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assign to each section, so if a new report is created between the time you view the page and hit edit, you end up editing the wrong section. This happens to me all the time. So anyways, I was thinking maybe I could take this script a step further and do some extreme automation. I could tie in with the Twinkle script so that after the actual protecting/tagging, it will load the RfPP page, find the right section and hit edit. The idea being with a refresh of the page, you're likely to get the right section when you hit edit. Here the JS would load the page and hit edit for you. It'll take a while to develop, but seems like it would be worth it. Any thoughts?I also want to make some sort of script to help expedite blocking. Do you know of any existing ones?Thanks HJ! —

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then not too long after doing so (months?) I went inactive because it wasn't working out for me (I won't go into the details). As for your "past", I read through the report. I didn't pay much attention to the behavioral allegations, but the technical findings were pretty much a no connection. I can see, though, that it must've been painful for you at the time, and depending on your temperament may not be something you let go of easily. Finally, I'd forgotten (silly me) that you only recently became an admin. It should give you a good feeling that the vote in your favor was unanimous. I certainly didn't have that luxury. Whatever happened to crusty New Yorkers? You appear to belie the stereotype. :-) --

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we have here. As you say, DQ is probably the one that saved me. At the time, however, I didn't know any better. I thought MBaxter1 had a lot of pull in the outcome, and I was just about ready to give up, but finally got him to change his mind. Ruthlessly accusing me of violating policy when I was trying to do good. Why bother... then... is what I think a lot of other users would have concluded. I never understood MBaxter1, his entire editing history was devoted to that single SPI. All I'm getting at is that is those early days are a fragile moment in a Wikipedian's lifespan, we have to be careful how we treat those users. I don't want to anyone else to have to go through what I did! And

1988: 1597:: really? I've been trying to get CEDstudents to stop adding that crap to the article (apparently Drmies gave up after they simply ignored his actions). I stopped reverting to avoid an edit war, but I was hoping the presence of a third party might help. The material they added (that you helpfully reverted) is completely irrelevant to the topic of the article, and appears to have been tacked on in an effort to simply get their grade. I have offered suggestions on their talk page about where the material might more usefully be added (as well as a warning about their 1726: 1268: 758: 1418:

followed: 17:59, 3 November 2014‎ Trangtrang124 (talk | contribs)‎ . . (15,087 bytes) (+4,239)‎ . . (Editions were made to give the page more structure and make it easier to navigate. More information and references were added to make the information up-to-date and reliable to the public.) After that revision, I also made some formatting to give the page more structure and it could be the reason why you couldn't find my edit summary. My references are all from researches and published journals. Please check on this again. Thank you.

1091:. Something like user pages can be requested to protected by their owner without any disruption ever have taken place, as it's not really a collaborative environment. This then is an exception to the no-preemptive philosophy. AngryOptin however is intended to be edited by anyone. Following that logic I think protecting it without evidence that protection is needed simply goes against the open nature of Knowledge. I'd also need to come up with some custom rationale as it wouldn't fit with any of the 31: 1143:

the little-known AngryOptin feature, and also know that the article they want to vandalize is one of the few mainspace articles that are on that list. The likelihood of exploitation seems rather low. Fortunately ClueBot is also not the only set of eyes monitoring recent changes, we have a huge fleet of human eyes monitoring too, such as yourself, who pick up what ClueBot won't revert. I'm truly not comfortable semi-protecting, but of course feel free to post again at

