User talk:Salvidrim!/Q1 2013 Archive

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actively. However, obviously, the actions posed in your case were clearly not the nicest nor most civil way of helping. While some editors frown on perceived immaturity or behaviour that indicates a user is here more for the social and less for the editing, that does not excuse the attitudes you've had to face so far. However I believe that life is one big learning experience, and that by lashing out at users who shown genuine interest and competence, we not only risk depriving the project of potentially vital contributors, but we also risk stifling the user's own personal growth as a human being... which is why I have a tendency to show more patience and open-mindedness with new users than others. Perhaps the years of dealing with less constructive editors have soured and disillusioned some, but I sincerely hope I will never fall to a point where I am unable to see a newcomer's potential. :)

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myself, and the community's opinion notwithstanding, wondered if the RfA was still appropriate... however, after sleeing on it, I decided not to withdraw for two reasons. Primo, the fact that above a hundred editors had voiced their support gave me pause. Secundo, I knew I would be back at RfA within 6 months or so, and would pass then (as many have stated), and believed it wasn't correct for me to subject the community (and myself!) to this again if this RfA would ultimately have succeeded, so I decided to let it run its course. I think a failed RfA, as it was, still left a better impression than a withdrawn RfA after a stupid mistake. Good thing I stuck with it, it seems.

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been warned (and hasn't edited since), and I trust that your experience makes you familiar with our rules on warring, so I have no doubt you aren't likely to act inappropriately. In any case, I strongly recommend that since the species seem to be a recurrent point of discussion for years, that a strong consensus be formally established. I recommend an RfC, with notifications of appropriate WikiProjects (at the very least Disney). I don't think protecting the page to be appropriate -- if violations of our policies on warring happen after the IPs final warning, blocks might happen, but this is a content dispute and I'm just not seeing the

6181:, but it gives the subject's age as 43, while our article says he was born in 1990. At present the article is up for proposed deletion again for lacking sources. My inclination would be to do the deletion, but I am wondering if a second PROD is even allowed, or if BLP trumps everything. The only link provided as a source (in English) is to goalzz.com. That link only confirms that a player by that name exists, played for Sulaymaniyah, and scored a goal in December 2012. It gives no confirmation of anything else in the article such as age or personal stats. Should we allow the rest of the info to stand without being sourced? Thanks, 485:

as I hope there is some mesure of judgement applied to who is granted the bit. There are few things in my history that may be seen as negative, I believe -- except the rather short length of it. In any case, I don't want to over-prepare for the questions -- I'm not a bot who spouts pre-calculated answers. I'll see what's asked, I'll ponder and think, I'll reply honestly. Then I may cry softly curled up in the corner. Who knows. :) And thanks for the explanation of the reference, I'm not exactly familiar with the works of Shakespeare, unfortunately! Just make sure to ping me when you're ready to send it off to RfA.

1691:'s talk page. And then any dialouge left is what you already have seen. To be honest, for as long as I have been an editor, I don't spend too much time on here, and let alone do I invest too much resources due to my schedule. Honestly this has been a one-time incident where something like this has ever happened. He reacted as he did, and I remained calm and polite. But you are correct about assuming the good faith; I don't go around reading the records (wikistalking) looking for things. I appreciate your feedback. 986: 4218: 5630: 4983: 2188: 38: 2725: 1838: 4183:. The user came to me because I had interacted with them on their previous issue at AN/I (before I became admin), so that's why I got involved; I wasn't entirely sure how this should be dealt with and thought defaulting to AN/I (so that someone more experienced could refer to the proper venue) was a correct solution. It seems I may have taken that decision a bit quickly though -- realizing the privacy issues of this particular situation, I should've asked for an admin opinion 342: 302: 3373: 5169:, although I understand the latter seemed to have some unnecessary, invisible character in the middle of it. Since it's at RfD now it'll likely be deleted anyways, so CSD may be unneeded, but this is certainly something to keep an eye out of. Thanks for letting me know! For the record, although my choice of word may have been poor, I wasn't declining CSD per se, as the request was valid, but rather contesting it as I believed the redirect was useful. :) 395:. I used to follow debates there, I used to take part, and I would from time to time enforce (through blocks, occasionally bans) decisions. But it seems to have become just a forum for a few editors to play with rules, chunter on at each other, and say things like "see the discussion five days previous". Not a lot to do with what we all allege we're here for – producing an encyclopædia. A plague on all their houses. Happy New Year (for Tuesday) 2833:

self-imposed 1RR will help me make sure that never, ever happens again and will ensure I develop stricter editing habits. As some editors pointed out, I would've deserved a block, had I been reported; I could not agree with that more empathically. I believe this violation of one of Knowledge's most unequivocal policies shouldn't be silenced and ignored -- forgiven, certainly, but not forgotten. For that reason, I will block myself (boldly

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especially not in a place as heavily-trafficked as ANI. The standard operating procedure is to direct people to the Arbcom mailing-list; Arbcom can handle it from there. But it's vitally important not to even suggest posting it anywhere on Knowledge itself. Privacy is really important, and especially as an admin, it's really important to always be aware of it. No harm done; just keep it in mind for the future, okay? :)

