User talk:Oleg Alexandrov/Archive10

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the Wikiproject 1.0 duties of your bot. Is it possible that you run a bot using the modified scripts I (and the Hungarian Community behind me) would provide. As I don't yet know the working philosophy of the bot but hopefully the changes necessary would only be localisations of the tables headers, the paths, the templates names, and minor changes to the table showing the statistics. Is it possible that you give me the files that contain these configurations, and then I localise it and send it back to you. Also I know that I'm this way a bit of a letdown, believe me before today I wouldn't have believed if someone told me I couldn't install a program, so I'm a bit disappointed in myself too... Of the three problems you mentioned I think my proposal would solve the first and the second (i.e. we modify the script or "teach you Hungarian" where needed), the third problem about you not being around all the time hopefully won't come up, we might bother you with the creation of some new projects but we might as well just create the templates and other pages for some future projects in advance (especially if your bot supports redirects...) if that's possible . Thanks again for your help--

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arithmetic as shown in the link I provided. Furthermore, I am a civil engineer, structural engineer, and I think that if some mathematician consider himself as an expert on root-solving then he has the moral obligation to make whatever analysis should be made on those trivial methods. That's a moral obligation specially when considering that for mathematicians of past times it was almost imposible to compute a simple cube root. I don't have any reasons to post a complete analysis on those methods in my webpage, that's why I published my book which is mentioned there. The link I provided is just a brief summary.

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new section out before I had a chance to write anything in it. No big deal, but I wonder if there's a convention for this. I kind of like to put some section headings in when I start, to serve as an outline of the article I'm aiming to write, then fill in the content a piece at a time. I guess I could work on a new article in my own userspace, but when it's entirely new, with very few links to it, it seems unlikely that anyone else will try to read it or edit it before I'm done with it. I guess you proved me wrong! ;^: -->

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indentation: unrestricted use of TeX makes the voice look "heavy", even if TeX itself looks far better than any other way of typing mathematical formulas. But at the same time. I see cases where mixing the two ways of writing mathematics gives the same "heavyness" result: so I try to follow an aesthetic criteria, choosing a uniform way of writing mathematics within a any single block of text. Harmonizing TeX within web text typing is surely a challenge: do you know if someone is trying to do this? Again thanks:)

5353:, and that is very useful, but I decided to change the unknown importance category to no importance (because there are no unknown importance articles, and since the unknown and no importance categories are grouped together, I figured it would be too confusing to list unknown as opposed to none). However, the bot keeps changing it back to unknown importance and I was wondering if there was any way to stop it from doing that. Thanks for the time, 8278:

use of a project banner to help identify and categorize articles needing work is a really clever idea, and well implemented. But here's where I hit the wall; I have no previous experience with wikibots. I've found some spanish bot users who are kindly tutoring me on the subject, but it's a very slow process. Working with the real think, instead of doing it again from scratch, would be quicker. So this is why I came to you.

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suggested on my talk page that the ability to use decimals with logarithms probably should be clarified to avoid further corrections from ignorant undergraduate students like myself. Also, since you are a math person, I would like to mention that an article on lunes is absent from Knowledge's collection. I am not qualified to comment on the topic, so I figured mentioning it to you would be a good idea.

7688:. In the case of both Theo Gray and Ed Pegg, I noted via Google that they were frequently referenced in Knowledge and yet had no pages. In the case of Kovas Boguta, I had the idea to create the page for him when I saw that he was referenced on Stephen Wolfram's page. Kovas is the most up-and-coming young researcher in the Wolfram Science Group. He holds essentially the same job position that 9203:) and it went unnoticed (for about 6 months, with an average of 1,000 visitors per day to the main web site) until you mentioned it. The error occurred (using IE) when you clicked on a link to graph the function and it did not deliver the graph together with the calculus analysis. Despite the error, the web page worked fine in Firefox, but IE was not able to handle the error. 2407:

this is to encourage new readers in this scientific work; and for this, the volume needs to be condensed.First I loaded 2 pages work, then now I want to load the expanded pages( as I progress) to the previous day's contribution. Will u please help me how to do this revision on every day basis? So far I did not get the allocation; it still remains in image pdf category.

2681:), but it says that I only have 66% for major edits. Many of my edits have just used the default section header as the edit summary, and it appears that your calculation of edit summaries is counting those as having no edit summary. I think that page needs an explanation of how you do the calculations. 05:47, 2 December 2006 (UTC) 8311:. If you decide to use it, try to first click on the link "wikipedia_perl_bot" on that page, and install that package. Installing that package is the main challenge. If you manage to do it successfully, I still need a day or two to clean up the two codes "run_wp10.pl" and "wp10_routines.pl" from that page which is what you want. 445:

main reason some of you don't want my link to appear here, however, as said may there be other reasons. Besides, there are some explanations on why Newton's method is just a crude and primitive geometrical artifice which is not a Natural Method at all and should not be considered as being part of any Natural Philosophy.

11606:. As far as I can see, you don't use edit summaries for most major or for minor edits. While edit summaries are not mandatory, they are really helpful in letting others understand what you changed. So, if you could put in some effort in putting edit summaries more often that would be a good thing. Cheers, 1476: 12058:

Not all smooth functions are analytic - this is true - but the current article is wrong. Based on your definition of the differentiability and/or the limit value, the same f(x) would be infinitely COMPLEX-differentiable. That is the consequence you never want, I suppose. If you believe otherwise, the

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I hope that I am replying to your comment in the right place, Alex. If not, then please direct me to a more appropriate place to reply. I was suprised to find what appeared to be an error in the formula on the Fundamental theorem of calculus page. In my calculus studies we had not had the variable in

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I understand your frustrations with Knowledge (I read your user talk page). I'd suggest you take it easy. I understand your passion for things related to Wolfram's company, but really, most Wikipedians are well-meaning people, and I think after spending some more time here and learning how things are

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I guess that English is probably not you first language (but your English seems extremely good nonetheless), and so this dual number usage of 'billion' and 'trillion' may not not be immediately obvious, particularly outside of mathematical use, but it does cause many confusions, and so the whole long

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Just wanted to add the observation that any bounded metric space X is isometric to a subset of the normed space of bounded, continuous functions on X endowed with the supremum norm: Just map any x∈X to the function which maps y to d(x,y). (Details left as an exercise.) I cannot see any obvious way to

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The statement, as you made it, doesn't really make sense (or is rather obvious): in a normed space, for example, "every point looks the same" (which means, in particular, for any given point and any positive real, there is another point with distance to the first point the given real number - unless

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0^0 = 1, and log denotes the natural logarithm. As a mathematician myself, I'd like to say that these really are the conventions chosen by pretty much all mathematicians everywhere, and it is only really due to failures of the educational system and historical coincidences that any other notations or

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I think it should be easy enough to write a script to read all those articles and count the red from the blue. I'll try to work on it in the weekend. Where would you want that big list of redlinks and the status (percentage of redlinks out of redlinks and bluelinks) to be located? Note that that list

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Ah, I forgot about timezones. I was thinking that the bot was taking longer than 24 hours to get a run done, in which case I was going to suggest that it either runs faster, or has a period of every 2 days rather than 1. It doesn't really matter to me - the important thing is that the work gets done,

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In response to the Hungarians, you said "Unfortunately that I may not be around could be a problem. ... The short story is that bots break, and they need constant supervision and maintanance.". This raises the question of what preparation have you made for the eventuality that you will be unavailable

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Hello, Oleg! I successfully installed the WWW::Mediawiki::Client. I spoke with Dami, and he asked me to maintain the bot. I haven't used Perl before (I just started to learn it, and it seems not too difficult), but I have good knowledge in Delphi and Pascal and I learned PHP in short time, so I think

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from the Hungarian Knowledge, and I am the one NCurse has sent to talk to you :) First, I'd like to ask you about the easiest solution on my part: I know I am asking a lot from you, but would it be possible that You run Mathbot on the Hungarian Knowledge, as the task would be similar, maybe simpler,

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Finally, I understand that you have not read through any single part of my methods, you are not interested in doing so. You just want to get it deleted. I understand that, and I know it seems not sense to reply your message because the all of you have laid your wiki-cards on the table. The wikipedia

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The link I provided show that Newton's, Bernoulli's, Halley's and Householder's methods can be easily stated by means of the most simple arithmetic and that ancient mathematicians has at han the elementary arithmetical operation needed for developing such "advanced" methods. I understand these is the

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In think it is fine to include that in the references section (even without the actual link). Putting it in the external links section is not OK I would think, since that's specifically for online resources which can be accessed by the general public. I don't know the specific policy about that. See

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I still have some work to do before starting to adapt the bot; I 've to study the code, adapt the Project template, and put it on some articles to prepare the run & test phase, so I'll get back to you asap. I'm very happy and grateful for your kind help so far, I've been thinking on implementing

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Many thanks for your fast reply and your kindness. I'll download the code asap and get a look at it, and then get back to you. It's been quite a time since I programmed anything worth looking at in Perl, but I guess it's like riding a bike, you never forget it completely :-) I'll message you as soon

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Thanks. \scriptstyle does help, but it does not fundamentally solve the problem of text and pictures appearing of different sizes on different computers. (Text size depends on browser's font size, while picture size depends on screen resolution.) Ultimately there is no good solution to this problem.

