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choreographer and/or perhaps leading figure in dance as I can find. None of these people will know anything about the career of this child of Jerome and Ethel's. Hell, I knew damn little about her over most of my professional life. She never talked about that period of her life, though she did tell me a few incidents about dancing in Broadway shows (which she did over a span of five or six years after Carnegie Hall). Actually Ethel opened the door to her first show by setting up a meeting with Earl Carroll and brought along Virginia's scrapbook, which had to be something to see.

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dance to when she went on stage. (The Vogue article seemed to confirm that fact among others.) There were no rehearsals, no choreographer, or dance teacher watching her to make suggestions or corrections. The very nature of these performances was that the dancing was coming purely out of the child's imagination and response to the music. Isadora Duncan would seem to have been the closest parallel in dancing to what this child did, but she worked out her highly effective dance performances and certainly rehearsed them to the music she would be hearing.

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Ghetto" or even how children were dressed. They did not live in rags, as the pictures Riis provided as "evidence" might suggest. Yes, life in the tenements was quite crowded, but it was also an extraordinary time and place to be alive. Anyway I am a first-rate researcher (with 23 years of experience working for many of the largest law firms in the country helping to defend major music artists and writers from false attacks on their reputations. I only turned to investigating the subject of the lower East Side about three years ago.

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subjective/laudatory, and they admitted to sharing an account, which goes against Knowledge policy. The Knowledge community prizes "neutral point of view" and citation of reliable 3rd party subjects very highly. Editors are also (quite rightly) suspicious of people they suspect are trying to push an agenda, polish a reputation, or have other conflict of interest issues--it is not easy defending the ideals of the encyclopedia genre in world full of advertisers and spammers! However, it seems from reading the

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centers, no two of which operate in the exact same way. Every accession we bring in physically has its own deed which (hopefully) clarifies its legal status with regard to intellectual property. The Smithsonian owns the copyright to some of the items we have the physical rights to, but not always, and not everything. So, when it comes to putting images on Commons, we typically have to take it collection by collection--or even item by item--to make sure the rights situation is clear.

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contribute to these efforts, I would definitely encourage you to register for a Knowledge account and start editing the article yourself. However, if you are not interested in the twin challenges of wading through wiki markup and dealing with the community, another option might be for you to send me text or suggested revisions and I could work them into the article. Finally, you can also always post suggestions of text or published sources on the

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highly successful live-and-film black-tie event at Lincoln Center paying tribute to Fred Astaire. My partner and I first flew to California and held a series of meetings with Mr. Astaire going through all of his films and details of his career as a dancer. We then worked out a format for the evening we all felt comfortable with and my partner and I then came back to New York for months of editing and organizing the show.

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for Thomas Birch. Where online can I find out how to correctly categorize this image? I see "Southeast View of 'Sedgeley Park'" (also by Thomas Birch) as an example of correct categorization (media, artist, etc.), but I don't understand how to categorize new images. Help! (...and did I even contact you in the correct manner?) Sorry, I have schedule conflicts with upcoming Knowledge events in DC.

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to hit "save!" For extra safety, you can paste the userspace template {{Userspace draft|date=March 2013}} at the top of the page, which lets other editors know it is a draft, and also tells the search engines not to index it. You can ask other editors to provide feedback on your work while it is still in your userspace without going through any formal channels.

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I started doing a little bit of work on it and then previewing it. My concern is if I save it (which I should do) is this then going to be reviewed prematurely as happened the last time (my mistake). I could tell from the instructions how to properly use the sandbox since there is already material on

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Oh, yes, one other added observation. What was happening with Virginia was not one child doing an improvisation to a piece of music for two or three minutes. We're talking about a complete afternoon or evening program of various pieces of music performed in front of an audience. That means the dancer

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In any case, when Earl Carroll saw the kind of dancing Viginia was famous for, he knew it could never work in his musical revue. So about the only thing he could do with her was put her into the chorus somewhere. Of course, at this point she had no music training and didn't even know how to do a time

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I am just about to send this message to an editor named Mkdw. I thought I'd also take the liberty of sending you a copy since you seem quite knowledgeable about Knowledge and also expressed an interest in what I had done with Ethel's listing. Please forgive me for interrupting your Sunday or whenever