3323:. It's not that I haven't gotten over that on a personal level, but at SPI I still have that ringing in the back of my head. Moving forward I will make a point to comment rather than close, unless it's clear another admin would take the same action. Rest assured I'm not all offended by you overriding my actions. It's a learning experience, and I appreciate all the input you/others have. I look forward to working regularly at SPI, gaining confidence over time. Best — 1981: 869: 3519: 1922: 3289:. I'm just going through the overly long list of closed cases and archiving them. Second, I rarely question the action of the closing administrator even if I don't agree with it. A good example is when an admin blocks the master for a shorter time than I would have done. However, yours were different because you didn't block at all, and although I've certainly seen that happen when there's no signs of abuse, in yours there 3728:

reworking of the page. I say let's get crackin on the RfC and make this happen already!Either way, the script I've thought up should still work, and greatly expedite the process. I plan to get working on that soon. In the meantime, now that I've added both protection.js and massblock.js per your recommendation, my browsing experience is starting to slow down because of all the scripts. So... I made

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am a new user) if there is a way for me to recover the deleted page. Because I was given permission to use the text from wakingbuddha.com I do not believe I must retool the article; however, if I must, I would like access to everything that has been deleted, as it is the most complete structure in which all of the information sits. Thank you for your time and concern.

4121:. You can create and edit as many sandboxes in your userspace as you want.I would not worry about your articles being vandalized. Vandalism is a natural consequence of the wiki. We have an army of people protecting the wiki's integrity, though :) Rest assured if the article becomes vandalized, it will be cleaned up and we can take preventive measures such as 2027: 3778:.I say let's get in touch with Cyberpower about the RfPP reworking. I know he's on wikibreak so email would be best. I think he said he was working on overhauling the bot anyway. I'm confused what role Twinkle plays at RfPP. Is the it the P-batch feature? I guess there's more to Twinkle than I thought! I should really read the documentation. — 1342:- removal of same Iranian Jew population information and source by another editor - though I continue to AGF, we've only got a nominal puppetmaster and this is a lead that could be followed up on. May I make it so or can you? It says anyone can request a technical/CheckUser check, so I'm starting here, since you just closed the SPI. -- 571:, and it does seem to have several problems, including having references that are not verifiable. I have tagged the article with the issues, so that they may be fixed in the future. Thanks for your effort, but in the future, please do not remove content without explanation because it is frequently interpreted as 4672:"exception". I guess the bigger thing I'm trying to understand is what we've accomplished by restoring it. With the user blocked, talk page access removed, it was sort of a "case closed" situation, if you ask me. I doubt we'll be trying to provide diffs of ClueBot's warning or that CSD notice in the future. — 3746:

to load.I put an RfC tag on the discussion but I'm not sure it had much effect (I've just un-archived it). Still, there wasn't any opposition and most of the tiny number of admins who handle RfPP requests chimed in, so I could probably JFDI but I'd have to coordinate with Cyberpower and the Twinkle team.

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If you don't do so already, I'd like to ask for your to help with this problem by taking on the practice of performing a copyvio check as the first step in any AfC review. The most basic method is to simply copy a unique but small portion of text from the draft body and run it through a search engine

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Hahaha! I love your humour! Glad I could change your mind about us :) Anyway, about my SPI... the problem was that I was right on the cusp of getting really into Knowledge. The SPI by itself was no big deal, but this MBaxter1 guy was relentless. That gave me an awfully bad impression of the community

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I do not wish to re-write the article or anything like that, I am just curious as to what is said. I wrote the article over 4 years ago when I was 10 years old (*facepalm* sorry Knowledge). Also, is it possible to have the IP address of the creator too? I want to have a look at my other contributions

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Hi, I have no interest in this topic. I'm still watching the page from when I had to protect it from previous edit wars – which seem to be over the same content. Please discuss with other involved editors to decide what's best for the article. I will put preventive measures in place again if need be.

