User talk:Iridescent/Archive 3

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considering adding shortcuts similar to the existing shortcuts for leaving warnings but with 'Control' included, so for example Ctrl + Shift + D for removal of content, Ctrl + Shift + S for spam, but I'm not convinced Ctrl + Shift + D is that much faster than R followed by Shift + D (the quickest way to currently do this). I could use Ctrl + D, Ctrl + S and so forth instead, but that would mean reassigning some of the existing shortcuts, and people might end up reverting and leaving warnings when they meant to nominate a page for deletion. I can't use Alt as that interferes with the menu shortcuts (which are useful since there are some actions that only have menu items). I haven't used the number keys nor any of the function keys except F1 yet, but I feel they could be difficult to remember, especially for something like reverting and warning --

6403: 5937:. I've let plenty of badly written, unfinished articles stay. Just not this one, because i think it's an advertisement. Attach all the conclusions you want, if you only select the pieces you need to villify me, it's easy to label me as a vandal, which I am not. Anyway, this is a waste of time, as you ignore half of what i write. If you want an apology for the second db-spam attempt, I'm sorry I did that, it was clearly the wrong thing to do, my mistake, won't happen again. I won't AfD either until i talk to some others, so i can see how wrong i might be in this instance. Regards, 3445:"He is the Grand Patron of Nigerian Muslim Council; Chairman, Executive Council of the Lagos Central Mosque; Honorary Fellow, Chartered Institute of Transport; Fellow, Commonwealth Journalists Association; Chairman, Maize Association of Nigeria, and Patron, Institute of Freight Forwarders of Nigeria. He was also honoured with the key to DADE County, Florida, in the United States of America. He is the proud recipient of the national honour of Order of Federal Republic, OFR, conferred on him in 1982, as well as, Commander of the Order of the Niger, CON, on November 16, 2000. 15963:. Because Guisborough is (just) officially inside the boundaries of Redcar (it stopped officially being part of North Yorkshire in 1974), it goes into "Tees Valley" rather than "North Yorkshire", even though everyone there still thinks of themselves as Yorkshire. I agree it looks silly if you know the area and are well aware that it's part of Yorkshire — there are these kinds of problems everywhere that the official boundaries don't follow what people think of themselves as — but going by the official boundaries is the only practical way to do it, otherwise we get endless " 10093:, a program used to revert vandalism at high speed. If you save your edit at the same point someone else clicks the "revert" button in Huggle, it can cause the program to incorrectly think that your edit was the vandal edit. Some users think that the problem is serious enough in cases like yours, where a perfectly good editor is incorrectly tagged as a "vandal", that Huggle shouldn't be used; however, the general consensus is that the good caused by keeping Huggle active (no other process is as effective at keeping vandals off Knowledge) outweighs the problems it causes. 5009:

barnstar-giving cabel; he gave me like 17 barnstars (not literally, thank God) all at once. He did the same to Realist and Realist put them all in his awards page. While I know that it is not probably good to judge him, I think it is a little strange when you have 20 barnstars and half of them are given by the same person. I would have to agree that you and/or I would not be appropriate ANI whistle-blowers for them, but I have ANI on my watchlist, and I know that sooner or later they will show up on it when they start trolling someone who isn't as patient as you are.

4107:#XXXX is no longer the current revision" or whatever it says. I opened Huggle to see what had happened and I was shocked to see that the reverting user had filed a report on AIV. Since the reverted user's talk page was empty, I hope that the report was made accidentally, maybe by clicking the wrong place or hitting the wrong key? Either way, that is, IMO, yet another good reason for requiring rollback: If something like that (hitting the wrong key) happens, I can just hit "O" and click on the "rollback" link and undo my error in like 2 seconds. 15190:

and (because of Knowledge's inflated Google rank), an article with a heavily-searched word like "Beckham" would spread like wildfire, and the net result would be another entry on Snopes and Kohs & Awbrey sneering at you for a week. Because Knowledge is, for better or worse, so powerful at the moment, I think far more attention needs to be paid to accuracies, especially BLP violations (which this was). No problem at all with the current version (although don't be too surprised if someone else takes it out as "irrelevant").

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here for two and a half years (since 12/19/05) and have seven while these users have several dozen in 3-4 months? I'm not saying that I want a ton of barnstars, I'm just saying that they lose all "value" lately. The barnstars I received (and other "old farts" too) have been for significant work like the checkuser investigation I dug up or the massive clean-up I did on a bunch of articles that Redvers found. Today, though, it appears that a barnstar is just because you're a "Wikifriend" of another user. *Shrug*

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are strongly under the belief that these two things are related. As the older article was in violation of WP style and I didn't want to revert as a blind user who couldn't sanity check the images, I stuck in the see also link instead. I can't make any changes to the Mudskipper article as it's semi-protected, and I can't complete the captcha as I can't see the image. I'll go tell Jeff to do his own bloody edits whenever he gets his IP block sorted out with the admins.

13167: 6543: 6533: 6525: 6496: 6484: 6457: 6437: 6551: 6517: 6509: 6476: 6465: 6445: 6429: 6421: 3998:, you won't hear too much from me; I think virtually every concern I had about Huggle has been addressed. (I'm well aware just by looking at this page & the last archive that my talkpage has somehow become the Huggle & Twinkle Complaints Department, and, even if someone's going to become the unofficial "prosecution lawyer" against any problem that can somehow be traced to Huggle, I don't think it's appropriate that it's me. Oddly, 14054: 6119: 9424: 7690: 10744: 7701:'s "I'll have to call you back, I'm a bit tied up at the moment" is the winner. BTW while you're here, is there any way to rename a Commons image or does it have to be deleted & reuploaded? (This is in relation to the Mystery Flower, which — while nobody's actually identified the species — there seems to be a general consensus that it's some kind of wild azalea & not the bauhinia I originally thought.) 11483:

find someplace that expressly says it. He's referred to a "notable firearms expert" or "self-defense expert" in hundreds of places, but "not a lawyer" or the like mostly turns up ghits for "I'm not a lawyer, but I went to this Massad Ayoob class and..." It's back to the old problem of proving a negative--there are probably thousands of other notable non-lawyers who couldn't be RS'ed as a non-lawyer.

112:, if not the exact wording, bans the use of templates at all (whether subst'ed or not); since the purposes of banning them are clearly stated to be that signature templates can be easily vandalised, and that every transclusion (whether subst or not) places a small but perceptible strain on the servers. Both of these would continue to be an issue whether or not the template is subst'ed — and I can see 3908:, while it does look at first glance like it is only removing a section of an already-vandalised article, the previous revision shows the same user replacing a different section with the words "fucking fast"; with this in mind (and there's no reason to think the reverter hadn't also looked at that) I think the revert was justified, as were the warnings and eventual report that followed when the user 11630: 4808:"cons" to such a proposal — I don't personally think the cons outweigh the pros, but they certainly exist. The most glaring of them, in my view, are a) the symbolism of Knowledge – a global symbol of openness – "locking people out", and b) the drop in contribution numbers that would follow from it (along with the probable loss to Facebook of the "most edited website in the world" title, which 8774: 11525:

non-attorney ever to hold this position." Thus, the way out of the situation was always about finding verification for a fact that I knew to be true, and that was never really in question. Next time, I won't revert a BLP allegation, no matter how trivial and POV-pushing I think it is, without putting some sourcing in. Again, thanks for discussing the nuances with me.

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presumably defuse a lot of the distaste for it you see among some admins). The code for generating the text-file lists of articles using assorted criteria already exists in AWB, so that could be used to generate the lists and all that would be needed at the Huggle end would be a facility to turn off the recent changes feed and instead create a queue out of the text file.

5491:(ec)Thanks for your explanation for all of that K. It probably explained a lot. Anyways I support what K said above.A for AWB I have decided to stop using as IMO nowadays there's no need for it. As for "talkback", I use it as a quick way of informing users or responses. Are there any other involved users? As i'd be happy to inform them of this thread. 980:(that's for the benefit of bots like ClueBot that only pick up warning template names if they begin with "uw-"). Also, the diff they linked to wasn't made by you, so Huggle would never (unless there's a serious bug I don't know about) leave that particular warning on your talk page, even if you asked it to leave one. Any ideas who this user is? :/ -- 239:

you're right. I would imagine however that even a signature set in one's preferences still requires a lookup: ~~~~ → retrieve sig markup from preferences → signature = 2 operations. In any case, I didn't want this to turn into a technical disection of Knowledge and my initial curiosity regarding the signature policy has been satisfied. Thanks.

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thank him in return. Do vandals get a lot of barnstars? No. Are they better because of it? No. Just because you have seven barnstars doesn't mean you're better than us IN ANY WAY. It's just that no one thanks you enough for your work. What are we supposed to do about that? We don't ASK people to give us barnstars! That's the point! Cheers,

10595:; over 3000 edits, over a period of more than a year. I can understand the "Myspace cabals" of new-ish users who seem to think Knowledge is some kind of MMORPG with the high-scores measured in barnstars & userboxes (not mentioning any names...), but this is an established user with a history of genuine substantial contributions (on 3184:

reverting something that's been added by consensus, and by auto-watchlisting the pages he reverts and the talkpages of reverted users, he'll be able to see complaints about any incorrect usage. Everyone makes mistakes; the important thing is that you put yourself in a position where people can let you know when you make them.

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manually instead -- thus skipping the logged-in check. When it comes to the warning, it correctly finds that it's been logged out and doesn't leave it. (Though at that point it should display a message telling you you're logged out; apparently that's not working either). It should be fixed in the next version --

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Thanks, but I don't use Huggle, nor do I have any intention to use it. I find regular admin rollback good enough for what I do, and as much as I dislike "don't need" rationales, I personally don't need Huggle (no insult to Gurch or those who do use it, mind you). I don't have IRC either, and as such,

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Yes... but IMO there are far too many false positives where it shouldn't be capitalised, where "ancient" is just being used as a qualifier "the ancient Greek goalkeeper", "the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome" etc etc... I think it ought to stay off the list. At the moment, it's failing the 'run a

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to try to keep him away from the "regulars" on Malleus's talkpage. I know you're trying to get a couple of articles up to FA yourself, and these are the very people who'll be reviewing it. While, to their credit, they will be fair, they're only human, and if they see you and think "oh, the disruptive

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That's an interesting way of putting it. Having studied under the man personally, calling him a lawyer would be more likely to be viewed as a hostile statement than calling him NOT a lawyer. :-) Interestingly enough, I've been trying to cite him not beling a lawyer for half an hour, and I've yet to

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in fact a licensed attorney — or is working in a jurisdiction where the term "licensed attorney" has no meaning (while I know nothing about New Hampshire law, most New England law is based on English common law and there's certainly no such animal in the UK) — then you're re-inserting a defamation of

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human), let me know and me (or one of the assorted characters watching this page) will disable Huggle. I prefer disabling Huggle to removing rollback; you can explain where a user went wrong and then quietly give it back to them when you're satisfied, whereas removing rollback leaves a permanent blot

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Since that post, have done some digging through the contribs of that account prior to it being given rollback (I agree the circumstances look very odd) and I think they're telling the truth about being an experienced user under another name. At least, they're not making either typical newbie edits or

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I'd strongly advise against using any kind of dark background; with the possible exception of blue-background-white-text, light-on-dark is almost always harder to read then dark-on-light. That said, it's your userpage and certainly not something you'll be blocked over — but if you leave it like this,

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as a removal of apparently irrelevant content about his kids careers, and a pointless discussion of his memorial service, both of which look like perfectly legitimate edits to me. Remember, removing of sections isn't the same as page blanking; there are often very good reasons for removing sections -

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is the most recent "full" version. (It won't display fully due to the AFD template, but click "edit this page" and the source text is there.) I've done it this way as some of the references are blocked by the spam filter, and it seems that if you're planning to reconstruct it, it's more useful to you

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Well, I just came here, seeing a link to this section. I'd just like to say a few things. I'm one of those users who archives every few days. Well, it's not because I'm "chatting with my friends", I'v just been making constructive discussions that actually teach me. When I was first at Knowledge (I'm

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What the hell? Seriously, let's talk about other users behind their backs? Let's persecute them because of the AMOUNT OF BARNSTARS THEY HAVE! Really, please stop accusing us of being some "Barnstar Cabal", our "gang", our "mop", our "club". There's no club. RyRy5 specifically helps people, and people

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for obvious reasons. Speaking of all this, another telling fact is how frequently these users have to archive their pages. I have 10 archives right now for 2.5 years with a lot of administrative work discussed in there. These users are archiving on a weekly basis because they spend a large portion

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I must say, I would not blame you a bit if you fully protected this page and made a separate talk page for non-admins so you aren't always being annoyed by "you have new messages" every five minutes. Although now that Neo whatever and Xp have left, it may not be quite as bad. Xp got sucked into their

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really unimpressive - nobody treats you with any more respect, you have to be politer when dealing with people, you don't get any kind of special status, your talkpage will become a general dumping ground for any crank with a complaint, and you'll use your new buttons a lot less than you thought (see

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Just seen your reply - I always forget to watchlist the talk pages of those awkward individuals who insist on replying on theirs rather than mine ;) That 'article' is truly magnificent; the mixture of absolute sincerity and complete cluelessness is quite breathtaking. I'd have taken it as satire if I

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The problem with Twinkle's "revert good faith edit" summary is that it's no more informative than the standard "revert edits by X" summary, and if you're reverting an edit that isn't vandalism, you have to give a reason; automated summaries can't do that. Huggle provides a configurable list of common

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The addition of "Russians attacked" I would probably have reverted but not warned for had it stood alone, however three minutes earlier the same user had added the text "L again cause my name is IAN" to the same article, and been reverted and warned for that (hence why the level was up to 3 already).

