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384:. This is probably something you should discuss on the article's talk page. The editor who reverted you has provided a quote from the source in support of the content they restored. The source might be wrong, but that's something to at least first try to resolve through article talk page discussion. Finally, it might be a good idea to consider the reversion of your edit as having been made in good faith, and refrain from referring to the content in question as a "lie". It's not uncommon for reliable sources to provide conflicting information on the same subject. Whether that's the case here is something to figure out through talk page discussion. Using the word "lie" runs the risk of starting the discussion off on the wrong foot and creating an atmosphere not conducive to friendly discussion. -- 4072:

airbrush sector. However, since the supply of ODM products to customers (not consumers) takes place exclusively within Japan, with the exception of one company, no documentation is publicly available and could be used as a reference. Therefore, I have referred to some technical details that refer to the manufacturer by comparing technical drawings (in operating manuals of the distributing companies) and the patent registration of these technical details as a "reference". Only the company Anest Iwata-Medea, Inc., headquartered in the USA, can be verified via websites such as

3225:: It may help to know that what you put into an article can't be even close-ish to the way the source says it. You have to completely rewrite every bit of everything so that there's no trace of their wording or phrasing. I would guess that a different method might help this problem; try not using the Copy or Paste commands at all. Instead, treat the source material as "look but don't touch", and type by hand every single word of your own completely independent version, to give people a similar idea while using almost none of the same words. 6887: 10323: 10071: 1829: 28: 11881: 2434:

visas are always tied to the job. The authorities also only grant these visas if it is an outstanding position in the field. This is all described in detail on the Knowledge page on the O1 visa. But in general, this is just one point. There are countless articles, concert reviews and TV reports about him from independent and TV stations and national newspapers. That just proves once again what the visa says, or am I seeing it wrong?

21: 9797:- FA beig the very highest quality in all respects) we are into the realms of submitting an article for review by a group of critical editors who give feedback and eventually decide whether or not a given article is correctly formatted, well-structured and properly cited, without any significant errors or omissions in style and content. They then allocate the GA or FA grade - it's not something for a single editor to decide. 11038:, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. In general, we prefer to use a high quality photo of the person when they were at the top of their game at the beginning of the article. Other photos can be used elsewhere in the body of the article. Very low quality photos should not be used if better photos are available. This is a matter of good editorial judgment and consensus among the editors interested in the specific article. 13176:. If Editor A gets criticized and then says, "That was actually Editor B who was editing at that time, who happens to be a different persona in my brain", I would not expect that excuse to gain much traction. I do not think that there would be much support for a special carve out for this condition. The general principle is that anyone can edit when they are in control, but nobody should edit when they are out of control. 8921:, with various gradations in between, and sometimes qualified as a source that "is reliable for a particular topic", but not for others. A particular author may have hateful or questionable opinions in one area, and still be able to have papers accepted for publication in a reliable, peer-reviewed journal in another. If you have questions about the reliability of a particular source, try bringing your question to the 12855:" and then I see that another entity did something. I went to the site to see what was done but the previous and present look identical. I did this to other situations and see the same. At some point previously I recall seeing previous and present clearly shown. How do I see "Difference between revisions" ? I want to be able to see what my edit was and then what the subsequent edit was. 1636: 6066: 4715: 4541:

Without any more information, if someone told me they don't identify as anything in the context of gender, I'd take that to mean they're agender. For Knowledge's purposes, it's probably best to just go with what the sources say, unless there is a guideline that advises otherwise. Do the sources explicitly say they "identify" as anything or do they just describe the subject as such?