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as I edited in the same metropolitan area (of about 23.4 million people). What I blabbed about there on my user page was more just me being paranoid. In reality I probably wouldn't have been blocked at all. Nonetheless because of this experience I am very careful when closing SPIs today, and the case

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Recently you deleted a page of mine about artist "John Dileva Halpern". You deleted it for unambiguous copyright infringement. The page from which I drew information was written by Halpern and myself, from the site "Waking Buddha" which is a personal creation of his. I am wondering (forgive me, I

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While I am here, I noticed that you are interested in studying and fighting vandalism (presubably on wiki). I am a little concerned that the two articles I am writing could be subject to vandalism. Is there some sort of review process I can put my entries through (prior to making them live) that can

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to change the format of the page to make it less of a pain to edit; you might want to weigh in—it would be good to have the perspective of other regulars. I'm all for making tedious tasks easier, so that script sounds like a great idea if it's not too much effort to develop. I'd certainly use it.I'd

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Brilliant! I use Twinkle to do the actual protecting/tagging, but this script will definitely speed up the responding to reports. I have a question for you... do you often hit the "edit source" link on RfPP and get the wrong section? As I'm sure you know, this is because the software uses numbers to

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Hi, thanks for reviewing my edit to the "Is Batman Gay" article. I'm the owner and publisher of Comics Bulletin. One of my tasks is to update outdated links to my website. The edit I made to the "Is Batman Gay" changed the link from an old 404 page to a current page for that link. Therefore, I would

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I apologies if I am in the wrong section otherwise I want add here that I am willing to expand the article neutrally with proper facts. I have taken part in discussion since the beginning of the edit war. I am not a single purpose a/c. I am a reader of Knowledge but I felt to edit Ahmed Hassan Imran

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I'm not quite sure why you changed my correction. There were FIVE (5) dogs that were recorded for this 1955 Christmas classic. You even have an image with all FIVE (5) pictures of the dogs with their name below. You need to read up on your history, because what you have now is erroneous. The content

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Hello, I'm MusikAnimal. I noticed that you made a change to an article, Andrew Lincoln, but you didn't provide a source. I’ve removed it for now, but if you’d like to include a citation to a reliable source and re-add it, please do so! If you think I made a mistake, or if you have any questions, you

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and an admin was not available to block that user. I didn't even have rollback back then and I had to use Twinkle to constantly revert his edits for an entire 30 minutes. I really think there should be a permission that allows trusted users to block non-autoconfirmed users for up to 30 minutes while

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Sorry, my bad, apologies on the rookie error :) Won't happen again!I couldn't find any copyrighted material either which confused me, as to why she then hid all those sections..hmmm confusing!Can you remove the flags from the page, now that this has been removed? Or, does this happen automatically?

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Hello. You recently deleted a page on American Alarm Company citing copyright infringement and then referenced my company's Facebook page. I am the owner of American Alarm Company and also the owner of the American Alarm Company Facebook page. What do I need to do to get the page reinstated? Thank

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Hi! No worries, this is a common scenario on Knowledge. The fact is we don't know who owns the copyright unless there's proof of such, otherwise we could get in trouble (legal trouble). So it's very important either the text is properly licensed publicly or is specifically donated to Knowledge. The

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Some of the more obvious indicia of a copyvio are use of the first person ("we/our/us..."), phrases like "this site", or apparent artifacts of content written for somewhere else ("top", "go to top", "next page", "click here", use of smartquotes, etc.); inappropriate tone of voice, such as an overly

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Oooh, that could be handy. Will it work in Monobook? (Yeah, I'm old-fashioned!). Would it be possible to knock together something similar for parts of Twinkle? Much as I love some of the functions, I don't need the bulk deletion/protection bits on every page and they make the page noticeably slower

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of us believed it was the same person. The only issue was abuse, and lo and behold, they were different people. Surprised the hell out of me and went right back to your original close of no action but per a different rationale. As for training, if you change your mind, let me know. It would have to

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signs of abuse, just perhaps an insufficient amount to justify a block in your opinion. I confess that as an SPI clerk I have a somewhat jaundiced eye when it comes to socks, but I try to be fair. Anyway, I appreciate your helping out at SPI (we can use all the help we can get), and I don't want to

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soon. To help editors find the most important items more quickly, some items in the toolbar menus will be hidden behind a "More" item, such as "underlining" in the styling menu. The appearance of the media search dialog will improve, to make picking between possible images easier and more visual.

