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old website), two subjects about which I have also written and/or edited seven published books. I also joined in order to be able to provide access to images of the many historic items in my extensive private collections (especially relating to railroads, aviation, postal history, and historic original documents) which would not be otherwise available to the public. I did not join, however, to "win" barnstars, or to earn service awards and other forms of Knowledge "merit badges". (I left all that all behind in my Cub Scout days well more than half a century ago.) And I most certainly did not join to end up in periodic bouts of wikilawyering in order to make my contributions to the project. I am afraid that this unfortunate aspect of Knowledge is one of the reasons that the project has lost many good editors and contributors over time, and I may well be one of them. I have found that a small but significant portion of editors on the project have used it to establish personal fiefdoms or power bases that are in the long run inimicable to the project's stated objectives.
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and "punish" those who stand up for themselves (especially when the admin is overturned or his position is not supported by the community) on the inclusion of legitimate content added in good faith by myself and others. That being the case, I will phase out my activity on WP as the registered user "Centpacrr" over the next few days and only contribute in the future (if at all) quietly and anonymously. It is not that I think that WP is not a worthwhile endeavor, and I am proud of the many contributions I have made in the open and having fully personally identified myself, my background, and my interests. But parts of the project's culture and environment have become so toxically bureaucratic that it is no longer worth the aggravation to continue contributing as a openly identifiable registered user.
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Google searches, which were not helpful (to the article) as demonstrated by another commenter. You were the other, and I'm afraid that I found your comment unhelpful because you asserted something not proved (in my view) by the rest of the debate. Notability needs to be asserted based on sources. As an impartial administrator closing a debate, I can't rely on people, however well-intentioned, saying that " my experience, this is a significant organization" or " I can confirm that Couples for Christ and its youth branch Youth for Christ are quite prominent in the Philippines." SwisterTwister, who never actually rendered an opinion, provided links to several advertisements in the
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was unclear, but actually the subject as covered in the sources is fairly clear, and it was just the poorly chosen name of the article that made the Knowledge article unclear. In addition some of the delete votes were based on the assumption that the list was made just by subtracting numbers in one list from another, when actually it is a topic discussed in and of itself. Now that the topic has been clarified and more sources have been pointed out, I think it is possible that people would have a different opinion on whether the article should be kept or deleted. I was hoping you would reconsider and would relist the discussion.
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the image folks, and I hope you won't take offense when I say that I agree that your understanding of copyright is incomplete. That's nothing to be ashamed of; copyright law is this country is an utter nightmare. It does mean, however, that they're unlikely to accept your explanations about the source of an image. Strictly speaking Fastily is correct; an image at the instance of creation belongs to the creator. The reason SchuminWeb's image was ignored is because no one tweaked--there's no watermark or anything else. And I have seen some of his images get challenged on Commons.
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that. If we're going to have what you call a "meaningful" discussion, it starts with you treating other editors with respect. You are either incapable or unwilling to do that. I personally have no interest in having this discussion with you as my focus is on the United States, and I have no knowledge of BR chairmen. You might consider "tackling" this "problem" by writing a sourced article on Reid. Denigrating the contributions of others because their priorities apparently don't match yours (except that you've not edited on the subject either) is a complete non-starter.
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inexperienced. Concerns were raised at the new move discussion at the admin noticeboard and the new discussion was speedily closed due to the prior non consensus. Another admin move-protected the page, which you blatantly ignored, claiming you were being bold. This is a complete abuse of your sysop privileges, as the matter was clearly controversial. Also, it is not in spirit with the
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assertions about the image weren't taken at face value not because there's a vendetta against you, but because in the past you've made wild assertions about images and copyright coupled with personal attacks on other editors. I think we first encountered each other during the Pioneer Zephyr discussions; I only carried the day by disassociating myself from the statements you were making.
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more of those games and negotiate the minefields that result from them in order to make my contributions. That being the case, I think will instead significantly decrease what I will now choose to offer to the community from my collections and experience and will leave the field to those who are more interested in process than substance to fight these out among themselves.
2424:, if someone takes a picture for you, even with your camera, you are not the copyright holder, and are therefore neither the owner of the image nor able to release it as your own work. SchuminWeb clearly had someone take these for him, and therefore is not the copyright holder and cannot release them to the Commons as his own work. This is strange indeed... 2861:. I think I've stated the issues plainly. Centpacrr, I must emphasize that if you go for somebody's head (not that I'd blame you) it will not turn out well. I would just reiterate that a friend took the picture, that you had the watermark on it because you used it elsewhere, and leave it at that. It's Fastily, not you, who will have to justify his actions. 5229:
dealing with the matters since. My page was also framed from Zuber's coverage of the historiography, which would itself constitute undue weight and be open to criticism. The IP (and I suspect the IP is Zuber himself) makes good criticisms and that article still needs an overhaul. I just don't have the time right now to get back up to speed on the subject.