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Incidentally, one thing those two premature opposes have done for you is given a hint as to what arguments your opposers will use against you; you may want to use the issue they raise as examples in your answer to Q3 - since you know now that those two issues are going to be raised anyway, you may as

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Repost from my talkpage to avoid breaking the conversation. I'll take your word on that, I guess. The original request I was given was to do a revert on the entire article to a much older version with something like 3 entire sections devoted to Mudkips, and several pictures. Some people, apparently,

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Hmmm... this one is confusing me. That's a Huggle warning template, but that user doesn't seem to have, or ever to have had, Huggle access, nor made any edits with Huggle. Which implies they used it manually, which is very odd, as Huggle's templates aren't even located where the comment says they are

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I see your point regarding the vandalism now. It didn't cross my mind that someone might not immediately notice if their signature was different, even something subtle like a different link. I also see your point regarding the performance strain, but I am not familiar enough with MediaWiki to know if

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to the top of your talkpage (after the code you already added) and it will add a box of links to the archives (it will be empty until the archives actually exist, so there's no real point in adding the box until the first lot of posts have been archived). If you want a customised box, you'll need to

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To be honest my wiki related problems have gone beyond just Xp in recent days. To amuse myself I have created a "People who hate me" section on my userpage, I think its the only think keeping me going/remotely happy. I feel like im fighting a small army with a feather duster. Lol, I dont need a mop,

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Yeah, I was aware it was back online and I had a decent idea of how you felt about Huggle and the related issues. I just thought I'd try to lighten things a bit because everyone appeared to be stressed and pissed off yesterday. And you better appreciate that barn star, damn it...I spent 10 minutes

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scrutinising edits; if you type the user's name into the navigation bar on Huggle and then select "recent edits" from the menu over the queue, it will bring up the user's contribution history; pressing the spacebar will automatically walk you through every diff of theirs. (I think for non-admins the

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I've been doing some searching, and I think that the photograph may be of the Azalea hybrid "George Tabor." Some pictures of this hybrid have very pink flowers, while others show an amount of white matching the flower in the photograph. I can't be sure that it is "George Tabor," but I suppose it's a

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No worries - if you're still talking with PPG she might be able to give more pointers in vandal-spotting. I'd say a golden rule for Huggle is "if you're not sure, leave it alone"; because Huggle only shows the diff, not the text, it's often impossible to see the context of what you're reverting - so

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Looks like you're taking a bit of a beating lately for having the gumption to stand tall against the MySpace set. If it means anything, here's a barnstar from a somewhat old and burned out Wikipedian thanking you for the effort - it's only a small one though, I wouldn't want to get carried away with

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Sorry Malleus, when an Admin slags off 4 good faith editors behind their back with ZERO proof, these things happen. Im just waiting for an apology/retraction and I will be happy. I would like to carry on with my work, but im scared that Vandal reversal, spell checking, article building, working with

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Ive already demanded that my account is checked on the admin noticeboard. After making 17,000 edits, getting 6 articles to GA, starting 2 wikiprojects I wont have my name muddied by that alleged crime or some bitter hormonal Admin. Retract the comment or Im seriouly going to push for a checkuser and

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page is the "Islamic Barnstar", which I received as well (are you going to use that against me too?) Really, you make my day absolutely miserable. If you're going to constantly harass us good Wikipedians, you can block me to hell for all I care. I'm using an enormous amount of self-constraint not to

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Current versions of Huggle are very much development/beta versions – and will remain so for as long as the version numbers begin with an '0'; this was made clear in the message accompanying every new version when it was sent out by e-mail, but that has now been discontinued, so it isn't as clear any

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Have done so. Bear in mind that my opinions are just that, and not any kind of policy. What I will say is, don't do things you don't enjoy for the sake of an RFA; if you go into adminship expecting anything more than a couple of extra buttons you rarely use, and an tripled level of vandalism to your

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I wasn't missing the point. I actually stated that I agreed that "iMatthew was making such a recommendation to circumvent the implicit 255 character limit", which I thought clearly indicated that I understood the situation. On the real topic, how could a subst'ed template be vandalized in the manner

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No problem at all. If a thread doesn't contain any timestamps (the "date and time" that usually follows a signature), it won't be archived; also, don't be surprised if it's sometimes a couple of days late archiving. The bot runs through the user list A-Z each day, and sometimes doesn't complete the

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Sorry if I came across as rude. Didn't mean to be; just that one of my pet hates (as per the rant in the post above) is the amount of inaccuracy that finds its way onto Knowledge, then gets quoted worldwide as fact on "it must be true, it's on the Eighth Most Popular Website In The World™" grounds,

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is "non-notable" needs a good slap - I think there are about 200 of them now all the Brewers Fayres have been rebranded – but I guarantee Beckham wasn't "offered ownership of the chain". (The reason Harvester was singled out for the joke is that Becks took Posh to Harvester for their first date and

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I believe my opinions on the award center – and all the other Esperanza-lite unwelcome recent developments like secret pages & autograph books – are a matter of record. (Be aware that by mentioning it here you've probably directed a gaggle of trolls & sockpuppeteers towards both the MFD and

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about rollbacking of non-blatant vandalism and warned her that others may be more willing to remove rollback without warning. As with Xp last month, you can't really blame someone for misusing a tool if no-one's told them how to use it correctly. Unless more worrying examples come to light, I'd say

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Found the reason for this. When retrieving an edit form, Huggle checks to make sure the user is still logs in, and won't save if they aren't. However, rollback doesn't involve an edit form. Anonymous users can't rollback, of course, but if Huggle tries to rollback and fails, it then tries to revert

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He looks like a reasonable choice. As a genetically modified contrarian I found deciding difficult though. I wanted to rank the candidates in reverse order, starting with those whose Internet access I'd like to see removed, then those I'd be prepared to consider allowing supervised Internet access,

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to nominate the page for an AfD debate. I agree that there's a good case for deleting it at present, as the article appears more about Thomas Jefferson than about Jim Stanton himself — but be aware that there may be a much better case for cleaning the article up and keeping it, then for deleting it

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Yes - and Gurch has set it so the earlier versions won't work, so non-rollback users can't now access it at all. He's also set it so it always adds "using Huggle" to the edit summary and users can't override this in preferences, which should put a stop to the "is it misuse of Huggle or just misuse"

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If you hadn't asked a question in your declination, i'd not have answered that way. You can ask questions on my talk page like everyone else. I guess your view on advertising is different than mine, and since you are in charge here, i will take your advice and take it to AfD, because i believe that

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agree with it. I'm actually supposed to be working on my report but it appears that without ignoring it(which would severely disappoint my science teacher, who's my favorite teacher, and drop me 8 percentage points!!! on my grade from a 101.7 to a 93.5) I would return indefed not in compliance with

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in there. At least there are good admins to balance you guys out. Admins aren't better than users in any way. You have more tools, and that means nothing. And you can't say that you've been here longer, b/c that's equivalent to saying that you have more edits (ring a bell)? The only way you can say

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My star compromise is to only "put them up" if they come with an explanation of what they're for attached. (Each barnstar on my userpage functions as a link to what it was awarded for.) I'm considering taking the table down altogether, but at present have settled for burying it at the bottom of the

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Yeah, seriously, what is up with the whole "barnstar" giving thing? All the barnstars I've ever received are on my user page, all seven of them (actually I've received about two more but I just refused to put those up because they were, essentially, given by the barnstar-giving cabal). I've been

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with the disruption this crew are causing (and while it shouldn't cloud my judgement, the fact that their preferred means of debate recently seems to be trolling this talkpage is not exactly helping). I won't block them myself unless they step way out of line, as it would look a bit like bad-faith,

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What I can say for certain would derail an RFA now would be your userpage. The editcount, the "this page has been vandalised X times", and most of all "This user is not a Knowledge administrator, but would like to be one someday" will all gain you opposes on their own - and project a general air of

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You know better than me if you're likely to pass an RFA. Ideally you should have at least one substantial article under your belt (otherwise, you'll fall apart on the "what are your best contributions" question). Huggle use will gain you some opposes and move some people who'd normally support into

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Freely we receive so freely we shall give. A lot of people reject the idea of salvation threw faith and God's grace just as they don't believe that GNU/Linux is just as good or better than commercial software that they have to pay money for. God promises us that if we live according to his will and

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I think I agree with that, it could lead to a dramatic shift. I've already seen with a few of the articles that I have watchlisted that vandalism is very often reverted within seconds now. I'd be a bit worried about all the potentially redundant admins though. Would they start going around in gangs

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I was experimenting with such a feature in earlier versions of Huggle written for personal use, but took it out when I was making a more stable version for general release. It will take rather more than ten minutes to implement properly, but I agree it could be useful, so I will consider doing that

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As regards subst putting a minor additional strain on the server, I don't think there's any doubt there. ~~~~ → signature = 1 operation; ~~~~ → template → signature = 2 operations. Obviously the additional strain is minute, but if the practice takes off, on a website with 48,043,622 users all those

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you want to be an administator, and if in the future you decide that it's still something you'd like to do, so long as you're open and honest and deal with any questions arising calmly I wouldn't have thought you'd have any problems a little while down the line. But for goodness sake don't give up

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Don't knock Twinkle too hard. It kind of sucks at what most people use it for, which is reverting-and-warning, but it's fantastic for deleting things & issuing block notices, and Friendly (even though 90% of it is ridiculous) is very handy for automatically adding assorted cleanup templates to

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different people. :-) As for my articles, lol, im doing Michael Jackson, I fully expect biased nit-picking, thats what will make it all the better when it does eventually pass. Anyway thankyou for your advise, dont tell anyone about this little discussion, I want to keep my reputation as a stroppy

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I've no idea what's happened to Gurch and have no intention of prying; he's been through far more shit than anyone else I respect on Knowledge (with the possible exception of Lara and Giano). If he's had to leave for personal reasons, good luck with whatever it is; if he's left because he's fed up

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Re the indef, no. Having had about two hours of my life wasted by an insane flamewar on another talkpage, I'm well aware that my AGF levels are lower than usual and that I'm not in the best state to judge this kind of thing myself. I've asked another admin who's been dealing with him to give their

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It's impossible to get to Huggle's main window without logging into an account which passes the user group and config page checks, so all this does is allow users who would be able to use Huggle anyway to reveal their IP addresses; abuse from said IP address would result in a block that would also

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If you're planning to run an RFA, now is probably the time to do it. The aftermath of DHM's RFA has temporarily driven off the serial-opposers and the "dig for trouble" brigade. (DON'T self-nominate, though!) I think you'd probably pass, assuming there are no skeletons in your closet, but RFAs are

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talk page saying that RFA is a popularity contest. Because I fight so much vandalism, if I stood for RFA, I would be likely to get drive-by supports from many less-prolific vandal-fighters. Assuming that RFA was its optimal condition i.e. candidates were judged by merits rather than popularity, do

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of it was called Cleveland just as a historic and regional name, thank you Vikings or whoever. So when Guisborough ended up in something called Cleveland as a county or countylet or whatever it didn't really bug me too badly at all - it seemed slightly odd but OK and historically defensible. It's

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Thanks, thanks. I was torn between the line about the talk page and a line about how dozens of users will never get adminship now because they can't edit without Huggle (not saying everyone who uses Huggle is like that of course before any junps all over that!). Take care Iridescent and Keeper,

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and related articles. A delete !vote about an AfD list came up in my RfA and thinking back, I still agreed with my initial vote. Some are useful, the vast majority are not. As a whole, school articles drive me nuts, churches are easier because a fair nummber are clearly non-notable and don't turn

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No, what I mean is, I accidentally signed out of my account in Firefox, and then I signed back in (in Firefox). All this time, Huggle was still open, but minimized. Then I maximized Huggle and hit "R", and it did that. I'll tell Gurch. Just so you know, I tried logging into Huggle as an IP and it

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This is going to be bitey but so be it. If you seriously think "half finished and badly written" is a reason for deletion, you should not be involved in deletion in any way whatsoever. I don't know (or particularly care) if you intentions are the best or the worst in the world, but you've totally

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Um I know you probably don't aren't going to believe me but and I never knew R2,R5,K or any other editor here before I joined WIkipedia. And what's with this deal about barnstars? IMO they're not worth much. I was just trying to be friendly. *sigh* J un-adopt me if I'm going to impede your future

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As to the person who was reported to AIV for adding "hi", I can't find the exact diff, but I am pretty sure that when that happened, I had opened the diff in Firefox to use Twinkle's "rv good faith edit" thingy (which would be nice to add to Huggle, if you can, Gurch.) and I got the "our revision

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It isn't my intention to be disruptive. However, I don't believe there are enough reliable third-party sources to prove this person's notability. And if I'm wrong, then an administrator will deny the AfD nomination and everything will be fine. Please try to be a little less hostile in the future.

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Don't worry about country designations. As far as inclusion in the contest, we'll put the term "political division" somewhere in the boilerplate. :) With respect to their inclusion in the final display, the anomalies will either be given a section of their own, or will be tagged with footnotes,

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Ah, OK. If you meant something like the potential for it to be used by a vandal, if they had rollback they could do just as much damage without any sort of tool by opening an RC patroller's contributions and clicking all the "rollback" links. However reversing them would be as simple as doing the

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looking for abuse, to go through a "mini watchlist" of frequently vandalised articles, etc. It would also be a really good tool for rapidly reviewing an account's contributions for vandalism cases, RFAs etc (and making it something that's undoubtedly useful from an admin/crat point of view, would

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Whatever:) It's just that I wrote it in a rush so I didn't really spot thhe context, sorry. Do you like the current version? Might as well include sources and info from papers rather thhan remove them. But it's no big deal, I don't particularly mind either way, I just happened to land on the

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P.S. since you amended your answer, i will amend mine: if you read my first post here you would see i already covered, and admitted being wrong about, the first nomination rationale. Incidentally, your tone does not become a WP admin. If you look at my edit history, and what i'm involved in, you

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I am quite disappointed with you, Iridescent. I applaud Rodhullandemu for understanding that AGF means something, especially when users are acting in good faith. Rodhullandemu, IMO, is a true administrator, and I thank him for all the help he's done for Realist2, I, and the rest of the Knowledge

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giving made-up awards to each other — are playing some kind of weird game of chicken to see how far they can push things before the lot of them get blocked. (Also, while there's not enough to warrant an RFCU, there's a very suspicious similarity in their editing patterns, spelling & grammar,

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Regarding the IP blocked for changing a table to a list, the warning was indeed incorrect, though I don't think the ClueBot warning two weeks earlier was related; Huggle only takes into account warnings issued within the past 36 hours, and indeed the warning after that was level 1, followed by a

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As for the competition itself, edit counting won't enter into it. Each participant will be "traveling around the world", figuratively speaking. It'll all be made clear in the instructions/rules. There will be an element of randomness to task designation, to accommodate the differences between

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If it would take more than ten minutes to code then ignore this question, but would there be any way to set the Huggle shell to work on something other than recent changes? It would be really useful to be able to import a list of articles and rapidly go through the most recent diff on each - for

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describes? It's a permanent insertion of the text of the template. Future changes to the template would not affect the substituted text. I don't believe that there would be a performance hit either, since no lookup of the template itself would be required as, again, the text has been permanently

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at the time I removed your rollback rights and have expressly told Malinaccier that if he's willing to re-grant it, to go right ahead. But I have to say, "most of my undos dont use rollback. And most of roll backs are rghtly used. This is wrong dude" is an awful argument if you want to get your

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could cause him to be blocked again for incivility, and that was the last thing I wanted to see. I've no wish to start arguing, but I found that to be a little insulting. I completely concur, however, that a user of his age cannot (and shouldn't be put in a situation where he should be) be held

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Depends how bitey you want to be... If they're potentially serious (restoring a BLP vio, for example), then warn - but it would probably be worth checking the edit immediately prior to Alexnia's to make sure it wasn't two Hugglers reverting at the same time, which (as Gurch has heard very, very

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should notice i try to better this encyclopedia, and have no intention of disrupting it in any way. If you believe a half finished, badly written self promotional ad for an unknown, non notable church is suitbale for WP, that's your opinion, and you are entitled to it, as I am entitled to mine.