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In May 2012 I emailed NAMH curators William L. Bird and Harry R. Rubenstein with questions about the poster's provenance but I did not hear back. Lester C. Olson and James J. Kimble say that there are only two original posters in the world, one at NatArchives and one at NAMH. I wonder who it was that

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I am often troubled with the seemingly restrictive copyright laws in the USA, particularly in regard to photographs of public sculpture. I also have been led to believe that images at the Smithsonian are in the public domain. And in this case when I say "Smithsonian" I am in particular referring to

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Hi Okita2! From what I can see you are doing things right so far! And yes, this is a proper way to contact me. The search function on Commons can be a little bit hit or miss sometimes. Typically you add categories during upload, but you can see/add new categories after the fact as well by clicking

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When you feel the article is ready for publication, don't bother going through the "submit for review" a.k.a. "Articles for Creation" (AfC) process, which primarily exists to help anonymous editors who are not registered on Knowledge. You are a confirmed and registered editor, so here is your best

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You are not being dumb, just cautious! Knowledge's interface can be really confusing sometimes. My understanding and experience is that if you create any page within your userspace (any sub-directories to the right of /User:BEDownes/), it will not be considered submitted for publication. Feel free

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I think I'm just being a little dumb again. I started a page on Virginia Myers as you suspected I would. I only wanted to start in with some information and then add to it in the weeks or months to come before it would be ready for the general public to view. I read again about the best way to start

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It is now probable, if not certain, that Jerome Myers was one of the two or three greatest artist-historians this country has ever produced. This observation appears no where in the article I provided to Knowledge. And it shouldn't yet. First of all, I'm his grandson. What would be needed to back up

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I just found a note saying you were already being kind enough to review what I've done with the Ethel Myers page. I'm not sure if you're looking at it in sort of its final condition. I should have contacted you to tell you want had gone on, but I was a bit exhausted at the time, and my wife had been

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The next thing I learned was Mkdw had then reviewed it and quite properly responded with "Submission declined on 20 January 2013 by Mkdw (talk). This submission provides insufficient context for those unfamiliar with the subject matter. Please see the guide to writing better articles for information

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I appreciate your interest in regard to the Mail Art entry. I see that you work for the Archives of American Art. My Papers on Mail Art are included there. I have also written frequently on the subject. I have placed facets of my collection with the Getty Research Center and MOMA/Ny, in addition to

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The images are not in the public domain. We don’t have the copyright on any of the photos in SIRIS, and we can’t give permission to reproduce the images. We’ve been scanning at low resolution for reference purposes only. We always recommend researchers contact the owner of the artwork to obtain

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frankly, copyright infringement is (generally speaking) an even bigger one. In a weird way, I'm sort of glad Knowledge is so conservative about infringement--it speaks to the integrity of the project. Many thanks for your hard work, and I will certainly keep asking around for additional sources!--

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I understand your frustration for sure, but am glad that you had a copy of the text so that we can keep working on it together. I am sorry that the 10 hour time window didn't allow me to chime in on the talk page, but oh well. Don't worry--we will get it done! Zealous deletion is a problem, but

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Sara, I missed some important details. How does one correctly categorize an image one is uploading? I recently uploaded one image to Wiki Commons from an Internet source: 'An American Shore Scene' by Thomas Birch, 1827.jpg . But oops! This new image does not even come up in a search in Wiki Commons

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I've bored you long enough with hypotheticals. You're released until I come sneaking up on you again. Thanks much. And, by the way, you may have noticed I made a few minor changes in Ethel's article. Just pushed the mother-daughter picture down and bit so Ethel's Ashcan picture now sits beside the

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Yes, you did have to clean up a few places where a subjective tone crept into my text. I did try to avoid that trap from the start, but I still slipped here and there. It definitely brought a smile to my lips as I saw you protecting the integrity of the article. Thank you. It's always dangerous to

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I have carefully reviewed your changes and revisions in my submission. You really do first-rate work and I'm in total agreement about essentially all the changes you made, both in format and content. I note you've been at this "game" with Knowledge for over six years. How great a thing to be doing

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I am pretty sure that I took those pictures and with a bit of luck could even locate the negatives. (Yes, in hand). Does the fact that SIRIS has published these pictures on their website, (and that they are presumably copyright free) mean that I can scan my negatives and that those images are also