7770:, which provides colored links to rail station articles. Why? I mean, I see why the "previous/following" navboxes would use colors to indicate different rail lines, but what's the use of coloring the actual link text in the body of an article? Not only does there not seem (to me) to be a compelling reason to do this, it actually appears to run counter to 1515:. However, the image is currently not used in any articles on Knowledge. If the image was previously in an article, please go to the article and see why it was removed. You may add it back if you think that that will be useful. However, please note that images for which a replacement could be created are not acceptable for use on Knowledge (see 1459:. However, the image is currently not used in any articles on Knowledge. If the image was previously in an article, please go to the article and see why it was removed. You may add it back if you think that that will be useful. However, please note that images for which a replacement could be created are not acceptable for use on Knowledge (see 1403:. However, the image is currently not used in any articles on Knowledge. If the image was previously in an article, please go to the article and see why it was removed. You may add it back if you think that that will be useful. However, please note that images for which a replacement could be created are not acceptable for use on Knowledge (see 1347:. However, the image is currently not used in any articles on Knowledge. If the image was previously in an article, please go to the article and see why it was removed. You may add it back if you think that that will be useful. However, please note that images for which a replacement could be created are not acceptable for use on Knowledge (see 1291:. However, the image is currently not used in any articles on Knowledge. If the image was previously in an article, please go to the article and see why it was removed. You may add it back if you think that that will be useful. However, please note that images for which a replacement could be created are not acceptable for use on Knowledge (see 2070:, or you can have your friend send you an email stating explicitly that he releases the image under some free license. I know a couple image guys who have OTRS access and are pretty stand-up administrators (I think one's even running for Arbcom). I would be more than happy to help you with either process, but I think DRV would be a mistake. 1969:
deleted it (no explanation had been provided), he gave as the reason "the party who pushed the button on the camera owns the copyright to the work, not the owner of the camera." and as I did not take the photo myself (an impossibility) I "therefore have no legal right to publish this file under a free license."
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disintegrate under such a regime. I'm interested in the topic as an editor, though I don't believe I'd edited the article previously, and as a user of fairly long-standing who believes in the project I'm interested in the project not being mocked for poor decision-making. Quite enough of that as it is.
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unreservedly. The article was completely unsatisfactory, the arguments against amounted to little more than obstructive pedantry and it frankly made wikipedia look stupid, as several external sources have now pointed out. Bold action using logic and common sense was needed to resolve this rather than
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I will grant that, but after the re-list, two keeps were added (good ones with fresh info), and only one delete (a repeat of former deletes) which if anything would seem to lean the "no consensus" toward a keep, and not the other direction, don't you agree? I feel that you have closed this AfD early,
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You closed this discussion after only 2 days, without a consensus, infact there were more "Keeps" than "Deletes". May I ask why? I generally vote to delete these minor Christian organizations, but in this case the arena seemed quite open until you deleted it. Can I intrigue you to let this discussion
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w0w - thanks for the effort - with these examples I have something to work with - thank you for your effort - I just have to get a handle of a few lists I need to get and work out which way to present the info - and find the time to get the material in - the examples are very useful - appreciate that
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Since I put that page together I've changed professions and fallen out of the loop. I know for example that the Bundesarchiv in Potsdam has brought out a new edition of planning documents (4-5 years ago) that's been very influential in the discussion, but I haven't read that collection nor any papers
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Thanks to both of you for your help. I have added an explanation of how the picture was made as well as the origin of the watermark to the DRV. By the way you said in the DRV that the image had been uploaded in 2007, but that was an earlier and different image. It was replaced in 2010 by the image in
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to a single image making it "non-free" while deliberately, knowingly, and overtly accepting all the others produced exactly the same way (i.e. as belonging to the camera owners for whom they were taken) and thus "free" is contrary to WP policy and guidelines. The same criteria must be applied equally
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While the idea behind Knowledge is a great concept, like many similar "volunteer" organizations, it eventually devolves into cliques, power bases, and bureaucratic pissing contests featuring Don Quixote-like turf battles that harm its objectives. I really don't have any interest in having to play any
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I am also curious to know the answer to this question. I'm not necessarily taking sides, but I don't understand the rationale for deletion, and Fastily's comments on the matter have not cleared up my confusion. If there's some special licensing requirement for a friend taking a picture of a wikipedia
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I believe it links to lines and not stations and is used primarily for Berlin U-Bahn articles. It appears to have been six years ago and I confess I don't recall the specifics. My vague recollection is that there were inline styles in use in articles so standardizing them within a template made good
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I'm fascinated that you don't see a problem with holding articles hostage to an arcane discussion involving the MOS, consequences be damned. Dirty business indeed, but not on my part. Anyway, unless there's to be further calling for my head I think this discussion is concluded. I'll repeat what I've
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Yes, now that there's been a move and extension, productive, discussion, moving it again for dubious process reasons would be disruptive. Consensus can change. Do you think there's consensus on the talk page for a move? I certainly don't. And yes, you're right. Media coverage alerted many of us that
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at this point. Unless I've overlooked something (and someone can let me know if I have), Centpacrr's real identity is plainly obvious, yet he doesn't have an article about himself in wikipedia, but only what he's got on his own user page. If his real purpose was self-promotion, he would have written