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LOL, you didn't get that many reviews either like mine,(check my userpage history) But if it were all about merits and based on your review I'd support but I don't know about other users. You'd probably pass though. Somewhere in the 80-95% range most likely or fail. But you'd get the mop by the

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as a minimum. (Xp, don't worry if you don't understand what that means! It's technical material about Twinkle settings; J.delanoy will understand.) As long as it forces him to read the talk page of every user he reverts, he'll be able to see if he's inadvertently stepped into an edit war and/or

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Stalking wouldn't be a problem (it's not like the contrib history of any account is hidden), and being able rapidly to go through an account's contributions outweighs the nuisance value of a vandal rollbacking all of an account's contributions. On reflection, the problem I was thinking of would

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One problem with keyboard shortcuts to revert-and-warn for other reasons is that I'm starting to run out of keyboard shortcuts; given the way features have been added over time it would be more logical to start over and reassign everything from scratch, but that would confuse people no end. I'm

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If there are any other changes you'd like made let me know and I'll do my best. I've still used the phrasing "relatively low", which isn't meant as any kind of disparagement towards you, but is a deliberate pre-emption of the "she doesn't have 200 posts to AIV, she can't understand the blocking

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To be honest, the Shanner business won't be taken into account, unless people think you're trying to hide it. Yes, socking was silly, but you owned up to it right away, and it happens all the time; the fact that you owned up will count in your favour, not against you. As long as you mention it

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is a prolonged exchange of deliberately hostile messages over the Internet." If you follow the talkpage links from the users on this page, you'll find it soon enough if you really want to — but it's about a matter that doesn't concern you in any way and you probably won't understand it, as the

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I finally found a couple of cites. They're not the best, but the way they're phrased, it's hard to argue that they're negative--i.e., "As former Vice Chair of the Forensic Evidence Committee of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL), he is believed to have been the only

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affect the user, unless they were an administrator (in which case they should know better), so I don't think there's any scope for abuse. I'll make sure it's fixed in the next version, though, as it's certainly confusing (and some people might not want edits attributed to their IP address) --

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I was just making a general comment in response to the point that iridescent raised about there being lots of books referenced, but none cited in the article. The pendulum is definitely swinging towards printed sources for both GA and FA. So far as the fleet and depot lists are concerned, I

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To be honest, I hope he does come back. While he caused problems (as you both know) there's a difference between someone causing problems by being too keen, and someone causing problems by being wilfully disruptive (as the editor who goaded him into this is likely to find out sooner than he

4797:. It was not "thought of by me", let alone "originally thought of", and totally misrepresents my opinions. I'm also spectacularly unimpressed with "this was originally thought of by Iridescent (Administrator)", as if "Administrator" is some kind of royal title. Personal comments of mine are 1599:

My fault - hadn't actually realised the R, shift-D combination. If/when you do run out of keystrokes, you could always have a double set of controls, with a "use old controls/use new controls" check bo, in the same way that MS Word has (or at least had, I don't know if it still does) a "use

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Looking at it more closely, it reeks of good-hand/bad-hand - this block is identical to the one that one account gave the other - and I assume they cut & pasted it from somewhere. If I see anything further out of place from either I think there's sufficient evidence to ABF and block the

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back up to speed and writing articles. From experience, a fairly easy way to do good article work is expanding station articles, some of which are in a wretchedly bad state; either get hold of a Middleton Press book (there's one for almost every line) or just rely on Google, and edits like

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This is the sixth (unsigned) post from you in a row to this page. Sorry to do this, but I've (very temporarily) semi-protected this page so you're no longer able to post to it. See at the top of this page where it says "If I leave a message on your talkpage, I'm watching it"? Means what it

3213:, but there's generally a good combination of vandalism, spammers, good-faith-but-not-what-we're-looking-for contributions and borderline speedy candidates to practice on. However, bear in mind that because (by definition) every contribution there is by a newcomer, make sure you understand 2129: 16158:

or something, and even though I know this whole question is somewhat fraught and undoubtedly difficult for administrators to get right, I do have the screaming abdabs over it seeming to claim to include Guisborough because it really does make me want to grip someone by the throat and say

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a legal professional. In this case, there isn't even a source for there being allegations, let alone for them being true. I'd say it should stay out; remember, with BLPs the burden of proof is on whoever is adding to the article, especially with something potentially defamatory like this.

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I try to learn from my mistakes. Also, I have no intention of flaming, I already apologized twice, and proposed to stop the argument. And I brought Gwen in because i value her opinion. If i make mistakes, it is inexperience, for which i will apologize a 3rd time. Let's bury the hatchet?

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I actually voted for Kohs, on "he won't win but a high turnout for him might give Jimbo the kick up the backside he needs to sort out some of the BLP problems" grounds. One of the reasons I tend to work on things of no interest to anyone is the sheer level of idiocy on the high-traffic

12035:. I can see you've warned him; maybe if he hears it from you, Kodster, RyRy etc he'll take it more seriously. I don't think he realises just how thin the ice is at the moment; I know he (and you) see Metros and I as the bad guys, but we've been far more lenient then most others will. ( 1775:

Is there? I suppose it would make it easier to "stalk" contributors, if you can call it that, though I think far too much of a fuss is made over such things, and it certainly doesn't allow anything that isn't already possible through the wiki. Or are you thinking of something else? --

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First of all, disregard the remarks above from Xp54321 totally. RFA isn't shoot-till-you-win; as Giggy can tell you, if you don't succeed the first time, they get less likely to pass each time after that, since people coming to oppose you have a ready-made list of your faults to read

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I'm reluctant to go on mailing lists - as you can see from this page, my talkpage is already unmanageably out of control - but I have enough people (including you) watchlisted that I'll no doubt see it. It would probably be worth trawling Commons - there's a free-use globe-on-a-stand

11741:. In particular, I think the idea, which seems to be being seriously suggested, of entrusting potentially the third most destructive tool in the entire toolset to someone who listed at RFA their "best contribution to Knowledge" as being a cut-and-paste copyvio is just plain crazy; 2939:

Yay! My content contributions have gone in the shitter ever since I got the tools. Two featured lists since January (when my RfA passed) while I had twenty-four before then (done in like six or so months). Well, real world stuff probably played a role too - having to pick between

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As a thought, he may well have a resume publicly available somewhere, which would presumably list his qualifications. Otherwise, the NH Law Society (or whatever body NH lawyers are registered with) probably maintains a public list of authorised lawyers (although he may practise

3912:. Many administrators choose not to notify users of their block, as the relevant information is already in the block log and presented to the user if they try to edit. Whether this is a good idea or not is something I won't take a position on, not being an administrator myself. 16163:

But hey, I should probably get out more - and I do hate it when other people have attacks of PNF (Place Name Fanaticism) so I think I'd better learn to cope a bit! Thanks again, it has been all most interesting and highly civilized of you to take the time and trouble. Cheers

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A lot. Especially when CSD's backlogged, the temptation to assume the nominator's probably right and not to check the history is always there. And that's quite aside from the trail of destruction the image-deletion-bots's "kill them all & let God sort them out" attitude

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No problem. One thing I absolutely loathe here is the editors who think they get some kind of bonus-points in the Knowledge MMORPG by nominating articles for deletion 30 seconds after they're uploaded. I think it's more disruptive than vandalism, as it drives so many people

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Believe me, if there were an election to replace Jimbo right now, Gurch would get my vote. The fact that he's put up with two solid weeks of you & I picking holes in his project and, instead of getting angry, gone and fixed those holes earns absolute respect. (Watchlist

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An ultra-high-speed rollback program Gurch wrote; it monitors the IRC recent-changes feed, showing the diffs as the edits are made, and allows you to revert-and-warn with a single keystroke. Describing it, it sounds just like souped-up Twinkle or a variant of Lupin's tool,

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to make sure you know how to use rollback properly and to know what vandalism is and what it is not. Administrators would be happy to re-grant rollback when you've shown you are ready by performing accurate reverts without rollback. Sorry for the butting in Iridescent. --

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Indeed. I think I've said all I can on Xp's talk page; if he chooses to ignore it there's nothing I can do. I've gone above and beyond in trying to talk him out of his various "bright ideas", but this is taking far too much of my time. I'm not going to carry on defending

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Hmm, I guess I'm more stringent or more conservative or something. While we may have differing views on what makes a good RFA candidate, I believe we both have enough experience to be able to discern the consensus, regardless of which side of the discussion we were on.

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That aside, it does sound like an interesting project, and (depending on exactly what sort of edit you're looking for) I would certainly be interested - it would make a welcome change from the "welcome 500 users" type challenges, on which I know you and I have opposing

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With 278,330 articles, I think it would take quite a long time to go through. (Actually, trying to load it into Huggle would probably result in it spending hours trying to load the whole category. Perhaps I should set some maximum number of pages that it will fetch) --

738:— otherwise we'd never get anything done here. (Just look through the history of this page or the talkpage of any other reasonably active admin & count how much similar abuse is there.) Not to say you shouldn't have raised the matter if you had any concerns, though. 604:

Malleus, wasn't blaming you either - that one was squarely down to Keeper (pass that buck!). Although at some point you'll get an unholy alliance of the wannabe-myspace editors and the scientologists coming for you pitchforks in hand, when they discover my offering for

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leave PS alone for the moment; there may be excellent reasons for granting rollback (a returning right-to-vanished user who's notified him of their real identity via email, for example). It's not like removing Huggle access is difficult if it starts to cause a problem.

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I suspect that at some point, one of them will run for RFA and unwittingly provide enough evidence for an RFCU. As I said above, I no longer AGF with this lot; I very strongly suspect that there will be a whole drawer of socks flushed out (again) the moment it happens

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Hey, I'm not taking the blame for that one; I got into enough hot water over that wikilawyer debacle. If you feel that the entry is disrespectful of your efforts – which I'm certain it wasn't intended to be – then please feel free to either remove or amend the entry.

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I don't think that's anything that anyone, including Xp, ought to be worried about (upsetting FA reviewers before taking an article to FAC). People would always consider the article on its own merits, and if they didn't, then they'd soon feel the Wrath of SandyG. :-)

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with dealing with the non-stop torrent of crap from drunks, lunatics, petulant schoolchildren and obsessive admin-wannabes that, laughably, passes for "debate leading to consensus" on Knowledge, I can't say I blame him one bit. I'd urge everyone to leave him alone;

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An RFA from you now would probably fail at this stage for the reasons people opposed in your first RFA (lack of experience in policy discussions; a high talk/article contribution ratio; lack of experience in the areas you said you wanted to work in). In addition,

10573:. I've been following a discussion about this across several people's talk pages, prompted by the actions of a few users, including the one linked in your message. If you've been seeing any patterns with relatively new users like this, you might want to talk to 11736:

While I'm not going to comment on the "who should take it over" thread (a post which has I intended to be a four-sentence heads-up notification has managed to blossom into a 100k shouting match), the only name of all those suggested whom I'd personally trust is

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My signature is too long to put into the preferences tab, so i just copy it from my Word page with it on, and paste it onto the page i edited. And, i unfortunatly, do not feel like reducing it so significantly that it fits. See for yourself (its nice, isnt it?)

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but I'm no longer going to keep talking Metros (or anyone else) out of taking action against any of them next time any of them steps out of line — I freely admit that my finger twitches over the block button every time I see Kodster & Realist, in particular.

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So they have. Thanks for looking into that... and sorry that you seem to be on the recieving end of automated warnings so much, even when they're not actually automated at all, as in this case. Perhaps the user was just doing it to annoy you, I don't know :( --

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That sounds like an excellent idea. Why don't you add the code to his monobook and if you want, I can try to explain what you are doing. He doesn't really understand Wikimarkup very well, so I doubt he'll know what you're talking about if you tried to simple

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Nods, but I don't know if I'd go quite that far. IRC and other forms of communication have quite legit uses too, but there is abuse. One of my peeves is all the non-admins allowed in the admin channel. I'm considering ignoring the admin channel from now on.

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Gwen, I can see from your talk page & his that you (and many others) have tried and apparently failed to explain the CSD criteria to this user already - can I leave this with you? I have more than enough rambling flamewars on this page to be getting on

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I certainly can. It's a grossly uncivil term apparently; leads to a 24-hour block. Particularly when applied to a trainee lawyer who runs a site called WikiLaw. Or was it because I told the administrator where to stick his block? Can't remember now. :lol:

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to pass 100-0-0, I have a nasty feeling that it will turn into a pissing contest between the FA and the GA crowds, with anyone else who ventures into it in the unfortunate position of standing immediately downwind. However, my RFA prediction abilities are

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Oh don't get me wrong, I find it invaluable, profound, genius level programming. Gurch should win an award for it, especially because he is continuously striving to make it better. And because I'm a bit of a technophobe, it is terrifying. I mean that

5734:. There is absolutely nothing in policy against writing an article about yourself or your employer, and even if there were it would not be a speedy criteria. Take it to AFD if you want it deleted. While you're here, would you care to explain exactly how 4823:"Users Receive Credit for Work: Why edit as an IP address(a stinking number) when you can create your own nickname(like a lot of sites),have your own userpage and receive things like barnstars as credit for your work?! It's somewhat of an obvious thing." 3488:

That's fine, then put that into the article. The reason it was nominated for Speedy Deletion is because it was lacking sources from major sources. And it shouldn't matter how long an article has been up for; if it meets the criteria, it's applicable.

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status. In between all this, he was hideously abused himself and nearly left the project because of that. While I may not agree with everything he says and does, I doubt he has either the sophistication or the need to go sockpuppeting, and certainly

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level 3 and a level 4. (It is not required, as far as I am aware, that warnings from all four warning levels are posted; Huggle exhibits this behaviour as a consequence of checking the talk page and incrementing the level of the most recent warning).

15691:(ec) If I may just add to that, many of wikipedia's finest are not administrators, and some of them are never likely to be. I think iridescent is quite right in advising you to wait, given the present climate at RfA. Spend some time thinking about 9923:, "Schools" and "the Catholic Church" must both rank pretty high. Part of the reason you see so many articles on shopping malls, disused railway lines, ornamental lakes etc from me is precisely because you tend not to get irate fans editwarring on 12859:

that that was a personal attack, but continuing to kick XP and Mizu for reacting to it isn't doing anyone any good. Underage admins (on a website, lest we forget, with no age verification process) are not exactly the biggest problem we have right

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I guess you're considered a huggle expert by now.;)By the way I don't mind if you ask questions or do follow-ups on my adooption page.I don't mind and would really appreciate it.There is a 851 ton package of bricks above my head you know......;)

538:, which someone has later split up; because you come before "rollback" and "twinkle" in alphabetical order, it looks like an attack on Huggle out of nowhere. (edited to add) I'm sure Keeper (and Malleus) wouldn't object if you took the entry out. 6951: 15026:

important than adding new content. We already have 6,889,359 articles on Knowledge; we also have a (deserved) reputation for inaccuracy, an obsession with trivia at the expense of scholarship, and the use of highly dubious sources. Blanking an

11775:– nabbed the very last slot. I really do hope that either Gurch comes back, or Fritzpoll agrees to take it on. As you may have guessed, I'm less than convinced by the motley crew who've appointed themselves as Huggle-masters in Gurch's absence. 8725:

I was the one who showed him the coding to add it. I told him it was too dark, and that it would be hard for people to read, but I'm thinking of just removing everything. The coding is just too dark, no matter what color it is changed too. --

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one of my contributions, let me know and (provided it's a reasonable objection) I'm more than willing to take it out — or, this being Knowledge, take the entries in question out and leave a note on the talkpage. Given that it's in userspace,

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came back to my RfA. It's no longer the mess it was but it has no inclusion criteria: clubs where? and no definition of notability. That and it's also entirely reundant to the list in the article. But I gave up on that. Have a good evening.

