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4440: 1050:, so we also need to consider the orthogonal dimension of whether to immediately take the action at all. For instance we could: purposefully leave it for someone else; sleep on it; do something else for a while and then do it if no-one has already done so; pretend that we didn't see it; give advice; wait until someone else has taken the action and then complain that they did it wrongly, etc. And, of course, each of these possible decisions has its own area of greyness to consider. It looks likely that several different colours in a multi-dimensional space would be needed to accurately model the problem. — 5739:

sycophantically glorified the landowning families who bought them); avoidance of modern online sources which can be checked; hagiography of gentry and nobility who may have no intrinsic notability; inability to discern significant detail from dross; use of Latin rather than English; use of archaic rather than 21st century English (instead of having children like the rest of us plebs, these elevated souls have “issue” or “progeny”); and downright arrogance and rudeness in avoiding reasoned discussion and reverting other editors who try to remove, correct or enhance the text. Good luck to you all....

4384: 2867:, except for a couple of vandal-puppeteers who keep choosing names that get bot-reported (Referendum-troll has a fair number that get listed by the bot under the 40+-characters criterion, for example). There's some specific filters I keep an eye on every now and then, but those are mostly the allow-and-tag kind or the sleeper-account-throttle, and even then under specific circumstances. (Whack-an-evading-troll, certain types of raids/strikes, certain types of real-life events or social media developments that tend to involve several pages and several editors but aren't raids 5374: 3032:

not really dealt with much. One of the few persistent vandals I can say that about, which I suppose explains why currently both my userpage and usertalk are semi-protected. Trying to decide whether I want to see about getting the talkpage unprotected or just wait for it to run through. I just can't be arsed to care about what a vandal has to say about me, I guess. (Hell, some of JarlaxleArtemis' abusive mails from 2015 should still be somewhere in my email inbox—too much effort to click delete. XD) I mean, all it means is that I've got to be doing something

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out to be misspelled and what-have-ye, or that consist of 1-2 lines, an infobox and if one's lucky, half the needed categories, a stub-template that's at least near what it should be and one or two "External links" that really are general references. (And that half of the time point to a place from whereon one can search for the info used, instead of the exact location of that info. Or, on the other hand, seven-lines-long ref-urls that can safely be stripped of the last 5-6 lines and still point at the same place)

4528:. I've always admired people who can follow large projects like that through to completion (unless they get totally possessive about their own work, of course). It's not in my nature to do that – I flit about a lot, as my contribs indicate. I have, though, collected rather a lot of books about Devon, and sporadically feel some responsibility to make use of all that paper and printing ink. Let me know if it might contain anything useful for something you're doing: I'll be pleased to look it up for you. — 4023:. The real problem, for a certain type of person, is that books always expand to overflow whatever space is available for them, so neither a garage nor a library wing are viable solutions. I have a friend who used his oven for storage and just used the rings on top for cooking. Several of my "temporary" bookshelves are supported by the cardboard rolls that held A4 rolls of photocopy paper in the late 1970s. Good and sturdy, just the right height for many paperbacks, and look reasonable if painted :) — 777: 4292:: Be sure to record the two-factor authentication key and the single use keys. If you lose your two factor authentication and do not have the keys, it's possible that your account will not be recoverable. Furthermore, you are encouraged to utilize a unique password and two-factor authentication for the email account associated with your Wikimedia account. This measure will assist in safeguarding your account from malicious password resets. Comments, questions, and concerns may be directed to the 1120:

losing the arm after all), but the problem with internalised processes is that they are, as the term says, internalised. We cannot witness them; we may see some of their symptoms and their results (or, if the result is one that leads to no (visible) action, not even that), but we see not the process itself—we cannot even necessarily see whether or not such a process has taken place at all. As a result, we can at best make guesses in regards to this; guesses that depend yet once more on the

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accounts. I don't see his archaic style of writing or excursions into unrelated topics as major problems either, except when he changes any improvements back to his preferred version. However, his extensive use of ancient unreliable sources and original research, and his combative attitude and lack of interest in the community are, to me, problems for Knowledge, and I still believe that he should be publishing his research on a website of his own, not here.

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that rollback had been replaced by some eye-candy rotating circle and a popup instead of the (to me) obvious display of a diff showing what you've just done, so you can check it: who wouldn't want that? And then I discovered it didn't work well with Twinkle, screwing up my well-practiced AV workflow. And then this morning almost everything javascripty had stopped working altogether on the browser I use. As I write this, rollback

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isn't much else known about the species yet and small content additions over hundreds of pages are likely to be disregarded by a fair number of folks, but oh well—and more AFD/the various other deletion processes experience should be the main three. Most other areas I've either got covered already anyway (like AIV, which accounts for about 2-2.5% of my edits), are helpful but not strictly necessary, or both.