1808: 6007:. I seriously do not want to cause too much drama, but what would be the best and efficient course of action? I would think a thorough summary of the evidence should be made before we bring this matter up to AN or ANI and bad results will occur when a report is taken to AN/ANI prematurely - really good evidence should be needed first, with a few clear cases that onlookers can understand. Any thoughts about this? Thanks, 1214: 461:(ec)Happy to do so. Being an admin isn't really that big of a deal; we get a couple more buttons on the interface ("delete", "block" and that's about it) and get 500 times more salary than the ordinary editor (unfortunately 500 times zero is still zero). Thing is we're expected to have a bit more sense regarding disputes and rules; your record seems to indicate that you have. I'll leave it a few days so you can read 1198: 3016: 2036: 4700: 4616: 1181: 1556:) isn't against the letter of the username policy, although it clearly qualifies as a pretty bad idea, IMO. If the editor continues editing constructively he may find it preferable to change it himself; however I remain convinced it is nor inappropriate, merely... a very poor choice. I know there is precedent against such names, even without the evidence of vandalism: 1133:

to keep out of the boards, except to throw spanners in now and then... I stick mainly to improving the overall content of Knowledge by removing junk, and also by passing rescue cases to those who enjoy digging and rewriting. Look at my /links subpage. It's got the Admin Dashboard which makes finding things easier, and some useful links at the bottom.

1523:), or any similar thing, and my first instinct would be to block them immediately. However, you're right in that we should wait for them to edit first in most cases. On the other hand, every instance I've seen of an account whose username attacks another editor has started vandalizing right away and so the situation wouldn't even come up. 3273:, I understand the RFPP decline. I suppose I was looking at it from a longer-term perspective - almost three months with nothing but vandalism and reverts as edits. The rapid-fire vandalism was just frustrating. Thanks for taking a step back and looking it it properly - the decision was the right one. Good luck wielding the mop! 5069: 5421:

Alright, I'll read some more on it and eventually dive in. I'm interested less in permissions than in other queues. As for old and clunky interfaces, believe me, where I work I've had my share... managing files in a DOS-based environment (without a mouse cursor) made me ready for anything. Thanks for

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Considering there are little active members, I think that'd be the first step. Renaming the Taskforce pages, mentions of the Taskforce within the project, and the template parameter. There also should be a free image picked to represent the eSports Taskforce articles in the WP:VG article banner. Once

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IP is definitely edit-warring. As to it being Bambifan, I don't think so. IP geolocates to Maryland, and while there have been Bambi attacks coming out of that general part of the country (Virginia, not Maryland, though), those were very rare. Further, this doesn't match Bambi's usual style or target

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The problem is that despite all the crap that goes through AN and AN/I, there are instances where it is useful and needed, and there needs to be people ready to help when those instances happen. However I can easily understand how it could quickly tire and sour someone! I'll wish you a Happy New Year

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Hello again. I would like to apologize if I have done anything wrong here and I just realized that I was being too aggressive in pursuing the ban on Niemti. So, basically, what I did was probably wrong as some of the cases that I did back in August was inconclusive on my part and the fact that I got

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Glad to hear it! If you'd like to discuss it over IRC, I'm Entropy on the Freenode network; otherwise we can just use talkpages. I've already removed inactive users from the list of participants and contacted the rest. How would you like to begin? I think renaming the taskforce is a good first step.

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I concur with the preceding assessment (by Salvidrim). (to Ryulong) But just because it doesn't seem to be changing doesn't preclude dynamic-ness. For example my current IPv4 address is technically dynamic but has not changed in all 11 months I've been with my current ISP. I believe these are called

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During a good part of last year (2012) I would often find him creating vandalism cross-wiki in my patrolling as a member of the SWMT. Although I don't know if this behavior matches him (not the kind I usually saw), the IP looks suspect based on a cursory glance at its digits. Unfortunately CheckUser

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I would like to wish you a congratulations for being promoted to administrator! This has been a hard journey for all of us, bringing the discussion to a cratchat. You have gone through even more scrutiny than usual, but you still made it in. While editors will be watching you for a bit, you deserved

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Well, he often posts his name ("~Tailsman67~"), so that might be one thing, but he has a tendency to editstalk me and SergeCross73, and as such doesn't follow much of a pattern I could lay out for the purpose of building a filter. Perhaps Serge could be more helpful (and he watches my page, so he'll

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I know it isn't that big a deal, but some people monitoring RfAs seem to Oppose over trifles. I've watched a number unfold even though I've only cast my voice at a few, so I know what to expect, don't worry about me. I am not stressed by being scrutinized -- in that context, I expect and welcome it,

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Been getting home from work. I doubt this is Bambifan (because he's never touched Power Rangers or other dinosaur related pages in the past). This just appears to be someone who really thinks Pete is some sort of canine and who believes that a certain Power Rangers robot is modeled after a dinosaur

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per the strictest interpretation under Boing! and DGG, so I understand and respect your reasoning for the self-block, although I don't think it was required nor would I have blocked an editor for a singular lapse in judgement. I tend to trust people who are a little more harsh with themselves than

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Looks like I'm the last to find out... (Been busy offline. Still busy offline...) Getting the mop is like passing a driving test - it's a licence to go solo. Unfortunately, many who pass the driving test reckon they needn't learn any more. That doesn't usually apply to those who get Wikimops. Never

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Well, that's the reason I was asking first instead of just doing it, I just don't want undecided !voters to come across this "early celebrating" and hold it against him, especially since I started it (albeit when his percentage was much higher, but still.) Considering the discussion is still rather