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Also, remember that a major rule change will go into affect starting on November 1, which marks the beginning of Round Two. Round 1 displayed a weakness in the rules, which we are correcting with this new rule. We believe that this change will make the competition more inherently fair. The new rule

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Hi again. Allow me to ask for further clarification, because I certainly don't want to be doing the wrong thing. To be clear, the user definitely saw the messages, or else they wouldn't have blanked them. I try to use my best judgement when taking administrative action. I would not delete just any

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I would be happy to reword, but I no longer have access to the page. Is there a way for you to make it available without the flagged section so as not to break copyright rules? Any way I could get the page back; we aren't too keen on donation so I would be happy to rework it. And thanks for the

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decline the draft on that basis. Copyright violations need to be dealt with immediately as they may harm those whose content is being used and expose Knowledge to potential legal liability. If the draft is substantially a copyvio, and there's no non-infringing version to revert to, please mark the

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VisualEditor is also available on the mobile version of Knowledge. Login and click the pencil icon to open the page you want to edit. Click on the gear-shaped settings in the upper-right corner, to pick which editor to use. Choose "Edit" to use VisualEditor, or "Edit source" to use the wikitext

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I don't think we're relying on the AngryOptin list that much. Any article that's getting vandalized enough to be listed there will likely be itself become protected, which is the better route to begin with, in my opinion. At any rate, the vandal would have to be aware of ClueBot's one-revert rule,

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Take as much time as you need. A few comments while you're pondering. You can start clerking and then stop if you find it isn't working out for you. Obviously, it's better to decide in advance and make a commitment, but sometimes that isn't possible. For example, I became an arbitration clerk and

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Hello, I am trying to create a wikipedia page for Tom Derry, however when I try to create one I cannot form the table which other footballers have, showing teams played for, goals scored etc (usually down the right of the page). Do you have any idea of how to do so? I tried to make the article as

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This tool is already available on the biggest 40 Wikipedias, and now all wikis will have access to it. This tool makes it easier to add TemplateData to the template's documentation. When the tool is enabled, it will add a button above every editing window for a template (including documentation

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Hi, again I am requesting that you fix the edits to the Cultural Marxism page. Today it had been edited to meet the political ideologies of a self proclaimed Marxist user. The user had edited the page to make it seem as though an offshoot of Marxism was only a conspiracy theory. On Knowledge, we

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talk page (I don't need a guideline to tell me that), but here this one was used solely for disruption, and doesn't appear to contain any meaningful history. It clearly met CSD criteria (which applies to talk pages), so I deleted it. If you wanted to go by the book, this seems like it would be a

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Hey! Thanks for restoring it, I guess. Clearly I'm missing something. What was wrong with deleting it? The user has been blocked indefinitely, with talk page access revoked. The talk page clearly met G11 criteria, and also G12, although I didn't bother putting the latter in the deletion summary.

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Hey there! Although this came from your Facebook page, which is unverified, we have to assume it is copyrighted as there is no indication it is released under a compatible license. You can explicitly say it does have such license, you can donate the text for use on Knowledge, or you could simply

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Hello MusikAnimal. This message is part of a mass mailing to people who appear active in reviewing articles for creation submissions. First of all, thank you for taking part in this important work! I'm sorry this message is a form letter – it really was the only way I could think of to covey the

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I agree 100% with both of your proposed changes at RfPP. Reversing the order of the requests would essentially solve my main problem... makes perfect sense... and frankly I'm not sure why it isn't like that already. I'm guessing the RfC never materialized? This seems like a semi-noncontroversial

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Hello, I was the one that edited the Chamomile page. I did some research and wanted to add more information to the page to make it more up-to-date and informative to Knowledge user. If you look at the history of the page, you can find my explanation as in edit summary behind my action. It is as