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a criticism of Huggle; given the high speed, some errors are bound to slip through. I'm sure that if I dip-sampled 10,000 Twinkle edits there'd be a similar proportion of problem edits (maybe slightly less, due to the forced opening of the

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had any problems with him, just working on the possibly unfair assumption that most people have had a disagreement with him at some point), he does know an awful lot about where the images are hidden and what constitutes legitimate free

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Tees Valley then I am the Mayor of Maastricht" or words to that effect. So, I shall shut up now, and go and look for a nice drink, but it did, as you have kindly observed, have a disconcerting effect on me. Oh well, and ho hum. Cheers.

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I definately want to remove it, if it doesn't breach any policy I say go for it. Would it be something you can turn off and on in your preferences or would it be a lot more complicated to reverse it (not that I'm majorly bothered)? —

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Sorry. Guess I overreacted a little to the description of a couple of hundred hours' development as "rollback that has washed down the crack-cocaine with a redbull" coupled with attacks on those who use it. Forget I said anything --

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Would you mind giving me huggle back? I just got rollback back and Huggle is a very useful tool. It has been quite a while and I think Metros said I could have it back around now but I decided to ask you cause he doesn't seem to be

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typical sockpuppet edits. PeterS was the one who granted rollback, and I can't imagine he wouldn't have checked as well. If you're happy, I'll remove that entire section from Feedback, as it could look a bit bitey & ABF to Gail.

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his commandments that he will protect us and keep us just as if you use GNU/Linux you won't get viruses, intruders, spyware, trojans, or adaware that can attack GNU/Linux because right now there are no viruses that attack GNU/Linux.

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find one you like the look of on someone's talkpage and cut-and-paste the code. The autoarchive box is easier to maintain, as any other kind you need to manually create a link each time a new archive is created. Hope that helps...

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Thanks! I realise this is Not An Important Thing In The Great Scheme Of Things, but it's really bugging me not knowing what this is. It's quite a striking photo & I'm sure I could find a good use for it if I only knew what it

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and pick one who suits your style. Be aware that being coached will automatically pick you up some opposes, but it will knock off any rough edges that might put people off you, as well as give you a better idea of exactly what's

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just this Tees Valley nomenclature that's trashing my blood pressure, because - like the other examples you cite - it seems fairly bonkers. Specifically, if you say "Tees Valley" then I guess the image that flashes up for me is

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about why other shopping malls are so much cooler (although someone did try to nominate it for AFD as "spam" once...). That said, one of my proudest unsung achievements here is the way in which the permanent BLP-editwarring on

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into the all out wars that schools and police departments do. As far as this particular list, I think it requires a gut to clean up and like yourself, I just don't care about this one. I'd rather spend on-wiki time elsewhere.

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which was entirely untrue because the scope wasn't ever limited to those that were in a network, unless said network just included the name. I'm not sure what it accomplishes other than being a merge target, under any na,me.

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I archive once a month, and none of my archives are bigger than 75000 bytes. My opinion with Realist and Friends™ is that they all know each other in real life, so a RFCU would probably be inconclusive, but you never know...

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due to the former including a parody of the "keys to the executive washroom" sequence. But it's certainly not something I'll edit-war over (although, this is a heavily watched page and I've no doubt someone else will remove

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a barnstar for that one. I'm not giving it to you though, wouldn't want you to surpass your "admirers". :-) I'll look for some diffs to clear up those failings...I'm sure I can find the ANI posts and the "abused the tools"

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The vandalism report with "wikiterrorism" as a reason is odd; it might be worth asking Prom3th3an to use less dramatic reasons in future (or just allow Huggle to report automatically, for which it gives the reason simply as

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for the two different possible ways (split-section and single-section) to cite books in this sort of article. While it shouldn't matter at GA (depending on which reviewer you get), at FA level every fact has to be cited to

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No problem... Basically, the speedy deletion process is only for cases when there's no possibility of the article being kept (either because the article is unsalvageable, or because it's already been deleted via a full AfD

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Strongly agree with you; the more I see of "the IRC crew" tag-teaming and acting like some kind of social club, the more I'm coming round to the Giano/Bishonen view that it causes far more disruption to us than ED/WR ever

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is still watching this page, he probably knows it as he was using it as a "what not to do" example when coaching a new user the other day. I know the user who got in trouble for reverting correct but uncited additions was

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policy proposals — if they were, I'd be making them on Foundation policy-page discussions, not a "chat" style post on your talkpage. Please don't try to associate me with things I have nothing to do with. There are many,

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They counterbalance the mass of the planet. If it weren't for Australians, the world would wobble on its axis and we'd all go flying off, like a record that's slipped off its spindle. I think we owe them all a debt for

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Thanks for finding these things; I appreciate it. I realise they are not criticisms of Huggle itself, but it is useful – the more information I have about inappropriate use of Huggle, the more I can do to try to reduce

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The University of Lagos also conferred on him - the Millennium Award of Doctor of Science. He was appointed CHANCELLOR, Lagos State University on 17th April, 1999. He is the Patron of the Nigerian-British Chamber of

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is going better than I thaught. I used to "chat with my friends" because I didn't know much about Knowledge. I used to say "Look, I redesigned my user page", and nonsense like such, but now I know that Knowledge is an

3197:, where things tend to move at a high speed (and the frustration of other users "getting there before you" puts pressure on you to rush things) — which in any event is fairly well-covered by the Hugglers — I'd suggest 15884:

Hope you're doing OK with the rewrite; when you're done, let me know and I'll have a look. Go with Malleus's opinions ahead of mine, though, as he almost certainly knows more than me about a) FAC, b) Blackpool and c)

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No, especially as Gear was editing at exactly the same time. Clearly someone trying to impersonate Gear to get him in trouble (no-one else has used the phrase "ageracism" that I can recall, and that's an odd quirk);

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opinions on the issue instead; in the meantime, I've (very temporarily, as I say above) semi-protected this talkpage to force him to keep it on his own talkpage instead of spreading the discussion all over the place.

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Thanks for replying. Although I've been a wiki member for over a year - I've only recently got into regular contributing. I'm have a very 'clear cut' mindset and would follow the rules to the letter usually! Cheers

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As long as your computer has IRC enabled, this will allow you to watch changes to the article in real-time. Just hit "R" to revert or "Q" to revert-and-warn. Whatever Huggle's (many) faults, this is something it's

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If the only opposes are Kurt, Majorly and LGRDC I really don't think you need to worry. While they all (particularly Kurt) do excellent work elsewhere, I don't think there's anyone left who takes them seriously at

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contributions, and they'd then find themselves and their IP address blocked and they'd have wasted however long it takes to get rollback. The average vandal doesn't have anywhere near that sort of dedication --

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I'd personally say don't re-add the history, especially in the case of IPs, where the user today likely isn't the same user as last month. The warnings are all there in the history whether or not the page is

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The rotating globe is too big (file size). It'll tax some systems. I think we should stick with a static image, unless we can find a rotating globe that 1) looks real, and 2) doesn't take up a lot of memory.

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I will remove your rollback/huggle/twinkle access and if necessary block you as appropriate. As per the warnings on downloading automated tools, "Use of automated tools" is not an excuse for failure to check

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Nobody is "mad" at you, nobody is stalking you. When you start posting across some of the highest-profile pages on Knowledge and arguing with some of the highest-profile editors (including, lest we forget,

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it would fail through a perceived maturity issue (basically, a worry that you'd block someone you didn't like). I don't know if you've been watching RFA lately, but in the last couple of days there's been

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with that editor earlier this evening. It really pisses me off when people try to claim credit for things they haven't done. I got dragged into this by what I though was a genuine request to GA review the

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to take a look at it when you've finished, as he knows everything there is to know about both Manchester and Knowledge. (Don't be offended if he points out mistakes or rewrites what you've said, though!)

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I'm actually interested by that — weird that I have you in my head as always being on the opposite side, if we're actually not. I'll remove that part from the RFB as I don't want anyone else swung by it.

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Sorry... If it's any consolation I'm only doing this as part of "destructive testing" of Huggle (basically, running it at high speed to see how easy it is to avoid false-positives); you should have the

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Xp, remember a couple of weeks ago when someone (I think Metros) was explaining the difference between good-faith editors who unintentionally disrupt things, and editors who just plain disrupt things?

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lecture again? (You'll be pleased to know I'm not going to be on here too long; trying to find some specific types of vandalism to test out the templates. You should have it to yourself fairly soon...)

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That looks like a tough one: "The only known reference in scholarship is Tatomir Vukanović's account of his journeys in Serbia from 1933 to 1948" isn't too encouraging. I feel more naturally drawn to

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You do need to ask yourself why you want to be an admin. In my experience, the people who really want to be admins tend to be very disappointed when they get it, and often drop off the project. While

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edit? All qualifying events fer shur. More seriously, (barely), is it true that in order to use the newest version of Huggle you have to have rollback? That is incredibly good news in my opinion,

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What the hell is it with you talking behind our backs? Why can't you be good admins, and stop acting in bad faith and biting the newcomers (and "lesser editors", as you seem to think of us). Cheers,

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I got that within 10 seconds on Google. Regardless of that, there is no way you should ever be CSDing articles eight minutes after creation. Did you actually read those newspaper articles referenced?

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adds anything to the article, and even more strongly disagree that a film that uses the same background music and has a similar theme qualifies as a "sequel and offshoot". To me, that's like saying

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Will do. I'm going to work on Blackpool Tramway first - I reckon I can get some DYK's from splitting it as well, and of course getting it to GA/FA! I'm waiting for Malleus's ideas on the talk page.

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Good call: if you hadn't done it, I would have deleted it myself. I was just using the page to uncover socks, and it seems they stopped appearing. I'm off to watch the featured article now. Thanks!

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Yes, having clicked that link I somehow doubt I'll be added to the approved list any time soon. Easier to just reupload it. I'll wait until someone actually identifies it before I rename it, though.

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is something good to read also. It sounds like in this discussion that admins are these "important people". Well, no! Everyone is basically an equal. I didn't find it good for Realist2 to lose his

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I think "he is not a licensed attorney" is on very thin BLP ice with regards to an article about someone who gives legal advice, unless you can provide a citation for it. If it turns out that he

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However, take anything I have to say with a pinch of salt, as I have very little activity in the vandal-fighting side of things. You might want to ask one of the prolific vandal-fighters such as

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There's a flipside to that coin. One of the strengths of the current RFA process (yes, there are some) is precisely its trial-by-ordeal nature. Even the dullest admins tend to become magnets for

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to be able to see what they were. To recreate it as an article that will display properly, revert to the version I link to above and remove the AFD template, the categories & the bad links.

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all over the screen. After reflecting on the matter, it shouldn't be too difficult to create our own globe stand, either from scratch with Inkscape, or starting with an image and modifying it.

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The above was posted before I was aware of Recent Developments — while I still think he'd be the best one to ask, I think he's been flamed off the project for the foreseeable future. How about

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trying to find that photo and all (see, now I have concrete evidence through first hand experience of why social networking drains productivity! :) ) Seriously though, keep up the good work.

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Nothing should show at the top of the page; it's an invisible process, so you can only see it in the edit window. (this talkpage is archived in the same way, and likewise nothing shows). Add

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Um..yeah I think I remember. And yes there's a limit. My opinion is the user either is intentionally disruptive or testing the system to see how far he can go You gonna indef?(if necessary)--

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PS I used to walk to school over the level crossing at Hutton Gate station both before and after the withdrawal of service. I remember travelling into Middlesbrough by train from there too.

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is so bad about Cleveland per se. Being brought up in Guisborough (eee etc, please see above) I was perfectly clear about the fact that I lived in the North Riding of Yorkshire BUT that

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giving me a red mist before the eyes and an attack of Retired Colonel-style harrumphing, because these silly place-name footlings seem to make one say "Guisborough is in the Tees Valley"

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blatant misuse of rollback like this could be a mistake but would still be legitimate grounds for raising concerns; I can't see any argument you can raise to defend three blatant misuses

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Blatant vandals aren't "entitled" minimum number of vandalisms. The 1-2-3-4 escalation ladder is to prevent users being blocked for such things as adding :) or "this is a test" to a page.

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Yeah, 27%, but only one was Twinkled. I do like the AFD close script though. And trust me, you don't want me riteing ardicals. I'll stick to cleaning, and party hosting apparently on

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It's difficult to charge for open-source software. I could try charging for continued maintenance and development of Huggle, but I'm not sure Wikimedia's budget would stretch to that --

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Seeing as you've invited me to review your edit history, I have, and I what I see is someone who doesn't understand the speedy deletion process. In the last couple of edits alone, I see

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At least one person referring to a conversation that took place on another page over two weeks ago, with no link to said conversation, expecting you to know what they're talking about?

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Agree with east718 here. While I don't agree with everything you said (I don't think a checkuser should be considered or blocks right now), I do appreciate you standing up to say it.

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True, but my point was not against his opinion (as he has every entitlment to that, as well as his stance at RfA), but the manner in which he presented it. An insulting remark such as

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to one of its sister articles. Which I now notice has been reverted as "spam". Sometimes I wonder why we don't just hand the keys over to the IPs and Myspacers and have done with it.

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I understand, hes really .... pissed off. He's taking it personally because of his own age, but he's going to get burnt. Ill go and ask Kodster for help, glad to see you realise we

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are all your mainspace edits from the point at which you were granted rollback to the point I removed it. As well as the three misuses of rollback I mentioned before, there's also

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of their editing hours talking to each other. On top of that, the gaudy, 3-4 lines of signatures they all use fills the kb count in their talk pages in just a few edits. Look at

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at the top of the page. Don't use any large files (I'd say 120kb maximum) as it'll make the page lag horribly on a dialup connection otherwise. There are plenty of animated images

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Well, if he is, then it'll be in spite of my vote, not because of it. I ranked Kurt pretty highly; at least he's unlikely to just roll over and pucker up, like too many others. --

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work – as if you've written something yourself, it's sometimes hard to see the problems in it. If you're writing about anything in or near Manchester, I'd strongly advise asking

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As you can probably tell, I'm getting increasingly frustrated with the whole affair. It's almost like he and the rest of that wannabe-cabal — you can see the full bunch of them

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No problem at all. If anyone ever tells you they understand all of Knowledge's ever-increasing arcane (and sometimes contradictory) policies, they're lying. The only ones you

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Agree, let's let it go. Just so you know, Malleus, I made this post before we discussed everything, so now it's all understood. Thanks, and sorry for the misunderstanding. --

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48 supports? So you were predicting what the tally would be after the first 12 minutes right, not at closing? I would love to see a water/balloon drop...(couldn't resist!)

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XP, please be quiet for 2 minutes, Im trying to read 4 different threads and translate it into my mother tongue, please stop editing until I can assess the situation. OK. —

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I'm still archiving to archive 4 — albeit big archives, but you've seen for yourself the length of some of the posts here — and Xp's up to archive 8 already (RyRy5 is up to

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Hehehe... if you want me to (consider yourself warned, though!) I could try and javascript something up. But consider yourself warned; if you block Jimbo, or (God forbid!)

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it's used, I've never once actually advocated it being banned, even when Gurch himself was suggesting this. If anything, I've been advocating an expansion of the use of it.