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Sure. I came to the mop from CSD - I'd been tagging for about three years after getting through reverting a bit of vandalism. I did some AfD work, and according to Anthony Bradbury (who nominated me) I had quite an accuracy record in both (and 12,000 edits without using any automated tools). I tend

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That's quite the suggestion. I'd be honoured to accept and know I could increase how much help I can give around, which can only be good, however I am concerned that I may not have the generally expected quantity of experience and am worried about the impacts a failed RfA would have. However if you

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Also, I've been unable to find any evidence of you discussion the content of the edits, so please make sure that happens! Talk pages are there for specifically that reason. The IP(s) obviously had a different opinion, and unless consensus or strong sourcing backs a position up, his status as an IP

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should be likened to a cat, as you seem to prefer, or is that fact unequivocally supported by a source in the article? Because at the moment, I see warring behavior from both sides during the last day and a number of discussions over years where no consensus was formed either way. The IP user has

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Well... while I cannot honestly say I ain't relieved it's over, I think we can all agree this RfA, and the ensuing 'crat chat, was certainly interesting. I have decided I would not comment on how the RfA proceeded; it's done, and going back on it is pointless. However, there's a few things I feel

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After the application, some nameless people (OTRS admins, I guess) convene in a smoke-filled room to determine you future, whether with a throw of dice or intense review of your history, I couldn't say. Then there will be smoke, and you will probably be confirmed, unless you have some skeletons I

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I wrote that message in part because there had just been an oppose that mentioned your UAA answers. I dont actually spend a lot of time at UAA but I do get the impression that there is a lot of difference of opinion, so there's no "right" or "wrong" answers. And my answers, really, would differ

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I will agree the issue is larger than the article itself, but while the essay is disputed, its current text is what is used; if there is consensus to change it, it'll be changed, and articles can then be renamed to match the new consensus. Frankly the close of the RM could've in theory gone both

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Also, as a fellow Canadian geek, I'm not proud to say I haven't had time to try out IRC much. I'm generally "on top" on all things Internet-related, but for some reason, I haven't had a reason to jump into IRC before now. Expect me to be there sometime this weekend. What's your preferred client?

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Hopefully, you won't take my initial reservation personal, and it certainly wasn't meant to be. It was a rough week, I'm sure. My RfA wasn't so long ago, and I remember it quite vividly. If you have any questions or if I can help in any way, you should always feel free to ping me. I know how

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Hmmm..."looks like you're going..." is a bit premature, but so far it certainly is going well for you. I have no doubt you noted the concerns brought up in your RfA and that you will learn from it. If you are handed the bit, it's always a good idea to use it sparingly and slowly get used to its

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Thanks for the generous offer. In any case, I believe access to deleted contribs to be invaluable to becoming familiar with CSD, so that's where I'll first go -- I may look at your own extensive history of deletions, if you don't mind, and inquire about any cases for which I have a question. :)

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I don't know whether you are more interested in Permissions type work, which involves checking to make sure someone is giving proper permission for images, and sometimes, text, or for the info queues, which are roughly like the help desk, but from people who know even less about our processes.

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As for my feelings during the RfA, you will note I decided NOT to reply to the early congratulations before the process was over. Some asked me privately whether I was considering withdrawing after the 3RR violation was brought forward -- I did entertain the idea. I was shocked and dismayed at

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Well, I guess part of the swift and harsh reaction was based, at least in part, out of concern for your own safety -- it happens sometimes, as I'm sure you're aware, that younger (and not so younger) users post personal information and it backfires strongly... this is something we try to avoid

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Hey, Salvidrim, just to be double-clear: anything that involves personally identifiable information (which basically means anything that you can't find out from a quick glance at someone's Knowledge user page), and especially things of that magnitude, should never be posted on Knowledge, and

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this promotion and will do well with the tools. I, along with many other editors, believe that this was an isolated mistake that just happened to be during your RfA. I wish you good luck with the tools and whole-heartedly congratulate you on being promoted through the bees' nest that is RFA.

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As for the general RfA process itself, I know Wales' stated intention to make major changes... I was the first RfA started the 2013, and the first 'crat chat since 2011 (and the 'crat chat with the highest percentage of supports, as pointed out by MBisanz), so it is certainly an interesting

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the RfA, but to say I am ashamed that I showed some humanity would be exaggerating. I am angry at myself, at my own lack of attention. The fact I slept a full night's worth between the 3rd and 4th revert certainly influenced my perception and I am unhappy that I let it happen. I believe the

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I also would like to congratulate you (early, but I don't think you'll have a problem). I know there was a significant amount of opposes in there, and that RFA is a crazy place, but you deserved this. Thank you for your contributions to Knowledge and for being willing to accept the role of

5038:, as you've noticed. I am unwilling to start an SPI because it would surprise me greatly that Khanassassin would sockpuppet in this way; however I don't object to it because uninvolved editors may have a clearer view of the situation. Hopefully they'll respond to the concerns shortly. :) 4111:

I understand that and I think something could've been done earlier, but considering that particular IPs clean block log and the fact he hadn't been strongly warned until now, I prefer a shorter block than can be incremented if disruptions resumes than something more drastic right away.

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I'm afraid I don't feel I have enough time to devote to the issue to be truly of help. If and when there is some sort of community discussion, I don't want to have to just "throw it out there" and run away. I want to be able to assist, discuss and take part as much as possible.

