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1790: 2863:, there are serious NPOV and BLP problems with your recent edits. Can you please revise or revert your edits to ensure that policies are properly and fully complied with? As it's getting rather late I may consider it necessary to undo your changes, and under BLP policy would not consider this to be counted in terms of the 1RR probation. To avoid any unpleasantness, I'll be most grateful if you can first attend to the matter yourself. Thanks, 264: 2283:
the general populace. Is it possible that the billions (no exaggeration) of dollars these industries stand to lose in the event of carbon trading have prompted them not only to pay for disinformation campaigns, like the ones we have documented on the article page, but also for the diligent and tireless efforts of a group of wikipedia editors? I don't know, but it's not outside the realm of the possible, is it?
844:? That is at least one example in the article that does not fit into the "interpretation functions" framework. It is true that, at that level of generality, one cannot say too much, so the article goes on to discuss more common systems. But the article is also just missing content about other sorts of interpretations (for example, interpretations of scientific theories should probably be discussed). — Carl 4873: 1347: 899:
we are dealing with ideas, not marks on paper. Logicians use the marks on paper as a tool to help understand the ideas. Unfortunately, this practice can lead to paradox if the distinction is not made explicit. That's why "metalanguage" and the "type-token distinction" is important. This is the way responsible analytic philosophers and logicians deal with these things.-GB
2112:. I plan on filing an independent request against you and Ratel should this (currently ancillary) point not be addressed by yourself or admins in the current section. Apologies for not responding in German, but this diff would become an example of a warning in said future request for enforcement and so should be comprehensible to English-speakers (subjunctive tense). -- 435:... Of course book titles 'normally' have all important words capitalized. We have an abnormality on our hands. It's likely that he actively chose to lowercase each word, for the same reason he actively (and explicitly) chose to lowercase the word truth to demarcate it from Truth, which he discussed in this very same book. Please reconsider making the deletion. -- 328:
sect member. I also appreciated your comments on whether or not Dawkins' criticism of postmodern work is relevant, and the witty idea to include his comments in the "postmodernism is boring" section :) His empty remarks had no place in that article. Feel free to send me more funny youtubes on R. Dawkins' crusade for science. Take care
1401:. I appreciate you support, and think everyone who has signed does. While I understand that everyone is frustrated with the current situation would you please consider refactoring your comment to put your best foot forward? Things are likely tentative at best so every little bit will help. Thanks. -- 3549:
Not sure who you think is baiting whom. I assure you I wrote in good faith and am baiting no one. So, Computer World got moved to the documents article; it should be easy to simply delete that from your 2nd suggested paragraph and go ahead with it. I'll put in two more cents' worth on the article
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violation, which I would bring to the attention of the RfE page. You can find the disputations yourself. Go to the talkpage. There are numerous NPOV contentions being made against the title. The section titled "Requested Move" contains many of them. One way of finding some of them is by searching for
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by another user). I don't disagree with your close at all, I just disagree with the reasoning stated there (namely, "FAQ#5"). It doesn't seem worth closing on those pretences as FAQ#5 doesn't satisfactorily address the concerns raised and is highly out of date. tl;dr: HeyitsPeter has liked all of the
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Oh, I get it - you think that saying "he assertion in the edit summary was a mistake on my part, and I apologize for that," is the same as saying "You know, Hipocrite, it wasn't right for me to have accused you of misrepresenting sources. I'm going to stop accusing you of malfeasance now, because you
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Your added source dosen't say what you say it says. Please revert to the version supported by sources - I'm not going to argue with you about it further, rather, I'm going to take your false edit summaries (which accused me, wrongly, of misrepresenting sources which you didn't check) to the probation
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myself, but as we discussed before my exposure to biologists has shown me that biologists tend not to believe Darwin was a teleologist.) Concerning my second concern, the main point is that when you quote someone you should choose words that can be understood without you saying what the words mean.--
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Apologies - I saw this earlier and I thought you were just being funny (you were!). To be honest, most of it seems like just explaining the reasoning behind your question, which seems straightforward enough. You could contribute evidence toward one or both or many sides of the issue and then later
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Any arbitrator, clerk, or other uninvolved administrator is authorized to block, page-ban, or otherwise appropriately sanction any participant in this case whose conduct on the case pages departs repeatedly or severely from appropriate standards of decorum. Except in truly egregious cases, a warning
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The length limitation on evidence submissions is to be enforced in a flexible manner to maximize the value of each user's evidence to the arbitrators. Users who submit overlength diatribes or repetitious presentations will be asked by the clerks to pare them. On the other hand, the word limit should
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I asked you a very simple question about why you added a POV tag; Your non-answer was "Search the talkpage for "UNDUE" or "WP:DUE". I don't consider that an answer to my question, so I'll consider this discussion closed with the conclusion "Heyitspeter cannot justify his rationale for adding a POV
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suspect an element of bad faith in editors trying to insert FUD into climate-related article though, so I did not inform them. Guilty as charged. Is my assumption of bad faith a crime? I would contend not, given that the whole topic is about how industry is paying people to create similar FUD in
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Carl, it is not essential for the existence of a formula that there be any actual token instances of it. This is the only way it makes any sense to talk about a language with uncountably many formulas in the first place. There just is no such thing as an object language that floats out there with no
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My phrasing was poor but I stand by my statement. You're thinking of interpretation as hermeneutic. This is interpretation as logical function. You're proposed header should go on another page called "What does formal logic signify?" or something. Please read the section above the one you just voted
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during Lucretius' time. The author of the above text is claiming that, because Lucretius never explicitly referred to himself as a "scientist", his works cannot be treated as scientific. I agree with you that he made "scientific" (if that word means anything) evaluations of his surroundings. I think
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Hello Heyitspeter. I am currently conducting a study on the dispute resolution processes on the English Knowledge, in the hope that the results will help improve these processes in the future. Whether you have used dispute resolution a little or a lot, now we need to know about your experience. The
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1. I don't see a consensus. By my count, Hipocrite, Guettarda, and Viriditas disapprove Peter's suggestion. Arthur, Tony, and I tend to agree with it but fall short of endorsing it. For my part, it's absolutely fine for him to go ahead, but also absolutely fine for it to be subsequently edited.