2945:). Monitoring the filters separately doesn't reveal when multiple filters are triggered by the same attempted edit, which is the best indicator of vandalism. And to make it even less user-friendly, although the private filter numbers are shown in the irc feed, they aren't shown in the Abuselog, even though the filter descriptions are shown there, which makes it possible to work out the filter number via the 4832: 3081: 2905: 1141: 1111: 933: 4180: 2794: 686: 3886: 4760: 5001:, we are exploring ways in which new filtering capabilities can better support different review activities. As part of this effort we are considering how some of the ideas could be integrated into Huggle among other tools, and we want to better understand how these tools are used, identify where and how the new filters can be more useful, and discuss some initial ideas. 1125:

regarding the presence or absence of the action-taker's internal course. Though, of course, in the eyes of the percipient, the context itself then too influences the shade more than just provides clues to the action-takers thoughts—sometimes balancing the perception, more frequently giving an ever-so-slight additional push in the direction of the shade's perception.

3976:. Things not being where they should be is an obstinate annoyance, so I'm glad you found them. It sounds as if you have the same 'too many books' problem as me (boxes in the garage in my case). I still haven't acquired a copy of Somers Cocks' book, though as my absence from here indicates, my interests have temporarily moved on to other things. I'll be back :) — 5181:. I see you have had a little to do with the Devon Wikiproject, which suggested to me that you either live/lived there or there was another connection, which is why i've come to you; I apologise if I'm barking up the wrong tree. If you do live near to there, or if you know of someone who does, I'd be very greatful for any help. It worked so well for me on 4505:(Portsmouth's own war memorial is also impressive), and some of the other nautical-themed memorials around Plymouth Hoe might be notable. The sheer number of them is staggering. There's something very moving, and deeply upsetting, about a small village war memorial when you realise you can't see as many houses as there are names on the memorial. 1041:. Right – I did simplify the explanation because I assumed you were a beginner in the field of interstitial decision colouring. But I see that I was wrong, so apologies for that! However, your explanation doesn't seem to analyse the internalised process of evaluating which action to take. The apparent greyness of a particular action 2803:

the reported pages at RFPP, the Special:Contributions page for users/IPs that are repetitively-vandalizing, my Watchlist, New Pages and sometimes even "plain" Recent Changes thrown in for good measure. Depends on what kind of vandalism I'm coming across a lot, and that differs from day to day and sometimes hour to hour)

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school students at the beginning of this school year. Is there a way you could permanently block this account, since all that will happen at the end of the temporary block is the same thing that's been happening since these were issued; it would be a heck of a lot easier than just re-blocking it each time. Thanks

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Not having written down suspicious identities on coming across them, all I can suggest are Renamed user 2931-018233 and Lionheart0317. Of the latter, I am pretty confident. There are others, using IP addresses or mobile phones, but I've made no note of them anywhere. If, by the way, you would like to

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He reverted some changes I had made to the article above, trying to prune some of its archaisms, eccentricities and errors. When I tried to correct some of the false information he had reinserted, unfortunately he was online and reverted my reverts of his reverts. Childish behaviour I want nothing to

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It is anticipated that this user right will significantly reduce the work load of admins who patrol the performance of the patrollers. However,due to the complexity of the rollout, some rights may have been accorded that may later need to be withdrawn, so some help will still be needed to some extent

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All's probably well. There's been that spate of socks with odd usernames and I hastily blocked this one as such. After I looked, it didn't fit. All's well that ends well. And dear, oh dear do you ever get your share of sock vandalism at your page. I've probably blocked four thousand by now and hardly

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Yeah, the recent long absence alone would be enough to make it fail never-even-mind the other issues, I figure. Yup, I know what needs doing. Activity/edit count, which will both fix themselves with time, content/creation-work—pity that useful redirects by the dozens, species stubs where there really

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My vandal-troll-sock-fighting and gnomish-work experience won't be enough of a counterweight as things stand at the moment. If I can keep my activity of this month up for a few more months and maybe find a bit of time to work on content and a few other things, I might consider running near the end of

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While looking through the blocklist, I noticed that you had blocked several accounts impersonating yourself, whose names are too offensive to post here, on the basis of "Block Evasion". I have been observing recurring abuse from this user who creates attack pages directed at specific users and spawns

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Even though it looks like block evasion, I don't think that criteria applied to either account as neither was spam or advertising oriented. They both tried to set up biographic articles about themselves. I wish they could move to writing content that didn't have to do with themselves and I'm inclined

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Hello @Smalljim (nice name, by the way), You recently blocked the user with the IP address 50.204.33.172, and said it was "ikely a school based on behavioral evidence." You were right--kinda. This address actually belongs to a county in Virginia, which issued chromebooks to all of its middle and high

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been taken at all (someone cutting off another person's finger is bad; a doctor cutting off a finger to save the arm isn't; except when that doctor could also have saved the arm by a far less destructive method, unless of course that method would have taken so long the person had a far higher risk of

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can only have its shade affected by the proximal thoughts of the incipient decision-maker about similar actions that he/she could take, not by those generated by quite different sets of circumstances, nor by the thoughts of anyone else (unless opinions/consensus are sought, which, I suggest, broadens