11589:, in order to describe the differences between the standards for en:WP and zh:WP, I'd need to have a good knowledge of the latter. I don't have this, and lack the time and effort to investigate. This, I imagine, makes me rather normal here. (There will, of course, also be some fortunately en+zh bilingual editors who'll be familiar with zh:WP.) Let's forget zh:WP for now. Are there 77: 4520:, near the beginning of the second major paragraph, the phrase "identify as" is used, non-disapprovingly and in the author's voice. However, it's being used in a somewhat different context there. If its appearance in that paragraph "proves" anything, it would be "A person exists who doesn't mind this phrase, and there has apparently not been a long-term agreement to avoid it". 2611:. That is overtly promotional content that belongs in a fundraising brochure, not a neutrally written encyclopedia article. "Entrepreneurial journey"? Give me a break. Nobody writes that way unless they are trying to promote something, and promotional content is not permitted on Knowledge. And then we have the almost obligatory name dropping of the world famous 12357:, please stop adding clutter to the article. I'm not required to give a reason specifically rooted in policy just as you don't. But I did give a clear reason why I thought it should be removed, and you've made no case whatsoever for why it should be there. Stop re-adding contested material to the article, as that is an actual violation of actual site policy. 6595:. So it might simply be a 'hangover' from that point, and could reasonably be removed once you've fixed the little things I've mentioned above. But do ask over there for genuine advice, as all Knowledge versions have their own guidelines and rules that they follow, and few of us know what they are, except for our own language(s). Regards from the UK, 4800:. A majority of this user's articles have been draftified, but I don't know if that is something that any wiki user can do for a newer article or if it requires certain privileges. I am also loathe to let the article remain given that this user and their socks seem to be actively harming Knowledge by creating dozens of articles like this. 488:(see "i"). This way, we demonstrate to the reader that various sources themselves are in conflict about the fact, without us having to do any more than simply point this out. With this in mind, I will now continue this discussion at the article's talk page later today, and I invite you to join me in this constructive effort. Thank you. 5624:, I see that you have enabled email. So it's quite likely that somebody reading your question/request here will email you saying that yes, they may be able to do this for you (for a price). Do not agree to do this, because it's likely that the "writer"/"editor" will disappear with your money or will turn out to be incompetent. (See 9761:

you show to others that there is activity going on, and it can help stimulate further interest. Doing nothing, means the Project will appear, and probably stay, moribund. I advise you work carefully through that Project, page by page, as much of its key information is outdated (though I see you've already started on that process).

10841:, please ask questions only on one forum (whichever is most appropriate). Asking on multiple fora just wastes the time of us responders, who are all volunteers, and can lead to confusion if answers on different fora, through misunderstandings, lead to contradictory replies. Thank you. {The poster formerly known as 87.81.230.195} 1739:

copy/paste action is reverted because someone takes exception to one particular section of your re-write, or to an issue such as lack of citations in one or more areas. Normally, I might suggest working on replacing one section at a time, but there are times in a rewrite where that simply isn't appropriate or practical.

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Due to my affiliation with the Demidov Association, I'm proposing these changes here for transparency and to comply with Knowledge's conflict of interest guidelines.I am also proposing for someone esle to do this additions if they are approved. I believe these additions (especially the publication of

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Using article Quality Assessment to focus attention on the easy things to fix, and identifying priorities for work is an excellent idea,too. I suggest you add a post to the Project's talk page to explain your plans, and seek ideas and input from others. By keeping on posting updates to that talk page

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Thank you for your response! I primarily work on WikiProject Assyria, which although is inactive besides myself and a few other users, I'm hoping to use the quality assessments as a marker for future work on Assyrian-related articles. I've never been involved in the Quality Assessment process for any

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I stay far away from editing any articles that are political or controversial in any way. On the articles I do work on I may occasionally give a short quote from a written opinion, and state that one reviewer had this to say on the topic (giving a good reference for the quote) but I strive to not let

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is in a similar situation, and I regularly see articles at fr-wiki that are completely unacceptable at en-wiki on notability grounds, and I have moved more than one translation of such an article from fr-wiki to Draft, where I presume they linger, and age, and finally end up at the great encyclopedia

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To summarize the discussion of why the article about you was deleted, Knowledge has guidelines to establish that a public figure is notable enough to merit having a Knowledge article about them. The article about you did not meet these criteria and had a demonstrated history of being edited by either