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Carl, this is a wild presumption that just everything is an idea so there is no point in identifying ideas. The point here is that the things we are dealing with are the type of idea that does not appear to the mind as an image, and therefore the only precise way to define them is to recognize that
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I might get an account but I prefer if the material speaks for itself. On looking at your above comments I presume you are referring to the postmodernism addition I made. The stuff I added was all referenced, the article had given the impression that PM began in architecture of all things, one of
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I saw your comment on my talk page about my last comment on the modal logic talk page. The point is just that the Tarskian definition of logical necessity are necessary truths for all interpretations of the symbols, whilst regular necessity is just necessity for the interpretation that happens to
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So do you see my concern about that? Any reader coming to this is going to have to trust your words about what Mayr means, and what your words say is that Mayr was contrasting himself to Darwin. This is not only bad practice in quoting (because you are at least potentially distorting your source),
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Well, up to you as I can not see what Mayr really said. I would for the record actually be interested anyway. Just so it is clear: my first paragraph above is the most important, not my second. I do not say that we can mention arguments that Darwin was a teleologist. (I have some sympathy for them
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that he in opposition to Darwin on this point, and how does he actually explain this as being a contrast? You have to realize that "adaptedness ... is a posteriori result rather than an a priori goal-seeking" is so cut up that it no longer means anything. The reader will only be able to trust what
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The claim "The formal languages used in mathematical logic and theoretical computer science are defined in solely syntactic terms, " is false. For example, the set of sentences in the language of arithmetic that are true in the standard model of the natural numbers is a formal language, but is not
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The formulation that you reverted is strictly more correct than yours. No it is not a function in an object language, it is an expression in a metalanguage talking about an object language (i.e. saying what the symbols of it mean). Most significantly to observe is that ontologically, it is an idea
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Thank you for the "public service announcement" from Richard Dawkins :) I'm sorry about the late reply (this is the first time I've actually logged in before viewing wiki pages since the end of October). I think Dawkins means well (at least in his mind) but comes off just as fundamentalist as any
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article in your preferred direction. I know we've been through this before but it is still a minority position to call Darwin a teleogist and that is what the article in Knowledge should allow people to understand. Please make sure that all normal understandings are properly and fairly explained.
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No biggie, but I don't get why you archived my comment about a third report on the CRU scientists in the offing. I was pointing out that there's no need to worry too much about editing right now since the article will have to be updated when the Russell report comes out shortly. As it turned out
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Since you "believe that anthropogenic global warming is occuring" you should have no problem in providing an example where you have argued this point in global-warming related articles. It is my assumption that the editors who argue for a name change to the hacking incident article oppose global
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Now the article does spend some time on interpretations of propositional and first-order logic. It probably spends too long on those, as they are covered in depth in other articles, and so can be just summarized. But the article does not spend long enough on interpretations of modal logic, nor on
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I maintain that when Lucretius claims that we can't know the reasons for eclipses and the phases of the moon, when his predecessors had already made good scientific demonstrations of those reasons, he is making a scientific claim. Any article about his work should evaluate that claim, within the
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Yes. The Committee will analyze the questions as a way to focus their eventual decisions, and they will also help to focus further evidence and the eventual workshop proposals - sort of like having an early framework. Speaking of which, can you please reformat your recent questions into single
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All evidence should be posted within 15 days from the opening of the case. The drafters will seek to move the case to arbitrator workshop proposals and/or a proposed decision within a reasonable time thereafter, bearing in mind the need for the committee to examine what will presumably be a very
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LHvU has recently shown that he is confusing the rules on this issue. In a way I don't really mind my stuff on the talkpage being collapsed it is just on the main page of the sanctions where I feel it had some relevence. If Cla, who started the discussion, requested that it was collapsed I would
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I have never made such a claim. As I clearly wrote above, "Threatening to make edits against consensus which will result in automatic reverts is a threat to engage in edit warring." Multiple editors have rejected your proposed edits. Please stop turning Knowledge into a battlefield. You have
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You can sign up somewhere in the top right of the page. I would recommend it, because you would then be able to add pages that interest you to a watchlist where you can find them easily, because it lends you social credibility on this website, and because as is your IP address may shift which is
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I still fail to see how the bullet point you cite applies, as there is, to my knowledge, no question of socks here at all. But no, I will not remove any of my comments. I have a strong history of watching the probation page and commenting on it. Ratel's message had no significant influence on my
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Well that just shows that people CAN misunderstand it that way. And misunderstandings are not good. So I am just asking if you can keep that POTENTIAL misunderstanding (if you prefer it that way) in mind and try to tweak wording when editing to avoid misunderstandings. I am suggesting that when
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I need to know if a person can copy and paste tables from Microsoft Word 2007 or not since the tables do not come out correctly. I haven't signed up for a user name yet. Not sure if it takes a person to a page where they send you something by email or not--did not get that far. It said I wasn't
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A formal language is any fixed set of sentences over a fixed alphabet. Therefore the set of sentences that are true in the standard model of the natural numbers is a formal language. Hunter is somewhat idiosyncratic on this point, which is why it is important to consult more than one reference.