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I indeed debated with myself as to whether I should cease editing while the RfA was ongoing, but I decided that wouldn't be very honest, so I carried on as normally as possible. Perhaps not the wisest of decisions, as it seems there was cause for distraction, but I'll live.

5882:. In other words, after the backlog is cleared out, standard procedure should be to close all of the requests just before they reach the backlog. In some cases, though, this means relisting, which also should be done before reaching the backlog. Closing instructions are at 3073: 1686:

page I recently had edited, seen it had changed, looked at the history of edits, seen who had did it, and I saw his comments, and due to the edit comments he left-- I was curious (given his initial nature) and that's where I had seen him leave those "idiot" remarks on

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I'm planning on reorganizing this taskforce's project page pretty soon. I know you don't want to be directly involved in this taskforce, but would you be up for discussing potential changes to the main page? Also, if you're still in favor of renaming the taskforce to

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grats from me too, and an unusual first admin action, not in blocking yourself as that is surprising common (amongst the thousand most active editors it is the most common reason for a block), but deliberately blocking yourself and leaving a 3rr note in the block log

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to see what questions are usually asked – these aren't a formula (though some are standard) and anyone can ask anything else, so it's not a "crib sheet". Prepare yourself for a few days then I'll put the nomination in around next weekend. One thing, your edit record

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to catch the user's edits. I recommend pinging him for further assistance. The user seems to rotate IPs frequently and I haven't been able to find evidence that the user returned to previous IP addresses, so I'm not sure how much good a block extension would do.

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And while I understand your concerns about his previous patterns of editing, I am concerned that they weren't much warned and am reluctant to block until they've had a chance to respond (or ignore) the warnings. I will keep an eye open, however, so do not worry.

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phenomenon to study for the future of RfAs (or whatever the process of sysop selection ends up being called). It was a very unique experience for me, but in the end? I enjoyed it. The questions, the supports, the mistakes and the discussions. Maybe I'm crazy! :)

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I didn't notice this before I commented, but if you pass (and even if you don't) I would strongly suggest that you add a clear talk page link to your usual signature. Admins need to make it easy for the most clueless of newbies to work out how to contact them.

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For the record I posted on your frwiki talk page after he posted on my simplewiki talk page. I then discussed with an frwiki admin and got your talk page there semi-protected for a year. Hopefully he'll get the message, but if not, I'll just have to ignore

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I take criticism as a learning experience. You people worry far too much for me. If I was afraid or harsh words I wouldn't agree to go through with this. Bring on the brutality... what doesn't kill me makes me stronger and words rarely kill people. ;)

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and hopefully this note has made your day a little better. Spread the WikiLove by wishing another user a Happy New Year, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past, a good friend, or just some random person. Happy New Year!

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I edited the Mario series template and added the newly announced 3D Mario Wii U game. However, you removed my change to the template and stated on my userpage that I should create the page first. I can't create articles, so what should I do now?

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Oof, sorry. My sleep schedule is a bit out of whack, I just got up now. Of course I'm interested in OTRS volunteering, hopefully you'll have some more time to for mentoring. I'm not in any list or whatnot, I'm seeking guidance before applying.

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think you know it all. Never be afraid to ask, even if it's something stupidly simple. (I still ask some questions that look like a helpme from a newbie. Don't care. It's quicker than trying to find out the hard way.) Good luck, and keep calm.

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be scrutinised in some detail, so if you've past disputes be prepared to defend your stance (or to apologise for it; having an argument in the past isn't a bar to being an admin). By the way, "a plague on both their houses" is a reference from

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PS we all make mistakes, and get involved in edit wars when we get emotionally involved. Please use this as a learning experience. In general, walking away when one is heated is often the best result. Knowledge is anything but permanent. --

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seen "periods of inactivity" be an rationale for opposing, and that would be my main concern here. Just speaking based off of what I've seen in the past though. Personally, I'd not only give my support but likely argue with the opposers. :)

549:. It's not necessarily "brutal", to be honest. My RfA wasn't, as I recall. There might be some embarrassing re-hashing of a trivial dispute but IME it's only "brutal" if there's a reason – yours or someone else's – to be so. Read 4905:

I'm not specifically saying that article should be created; I'm saying it has to be created before being linked to from the template. If you want to draft it in your own sandbox I'll be happy to review it for you personally. :)

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He hasn't been banned for even a month, and this is atleast the second time he has tried this kind of crap. I personally am not interest in any offers, he's failed to show consistent improvement in over a years worth of time.

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I just wanted to thank you for your partial and fair feedback regarding my incident I registered earlier this evening; I just saw your replies now. I thought I handled it the correct way, and left it as it was. Thanks again.

3474:. Anyway once you've discovered what a faff it is to find the right block message for people have a look at my monobook, some kind person left a nifty script there that gives you a dropdown menu for blocking and templating. 5901:

Hm, I try to chip in when I can, and certainly close a few each week, but my weekday availabilities are still rather limited. But don't worry, the RM backlog is at the top of my clerking list whenever I find some time. :)

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Once confirmed, the OTRS software is confusing at first, at little dated and quirky, but it works. I will be happy to monitor your first few tickets and be available as a sounding board. There is also an email list for

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Well, nobody can say you're not a good sport. (Also, in my experience, if you had been reported to AN3, you would have gotten a warning, not a block. I hope you'll keep that in mind if you ever decide to work there ;-)

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OK. Anyway, I think that you deserve credit for continuing to go about your normal business here during the process, rather than playing safe and just sitting back. But it's a pity that none of us spotted this sooner!