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That's fine – sorry, it must be frustrating for you to have to deal with all this talk page clutter. I'm glad to hear you feel your concerns have been addressed. Thanks --

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It worked fine for me. Lets move this conversation to your talk page so we don't annoy Iridescent. I'll copy/paste what we have here, and you can reply on your talk page.

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I've no idea if Gurch is a he or a she, but I'm working on the prejudiced assumption that anyone who'd spend 100+ hours coding a wikipedia editing tool is probably a "he".

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count towards Britain or Spain? Also, are you only going to count significant edits — I could probably pass fairly quickly (and may have inadvertently done so) by loading

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Deep joy. Had already spotted it was the same account (otherwise I wouldn't have restored the prod notice). As vandals go, this is possibly the most boring I've yet seen.

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I completely agree, the kid had such a clearcut desire to help the project and it's a shame it's come to this. Hopefully, after a few days, he'll consider coming back ——

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It would seem that Alexnia is not on the whitelist, as the account is only a few days old and has yet to make 500 edits. Another 1-week-old account with Huggle... :/ --

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OK, it looks like I've successfully AfD'ed it. Thank you for your support. Please see my talk page for a reply to the thread you started there if you haven't already.

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example, the contribution history of a school IP that's made a lot of vandal edits but also some valid ones so they can't all be bulk-reverted, to be able to go through

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wikipedia just because you think you may have damaged your chances at RfA. There are far more important things than that; in fact I'm hard-pressed to think of anything

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page is (usually) vandalism, but removing 1.7kb of content from a 15kb page, as in this case, is editing, not vandalism. It's not unusual for a perfectly valid edit to

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misuse of it will see it taken away permanently and without further warning; Gurch, Metros etc won't give you the "benefit of the doubt" that, for example, we've given

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explanation to the category. Hopefully that will make it clear(ish) that they're in the administrative area called "Tees Valley" despite not all necessarily all being

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made my weekend. I'm pretty sure you played a large role in getting that changed, so Yay Iridescent as well! That's like 14 barnstars earned, on the weekend no less!

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definitely think they need to be restructured. The comment was made at the peer review that they overbalance the TOC. But as this is iridescent's talk page, and not

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was not vandalism because the IP was just adding an interwiki, which is again, helping the article. I suggest you read over a few of our policies, more specifically

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You might also be interested in the popular pastime of clicking "Random article" on Conservapedia, too - an excellent way to see loons in their natural enviromnent (

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Do you have a link to the AIV incident? Also, was the block for typing "hi" onto a page made directly by an administrator or in response to an AIV report? Thanks --

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Probably worth it, as you know somebody's going to try. Quite aside from crashing Huggle, I can't imagine it would be much fun for the long-suffering servers either.

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I think I may have identified the Azalea in the photograph. I can't find the name of the species or hybrid, but your photograph looks just like the one shown here:

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Has been done (with a caveat). Rather that recreate the article, I've recreated it as an intentionally blanked page, with the full history of the article restored;

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whenever the user's talk page is tagged as being a shared or dynamic IP address. The documentation for that template states that it shouldn't be used as the block

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Thank you both for your kind words. I will reply in more depth presently... it's just youre answers are so long! With so much great help! I'll be back shortly...

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was mainly the size of some of the pictures. Curiously though I think the Image MoS guidelines may have changed since then, so it might be worth another punt. --

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No problem at all. A general rule for unsourced material, particularly in BLPs, is, "if this turned out not to be true would someone potentially be hurt by it?".

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BTW, I'm WAY past the point where I should give a damn about your adminship or anything. There's something wrong with the admin process, if they let people like

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This barnstar is the best laugh I've had today. A hearty laugh, thank you Metros. Excellent perpsective, excellent timing. I may very well return tomorrow....

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I don't have a problem with the nominating – I could imagine nominating something even if I hadn't done much on it, for example if I were nominating a topic to

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It is not a personal opinion. It is sourced by a credible website. Commentators always say that Daly would have been a star but is a slob who is a drug lord. --

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Incidentally, posting on Jimbo Wales's talkpage is vanishingly unlikely to even be read by him, let alone be taken seriously; it serves as a sort of unofficial

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There was at one time an idea that image sizes ought not to be set in thumbnails. What's changed is that it's now OK, so long as the size is at least 300px. --

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There are many, many people whose opinions I respect on Knowledge. I don't think it's any great secret that some people are not as high up that list as others.

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avoids all mention of 'vandalism' and only states that the edit "appears to be unconstructive" (which it presumably does, at least in the eye of the reverter).

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the same thing as a personal attack. There are excellent arguments both for and against age limits (under the Florida law which governs Knowledge there is a

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Will do, although I'll be at work for much of the weekend. I assume enough other regulars like SandyGeorgia are watching it to cover any issues that come up.

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I've moved "unsourced" out of the warnings and back into the single-use info templates; I was a little uncertain about moving it before but it was requested.

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Be my guest. Black-on-blue is not a good combination. Although if things carry on the way they're going, it will provide some contrast for the block notice.

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I'm confusing myself by using fuzzy terminology here... Basically, what I'm saying is that, while it would be very hard (and immediately spotted) to follow

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Wow, I never kwew what RFAs used to be like. *sigh* I know a lot of perfectly good users who would not stand for RFA now simply because they are, frankly,

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lridescent does make a good statement. I understand you weren't accusing me, lridescent. And I just wanted to add to when you said "take the time to read

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Also at the 5th lnk, I rghtly used it. This isnt fair. Come on! have heled alot with Roll Back, gve me another chance. I'm still learning how to use it!

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I think I enjoyed the 200k talks about Huggle bug fixes more. For the first time this week, I really appreciate what it must be like to be Giggy or Slim.

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that's just (correctly) been reported deserves a special mention; undoubtedly right to report this one for vandalism, but "Wikiterrorism" as a reason???

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here. You're not helping ONE BIT. Honestly, I would think that you may have some personal dislike for us (perhaps prejudice), but I think I'm going to

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Thanks, both of you. My very long reply will wait until tomorrow now (sorry!), I am busy attempting to fix my own wiki, and also to do some BT stuff!

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I've seen much worse. As an incentive to anyone reading this, all you hafta do is run through RFA so that you can see deleted images, have fun with

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article because I was going to the restaurant for the night lol. It's not like I'm a Hrvester cultist or anything.:) Although the food was nice :)

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Let me get this straight? You're saying that once the stable version of Huggle is out, all them redundant admins will have the opportunity to add

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Good. Malleus is always reasonable, but his style sometimes means bluntness could be mistaken for rudeness. Hopefully that will be the end of it.

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Kodster will be reviewed as edit counting, bad work, or even arouse suspicitions of SP. Until I know these concerns are gone Im scared to edit.—

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should be thinking like this on Knowledge, and saying things like this is why your RFA was opposed as strongly as it was, rather than the usual

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and look at just how quickly he either fixes every problem reported, or explains why it's necessary to leave it. Can you imagine BC doing this?)

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wiki search on "ancient greece" and see what comes up' test - there seem to be more cases where it shouldn't be corrected than where it should.

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Re Michael Jackson (and good luck with that one - keeping it clean must be like trying to nail water to a wall), you might want to run it past

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LMAO* Someone spiked your coffee today. I think it's the sweet smell of wins. Seriously... I don't get it. I want a ninja star. And recess. :)

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I've just whiled away a happy hour or two browsing the site. If you haven't yet, I'd strongly recommend it (esp. the Policy page). Marvellous.

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Read my post on your talk page. There is no earthly way this should ever have been nominated for an A7. Those two "shady looking websites" are

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that you're a better user is through the QUALITY of your edits, and your decision making process. Obviously, you are way out of line. Cheers,

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Nothing showed up at the top of my page. Will that not start showing up until something is actually archived? (Sorry for all the questions.)

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isn't such a crazy idea after all (although I think "anyone can use it, but screw up and it gets disabled" is more in spirit with Knowledge).

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I've left an apologetic note for Gurch. My analogy just meant it's fast. Sorry for dragging you both (mall and irid) down to my level :-)

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Good God, that is so true. AIV/WT:RFA/ANI/AN/WQA all wrapped into one. I've got a real rabble going over there most days. Poor Mizcabot...

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But you welcomed 100 new users, didn't you? And signed my autograph book? And logged on this morning? And made an edit? And then made a

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missed the point of Knowledge. "Half finished and badly written" means it needs improving, not deleting. Unfortunately, in this case you're

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significant in raising funds and public interest). There are many more. If you really care, you can read most of the arguments both ways at

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know pro wrestling; some sports have their own specific guidelines on what gets included. (For the benefit of anyone else reading this who

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Have you ever considered charging for it? Given the amount you put into it, I'm sure enough people would pay. Hell, WMF would probably pay.

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You'd better point that one out to Gurch. If IPs are able to use Huggle, he's likely to be besieged by an angry mob once the news gets out.

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because your an admin, lridescent. Your just doing what your supposed to do. It may sound harsh at times but that's just what happens. --

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people who want to raise justified concerns about their actions, and a process in which you're expected to remain civil while people make

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The huggle related AN discussion provides a convenient list of people whose RfAs you can oppose. (Original (slightly modified) quote by

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If I was planning to clean it up (which I'm not, as what I know about it could be written on a postage stamp), I'd split it into a long

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For beating me to the reverts so often, I'm awarding you this barnstar to get you off Huggle for two minutes so I can have a chance! :)

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True enough - someone using it to vandalise anonymously wouldn't accomplish anything except to get themselves caught in the autoblock.

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Thank you... although I'll warn you, you may not want to take advice from me as gospel. If you read this talkpage — and even more so,

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Yes, but that user would have contacted you via email. As I say I have a strong idea who it is; I'd suggest dropping the subject per

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Thanks! I agree entirely with the sentiment; IMO Knowledge's stubs are its greatest strength – you can see my thoughts on the matter

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The only thing that I am expecting from the sysop flag is the ability to help the English Knowledge more than I already do. Cheers,

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if you haven't already. He's usually pretty good with music articles, and he's very good with the policy-and-process side of FA/BLP.

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they do is hardly fun, and I can't see why anyone would choose Knowledge as a social networking site. I think I've hit the limit of

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No worries... it's easy to see something that's been cut-and-pasted from somewhere & assume it must be a copyvio from somewhere.

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He wont be back anytime soon from what he has told me, its a sad turn of events, but he's very happy out of wikipedia right now. —

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in recognition of her... well... wanting a star. Are you sure you wouldn't like the Myspace barnstar instead? It had a smiley face.

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For some reason, people seem to mistake my talkpage for the Knowledge Complaints Department. Which as everyone knows, is actually

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was not vandalism because the IP was fixing a typo, and then you used rollback to revert it to the wrong misspelled version, and

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Thanks for the offer, but seeing as I'm (famously) one of Huggle's most vocal critics I'll decline the offer. When Gurch makes a

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I put Kurt and Kohs second and third respectively (IIRC). And Sarcasticidealist first. Clearly I'm a good for nothing WR troll.

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So many different fonts used in a single section thanks to all the signatures that it crashes the page's cascading style sheet?

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That one, at least, you can't blame me for... Part of the problem with that entry is that Keeper originally wrote it as part of

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I'm afraid you won't... Vandal fighting is (to put it mildly) not high up my list of priorities. But thanks for the compliment!

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actually be easier to do with AWB (and that's been round for two years and it hasn't happened yet), so ignore the above post...

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I doubt you're watching this, but if you are I'm genuinely sorry this one didn't work (although I did start off on the fence).

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Thanks for repeatedly beating me. I really appreciate that, and I am awarding you this barnstar. Keep up the fantastic work.

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Yes, I think they would. Take it to bits in very short oder that is. You'd stand a much better chance with your masterpiece,

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Personally, I don't see a problem with lists like this, even if they're not cited. We have literally hundreds of such lists (

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by adding importScript('User:Giggy/move.js');. No promises that it'll work though. If it doesn't, the best person to ask is

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At least one conversation involving six or more editors, at least three of which are arguing over a petty point of trivia?

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punative, hence the joke. And notice I wrote spelt instead of spelled? Do you have any idea how awkward spelt is to me?

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get into full-blown arguments. You're not under any obligation to take any advice (I regularly ignore large chunks of the

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are jumping out at me right now). Once you've done that, don't be afraid to ask other editors what they think – this is a

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Thanks... although I have to warn you I'm not really an active vandal-fighter at all – you may be better off giving it to

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None of them represent major problems, so I will just let them disappear into the cavernous vault know as ctrl-shift-h...

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The main problem with it is that Iridescent's talk page is getting quite long enough anyway without yet more waffle :/ --

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IMO, while credible threats should certainly be reported, "the ILL KILL U U FAGGIT U DELETED MY PAGE!" attacks are safely

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The best definition of "vandalism" in the context of Knowledge is, I think, the criteria for when it's acceptable to use

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Hmm, I think he/she was trying to impersonate someone other than gear, the message sent to me would suggest so anyway. —

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Replied there. As I say, I'm not all that familiar with exactly how AMG operates so am more than willing to be corrected.

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A pleasure and thank you for being my first RFA nom to pass! If you aren't aware of it already, you may want to bookmark

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does a pretty good job of case-hardening you against our more colourful characters. (In fact, the permanent flamewars on

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when in fact what one wants to say is more like "Well yes if you insist, Guisborough is in some odd conglomerate thingy

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On the positive side, at least people will stop complaining to you about it on your talk page now, right? .... Right?

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You are waaay too efficient... (After having suggested this, I've since realised there's actually an excellent argument

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If there's an Xp style pattern of misuse, as opposed to the occasional mistake (lest we forget, some Knowledge editors

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for inexperience reasons. Seems fishy. PeterSymonds (the approver) usually is an excellent screener of new editors...

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fiasco I really don't want any more communication with any of this mob as I know I'll be tempted to solve the problem

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Because you're scruffy, slightly overweight, and live in your mom's basement. Oh wait, was that a different thread?

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enough evidence to warrant a RFCU yet. Rest assured that both their histories are going to be watched very thoroughly.

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PS. If I gave up wikipedia every time I damaged my chances at RfA I'd be resigning thre or four times a day. :lol: --

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But how would you move pages when you need to then? I find clicking the back button in your browser works best. :-) —

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speedy material, as it clearly contained an assertion of notability ("seen in magazines such as Tatler, Vogue"). But

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interesting one, particularly if Giggy & Balloonman both make good on their offers to co-nominate. While she IMO

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yourself when you accept an RFA, and don't look like you're trying to cover it up, people won't hold it against you.

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I'm not really the best person to ask as I know nothing at all about pro wrestling. The best people to ask would be

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Assuming you're planning to stay, then stay away from the controversial areas for a while. Concentrate on getting

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No problem at all. Whatever you think of the issue, it's certainly not worth the insane lamewar that the RFA and

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Also, tried logging off as me and on as a newly created SPA, and it logged the rollbacks to my IP address. Hmmm...

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What do you think of my recent answers to the questions posed by J on my adoption page.He was enthusiastic.Wow.:)

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The number of people who were striking out their votes on both sides, that might have even been how it ended up...

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certainly be better placed than me to explain exactly how it works, if you have any questions about the process.

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and wanted to demonstrate consistency across the range of articles. It's the claiming credit bit that's weird.