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is precisely what scares me. Barring the most obvious of cases, I'd want to request CU nearly every time. At least as it stands now. I'll keep your offer for clerk training in mind, but for now I'll continue to work at SPI as I have been, taking in what I've learned from you with these past two

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I'd like to read up on it a little more before saying yes, but the idea sounds good to me. It'd be a great opportunity to further aid the project, in a way that I would especially take pride in given what I went through in the past. One concern is that I don't have an enormous amount of time to

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is for. I've only taken administrative action as necessary. I can't turn a blind eye to disruption just because I don't want to get involved in the discussions. It looks like the discussion is off to a good start. Slowly re-add content, critiquing each other's work as you go along. Note there's

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No need for the ping—you're on my watchlist. ;) I don't normally bother with tagging, personally, except for full protection. Either Cyberbot will do it or somebody else will if they think it's important. Twinkle's fantastic for mass protections, though (and for a great many other things—admin

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Yeah I noticed Drmies edit after the fact. I'm just patrolling, as you know, didn't actually read the entirety of the content. My original revert was because of removal of sourced content, but I didn't realize that in succession with the other edits was actually an addition of sourced content,

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I deleted the section because it is factually inaccurate and slanderous. I know nothing about editing Knowledge, but the article in its current form has no business existing. Not to say it should be deleted entirely, but many of the so called facts are concocted and potentially damaging to the

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something we typically like. But as you say, turns out it's a bunch of irrelevant nonsense. I've again removed the content. If they continue to disrupt, after another warning or two, we can do a brief block to get their attention in hopes they will respond to inquiries on their talk page. —

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It's okay, you still get an A+ for trying to improve Knowledge. Just know we can't copy and paste from other websites. Contributions must be in your own words, and accompanied by references. I'm going to invite you to play a little game that will help you get started. See your talk page. —

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may possibly be watching that page itself, but I would like to explain what I meant by "vandalism" for that page: Usually, users add specific pages to the list to prevent vandalism. However, if vandals are able to remove the pages from that list, that list would not be very useful.

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In Round 1, 117 reviews were completed, making the first round of the GA Cup a success! A total of 86 articles were removed from the backlog during the month of October! We hope to see all remaining users fighting it out in Round 2 so we can lower the backlog as much as possible.

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be human error too, but I think that's not the first time I've ran into this problem with Huggle. From now on I'll do it the old fashioned way, open up the page in the browser and decide whether to delete or not from there. I've restored the page in full. Sorry for disruption! —

2164:. The template dialog in VisualEditor will warn editors if they leave a "required" parameter empty, and they will not be able to delete that parameter. If the template can function without this parameter, then please mark it as "suggested" or "optional" in TemplateData instead. 1338:, I'd think you'd be OK with this, but I don't want to step on your close, especially as I'm just off a block myself. It would be valuable to b)look for the real puppetmaster, as the nominal puppetmaster has only made a few edits, and that the investigation should c)expand to 4883:

I've settled on pending-changes protection given the reasonably low edit rate. I can see that abuse has been going on for some time, but it may be too soon to warrant indefinite protection. Unaccepted edits aren't visible to the reader, so unless we're getting an abundance of

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is the copyrighted content removed by Moonriddengirl.As for the "flags", are you referring to the maintenance templates at the top ("appears to be an advertisement", etc)? Those should be left until those issues are addressed. In my opinion the article may still have a

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go through channels as I can't unilaterally dub you a clerk-trainee, but I would certainly recommend it. In the meantime, feel free to raise any questions you have about SPI in your role as non-clerk-helper. I'd be happy to give you my worthless perspective. :-) --

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No, I cannot. Unsourced genre changes happens on pretty much all music-related articles, unfortunately. When I see it happen I will respond to it, but I cannot monitor that many pages, especially when I have such little interest in the group. If you might consider

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I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with the Survivor Series. I can tell you however the content should be based off of the sources. So if the source says Fandango with Rosa Mendes than that's probably what the article should say. Consider starting a discussion on the