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you're not wikistalking him. But considering his reaction, I think it may be best to avoid further conflict by leaving him alone, personally, and seeking outside help should his behaviour or edits require action. :)

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Well, if the game doesn't even have a title yet, it probably doesn't warrant an article yet. And since things without articles typically don't belong on templates, it probably doesn't belong on the template yet.

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I am not someone who commonly regrets stuff. I make mistakes, like everyone. I admit it, apologize, fix what I can, then learn and grow from it. I must say I am not proud of myself for the 3RR misstep, especially

2841:) for a short, symbolic period of one hour for 3RR violation. I think it is important that this violation should be noted against me, and will do so myself. You are free to disagree, but I think it must be done. 1681:

Oh no, not at all. That's not my nature at all. I wrote a response late last night on my discussion where I indicated how this happened. In short, I simply went through my recent contrib history, clicked on the

553:, see the procedure and the questions and the answers, and if you're still happy with it I'll nominate you next week. Remember though this is a nomination to be WP admin, not initiation to be a follower of the 4351:

I've stopped responding to his messages on my fr.wiki talk page, but I think you did, so it seems he's trying to contact you on other projects now. My apologies. I recommend ignoring him outside on en.wiki. :)

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To be quite honest, I haven't used standard rollback in months, since I started using Twinkle, and I prefer being able to leave edit summaries. I just didn't think it was worth it to request its removal. :)

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active on both sides, I can see it being open for a while longer still. Most of the people who left initial messages are long-time collaborators, so I doubt they'd be offended. But it's up to you Salvidrim.

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For the moment, kind of the second. Guide me through the application process, etc. However if you can make yourself available for mentoring once I have OTRS access, it'd obviously be greatly helpful.

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In case you didn't know, I had to agree to CSD mentoring during my RfA to alleviate concerns, making me the only admin to agree to "sanctions" during his RfA. While it was technically unenforceable,

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I'll wait before changing the WP:VG banner parameter until I am ready to do an AWB run to replace them all at once to avoid "breakage" (this weekend) and will create the category page to go with it.

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Yea, I like making my own templates (as my userspace shows) for personal use, I already have some sort of a mini-dashboard, I expect I'll be vastly expanding it with plenty of new clerking areas. :)

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Thanks for the generous offer. You're (obviously) one of the admins whose example I try to follow, behaviorally, and as you're active on AN-AN/I, I always learn from your approach and opinions. :)

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Lol. Plus it was the fact that just looking at my page you can SEE 2 reasons and one is a very BIG one that I can be kind of touchy about my pages and the way he handed it kind of REALLY upset me!

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which you cited is in effect a disputed essay which has never been verified and is counter the most recent RfC. It isn't surprising it agrees with the editor who wrote it. All the best regards.

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Sounds good, I'll get started on everything this week. And no worries about IRC, it just seems to be one of the preferred methods of communication around here. And right you are! I am actually

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I thought it was 3:1 or 4:1 in favour of Vietnamese names: Ictu/Judith/Norty/Beagel, that's 4 correct? Did I miscount? I won't take it to MRV no, if you believe you were fully informed.

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I have no experience (but some passing knowledge) of that particular... person. However, the mention raises red flags to me, but I'll for the opinion of a more experienced Bambi hunter.

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Yea, I noticed that after posting. I guess there's no being too careful and sometimes it may be preferable to notify "too much" than not enough. No harm done in this particular case. :)

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Looks like you're going to be granted the bit very shortly (and I agree, there is an overall consensus that you can be trusted with it). Hope I continue to see you around. Take care. =)

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I won't have time today now, perhaps tomorrow. Can you let me know your status? I don't see your name int he list of agents. Are you approved recently, or looking to become one?--

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I think I fixed the height problem with my userpage - since you were the person who noticed the problem, do you think you could tell me real quick if I actually did fix it? --

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Hey Salvidrim. First off, belated congrats on becoming an administrator. Secondly, can you look at this editors contributions? I feel like something suspicious is up with it.

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Fully aware, thanks. I'm keeping a watchful eye on the proceedings, even though I feel actively contributing, at this point, isn't helpful, unless directly asked to do so.

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I've a pretty fair idea of the place (having deleted over 20,000 pages - with about four I know of going on to DRV and failing - and restored 98...). Any queries welcomed.

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Hi. As an editor with an interest in video games, and an admin with access to information about deleted files, is there any chance you might be able to shed any light at

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Wow, you're the second one to "formally" put the idea out there this week. Look a few sections up, I think Tonywalton already has plans to nominate me this weekend. :)

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is set up, requests can be closed at any time, but are not intended to remain open for longer than seven days, meaning that all should be closed before they reach the

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Mine wasn't "brutal" either, but I've observed many, especially in preparation for mine, and have seen many go terribly wrong. While Salvidrim has nothing to hide, I

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I know it's premature, but things are looking good, and I don't know how much I'll be online tonight, and I wanted to be first: Congrats on (likely) Adminship!!