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I think you have unintentionally mish-mashed syntax and semantics inappropriately for two languages. A formal language must be capable of being defined entirely in terms of its syntax and without regard to any interpretation of it otherwise it is not a formal language. This is also from Hunter.
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It sounds trivial but this ambiguity affects the entire article. The section on truth-functional connectives that I just altered originally claimed that the connectives are interpreted. This only makes sense if you take interpretation other than in the technical sense. Again, sorry I was overly
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Arbcom have said they're going to supervise this case fairly closely (though there's little evidence so far that they're actually doing this). Safer to point out the error on the editor's talk. You could also do it on the Evidence talk page although that might engender more drama and pointless
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disorientating from the reader's perspective. You could then also use your talkpage as a stable platform with which to draft your ideas about history. That would be best, as everything you post to the Fomenko page will be deleted within minutes and will not reach the audience you're hoping for.
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That page is consistently derailed by tangential discussions. Collapses seem to me to be a good way of cutting the page down to the bare relevancies. I stand by the decision to collapse, though I won't edit war over it. Do you have another idea? As an alternative, could you perhaps move the
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to understand the process. Editors should avoid adding to their evidence sections outside of slight tweaks to aid in understanding; large-scale additions should not be made. Many proposals have already been made and there has already been extensive discussion on them, so please keep the
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heyitspeter: Well, the current proceeding is not a consensus-seeking exercise, but an examination of events by admins. It's not the same thing as trying to influence the encyclopaedia's content by stacking the votes on a Talk page — not as I interpret it anyway. If I wanted to recruit
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Cool I like that. It seems like a usage of interpretation that doesn't fit my understanding of the term as it relates to logic. Let's include it. How do you want to handle that? Should we make a clear distinction between the two types of interpretation, in separate sections? You seem more
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I agree with you that "extension" should be included (in place of "meaning" is just fine and appropriate clarification), however I don't think anyone else in the group cares about that kind of stuff -- at all. I also would love to see a section on interpretations of modal logic as well.
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Only if you want to continue down this avenue of false sock puppetry accusations. I'm willing to stake my editorial reputation that I am not a sockpuppet of Heyitspeter as we have very different editing histories. Are you willing to stake your editorial reputation that I'm wrong?
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OK, thanks. You are likely correct. Sorry I didn't understand the jp. I tend to run into the same problem when I make jokes where the tone I am using in my head doesn't make it through the keyboard. Anyway I removed our comments just to avoid any additional confusion by others.
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Hey, whatever works. At the very least it'll be a good experiment. Maybe I'm the first to demonstrate unconscious bias against unregistered users! In any case, the Postmodernism article definitely does need work, and hopefully we'll get more like you (or even from you) as we go on.
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Actually no. Nigelj rewrote a section. Nsaa reverted it. Nigelj restored his rewritten section and then you reverted it. That's a continuation of an edit war started by Nsaa, not Nigelj. Either way, you have perpetuated an edit war and should be blocked for it, in my opinion. --
1462:. The deal is IMHO that there is no known continuity between the classical and modern element systems. However, the article profits from the comparison of classical and modern elements. Take a look, and if something should be improved, drop a post on the Talk, if you'd like to. 1681:
Also, note that you have in the same sentence defended what in my view was an unambiguously negative comment, branded my expression of that opinion "irrelevant sniping," all while referring to me in the third person. If you want your input to be appreciated, use tact. It works
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mathematically inclined, so maybe you'd be able to translate the general mathematical definition of interpretation from that article you linked into layman's terms and then use the rest of the article to discuss the broader senes of "interpretation"? Have fun on your trip.--
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agree with him but I wouldn't be so presumptive to collapse his comments or my reply to them without his agreement. I would always follow wider consensus but it seems as though your collapse did not have consensus therefore as you rightly say best not to edit war on it. :)
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I was archiving what I konsidered to be komments not direktly koncerned with the konstruction of a kompromise wording for the lead, because I wanted to make that section straightforward and approachable, and thought these 'extraneous' comments would make the process more
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My spin on Lucretius is that of a historian of science. If we go by the definition that no one before Whewell was a scientist, we rule out Newton, Galileo, Copernicus, Ptolemy, and Aristotle, all of whom occupy major places in the literature of the history of science.