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The edit war seems to go back quite a ways. It's too difficult to determine what should be what. Please request any changes you wish to make and a patrolling admin will respond to them. Just click on view source and there is a button to request an edit. Best —

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devote. As you've probably noticed I always pick up the smaller cases. However I guess in a given "session", if you will, I could work on one big case rather than several smaller ones. I will get back to you on this. Thanks for your guidance and kind words. —

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was commented out content. In that case you're not removing something that was already there, but thank you for using an edit summary that second time. Don't worry about any mistakes you make, you're new here and we don't expect you to be perfect. I believe

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You're always such a pleasure to deal with. I think it would be great for you to come up to speed. We could use another (active) clerk. Did you want to apply perhaps and I could be your trainer initially? Often when clerks start they do so with a trainer (I

4194:. If you take the route of donating the text, someone will contact me informing that the content is licensed and I can restore the page. Until then it must remain deleted for legal reasons. Thanks for your understanding, and let me know if you need help! — 3657:, which makes life a little bit easier—it allows you to semi-automate the template responses, and it produces those lovely consistent edit summaries I leave (seriously, life's too short to actually type out "semi-protected for a week" in an edit summary!). 2984:

The content that you have published on the page titled Subhash Kapoor (art dealer) is simply based on news articles and not facts. In legal matters what's true and whats not is decided by law. You cannot simply become an aggregator of links from the web.

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It works in Monobook now :) And it just so happens that the Twinkle developers decided to break up all the functions into separate files. This means yes, you theoretically could pick which parts you want and ditch the others. The full list of them is at

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love something to expedite blocking. I use Popups quite a lot to get straight to Special:Block and I can make a 31-hour vandalism block on autopilot, but the only script I know of that blocks without you having to go through Special:Block is Tim Canens'

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to guide the socking user toward more constructive ways of contributing, and point out that we're not arbitrarily censoring these users; we are open to having articles report that Iran has far more Jews than our articles now say it has, provided it is

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without explaining why. The issue is that this is a common form of vandalism. However clearly you were in the middle of moving things around, and not just inexplicably blanking content. I'll take full blame here, but it is important that you use an

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that attracts so much vandalism, but can we perhaps protect it indefinitely? I've requested for it to be protected multiple times from User:Jmh649 (Doc James) if I remember correctly. I've been introduced to the subject through my contributions to

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explaining what you are trying to do is all we need. Blanking sourced content is a common form of vandalism, and if patrollers didn't revert these removals half of the wiki would be gone. I see you tried to use an edit summary at one point, but

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Twinkle is like Twinkle on steroids!). And yes, that happens to me all the time (though I've disabled the VisualEditor, so it's just "edit" for me) and occasionally makes me swear loudly at the computer screen! I've actually made a proposal at

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Your review must provide feedback/suggestions for improvement, and then you must wait until the nominator has responded and all issues/suggestions have been resolved before you can pass the article. Failure to follow this rule will result in

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could you please restore my entry so i can fix what ever you think is missing? i'm still writing. it's a prominent organisation in Israel dealing with Holocaust remembrance, and maybe that is it's importance?. could i get a minute please?

4501:? I did some quick searches that turned up nothing. Either way, if there is copyrighted material anywhere it needs to be removed. Finally, if you are removing large amounts of sourced content, for any reason, you should state why in your 599: 1367:, so I was able to close it with very strong confidence. Yes, anyone can request checkuser intervention, but the request is usually endorsed by a clerk before actually being ran. Here I don't think it would be endorsed. 1372:

As for my SPI case, it was not obvious. The problem with mine was the person who opened it and how persistent they were to get me and the others blocked. The checkuser confirmed I was not related to the accounts, but

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that does not exist, will now show red, exactly as it does when reading the page. Due to a error, for about two weeks this also affected all external links inside templates. Opening an auto-numbered link node like

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I was the one who added the information to Insulin lispro earlier. I added the edits before signing in as user: 29 October 2014‎ 64.54.15.150 29 October 2014‎ 64.54.15.150 29 October 2014‎ 64.54.212.134

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Great. :) A lot of requests come in via Twinkle, but I'm told it wouldn't be too difficult to modify it to cope with the new format. I'll drop Cyberpower a line and see what he thinks to modifying the bot.