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honestly believe that it's a good moment, I'd be happy to accept the nomination. At the very worst it'll be a teaching experience on my work with Knowledge. :)

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It may not be (I'm not an experienced Bambi hunter myself, either... never played Russian roulette...) but persistent editing of a Disney-related article... —

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Oh, don't worry, my life has never been better. I am just taking on a lot more responsibility at work, and 10 hours days tend to eat away at my free time. :)

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they are with others, as it shows they know the bit isn't a stick, but is instead a tool. The really important stuff we do doesn't use the tools, after all.

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I've always wanted something like that Salvidrim - what's the name of that gadget? It seems super useful if you don't want to be constantly checking a page.

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I am already aware, I have the whole shebang watchlisted. Please try to avoid putting yourself in situations that could lead to canvassing accusations.

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Okay, then. I have no doubt that there will be some sort of community discussion going on around here soon. I will see if I can bring this matter up at

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warring that would justify protection until consensus is formed. If further things happen, feel free to ping me back and I'll be very happy to help. :)

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So many people have already commented though... I wouldn't delete all those comments. Anyway, as Hahc said on the BN, he'll still probably be promoted.

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ways, but in the face of cleanly divided consensus I opted for the simpler solution. Feel free to request a MRV if you believe my close was incorrect.

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If you think it's useful you should vote keep at it's RFD. If someone wanted to keep a page or redirect, I'd probably decline a G7 if I were an Admin.

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and see if it needs indefinite semi-protection, as it has been semi-protected twice or thrice now and the vandals just keep on coming back. Thanks! =D

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Thanks; I believe the day a man stops learning is the day he starts dying, so I intend to learn stuff every day for as long as I can still breathe. :)

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that's done, what'll remain is the actual content of the Taskforce's pages, guidelines, scope definition, etc. Obviously I'm mostly experienced with

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is not clerked by a bot because many of the requests remain on the page for weeks. An archiving bot would prematurely archive many of the requests.

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Some days it can seem thankless, but when you can help someone, there is a higher rate of thanks than there is at the help desk, so there's that.

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I'm rather prudent when it comes to any indefinite action, but I just SPP'ed it for a while, hopefully it'll discourage the recurrent vandals. :)

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I thought you were looking for the third, and I am happy to do that for you, but that wouldn't start until after you have applied and accepted.--

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wants to nominate for deletion. I don't know the process well enough to help. She has started, and may think she is done, but it clearly isn't.--

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that was discovered years after the program. They've made a total of zero constructive edits to the project. It's just easier to be rid of them.—

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Don't worry, nobody's perfect. For example, I hadn't thought of using a non-breaking space instead of a space, and it promptly broke stuff. ;)

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Message added 00:09, 3 January 2013 (UTC). It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can

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Don't stop here! Your first vandalism block looks good so my oppose rationale is no longer valid. There's more you can now be trusted with.--

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I like that spirit although I personally would use regular rollback in place of Twinkle at times during mass vandalism attacks. Très bien!--

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Thanks. I haven't looked very deep in the history between you too, and I do wonder how you happened to see his particular post; however I'm

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Thanks for the suggestion -- it had been on my mind for a while. I trust the changes I just made will resolve that particular concern. :)

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Meh. I'll wish a plague on you. You say you're happy to be nominated as an admin – looking at your record I'd be happy to do so. Shall I?

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Ha, that was indeed classy. And you've addressed a concern that a lot of people have - you do have the courage to block an admin! :-) --

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Congratulations from me too. I was there in the crowd but I was so taken up with following the events that I actually forgot to vote! --

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Hello Salvidrim. I saw your name as declining the first BLPPROD of this article. At that point there was a reference in the article -

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in order to remove confusion as also added a few more citations that are all reliable. I am to request you to remove the tags. Thanks.

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Hi. While I could go to RFPP, you're probably the admin whose had the most experience on this page; could you please take a look at

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Thanks for the notification; I replied before your talkback notice came in. I have no intention of avoiding confronting the issue.

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Happy new year! I wish you a good new year and hope you are having as good an evening as I am :) Hope the holidays treat you well!

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Blocked for 48hours since they continued warring after final warning. Will see after if it continues and can increment as needed.

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False. You replied to me! ;) ;) -- Just kidding! Congrats! Looking forward to continuing to working with you, now as Admin!

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Thanks for the suggestion, however I monitor the Help Desk too infrequently to honestly consider myself an active volunteer. :)

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miss a lot last night...would you prefer I delete this section for now? Or feel free to do whatever you want with it yourself.

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Definitely could use another mop handler around here ... hopefully not jinxing it by saying "Congratulations!" too soon! --

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You might also like to add another userbox on your userpage: {{User:EVula/Userboxes/admin since|year=2013|month=1|day=14}}

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Thanks. I placed this in case you weren't checking the page but may have had email notifications enabled. Thanks, anyway.

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Congratulations on surviving a somewhat challenging RFA, and welcome to the caba^H^H^H^HUnion of Applied Mopwielding.

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As a new admin, I hope that I can encourage you to take a stab at closing a dozen of the RM backlog requests. The way

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Bonjour, Salvidrim. I have been considering an addition of an edit filter to prevent abuse from Tailsman67. Thoughts?

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You thought I was joking? HAH! Nope! Salvidrim is doing everything perfectly since the mop as far as I can tell :)

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OMG I thought Addshore was just being fun! Salvi indeed did block himself D: A symbolic gesture, and a good one. —

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At least with me, and probably Salv, being admin, its pretty easy to block him now, considering he only stalks us.