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It has always been my understanding the Admins are not meant to behave as the "Masters" of the other members of the WP community, or as you once observed in another FFD discussion, "Bureaucracy isn't a stick with which to beat editors." I wonder if you would take a look at the discussions in which I
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Admittedly it's pretty disheartening to spend hours dealing with stuff like this. Given all the really bad "fair-use" problems already lurking on en.wp, I'm really baffled as to why you targeted eight (and only these eight) low-quality images which are pretty obviously under a free license. I'm able
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By asking whether I "think there's consensus on the talk page for a move" demonstrates how the focus of the argument has shifted by your ill-advised move. And these "fresh sets of eyes" that you welcome seem to have blatant disregard and ignorance of Knowledge's policies and guidelines. It is now
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I never claimed to, and it's pretty clear I'm not the one in a minority (as even Scjessey has acknowledged). Let me ask you this: how is it that we apparently decide what a feature film is called, when no other source agrees with us? We're an encyclopedia. We reflect reality; we don't create it. My
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because it had a high profile and attacted lots of editors. We have hundreds of articles that have similar issues, with some using uppercase prepositions and some using lowercase. It seemed that a consensus was forming for ALL prepositions within the body of a composition title to be lowercase (the
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The debate, such as it was, had played out for 400,000 words already without managing to realize the obvious. It was clearly broken and failing. This happens. When it happens, it's necessary to act boldly and put things right again. I put the encyclopedia first, not a wrong-headed interpretation of
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as delete. I'm disappointed that the discussion didn't get relisted again. Every single delete vote occurred before I pointed out additional sources and clarified what the subject actually was. Many of the people in favor of deleting the topic were saying it should be deleted because the subject
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the opinion of Zuber that the canonical view of the Schlieffen Plan is not accurate. The problem was that he did not know how to edit the article according to the encyclopedic format. Consequently, his comments were removed from the article by another contributor, and after that, an administrator
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One question: Regarding the guy who snapped the shutter, is he a wikipedia user also? If not, perhaps you could ask him to create an account for this express purpose. Then he could upload the original photo, with metadata intact and presumably with no watermark, and release it as a free photo. Then
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That's your right, of course, and I've learned the hard way over the years that convincing someone not to quit isn't worth the pain and frustration. You're taking a policy matter personally, which is always a mistake. There's a few things going on here. First of all, the project's view on copyright
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purpose is based purely on speculation, not evidence. In the absence of any actual proof that my self image is "non-free" and was taken from another website or printed publication (there is no such proof as neither is the case), then the "fundamental principle" of the project mandates the community
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Thank you for looking at this and at least giving me some kind of an explanation. I must say, however, that I find the rationale of selective application of this tortured subjective philosophy of how to apply copyright policy puzzling at best and, with respect, contrary to the underlying purpose of
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of mine snapped for me by a friend using my camera and under my direction and control (as I could obviously not take the picture of myself) as I was getting ready to work on the TV broadcast of Game 6 of the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup final in Philadelphia in June, 2010. When I asked the admin why he had
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No, do you know what's unacceptable? Claiming that the manual of style trumps reality. Insisting on a title that no one else, including organizations with style guides, uses. It flies in the face of common sense. That the MOS didn't mention COMMONNAME until recently is because it never occurred to
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Thanks for your example - getting close, looks good!! - but problem is there are some stopping places in between who were WAGR stopping places but no longer are (ie technically 3 diff systems - Transwa (predecessors WAGR Steam, WAGR Deisel) so x place - can be utilised by all 3 wagr steam, wagr
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service (which the original head banging at orderinchaoses talk page was about) - there was the old steam era version of the service, then the diesel version and now the most recent railcar - and the rail line and stopping places have been altered just slightly as a result - i have no idea whether
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about me on November 28 after I had asked him to explain the disparate treatment between these two image files. (He never did.) As this communication between the two admins was done "off site" obviously I could not respond to defend myself against whatever was said. I presume, however, that it had
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The decision I have reached to phase out of volunteering my time to contribute to the project is not based on this one incident alone, but on a pattern that I have seen develop over the last couple of years among a few anonymous admins and editors who slavishly emphasize "process" over "substance"
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Ultimately this is all beside the point. The goal of Knowledge is to create a free-content encyclopedia. User images, watermarked or no, have very little to do with this. I consider copyright enforcement a necessary evil, but I think it's possible to do business with the administrators involved if
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The reason I registered with WP five years ago was to share with the community what I have learned in my 66 years on earth, especially in the areas of professional ice hockey (in which I have worked for over 40 years) and railroad history (which I am also a principal in a 10,000+ page, twelve year
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the concept of copyright protection altogether which appears to have been applied here for strictly punitive reasons. I have spent enough time on this issue and will not pursue it further. I have instead decided to take down my user page altogether to avoid further aggravation to myself and others.