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Thank you for letting me know, sometimes I sign it and sometimes I don't and I cease to know why and thank you for welcoming me, I've been on this wiki for some time now and no one has done so, apparently there is no bot for that. In the future please leave new comments at the bottom of my userpage,

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I doubt there's much to gain in being more general in that article I think. People who already know the stuff won't learn more, and people who don't know about that stuff, would be confused I think, as you say. (Besides, if somebody understands the particular case of a surface, it does not take much

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do not change the general format of the 'billion (disambiguation)' page, as it has taken many users to come to an agreement (sort of) on how to handle the word 'billion' (in the English language it has two numerical meanings, 10^9 & 10^12), and there have been many arguments & edit wars over

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Hi, you're probably aware of this, but mvs has problems updating protected pages, because the server responds with "View source" rather than "Editing $ pagename" as the first heading. Easily avoided by skipping the "error message from server" test, but that's not really the best possible fix (IMHO,

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and probably many others which use Werdnabot to archive their talk pages. It did not change the Werdnabot invocations to show the new file name for the current archive so Werdnabot added the archived material to the redirects which were left behind. Also, a minor point, GurchBot 2 did not change the

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If I had to choose, I would get rid of "log" rather than "ln". The reasons for using logarithms other than the natural logarithm are practical and historical, not mathematical. Any expression using them could be replaced by an expression using a ratio of natural logarithms. Using other bases is like

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Currently I am writing on a topic " A small introduction to Freud's INTERPRETATION OF DREAM". I have finished reading this 700 page book. Now I am very much interested in condensing Freud's writing into a smaller size say 50 pages in Knowledge by contributing progressively every day. The reason for

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Not exactly. The name that I gave to the link was 'positive relationship' (not 'direct relationship'), which I think many readers would understand. The rest would get an accurate sense of the usage by following the link to a simple explanation. Your Edit, I think wisely, did not include a link to

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is speed & direction, not merely speed). My revision at least had the advantage of fixing that. I'll save other comments for the Talk Page of the article. Make no mistake, however, I did appreciate your critique. If my next revision of the article does not get it right, please fix or revert

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Well, the small thing first, naturally :). The meteorology project is somewhat dwarfed in part by one of it's subprojects (the tropical cyclones project). The subproject is run independently from the Meteorology project though, and so without messing up the 1.0 listings, we'd like a table that shows

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My thoughts are that it isn't really feasibly possible with the way Mathbot works. I assume it simply loads the categories instead of loading each page and implementing this would seriously convolute the code, require an entire rewrite and would cause massive load. But I figured I'd just ask anyway,

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Perhaps I'm just kidding.. now that I see your response to the Hungarian thing, it looks like me doing this myself would be biting off way more than I could chew. I do not know Perl, but I do quite a bit of Java coding and of course HTML.. but I fear those are in different programming genres.. from

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Hey (again). I'm interested in either finding or creating a bot that would render a table (much like articles by quality) with a list of members in a WikiProject.. then their number of edits on pages in the project's master category (basically their edits to any articles in the project) in the last

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I don't like how the ISBN's are done either. The issue with a "simple clickthrough" however is to which library it should point. The library of Congress has a lot of books, but in my experience a lot of books are missing from there and are present in the British COPAC. So there is no good solution.

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Thanks. It should not be hard to write a Perl script to do that and also replace \section{X} by ==X== and do citations and so on. I could rework some introductions from my papers and proposals into useful articles and such translation as the first step would save a lot of work. (I am aware of the

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in a practical sense. Although x is defined in I see no mention of b in the first example, does that mean that b is arbitrary? Although I understand that this is probably not the most appropriate place for this type of discussion, could you maybe enlighten me as to the wisdom of the first example,

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Oleg - so, if I understand correctly, it would be okay to add to the New Harmony external links just the one address for the overall-website (and not show all the biographical pages at the site) - or may I also include six of the most important pages (Robert Owen, William Maclure, Robert Dale Owen,

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If you can make such templates in the Spanish Knowledge that would be awesome. One suggestion. I think it is good to translate to Spanish only the things which the user actually sees on the page, for example, the templates name themselves and their parameters (which the user does not see) better be

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I've started the translation and adaptation of the project some months ago, working my way up through all the material you've got on the project while getting more wikipedists on it. What I find really awesome (and out of my current reach) is the use of bots in the assesment department. I think the

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Yeah my bad. I was having some connectivity issues. Of course usually I use an edit summary (if you check my history you can clearly see this). That being said, your request was kind of snide. You include a picture of the edit summary bar as if I had never edited wikipedia before. Again I apologize

8123:) in order to reduce the font size of the LaTeX text and let it fit well into inline text: this is very useful when you need to use the blackboard bold (fields and algebras), fraktur (group theory), calligraphic (sheaf theory). What is the administrator's point of view about it? I have searched the 7426:

Like I said on my talk page I do not think that the article offered a good description of the differences between the concepts of Euclidean geometry and non-Euclidean geometry. That is why I wrote that section. For example, the parallel lines issue which is central to both geometries was not really

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17:22, 9 January 2007 (hist) (diff) User:Mathbot/Most recent admin (Edit summary usage for AzaToth: 100% for major edits and 100% for minor edits. Nomin page: Knowledge:Requests for adminship/AzaToth.) (top) 17:12, 9 January 2007 (hist) (diff) Knowledge:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Novel articles by

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edit (probably next-to-last such) and for the last 2 Talk Page entries, which I just completed. So, I'm way ahead from your edits. And please continue to Edit, or even revert, my (pathetic!) efforts if warranted in your judgment. By the way, if you could get someone to put in a partial derivative

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About the underscore in the link. I find it safest to open the page I want and copy the url using the mouse, then paste into the page I'm editing, nested in ]. Sometimes there are percent signs, too - it works OK. They say "if it ain't broke don't fix it". But you are welcome to fix both items -

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I agree that scalar variables should be italicized, even if they are in Greek or Hebrew (Aleph-0). (I am doing word play on nationalities - Italic for Italy, etc.) Sorry I missed putting italics - I just do my quick slapdash work. I mean to come back and fix it better, but I do not always remember

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Furthermore, in general terms, it is a real shame to read articles on root-solving from people who use to consider themselves as experts on roots solving but seem unaware about the crude fact that all those supposedly "advanced" cartesian-methods can be easily developed by means of the most simple

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First of all, I am not adding links "all over the place". I am adding links where they seem to be appropiate. Secondly, I am quite sure you have not even read trough the contents of such links. You have not explained why you don't find them so helpful, so please, elaborate your remarks otherwise I

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I now modified the bot so that it logs in each time it starts updating a new project for its Knowledge 1.0 work, meaning that it will now log in more than 200 times a day. Hopefully that will lessen any such weird behavior. As for today's run, there's not much I can do about it except stopping the

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Good day Mr. Alexandrov, my name is Ricardo Fuertes (Richy) and I'm a wikipedist on the spanish edition. The reason I'm contacting you directed by Mr. Kirill Lokshin is that I really admire the awesome organization work and production system implemented on the Military History wikiproject, and I'm

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Thanks for the compliment. The article isn't done yet. This morning (for me – I notice it's already evening, GMT=UTC style) I was working on one section and, when I went to edit the "Extensions" section, it wasn't there! Then I looked at the page history and saw you had come through and cleaned my

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Something like this came up before too, and the idea is good. The problem is, I don't know how to implement this efficiently. Currently, the bot goes through categories, reading info for 200 articles at once. With what you suggest, I think the bot will have to visit each page individually, and now

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Most (I haven't checked all of them yet) of those are links to closed AfDs, and Mathbot shouldn't be counting them. I've even purged the page, but it doesn't seem to be updating correctly. Will you take a look at it and see if you can figure out what Mathbot is doing here? It's even throwing in an

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section "Community and website feature references": "do not refer to any Knowledge project page or process". The "Examples of self-references" section lists "Any article in the article namespace that links to one in the Knowledge namespace". If you believe these links should stay, they should at

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Thanks. I am aware of this. In the last few days we dealt with bugs which caused the bot to remove articles from projects, so I did not have time to deal with this issue. It is on my to-do list, and I will work on it, perhaps in a week or two, after I fix a few more things which I think have a bit

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P.S. I do have in mind a simple Edit to address the above elimination, which I believe that you'd find helpful. If you'd consider reviewing it first, I'd be glad to send it to you. Otherwise I'll just post it in a couple days and hope that it meets with acceptance or improvement over the current

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Hi again! I'm having difficulty installing the Mediawiki client because of its dependencies (I have all but one figure out) :((( I would like to ask you to outline the principle behind your bot. Reading the userpage of Mathbot, I understand that we would be needing only the scripts associated with

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That's not true. You don't want to understand just because you don't want such denuntiation on the true history of root-solving. I bet you even have not read any single part of the link you want to let deleted. The proof of all that are the aforementioned reliable links where reknown authors have

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While obviously you know many things about elementary geometry, etc., I would suggest that if you want to add references you cite more primary sources. I do not mean to say that your own work is less relevant, but citing your own work introduces an appearance of bias. If somebody else thinks your

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be an article on what is generically referred to in the U.S. as "Singapore math", but it needs to be written carefully to comply with Knowledge policies. In particular, there's a tendency with these education articles for editors to just write from their own conception of what the terms and even

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The problem is, of course, that the Mathbot's parsing system is currently based on the assumption that comments are left on the subpage, rather than on a template parametre. If we were to implemement such a system for the comments, would you be willing to change Mathbot's code to accommodate our

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context) for why the notation they favor is The Right Thing. And sometimes we freely admit that standard notation is contradictory and confusing, but it is standard and we aren't in the business of fixing standards. Good notation is a welcome aid to insight and computation when we have it, but we

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Contrary to one of your recent edit summaries, "ln" is not THE established notation for natural logarithm, but merely AN established notation for natural logarithm. It is certainly also commonplace to use "log" for natural logarithm. I prefer the latter notation because "ln" often seems to lead