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mass of mostly-equally dark grey, where the eye would normally have picked up some contrast between them (and thus seen some as lighter than the other) if not 'distracted' by the light grey. Our perception of colours is to a significant amount contextual, even in grey-scale, (Though now we're getting

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He still pops up regularly on my watchlist and although I make the occasional edit when I see something particularly egregious, I no longer try to engage directly with him. The unvoiced community consensus is that the benefits of his edits outweigh the problems, but I believe this consensus is based

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You're aware that I have in the past tried to get the community involved but was unable to gain any interest. His contributions give a good first impression – lots of photos and references, but they are on such obscure topics that it's necessary to invest a great deal of time to tease out the flaws,

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You are right. The session was organised as a live discussion where participants use screenshare and voice to show how they use Huggle. As the project moves forward there will be more opportunities to participate in different formats. Thanks for your useful comments on the talk page and feel free to

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has just been fixed. That's nearly 24 hours that all the main AV tools have been running inefficiently or not at all (plus I don't know how long it will take to restart Cluebot NG). I don't think enough attention is given to those who spend day after day fighting vandalism (I don't include myself in

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Kind words indeed! I think I draw the attention of "the persistent vandal" because I make a point of RBI'ing quickly and repetitively (the above chat with Witty is partly relevant). Regarding the image, have you looked recently? I've aged in the last 10 years: and though it doesn't look as if I have

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of them/the abuselog as a whole when dealing with a couple of specific repeatedly-evading high-speed-hopping LTAers/puppeteers when I've already seen signs they're active, or in case of certain kinds of strikes. (Trying to stay light on the exact details, I know/strongly suspect that at least two of

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the tools I currently use, but rather become yet another one I use alongside the others. I tend to work from a mixture of Huggle and Twinkle, with any of the following added in if/when/where appropriate or needed: User Creation log, the reported IPs and accounts at AIV, the reported accounts at UAA,

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The original was Willy on Wheels whom many have since impersonated ("... on tyres"). To be honest I don't waste time considering which of the several persistent vandals any particular incident originates from. They've all been around so long that they're just flies to be swatted away, though there's

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That's true in all actions isn't it? There's always a grey area between yes and no, do and don't do, etc. Sometimes it's so wide that there's no black or white visible at all, but at other times it's so narrow as to be invisible. And of course, the grey area appears different to every person. Whew –

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Many thanks for your reply. Since writing to you on 20 October, this particular article has been padded out with swathes of garbage. I see no point in attempting to engage with such an obtuse person and am only sorry that Knowledge's administrators seem unable to curb his widespread manipulation of

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Thanks for your comments on the Devon County article, and for your offer of feedback on other FACs. Sticking to articles about Devon is a noble cause. There's so much work that still needs doing on Knowledge it's breathtaking. But one project at a time. War memorials have been keeping me busy for a

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Hello. Well it was just a guess! You won't see me very often in the areas you inhabit: I'm not a campaigner, but when I get annoyed about something I'll throw out a few tetchy messages. This sequence of events annoyed me because I'd just decided to do some AV work after a short break and discovered

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insane. One cluster of articles connected in some way (whether by genus or location or something else) at a time) is impossible enough without that one muddying the waters. There's already quite enough articles on moths that turn out to be synonyms, that turn out to be at the wrong place, that turn

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Thing is I'm thinking that she'll never appear clearly in search results as the former Lucy Jones always appears and my article only appears if I type 'Lucy Jones Journalist Knowledge'...it also appears low on the internal Knowledge search. Someone recently created a disambiguation structure with

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trying to describe a three-dimensional full-colour image with a flat, grey-scale diagram. However, lest I ramble a wall of text on your userpage so long, it would put the average "List of Lepidoptera of (Country/Area)" to shame (and they are browser-crashingly bad in edit mode, at least when trying

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context moreso than on anything else. Hence my focus on the external context in my previous post: not because the external context itself is to so large a degree important (though it plays a role, it in and of itself is but of minor importance), but rather, because it provides the clue and symptoms

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Hi Clifford Mill. I'm glad to hear that you're interested in Devon – there are few such editors around today. I'm one of the absentees, partly due to Lobsterthermidor's intransigence. I must correct your assertion about his many aliases though: I don't know of any evidence that he's used any other

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I thank you for the invitation, but I assume this is some sort of live discussion and I'd be no use in that kind of environment. If I can provide any information in my own time, I'd be happy to try to help, though most of what I could say is already in my post on mw. I should also point out that I

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Oh I dream of a garage! I recently cobbled together a temporary bookcase out of banana boxes from the supermarket to enable me to reclaim the settee. I wouldn't describe the problem as "too many books" rather as "lack of a library wing on my flat" and "lack of a tame librarian to corral them all".