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I only bring this up because I do have some professional knowledge of the challenges of a live performance and what this extraordinary child had to be facing. Just looking at one of the many programs for her performances, there was well over an hour of music involving many different composers and

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Yes, your suspicions about me are correct. Virginia Myers is the next item on my Knowledge "to do list." Still it's going to be some time in coming. I need to speak to some key dance people at The Library of Performing Arts at Lincoln Center for starters. Most important, I need get to as famous a

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P.S. - I should add, no CV required! That is the beauty of Knowledge: credentials are not important, as long as we all follow policies and best practices and cite verifiable, published 3rd party sources. It it tricky, as you say, to stay neutral when you are related to the subject; we can't use

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My work product was identified as "Articles for creation/Ethel Myers" I thought I was perhaps confused over how I made the mistake. It seemed perhaps better just to start over again (yes, my mistake here) with a fresh document. I created the document as User:BDDownes/Ethel Myers and completed it

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were a straightforward federal agency that collected only government created/owned records and works, then everything in our possession would clearly be in the public domain. However, we are a quasi-federal trust instrumentality of the US government, comprised of 27 distinct museums and research

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I didn't mean to go on at such length, but here's what really startled me about all this. I do have a significant background in many aspects of show business. Perhaps this credit is worth mentioning since it does have some connection with the world of dance. I was co-producer and co-writer for a

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Still there was one small problem for Mr. Carroll. He had rolled the dice and had never actually seen Virginia dance. All the dances she had created over the years were totally improvisational--going all the way back to the age of 4. She often would not even have heard the music she was going to

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own the item--like a search engine. So, when you find something of interest to you in SIRIS, look down to where it says "Repository." In the case of "Raising the Flag," you will see the repository is the Smithsonian American Art Museum. That museum is the one who can most reliably tell you the

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Also we should talk at some length about Jerome Myers and the misinformation that has been swirling around his work since around the early 1950's until today. Milton Brown was the worst in leading the band. He obviously knew nothing about the lower East Side, the daily neighborhood life of "the

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Hi BEDownes, Since your message I can see that you have updated the article and resubmitted it for review. I have begun reviewing it myself and will probably approve and publish it soon. You have clearly provided lots of context, addressing the earlier concern expressed by Mkdw, and you have

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My current plan is to continue adding reliable sources in place of those hideous "citation needed" tags--I have to make it trip to the library this week for some print sources. I also think that the whole article could be more comprehensive and better organized overall. If you would like to

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I started doing a little bit of work on it and then previewing it. My concern is if I save it (which I should do) is this then going to be reviewed prematurely as happened the last time (my mistake). I could not tell from the instructions how to properly use the sandbox since there is already

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While I did create my first Knowledge article over six years ago, it is only in the last couple of years that I started editing on a more regular basis, largely because I met some Wikipedians in "real life" who helped mentor me, giving me new technical skills & increasing my confidence.

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article from its present state of disrepair. I agree that the work of Vittore Baroni and Keith Bates was a good start; the problem is that they did not use consistent footnotes to cite published sources that verified their assertions. In addition, their tone sometimes veered towards the

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I am relieved that you were not offended by my edits to your work! You did such an amazing job bringing the facts of Ethel's life and art together, I simply did not want the article to be tainted with any accusations of bias from the community. I do hope you will reserve some subjective

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Earl Carroll took a look at the reviews and immediately signed Virginia to a contract as one of the featured acts for his big new musical revue "Earl Carroll's Vanities of 1924." I think the show became more famous for the amount of nudity in it, rather than for any great pretensions of

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When I started on the page, my first work was just completing the Infobox entries. When I finished entering that information (which was to be just the start of my work), I wanted to just save what I had done and must have accidentally selected "submit," thinking I was saving it.

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can not get away with just a few of her favorite moves and twirls and hold the audience's attention. There has to be much more variety and surprise in what she will be doing over the course of the performance to keep the audience's attention and enthusiasm. Not an easy job.