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I already resolved it in the above response. If you missed it again, I'll repeat it: "Asking questions isn't remotely similar to a false accusation." Now, if your name is not Heyitspeter, the next time I ask him a question, I'll expect a response from him. Thanks.
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The "idea" sentence in particular is misguided; we could start every article on mathematics with "XXX is an idea,..." but that would not help anything. An interpretation, in many cases of interest, is a function; I have no idea what a physical token of a function
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a token, as it is a syntactic object. Again, you cannot look only at one reference. It is telling that most books on mathematical logic manage to describe formulas perfectly well without using the word "token". It would be silly to claim such books are not by
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While I am concerned that Lar has a particular bias regarding the content of the articles covered under the probation, I am more worried about his pattern of judgements against WMC. I do not believe that an individual holding biases against a particular
2177:. I don't see how Ratel's actions can limit my right to comment. I strongly discourage you from opening a misguided enforcement request on this issue - it will be a complete waste of time. However, if you are set to do it, you may as well start ASAP. -- 4770:
but I think your personal interpretation of Mayr presupposes that your preferred understanding of Darwin being a teleologist is the only reasonable and commonly held one, and is also the one Mayr holds. I think we can't do that, for better or worse.--
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I think I'm going to disagree with you here. Editors shouldn't be using any pages for developing original research. This editor is new and doesn't understand how we work yet, her tables, her ideas, all belong elsewhere, perhaps on a personal website.
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our more conservative arts-- though for that reason a good indicator of entrenchment! It also left out the fact that the word was used as early at 1870 and a number of other uses, eg Pannwitz from Nietzsche in 1917, and others that the OED showed.
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in dealing with ideas is well known and used to clarify this very thing (see Carnap Quine, Putnam etc). On a brighter note, I am glad to see your contributions in general. I think there are some things we may agree on that others do not. Be well
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Another interpretation of the same language assigns each word to a location on the Cartesian plane. You start at the origin facing North. Then, working from left to right: each "A" means go forward one unit, each "B" means turn 90 degrees to the
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you say that Mayr meant, which was that this was in contrast to Darwin. That's not a good way to do quotes, so please consider if you can put a few more words in. By the way, I presume some more words are missing than are indicated because "is
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I'm suggesting that your comment there is not constructive at all. It is unlikely to further the discussion. In general, if you have a comment that is only relevant for a single user, I suggest you talk to that user in an appropriate venue.
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You still haven't realized that you're dealing with two uses of the word interpretation. First reread the comment you just now responded to. Then read the now-edited section on logical connectives in the disputed article. This is explained
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forbids removing anything other than obvious vandalism. If they really get up your nose, I suppose we could archive the page but that seems pretty silly. Just put a sheet of A4 over the top of the screen next time you visit that page, ok?
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Clean slate though, I hope. I honestly look forward to working with you. Although I'd take Stalnaker over Kripke any day, you knowing enough about Kripke to call yourself a fan is enough to put us on the same page in many respects. Happy
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Says the editor whose allegation that Lar is operating on the basis of a grudge prompted the comment under discussion here. I'm sure you can find the diffs yourself. Since we're both talking about the same set, it'd help your own case as
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Ah I see, and sorry to have misread. To clarify: Ernst Mayr never explicitly placed himself in opposition to Darwin, so far as I'm aware. "In opposition to Darwin..." was just a connector phrase between the two paragraphs meant to ease
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which had existed previously with a lot more sections, more complete sections, etcetera. It was filled with overly complex material however I admit, but the current version is still lacking some of the material covered in it. Be well,
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prohibits making more than three reversions on a single page within a 24-hour period. Additionally, users who perform several reversions in content disputes may be blocked for edit warring even if they do not technically violate the
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article. As the previous discussion didn't actually propose a name, it was unfocused and didn't result in any measurable consensus. I have opened a new discussion on the same page, between the existing name and the proposed name
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contributions of yours he's come across these past days, but in this specific case, he didn't think that the stated reason for the close was going to satisfy people. (It hasn't in fact, as discussion is continuing below it.) --
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I have challenged your most recent revert on the Climatic Research Unit hacking incident on the talk page. Please respond as soon as possible - it appears you were mistaken about who was "misrepresenting" what sources said.
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For the purposes of dispute resolution, the Arbitration Committee has decided that when there is uncertainty whether a party is one user with sock puppets, or several users acting as meatpuppets, they may be treated as one
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survey takes around five minutes, and the information you provide will not be shared with third parties other than to assist in analyzing the results of the survey. No personally identifiable information will be released.