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Yeah, good thing he hasn't been. Trying to implement proper stub-sorting, proper categorization, about a dozen other gnomish things, alongside references, alongside content, alongside images where commons has them across what amounts to well over 90000 pages (well, in the long run. I'm insane, but

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and maybe cleaned out at least the worst backlogs on non-diffused diffusing Lepidoptera of X-categories, and repaired the half-collapsed pieces of the categorization structure, and added missing categories to articles and maybe made some more progress setting up redirects and tagging existing ones

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Referendum-troll, yes, but also the explicit-pic-troll called Nolantron. Because clearly, posting pics of flaccid dicks is going to result in anything except either the pic being deleted or being added to the image blacklist. Uhuh. What is he, 12? The Pokémon-homeboy I've seen before, I think, but

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on Thursdays. If they "only" screw up 1% of the changes, then there will usually be about two unwanted problems landing here on Thursdays. And 1% might be low, when you consider not only the potential for unintentional bugs but also for things that seemed like a good idea/work everywhere except

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My apologies. I need the photo of the properties in Union Street as it was the Matcham's address (next to BHS) while they were living there in the 1870s; the one next door to Graham's was the Matcham Employers, the Bridgemans. Seeing as I've got my arse confused with my elbow, I'll understand if

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Hello, I'm trying to create a page for Bank Cainvest, though my page is always deleted. I have authorization from the website to use their content. And even if I didn't have, I have no clue how to place my content and make clear that I am taking the website as a reference, and that I am, indeed,

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Yeah, I think roughly the same way, hence trying to decide whether I'll be asking someone to unprotect my talkpage. Better me than article-space or the talkpage of someone with not as thick a skin. Yeah, admin is something I am sort-of, kind-of keeping in mind as I work. The tools would be very

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The program? – I think the principles behind it are what's important (accumulating badness points, using the edit filter, extensive customisation, ranking the results with colour, etc) rather than the particular implementation that I've written. Someone will realise this eventually :) I've just

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coding language.) Yeah, UAA can be useful somewhat, though the majority of what ends up there is a. false positive, b. non-vandalism but still problematic, usually in the way of ceaselessly promoting non-notable businesses or c. so blatant I've likely already found it elsewhere. More useful for

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I hope you're well. You were very helpful to me recently on the Tim Marshall page and I just wanted to pick your brain one more time if that's ok? I've created a new article for someone called Lucy Jones ...thing is there was already a seismologist on wiki with the same name so I've created the

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affected by such a thing (for it is, after all, the perception of shades that is influenced by its proximity to other shades; the shade itself remains the same), for while intent (or, in wiki-terminology, good/bad/neutral faith) in its broadest sense plays a large role, it is not magic or pixie

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I've noticed some difference between what one admin considers revdel-worthy versus another, anyway. I mean, there's stuff that every admin revdels on sight, and stuff where there are obvious rules regarding it, but a lot of the borderline cases tend to depend a bit on which admin sees it and/or

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grey) surrounded by darker shades will appear to be more white than it is by means of the isolation and high contrast. This, on the other hand, will make the low contrast between the various dark shades not just low in numerical value, but also by the contrast with the high-contrast around the

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Beginning in September 2017, the Wikimedia Foundation Anti-harassment tool team will be conducting a survey to gauge how well tools, training, and information exists to assist English Knowledge administrators in recognizing and mitigating things like sockpuppetry, vandalism, and harassment.

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is my homeboy" accounts yet? There's been at least a dozen today (I've blocked nine), continuing a trend that's about a week old. Overall, I just assume that all the persistent vandals are the same person, and that he (it's bound to be a he isn't it?) eagerly follows everything I do and write

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is the wrong language to have written it in if it's intended for distribution (and I'm not fluent in any other programming language). Most of what you've listed as input that you monitor is already incorporated into the AddBad scoring. I don't yet use UAA reports, though, so I'll look into

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is now open until 23.59 on Sunday, 10 December. All users who registered an account before Saturday, 28 October 2017, made at least 150 mainspace edits before Wednesday, 1 November 2017 and are not currently blocked are eligible to vote. Users with alternate accounts may only vote once.

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If I was wrong, I am sorry and do apologise. The problems remain, however: uncritical reliance on outdated and often unreliable sources in print (visitation pedigrees, for example, were usually accepted on the word of the applicant in exchange for a fee, while often old county histories

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Hi - I have received messages about speedy deletion and I'm trying to edit the page and include sources as requested. I'm new to this and could do with help. Is there a way of editing the page in a draft environment and having it checked before live to ensure I meet the criteria?

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Being interested in the history of West Country people and places, like others I have had to put up with the heavy presence of LobsterThermidor under his many aliases. In the spirit of give and take, I have not seriously crossed swords over his many idiosyncrasies until today.