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Hello! I am not familiar with the article you said I deleted. I may have deleted it, but it looks like you didn't create it with your current account. Anyway, let's create a draft of your article. Use the

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Moreover, going to the "users listing their user page" part, it seems like ClueBot actually does not watch user pages at all, because there has not been a single edit from ClueBot on the user namespace.

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What would be considered proper proof? We can certainly (and gladly) prove our ownership of the site, and we would prefer (if possible) to do it while retaining ownership. Thank you for your help!

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like to keep articles neutral, especially ones dealing with sensitive social issues. Please revert the article back to its former state before all of today's nonsense. Thank you for understanding.

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I've also noticed no one ever welcomed you to Knowledge. You joined nearly eight years ago... but based on your limited editing history I thought you might find the welcome template I added to your

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You cannot rename islands to be your own name. You should consult the State of Texas first. Once they have approved and officially renamed the island, we'll redirect the article to the new name. —

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Hi there, thanks for taking a look just now, but can you remove all of the info, this was meant to resolve the copyright problem that Moonriddengirl put on our talk page on Aug 14 2014. Thanks :)

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is probably required for the others to work. It could be a mess trying to set all that up. Maybe it's even worth asking the devs to allow configuration of which components to include in the

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and changing the number of rows and columns in tables will appear next Wednesday. Advanced features, like dragging columns to different places, will be possible later. The VisualEditor team

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This page was vandalised 2 times after your protection expired on 25 October. One time by abusing in Urdu language and next time by blanking the page, can you give it permanent protection.

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that will supply a bunch of links on all pages. On any given user page you'll have links to all the user's logs. That script does require you use the vector skin, though. Hope this helps. —

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pauladale then made an account under shotsfan, but it does not work on either page. I see you helped delete my previous page, so thought you might be the right person to help! Thank you

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Hi thanks for moving the page I am writing to /sandbox. I am clearly a beginner. I misunderstood the comment on the tutorial sandbox and thought all sandboxes were deleted everyday.

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This biography should not be included as the author is the journalist himself and he neither renowned or well-known in the journalism industry. He is currently a student in Taiwan.

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The word "exceptions" there is a bit unclear, but my interpretation is a user talk page that only ever contained disruptive content, not messages left by other users, such as

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Hi, MusikAnimal, thanks for your note on the case where I pinged you. I'll wait for the CU. However, on another case, although I notified you, I didn't wait - I just acted:

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reverted it, and the bot did not take into account your edit summary. Anyway, if you are trying to move things around or reword content, you can do so all in one edit. The

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Would you please take some sort of interest in the topic or get somebody who is willing to take some interest? Without that, I believe, it will be an endless edit war.

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pages listed there? If an editor added a page there to protect against vandalism, can't a vandal just go there and remove the page first, and then vandalize? Thanks,

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Yeah, I think you are right. It makes sense that most vandals won't find out about it. I found out about the list only because I have had an incident where the page

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Hey, I really appreciate your help there! It's lovely to have another admin pitching in (many hands make light work and all that). Anyway, I thought you might like

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indeed! I will reply here. As I stated on your talk page the big thing for me was to help reduce the backlog. Admittedly I am very lenient, this is a result of

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Hi MusikAnimal, you deleted my entry for Fernando Ricksen's wiki. I dont know what I did do wrong but he is diagnosed with ALS.

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Thanks Musik, I did not edit that page my friend did thanks for tracking his edit down and fixing it!!!!!!! :D -Swaggercatz101

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he started swearing in his talk page now, rm him from editing his talkpage?

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