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Sorry for any part I played in the trashing... I don't know a great deal about images, but I'd suggest asking

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are fairly easy to do and give you a solid background of article work that you can then point to. Go through

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For your defending of the mainspace from deletionist hordes who "couldn't find their arse with an atlas" ;-)

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Eek! You might have warned me... That's still not the most alarming user portrait on Knowledge; that goes to

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No: one of the main problems — the fact that headers (which are always black) are invisible, isn't addressed.

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I doubt if there's anyone who knows Realist2 better than I; after initially falling out over his comments on

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The usual warning about keeping AFD-deleted material floating around for any length of time still applies...

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about editcounting, barnstars, or "credit". If you want to see where this mentality led in the past and why

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and hanging around on noticeboards, handing out punitive blocks to anyone they thought disrespected them? --

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Thank you for your input. I had to take a day or two off from the graphics editing - I was starting to see

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Don't worry about it... Just bear in mind, expressing a valid opinion with which you happen to disagree is

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usually seems to be one of the first things the FA regulars jump on (along with the dreaded Spaced Em Dash)

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also work equally well as an explanation as to why I'm not the best person to be analysing Huggle in depth.

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I wish! Then maybe I would get one... /tear/. ("Stay humble, stay humble, stay humble" -My little mantra)

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I'm aware of the problems with good-faith edits sometimes recieving level 1 vandalism warnings, hence the

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The "Disused railway stations in..." categories were deliberately set up to mirror the sub-categories of

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to have a read of it. There's enough material there to get it to FA, let alone GA status, but it needs a

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I meant I won't continue the "flamewar I single-handedly started against several high profile editors".--

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I'm actually going to give you a piece of advice (whether or not you take it is obviously up to you); do

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Thank you very much Iri!!! Did you find out yet what type of flower you have on your userpage is yet?:D--

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That's because youre not allowed signatures that long... I suggest you change it, or get into deep dodo.

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legitimate reason for having the sig in a separate page, other than to circumvent the 255 character rule.

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There are no doubt plenty of other people watching this, some of whom may also chip in with advice (cue

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I believe the world knows that you currently have 85 enemies... (I'm very disappointed they never built

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my article-watching is via watchlist or history-refreshing only. :D Thanks for the suggestion, though.

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article. GA has got a lot tougher about referencing over recent months, so that would be a problem. --

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Ah. And bother. And thanks. And argh! I see your point exactly, and I see why it's unavoidable. It's

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I thought every discussion here turns into a discussion of Huggle? Besides, I think every discussion

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Giggy's already sorted it (the advantage of Australians; they're awake when everyone else is asleep).

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except for blocks longer than three months, so the default will remain the standard block message --

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I know it's not as impressive as the big roaring ones, but it's one of my favorite Commons pictures.

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right smartarse, here we are in the middle of Guis, pray do show me (a) the Tees and (b) its valley!

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before you decide you want to be one, or take part in RFAs. It doesn't give you any special status;

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turns into a discussion of you. Except occasionally when they turn into discussions of Lara instead.

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It wasn't a memo. It was a note folded neatly into a ninja star that was passed around at recess.

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inserted. I am especially puzzled by your implication that substitution is a type of transclusion.

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It's definitely not you, Xp (hence the "Nobody you know AFAIK" to R2 above). Don't worry about it.

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I'd hazard a very strong guess that I know who it is, but AGF and all that. Nobody you know AFAIK.

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I hate lists. Personally, I think the onus on every list should be to demonstrate why it's useful

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is my personal favourite challenge. I'm surprised WR haven't spotted it. Yet. Remind me again why

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for what looks at first glance like a good-faith attempt to remove a section from an article (and

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someone getting a level 3 warning for adding "Russians attacked" to the wrong part of the page in

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Well done! I suppose this means that at some point someone will have to wade into the cesspool of

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I hasten to add that I had nothing to do with Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt — one of my first edits was

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List of areas that no-one valuing their sanity should ever have anything to do with on Knowledge

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him what to do. I'd add the code myself, but obviously, I can't, so you can do all the work ;)

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I spell it r-e-s-t-i-t-u-t-i-o-n, being married and all...(and that was an ironical thread) :-)

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articles. Even Huggle has its definite upsides (as I think I may have mentioned once or twice).

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You okay Iri? It sounds like you're getting real frustrated.(I'd be too) Take a wiki-break.:D--

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articles), you need to sign your name with four tildes, like this ~~~~ at the end of your post.

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is such a powerful argument – and have a lot of patience for reading long rambling arguments –

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Thanks. I really appreciate your advice. (that sounds sarcastic, but is not intended that way)

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I think that's interesting as well, you %_&%^^£^)*^ son of a )&(&$ ^%$ "$ £. ;-) --

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Be sure you are on the newsletter's recipient list, so you receive updates on the contest, etc.

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I can't see a problem with it; (I don't think) it could possibly be mistaken for a policy page.

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Well I did call Giggy an "arrogant bastard with too many FAs", so it was probably warranted :)

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One day, someone will explain to me how something as mind-numbing as that qualifies as GA but

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Wait, your saying there's still some Wikipedians left that are old enough to shave??? Wha???

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By the way, there won't be any barnstars in the images. These will be non-barnstar awards. ;)

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Possibly but unlikely, and not under this name; I have no particular desire to be hiveminded.

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Does every discussion here turn into one about myspace, cabals, me, RfA, and admin coaching?

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Wow, impressive. I don't like lists. I limit my work on them to red-link development such as

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The really frightening thing is, it's all written by a grown adult, not a 13-year old. (When

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around vandalising his signature on talk pages, it would be a matter of seconds to vandalise

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sure you all remember), I was almost like Xp here. But I'v been improving. My adoption with

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LOL, but seriously the Knowledge Logo must be on some bad acid or xtasy, i dunno \_(O_o)_/--

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I'd suggest you, first of all, read the same advice I gave XP a couple of threads up; read

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wouldn't work (incorrect password :P ), so Gurch's life is safe. For the time being... :)

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It's my new favourite site. Even the typos crop up with perfect comic typing, and from his

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and so on, with those I had no opinion on being at the top of the pile, not the bottom. --

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is still one of my proudest achievements. (I did manage to get a full-size article out of

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he is not. To quote a famous decision in copyright law "the parties are advised to chill."

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Aw man, how come all the fun threads happen when I'm sitting in Managerial Economics 301?

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until that archive reaches 250kb in size, at which point they'll start being archived to

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close. As many, many people have told you — but it never seems to sink in — Knowledge is

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into AWB and running until it flags a typo, then correcting it and moving on to the next.

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See? I have a nose for these things. :lol: This is why we need a little green dot ... --

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Hmm, looks like we might have to revoke your Huggle access, Iridescent... *ducks* :D --

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Gurch is a he, at least interpreting the name he uses for e-mail and the mailing lists.

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means you get two extra buttons to help with maintenance and a couple of extra features.

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Incidentally, the "citations" incident I referred to above is has now been picked up by

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I guess I'll have to post a generic picture of me on my userpage. First I better shave.

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often) causes this "double-revert" problem (see the post which begins this section...).

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on your talkpage — see that for (I hope) an explanation as to why I reverted your edit.

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Oh, no, it's not the reason for opposing that's a problem. It's the fact you opposed.

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I propose we take that discussion away from this page, probably better for all of us.

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I seriously can not think of anything else to say. Right on target R2,right on target.

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I get the feeling I should be humbled here? Note to self; keep this page watchlisted.

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The next version will allow keyboard shortcuts to be customized, which should help --

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You do all know that Huggle is (for the moment) still active, right? For the record:

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BTW, Malleus can probably warn you what happens when you use the word "Wikilawyer"...

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In particular, I want to explicitly disassociate myself with your claim that I think

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No worries - it makes me feel needed :). Besides, it gives the bot something to do...

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than you - I always felt like I'm the nasty obstructionist one who's always opposing.

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set it up, as it would have taken you all of ten seconds to find out. Stop trolling.

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Trust me, I had noticed... Read the Thread that Wouldn't Die a few above this one...

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I think the logo is gonna be a lot less bold after this if ya know what i mean -.O--

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moved a page and I never intend to. Thus the button is only a frustration to me. —

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Replied there, but I'm afraid you're not going to like what I say. And that really

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Don't worry I'm a horrible finder of things and the last thing I want is a block.--

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If you do want to be an admin, much as I dislike the process you might want to try

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Thanks again; let me know if you find any further instances of misuse of Huggle --

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know wrestling/bodybuilding and can advise Jaderocker, the article in question is

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I'd agree that RyRy has come along in leaps and bounds in a very short time, btw.

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policy and quite a few of my fellow Wikipedians had met the same fate or had left!

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User_talk:Nothing444#3000th_Edit_Party_to_Template:Ex.2C_and_of_course_Template:Ex

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For anyone who isn't familiar with it, Conservapedia is the "rival to Knowledge" (

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probably detracted a bit from my ability to contribute when looking back on it :p

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Gears of War, those three diffs are misuses in rollback, and they were in a row.

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your own talkpage, who will explain how YOU'RE ALL WRONG at excruciating length.)

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RfA. I wouldn't want to get in the way. Anything else Iri or M you'd like to say?

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Thanks for the tips. I'm still learning about the ins and outs of how WP works.

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Cheers, I still cant decide if the mis-spelling of Friend was deliberate lol. —

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not to be used if there is any doubt about whether an edit should be rolled back

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Hope that helps. If you've any questions, feel free to ask me (or anyone else).

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Definitely not. Removing inappropriate material from Knowledge is in many ways

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During some anti-vandalism work today, I kept coming across vandalism that had

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accountable for admin actions, so I do not oppose him, just the way he said it.

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is what would normally have happened regarding his old signature, for example.)

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don't be totally surprised if someone comes along and changes it at some point.

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Huggles? You mean, revert my last edit and block me for 24 hours?</joke: -->

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be found out, and looking like you're trying to hide something will derail you.

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you to use twinkle. You were never banned from it, so you don't need to worry.

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in a book, so people can check you haven't made them up. (Yes, they do check.)

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I know who you're talking about and trust me, he's being very closely watched.

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Yeah, no kidding. One interesting thing I noticed was with the last two edits

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He he, that is true, however this might shock you. After 19,000 edits I have

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Thanks! As I say above, it's really irritating not knowing what it's a photo

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I've blocked 7 deadly until he changes his/her signature. Enough is enough.

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userpages, signatures, obsessive editcounting and odd quirks like use of the

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it bears the relationship to Twinkle that a machine-gun has to a pointy stick

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if she got back from her holiday to find 141 barnstars on her talkpage, too.

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a bit too literally. That page really should have a Humor Template. Cheers,

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I am quite irritated at you. "Made up awards"? The only Barnstar NOT on the

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Agree, I would rather not find out. I have work to get back to, regards. —

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You know I did answer your question on my adoption page waaaaay back.....--

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Just to complete the social-networking, I'm entered your haiku contest too.

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Or, am I scrutinizing too much? I have never checked the last 250 or so of

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users are being blocked and/or having the sig templates deleted as we speak

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of edit summaries. And I'm afraid you don't get your barnstar until you've

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a block threat, and today this gets a block threat for admin imitation. :)

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impressed with how quickly Gurch is fixing every issue raised about Huggle.

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does every conversation I get involved in turn into a discussion of Huggle?

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Never mind...looked it up at Wiktionary. "As far as I know". Thanks Iri!--

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about yourself, and because you're almost never well placed to judge what

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That one's not bad actually, might be able to squeeze a GA out of that. --

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No problem, it happens - although from anyone other than the author, that

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etc. Similar to how they're treated in Knowledge's various country lists.

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No worries at all. Sorry for being somewhat less than AGF with you three.

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Type the name of the current featured article into the nav box at the top

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Seriously, Alexnia, this is not your fault; it stems from a problem with

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has a limit and if this carries on much longer, it's about to be reached.

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this page does get more tempting by the minute, I have to admit. I think

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If I ran for adminship, do you think I would have any chance of passing?

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That is profound. And profoundly terrifying. Crack-cocaine + redbull...

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of cleaning up. In particular, there are a lot of books referenced, but

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isn't forbidden, it's discouraged, both because it's hard to maintain a

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in the thread above. I've explained at further length on your talk page.

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As long as he doesn't come running to me, he can run where he likes. My

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While we're on the subject of Huggle, how on earth did I manage to make

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That's not all of what i said. My point was that it was a badly written

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Or if you really want to start an argument, ask someone to explain how

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Hmm, you're right. I will remove the warnings from their pages. Sorry.

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It occurs to me that someone who might be well placed to advise you is

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That's a fish of an altogether different colour. Bring 'em on! :lol: --

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If it's any consolation, there are even worse problems in the south. (

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is still one of the most unintentionally funny things I've ever seen).

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Finished implementing this, picked a random category to test it with (

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them were t'days (takes out pipe, border collie, cap, cardie etc) :)

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important. Go write some articles, that's what we're here for. ;-) --

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let this one drop. As I've said (it feels like) everywhere, there is

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for anything you add to it, anything you add will likely be reverted.

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nationalist POV-pusher arguing over what constitutes a "country"; is

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Just FYI if you haven't realised, your helpful contributor above has

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f you look through my contribs you would see all my good roll backs.

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I believe I have 85 because of what's now known as The Big Bailout.

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as well as the "Church" CSD discussed above. Speedy deletion is for

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This is an only warning; if you make any more disruptive edits like

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I don't have a personal bugbear as of yet but I was surprised that

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You can't give me a barnstar. I haven't found your secret page yet.

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the three reasons I just gave a user for refusing to be his adopter

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Haven't found the "Hi" incident yet, but as a general illustration

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Once I get an re from R2, I will decide wheter to retire or not.--

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He seems to be letting go of it. Hopefully thats the end of it. —

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Thanks for the reply! I'll keep a lookout for more info on this.--

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OMG?!?! WP-EN izz n MMORPG?!? No way!!! LOL, ROFLCOPTER, etc!!!!

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oh em gee, Iridescent, I haven't laughed so hard in days. You've

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What, you wish you were inundated with peer review requests? Bah!

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I think Iridescent is taking the definition for "automated tools"

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original basis of it has been deleted. If you do find it, then I

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I've been accused of many things, but being a bot is a new one...

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Malleus, which are you refferring to? BTW, i'm working on it at

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was a wrong revert because it was actually helping the article,

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rights back. In case you missed the warning that "rollback must

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Uncheck the "move to next diff once reverted" box in preferences

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I added sock templates to the appropriate pages. Sigh. Next?

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opposed someone for using Huggle. I think he's mixed me up with

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owes me 65 barnstars. I think it would be a lovely surprise for

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Oh, that is a beautiful, beautiful thing. Yay Gurch! That has

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reversion reasons and the option to enter a summary manually --

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Actually us treasoners also spell it punitive. It's frequently

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Coming back to this late - someone's closed it in the meantime.

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Okay, forget Roll Back for right now, why are you so mad at me?

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think is important about your life. Good luck with the article!

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I believe my opinions of Huggle are a matter of record, but it

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AGF and all that, but there's something very odd going on with

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No. For the last time, this is an encyclopedia, not a chatroom.