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The file was singled out not because the image folks hate you (that part comes later), but because the presence of a watermark, coupled with incomplete source information, are red flags. Nothing about this is unreasonable. Now, the problem is that you've got a really antagonistic relationship with
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and asked what was different about my self image that made it "non-free" when it was made in exactly the same way hundreds of others licensed as "free". Despite several requests the admin has refused to answer this question, refused to restore my self image, and implied that he would block me from
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it's a disruptive move? You should have thought about disruptive moves before taking the matter into your own hands and moving it in the first place, considering the history of the discussion, and the amount of recentism on the talk page due to media coverage. We'd requested a stay at the admin
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I think that's for the community to judge. Given the overwhelming consensus on the talk page I think any move would be highly disruptive. I disagree that my move has prejudiced the outcome; it's clear from comments that people have weighed the merits of the two titles. If it were closer you might
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Just so we're clear on this, I was not acting as an administrator when I moved the article. You seem unclear on this point. The article was not protected at the time, and no special permission is necessary to execute a move. Certainly not from WP:RM, which doesn't even have policy status. Cheers,
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Incidentally, an RfC requires two certifiers, evidence of attempts to resolve the dispute, and (in general) an on-going problem. One edit to a protected page, which is the only alleged abuse (and I would contest that characterization most strongly), doesn't satisfy the third point. You apparently
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Mackensen did the right thing. Knowledge is not -- yet -- a place where policy is so sacrosanct that it trumps common sense, or forces us to continue to do stupid things even as the world is laughing at us. Our process, in this case, had gotten stuck, rather like my sister's dog, who instead of
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think I was doing the right thing. By the same token, I don't doubt your good faith, but I strongly believe that you've lost perspective and are missing the forest for the trees. Knowledge should never be the odd man out without a good reason. Adherence to the Manual of Style isn't such a reason.
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Given the number of participants I don't think a relist would have been appropriate, especially given that two people who previously commented discussed those sources with you and didn't change their position. Relisting really shouldn't be a substitute for a second round of AfD (in my view). That
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services}} {{s-line|system=Transwa|line=Australind|branch=WAGR Diesel|previous=Somewhere|next=Somewhere else|note=Closed 1995|note2=Closed 1995|rows2=2}} {{s-line|system=Transwa|line=Australind|branch=WAGR Steam|previous=Some third location|next=Somewhere else|note=Closed 1956|hide2=yes}} {{end}}
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redirect to the one in Ohio, and put a hatnote there redirecting people to the Berkeley Student Coop instead - the reason that Hoyt Hall redirects to the Berkeley Student Ccop is that there used to be articles for each house in the system, which have (mostly) been merged into one, with redirects.
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because I had failed to remove a watermark that I had added to it for another non-web purpose, and when this was pointed out to me I removed the watermark. The image file resided in my camera's memory card, has always been in my custody and control, and has never been used on any other website or
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Oh, absolutely, more categorization is usually better. Until about six months ago there was barely any categorization in the system, and only a dozen stations had categories. It took about 600 edits - mostly recats plus 30 new categories - to organize it. I'm actually going to have to go to 1 and
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This has been an unseemly, dirty business. Mackensen acted rashly and abused the bit in the process; however, I do not think it will serve any useful purpose to make more of a fuss about this then I made yesterday. I'm not happy about the way this went down, but I'm tired of swimming against the
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My focus has been there - I have been involved in the discussions regarding page titling from the beginning. The fact that some negative media coverage has allowed this move to be steamrollered through against our MOS because a sysop abuses his privileges is what concerns me now. As far as two
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decisive action was called for because our processes had broken down and utterly failed. If I'd let xkcd dictate my actions I would have moved the article to the ridiculous title it activated. You need to step back and consider the purpose of your participation. The encyclopedia must come first.