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I could argue that what I did is covered under "Refactoring for relevance". But I'm not worried about it, and leaving the comments in is fine with me. If I'd thought it was a big deal I would have mentioned it in the edit
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A) an interpretation is an idea, and the written marks on a page are tokens of the idea. (I understand that people commonly don't make this distinction in casual language, however the idea here is to be as precise as the
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FWIW, it wasn't a revert (see my comments on the article talk page) and it was inadvertent anyway - I had the editing window open while I was trying to find the right template and inadvertently overwrote your edit. --
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You misunderstand. "In opposition to Darwin..." wasn't added to explain what Mayr intended, but as a connector between the two paragraphs written with deference to their content in order to facilitate comprehension.--
3403:, so I expect no reverts from them. You are the only person who continues to object to the proposed addition, and given that you have failed to provide any justification for your objection it is fair to ignore you 1890:
Then please take this up at the request for enforcement page, or perhaps with LhVU, the administrator who blocked Nigelj. I'd appreciate the outside opinion, as it really did seem to me that all I had done was RV
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You are telling me you will 'automatically' revert the proposed edit without providing any rationale on the talkpage, despite repeated requests? I can't imagine your request for enforcement will go very well for
4955:. It has the authority to enact binding solutions for disputes between editors, primarily related to serious behavioural issues that the community has been unable to resolve. This includes the ability to impose 2153: 2109: 3308:"To insist that an editor be sanctioned for an isolated, minor offense, or to treat constructive criticism as an attack, is itself potentially disruptive, and may result in warnings or even blocks if repeated." 918:. It make no sense to me to talk about object langauge without talking about metalanguage. If there are further distinctions to make as you claim, then they should be elucidated (perhaps in its own section).-GB 3766:
Until this case is decided, the existing community sanctions and procedures for Climate change and Global warming articles remain in full effect, and editors on these articles are expected to be on their best
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I did after seeing it linked on your talkpage when I was previewing my talkback post. I don't quite understand it though. I suppose these issues, if accepted, will be discussed at a later stage? Thank you!--
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The issues raised in the "Sock Puppet Standards of Evidence" and "Stephen Schultz and Lar" requests may be raised and addressed in evidence in this case if (but only if) they have not been resolved by other
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Asking questions isn't remotely similar to a false accusation. If I'm interested in your answer to a question, I'll let you know, but I'm asking Heyitspeter why he added a POV tag, not you. Is that clear?
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On an only superficially related note, I do not see 'there will be more information later' as a reason to avoid ameliorating the article 'now'. There are problems with the article 'now'. That the article
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Within five days from the opening of the case, participants are asked to provide a listing of the sub-issues that they believe should be addressed in the committee's decision. This should be done in a
3077:... Could you be more specific about what you mean? Perhaps you could make it more clear at the enforcement page as well. Thanks! (To abate your curiousity: I imagine Lar would, for obvious reasons.)-- 3099:
That's not the way I remember it at all. I may be wrong. But if you're going to accuse me of dishonesty and "fanaticism", you really need to supply diffs. Those are mighty serious accusation to make.
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the strings "WP:DUE" or "UNDUE" following the instructions I've given you. You can also read the posts by Jimbo, who has commented several times that the current title violates WP:NPOV. Please stop
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is a clear example of edit warring. Not a "technical" violation of 1RR, but since are clearly aware of the issue from your edit summary, your actions are also a violation. Recommend you self-revert.
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No, I'm concerned about your thinly veiled accusations that I am a sockpuppet of Heyitspeter. You can easily resolve the situation by explicitly stating that your are making no such accusation.
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Ummm....have you read the bullet point in question? Do you claim there is any uncertainty about the the possibility that Ratel and I (and, presumably, others) are "one user with sock puppets"? --
4608:. I think arbitration needs to be completed before any constructive editing can be done on those pages and plan to await its end. I don't feel the need to formally 'restrict' myself in any way.-- 3135:
If I don't get booted off of Knowledge for my researched ideas, I will be writing many of the things I recently placed on the Discussion page of Anatoly Komenko (with additional information) at:
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Consequently, I must decline your invitation to withdraw my statements. Out of curiosity, could you be more specific when you state that "it'd probably be appreciated" if I removed my comment?
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talkpage, fine. Just be conscious of the fact that where you ignore requests for improvement you're aiming straight for a request for enforcement. Be more careful with your edits in the future.--
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Thanks for bringing it to my attention! There's so much hate directed towards the post-modernists, it seems. It's nice to read an article by someone who can understand them, and is empathetic.--
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Thanks you! That wasn't on my watchlist. I won't be able to add much to the article itself right now because I've misplaced my Presocratic collections, but I'll get that under control I hope.--
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title of all is probably "Climategate" (or perhaps "Climategate scandal"). The fact that you keep asking this question implies to me that you haven't paid attention to what other editors (or
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My own comment pointed this out and apparently led to its removal. That's constructive in my book, though I agree with Stephan Schulz that WMC's talkpage would have been a better place for it.
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I have removed the portion that was not a question, as the Committee has requested only simple questions in that section. You are welcome to contribute your thoughts elsewhere, though. ~
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Asking for an explanation of why you added a POV tag is not disruption; It's a legitimate question based on neutrality template usage. You're supposed to place the tag on the article and
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and if you are willing to support and defend it please add your name to the list of signatories. If you have comments or concerns regarding the proposal please feel free to discuss them
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Peter. It's Julian here. Aka Polargeo. Don't collapse my comments without consensus please. I don't care about admins in this situation, they should have no more power than you or I do.