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The answer is that I don't know who owns the rights to the SOS images (the project? the museum? the photographer?) but I am going to contact someone right now who can help us find out. I will let you know as soon as I learn more. The good news is that the

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in May 1982: "Poster Art for Patriotism's Sake". What was the impetus for the poster to be re-examined by SI or National Archives people? Was it reproduced for sale prior to May 1982? Perhaps there are records kept of who looked at the poster and when.

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Anyway I'm going to copy the page so I can restore it that way. But it doesn't seem to make sense to do that if that then means someone is going to review it long before I feel it is ready. It may take months yet before I feel confident to do that.

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Anyway, again my thanks for your contacting me. I am an interesting guy. If you'd like a c.v. of mine I'd be glad to send it along. It may add a little to my credibility and the range of my background - more in show business than American history.

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Thanks for leaving this question up Sara! I managed to do it to my latest article again, but happily Northamerica1000 found it in articles for review and did so. Great advice above for the intermittent user! And thanks for the Barnstar! ::

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step. But she struggled on and was able to learn enough of the basics to find some place in the chorus. (The standard of dancing was not that high in those days.) The irony is she was probably the highest paid chorus girl Carroll ever hired.

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Whenever I feel uncertain about how to proceed on Knowledge, I consciously decide to err on the side of boldness :). The experienced editors in the community will let you know if you've made any mistakes, and they will help you to fix

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I'm still so new to many things about Knowledge that even responding, or adding to a talk page, can be a little daunting in terms of how it should best be done. Still selecting a "New Section" should make sure I'm reaching you.

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article. I hope to get myself to NYC this October to see the centennial exhibit. It's strange that they could not get it together for late February/early March (right now!) to correspond exactly with the centennial anniversary.

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that statement and make it proper for a Knowledge, would be to have a number of leading experts in the field confirm that observation. I'm about to present a very well documented case that they provide just that information.

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Thank you for the compliment. You raise a very interesting question! I will consult the reference staff at the Smithsonian Archives and Smithsonian Libraries and see if I can help to find you a good answer. Stay tuned!

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I noted that at the past meetup no one seems to have expressed interest doing an Edna Reindel page. Is this so? Incidentally, on that meetup page I added a few additional places to look for Edna Reindel information.

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You wrote on my wall and so I'm saying Hi, back. Yes, I'll be at ARLIS. I actually live in L.A. I also notice that you and I have been editing on Knowledge for almost the exact amount of time. Would love to meet you.

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Knowledge properly held up its hand and said not so fast, buddy, there is already an Ethel Myers page registered in the system (or words to that effect.) That made perfect sense to me once I understood the problem.

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styles of music (not including encores). The only way I can conceive of bringing this off is with a child that has an extraordinary feeling for music and improvisation matched with an enormous amount of poise.

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the SIRIS database. I can not believe that the sculptors (or their heirs) whose works are displayed on the data base have been contacted and have released these images to the public domain. I worked in the

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copyright free? What about pictures that were sent to the SIRIS (actually, SOS!) but not put on the website? Are they copyright free too? And so it goes. It is too bad tha the USA does not have

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clearly demonstrated the notability of the subject. My only concerns at this point are a few minor formatting points, as well as making sure the article adheres to Knowledge's policy for

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for unambiguous copyright violation of the Smithsonian Institution. For a grand total of 10 hours and 27 minutes to make corrections. Thanks for awarding me the Smithsonian barnstar.

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AAA. the entry on Mail Art was ably advanced by Vittore Baroni and Keith Bates, but has been tampered with the past year to disastrous effect. How can I help you? John Held, Jr.

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Is there anything this should tell us about the world of dance? Might other children find such a magic inside themselves if ever given the chance? It's an interesting question.

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Is there a way I, as the creator of the first page, could just ask to have it deleted. If that was possible I could then just re-submit the full article I properly created as

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If you can take a look at the page I completed for Ethel Myers atUser: BDDownes/Ethel Myers you'll see where I was headed. I apologize for my early mistake <bdownes: -->

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reminiscences and speculation for your own memoirs though--what a fascinating family history. And am I wrong in guessing that Victoria's article will be up next? ;)

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I though there was a warning that it was dangerout to paste over. I certainly could do it. Or would it possibly destroy history or something <bdownes: -->

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I do apologize for being late in getting back to you. I would very much like to know your comments about the final version that <nonsenseferret: -->

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Or do I need to somehow convert it into "Articles for creation" in some way? Thanks for any thoughts you might have as the best way to handle this.