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doesn't require an additional full measure of debate: " relisted discussion may be closed once consensus is determined without necessarily waiting a further seven days." More importantly, there had been ample, informative discussion. Two people did indeed argue for keep afterward. One added some
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I removed it because there was no meaningful way forward. You continue to insult people. Your entire message was offensive, starting from the assumption that I was somehow a major figure in the project. I'm not. I mostly work on US articles. If you were any kind of regular editor, you might know
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I understand why you arrived at that conclusion, but it's neither here nor there in regards to actual evidence. Remember: I'm trying to help you here! Abandon this particular part of the argument is what I would do, as it is fruitless. There is no reasonable way to ascertain the motive, content,
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that that did not appear to be based on anything in either the "on site" discussions or elsewhere in record. (I had never had any interactions with Fastily prior to his deleting my images less than two weeks ago so there is no way he would know anything about my five year edit history.) While my
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This seemed to me to be an extraordinarily narrow interpretation of WP policy on copyright in the light that there are litereally hundreds of such images on WP taken under virtually identical circumstances which are accepted as "free" images with the subject of the photos listed as the copyright
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Sorry for a pretty negative response, but my time here is limited and I'd rather write articles and move images to commons (boy, that's sad on re-reading). Also sad is that by engaging in this discussion I believe I've established a "business relationship" with every interested user ;). Cheers,
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in 2007. If I've abused my sysop rights I'll answer for it at the appropriate time in the appropriate forum. As for your accusation that I let a "cartoon" (I believe the term would be webcomic) dictate my actions, I reject it. I learned of this insanity from xkcd, but independently decided that
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This belief is based on the timing of the "email notice" posted on Fastily's talk page which happened immediately after I had posted a response to SchuminWeb's comments in conjunction with the subsequent comments made to me by Fastily about "attacking" SchuminWeb and to unspecified, unsupported
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Copyright is complicated; I work at a university and I can tell you many professors have no idea how it works, and their livelihood depends on it! An image that is watermarked with a Stanley Cup logo isn't at first glance a free image, and just removing the watermark isn't very reassuring. Your
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then is means that it is not really a "rule" at all, but by being applied only selectively and arbitrarily seems to constitute more of a punitive tool used as a pretext to delete files otherwise generally accepted and treated by the community as if free. The previous presence "of the watermark"
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or some such to confirm this transfer, but if it came to that I could. I think in a situation like this such rigmarole really ought to be unnecessary; assuming that's you in the image (and I have no reason to assume otherwise) you really should have been given the benefit of the doubt. That you
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It was the right call - anyone claiming that this could have been resolved by wading through more weeks of Wiki-bureaucracy is deluding themselves. Until the title was changed the arguments, move requests and bickering would have continued indefinitely - we all know it and that would have been
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has changed substantially since you started here. This derives in large part from the realization that the inclusion of "fair use" material isn't very compatible with the creation of a free-content encyclopedia and also from the increasing professionalization of certain aspects of the project.
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The vibe I get is that he's proud to be associated with Philly sports, and I don't see where there's any rule against that. Meanwhile, I don't specifically recall having any clashes with Fastily, but his stonewalling and double-standard and accusations of bad-faith in this situation, are very
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camera to another and asks that person (whom he or she may not even know) to point the camera at its owner, push the button, and give it back, I believe it is a gross misinterpretation of copyright law that the "creative, intellectual, and commercial rights" remain with the person who did the
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as stated by Scjessey and JOJ. The conversation had gone on for a while and was dying down with most parties accepting "no consensus" until further information came to light. The wound was opened by some media coverage yesterday, which brought a whole load of new editors to the page, mostly
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This one was obviously wrong. If other obviously wrong articles come to my specific attention I will engage them as appropriate. I am unfamiliar with a requirement to immediately correct all problems before correcting any problems, and I believe what's left of Knowledge's editing model would
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I appreciate your input. It sounds like it would not be wise for me to make any significant changes or additions to the article unless I gain access to recent articles or books on the discussion about Zuber's theory. If we are reasonably confident that Zuber's opinion is held by at least a
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So, you admit that you shouldn't have moved it, and that it was an abuse of priveleges (albeit unintentional) to do so? I'd suggest that you move it back and await the outcome of the RM. By moving it, you've shifted the focus and thus have influenced the outcome of the argument.
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which was also clearly not done in this case. As I noted above, I am not going to pursue this further as this experience has pretty much soured me on WP after five years of what I think have been productive contributions to the project. To that end, I have removed the content of my
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A quick reminder about using the account: 1) try it out; 2) provide original citation information, in addition to linking to a HighBeam article; 3) avoid bare links to non-free HighBeam pages; 4) note "(subscription required)" in the citation, where appropriate. Examples are at
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Again, enforcement isn't so much selective as incomplete. It's a big project with a limited number of users and people deal with things as they come to them. Furthermore, if someone went through all the WP:FACEBOOK images they'd no doubt be accused of going on a deletion spree!
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I've uploaded several pictures where a friend pulled the trigger (I'm not fool enough to point them out but they can be found). In each case the friend understood why I was having the picture taken, and verbally assigned the rights to me. I've never bothered having him email
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Knowledge's processes had failed on a particular article and that outside attention (fresh sets of eyes, if you will) was required. There's nothing illegitimate about that. You should be making all these arguments on the talk page, not here. I'm not going to change my mind.
