sorting
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May I ask you wat do you know about Kosovo. How you came to this conclusen. Do you know wat is meanyn Serbia, SR Serbia, Republic Serbia, SAP Kosovo, Kosovo or samthing like this. You wont to talle me that you have disedet the best way in wich (exp) you put the Provinc of the Ukraina under the
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you came up with does not satisfy 90% of the population of the region you are talking about. I don't blame you for not being able to. You were right when saying that there are no perfect solutions for any of the issues related to Balkans. Yet, if there is a territory, such as Kosovo, when not
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Regarding new upcoming geo-stub split, do you think a long "CentralAfricanRepublic-geo-stub" would be better than simple "CAR" ? I think we should choose one, and the second make a redirect. Also you have misspelling on your geo-stub tally page, it should be "Suriname" with "e". Cheers ;). -
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The parties in discussion say Kurdistan is just a geographic region (it is the only geographic region with an ethnicity present in its name I think). However articles talk about the regions economy, history, displays a flag, failed independence attempts... Topic is completely restricted to
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Thanks for your note. I'll get in touch with Kahuroa. Your comments seem to suggest that you have second thoughts of the mass deletion. As nominator of record, it would be a simple thing for you to pull the nomination. Then we can sort the items out a few at a time by prodding them.
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Grutness, please help a clueless newbie... I've got questions about your recent edits to the stub templates that I added to several stub articles I wrote (part of a personal effort to add all historic districts in Arlington County, Virginia, USA to Knowledge). See, e.g., your edit to
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Hey, I noticed you cleaned up some links Id posted about the Verlaines....cheers for that. was my first ever article and was trying to use html, but figured it all out now. Amazing that someone fixed it just a few minutes after I posted it! :) Hope some people will add stuff to it...
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Thanks. As far as the streets are concerned, since none of the streets is world famous and all are likely to be the names of streets in other cities, having them at "XXX, Wellington" makes sense for the names. As to my exhibition, a lot of the paintings in it are shown on my website
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Gruntness. Thanks for the conciliatory note. I know I can get my back up quickly sometimes. All that aside - I'm sure keeping track of the stubs must be like herding cats sometimes. I always see your name around, and know you put in a lot of time and hard work here. Cheers. Chris.
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No, didn't get to that (I don't get to Wgn that often, unfortunately - a shame, since I like the city and would have liked to have seen the exhibition). FWIW, if there are any wikipedians interested, my exhibition's at the Moray Gallery on Princes Street and runs until the 30th.
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Hello friend, do you remember me? In the month of September 2005, your vote had made me an administrator. we all know that the life here is exciting and full of challenges. I would request you to please spare fem moments for me, and favor me with your comments and suggestions
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Thanks, and yeah it will be useful to keep track of how things are going, its certainly going to get bigger for a while at least, although some of the really well known places are slowly growing out of stub level, by far there are more articles with no article at all yet.
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in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. I know you have been contributing to the Lawson article, and since you are on the ground I was wondering if you could confirm or disprove my assumption that the building refered to is the old East Gore Presbyterian Church?
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I'd be happy for the article to be nominated soon. In spite of AndyZ's suggestion, I think that the Natural History section shouldn't come last. Maybe I'm thinking too much like a tourist, but I'd be happier if we swapped it with the Government section. What do you
2500:(later) I seem to have draw the ire of at least one other person by asking this question, and I don't want to piss anyone else off, so let me assure you I was just trying to figure out what the reasoning was, not to start a fight. Hope you understand that. Cheers.
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OK there - we'll see when it gets to FAC. And thanks, the exhibition went well. Good reviews in a caouple of newspapers and general good comments from the people who saw it. Not as many sales as I'd hoped, but enough to cover costs, which is the main thing.
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Hi, there is a heap of activity on the Tuatara article at the moment. I was hoping that you'd make a map showing the islands where the species is still present. There is a copy of the map on page 9 of the conservation plan, which is availiable from
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Orsman edited the Heinemann, so I assume that most of that content would have been included in the later work, which really is quite extensive. However, if someone has a copy of the Heinemann, it would be a good start. I'm OK with a separate list.
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Congrats on your exhibition. I would totally go, if you come to New Jersey, USA. How can you tell how many Cuba-stubs are out there? You're saying it's close to 65 - did you count them by hand? I bet not. Teach me your wise ways, master. Thanks.
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that I'm prepared to remove if necessary.) I only added the Virginia-geo-stub because I thought my stub articles were more likely to attract the help of Wikipedians who cared about Virginia than from Wikipedians who care about U.S. structures.
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Hi Grutness, The discussion about the mass deletions is getting rather long and involved. I think some of these items can be saved and have been working at cleaning them up. So far, please see my new versions (with sourcing) of
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We would really welcome your input and ask you to join us. We already have over 7000 pages up. Orientation, help and community portal pages are available off of this link. Please pass the good news onto anyone you feel would be
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Hi I see that you have been contributing to psychology articles on Knowledge. Just to let you know that we are working on an academic psychology wiki for our professional community and their users. This can be found at:
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I should clarify, the project exists and Kingboyk and I have been working on it, it's just the template to invite folks that is a test. But I've used it on a few other editors pages now... so please do consider joining!
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1432:. I am very humbled by your vote and grateful. Please let me know if at any stage you require assistance, or if you have comments on how I am doing as an administrator. Once again thank you and with kind regards
1253:, it passed with a final tally of 68/0/0 so I'm now an administrator. If there's anything I can do to help, you feel I've done something wrong, or there's just something you want to tell, don't hesitate to use
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I clearly understand your standing. You dont want to appear to be taking sides but I think that is exactly why people are hesitant in interfereing with this kind of behaviour which is why it is continuing.
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I'm glad you like the photo. I have a few more from the Catlins that I'm not sure whether to add, but I'll try some out over the next day or two. Feel free to remove any that you feel aren't helpful. --
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with a link to it in the New Zealand English article? It wouldn't solve the problem of the list growing long and problematical, but at least it will keep it out of the main New Zealand English article.
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origin. It would, of course, be a lot easier if I had a copy, but people keep buying me every other dictionary with NZ and Oxford in the title. I should have bought it myself when I had the chance... --
3453:. This is just a courtesy note because you took part in an earlier inconclusive debate on the same subject, and may wish to comment on this one. If you're not interested, please forgive the intrusion.
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lightening it seems to have washed out the background. The people there highlight the tourism aspect for me. So I'm considering changing it back. I'm hoping to fill in a couple of the redlinks too. --
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the CAPTION for the image correctly identifies Mount Ngauruhoe in both articles. But perhaps the Mount Tongariro article should have a picture of Mount Tongariro, not Mount Ngauruhoe?
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Hey, just dropping a note--your point about civility and niceness and such was well taken. Thanks again for voting to support me--it meant an awful lot to me. Cheers!
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1665:Hi! I've seen you around on
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2912:Re : Closure of Ahoeitu AFD
2035:needs a new copyright tag.
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