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2936:. Clearly a press release, I thought the title of the reference should be the header of the Press Release, shown on the page as DECA ANNOUNCES EXPANDED FOCUS AND PROGRAMS; NEW MISSION. However, when I did a copy/paste, it pasted as DECA announces expanded focus and programs; new mission . When I went to the source of the web page, it appears to be in all capital letters because it is in an <h1: -->
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users." I have a registered account that is over 4 days old and has more than 10 edits, but I'm still unable to use the translation tool. Could someone please assist me in understanding how to gain the necessary permissions or suggest alternative methods for translating and creating the article? Thanks you.
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the typeface, centring, etc. Render it as either "DECA Announces
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But that is a whole other idea. Opposing its own partys campaign is seldom good. Endorsement of the other partys campaign will occur more often, because if that campaign is especially bad, it will help the own party win. And fans of a party tend to see the own campaign tendencially better than it is,
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Dear
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be reconsidered move soon for a featured article nomination. I believe that this topic is worthy of a more in-depth exploration, particularly given its significant role in game development for embedded systems. The history of Pawn and the reasons behind its popularity among developers would make for
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Hello, Sabilla27. One of the reasons that the translation tool is often not useful for
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When logged out I see the link in the desktop version ("Desktop" at the bottom of mobile pages) but not in mobile. If I enable it in desktop then it's still disabled in mobile. I don't know how to enable it in mobile when logged out. It may work to delete browser cookies for wikipedia.org. Logged in
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As it stands the draft is not even ready for article space, let alone for featured article status. For starters there is only one ref (it's used twice but they are both the same ref), a simple description of the language from the developer. There is nothing independent to show the notability of the
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I just spotted it incognito and wrote a draft that it had been fixed, then your reply popped up here in my logged in window after I clicked edit source ;) The issue didn't come from the userbox I thought it was, but one I edited a couple of hours earlier. But I didn't see that hidden category about
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is somewhat controversial. In short: he did pioneering rocketry work first in the United States and later in China. One fundamental aspect of that is his return to China in 1955 under strained circumstances. Related to that is how, long after the fact, the importance of his work was acknowledged by
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You have listed the founders where the Joseph P Kennedy foundation and the
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Secondly, your query is impossibly vague: it could apply to almost any commercial contract situation, from renting a TV to signing with a professional football club. You will need to give fairly exact details short of naming actual companies, etc. Hope this helps. {The poster formerly known as
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Oh, I see now, the VisualEditor tool is only available with one of the options "Enable the editing toolbar" or "Use the wikitext mode inside the visual editor, instead of a different wikitext editor" activated. Otherwise, the "Visual editing" button isn't visible/available. Maybe I could have
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I tend to think that people who issue an only warning, either multiple times or in addition to other warnings, look like they shouldn't be taken seriously. I really don't recommend it. And thank you for actually reading what the warnings say. As for your options, any increase will normally be
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We are all volunteers, and work on what we want to work on. Knowledge is riddled with out-of-date information and outright mistakes, and many of us will correct them when we come across them. But, as you've found, doing so often involves searching for sources, which can be difficult and time
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Don't we have TurnItIn credits? I think that's the next best option, but no idea how to use it. I think there was a discussion a few months back about how AI requests are using up all of Earwig's API calls by the middle of the month, but I don't remember where, or if any action resulted.
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and more. These pages need to be updated. They still say that they are in the civil parish of eastcotts, which is not true because the parish abolishment of eastcotts was in 2019. I am struggling to find sources to tell the truth about them. We need to join together to stop this.
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July 20, 1968. The person is JUDGE ANNE BURKE, without her wisdom and fore site to get this going, there would have never been a Special Olympics. Ask Judge Anne Burke but please add her to the mix. She contacted the Park District not the Kennedy Family.
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If a user or IP has a particularly egregious instance of vandalism, but is already warned with uw-vand1, is it fair to go to uw-vand4im? The context is a user blanking a majority of the page and adding typical hoax / obvious vandalistic text in its place.
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So they do exist. Although the list is smaller, it seems even 20 or so notable Democrats supporting Donald Trump is worth a standalone list, ironically maybe even more notable for its small size compared to the list of Republicans who endorse Harris.
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Hello, IP user. It's great that you want to make sure Knowledge is up to date, but no, it is not a major emergency, and we do not need to "join together and stop this". Also, much as we would sometimes like it to be about truth, Knowledge is about
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magazine failed to renew their copyrights on a timely basis, and as a result, most of their covers before 1936 are in the public domain. Barring dramatic changes in copyright law, that image will remain under copyright until the year 2103.
2153:. That means the article may be in some search results for Kamala Harris. She is also mentioned in 2875 other articles. We have six million articles and don't decide their content based on how it might be used by various other websites.
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For biographical articles, it seems Infoboxes generally utilize a simple one- or two-word designation relating to the individual's career, or their reason for being notable. Example for, say, "Franky Mozart": Infobox rock musician.
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of Knowledge articles and they pass through rigorous review processes. Your userspace draft would not be considered because it is a draft. You would have to move it to mainspace, but frankly it is definitely not featured article
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and the caption and image section just isn't working and I've tried so many different things but neither is showing and it is making me very irritated. Could you please tell me what is wrong or correct the situation? Thanks.
2274:(as defined by and for Knowledge). (iii) Construct a draft that adheres to Knowledge's principles. (iv) Submit the draft for review. (For more, click on "Learn to edit", a link you'll see on most if not all pages here.) --
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subject about Democrats: no list of Democrats who oppose Kamala Harris' campaign, and no list of Democrats who endorse Trump. I figured someone would have written one of them by now, so I thought I'd ask here.
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Legacy and Impact: Pawn has been used in various game development projects, particularly for embedded systems. Its influence and contributions to the programming landscape make it worthy of documentation.
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fair use of sketches that are historically important please shepherd me through the steps required to do this without adding fair-use controversy to an already somewhat controversial article? (
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The link at the bottom of the page which should be Frances Kesselbein's Leadership Forum seems to link to something else entirely. I'm not sure who can/should check or fix that. Thanks
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I understand that part. I was just wondering whether the "only warning" had to indeed be their only one, whether uw-vand1 or uw-vand2 could force them to go to uw-vand3 instead.
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but a red link for an Olympic sailor was connected to it. I'm still relatively new at Wiki, and I would like to learn how to solve this problem and avoid this in the future.
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Search result images can be turned off by altering the respective common.css for the skin being used and adding a rule to not display background images for spans of the class
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I would like to clarify that I will avoid assuming anyone's gender unless it is explicitly stated. I will address individuals by their preferred pronouns or by their username.
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person of the year. It would greatly improve the article if we could include a thumbnail of the cover art for the January 07, 2008 edition of AW&ST. It appears here:
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hello I am a ***** and is wondering how to make an article specifically about the other side (the greatest showman song) If anyone has answers pls help, thank you.
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There’s this yellow and brown spider I took a picture of it and it told me too look up American grass spider but it came up in the search a a rabid spider 🕷️ @
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