4954:. You were right about the difficulty of approaching; I had to get three of the four shots from the O Street overpass, and one while clinging halfway up a lamppost in the Haymarket in order to shoot over the top of an 8-foot fence. I'll stick one photo in the infobox for 706:
I saw you made a category for Uphams Corner, which currently only contains one image. That's not a big deal; I plan to take pictures there next month. However, my standard is that three images of the same station get a category; anything less and they just stay in the line
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sense. As you say the MoS was silent on the matter, and for all that the MoS was treated with far less importance at the time. I've had nothing to do with that template, or those series of articles, in years. I've no interest in the outcome one way or the other. Cheers,
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to replace most of them via Flickr but it's the principle of the thing. Besides which, it's almost impossible to get an administrator (I know, I am one) to admit getting a deletion wrong so we'll have go pull teeth at DRV, which is never fun. This is why speedy-tagging
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I was under the impression that all protection had been lowered for non-administrators. I apologize for the good faith misunderstanding. I would have advocated for it to be lowered as well prior to making the move. None of this affects the consensus on the talk page.
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ministerial act of "pushing the button" while the camera and medium (film, flash card, etc) on which the image is stored is owned by and in the exclusive control of the person whose likeness appears in the photograph and under whose direction and control it was made.
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question and I would truly appreciate an answer as this is the admin who has been wikistalking and/or "eldering" me for months about copyright issues of image files both of mine and others about which I have commented in FFD and PUF discussions. And again this is
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a deletion discussion; I've listed files there myself. It's sort of a proposed deletion mechanism for files. There's nothing improper about the process used, and I'm afraid that your full-throated attack on Fastily over process concerns was counterproductive.
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in that it illustrates a subject for which a freely licensed media could reasonably be found or created that provides substantially the same information or which could be adequately covered with text alone. If you believe this media is not replaceable, please:
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Didn't actually--I figured something like that existed, but if I ever knew what it was I couldn't remember and couldn't find it. I was loath to noinclude the notice since it would preclude discussion (not that there's any real debate but old habits die hard):
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I'm quite sure he is not, Bugs, and he also does not now (nor has he ever) possessed the file. Even if he did, however, I think that is basically irrelevant as it is not really my main point of contention. The issue and principle here is applying the "rules"
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The way I see it though, since they're both Metra Stations and both are 107th Street, the further disambiguated they are from each other, the better. Frankly, it wouldn't be such a bad idea if Metra renames a lot of these stations themselves, such as
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The Arbitration Committee, of which I have twice been a member, will reject it because it's not an emergency situation, it's a single edit, and because other steps such as an RfC have not been exhausted. You would be further wasting everyone's time.
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Ye gods. An editor acts to cut through the chaotic quagmire of bickering and bureaucratic pedantry that has swamped an article for weeks and sees no sign of abating, correctly titles it, gives his reasons and yet here we are. Welcome to wikipedia.
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That discussion is insane (I did read it before acting) and of no obvious benefit to the encyclopedia. I've written parts of the MOS and it always left a bad taste in my mouth. I'm happy to let other editors with more energy resolve the question.
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You are definitely preaching to the choir here. If I held a camera in front of myself and snapped a picture, it's my copyright, right? But if I gave it to a friend standing two feet away to snap while I held up some beers or something... it's now
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for this to stretch on for more weeks in a swamp of bureaucratic shite and the article is now correct. Will we now see a flood of people to the article complaining that it should be "into"? No, because its just wrong and never should have been.
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copyright, and therefore I can't call it my own work? Bizarre, but I'm sure quite true. It's often a murky, murky pond this copyright thing. I'm as eager to hear the answers to these confusing issues as you are. Good luck - I'll be watching ;:
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Your advice -- and his -- cuts both ways. He said, "Your best bet is to let the fire die down unattended". You said, "take a breath and calm down". So why doesn't everybody put down their sticks and leave the dead horse to rest in peace.
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significant minority of scholars (and not an extremely small minority), then someone should at least add a paragraph to the article that summarizes Zuber's opinion. Hopefully, some time in the future, an expert will help improve this article
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I figured, but since those stations have different names (107th Street vs 107th Street-Beverly Hills) the dabnote at the stop was sufficient. I don't think it's necessary to go further unless it's the exact same name (e.g. Western Avenue).
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was wanting to tweak the terminology re the particular railway line, the operators name, the actual stopping places versus the actual historical list of locations on the line, and a few other things - is there a simpler form of template?
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Well you can let someone else rule on that. Looking at his page I suspect he knows his way around here. The article and the discussion were a disgrace and I suspect many will agree with the actions he took in exceptional circumstances.