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Hi Oleg, thank you very much for your tips and the link: I will surely use it as a reference guide. As you can see from my list of contributions, I have done several TeXing of voices or part of voices, and now I see that, in some cases, the result does not look very good from the point of view of

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I am kind of confused by your request. I am not sure if what you plan to do would result in an article which would fit into an encyclopedia. Also, 50 pages for an article is a bit too much I would think. I'd suggest you discuss with people who know more than me about these things, for example, at

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If you want to become a bot writer, I would say that the Python framework is easier to use and many more people know it, but Perl is (in my view) a better language for text processing. Either way, learning to write a bot could be some work, but it is also great fun, so perhaps you could give it a

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The short story is that bots break, and they need constant supervision and maintanance. I believe it would be too much work for me to supervise the Hungarian project in addition to the English one. I will be very happy to give you the code, but I would need somebody at the Hungarian Knowledge who

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Unfortunately, I am new to Perl. I was hoping it would be enough if we told you the names of the paths where your bot would have put the logs. Its true that we have slight changes, but nothing really that would warrant a totally personized script (the changes are that we have no importance rating

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There are hundred of links at the wikipedia which ARE neither published, nor sponsored, nor endorsed, by any peer-reviewed journals (and specifically within the same issues I posted my link) but you don't care about that but just about mine, and all we know the true reason: The true history of

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Links that appear to promote products by pointing to obscure or not particularly relevant commercial sites (commercial links). Links that appear to promote otherwise obscure individuals by pointing to their personal pages. Biographical material that does not significantly add to the clarity or

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The rationale I used was based on two things (though I understand your viewpoint, and the changes don't bother me) - i) trillion & trillian are effectively homonyms, so, as there was a disambiguation page, it just as useful to put trillian there, as a mis-spelling of trillion. After all, the

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It will not be so easy for me to run the bot. First, I don't know which scripts you want to run. Second, many scripts would need to be modified for Hungarian keywords, and I don't know any Hungarian. Third, long term you may want to change things/add things, and you can't always rely on me to be

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If that is possible at all, I plan to produce a working version to use at es.wikipedia.org, and then produce (or at least think about) a more generic version that could be used there with other projects. Also, the spanish edition don't have yet a working assesment model like Knowledge 1.0. I've

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When it comes to notations, mathematicians seem more concerned with convenience than with convention; unfortunately, what is convenient (and common) in one context may be less so in another. Every mathematics editor should be made aware that notation conflicts are inevitable, that confusion and

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Good thing you did, mine stalled for 9 hours while I was asleep. It's back up now, though. (And it has fancy colour-coding and sortable tables, too, though I've been getting reports they don't work properly in IE, which is a shame). The data probably won't coincide, though, since they update at

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and was interested to know how the first table of logarithms were calculated. It would be very interesting to know how the table of logarithms of base 10 and base e were first calculated by hand as well as the trigonometric tables were also calculated by hand. Maybe you could add links to other

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Hi Dan. I don't think there is a good way to reclassify edits from minor to major. That would require hacking the database or something, and it is not worth it I would think. Besides, in the recent changes people look mostly at vandalism anyway. Usually it is people who have an article on their

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Thanks for the edits you made to my Talk page. I had been looking for the information you posted for a long time and I really appreciate you helping me find it. I also apologize for the edit I made to the logarithms page. I had never realized that logarithms could be done with decimal bases. I

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should be able to do that. But note that such automated tagging still needs to be checked by hand since not all articles in a certain category may end up satisfying the requirements for inclusion in a given wikiproject (that's because sometimes categories can be too broad and people not always

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Self-promotion Conflict of interest often presents itself in the form of self-promotion, including advertising links, personal website links in articles, personal or semi-personal photos, or any other material that appears to promote the private or commercial interests of the editor adding the

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As you have probably noticed, your bot mistakenly tags lots of talk archives for speedy deletion. Could you tag them with a template, perhaps one that says "This page carries a WP1.0 assessment template, but is not attached to an article" thingy instead that asks for removal of the problematic

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I only would ask you to allow me to save your comments and to pass them to some of my coleagues, and even use them as part of the next english edition of my book. I would deeply appreciate that, I think it is not so much to ask from the wikipedia editors specially when considering that you are

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Careful maybe but 405 links to a commercial site is quite a few. I did have a look through them and checked if they were specifically relevant to that page rather than another WP page. I took about 7 of the 400 links to this site out, also checked if there was additional content not in the WP

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However, I see no need to mention in the article anything about complex numbers. That article has to do with functions defined on the real line, the article and the proof is perfectly correct, and the case of what happens in the case of a complex variable is beyond the scope of the article.

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That looks great to me! Note that a few days ago I moved the "Several variables" section up in the intro because it was just one sentence. I agree that if it is a big section then it should be after history, as you suggest above. Enjoy working on that. (I'll keep that page on my watchlist).

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Sorry, but I just renamed "Unknown-importance Louisville articles" to "Unassigned-importance Louisville articles", and this format will also be used for Kentucky. "Unassigned" just makes more sense for the purposes of these projects. Please adjust the Mathbot accordingly (at your earliest

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If that was not the problem you encountered, the only other possibility I can think of is that you tried to access the web page when we rebooted the system. We reboot 4 times every 24 hours so that the site is down for about 90 seconds each time we reboot. The reason for reboot is that

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OK, I modified the code so that it should work on languages except English, after a few translations. At least I hope so. My hope was to split completely the language-dependent part, but I did not get that far. Still, now the code should be much easier to adapt to other languages with some

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Would that be possible that we provide you with either the modifed scripts (ie: where the English words are changed to Hungarian, and the templates are those used on huwiki (though the class parameter of it is same as here, with the above changes), and with the huwiki specific save paths)?

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Thanks for the reply. Having a rudimentary and somewhat deficient understanding of coding, I understand the reluctance. I kinda knew of the possibility that it could be a lot of work on your part before asking, I just wasn't sure. Thankyou very much for taking the time to reply though :)

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That's so weird, the bot always logs in in before doing anything. I guess something weird either on the server or on my computer logged it out. I won't interrupt it now, but I hope it is a singular occurrence. Once logged in, the cookie should stay in for a month. Thanks for the note!

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students to think that "natural logarithm" means something different from, albeit related to, the word "logarithm", rather than simply being one important instance of a logarithmic function. Sometimes I have been asked "Do you mean logarithm or natural logarithm?", and I answer "Yes".

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Yeah, the bot does not count the default edit summaries. Edit summaries are most useful when the user actually writes something informative, while the default summary would just point out the section. I am not sure an explanation is necessary, I think the bot is doing what is expected.

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I will look into installing Perl and the WWW::Mediawiki::Client later today, and report back to you when I'm succesful. As I mentioned I'm new to Perl, but also confident, as I hope only the localisation of some strings is necessary for running the "assesment summarizer" program on

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aaah. i s'pose i'd be lazy and let "surface" refer to a hypersurface (those pesky two syllables...), but it might confuse a less experienced reader. maybe, "For a (hyper)surface which is the topological boundary of a set ..."? or is that just getting unnecessarily jargon-ish?

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has been speedy deleted in the past. The package I am using to upload stuff to Knowledge (not written by me) has problems updating such pages. So, the bot tries and fails to write to that page. I now did the job by hand, that will stop the bot from trying again and again. Thanks!

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as non-notable. As an administrator I was able to access the deleted text and previous versions, and I must say I agree that those people are not notable enough to have Knowledge articles. If you wish, I can restore one of them and have it go through the more lengthy process at

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article). Is there any way to reclassify these edits so that other editors won't ignore them in the recent changes? Not because I don't trust what I've entered, but simply as good practice. The list was already fairly long, hence my adding one or two entries now and then didn't

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Hi Oleg. I find it rather hard to believe that you edited this page, with the comment "this page needs work to look good. Also links.", rather than putting it up for deletion. It seems contrary to your earlier opinions in various AFDs. Anyway, I've put it up for deletion at

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Is there a LaTeX to Wiki translator, please? I know I can do with some amount of hand editing because the math formulas are largely compatible, but having the structure (paragraphs, sections, crossreferences, citations,...) and tables translated automagically would be great.

6287:, but I was too tired to add the title to the list of mathematics articles. This morning, when I went to do that, I found I didn't have to, because your "tireless herdsman" had already done the job for me, based on the "complex analysis" category tag. Thank you for mathbot! 3731:

I'd be more than happy to build the list manually with AWB if that would make things any easier on you. Would a standardized, plain numbered list work if it was added to a category that Mathbot monitors? It's only 52 lists or so, so it wouldn't be too much work on my part.

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But I'd prefer to keep the status quo. The link to the wikiproject is very important, has been there for a while, and, I think policies should also be interpreted on a case-by-case basis. I think no harm is done in keeping the wikiproject link and I think it has good uses.

11858:] for me) the first time then set a cookie and go there directly the next time. I understand the reason but the solution there is so complicated. I have not figured out how to use the ISBN page yet - too much effort required. (No advice requested I will when I need it). 1865:

that you get a bot writer to work on your projects specific needs. That also applies for the first requst above, about meteorology vs tropical cyclones. I think it should be easy enough to implement as a standalone script using the python wikipedia framework. Sorry. :)

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I just wanted to thank you for the tips, especially regarding links! I appreciate your comments and will be sure to read the pages you suggested. Thanks also for moving the page - the capitalisation was annoying but I was unsure how to rename/move pages. Kind regards,

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you made because what is at that external link, even if formatted well, is not very valuable. (And no, I am not part of any conspiracy limiting the flow of information :) Besides, linking to your own pages (repeatedly) is not considered a good idea. You can also read

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And why MS format is being prevented, when most of people have Windows tools? Is it really open or people like you are just making a close circle of information gate keepers? Lets not the freedom of Internet be ruined by a good site but having a touchy volunteer!