1805:'s message on his user page suggesting that he find some other way to contribute. Unfortunately he did not take her advice, recreated his user sandbox after it was deleted and got himself blocked. As you say, hopefully he gets it and doesn't try and do the same thing again. -- 4328:. It is highly recommended that admins look beyond the simple numerical threshold and satisfy themselves that the candidates have the required skills of communication and an advanced knowledge of notability and deletion. Admins are automatically included in this user right. 4080:

established consensus for community use of the new protection level. Administrators are authorized to apply extended confirmed protection to combat any form of disruption (e.g. vandalism, sock puppetry, edit warring, etc.) on any topic, subject to the following conditions:

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they manage to get an edit through. Patterns like this would be difficult to see in the raw data where the hits on every filter look the same, even though they vary widely in their value as indicators of vandalism (and the good ones are private, to make it even harder for

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OK - I'm not into prizes etc, but it works for some people. Currently the work needed is making sure the core list, missing articles etc includes everything which should be included, so I'm asking people with knowledge & experience of the wp articles on the area.—

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and moving monotypic genera to genus-name articles and corrected diacritics in lepidopterists' names and figured out a few of the taxonomically messy cases and...y'know what? Nevermind. I'll get around to it when I get around to it, I suppose. XD (On a related note, I

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Hi Smalljim. Just to say I've added lots of references in the article for Lucy which talk about her known in media circles she has also been the subject of media articles her music journalism...she has also been interviewed on BBC radio the link for this is

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it tends to be harder to get them blocked on AIV for tripping disallowing filters than for actual edits. Worth it when dealing with certain serial evading pests, or with coordinated strikes where it's hard to figure out just who all are involved on exactly

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I'm a reporter with Fusion (fusion.net), trying to reach you about the Rachel Roy wikipedia page and what happens when you get a deluge of people editing at once as happened this morning. Any chance you could send me an email? I'm at ethan.chiel@fusion.net

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You make some interesting points that I'm not at all sure I agree with. We may be partly talking at cross-purposes. However, since the decision to sleep on it before replying further is coming up a very pale blueish pink, I'll go with that for now :)

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Jim, that is ever so helpful. Thank you very much! I shall add these to the Matcham goings on in my sandbox. I will read up on that cinema; it's great to see it still standing as most of his buildings have long since disappeared. Thank you so much.

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Two of the users (SAS3000 and Sohanpandey) who keeps adding that she died are autoconfirmed! Semi-protection is not working! You'll have to fully protect it, or block them. (I'm suspecting that all the users who added that she died are sockpuppets.)

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and you'd be fine :) I found it helpful to have taken part in discussions about refining our policies and guidelines, but there's a different set of challenges nowadays. Your perseverance on those small fluttery things is impressive. At least your

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lie from your side? (interesting terminology, and pretty clearly connected to our conversation—if anything, it's a white-perceived lie, or a near-white lie, but the act of lying in and of itself can be grey, can even be black, but can't be

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You were in luck! I had cause to go that way yesterday and with a short diversion was able to get the photo. I took one of the Central Cinema too, since there apparently wasn't one on Commons, and there is a Matcham connection. HTH

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Many thanks. I need an image of the two buildings which are between BHS (if it still exists) and Graham's Cafe, Union Street, preferably the top parts, although it doesn't matter if the shop fronts get included. For ease, see

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Yeah. With some puzzling here and there, even without the EFM-right, the filters can be useful to a degree, but outside a handful of specific filters, it takes a fair bit longer to uncover vandals that way than most other ways

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Probably someone needs to tell me that I'm feeling too entitled and that back in the day, the whole site would fall over without warning, so I shouldn't complain so much about the little things. It is an amazing place. ;-)

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I have never made any edits to the John Fortescue (Captain of Meaux) page or the Nicholas Carew (died 1311) page! I also do not use any other aliases. I felt it was necessary to respond since I was being wrongly accused!

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as I'm not sure if either of the two shops I mention above, still exist; in fact I'm pretty sure at least one of them doesn't, including the pensions of the poor bugger's that used to work there. Any help, much appreciated.

5919:. You could propose a change on the article talk page, but I doubt if there'd be much interest. It's probably best to move the article to the title that you think is best and see if it sticks. I hope this is some help, — 4279:

based two-factor authentication is now available for all administrators. In light of the recent compromised accounts, you are encouraged to add this additional layer of security to your account. It may be enabled on your

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I spend a bit of time moaning about these things myself. I think that the devs are getting used to me telling them that any problem that affects me personally is an important problem. I recognize that I'm a total

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when discovering wrongly applied deletion tags or inappropriate pages that escape the attention of less experienced reviewers, and above all, hasty and bitey tagging for maintenance. User warnings are available

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I'm not sure. If you google "john fortescue meaux" there are a number of hits that include Meaux in the item title. So even if he wasn't captain, "Meaux" seems to be the word that best distinguishes him from

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I'm thinking I need to create something like this for both the Lucy Joneses wiki pages so they all get a fair chance for searches but how do I do this? I looked at the wiki pages but couldn't figure it out.