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extensively and will gladly accept your nomination, whenever you're ready. Next weekend does seem appropriate. :)

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change) an indef would definitely not apply. A good long block, okay, if this is not dynamic, but if it is ... —

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Hello again, Salvidrim. ProtoDrake was concerned that the issue with Niemti, who is currently the subject of an

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Yea, well, the way it was handled wasn't ideal, but I hope you understand the reasoning behind the reaction. :)

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited

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Glad to see a new admin getting to work on the substantial RM backlog. Your contributions are appreciated! --

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Hello. Can you please take a look at these two discussions regarding the recent Wasteland 2 edits over at

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has to be one of the most humble and most good-humoured things I have ever seen here on WP - a class act.

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No problem, I don't mind filling in for Salvidrim when he's wrapped up in real life stuff. (Assumeably.)

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intimidating the tools can be for the first few weeks, and I'm always willing to help a fellow editor.

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Well I must say you're sending me to rather interesting articles tonight! And as I've said, I have read

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Also, you might want to think about slowing down and easing into things a bit at first; I know I did...

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powers. If you aren't, then you'll get it next time, provided you keep your nose clean. All the best,

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is where to request it. It should be possible to filter any sockmaster but it can be very difficult.--

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the Resident Evil 6 after being blocked. Isn't it time to block the IP or protect the article again?

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Hi there, you indicated interest in reviving, renaming, and reorganizing the Pro gaming taskforce of

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or an SPI don't look possible unless someone else who knows this LTA better in terms of his behavior

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OK, the crat chimed in, now go forth and fight vandalism, clean up redirects, and handle AfDs! :) --

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You want someone to talk to as you are doing the process, to help make sure you are doing it right.

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I think a bit of levity is crucial to avoid growing sour and tired when dealing with AN-AN/I. :)

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In case you don't already know, your RfA has been closed pending a CratChat. The chat is located

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Thanks for that. I (I'm an admin, by the way) have long despaired about the crap that's aired at

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As of now it displays perfectly in my browser, even with different zoom levels. Excellent work!

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Lol not happy with the welcome I have gotten either. Talk about Bitting the new guys head off!

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You want a better understand of the process, so you can write an informed request for approval

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I'm sorry if I've been posting too much on your talk page, but this is to let you know about

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You know you have my support! RFA can be extremely brutal though, so definitely be prepared.

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whatsoever. If it was proposed for deletion and was uncontested, that's all that matters.

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Did you want to work on OTRS? I have some time this morning, although tomorrow is better.

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You might also like to add the userbox on your userpage: {{User wikipedia/Administrator}}

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I've put some notes about the suggestion to merge this into the New Albion article there.

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I've seen you actively in the Help desk, so you should mention your experience there.

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Oops, that was me, I apparently didn't see the big 'YOU ARE NOT LOGGED IN' banner. --

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It's OK to remove this message. Also, to stop receiving these messages, follow these

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Not the promotion, but what you did right after it. That made my day for tomorrow.—

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I never made it around to supporting your actual RFA but I was there in spirit! You

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No problem. I have a gadget to receive Watchlist notifications, so I did see it. :)

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Can you help me out with a favor? I asked at IRC but no response. The subject of

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I will freely admit that even after reading the RfD request, I have a hard time

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Can you point me to any previous discussion that ascertains consensus that this

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Only somewhat challenging, eh? Hate to see what a challenging RFA looks like. —

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With an hour left and 80%+, I think it's fair to make assumptions like this. :)

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

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You want a better understand of the process, so you can decide whether to apply

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Who knows what's going on in your mind, Kurtis. I distrust people with beards.

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Congratulations on becoming a mandatory discussion item on every future RfB !

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And I wondered why the last few section links in the TOC stopped working. :)

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So far it's going well = "looks like you're going..." in my mind, Drmies. =)

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This may not necessarily be an easy thing to do. If you think it's necessary

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swept up in the controversy against my better judgment has left me puzzled.

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Category:Knowledge Administrators whose first action was to block themselves

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too, but I'll stop short of wishing plague on anyone... for the moment. :)

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Just out of curiosity, has anyone ever been blocked during a serious RfA?

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Hey Salvidrim! Here is a userbox you might like to put on your user page:

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Sure thing, I'll make it a bit easier to read and upload a new version.

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Aye, definitely something going on. It seems the issue is being handled

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Best of luck being an administrator here at Knowledge! Warmest regards,

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Knowledge:Administrators'_noticeboard/Incidents#Reporting_User_Hari7478

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Congrats, finally. It's been a hair pulling week for me too :)--v/r -

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You might like to add the topicon on your userpage: {{administrator}}

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the need to address. Apologies if this ends up scattered and trivial.

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Congraturations! And I thought the self-block was a nice touch. :) —

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Good luck being a sysop! Wishing the best for your future endeavors!

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I'm not very proud of the welcome (parts of) Knowledge have given you

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Knowledge:Administrators' noticeboard/Requests for closure/Archive 6

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on IRC, sorry for the mistake! I'm usually idling in #wikipedia-en.

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Sorry for the late reply, ironically, I'm swamped with OTRS work.