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Unsigned messages will be ignored. You can sign your messages with four tildes (~~~~). I reserve the right to disruptively eliminate gigantic blobs of wiki-markup from signatures on a whim if I think they're cluttering up my talk page.
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to challenge the SchuminWeb image when by Fastily's standards he would have "no legal right" to use it on WP while it is perfectly fine to challenge and zap mine? That's overtly disparate treatment and the application -- or actually
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and give me your thoughts on how to deal with this conundrum. I feel that my self image is being discriminated against as being the only one deleted of hundreds of similar images which have not been challenged at all. Many thanks!
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get consistency across Knowledge). The simple fact is that the Trek article was clearly wrong and it is now correct, supported by an overwhelming majority and CommonName, and it should never have taken this long to get here.
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evidence as to the content and purpose of the email is indeed "circumstantial", in context those circumstances which lead me to my conclusion are also strong in my view and thus I believe relevant to be considered.
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proof of any off-wiki communication related to any specific incident involving you or any other user, or even anything related to WP. They could have been e-mailing about fantasy football picks between themselves.
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I would like to know: 1) if he/and most admins agree with the interpretation of "camera owner vs. picture-taker" provided by the fellow admin above, and 2) if so, could he explain how the images that you've noted
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The discussion opened on December 23, so with the relist had run well over a week. AfD isn't a head count and none of the people who favored keep brought forth anything useful other than personal experience.
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This sounds like the kind of issue that could be taken to Wales himself. He's the visible face of Knowledge, and as such should be concerned about that kind of issue as much as (if not more than) "process".
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My real point here is that SchuminWeb and Fastily can't have it both ways. The reason that copyright exists is to protect the creative, intellectual, and commercial rights to one's works. When someone hands
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Thanks. Do you know what I'd like to see though? I'd like to see the list reformatted into a chart, which would also include former railroads that operated the stations. I'm working on that for a proposed
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the nuances can be picked up in the s-rail template - if i read it right - as i need 3 levels of operator/stopping place - whether there is a non template manual way that is better to work, not sure...
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I know you're following naming conventions, but I named many of those stations **** (Metra Electric) to distinguish them from other stations with identical street numbers. Just thought you ought to know.
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I had actually never heard of this admin, let alone had any interactions with him, before he deleted my image files without explanation last week. But apparently SchuminWeb communicated with him via an
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I reject your insistence there was a consensus. You obviously don't understand what consensus actually means. Your comment is needlessly antagonistic and unnecessary, and shows an utter disregard for
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Your posts here honestly come off as nothing but a temper tantrum. I don't know whether you need to quit beating the dead horse or pull the stick out of your ass, but you need to drop it either way.
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never apologise in this place :) - there are about 40 branch lines/sections (mostly truncated or closed) of the late WAGR system that I wanted to eventually set up articles and route descriptions..
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in the last month or so. On Thursday and Friday the tool will be down for a major deployment; it should be up by Saturday, failing anything going wrong, and by Monday if something does :). Thanks,
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don't believe I'm acting in good faith, but I'll give you advice anyway. The consensus on the talk page overwhelmingly supports my move. Your focus should be there, even if it means disengagement.
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transferred the comments to the talk page and said that they were worthy of the attention of an expert. Another contributor has since stated that his concerns should be addressed. If you go to
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P.S. Direct answer to Baseball Bugs. The rule is consistent and not special (images are owned by the creator), but not enforced very often. The presence of the watermark was the kicker.
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More than happy to. A shame that some people have decided they have to post messages telling other users to "shut the fuck up" as our friend Scjessey did 5 minutes ago on my talk page.
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was incorrectly named—it was the third nomination—but also that renaming it in the middle of the discussion would be problematic. Now that it’s closed, could you please fix it? Thanks.—
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I wonder if I could ask you for a bit of advice and guidance on the copyright status of "self images" on userpages. Another admin has recently twice deleted a long standing userpage
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Also, it would be a courtesy if you would stop editing your comments to include new arguments immediately after saving. It's a hardship to get edit-conflicted on my own talk page.
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Thanks, I saw it but I'd to see the DRV play itself out for now. It's an interesting discussion all the same; I feel like we went through this a few years back with Betacommand.
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page, which I crossposted to 'paolosilv.wordpress.com." I can certainly delete it from there, and let you have the page. Sorry for the inconvenience, and have a happy new years!
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site to support a claim of notability, which we can't allow. As I noted in my close, a new article, written from sources supporting an assertion of notability, would be fine.
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notice board due to the deluge of inexperienced editors requesting moves and not taking into account previous discussions, which you also seemed not to take into account. --
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It happens if you move a page to a target that exists. You can either move the page and delete the target, or move the page and the talk page, but not both for some reason.