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not of uniform shade; one end of the spectrum tends towards black and the other to white, but each part taken separately also gets to some degree influenced by its context. A high-value grey (that is, a very

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Quick reply. My thinking on "the persistent vandal" is if I can draw his fire for some time, it means that he isn't doing something worse elsewhere. I've just kept him occupied for over half an hour (see my

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useful, but I know that if I were to run now, my chance is at best barely above a snowball (~10.5k of edits, light on AfD (though not CSD, which sort-of helps I guess), relatively little content work

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That's in Union Street, Torquay, not Newton Abbot. I have to ask why those two buildings: is that where Matcham lived? Or do you really want a photo of the nearby Central Cinema (ex-Lyceum Theatre)

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year now and I've got a way to go before I even finish the Lutyens' memorials (though all 44 of them have articles now!). But I will come back and do Exeter (City) War Memorial at some point, and

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It looks like the news, if it's not an unpleasant April Fool joke (do they do that in India?), is just breaking - there are more Google hits now. I'll leave you to help police it now - thanks! —

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one of two editors active in the area (the second's not a project-member, but rather implementing fixing throughout all such taxonomical articles...which has the same effect anyway) with any

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Some one is hacking into my account so why are you blaming me. I wouldn't mess with your accounts unless i had something real to say but i think you wot believe me so i Just say sorry man.

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yesterday, it may be worth protecting the article because another IP has done the same thing since. This type of edit has now happened nine times since the beginning of the month. Cheers

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No thanks. I'll just say that my anti-vandalism program alerted me to a spate of vandalism on that page, so I stopped it. If I hadn't been doing something else at the time, I'd have

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to see why it has been listed (you may have to search for the title of the image to find its entry). Feel free to add your opinion on the matter below the nomination. Thank you.

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that lists all the filters, and although private filter hits are included in the Abuselog, you can't see a list of their hits individually (unless you're an EFM) – weird choices!

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Thanks for the response Liz. I'm happy to leave this up to you and Smalljim to deal with. It was just something I noticed and thought worth pointing out. One thing though is that

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get the attention you do. You're a good egg and take things so well. Whenever I picture you, I see the image at your userpage. I would have loved to have known that man. Best,

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again. She made a press statement this morning which appears to have revived interest, and already at least one anon-IP vandal has attacked the page. Thank you for any help.--

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is what you want. But I think it's more important to talk about the larger problem with your article – Jones' notability. You've added a lot of references, but they are not

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Why did you block this IP? They were only cleaning the sandbox. In terms of edit warring Winterysteppe is just as guilty. (Yes, the "war is on" thing, but provoked...)

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for a day or two? There appears to have been some controversy of some kind regarding her today, and as a result there's a lot of vandalism and BLP-violations ongoing.

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on one of 'm once...) I figure I ought to keep it with this unless and until you show you do not in fact mind me continuing to write half a novella on your talkpage.

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I've actually unblocked - I might have been a bit hasty. He's still on that IP address, so I'll watch to see what happens next. There's a lot of it about tonight! —

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dust—is a car crash less injuring or fatal if the one that caused it didn't mean to?—indeed, the shade of action is at least to some degree coloured by the decision-

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with the primary intention of enforcing various arbitration remedies that prohibited editors under the "30 days/500 edits" threshold to edit certain topic areas.

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that – I just come and go), and this treatment of them is poor: WP would soon fall apart without its recent changes patrollers. That's enough moaning from me! —

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in August. A chance to win £250 as well! If contests aren't your thing we welcome independent contributors too. If interested sign up at participants. Cheers!♦

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the issue too widely). I think that your examples miss this point. We're also ignoring the fact that most decisions, especially here in WP, are not of the type

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whether someone went through the motions of asking for it to be revdel'd. *shrug* Suppose that means in spite of occasional rumors to the contrary, admins do

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If there's anything specific that I can help with, do let me know. But I probably won't join in the actual challenge, since I'm not competitive like that. —

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Yup, we should. If only we weren't both so busy, eh? (I suspect you had my user/talkpage on your watchlist, what with how fast you reacted, by the way? :P)

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I would disagree with you that it can only have its shade affected by the action-taker/decision-maker; or perhaps better said, that it can only have its

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That would be ever so helpful and much appreciated, thank you. Please, no rush for this as I still have a fair bit to do, writing wise. Thanks again.

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enwiki/break everything except enwiki/were requested by this group but are now opposed by that group (watchlist styling has some history there)/etc.

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At present I don't plan to put in the additional work that would make AddBad suitable for wider use, but could be persuaded if there's enough interest

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Finally, to pick one more item from your reply, yes, I keep seeing the referendum-troll too. Have you come across the "<insert pokemon here: -->

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haven't done any recent changes patrolling for some nine months now, and I don't at this stage envisage returning to do so in the near future. —

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Thanks - hopefully will get picked up by someone curing the competition. If the expansion ones are important to the county you could add them to

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No problem here. I restricted myself to warning because I've only just started monitoring, so wasn't sure. Was there similar activity earlier? —

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I've removed the semi-protection since death does seem to be confirmed. Thanks for your help, even if you were a little over-eager at first :) —

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Hi Smalljim, I hope you don't mind my dropping by, but I'm on a clutching at straws mission to try and find someone who lives either in or near

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Ah, that's a pity. If a good non-Perl coder or two were interested, that'd make it more likely to happen, I'd assume? (Sadly, I'm not fluent in

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I'm sure that User:Sillybabbit will continue to vandalize the pages listed in his sandbox under other accounts. Would you please protect them?