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I found the bug. Until recently all Wikipedias used "Special:Contributions" to find one's contributions, now they translated even that into individual languages, which in Italian is "Speciale:Contributi". Hopefully now the code is independent of language-specific

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Yes, they are important for two reasons, sometimes the bot confuses renames etc and removes and then adds (this then hides a reclassification possibility), also where projects are using "importance/priority" it is very important to see what is being assigned. ::

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If it is the appearance of my name that is objectionable, I don't mind if my name is deleted. What is important is that those external links cover much valuable information about historic New Harmony people, information that is not easy to access any other way.

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Hi there, in your page on taylor expansion you say that the series expansion for Cos(x) is valid for all x, but it is not of course. Firstly Cos is a periodic function, and so Cos(x) = Cos(x + 2 \pi), which is not true of the series expansion. Secondly, for x :

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is currently "* 15 December (Friday)", so for the sake of consistency the old days should be listed in the same way. But that's only the secondary issue. The key issue would be to add the noinclude tags, so that only the open daily logs are being transcluded to

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30 days and in their tenure as wikipedians. I downloaded the pywiki thing hoping to quickly learn exactly how to build it, but I'm pretty stumped. Do you think this could be done by Mathbot or should I write the script, and if so.. should i be using pywiki?

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It appears that making the code language independent is a lot more work than what I thought. I will do that by Sunday. Sorry for delaying you, I thought that only a few changes to the code would be necessary but I was wrong. I'll let you know when I'm done.

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and unfortunately it does not prefix Cities with WikiProject. Another editor set this up originally, but I wanted to add the WikiProject prefix to make the category more appropriately named. I followed the instructions, but it isn't working. Please help.

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I know what the problem is. If an article with special characters is at the beginning of the "next page" in large categories, then such an article may be missed by the bot. But I won't have time to fix it today, I'll get to it latest by the end of the week.

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package which has a bunch of dependencies. Also, if you want to run the bot on a Windows machine (I run it on Linux) some tweaks may need to take place. So, as long as anybody knowlegeable is willing to put some work, I'll be more than happy to cooperate.

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Hey there. WikiProject Dallas has been renamed WikiProject Dallas-Fort Worth.. along with most of the categories and related pages and such. I'm not sure if your bot automatically recognizes this or there's something else that has to be done? Let me know

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I noticed today that your bot updated both the quality log and the list of articles for the WP:Denmark project, but it didn't update the quality statistics page. I have no idea why it skipped the last page, but would you mind taking a look? Happy editing.

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I can surely give you all the codes, but I would like to give them to somebody who knows some Perl or some other programming language, so that they will have some idea about how to set it up. Note that setting the bot up could be some work, as it uses the

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Hi Oleg! We'd like to use a bot doing the same job as yours in the Hungarian Knowledge. How could we solve that? Our bot owners ask you to give us the code of Mathbot. Or could you suggest something that would fit to you too, please. Thank you in advance.

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need to steer clear of copyright issues.) But my Perl is rusty. Maybe one day if I can find the time. Is there a place to post such codes on Knowledge? Do you think it would be useful to the community? I am not sure I would bother just for my own use.

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Thanks! Also, the extra line was added by someone else, not Mathbot. That said, I think I like the formatting of the extra line (as shown above) instead of linking the remaining open discussions at the end of each line. What does everyone else think?

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I will leave it up to you. My only concern was that the links were too many (and whether this was according to the policy). I can live with six of them in that article :) But I am not sure I would agree if you again add many links to math articles.

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Thanks. My biggest gripe is however that mvs fails to update wikipedia articles which were "speedy deleted" in the past. At least that's a problem with the version of mvs I use, which is kind of old. I wonder if you also encountered this problem.

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instead of y, would really help blend with the notation in the text. After that, I think you can put the image in, I have no more objections. By the way, why don't you make an account here? It is easier to deal with people who have an account. :)

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Great! I know that installing that package is a pain. I need to put together that script together with all dependencies and eliminate all Linux-specific parts. I will do that tonight and send you the code. We can communicate by email from now on.

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It's not that big a deal. We've recently had problems with people creating random NN articles and since category changes can't be seen, I figured having a bot that tagged every article in a category would be helpful. I'll try out AWB, thanks! --

11534:) which is considered by Mathbot to be under the purview of that project. Or maybe he wants to know how to get one of those templates (such as {{maths rating|class=GA|importance=high}}) on the talk page saying that it is subject to the project? 10916:

I don't know if I explained it well. The point is that when you allow the upper bound of integration to vary you obtain a function, not just a number when the upper bound is kept fixed. That function is very important, it is the antiderivative.

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It's all a bit hypothetical at the moment anyway (except for that first simple request for a subtraction I mentioned) as someone from the project may yet write a bot for us, but I felt it worth asking just for informations sake for now. Thanks,

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1 the expansion does not produce the correct value. Try inserting x = (\pi / 2) + 0.1. Cos(x) for this is negative, however the expansion doesn't produce a negative number. The expansion is therefore only valid for "small" x around 0. Surely?

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Hi. I removed many of the links and references to your work you put in articles (I left some of them though). While I think you mean well, to an external observer your edits look like self-promotion, and that is discouraged on Knowledge, see

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wikiproject, so a solid documentation is a must. If you find it useful, I can write this documentation in english, too. Anyway, don't feel pressed to anything, it seems I've been fast just because everything worked up flawlessly at first try.

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Sorry! The bot was doing the right thing for a while, then I went to bed, then it started tagging a bunch of archives. Thanks for blocking the bot, my dumb script finished in the meantime, and I unblocked the bot. Sorry again for the trouble.

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and am very fond of the status bars that are there. I'm wondering if the status bar functionality is available for others to use, or if its is reserved for that project, or...? I'm trying to organize and create the collaboration page for

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Don't worry, Oleg, I have at least a full week before I get time enough to sit down and learn how the functions fit together, and then I wanted to document it; I didn't told you, but my secondary goal is to build a generic bot usable in

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that it won't be a problem, except if I have to make difficult modifications. Can you give me the code, and tell me what modifications I have to make? You can send me the answer in e-mail, too, my address is bdanee at freemail dot hu. --

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root solving shown in those web pages. The true about Newton's, Bernoulli's, Halley's and Householder's method. Of course, there could be many other reasons: I am SouthAmerican telling all the true about those superb Cartesian methods.

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I object to the links you add per "personal website links in articles or any other material that appears to promote the private interests of the editor adding the material". Bases on my rough counting, you added at least 78 links in

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I feel that the edits Oleg reverted were arrogant in changing all "ln"s to "log"s contrary to the will of the authors (including myself) of the material he was changing. And it misrepresented "ln" as a rarely notation which is false.

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Hello..Thanks for your help..I wasn't sure what needed to be done to get the automated assessment going. I noticed that Houston was misspelled (Huston is incorrect) when the categories were created. How can this be fixed? Thank you

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article should say why the limit does not converge in the complex plain but on the real line. You need not say that any differentiable complex function is infinitely differentiable but why f(x) is not complex-differentiable at all.

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constituted sneaky vandalism because he talked about using extortion and murder as job hunting techniques. As is usual with vandals, I reverted all of his change to that article once I decided that part of it constituted vandalism.

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FYI, the Mathbot is calling the "Unknown importance" section "No importance", and is reflecting that in the linking. I realise I did this too when I tried to fix the problem, so you may have carried over my error. Sorry 'bout that.

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I added a section on series for the natural logarithm to the article. You could use those series to calculate logarithms. How it was/is actually done by those who compile tables or write calculator/computer software, I do not know.

11757:. In case you use BibTeX, you first need to paste the generated .bbl file at the end of the article for this to work well. The code basically replaces every \cite with a Knowledge {ref}, and every bibitem with a Knowledge {note}. 1971:

It does that because of a few things. It started late on Nov 13 in Pacific time, which is already Nov 14 in Europe. By the time it finished, it was Nov 14 everywhere I guess. Does it bother you that things are a bit delayed? :)

869:, and there should be more. You will need to install Active Perl I guess, if you don't have it installed already. Then, WWW::Mediawiki::Client has a lot of dependencies (you will see which if it complains and refuses to install). 6740:, which closed favorably this morning. I appreciate the confidence the community has placed in me and am looking forward to my new responsibilities. Please let me know if ever you have any comments or suggestions. Best regards, 8453:

I just would like to thank you for your support in my recent request for adminship, which passed with a final tally of 54/13/11. I appreciate the trust expressed by members of the community, and will do my best to uphold it.

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Unfortunately that I may not be around could be a problem. Just last night the bot got confused by some server changes and started messing up hundreds of pages. Luckily I was online and killed it before it did further damage.

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Are you sure you want to do this much coding, Oleg? I was hoping that it was somewhat... standardized and available for use, just I hadn't seen the documentation. I'm not sure I feel very good asking you for so much work. :\

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section in the above scheme (sorry!! :)): obviously I think to enhance that section too. Second, I have a proposal for the introductory section: I see that much of the material there coincides with the content of the voice

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Well, that article is about the normal to a surface. In higher dimensions, the boundary of a set may not be a surface anymore, so while there would exist a normal, it would be a normal to a hypersurface. What do you think?

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moving, but I lack experience in how to collect article statistics. Would you please review the assessment department page and post a note on my talk page as to how I get the templates to show the current article values?