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I've looked, and still do not see unaddressed concerns. If you have any to add I'd be happy to hear them. Anything to get a better product. Barring that, we're still on that 24h clock.--
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My understanding of the bullet point is that one is guilty of meatpuppetry in acting as a meatpuppet, as you are currently. I respectfully request that you withdraw your comments from
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Sure. It was just one of those cases where tone doesn't translate when put into plain text. I tried to indicate that it was a joke. I've responded there, and thanks for the heads up.--
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If you wish. It is my opinion that they would be better off excluded for the sake of the reader, being 3 years old and not formatted to WP standard. You sure you want them to stay?--
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The committee will not be obliged to address all the identified sub-issues in its decision, but having the questions identified should help focus the evidence and workshop proposals.
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Sorry, but if you won't answer a simple question about why you added a tag, I'll consider removing it. Due to this exchange, however, I must ask, are you and AQFK the same editor?
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to define meanings for them. That does not mean that they are not interpreted. The article is not only about first-order interpretations; it also includes interpretations in which
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Seriously, though. You can search webpages for specific words (on Firefox or Safari) by pressing Command+F on a mac or Ctrl+F on a PC. You can find the POV contentions that way.--
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meatpuppets, I could have sent private emails, not so? I was being open about what I was doing, and merely chose the editors from an edit history of the page. However, yes, I
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Just adding to the request of two other editors that you refrain from your proposed edit. Some severe flaws have been noted and to my knowledge they have not been addressed.
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I'd also like to see an example of your support for your alleged belief that AGW is occurring. Or was that claim simply a rhetorical device on your part, to phrase it kindly?
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ought to represent themselves as 'uninvolved' for the purposes of enforcing probation. He is fully entitled to comment in the other sections of the request for enforcement.
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BATTLEGROUND does not apply here, and you have failed to show how I have GAMED the system. And collapsing my comments after directing admins here to read them is a bit rich.
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I completely understand what an interpretation of propositional logic, predicate logic, or modal logic is. And the books you have cited use the usual terminology for that.
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For the language consisting of words on the two symbols "A" and "B", one interpretation assigns each word an integer by subtracting the number of Bs from the number of As
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AQFK, unlesss "Heyitspeter" is your alternate account, please treat people as individuals, not as clonal bodies. I am asking Heyitspeter a question, not you or Jimbo.
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is a good idea. This is clearly an article that we have some problems with, so the more fresh eyes we can get looking at it, the more likely we are to resolve them.
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already been the subject of at least two enforcement requests. If a third one is filed, I will ask for a block and/or topic ban based on your previous two cases.
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Yes, I do realize that. I am saying that the article is about the broader concept of assignment of semantic meaning to symbols, not about the narrower concept of
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constructive, it is only rude, and if you believe it adds to the discussion, reflect on it for a moment. I request in advance that you not make similar comments.
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You are receiving this invitation because you have had some activity in dispute resolution over the past year. For more information, please see the associated
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If you edit my talk page again, at all, I will seek to have you prohibited from doing so. No, never, for no reason, should you ever edit my talk page, period.
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I agree the assertion in the edit summary was a mistake on my part, and I apologize for that. I've admitted this in the section you created on the talkpage. --
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By the way, interpretations of intuitionistic logic are one place where the connective are not given the same meaning as in classical logic. For example, the
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Because I'm trying to figure out why you keep asking this question. This issue has been discussed to death on the talk page. The current title is far from
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adding connecting words to a direct quote it is important keep those connecting words neutral. Try not to let them tell more than the chosen quoted words.--
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It was sarcasm of the 'this is actually inconvenient' kind, and not of the 'you are being dishonest' kind. Best to avoid entirely when online, I suppose.--
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If you look back, you'll see that Cla did not start the discussion I collapsed. You did. I cannot imagine he would be opposed to its move or collapse.
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Okay. Unarchiving is alright with me, but here's my reasoning since you asked (with Cs and CHs occasionally exchanged for Ks for no apparent reason).
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we use a given interpretation function, and this would broach a lot of the subjects that you seem to want to address. For example, why assign "1" to
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Is your name Heyitspeter? I have asked Heyitspeter a question twice, and twice you have responded in his place. Should I be concerned about this?
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You can argue it all you like but you'd be completely and totally wrong. Just don't remove other users comments. The policy is pretty unambiguous.
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Hey 2over0, thanks. I considered closing it again with a different heading (and upon rescanning the talkpage I'm going to, as it seems yours was
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I registered for an account several years ago. The only email I have ever received was a request to verify that I was not a bot at the outset.--
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Did you just file a request against Dave? For some reason, it's in the middle of the page, and not the bottom where new ones should be file.
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to Knowledge! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are some pages that you might find helpful:
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No, we are on no such clock. If you make the edit after more than three editors have asked you not to, I will file an enforcement request.
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of the Workshop page designated for that purpose. Each issue should be set forth as a one-sentence, neutrally worded question—for example:
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As to keeping track of replies, I prefer to keep replies in one place and usually put pages where I've posted on my watch list for a while.
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Threatening to make edits against consensus which will result in automatic reverts is a threat to engage in edit warring. Is this clear?