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This, of course, still is an abbreviation and simplification of all that influences the way in which an action's shade is perceived—indeed, we

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In so far as it did not take into account the internalised process, correct—because I believed that would muddy the field too much for someone

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articles under multiple false identities. Until he is banned, I shall avoid contributing further on the past of Devon and adjoining counties.

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be renamed to Manor of Hillersdon as its contents have changed significantly since it was first created. I would welcome your input over at

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it's hard to say who i am specifically. I did IP-hop. I'm willing to start contributing now but I will provide further detail upon request.

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Ah. It was Kumioko. Other admins are far more familiar with the case than I am, so I'd prefer to let them deal with it appropriately. Ping

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of article than a specific list of a handful or two of them. Otherwise, there are more efficient ways for a non-EFM to uncover vandalism.

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Great! Thank you so much. Would it be possible for you to request oversight in this case (since it is non-public personal information)? --

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today, as well as blocking all of those sock puppet accounts of Link Smurf. It's great to volunteer beside you, and great teamwork today!

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about that. But if you insist on writing an article, once this spam-ridden version has been deleted, you should work your way through the

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The good news is that most of the problems can be fixed, usually quite quickly, but problem-free changes should not, alas, be expected.

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Hey man, just wanted to leave you some wikilove! Thank you for being so diligent and being on top of all of the reports I've filed at

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I've been intending to create some more missing articles anyway. Just after I've gotten through the worst of the stub-sorting issues

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Hi, you previously deleted some content I posted and would like to resubmit with edits, how do I go about doing this? ~~iAmWebsite~~

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on a lack of knowledge. If you choose to do the necessary research and try to get the community involved again, do keep me informed.

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I see you've joined the Devon WikiProject, Harry. As the lucky 44th member, you win the enviable task of cleaning the place up! —

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No, that's OK, anywhere around S. Devon is pretty much the same. I can get a photo, but it may well be a couple of weeks or so. —

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or in the caption field of an image on a BLP? None—yet we (rightly) perceive a difference between those two actions nonetheless).

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see an utterly trivial example of rudeness, obstinacy and absurdity under his own name, just see the recent revision history of

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closed with consensus to remove the options for using it from the page protection interface, a change which has now been made. (

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up on the article...I'm not sure what else I can do at this stage but more is likely to come out in the coming months I'm sure

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There are many dozens or even a few hundred changes to the sites every week, and most of those changes reach the Wikipedias

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just back for five weeks after a 9-month health-related absence...yeah, let's not waste the community's time by running now.

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copying what is written on it. Can you help me, please?? So my page doesn't get deleted again...?? Thanks a lot, MsCam.

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Hi, I would require some help deleting a couple of revisions of a page. If you are online, could you please reply here? --

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I added a new spouse to the page and the infobox disappeared. How do I get the infobox including the photo back in view?

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to replace a name-without-diacritics with its proper form that occurs a few hundred times in an article—hell, I crashed

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I'd suggest you don't edit the article at all since you're obviously involved with the company in some way – we have a

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and very few editors will do that unless there's evidence of intentional wrongdoing. I did for a while, but no longer!

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I can draw up a list of candidates from the book, and perhaps elsewhere, if you think that would be appropriate. —

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is very out of date: nearly all of them have been deleted. So there's some useful work to be done in updating that.

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I believe you have slapped his wrists before and am therefore asking if you would please think of doing so again.

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Hello, Smalljim. This message is intended to notify administrators of important changes to the protection policy.

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I would suggest removing their ability to edit their talk page, as they are using it to continue attacks. Thanks

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Hi Smalljim, yeah I just caught sight of the file you deleted, which said "Bucksham cooperative". Might that be

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Oh yes, don't go for it just yet. But you know what needs doing: just make sure you can meet all 45 bullets at

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exemplifies many of the content problems that we've been discussing. I've added a comment to its talk page. —

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to the user page of M.D. SUMRO. Seems a little unusual for the first edit of a newly created account. Anyway,

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Thanks for helping keep up with reverting the nonsense on Kailey 2001's user talk and your fast blocks there.

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pretty deep into color theory—my sole excuse is that I dabble in pixel art, where stuff like this matters a

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Following the latest RfC concluding that Pending Changes 2 should not be used on the English Knowledge, an

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to combat harassment. This should bring numerous improvements to tools for admins and CheckUsers in 2017.

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I was told that we take that stuff pretty seriously. Just being the messenger. Thanks for doing that :-)

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looks more likely, but I'm not convinced. Any thoughts, Hchc2009? A couple of involved IPs seem to be

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where I reported Bemorang. I need to be careful there brandishing accusations, I have been explained.

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http://www.abplive.in/television/balika-vadhu-actress-pratyusha-banerjee-hangs-herself-to-death-315132

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He's had a go at me before. There'll most likely be more, but I tend to ignore them after a while. —

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Extended confirmed protection may only be used in cases where semi-protection has proven ineffective

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Wow, that is actually a really nice painting. It looks so familiar. I wonder where it is displayed.