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project. Since you have complimented me on being organized, I am going to try and live up to that image by breaking down my answer into a list ;)

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Mr. Held, what a pleasure to be contacted by you! Your collection at AAA is one of my primary inspirations for attempting to rescue the

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Hi Carptrash, Here is the response I got from staff of the Inventories of American Painting and Sculpture--I wish it were better news!

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on March 14. (There's also an all day workshop on March 15; let me know if you are interested, we may be able to add more people.)

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I had gone on to the live support page and I saved the dialogue I was having there and the very helpful work they had done for me.

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at the James Buchanan Memorial at Meridian Hill Park. We would love to see you there, so sign up and bring something fun for the

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material on Ethel Myers there. If I wanted to use the sandbox technique do I just dump the earlier text or what? I'm not sure.

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a new page, and I thought creating a sub-page would probably be the best choice. The title is User:BEDownes/Virginia_Myers/

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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In honor of Women's History Month, the Smithsonian and the National Museum of Women in the Arts are teaming up to organize a

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a new page, and I thought creating a sub-page would probably be the best choice. The title is User:BEDownes/Virginia_Myers/

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we like to leave the old versions in the page history so we can see what was changed in newer submissions <bdownes: -->

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Go to the main English Knowledge and search for the exact name of the article you wish to create, (i.e. Virginia Myers).

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There was so little in the first scratch version I did, it really isn't needed as a comparison <nonsenseferret: -->

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like you. Please come by the Teahouse to celebrate with us, and enjoy this sparkly cupcake badge as our way of saying

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Earlier today I finished my primary work on the Ethel Myers page. The identification of the page (or location) is

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to Commons, so I hope they will quickly be able to understand your perspective as a Wikipedian/Wikimedian. Best,

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Gerald Shields photographed this group at the Archives of American Art Women in the Arts WikiMedia Edit-o-thon.

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Gerald Shields photographed this group at the Archives of American Art Women in the Arts WikiMedia Edit-o-thon.

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Gerald Shields photographed this group at the Archives of American Art Women in the Arts WikiMedia Edit-o-thon.

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long. In addition, we will be exhibiting the finalists of the Wiki Loves Monuments photo contest at the event.

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at Busboys & Poets on 5th St NW & K St NW near Mt Vernon Square. The area is easily accessible by the

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I am now disappointed in the 10 hour time to make changes so I am stepping away from the keyboard for a while.

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Hi Sarasays, since you are interested in meetups in DC, I'd like to invite you to attend the Cato Institute's

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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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to you hearts content. Please get others to help, edit, change. After all that is what Knowledge is about.

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I hope this gives you a little more confidence moving forward. One of my favorite Knowledge slogans is

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Paste in the article from your userspace (make sure to get rid of the userspace template at this point)

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Do I now check over what you've done and then submit it for use on Knowledge? <nonsenseferret: -->

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Ethel Myers there. If I wanted to use the sandbox technique do I just dump it or what. I'm not sure.

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Hi Carptrash. Thanks very much for your message, and a special thanks for your contributions to the

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Hi Sara! I stumbled across this today while writing a bit about some artists in Smithsonian holdings

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For your encouragement, dedication, and sandbox during the reconstruction of the article about the

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Thanks for all your help with Wiki stuff, and especially for creating the delightful SIL Barnstar!

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project and took some of the pictures. An example. Glenna Goodacre's "Raising the Flag" found

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did relating to Ethel's work and what new information this article may have brought to light.

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Not really a new topic, but a thank you for the care and attention you've given my submission

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If so, join us on Saturday, July 14, for the annual WikiWomen's Luncheon (fka WikiChix Lunch)

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Thanks Sarah! From what I can tell, once this users' contributions are reviewed, the image

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really helped things quite a bit and he handled the paste-in to the Articles_for_creation.

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I don't think that I thanked you for this, so . . . . . . . . . . . ....... thanks.

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you can make edits - you may want to make your own adjustments <nonsenseferret: -->

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i've already tried to make the formats a bit more standards compliant <bdownes: -->

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there is a backlog so it might take a while <nonsenseferret: -->

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you get this. I just sensed this might get a little complicated.

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