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Thanks! I may not be able to comment much more than I already have, but I imagine the RfC can sort itself out just fine without me. :) --
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is an "interpretation" in some sense, but does not assign the same meanings to the connectives that classical interpretations do. — Carl
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p.s. I made those edits while logged out; accidentally. I've copied these comments and pasted them to my talkpage. This is my username.--
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Accusing Lucretius of not claiming to be a scientist - a word coined by William Whewell in 1833 - doesn't help to contextualise his work.
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It's blatantly obvious that WMC's comment was a positive contribution to the discussion, stating his agreement with another editor, and
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Which just goes back to my original comment. Are you serious? Did you not read Jimbo's comments? Or anyone else's for that matter?
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But none of the article is about that, even just as a fact of the matter. I was thinking about this, though. I suppose you could ask
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Additionally, please note that for this case specific procedural guidelines have been stipulated; if you have any questions please
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Thanks for the head's up. I've done extremely little editing on those articles for some time now and haven't even been monitoring
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needs work; I see the problem as one of putting some balance in the article's presentation. As I've mentioned in the past on its
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I don't think that it's a 1RR violation. The first diff doesn't restore the article to a previous state. Only the second one.
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Will do. That would have been better, I just hadn't thought of it for whatever reason. Thank you for explaining what you meant.--
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Just wanted to suggest that editing other people's evidence probably isn't a good idea, even to correct obvious factual errors.
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and we are now in the process of working with people individually to try and garner support for this proposal. Please review
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I'll refrain if edits of the brand I made aren't wikidecorous. Wikimanners are a work in progress. Thanks for the heads up.--
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to denote conjunction. But, because these are usually treated as logical constants in first-order logic, we do not require a
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Neither NPOV nor BLP problematize any of my edits. I have continued the discussion on the talkpage. Please do not engage in
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Please attempt to follow the thread of the conversation at that page. The concerns raised have been addressed. Also, note:
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Cool. Thanks for letting me know! When you say "ask the arbs"... should I go to one of their talk pages? Thanks again.--
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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail. If you wish to participate, you are welcome to
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I do not think you understand my statement. I mean that, as per precendent (and as per the rest of WP:MEAT as well) a
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Yeah. I put it there because there was already a thread opened. Do you think I should move it to the bottom? Thanks.--
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will first be given with a citation to this notice. (Hopefully, it will never be necessary to invoke this paragraph.)
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Participants are urgently requested to keep their evidence and workshop proposals as concise as reasonably possible.
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Indeed. I'll try to help add as I have time. The article is on my watchlist as well, now. We'll see where it goes!--
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If you look at what I took out, I think you'll see that our views aren't particularly opposed. I deleted this chunk-
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If you're suggesting that my comment wasn't constructive beause WMC won't listen, perhaps so. If otherwise, please
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as shorthand for "Peter is on Knowledge" and 1 as shorthand for "Truth." That isn't irrelevant to this article. --
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disputes plastered all across the talkpage that AQFK and I have repeatedly pointed you towards would be a direct
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is as guilty of meatpuppetry as the user who recruits him/her/it. That is to say: you are currently in violation
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Saw your edit comment on the RFE page, to strike through all you need do is edit your post and do the following
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a section in the article on nonclassical logics, although it is short. As for particular issues with your text:
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All participants are expected to abide by the general guideline for Conduct on arbitration pages, which states:
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BTW, your question betrays a gross absurdity in your understanding of my and Heyitspeter's editing patterns.
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aren't being dishonest. I'm really sorry I accused you of being dishonest." Not "I'm sorry I made a mistake!"
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I want to point out that you (Dave Souza) have exemplified what you here refer to as "irrelevant sniping" in
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the article discusses this adequately, but it could be expanded, of course! Thoughts, concerns, criticisms?--
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Viriditas. You do not understand what is going on at that page. The concerns of the other editors have been
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Viriditas, knock it off. Heyitspeter is on my Watchlist. That's why I responded to your absurd question.
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The explanation is written on the tag. Removing the tag on the basis of an unwillingness to look for the
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is actually only for article space, not talk pages. The correct way to flag a redirect for deletion is
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You used the following remark to your recent edit note to your recent edit of On the Nature of Things:
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B) an interpretation is expressed in a metalanguage whose expressions talk about some object language.
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2. The only thing I can find in his proposal that I can't find in the main body is a reference to
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was uninterpreted, then we would have no semantics (no extension, no truth value, no meaning) for
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I am writing you this message because you have participated in the RfC regarding the name of the
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I think the conversation there is getting somewhat frustrating, so perhaps we can start fresh.
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preferably not be enforced in a way that hampers the reader's ability to evaluate the evidence.
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is actually the correct title as book titles normally have all important words capitalized per
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on your talk page and someone will show up shortly to answer your questions. Again, welcome!
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Where do you think would be an appropriate venue? I'll accept the answer 'nowhere'. Thanks!--
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be better is not a reason to stop working towards that ideal future version in the present.--
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WMC's statement was, in its entirety: "Lar is wrong, obviously. Stephan is correct." This is
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My reading of MEAT is that it refers to attempts to recruit editors to influence consensus
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as well. Pointing out a personal attack is not an example of an accusation of bad faith.--
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Disruptive editing against consensus in order to fuel edit wars is not a minor offense.