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I don't know if there are any conventions about that. I was not aware you were still working on the article, and in a finished article empty sections don't look so good I think. Anyway, sorry for stepping on your foot. :)

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just the pages different? If that isn't possible than please contact me, and start teaching me, how to run your bot, starting from installing the WWW::Mediawiki::Client on a Windows machine. Thank you very much. Regards --

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because some of the older logs weren't fully closed yet, but they're technically no longer current (they ran for longer than 120 hours), so I'm considering transcluding the relevant parts of the Old discussion site into

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talked to some admins there, and consensus seem to be that a working assessment model used internally on a wikiproject would be a perfect "proof of concept" to promote creation of such a system for all the .es content.

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I do not dispute that trillion and trillian are very similar. Yet they are not the same, and I think it is better to keep them on separate pages (but obviously mentioning "trillian" in the page for "trillion" and vice

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Seems like the right thing. I can see how it might have set off an itchy trigger finger, though perhaps it's asking a bit much of a stub. I added what I hope will be enough to establish notability, and contributed my

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I have used the templates "IPvandal" and "vandal" enough that I would recognize them even if I had not read this in your talk page's revision history diffs (as I usually do) before I read it on your talk page itself.

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Maybe you could specify in the caption of the picture that it is a "loxodromic representation", perphaps with a relevant link somwhere. It is not obvious otherwise what that curly shape has to do with the sphere. :)

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I was able to get the figures updated. I'm not sure exactly how I achieved this, but it works now on the manual test. I'm just going to assume if the manual test worked that it will update nightly automagically.

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Mathbot doesn't seem to be working completely right now on this page. When I "Refresh the number of open discussions," the refreshed page contains links to closed discussions on the line for December 17, like this:

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An algebra can be a defined as set plus a set of operations on that set which are closed over the set. Is this incorrect? I realize that the article is a stub, but I was planning to expand it further over time.

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Lastly, I am not a professional programmer. I tried to make the code as readable as possible, but it is a huge code and you may find it not very professional. I'll be happy to answer any questions about it though.

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There are a few more messages within the code of "wp10_routines.pl" which would need translation, but they won't affect the code functionality (those messages are about printing to log files and edit summaries).

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article. I think it is worth you joining the discussion on the Wikispam page though because although I am fairly selective about removing lnks there is a risk that a rapid removal by other people will follow. --

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encourages free access source but allows non-free if more reliable. (It should say also more stable - that's the whole point of DOI.) So DOI should be fine and that editor who removed a Jstor link was mistaken.

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Sorry, for some reason I was thinking you'd written mvs, too. ::Haven't encountered that yet (but probably will), but so far I'm using mvs up only to download stuff, not to update it. Do you have a test case?

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Sorry for leaving this a bit long — I'd totally forgotten where I saw the direct way of downloading the wikicode, until it caught my eye today whilst I was stealing the Mediawiki stylepage for a pet project :-)

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the admin related work here seems to be changing a time stamp on these pages and that is about all. So why are they taking approx. 20 mins each and appearing to then do it again, but do so little. Mystified ::

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I always try to add edit summaries except when there is a possibility for the edit summary to become needlessly bigger than the net changes made :-) May I ask which of my edits were lacking summaries. Thanks!

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parametre would significantly increase the amount of comments that are left; I agree vehemently. If I could include my comments in the same edit that I rated an article, I would almost always leave comments.

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Can you prove that only finitely differentiable real functions are infinitely differentiable? It's not true. Howevers small the neighborhood is, I can choose some m such that (d/dx)^m f(x) exceeds any limit.

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I'm sorry if I was a little unclear. I meant that although I updated the "Assessment" value of that article (and some other too) some days ago, the bot doesn't seem to notice it. It remains unassessed in the

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I'm sorry, just read the wikipedia rules, im very sorry about the dedication. And yes, i could well avoided the pascal's triangle sequence and expanded the binomioal from the start, i'm sorry i'm an amateur.

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article is incomprehensible. I know nothing about the topic and I would not attempt to fix it (I could learn that stuff of course, but these weeks I am really swamped in real life, and that would be a lot of

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It is not your error. Some projects use "No importance" and some others "Unknown importance". Can you specify where that "Unknown importance section" is? There should be no sections with that name I think.

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Hi. (I reply here but I will notify you on your talk page that I replied here.) You can surely view the code. It is written in Perl, and is supposed to work on both Linux and Windows. It is available at

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Will you please review a few of those biographical links that you deleted, and tell me in what way they are "self-promotional"? Please refer specifically to the Knowledge guidelines quoted just above.

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Here is a little history behind this. I heard this astronaut's name on radio. I began to search the article about her with different spellings of her last name. All of my guesses were in vain. I tried

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We know about statement every norm spaces is metric space. That's true. If I say every metrics space is norm space, that's true or not. If the statement is false, what is the counter example. Thank's.

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says "A site that requires registration or a subscription should not be linked unless: ... It has relevant content that is of substantially higher quality than that available from any other website."

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I like it more than way it is now (so not going to a second line). If anything, perhaps there are too many discussions linked to, I may need to trim it back to a max of 20 from the current max of 30.

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Thanks, the image is great! Two more things which need to be done is I think to replace y(1-t) with (1-t)y (now you sometimes put the t's first, and sometimes last). Also, making variables italic, so

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As far as I know, it goes as follows. If I edit an article, that article shows up in my contributions. If that article gets deleted (becomes a redlink), the article disappears from my contributions.

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IIRC, the mediawiki server software now has a more direct way of actually downloading pages, and updating is just an HTTP POST request, so I'm not sure whether mathbot really needs anything but wget.

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I ain't dead yet. :) Ultimately I will need to carefully polish the mathbot source code and make it public. Then anybody can take over the maintanance at any time. I just need to find time for that.

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I will be very happy to work with you on a version of the code to work on any language. That can be challenging, but is doable. My code has already been made to work on the Hungarian Knowledge, see

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disambiguation page is meant to be for such things when users are unsure how to spell the word correctly in the search box. & ii) the 'Trillion (disambiguation)' page was meant to parallel the '

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Any page is a test case, as long as it has been speedy deleted in the past (you can tell by looking at the history of a page, admins at least can see a "view or restore deleted versions" link then.

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I am rather reluctant to have mathbot work on specific tasks for individual projects. That would be a lot of work on my part, and would not have that many benefits. I would suggest, as mentioned at

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The table is being filled up as server cache is clearing and more articles complete the migration after my mass category rename. When the bot runs in 12 hours the table will become more complete.

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I'm reluctant to delete the Unassessed category because then it will not be as easy to find un assessed articles. What would happen if I just changed the name of the unimportant category? Thanks,

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look more like T ' ? In math-italics, the prime mark ( ' ) is too close to T. Perhaps there is a way to put a bit of space between the T and the ' ? (It's not just T, but other letters, too.)

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kathryn, why dont you disclose you have a contract with wolfram before you argue for inclusion of a wolfram employee....disclosure of motives is standard christine dolan february 1 2007 9:40am (

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could use some expansion, adding in motivation, examples, and applications (which would in turn make -- at least for me -- the pointclass article more enlightening). Thanks for filling in the

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That's correct, but that has nothing to do with differentiability. As wrote on your talk page, a function is infinitely differentiable if and only if it is differentiable n times for each n.

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Did i do something wrong when I expanded the binomial? I really don't know what I did wrong. Also don't you think that going from the binomial to the sum is a better way to demostrating it?

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I have no wish to get into the mathematics of modulo, but I am a programmer who wants to know if there is any legitimacy in decimal numbers in such an operation and what rules would apply.

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If you strongly feel your links are appropriate, please post them on the articles talk pages. Let other people judge that with an unbiased view and decide if to add them in or not. Cheers,

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I am a bit confused at your request. I don't quite see how adding the weekeday would help with what you have in mind. If you "transclude the relevant parts of the Old discussion site into

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Is the bot really updating the statistics when both class and importance have been updated? I have some articles that were so and that aren't still showing in the statistics. For example

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Actually, it is a spiralling loxodromic representation of a Riemann sphere. Figured that it would better help visualize the sphere. And thank you for the tip on article headings. Cheers.

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Hello. In case you haven't noticed, Mathbot seems to be running a day late - it's currently doing updates under yesterday's date (13 Nov). I'm guessing that the bot's a bit overworked...

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Thank you for reactivating it. Currently (February 10/11) it works for "Importance", but not for "Quality". A series of stubs I added were all logged as "Unassessed-Class". -- User:Docu

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Any more tips for doing a proof? something I need to study before doing a proof? proofs you want to recommend for me to doing to get experience please? any article that needs a proof?

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Hi, appreciate your adopting the assessment for architecture. Do you know a source of information about writing the code for the importance flag in a Project Banner template? Thanks —

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Just maintaining Mathbot counts as "many great things" :-) And there's the usual copyediting, helping other editors, and all those other things I probably don't even know about :) --

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routine to your heart's desire (you can easily build a stand-alone perl script around that routine not depending on the web form interface). Then sometime later I could merge it in.

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I've looked up the material in the university today, and lo and behold that is how the integral is defined. I asked some knowledgable people, but none were able to tell me how this:

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You are very welcome to hack the code in any way. But if you want us to create a unified code which can be easily adapted to other languages, I'd like to be consulted on big changes.

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The bot no longer does that, due to some criticism it received from a few users. It used to do it randomly really, it was fishing for editors based on inspecting the recent changes.

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I don't know of any. Besides, the output of any such program would not look so good on Knowledge I think. I suggest you use a text editor to replace dollar signs with <math: -->

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i was curious as to why you later restricted your comment to only 3-D sets. is it just that it's late, and i'm not seeing why this doesn't hold in higher dimensions? :) thanks,

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wget also claims to handle cookies, so it seems to me to probably be a better way to go (for said toy project, at least) than mvs. It's also faster, for some mysterious reason ...

