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I'll need some real mediation on this "fair use" abuse by this admin. If you pl. take the time to go through her images you'll see she's claiming fair use not only for this image for many others as well. I can accept a couple as fair use given the circumstance, but for the 100 others? and when nearly a dozen photos are on the same subject? Isn't that misusing the fair use spirit?
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page is at a very general pagename, and should serve to organize all of the bounties that people want to offer. I've added a few editor-pay bounties, but I've placed them on a separate section of the page. If you think that the different types of bounties should be placed on separate pages, you're
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You may want to double check your numbers for the hotlist. I've changed the number for H several times to the correct number (~2700) only to have it change back. Five pages of 500 + one page 200 = 2700, not 2200. BTW you kept beating me to the punch on the M list. I compiled the pages with excess
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I still do think that the Bounty Board page is the best way to allow people to offer money for services, and that people are going to be interested in a lot of different types of bounties besides the currently-existing one. But I don't want to break the system before it has a chance to get started.
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article about the Ma'ariv service, and I'm not sure the material about it would ever be long enough to warrant its own article. If the stuff about the Ma'ariv service ever gets too big for the Jewish prayer service article, it can be moved into its own article at that point. Regarding jguk, we are
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report making the initial fraud allegations and revealing details of the terrorist accounts held in London. I plan to try to get hold of a copy of the report (I don't know whether it's online; I believe it's public domain in the U.S. and a big secret in the UK), and write about what it said, as well
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of the pages. I have a program called Abbyy
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article, about the subject of the in/famous photograph - and can still name the 4 casualties of the shooting by memory, yay for useless details!). I left some notes there, that I'd appreciate a response to, and hopefully some more ideas of what direction you'd like to still see the article head.
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You should read about wieselspeak. "likely to be blocked" is a threat that was done in the middle of dispute. The point youare missing is that was not "disruptive" i.e. I did not change other people comments or made misleading edits. I am a budhist and as such I would never do such a thing. That
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Hi. We've had some interesting discussion about the Bounty Board page. I hope I'm not reading too far between the lines, but it sounds like your major concern is that my somewhat riskier/more controversial interests will damage the comparatively new Bounty Board by association.
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of 500 with the intent to prune, but you where there before me. I will be working on the hotlist occasionally but will be focused on new lists for the time being. Your hard work is really appreciated.
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Actually, it appears that they are missing volume 4 of the set. We can still stick with that, since this encyclopedia is relatively small and won't take as long. However, we could instead move on to a
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Would you object if I changed the categorization of Matthew Fox from "Roman Catholic priest" to "Former Catholics", a category I believe should exist and which I plan to create?
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