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the tag. Please familiarize yourself with basic Knowledge procedures before you reply.
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in the written medium, but my artistic sense is too limited to understand the meaning.--
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You appear to be right. It had been added but must have been deleted. It's still here:
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This is not a big deal, obviously. Just meditate on it or some such. Happy editing.--
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explain your reasons on the talk page. Did you do that? If the answer is no, then
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P.S. I will be traveling for a few days and so my responses will be delayed. — Carl
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Concerning your deletion on the four causes article, I have started a talk thread
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for you accusing me of misrepresenting sources? Why aren't you reverting when you
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An Arbitration request in which you are involved has been opened, and is located
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participation or opinion. As such, your claim otherwise is a strong violation of
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As I have pointed out before, there is an equally valid argument that a formula
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metalanguage. It exists as an idea and there is nothing anyone can do about it
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Hello again. I see you've been steadily trying to increase the leaning of the
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Population Statistics Correlating to Fomenko's Dating System by Ruth Jacobsen
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I don't think this is what you want to say. If it is, it's a nice example of
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No problem, you inadvertently helped. Appendages and fish may be overkill.
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that the scandal is about the hacking. Even the compromise titles are not
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It has come to my attention that you are eligible for charter membership in
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Thank you for that link. It is, as you said, a beautiful article. Cheers,
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Preparation of a formal list of "parties to the case" will not be required.
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This Arbitration case is now moving into the Workshop phase. Please read
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among editors. Should that prove unsuccessful, you are encouraged to seek
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result" is not good English? At the very least there has to be an "an"?--
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Just for outside reference so I don't come across as too much of a dick,
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Please stop removing other users' comments as you have done twice now at
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some editors got so concerned about seeing their perspectives in print
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AQFK answered just fine. Search the talkpage for "UNDUE" or "WP:DUE."--
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WMC has struck his comments - please could you do the same for yours.
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and, if you can, return from your very conveniently placed wikibreak.
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I was confused about what section I was in. Self-reverted. Thanks!--
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Got it. Thanks again, and sorry you have to deal with all this.--
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Say Hey (itspeter), I think perhaps you may be interested to see
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that the whole article's on lockdown. I was suggesting calm.
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BTW, why does your talk page say you are retired from this?--
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of yours was indeed welcome - do feel free to restore it. ~
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logged in. Maybe you can help me on my talk page with this.
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We appear to respectfully disagree. I'm reverting myself (
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Please consider signing the CC restriction, as explained
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Oh yeah haha I didn't even think about that. Thank you.--
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of what you claim. The burden of proof is on the editor
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Many thanks in advance for your comments and thoughts.
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And please review 1092:another version of the Interpretation article 562:interpreted. We could equally well interpret 415:Knowledge:Naming conventions (capitalization) 3054:would be appreciative, and for what reason? 2851:NPOV and BLP problems with your recent edits 2158:). Please do so even if only to humor me. -- 1511:Climatic Research Unit documents controversy 916:from the moment there is any object language 4393:a link to the edit I made. I'd forgotten.-- 3775:On behalf of the Arbitration Committee, ~ 515:Geoffery Hunter, ''Metalogic''</ref: --> 23:This user is no longer active on Knowledge. 2962:That's fine. Thanks for the explanation.-- 2516:violation? That's hardly motivational. :) 2324:I noticed you added back the POV tag into 2152:, all of them) from the relevant section ( 1799:according to the reverts you have made on 70:I hope you enjoy editing here and being a 1793:You currently appear to be engaged in an 1032:interpretations of intuitionistic logic. 269:Hello. Please don't forget to provide an 4154:That's what I meant by "disambiguation." 1828:. Please stop the disruption, otherwise 1344:Hmm, as I suspected, there is no proof. 2328:. Could you very briefly explain why? 2326:Climatic Research Unit hacking incident 1801:Climatic Research Unit hacking incident 1506:Climatic Research Unit hacking incident 1373:Climatic Research Unit hacking incident 2255:The word 'content' does not appear at 173:Philosophy and Science were viewed as 4624:Your self-revert at on the CC PD talk 4478:To avoid confusion, I've undone your 3588:herementioned thread to the talkpage 2075:is (and has been for at least a year 1367:Please consider signing our proposal. 3264:I'll look for them as I have time.-- 2644:The reality of the situation is the 1290:. Please review these policies, and 4681:Your Darwin was a teleologist thing 4288:You've removed some of H's comment 4117:I think you have the wrong diff in 3069:But a pattern of judgments against 82:, ask me on my talk page, or place 13: 4871: 2901:It's rather impolite to ignore an 2714:than the current title. The most 2049:Thank you! :) I'll check it out.-- 558:As I have been pointing out, they 411:Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity 262: 14: 4995: 4969:review the candidates' statements 4867: 4581:Voluntary CC article restriction 1928:territory, though. Good luck, - 1857:? I see this as a clear case of 1788: 1345: 4454:Could you give your opinion on 2924:The 'inuse' template was added 514:Both are quite true<ref: --> 4975:. For the Election committee, 4945:Arbitration Committee election 4936:ArbCom elections are now open! 3750:considerable body of evidence. 1722:Done. 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