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It is a new bot just in the name. Since updating WP 1.0 takes many more edits than all the other work of Mathbot, I decided to fork that job to its own bot. The code is the same.

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I found those links to be useful and I know the guy who inserted them, he does a careful job of where he puts them. Do you check what the links are about before you remove them?

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I think that if you become a registered user, you will not usually be affected by a block of your IP address. Just be on good behaviour, so that your user-id is not also banned.

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Yeah, I have read the thing the external links point to. Not helpful. And no, your insistence is not appreciated, in the face of at least three other people removing your links.

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Please can you plz see the above category and its talk where a number of us are taking part in researching new user trends. I would appreciate if you could insert this cat into

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You are right. I saw the integral from 0 to x and thought that x is a real number. But x of course can be complex, and then we just have a path integral. I reverted myself now.

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the normed space is a single point); for metric spaces, that need not be true. For example, the metric space consisting of two points, at distance 1, is not a normed space.

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Actually I was hoping you could get rid of those pesky 8 "oppose" votes? I'm sure Mathbot made those up. I don't think it is just a coincidence that "8" rotated is infinity.

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The bot is still happily running. It is just that adding so many new articles at once causes the bot to fetch the history of each of them to create a fixed version link (see

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Ah, it's geometric as in "geometric mean". I'm not a fan of keeping incomprehensible articles, and I saw that the editor has also copied from another web page, so I slapped

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Well, it got through the statistics, and then stopped at 04:17 UTC. It's 04:53 as of this writing and it looks like MathBot has crashed, as it hasn't finished our project.

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I don't do much here in the english wikipedia, so I did not open an account here yet. Perhaps this occation (image) will let me enter in the english world of wikipedia. :)

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It would likely come in handy if the project was to create what I'm hoping for: a list of links to articles which need to be created. It's simply too long to post on our

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Gosh you are fast. I still need more time to adapt the code so that it is mostly language independent. Hopefully I'll finish that today, then I'll let you know. Cheers,

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Whatever your reply (y/n), any comment or suggestion, including direction to any other people I should talk with, will be warmly received. You can send me your reply to

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If it were 10^11 or 10^13 I'd agree, but 10^12 has a word (or two) meaning this number, and, as you've seen, links into the billion/trillion long/short scale ambiguity.

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being concerned primarily if a given article is even mathematical or not. I should have paid more attention indeed, the article in question does appear rather useless.

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P.P.S. I did not have a clue as to what prompted your last remove until I reflected. I hope the revision fixes the lack of clarity to your satisfaction. Thx again.

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Thanks for the tips. Are you related to the Alexandroff of "Alexandroff and Hopf" - I once read parts of that book? But your name has a v where the other has two f's

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people have edited the page with a bias, that, with a note at the top, it is at least it is the first thing people read, and so may help stop the unnecessary editing.

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was deleted. It was probably deleted for being page move vandalism. When a vandal moves a page, it should get reverted. Then, the redirect should be deleted. However,

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Why do you think for x = (\pi / 2) + 0.1 you don't get cos x to be negative? I think if you put three or four terms in the expansion, you will get something negative.

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Ditto for previous question. In time I will. Yes that's how I did the link above. Disadvantage: subsections with same title in different sections are not accessible.

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Thank you for the note. The bot logs in each day, and the cookie is supposed to last for a month. It is most likely some kind of server problem which made it log out.

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It turns out that the web page--as well as the rest of the website--does not use java, but it does use javascript, which I believe most browsers are able to handle.

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had a botflag, as I often see it in recent changes, and it looks pretty harmless. I imagine it would get speedy flagged as it has been running for such a long time.

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Well, as it happens, the series expansion is valid for all x. It is not obvious at all of course as to why that series expansion should be periodic with period 2pi.

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page. For perspective, we are approaching 5,000 airport articles and I estimate that we have almost 5,000 more articles to create before all redlinks are gone from

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Dear Mr. Alexandrov: On your recent Edit, I can see why you did what you did. You edited according to your best understanding. But you might consider whether the

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Edit summary usage for MoodyGroove: 95% for major edits and 90% for minor edits. Based on the last 150 major and 150 minor edits in the article namespace. Thanks,

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Mathematica, which is the engine for doing calculations, can cause technical issues that are difficult to catch, so we reboot to minimize the technical glitches.

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You did all fine. But there was no need for one more proof. And the proof you put in was rather messy, with a huge amount of formulas. Above all, the dedication (

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Perhaps you could review this article, which is an FFA article with equations in it. When you are done, please feel free to initiate a PR or GAN process on it.--

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I guess each of us can use whatever we please, and mass conversions from one form to another should not be attempted. Maybe MathML will save us one day. Cheers,

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I just wanted to say many thanks for changeing Mathbot to do a table of qulaity/importance, rather than a straight list by importance. Shoudl be very useful :-)

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pointing to your personal website. That is more than a 10 to 1 ratio to other external links. I believe this is not appropriate regardless of your intentions.

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All that is needed is to delete all the categories related to the old project and to move the bot-generated pages to the new names. At least I think so. :)

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Also, I added the category New Kind of Science as a repository of pages relevant to the concept. This page is mark as being being considered for deletion, by

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to maintain Mathbot at some time in the future. Do you have any under-study who can fill in for you? If not, we should try to recruit one or two such people.

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If you have no luck with AWB, I can write a script to do that, but then one should (as mentioned above) go and check if tags were appropriate for each page.

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Dear friend i found that adding template to the sub articles is informative thats why i added. if there is any agreement on this topic i have no problem. --

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Sorry I did not know. I added a comment on the page parzen window. If you do not see any problem about my suggestion, I will move it with the move button.

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I rarely do anything but minor edits. Could you tell me which article specifically you think needed a better summary, so that I will know for next time?

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Perhaps he is talking about getting it to be counted by Mathbot as part of a project? In that case, the key is to include the article in a category (see

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Hi, the bot seems to be stuck on daylight savings time and runs an hour late everywhere (at least at wp:afd/old). Fix it if you can muster the effort. -

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Thanks. I think that my problem is that I don't understand the difference between the antiderivative and the integral. I'll spend some more time on it.

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Thanks. I can't quite understand what is going on, but I scheduled the bot to run an hour earlier. (Remind me again in the spring to switch it back :)

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articles. With any luck, they'll show up now. I honestly haven't checked, so I don't know what happened with it, but you have my profoundest thanks.

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Basically, why should we prevent people from going to an URL that is outside and provides some useful info - perhaps not in best publishing quality?

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Well, just having some operations is not enough. If they are say associative, or perhaps distributive, commutative, etc., then we may talk about an

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would know Perl well enough to run the bot, modify it if necessary, and take responsibility when it breaks. Sorry I can't help with more than that.

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Both the entry for Theo Gray and the entry for Ed Pegg have been substantially cut back, I think by people without background in the subject area.

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Any lines not of this form will be ignored in those lists. So, it is important that the lists have predicable format for the script to parse them.

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I don't know what has happened here, although I'm guessing that page was speedy deleted. Let me butt in here with a few remarks. There probably

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Naturally, I am still becoming accustomed to using the new tools, so if you have suggestions or feedback, or need anything please let me know. -

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OK, now that the simple one is out of the way, I was wondering if Mathbot was capable of performing the kind of work mentioned in the discussion

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extend this to the unbounded case. But since any metric is equivalent to a bounded metric, we can do it if we drop the requirement on isometry.

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must hope that good thinking is able to compensate when we don't. If it helps, think of these discussions as a cultural exchange program. :-) --

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Thx for your comment on the above with your revert. I'll try to fix first part simply. The second part as written it is not correct (because

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WikiProject template instead of suggesting to delete the not-orphaned talkpage? Thank you, and thanks a lot for your great work with the bot!

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The real problem here is that the link I provided is a clear denuntiation of the way irrational numbers have been handled by mathematicians.

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Your request for edit summary has been denied. This is because you claim to be a math expert but do not know your calculus (u + me = us). --

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Actually I had some time to think about it and I realized that you are right. I converted my bot to GMT time, I think it is better that way.

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the integral, only the bounds of the function. (I learn calculus in Hebrew so I am still building my English-language calculus vocabulary.)

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talk page), but would like to know if you or others are pursuing these ideas, and if there are any articles or project pages I have missed.

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by cut&paste, which is not a good idea since it destroys the page history. For now, I undid your move. I wonder if you could comment at

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I've noticed that it hasn't run for the Louisville or Kentucky WikiProject assessments yesterday or today. Will it be running again soon?

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I haven't been much online lately. I see that the conflict there did not escalate, and I agree that Joewski's text is controversial. I put

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I hoped nobody would notice. :) I've been doing a code cleanup and I thought those things were not so important. I'll put them back soon.

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imagination to think in higher and lower dimensions, like inner normal to a curve or to a 3D hypersuface surrounding a 4D body, I think).

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Ciao Oleg, I'm Olando, I0m italian, you speak the italian. You can give to me one hand to me with wiki.en. Thank you. You answer to me --

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is not necessary also. Yes, a college student nominated it for deletion, but please note that one of the people who voted to delete was

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at the bottom, then subcategories "by quality" and "by importance" for each project. One should also create a bunch of templates, like

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as I get a functional install. You can use my discussion page in the english wiki if you want, now I'll check it more often. Cheers, --

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I haven't seen the articles, but I'm slightly familiar with the name of an Ed Pegg, Jr., who is fairly well-known for puzzles, such as

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Thanks for the welcome message. It was very helpful, I wish I have been welcome much earlier; that would have saved me much more time.

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That would get you all airports with either an FAA LID, IATA airport code or ICAO airport code (obviously with quite a bit of overlap).