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articles, or for certain patterns of subtle-but-disruptive vandalism that deals more with a certain

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Great – you're the first on the "is interested" list! It won't realistically happen though, because

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as a sock because he posted at two admin's talks. I pasted a voa block template. Is that ok? Best,

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Good to know that has started up again. Yeah, there's work to be done in updating that, all right.

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Seriously though, is anyone aware of Lobsterthermidor abusing multiple accounts? Twice claimed by

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some pleasure to be gained whilst vandal patrolling by spotting and dispatching them quickly :) —

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We may indeed be talking at cross-purposes, but that's fine. It's nonetheless interesting us both

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but otherwise I think "could do with expansion" could be applied to almost every article on wp.—

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Reading that over, I'm not sure if it makes much sense: *my* excuse is that I've had a busy week!

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when you have the chance? I CSD'd it a while ago, but it still has not been deleted. Thank you.

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Added OinkieBack, couldn't see any others you'd blocked. Doesn't matter really, we have enough.

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No worries, I will email the oversight team then. Thank you so much for hiding the revisions. --

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No, I don't know. I would add that as a source, then add the template {{better source needed}}

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log of blocks made). Being an admin helps, of course. Thought about working towards it yet? —

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Thanks to Favonian for taking the obvious step of fully protecting against pagemoves. D'oh! —

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Anyway, one thing I've spotted from doing a bit of research around this conversation is that

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that an edit performed by you may have introduced errors in referencing. It is as follows:

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Protection is kind of pointless as he'll just find other articles for his chest-beating.

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I should have said, please continue any discussion of this on the article's talk page. —

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Tim Marshall's wiki page as there were other Tim Marshalls on wiki ...see link below...

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it's such a minefield that it's astonishing we manage to navigate life every day ;-) —

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the recently-active evaders/puppeteers have been monitoring admin talkpages recently)

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has reappeared in my flat. It was hiding in a wardrobe with the other missing book,

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No problem. Hey, since I'm talking to you anyway, any chance you could semi-protect

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back in May 2015 for being a spam/advertising only account. I noticed this post at

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We plan to organise a small discussion session during the coming weeks, and since

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Looks good, thanks. What about some likely notable women of Devon, as included in

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Thanks! It's all selfish though – I wouldn't do it if I wasn't enjoying it ;-) —

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Knowledge:WikiProject England/The West Country Challenge/Missing article hotlist

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Well, I suppose so. Borderline necessary, I'd say, but I've done it for you. —

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If you want to add something else to your armoury, you could start monitoring

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Thank you! Now it'll soon be time to take the decorations down again ;-) —

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for the info you added though, else someone will probably remove it as an

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carefully before using this new level of protection on pages. Thank you.

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was created for this purpose. The protection level was created following

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.

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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. Thank you. (

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It would be good to complete the list of parishes in Devon (redlinks in

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Since you know more about the case than I do, I suggest you do it: see

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need to clean out my watchlist again, it's about to hit 2800 pages...)

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to lest it becomes a suicide pact. (After all, what is the difference

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And here's me thinking there's nothing interesting in Weare Giffard!

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The Wikimedia Foundation Executive Director Search Steering Committee

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JBW dealt with it. I haven't been here much for the last few days. —

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Thanks so much for any advice you can give, Kind regards Bumbledog

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There were fewer than I'd hoped, but I've added them to the end of

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between inserting "eats poop" in the caption field of an image on

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Happy to help a likely FA that's related in some way to Devon! —

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Sure, let me know what you want and I'll see if I can oblige. —

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you already provided useful feedback on the ERI-Huggle talk page

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lists at this stage as we are still preparing for the contest.—

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Sounds like it could be quite useful. (Though it probably won't

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The same sort of weird-arse editing has started again recently.

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to give them a second chance but then I'm kind of a soft touch.

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in case you want to extend the block based on the above info. —

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We'll see tomorrow. Anyhow, it's my lunch time! (I'm hungry.) --

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and replace it with something else, perhaps (died after 1432).

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Hi. I was wondering if you'd be interested in participating in

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since rollbacks are, (for some reason) marked as minor edits.

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Just a note: another bot fixed this before I saw the above. —

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Cute! We must continue our academic discussion some time :) —

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SPoore (WMF), Community Advocate, Community health initiative

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It's been protected for years! But I was briefly tempted by

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Thank you! It must be time to get the decorations up... —

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Walks in the Dartmoor National Park 2, South West Dartmoor

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G'day from Oz; you blocked an IP for a vandalism edit to

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Yes, I suppose you're right. Thanks for the heads up. —

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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Please use the subject line: Huggle User Conversations

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but very often a friendly custom message works best.

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I'm surprised that you haven't had it protected until

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Zap! Any reason you wanted it disappeared quickly? —

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any skin at all now, it's still good and thick ;-) —

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for working together as a team to fight the vandal.

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