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Category:Wikipedians who test new releases of Huggle for faults

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Have replied on your talkpage to keep the conversation together

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Oh gee, check out this user's barnstar page. .</sarcasm: -->

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Now that, I did not see coming. Who the hell creates an SPA to

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to pass the article once the review is opened that's weird. --

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Oh, I'm watching alright. Perhaps next time, if there is one.

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to correct this issue once and for all.....thank you so much!

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Shucks, the guy had so much potential as well. Well done for

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Faint insinuations that you're somehow part of a conspiracy?

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How can you say that Realist2 does "semi-obsessive" edits on

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neutral. As long as you make it clear you don't rely on it -

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of what happens there. This is clearly not a good situation.

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Stop wasting my time with this. From his bio before he died:

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For giving me good advice, I hereby award you this barnstar!

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This would certainly have made me question their intentions.

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Also, if you respond, please do so on my talk page. Thanks.

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is a dazzling example of "refreshing brilliant prose", too.

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I also think it's interesting that I seem to be supporting

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This is implemented in a basic form in the next version --

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etc. You can read full instructions for the archiving bot

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legal definition of "child" in the context of the internet

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There's no possible way that's an A7 and I've removed the

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Knowledge:Knowledge is not the Stanford Prison Experiment‎

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I'm quite taken by 'The name is derived from the Hawaiian

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need to point out that, whatever Majorly may think, I've

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I'd ban me. At the very least issue me a final warning...

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No, it was a far-too-much-of-an-in-joke on the fact that

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Who do you think would be the top? At least this one had

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Okay. Iridescent, am I part of this "mop" or "cabal"? --

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is simultaneously in Yorkshire and Manchester since the

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This has forked into two totally unrelated conversations

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Maybe someone should address this with PS? Or Alexnia?

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the valley. Remind me what was so bad with "Cleveland"?

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and pick out a few that look like they need expanding (

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the last I'm posting in this idiotic argument of yours.

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I've tried to warn him as best I can to let it go, and

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Come on, be honest. You'd miss it if it stopped. ;-) --

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Regarding the flower, it seems to be established as an

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I'm sure Gurch the baptist could help pass your exams?

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Doesn't distract from the fact that anyone who thinks

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Hey, I could do with $ 50 for writing about... erm...

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a very limited number of absolutely indisputable cases

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I'm sure it breaches some guideline or other. But not

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WTF is going on here? Is this National Barnstar Week?

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Hurrah, preserved for posterity! Viva The Knowledge!

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the second-highest traffic article I've ever written

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He's gone into personal attacks and wiki-stalking.--

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A problem I can foresee right away is you will have

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not getting caught by the "what links here" pixies.

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and many other things people think of as "policy").