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It works. It just didn't log the earlier articles that had "stub-", but only got categorized when I changed the template. -- User:Docu

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It was quite a surprise to receive a phone call at my work on Knowledge-related business. That was an interesting conversation though.

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The bot will not mind the noinclude tags, as long as the comment

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If I do see what appear to be errors in such a page again, I will consult with the page's moderator before applying changes. Thanks.

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Metrics, norms, and inner products are closely related, but we do have distinctions. For example, from an inner product on vectors, ⟨

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I think that a move to the Knowledge namespace should be seriously considered. The problem with this page is that, except for the {{

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Wow, thanks! I am not sure what "great" things I did lately, besides fixing my bot when it started blanking hundreds of pages in the

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Yes. You got the very point that I have missed, though to be honest, I am not yet convinced that f(x) is smooth on real. Thank you.

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Okay account made, although I don't plan to contribute much at the moment: I just saw an incorrect proof and wanted to patch it up.

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who is a professor of mathematics knowledgeable of the topic dealt with in the category (see his user page). I'd trust his judgment.

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Hi there! I was wondering if your bot would be capable of a few things, and if you could possibly add a small job for it related to

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red and blue would be needed, as we have the project categories for finding the blues. The progress bar would probably go great at

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and other lists are supposed to transclude the comments page, whatever is in comments pages also shows up on these lists. Cheers,

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This box has the categories in relation, but the numbers are not correct? Could you please fix it, I would really appreciate it.

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I have the bot login at every edit operation now. This should plainly be unnecessary, but should help keep the bot logged in.

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watchlist who look in detail at what you changed, and then they would look at both major and minor edits anyway I would think.

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Worst, almost all the links all over the wikipedia do not contain, at all, full demonstrations on the issued they deal about.

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Well, I am not sure I understand what you are trying to say. Could you be more specific? If my guess is right however, maybe

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Hi Oleg, thanks for your message on my talk page, and sorry for the late reply. I've replied to your message as requested on

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I am busy this week at university, but I will try to incorporate your suggestions at the weekend. Thanks for those anyway! :)

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Cool. Where is the script itself? I run few paragraphs through it and it has shown some simple things I might want to add.

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is currently one of two articles that show up as speedy deletions. The only thing I can think off is the already redlinked

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It's a different question whether every metric space is a subspace of a normed space, and I believe that is actually true.

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Greetings. How can we get the bot to start doing a log of a new project that has joined the Editorial team, like this one:

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Some articles are misteriously disappearing. But it appears that it is not bot's fault. The bot will run tonight as usual.

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If you would check the site out again, I'd appreciate it, and if you are agreeable, I would put the reference back again.

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You may be right. That's the default message though, it comes in handy for people who don't know what an edit summary is.

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I think it should not matter. The bot would accept anything starting with "Stub-". Let's see for sure after the bot runs.

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Today the bot will overwrite your changes. But from tomorrow it will do it right, I modified my script to effect. Cheers,

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Sounds sensible. I know it is a new bot, but I just remembered Mathbot as updating everything on a daily basis. Regards.

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hey, Oleg. sorry to bother you. hope you could help me. how does one make one of those and put it in an article? thanks.

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I've realised that I've marked a lot of edits as minor when they were adding new material to articles (predominantly the

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Unfortunately I don't have the time to help write the script you suggest as real life keeps me rather busy at the moment.

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Hi. Could you explain when your bot decides to leave a note about missing edit summaries on a user's talk page? Thanks.

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In short, the bot recognizes only two forms: No-importance and Unknown importance, and it links to whichever it finds.

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This is an encyclopedia, proofs should be avoided unless they really add a lot of value to the concepts in the article.

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Let me know how it works. I suggest you write to me by email since that's a more convenient way of exchanging messages.

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determined to try to mimic it on the spanish version; more exactly, the bot system used by the Assessment department.

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page had no renderings, so I added one - is there any other graphics that you'd like (related to the RS or otherwise)?

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I am now working with the article and make many changes. When the work is over i'll remove the underconstruction tag.--

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The bot is trying to not show table columns which are empty. Those columns will automatically show up if you populate

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Just to say thanks for your guidance on headline style and the reminder to annotate edit summarys. It is appreciated.

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Hi Oleg.As I told you in our previous communication, here it is the plan for the BV voice as I thougt some time ago

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Why are you removing math textbooks that are notable? Isn't there a rule against removing notable content from WP??

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I'm sorry about that, but I think a proof with a mathematical induction is a farely simple way to proove a theorem.

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so I am thinking of substituting it by a more discoursive explanation. This would imply to enhance the contents of

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Further the Knowledge rules and guidlines seem to too vast a pacific ocean to sail through and find what I want.

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I've installed the Perl package, ran the test, and so far everything seems to be working just fine at first try.

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Hmmm, having said that I don't plan to contribute much, I have been looking at a few articles closer to my area:

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The re-login in at every project seems to work. But the cookie seems to be lost a few edits into every project.

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I don't understand the results from calculations on that page. I have an edit summary for most of my edits (see

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feel so worthwhile when there's a pretty little table listing everything.. and.. ahh. its all just so seamless.

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Thanks! The article appears to be carefully and well written, but I must confess I am not familiar at all with

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inline, as it does not share a baseline with the surrounding text. But HTML primes are too tightly kerned, so

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Thanks for the note. I'm concerned about the deletion of the external links related to New Harmony, Indiana.

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Is there any way that I can see the working code of the classification bot used in the Assessment department?

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I just wanted to let you know that I believe that your bot, Mathbot, was editing while logged out ( see these

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on everything. Thanks for your comments. I hope you're not too busy in real life, just fashionably busy ;) --

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That's so odd. I guess it was some kind of server error. I reran the script and it updated it correctly now.

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Thanks for the note. I am not sure exactly which issue you are referring to, but I can address two issues.

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Thanks for your note. But I don't know much about recursive functions. Perhaps you can post your request at

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That you've done the last edit to page, and that your revision is the current revision visible to everyone.

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be busy, as I am applying for jobs and that's a pain. But yeah, I still find time to check my watchlist. :)

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Many of your edits are actually not minor (that is to say, you have not checked the "minor" checkbox), see

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working and what the principles of the community are, you may change your opinions for the better. Cheers,

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When Mathbot notices a new RfB, it gets the name of the nominee wrong (probably because it's looking for a

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may be huge, so it would need perhaps to be split into smaller lists, say by first letter of airport name.

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Is it possible for Mathbot to create a table showing the correlation of class and importance? For example:

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Installing the Perl bot framework is a big pain indeed (I hope one day to fix that, but I don't know when).

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Done! :) Thank you for pointing that out -- should have done that right at the beginning. Happy Holidays!

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but doesn't. Fixing this isn't critical, but having this link there would be helpful to me and others in

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then the bot will always stick any new day right above that comment and not mess up with noinclude tags.

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The bot says it would count your opposes modulo 12. So, three more opposes, and you will be back to 0. :)

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for common logarithm. Now, many years later, their conventions are more familiar, but not yet universal.

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Also note that "trillion" is not the same as "trillian", so there was no need to merge the two pages.

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Another example, the interval with the absolute value is a metric space but it is not a normed space.

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Thank You for the tips, I have just removed many oberlinking from the new mathematical logic articles (

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By the way, do you know Perl at all? That would really help in installing stuff/modifying the scripts.

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textbook is frequently cited as one of top 2 recommended non-fuzzy math texts, why was entry deleted?

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Fixed for two talk pages mentioned above. Notified Gurch and Werdna and Administrator's Notice Board.

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without disturbing the MathBot? There were a few attempts to extend the list of current daily logs on

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article, as it appears (to an aviation major with a business minor) well-done and fairly explanatory.

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Since you are an administrator, could you please evaluate whether I was correct to revert a change to

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Thank you very much for your advice that you wrote on my talk page. By the way, I love mathematics. --

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There is an option in one's preferences to set the minor-edit flag by default. Make sure that is off.

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Thank you for that. I got it working now, but I have a problem. I'm trying to add the importance row

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For-what-it's-worth dept.: I had y'all (U.S. Southern dialect, (not CA)) in mind for the above. BW,

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Sorry about that. I was going to write you but didn't when I saw Mathbot was already working again.

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Actually, no; that's a controversial example. We have a small number of proofs as separate articles;

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agitation are a common result, and that there is rarely a perfect solution. So, here we are again. --

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analyzed some of the methods even when they don't have to agree with my critics to Cartesian-System.

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does not show up there, because talk pages are not listed. Perhaps I am misunderstanding something.

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post. I was wondering if there is a bot that can go through entire categories or subcategories (ie.

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Is there any way we could harness Mathbot's raw power and cunning counting skills for this? Thanks.

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Let me be the third to note that the automated creation of messes like this is extremely uncool. --

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On other matters, did you add more functions to the perl translation script as you said you would?

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The log doesn't include "as Stub-Class (Mid-Class)" anymore. Is this a new "feature"? -- User:Docu

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for a suggestion to use the trial category intersection to combine article importance and ratings.

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without you doing that again and again. Thanks. Oleg Alexandrov (talk) 03:04, 27 October 2006 : -->

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It was because I used a sortable table. I removed it now. That Gurch has it is enough I guess. :)

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Not yet. I was looking how to do references in Wiki. Maybe tonigt. I'll check for updates first.

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It seems to me that the math area could do with more of that kind of thematic linking, not less.

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is linked to something else. But its not like that in the template page. I dont know what to do.

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I agree with Oleg that they're not useful. The main problem is that the webpage seems to be : -->

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Thank you for making the categories and the box which I wanted. I really appreciated your help.

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after ",", ".". got it! thnkx for the tip... never really noticed that before. hakuunamatata.