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Quick note -- your userpage says you're Ecliptica, not Entropy? :)

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Just be careful it's not Bambifan, he's shown up a bit recently. —

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An early congratulations on being handed the mop. Use it well! --

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Square Enix#Character designer question

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administrator. It's a difficult role, but I think you'll do well.

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Feature: "Strengthening and utilizing WP:VGs inter-language links"

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Thanks for your edits on Theories on the location of New Albion.

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The board is clerked manually. When requests are archived from

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I'm always happy to close requests in my general area of work,

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for instructions on how to make an article without an account.

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Hear hear... (you don't really need that penitence though) —

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Congratulations. Wish you all the best with the admin tools.

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I don't want to be a party-pooper, folks, but do be aware of

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Hello, Salvidrim!. Please check your email; you've got mail!

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I do and I hope you understand my rather emotional reaction.

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and also the proposal to ban him from the VG project is now

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Phoenix (wargaming magazine)

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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Duh, that would explain it! Not just clueless newbies... :)

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Talk:Syndicate (video game)#In-game image - which platform?

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For reminding me that even AN/I can produce chuckles with

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I'm certainly happy to help with implementing changes. :)

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regarding this in case you'd like to join the discussion!

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editor doesn't make his opinion less valid than yours. :)

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The CratChat is going well so congrats on your promotion.—

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I don't consider it penitence, I consider it honesty. :)

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It's a Chrome extension called "Knowledge Watchlist". :)

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The WikiProject Video Games Newsletter (4th Quarter 2012)

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Well considering the arguments at RfD and the fact that

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One more thing, did you want to rename the taskforce to

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Thanks for your vigilance! Seems I had also overlooked

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which you declined a G7 SD on is not the same thing as

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Knowledge:Bn#Knowledge:Requests for adminship/Salvidrim

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from yours only in a few places. I really don't think

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Please see Talk:Theories on the location of New Albion

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And I hope that you will become an admin soon. Cheers!

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before taking this to ANI/AN if possible. :-) Thanks,

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It also helps to ward off Alzheimers, so it's said...

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And I was wondering, how is your adminship going? :)

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In any case, I'll take a harsh RfA over a plague. ;)

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Hey Salvidrim! Wishing you a very happy New Year :)

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Congratulations! 6081:Heads up, Fladrif has proposed a ban on Niemti at 5999:, was not yet brought up at AN or ANI as noted in 5207:exists, I understand why this one is unneeded. :) 4085:Considering this IP's been doing the same edit to 902:That's because you're already on my talk page. ;) 3456:Brookie :) { - he's in the building somewhere!} 2997:(Shows how long you have been an administrator - 2659:Blocking yourself as your first action, love it! 5991:Regarding the recent banning discussion at WP:VG 4764:, evaded the block by using another IP address, 4709:User:Colonel Warden/Phoenix (wargaming magazine) 3123:You are the first I have ever heard of or seen. 1811:Allow me to present you with the admin t-shirt! 5476:Disambiguation link notification for January 27 2623:And now you finally get my congrats too :-) -- 1460:To receive future editions of this newsletter, 369:}} to their talk page with a friendly message. 331:}} to their talk page with a friendly message. 6360:Sorry things are hectic, hope all is well. :) 5657:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Realms of Kaos 2091:Early congrats from me too. Good luck! (＾▽＾) 886:I can't seem to click on the added character? 6442:Thank you for the good closes you've done at 5635:Hello, Salvidrim!. You have new messages at 5382:The application process is straightforward. 4988:Hello, Salvidrim!. You have new messages at 4321:, where I mentioned your information page. -- 2193:Hello, Salvidrim!. You have new messages at 5386:is the page to throw your name in the hat. 4583:Knowledge:WikiProject Video games/Pro gaming 2958:Congratulations for winning the real mop!!! 2759:I prefer the terms "highly interesting". ;) 6420:Hi Salvidrim. In response to your comment 6058:Knowledge talk:Requests for comment/Niemti 5319:Can you clarify what you are looking for? 4682:Please userfy this to me, as you suggest. 2195:Knowledge:Requests for adminship/Salvidrim 5066: 5017:Special:Contributions/Thorin Lindenshield 4655:Sounds like a plan! Thanks for the help! 4587:Knowledge:WikiProject Video games/eSports 3821:. I think it's time for a lengthy block.— 3607:why that was suddenly the bottom section! 546:was uns nicht umbringt, macht uns stärker 4187:before recommending a course of action. 1836: 1806: 4422:, how do we go about doing so? Thanks! 3110:I think it would be very populated! ;) 2587:Way to go! Glad this was an "almost" — 813:Any reason for not being nominated for 14: 4401:a section on that taskforce's talkpage 4257:(Oh, and CONGRATULATIONS for the RFA!) 1188:The WikiProject Video Games Newsletter 365:Spread the New Year cheer by adding {{ 327:Spread the New Year cheer by adding {{ 51:Do not edit the contents of this page. 5453:Hey, do you have some time to review 3794:for months now, and originally under 3379:Congratulations on passing your RfA. 3138:If it's me, then thanks Addshore! :) 3790:has apparently been edit warring on 3013: 2033: 1464:to sign up on the distribution list. 1311:Changes to Featured and Good content 1304: 1236: 979: 766: 32: 5682:, which I've now G8'ed as well. :) 5144:, it's creation was unintentional. 4230:For all your admin work so far. ;) 4046:articles. 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