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The current article is CORRECT, supported by an overwhelming majority and should be left as is - move it back and we open the gates of hell. Let's get on with our lives.
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Because we looked like idiots and you brought the project into disrepute. If there was actually consensus to incorrectly use the Manual of Style (a guideline) to violate
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anyone that it needed to be made explicit. Apparently it does because if it doesn't we get outcomes like this and mocked by the world for our arrogance and stupidity.
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Oh, gotcha. Well if it's all the same operator than that's pretty simple. Let me mock something up for you here (keeping in mind I know very little about the service).
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folks what they want to do about it. It looks like the template is used in infoboxes as well as running text; perhaps the second usage is not actually encouraged. -
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I undid your recats on the two pictures of Rail Diesel Cars. RDCs are self-propelled, but they're multiple units, not locomotives. I'll give them their own category.
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Sure, I noted that myself when closing. For completeness, I'll also move the older discussion to the proper ordinal once I've cleaned up the redirects and links.
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turning around three times before lying down (like a normal dog), would sometimes lose his place and turn around forever, until my sister would shout, "Matisse,
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the rights -- the owner of the camera used to take pictures of that person, but he can't have it both ways. These images must all be treated by the same rules.
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Hi. I restored the reference to the Bachmann Industries model turbo train. It isn't an ad, this model train hasn't been produced for some fifty years. Regards
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SchuminWeb and myself. In fact I don't think his images should be deleted any more than should mine have been. But if the "standard" for such self pictures is
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should be treated any differently. I don't believe that either his images or mine violate either the letter or spirit of the copyright law as to who really
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you come to it with (a) a positive attitude and (b) at least a grounding in US copyright law and Knowledge's interpretation of it (which is very strict).
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So, process. You have asked Fastily to reverse himself. He has declined. It's his right to do so. You have two options. You can challenge the deletion at
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simpler in that case, and you can use it in place of s-line. Using s-rail/s-line does have some initial startup costs with which I'm willing to assist.
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you (or anyone else) could link to it. If they're going to jerk you around with "process" games, maybe playing their own game is the only way to win. ←
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what Fastily says it is, then he should not hesitate to delete SchuminWebs' images as "non-free" even though that would be a shame and unfair to him.
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If I'm hearing you right, the answer to the question of why Schumin gets to keep his picture and Centpacrr doesn't, comes down to the fact that a
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being said, if you were to write an entirely different article with those and other sources it might well survive a deletion discussion. Best,
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to all image files. If my image is not acceptable then neither are any of these. On the other hand if the SchuminWeb and other similar images
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If it comes to that I think I'll throw in the towel and call it a good run ;). By the way, it's always a pleasure working with you. Best,
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OK. Anyhow, thanks for taking note of the wider issue. Hope you didn't feel pestered (in light of your "No Solicitation" box). Regards –
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I hope you will now rush off to move the HUNDREDS of other pages that have the same issue. Or was it just this one that bothered you? --
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Wonderful, thanks! I hope an opportunity presents itself. Word of warning--it's apparently a little difficult to approach at the moment.
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The issue here is not the titling of the article, but the inappropriate abuse of administrator privileges demonstrated by this editor.
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Scjessey, quit being a wikilawyering Vogon. Just because you do not agree with consensus does not mean that there isn't a consensus.
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Given Fastily's implications (with no evidence) that Centpacrr is an impostor, I don't trust Fastily to be telling the truth about
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Spread the New Year cheer by adding {{subst:User:Valleyspring/Happy New Year}} to their talk page with a Happy New Year message.
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Hey, I came across some of your recent edits on Commons. The Wellesley Farms move looks good. However I have a few comments:
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That's fine by me. It's not that great of an image, but I decided that on the balance of things it was better than nothing.
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has been reviewed, and there still are some issues that may need to be clarified. Please review the comment(s) underneath
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altogether and will drastically cut back on (if not cease altogether) making any further contributions to the project.
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Please explain why you moved this page when there was no consensus to do so, which violates one of the most important
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If it comes to an RFC (unlikely, but who knows) , send me mail per wikipedia e-mail so I can post my analysis. :-) --
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Done. I moved 2nd to 3rd, re-pointed all the links, and then moved second to 2nd. Everything appears to be set now.
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The "compromise" still left the article with the lowercase title in the article name and in the article proper.
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was a fully protected page. Can't say I disagree with you, but I'm not sure how 'rouge' you wanted to be.
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Thanks for coming here and discussing this with me, but I decline to reverse my close. Best,
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Looks like a good call to me, Mackensen. Thanks for being a level head.
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Hello. Just letting you that subsequent AfD nominations are posted at:
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not possible to comment on the requested move, as it's been closed. --
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timing, etc. of that e-mail (if there actually was one, of course).
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That's completely unacceptable and a gross violation of policy.
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