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started it had seven names. It now has...more. I've heard tell of such a thing as too many templates or too many sources and I'd like to deal w it before it breaks something. Or maybe I should leave it alone and direct my anxiety elsewhere? Do we have any official advice on when and how to break down

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Thank you once again for your detailed review and feedback. I sincerely appreciate your continued guidance as I work to bring the draft into alignment with Knowledge’s policies. I fully understand your concerns regarding the significance and independence of the sources, and I recognize the importance

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These references come from reliable and independent sources, offering substantial coverage of Zillul Karim’s achievements and contributions. I hope this helps clarify the notability aspect. I would greatly appreciate any further review or assistance you could provide regarding this article. Thank you

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Yes it is Nick Moyes. Please do comment on the original article talk page (maybe best to keep a record of it). I still have a bit to go in terms of filling out the references and doing a final re-write, but I think the structure is there, and hopefully will be an improvement on what is an important

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Part of the situation (and therefore necessarily part of the article) is MDE's abuse of plausible deniability. When someone's words and actions don't match, we cannot report only their words, we have to report their actions too. A duck who complains that he has never represented himself as a duck, is

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Thanks for yours. There is confusion that needs to be cleared up. This has nothing to do with two sources disagreeing with each other. It’s about correctly interpreting what a source says. The quotation from Nolan does not establish that Richard Rodgers went to Stockton. I have posted my reasoning on

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The numbers of views list bounces around like a kangaroo on speed, possibly so that you get some variety in terms of feedback, otherwise it would (over time) revert to just listing the same nine articles, in order of views. In my case, the #1 most viewed article is something to do with football, one

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Hello and welcome to the Teahouse. Are there particular organizations that you want to write about? Your use of the word "profile" suggests to me that you want to use Knowledge to tell the world about certain organizations- Knowledge articles do more than that, they must summarize what independent

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As for the reviews: it isn't really the number (though a mininum of three indepedent sources is usually required): it's about the depth of coverage. The question is, "is there enough material in the reviews to base an encyclopaedia article on?" Some reviews of things talk in depth about the subject.

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No guarantees, but you're more likely to find somebody willing to help you if you ask people politely rather than asserting that you "need" it; if you talk about it in a way that might engage people's interest; and if you address people who are likely to have an interest in the subject (for example,

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Came across this, and I can't help but think this isn't a page we should have, it looks like a great resource on the topic, but from what I understand we don't really do pages that are just references like this, so I'm wondering if this should be moved out of mainspace or something, merged somewhere

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of reviewing them. Apart from Good Articles and Featured Articles, it is all very subjective. So you shouldn't have too much difficulty. But failing to understand the basics of the process isn't much help if you intend to use those quality assessments for focussing your or other people's attention.

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hi! Thanks for your reply. I have tried to engage the same editor on the same page (by chance) previously too, but they didn't reply. I undid the revision last time and they left it as it is. So, I repeated I the same thing and undid their revision. I am not sure if that was a good idea. What do you

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Fascinating! I think your idea of an essay (with tables) on the key differences between how various Wikipedias approach key matters would be of great interest, and some help for those of us not knowing the key differences between our various projects. Quite surprising to see the reaction against the

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To cite, make use of the " double quote like this on top of your page after clicking on edit pen, you can add automatically or manual if the option is not available. I would have help with the first one if you have a reliable reference at hand. I like that you are starting with draft too, this makes

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fellow editor, they continue to post bare URL references. I consider it bad practice, even bad manners (as I'm a Brit) because it means another editor has to go in and clean up afterwards. Just asking a question, or looking for pointers to relevant policy / essays / established consensus. Thank you.

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It appears to me that this type of conflict, "presenting the person by means of their published and influential work" vs. "presenting the person as a noted individual in society" is natural among academics, because being influential in their field is a major factor in how academics compete for jobs.