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I still don't quite understand that one. 11340:tagging? It doesn't have the same connotations... 9933:ground to a complete halt as soon as I rewrote it 9367:violation and a personal opinion. Stop adding it. 8535:An IP that isn't even in the same continent as me 14023:as well. Did anything in particular prompt this? 10261:never made a mainspace edit that wasn't a revert 6897:Trying to get my head round the deletion process 15967:should be listed in Essex instead of London", " 15655:of them are actually cited in the article; see 12551:, I'm not going to lose sleep over a green dot. 4669:four "power users" I mention in the reply above 15373: 15224:Billy, the problem is that (as I learned) per 14167:I got a message too, I dont think its Gear. — 13205: 13132: 13080: 12672: 12647: 11989: 11950: 11667: 11608: 11154: 11115:; the question now is identifying the species. 10827: 10772: 10429:which I suspect you're all too familiar with). 10353: 10298: 10253:239 mainspace edits of which 198 are rollbacks 10161: 9695: 9595: 9335: 8858:Incidentally, when posting on talk pages (but 6746: 6680: 6623: 6571: 6450:At least three posts about you in ALL CAPS to 6232: 5683:LOL, "a bit like bad-faith". Hmmm.... Cheers, 3180: 3176: 3173: 3169: 3166: 3162: 2856: 2817: 2778: 2726: 2679: 2636: 2564: 2521: 2467: 866: 698: 290:talkpage, you're in for a tremendous let-down. 16072:Marvellous stuff! I am duly consoled. Cheers 15943:includes everything whose local authority is 14826:(sigh). OK, but you're not going to like it. 13688:Nah, you only have 154. The rest are socks. 11142:. It's called a "Simplicity" Azalea, of the 9600: 9427:Anyone want to identify the species? Someone? 9248:First could you define flamewar? And where?-- 5772:article is not at all suitable for WP. Also, 5572:I agree with R2 except for the scared part.:) 2700:way; we did invent the language after all. -- 822:I feel unworthy... That RFA is going to be a 108:signature. Personally, I think the spirit of 15446:NVM i found a way around it. Thanks anyhoo. 13528:OK: this is really my last post on this mess 12615:User talk:Alison#Since you know these things 11718:Replies: Thoughts On Huggle and the Hugglers 11572:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/You Hear Me? 11067:What do you mean by ****Provisionally****?-- 8975:a very strictly enforced 255 character limit 4845:and maybe you'll understand a little better. 4795:removed your use of my name on this proposal 482:'inappropriate use of the word "Wikilawyer"' 369:For beating me to several reverts! Regards, 16186:is a part of "Greater London" is beyond me. 16184:what is clearly an isolated farming village 15926:Disused railway stations in the Tees Valley 6986:last impersonated an admin four minutes ago 5504:Near the top you will see K's recent cmt.I 5051:? Like a "worst of Esperanza" theme park... 4814:Knowledge:Editors should be logged in users 4658:is frankly bunk, adminship when you get it 3157:I don't see any problem with using Twinkle 536:a single section on various automated tools 15971:is in Glamorgan not Rhondda" etc editwars. 15250:Add this to the very top of your talkpage: 8450:of the research and most of the writing. 7317:this time next month he might be in charge 4289:Greg Kohs is calling you "Kooky and ranty" 15508:and discover just what an admin actually 13978: 13788:, you haven't lived until you've been to 13784:, lots of enemies. :) (And while I loved 12979: 12903: 11627: 10948:(and a category!) for moments like this. 10437:viewable history may not go back so far.) 8638:Oy, I forgot about the NOTARACE thing... 8573: 7794:is for people, organisations or websites 6383:and dodgy references issues. Gratefully, 6379:so I'll make sure we're careful with the 5151:. Incidentally, Xp's "retirement" lasted 4675:. It's not some kind of exalted rank; it 1600:WordPerfect keyboard shortcuts" checkbox. 1273:Knowledge:Requests_for_adminship/Karanacs 1120: 352: 15432: 14064:Thank you... now go write some articles! 12023:Extended (and batshit insane) discussion 11721: 11325:PoliticianTexas & Diamond Joe Quimby 10742: 9816:one week old account doing with rollback 9422: 8442:But what did you mean? For example, on 8005:because the fix "looks like blanking"... 4186:, "edited at high speed", and the Greek 423: 370: 181:. In the case of subtle vandalism, like 15137:from a "sporting comedy" column in the 12384:is a bit too racy for my tastes. Maybe 12276:I have replied to you on my talkapge.-- 10345:(hope I have enough colons)...agreed. 10315:Alexnia's not at fault - I've posted a 10149:, after originally being denied access 8668:fix the colour scheme on your talkpage! 7222:I have to admit I did snort when I saw 6902:There wasn't a deletion debate: it was 5774:asking instead of ordering works better 5318:we can expose your blatant Bad Faith.— 3221:thoroughly before doing anything there. 1002:Having reviewed the contribs, it looks 14: 15556:Disused railway stations in Derbyshire 14266:Not me, I can still post. Look! :-) -- 12067:one" they might nit-pick more closely. 11802:... not that I disagree with it ;-)). 10394:reverts to see if they are all legit. 9122:LISTEN TO WHAT EVERYONE IS TELLING YOU 9058:end up blocked from editing Knowledge. 8941:was added at 20:21, 24 June 2008 (UTC) 5989:"Que? expand whathandler?? No context" 2989:If he can make a tool that can do the 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 16178:My personal bugbear on this topic is 15935:, which in turn are derived from the 15493:a fairly heated debate about maturity 12749:Knowledge:Requests for adminship/Ryan 12639:Ah! Figures. Support indef block. 10263:, including "blatant vandalism" like 6481:At least one link to an attack site? 6434:Accusation of misuse of admin tools? 5047:page. Incidentally, have you noticed 4584:and haven't made any mistakes with it 1341:arena back to yourself fairly soon... 15560:Tram transport in the United Kingdom 9809:Re: Old bug seems to have resurfaced 9261:From Knowledge's own definition: "A 5732:disrupting Knowledge to make a point 4625:- and make sure you understand what 4175:Re your latest addition to WikiSpeak 3559:always works well, although for you 2356:And keep a lookout for globe stands. 25: 16282: 16236: 16187: 16119: 16047: 15972: 15886: 15861: 15793: 15730: 15669: 15609: 15495:, so it's more in focus than usual. 15448: 15378: 15335: 15294: 15287:User talk:S. Dean Jameson/Archive 2 15283:User talk:S. Dean Jameson/Archive 1 15191: 15150: 15133:It's not "a suspect source" – it's 15100: 15054: 15033:remove 90% of the content of a page 14991: 14889: 14835: 14781: 14655:Did you bypass your browser cache? 14485: 14439: 14379: 14309: 14244: 14197: 14145: 14132:Move along now, nothing to see here 14118:Another barnstar for iridiescent... 14089: 14065: 14048:Now, Iri, Don't eat it all at once! 14024: 13948: 13906: 13815: 13755: 13710: 13666: 13576: 13422: 13382: 13345: 13294: 13268: 13224: 13171: 13124:I don't count huggle edits *ducks* 13102: 13050: 13014: 12949: 12861: 12811: 12763: 12723: 12617: 12585: 12552: 12493:We both know that the problem with 12471: 12430: 12389: 12341: 12294: 12196: 12149: 12068: 12040: 12033:posted something similar to Malleus 11920: 11876: 11835: 11776: 11744:I don't have a problem with Huggle 11540: 11502: 11460: 11425: 11389: 11341: 11301: 11116: 11089: 11018: 10987: 10922: 10885: 10797: 10796:out, but the irony bears repeating. 10794:this offering from the Award Center 10747: 10704: 10654: 10604: 10548: 10495: 10438: 10321: 10268: 10206: 10101: 10025: 9983: 9936: 9914:List of Schools of the Sacred Heart 9870: 9867:List of Schools of the Sacred Heart 9834: 9783: 9753: 9720: 9657: 9611: 9550: 9511: 9465: 9368: 9275: 9226: 9175: 9135: 9089: 9059: 9022: 8982: 8950: 8863: 8808: 8749: 8703: 8669: 8616: 8538: 8505: 8476: 8420: 8391: 8345: 8277: 8219: 8128: 8105: 8055: 8006: 7952: 7880: 7845: 7807: 7747: 7702: 7656: 7598: 7546: 7402: 7320: 7250: 7227: 7164: 7091: 7078:Managing to find 11 references for 7026: 6989: 6955: 6921: 6873: 6824: 6712: 6646: 6589: 6349: 6333:Deleted article restoration request 6293: 6263: 6166: 6084: 6023: 5999: 5831: 5739: 5232: 5160: 5052: 4948: 4886: 4855: 4758: 4709: 4478: 4467:assorted trolls, loons and stalkers 4383: 4292: 4239: 4193: 4084: 4003: 3834: 3794: 3757: 3730:) - on this occasion, although the 3660: 3568: 3454: 3384: 3377:one of Nigeria's leading newspapers 3317: 3275: 3222: 3205:. It's not as heavily patrolled as 3079: 3044: 2748: 2587: 2491: 2433: 2397: 2238: 2146: 2075: 2029: 1947: 1816: 1733: 1640: 1488: 1439: 1409: 1342: 1305: 1223: 1201:(I'll crosspost my reply here, too) 1171: 1082: 1015: 1006:likely to be a bad-hand account of 953: 918: 884: 836: 791: 739: 610: 539: 485: 396: 291: 204: 117: 23: 15769:Just noticed the reference to the 14052: 13891:WikiProject Professional wrestling 13732:I think I have more than you. ;-) 12929: 10699:... Appears to be another wannabe 10676:It's also the incessant chivvying 10591:The really odd thing is that this 7997:you get reversions because people 7688: 6401: 6117: 3910:repeated this a further five times 2127: 1728:this, which I won't post here for 24: 16312: 16088:"Disused railway stations in the 13989:The Defender of the Wiki Barnstar 12990:The RickK Anti-Vandalism Barnstar 12914:The RickK Anti-Vandalism Barnstar 10267:. What the hell is going on here? 8584:The RickK Anti-Vandalism Barnstar 7023:the greatest article on Knowledge 6473:at least one pornographic image? 5724:Restored Covenant Churches of God 5303:, we worked together to get ] to 4262:didn't know better. Wonderful :D 3710:a couple of weeks earlier. Also, 3646:I can probably dig it out, or if 3616:Re: Advertising in edit summaries 2487:the evidence is fairly convincing 1547:will appear as the default block 1304:well discuss them from the start. 363:The RickK Anti-Vandalism Barnstar 14631:Nothing happened/changed. :-( — 13979: 13165: 13072:Does Leonard have 65xxx edits? 12980: 12904: 12232:Was that comment really needed? 11628: 11080:By "provisionally", I mean that 8772: 8655:i am sorry, please forgive me :( 8574: 7999:see the word "penis" being added 7021:, too. Incidentally, I've found 6549: 6541: 6531: 6523: 6515: 6507: 6494: 6482: 6474: 6463: 6455: 6443: 6435: 6427: 6419: 4633:in all its many names, but also 1121: 353: 29: 16292: 16285: 16246: 16239: 16197: 16190: 16129: 16122: 16057: 16050: 15982: 15975: 15896: 15889: 15679: 15672: 15619: 15612: 15388: 15381: 15345: 15338: 15304: 15297: 15201: 15194: 15160: 15153: 15110: 15103: 15064: 15057: 15001: 14994: 14987:Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? 14899: 14892: 14845: 14838: 14791: 14784: 14751:be used to undo edits that are 14495: 14488: 14449: 14442: 14389: 14382: 14319: 14312: 14254: 14247: 14207: 14200: 14155: 14148: 14075: 14068: 14034: 14027: 13958: 13951: 13935:I'd say yes, but like I say, I 13916: 13909: 13825: 13818: 13765: 13758: 13720: 13713: 13676: 13669: 13586: 13579: 13537:to knock some sense into him —— 13432: 13425: 13392: 13385: 13355: 13348: 13304: 13297: 13278: 13271: 13234: 13227: 13211: 13181: 13174: 13138: 13112: 13105: 13086: 13060: 13053: 13024: 13017: 12959: 12952: 12871: 12864: 12821: 12814: 12773: 12766: 12733: 12726: 12678: 12653: 12627: 12620: 12595: 12588: 12562: 12555: 12481: 12474: 12440: 12433: 12399: 12392: 12351: 12344: 12304: 12297: 12206: 12199: 12159: 12152: 12078: 12071: 12050: 12043: 11995: 11956: 11930: 11923: 11886: 11879: 11845: 11838: 11786: 11779: 11673: 11588: 11581: 11550: 11543: 11512: 11505: 11470: 11463: 11435: 11428: 11399: 11392: 11388:Replied on your (Metros's) talk 11351: 11344: 11311: 11304: 11160: 11126: 11119: 11099: 11092: 11028: 11021: 11017:That's fine... and don't worry! 10997: 10990: 10932: 10925: 10895: 10888: 10833: 10807: 10800: 10778: 10714: 10707: 10664: 10657: 10614: 10607: 10558: 10551: 10505: 10498: 10448: 10441: 10359: 10331: 10324: 10304: 10278: 10271: 10259:was to install Huggle, and has 10216: 10209: 10167: 10111: 10104: 10035: 10028: 9993: 9986: 9980:Notable residents of Crouch End 9946: 9939: 9894:Network of Sacred Heart Schools 9880: 9873: 9844: 9837: 9793: 9786: 9763: 9756: 9730: 9723: 9701: 9667: 9660: 9621: 9614: 9560: 9553: 9521: 9514: 9475: 9468: 9436:http://www.ncazaleafestival.org 9378: 9371: 9341: 9285: 9278: 9236: 9229: 9185: 9178: 9145: 9138: 9120: 9099: 9092: 9069: 9062: 9032: 9025: 9015:it feels easier on the eyes now 8992: 8985: 8873: 8866: 8818: 8811: 8759: 8752: 8713: 8706: 8679: 8672: 8626: 8619: 8548: 8541: 8515: 8508: 8486: 8479: 8430: 8423: 8401: 8394: 8355: 8348: 8287: 8280: 8229: 8222: 8138: 8131: 8115: 8108: 8065: 8058: 8016: 8009: 7962: 7955: 7890: 7883: 7855: 7848: 7817: 7810: 7757: 7750: 7712: 7705: 7666: 7659: 7608: 7601: 7597:was banned but this is allowed? 7556: 7549: 7412: 7405: 7330: 7323: 7260: 7253: 7237: 7230: 7174: 7167: 7101: 7094: 7036: 7029: 6999: 6992: 6965: 6958: 6931: 6924: 6883: 6876: 6834: 6827: 6752: 6722: 6715: 6686: 6656: 6649: 6629: 6599: 6592: 6577: 6359: 6352: 6303: 6296: 6273: 6266: 6238: 6176: 6169: 6094: 6087: 6033: 6026: 6009: 6002: 5887: 5880: 5841: 5834: 5749: 5742: 5738:is a valid deletion nomination? 5242: 5235: 5170: 5163: 5062: 5055: 4958: 4951: 4896: 4889: 4865: 4858: 4768: 4761: 4719: 4712: 4521:I agree 100% with your post on 4488: 4481: 4393: 4386: 4302: 4295: 4249: 4242: 4203: 4196: 4094: 4087: 4013: 4006: 3844: 3837: 3804: 3797: 3767: 3760: 3704:episodes from a table to a list 3670: 3663: 3578: 3571: 3464: 3457: 3394: 3387: 3383:. 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Knowledge has 8419:I've removed it on reflection 7129:out of my league here. ;-) -- 7019:Gwen has just discovered this 4424:Biographies of living persons 3694:a user reported to AIV - and 3520:Admins will NEVER be unneeded 2743:So, Keeper, how do you spell 1532:Re: Another three suggestions 480:and his subsequent block for 15873: 15868: 15863: 15805: 15800: 15795: 15742: 15737: 15732: 15608:Good luck, and welcome back! 15460: 15455: 15450: 14438:Certainly; will have a look. 14101: 14096: 14091: 12793:Thanks, and good day. :-) -- 11981:Never said I wouldn't. :-) 11201:I've reported this troll to 9892:Well at one point it was at 9510:kind, please do let me know! 8962: 8957: 8952: 7945:virtually the entire article 7726:commons:Commons:MediaMoveBot 6410:Poor Talkpage assessment of 5286:I second R2's opinion above. 5231:. AGF only takes you so far. 3828:our second-favourite BADSITE 3547: 3000: 2951: 7: 15933:Railway stations in England 14507:I apologize as well....:(-- 13709:head to hang on the wall... 12885: 12835: 12795: 10701:working through a checklist 10570:This might shed some light 9976:to other Knowledge articles 9960:List of museums in New York 9910:Schools of the Sacred Heart 9865:Personally, I'd move it to 9860:Schools of the Sacred Heart 6814:RE:Kew Constabulary Cleanup 1378:Iridescent is a great name 474:not linked to from anywhere 422:Not a problem. :) Regards, 10: 16317: 15661:Hellingly Hospital Railway 15568:Hathersage railway station 13702:Ah well... at least I have 12833:I agree. Nice pun, BTW. -- 11265:Hellingly Hospital Railway 11205:. Should be blocked soon. 8104:so it's not just you. Odd. 6375:Thanks ever so much. 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5131:00:46, 12 June 2008 (UTC) 5111:00:43, 12 June 2008 (UTC) 5093:13:28, 11 June 2008 (UTC) 5070:12:58, 11 June 2008 (UTC) 5049:this trainwreck of a page 5042:12:21, 11 June 2008 (UTC) 5027:12:09, 11 June 2008 (UTC) 4996:23:33, 11 June 2008 (UTC) 4966:01:40, 11 June 2008 (UTC) 4936:typical first edit to you 4904:21:55, 10 June 2008 (UTC) 4873:18:59, 10 June 2008 (UTC) 4854:for our crankier editors. 4776:00:00, 11 June 2008 (UTC) 4749:23:53, 10 June 2008 (UTC) 4727:19:17, 10 June 2008 (UTC) 4549:01:23, 10 June 2008 (UTC) 4496:20:06, 10 June 2008 (UTC) 4471:dingbat opposes like this 4461:01:40, 10 June 2008 (UTC) 4401:20:51, 10 June 2008 (UTC) 3598:. And thank for the know 2584:Knowledge:Huggle/Feedback 1127: 788:report talkpage vandalism 359: 16235:. Provides hours of fun. 15939:English sub-regions, so 15657:Anglesey Central Railway 14709:13:13, 1 July 2008 (UTC) 14673:13:02, 1 July 2008 (UTC) 14651:11:05, 1 July 2008 (UTC) 14627:10:53, 1 July 2008 (UTC) 14604:10:41, 1 July 2008 (UTC) 14579:10:35, 1 July 2008 (UTC) 14564:10:22, 1 July 2008 (UTC) 14536:09:01, 1 July 2008 (UTC) 12095:cow you know. Cheers. — 10151:exactly two days earlier 10009:List of motorcycle clubs 9713:Replied on your talkpage 9483:20:13, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 9448:20:11, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 9118:OK, final warning time; 8371:advantage to them. ;) -- 8102:replicate it three times 5878:, please listen to what 5406:Where did I say that? -- 4356:20:09, 9 June 2008 (UTC) 4325:19:34, 9 June 2008 (UTC) 4310:19:09, 9 June 2008 (UTC) 4283:11:28, 9 June 2008 (UTC) 4269:09:54, 9 June 2008 (UTC) 4257:22:30, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 4226:22:11, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 4211:22:07, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 4140:09:57, 9 June 2008 (UTC) 4125:23:09, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 4102:20:09, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 4055:20:05, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 4021:19:51, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3975:19:33, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3852:18:41, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3812:18:28, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3775:17:28, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3678:17:09, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3638:14:55, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3608:17:10, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3586:17:01, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3535:11:32, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3508:23:11, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3472:23:09, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3430:23:01, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3402:22:55, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3362:10:05, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3335:18:08, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3293:23:14, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3267:22:50, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3240:15:27, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3153:02:45, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3112:02:44, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 3097:20:20, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3062:15:01, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3035:02:20, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 3008:06:24, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 2981:06:21, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 2959:06:16, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 2931:05:54, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 2907:00:51, 6 June 2008 (UTC) 2869:20:25, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2844:20:20, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2830:20:16, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2805:20:15, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2791:19:58, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2766:19:36, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2739:19:23, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2710:19:20, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2692:19:13, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2663:19:12, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2649:19:04, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2624:19:02, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2605:18:43, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2577:18:38, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2534:18:04, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2509:17:57, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2480:17:52, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2451:17:36, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2415:17:50, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2375:17:46, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 2256:17:05, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 2182:05:48, 8 June 2008 (UTC) 2164:14:05, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 2114:02:09, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 2104:01:19, 7 June 2008 (UTC) 2093:15:27, 6 June 2008 (UTC) 2047:17:00, 6 June 2008 (UTC) 2000:16:57, 6 June 2008 (UTC) 1965:15:28, 6 June 2008 (UTC) 1922:04:19, 6 June 2008 (UTC) 1882:15:50, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1834:15:17, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1786:03:19, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1751:02:28, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1704:02:20, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1678:07:46, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 1621:07:46, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 1591:17:40, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 1565:17:23, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 1520:17:02, 6 June 2008 (UTC) 1506:21:44, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1471:20:10, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1457:19:01, 31 May 2008 (UTC) 1427:22:59, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1386:17:35, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1374:17:25, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1360:17:23, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1323:15:29, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1289:15:27, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1264:offer on working on the 1258:02:16, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1241:02:04, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1189:21:17, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 1158:21:14, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 1100:00:00, 5 June 2008 (UTC) 1060:22:02, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 1033:21:45, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 990:21:41, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 971:19:18, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 936:19:10, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 902:17:23, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 879:17:21, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 854:15:53, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 817:Congrats are in order... 809:13:59, 4 June 2008 (UTC) 778:20:10, 3 June 2008 (UTC) 757:15:24, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 711:17:51, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 662:02:46, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 628:02:39, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 584:02:35, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 557:02:28, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 522:02:20, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 503:01:43, 2 June 2008 (UTC) 440:23:23, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 414:23:19, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 387:23:12, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 338:23:34, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 309:23:19, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 278:16:26, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 251:19:11, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 222:18:49, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 161:16:31, 1 June 2008 (UTC) 135:19:05, 30 May 2008 (UTC) 15374:{{archivebox|auto=yes}} 14753:blatantly nonproductive 12700:This is a proper noun: 12338:Market Place (Finchley) 11370:I've already responded 11011:Re : please be carefull 10754:is hereby presented to 10201:to get rollback? 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Stop 5153:1 hour & 40 minutes 4540:second failed.Unlikely. 3567:would seem rather apt.) 3541:My eyes have gone funny 2628:They do that already. 1573:default level 1 warning 15957:Redcar & Cleveland 15530:all about the articles 15437: 15270:|maxarchivesize = 250K 15258:{{User:MiszaBot/config 14057: 13895:writing about yourself 13170:Fair enough, Mr 27%... 11727: 10760: 9428: 9311:<nervous laugh: --> 9113:What the hell is what? 7693: 7572:has not passed me by. 6821:writing an explanation 6418:Accusation of ageism? 6406: 6122: 4562:when it comes to RFA). 3734:, nobody has actually 3653:User:CanadianLinuxUser 3203:as a "training ground" 3020:Your comment on my RFB 2946:a school in California 2942:a school in New Jersey 2225:Category:xxxland-stubs 2132: 1944:Category:Living people 1636:Category:Living people 912:Issac newton (complex) 765:been stuck in a drawer 179:User:The SRS/Signature 15436: 14886:User talk:Jimbo Wales 14056: 13899:neutral point of view 13705:User:Seeker of Truths 12382:The Mall (Wood Green) 12365:The Mall (Wood Green) 11725: 11621:SOCIAL NETWORKING!!1! 10944:Commons actually has 10746: 10145:Alexnia was approved 9781:(I'll get me coat...) 9426: 9128:vandalised an article 7692: 6904:proposed for deletion 6491:User talk:Jimbo Wales 6405: 6121: 6075:Morten Keiser-Nielsen 5145:User talk:Jimbo Wales 4825:is a valid argument. 4170:Good job irredescent! 3370:Wahab Iyanda Folawiyo 2131: 1537:In the next version, 1131:The Original Barnstar 42:of past discussions. 15564:Hull Street Tramways 14972:2001 a space oddysey 12810:are descending into. 8003:reverts to vandalism 7951:. 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9007: 9006: 9005: 9004: 9003: 9002: 8935: 8934: 8933: 8929: 8921: 8913: 8907: 8902: 8894: 8884: 8883: 8855: 8854: 8847:semi-protected 8841: 8838: 8837: 8836: 8835: 8834: 8833: 8832: 8831: 8830: 8829: 8828: 8699: 8694: 8691: 8690: 8689: 8656: 8653: 8652: 8651: 8650: 8649: 8602: 8601: 8587: 8586: 8581: 8579: 8568: 8565: 8563: 8560: 8559: 8558: 8530: 8527: 8526: 8525: 8501: 8500: 8499: 8498: 8497: 8496: 8416: 8415: 8414: 8413: 8412: 8411: 8340: 8337: 8336: 8335: 8334: 8333: 8332: 8331: 8330: 8329: 8328: 8327: 8304: 8303: 8302: 8301: 8300: 8299: 8298: 8297: 8267: 8266: 8265: 8264: 8263: 8262: 8242: 8241: 8240: 8239: 8213: 8212: 8195: 8192: 8191: 8190: 8183: 8163: 8162: 8161: 8160: 8159: 8158: 8157: 8156: 8155: 8154: 8153: 8152: 8151: 8150: 8149: 8148: 8091: 8045: 7987: 7934: 7931: 7930: 7929: 7928: 7927: 7874: 7871: 7870: 7869: 7868: 7867: 7866: 7865: 7776: 7773: 7772: 7771: 7770: 7769: 7768: 7767: 7734: 7724:Yeah, there's 7687: 7686: 7685: 7684: 7683: 7682: 7681: 7680: 7679: 7678: 7677: 7676: 7630: 7578: 7570:this challenge 7532: 7531: 7521: 7500: 7499: 7498: 7497: 7496: 7495: 7494: 7493: 7492: 7491: 7490: 7489: 7488: 7487: 7486: 7485: 7455: 7454: 7453: 7452: 7451: 7450: 7449: 7448: 7447: 7446: 7445: 7444: 7443: 7442: 7441: 7440: 7430: 7385: 7384: 7383: 7382: 7381: 7380: 7379: 7378: 7377: 7376: 7375: 7374: 7349: 7348: 7347: 7346: 7345: 7344: 7343: 7342: 7341: 7340: 7304: 7303: 7302: 7301: 7300: 7299: 7298: 7297: 7275: 7274: 7273: 7272: 7271: 7270: 7217: 7216: 7206: 7193: 7192: 7191: 7190: 7189: 7188: 7187: 7186: 7185: 7184: 7148: 7147: 7146: 7145: 7144: 7143: 7142: 7141: 7116: 7115: 7114: 7113: 7112: 7111: 7071: 7070: 7069: 7068: 7047: 7046: 7010: 7009: 6980: 6977: 6976: 6975: 6946: 6943: 6942: 6941: 6912: 6911: 6898: 6895: 6894: 6893: 6870:Moonriddengirl 6861: 6860: 6855: 6854: 6849: 6846: 6845: 6844: 6815: 6812: 6809: 6808: 6786: 6776: 6775: 6774: 6773: 6772: 6771: 6770: 6769: 6768: 6767: 6766: 6765: 6764: 6763: 6762: 6761: 6699:the going rate 6555: 6554: 6546: 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