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about a mathematical theory which is not published in a reliable source like peer-reviewed : -->

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Hello Olando. I don't speak Italian unfortuantely. But let me know if I can help with anything.

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Pick some b bigger than a. Then you get an interval, . Keep it that way. Now, if you find just

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mediawiki should probably just say "View source for $ pagename" in the title, but it doesn't).

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Thank You also for the solving a redirection problem, which made it possible to get rid of the

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That was not an error indeed. It is OK to have integrals with variable bound of integration,

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Thanks! I am a bit confused however as to how the shape you drew represents a Riemman sphere.

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Ms. Dolan is mistaken. I did disclose. Further, she has no background in this subject area.

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Hi Oleg, I imagine you must have considered this before, but I think it would be helpful if

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I was talking about page moves a few weeks ago. I just noticed that your page was moved to

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Thanks. It does look better. Are there any other important stuff we want in that category?

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Seems to have stopped yesterday morning and not a peep out of it's regular work since.! ::

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Just figured I'd inform you. Hopefully we didn't mess things up too badly for you. Thanks!

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The error has now been corrected so that the web page works fine in both IE and Firefox.

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version, but even then the DOI link is always the standard and authoritative reference.

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should give some idea of what's been done, though not necessarily what's preferred. Our

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I don't understand how to add an article to a wikiproject, could you explain it to me?

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Hi, Oleg. Recently I have seen used the LaTeX command \scriptstyle (e.g. in the voices

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That is so strange. Note however that some physics articles were not affected, such as

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There are many, please stop the bot, this will result in deletion of many archives. --

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All those reliable sources along with many others are included in the link I provided.

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Subclasses of BV functions (particularly Special Functions of Bounded Variation, i.e.

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and how itg differs from my example (interal from a to b on f(x)*dx )? Thanks, Oleg.

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You are welcome. Nice article by the way, and it also filled in two redirects in the

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Any chance of getting Mathbot to provide an updated page, like it did last election?

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Wiki articles. Even your last Edit summary prepared me for a response to my latest

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so, direct relationship is a convoluted way of saying that the function is increasing

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Thank you for your invaluable contribution to the Knowledge. It makes my efforts at

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is a real number going to infinity). So, the proof in the article would not hold if

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http://www.math.ucla.edu/~aoleg/wp/rfa/edit_summary.cgi?user=F._Cosoleto&lang=it

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for doing so many great things that I can't decide what to award a barnstar for! --

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Not that I like how ISBN is presently done - it should be a simple click-through).

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And note that you can use four tildas, like this: ~~~~ to sign your posts. Cheers,

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You should translate the keywords at the top of "wp10_routines.pl" (they are many).

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You participated in an old thread about this at the assessment project. Please see

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There is no good way, unfortunately, unless Knowledge is made up of pdf files. :)

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was deleted, and the db-tag disappeared from both. I think what you saw was that

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Nice to talk to you on the phone. I created three pages for math-related people:

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There is a bit of a bug with Mathbot. Whenever it does quality stats boxes, like

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Cacioppoli, De Giorgi, Smoller, Conway, Vol'pert and other for the applications.

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It seems to produce the data even for users like me who are not administrators.

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Oh my! You're right! It is valid for all x! (I'm totally don't understand why).

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there are 463084 of them, which is infeasable. I would suggest you post this at

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on my watchlist, so if I am around and problems develop, I'll try to interfere.

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that links to a Wikiproject are not a self-reference. I disagree. According to

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might help your Edits. I have in mind only the last Edit,* whose summary reads:

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Talk:Economics#Economics as social science (in this & some other articles)?

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Chuchogl, if you need more explanation of when to use a proof, I'd look at the

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See the previous section. I implemented a first attempt at citing references.

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Let me know if you have ideas on how to improve this structure. Thank you. :)

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something vaguely similar a while ago, but I don't remember now what it was.

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experts on root-solving and endorse your own statements with so much courage.

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method. That's why I am removing the link. -- Jitse Niesen (talk) 12:03, : -->

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Dr. Sterven Finch, Generalized Continued Fractions and the Generalized Mediant

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page. You might look it over and see which parts are especially confusing. --

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Yesterday the bot did not work because my school's network was down. Cheers,

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The UCLA computers (on which mathbot is running) are down, I don't know why.

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a glance it looks like PHP (w/ all the $ signs) which I have never touched.

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Statistics, then /1 /2 /3 etc, the parent of them, and finally the changelog.

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Ouch, applying for jobs is not the nicest thing in the world. Good luck! --

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Ok now of all the sudden its fixed, nevermind. Thank you for your time. :)

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Just changed the PD symbol from 100px to 40px, so it should be better now.

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describes the issues you mention. Let me know if you have more questions.

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again thanks. Oh yeah, and if you have the time, can you review me on the

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Another question I have is, did you get any discussion about transcluding

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One of the reasons notation clashes are "so much fun" (NOT) is that often

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Sorry. I fixed my misspelling now and deleted the mis-spelled categories.

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I was going in rapid fire succession through a bunch of new additions to

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it. Three years of regular puzzles for a solid mathematics organization,

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Hi, The mathbot recently added categories for the importance of articles

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for speedy deletion, I guess that is a mistake. Could you have look? --

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I fixed that. The stats will have those links when the bot runs tonight.

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has what I was looking for. Symbols can be copied without Editing. With

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Hi, your nice tool don't work with me or others Italian Knowledge users(

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One of these days I will modify the script to add the date of the week.

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next time I'll do better (and above all, having respect for the rules).

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Spam#cut-the-knot.org

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For the lists to gleam the links from, I'd suggest using the following:

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OK, OK, I'll make sure you score in the table is computed correctly. :)

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though, people who hang around there turn out to be more knowledgeable.

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Hi Jitse. Thanks for the note. That text seems to have been copied from

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All of them containing analysis on my the methods shown in my webpages.

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that you removed. It is a title, not a description. It is analogous to

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You are right, that history is too long to fit in the edit summary. :)

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I give up. :) This must be odd database stuff I don't know much about.

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tag on it, perhaps a kind soul would be willing to work on it. Cheers,

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Hi Oleg. Having just discovered that MathBot is counting ArbCom votes

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I was very happy for the "respectfully" in your reverting comment! :)

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tags, and then do everything else by hand. Not pretty, but works. :)

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into Romanian? I am currently rewriting it and will be moving it to

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Ok, now I think I got it figured out for sure. :) Thanks again.

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would be a good place to start such a discussion I would think.

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topics in wikipedia that provides this information. Thanks.

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Hello! Re: Your message. Sorry for using the wrong command.

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as far as I can tell, and there were no textbooks there.

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Thanks for your help. 8055:15:35, 1 February 2007 (UTC) 8032:07:37, 1 February 2007 (UTC) 8006:15:35, 1 February 2007 (UTC) 7978:02:59, 1 February 2007 (UTC) 7957:22:37, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 7919:13:38, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 7904:03:55, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 7889:03:53, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 7875:17:01, 4 February 2007 (UTC) 7837:19:35, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 7823:16:11, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 7801:05:11, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 7773:03:52, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 7753:Category:New Kind of Science 7719:22:12, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7700:21:21, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7666:16:07, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7649:10:51, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7622:05:56, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7599:04:28, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7584:04:08, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7574:04:02, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7558:03:53, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7540:03:23, 30 January 2007 (UTC) 7491:20:00, 3 February 2007 (UTC) 7451:10:47, 29 January 2007 (UTC) 7394:05:46, 27 January 2007 (UTC) 7372:16:36, 26 January 2007 (UTC) 7291:10:06, 26 January 2007 (UTC) 7174:03:05, 26 January 2007 (UTC) 7111:03:05, 26 January 2007 (UTC) 7097:14:49, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 7083:14:42, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 7062:03:05, 26 January 2007 (UTC) 7036:07:20, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 7016:, which is a mess as far as 7000:03:16, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 6972:03:05, 26 January 2007 (UTC) 6946:20:00, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 6931:13:16, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 6916:03:22, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 6897:21:40, 24 January 2007 (UTC) 6877:03:24, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 6862:19:58, 24 January 2007 (UTC) 6839:11:15, 24 January 2007 (UTC) 6819:21:41, 27 January 2007 (UTC) 6805:04:11, 25 January 2007 (UTC) 6790:05:13, 23 January 2007 (UTC) 6771:22:08, 22 January 2007 (UTC) 6745:17:31, 21 January 2007 (UTC) 6727:16:08, 21 January 2007 (UTC) 6702:23:35, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6688:23:34, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6669:23:34, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6652:23:00, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6620:22:38, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6564:19:20, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6505:22:42, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6489:20:20, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6464:20:17, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6434:19:08, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6418:19:04, 20 January 2007 (UTC) 6391:16:14, 19 January 2007 (UTC) 6336:02:38, 19 January 2007 (UTC) 6321:18:06, 18 January 2007 (UTC) 6311:16:10, 18 January 2007 (UTC) 6292:11:48, 18 January 2007 (UTC) 6274:10:05, 17 January 2007 (UTC) 6244:18:47, 31 January 2007 (UTC) 6234:12:54, 18 January 2007 (UTC) 6161:04:08, 17 January 2007 (UTC) 6147:02:04, 17 January 2007 (UTC) 6128:00:22, 17 January 2007 (UTC) 6100:04:03, 16 January 2007 (UTC) 6087:03:58, 16 January 2007 (UTC) 6072:03:51, 16 January 2007 (UTC) 6062:03:42, 16 January 2007 (UTC) 6040:02:52, 16 January 2007 (UTC) 6018:22:39, 15 January 2007 (UTC) 6001:16:53, 15 January 2007 (UTC) 5987:Hi. 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