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The concept of social entrepreneurship emerged in the 1980s and since then has been gaining more momentum. Despite this, after decades of efforts to find a common ground to define the concept, no consensus has been reached. The dynamic nature of the object and the multiplicity of the conceptual lens

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I will happily strike my reply if it turns out I'm incorrect, but I don't believe Hoary brought up the visa because it was some key to notability, but because it was a factual statement in the draft that didn't have a cite at the time, and those things have to be substantiated. The government wasn't

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I don't know for sure, but it seems to me that the act of getting that visa, and the photo of it, are only important in one person's life. (Similarly, every time I go to the dentist IS a major event in my life, but no one else thinks so.) I think the more significant thing is the fact of getting the

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In my opinion, these are all prime sources. All of the TV appearances are documented with videos that the TV stations themselves have published on YouTube (and these are the largest media stations in Germany). As well as Hintermüller's activity as an author. Any statements made are also backed up by

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I get what you’re saying, but how will you be sure that a source is reliable and the facts are true if it hasn’t been confirmed by the person himself? Like how can a source that never met him know the basic facts like his height, where he was born or name of his daughter if they didn’t get that from

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The page a wanted to create is for a public figure, I’m he’s manager and fiancé. I read that if you have a relationship with the person the page is about, you can’t create it yourself. So I would have to find someone to do so and work with them. How do I find someone who can create the page with me?

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to AfC rather than move it to mainspace. The AfC backlog is not a queue, so it may be reviewed sooner than your think. If to mainspace, in time the New Pages Patrol could move it back to draft. Also either remove or fill in the now-blank sections. What you have is typical for diseases, but there may

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on 29 August when it achieved over 6,000 pageviews! I think that there are a few considerations. 1) It only considers the latest 60 days of your editing (for newcomers, this is in effect all their edits), 2) It doesn't account for the size of your edit, so ignores real "impact" on an article and 3)

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The weird thing is it's very inconsistent. As of writing, it says ~26,000 views, but pages that definitely have views seem to randomly disappear and reappear from the totals. Earlier today it showed me ~100 views, due to more viewed pages just not being listed. (But my user contributions are always

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I don't mean to follow the OP around, but it is frustrating when I have mentioned that the document they are citing clearly states it is not "the rules of Knowledge" several times, but they would rather keep pointing to it and calling it as such to support their indignation at getting reverted. I'm

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to draw the attention of an editor willing to make these changes. As one addition seems most appropriate for the 'Published works' section, and the second is really an 'External link', I doubt there will be any worries adding these - especially as you have provided (and will no doubt repeat) such a

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Is it common or acceptable for there to be articles for the cases of STATE-based supreme courts? There are SCOTUS cases that have their own article often or in many cases, but what about state-level supreme court cases? Are there examples of any of those being important/notable enough to have their

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your edits. As you did not have the courtesy to leave an edit summary I could read, I could not be bothered to translate it. As said above, this Knowledge operates in English. That said, I couldn't see what you were trying to do anyway (and you didn't tell us!) – all I could see is that you changed

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You cannot have the article about you restored or recreated because you have a conflict of interest. Hiring someone to help you to do so would be unethical. While you have referred to that article as "your page," from Knowledge's perspective it is not yours. It is meant to be an objective record as

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Articles about academics often have a "Selected publications" section. This provides a place for journal articles, book chapters, etc. However, the publications do not usually contribute to establishing notability. As mentioned above, the draft needs refs for what people have written about Epstein;

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of the subject" portion of the rejection for my submission. I have added more third-party sources in an attempt to properly cover this. Many of my original links however showed that the person has been cited numerous times outside of her own publications. I am wondering if what is there now, that I

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I'm truly in need of advice when it comes to copyright violations, given my history. I do not plagiarize. It's a bit of a fine line between "no original research" and "no copying", right? So it's truly helpful to understand that I can't experiment with the wording in the space. I've also had my

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Based on your feedback, I will focus on identifying and including references that provide substantial, independent, and reliable coverage of Zillul Karim. I now have a clearer understanding of what constitutes "significant coverage" and will re-evaluate the current sources to ensure they align with

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Welcome to the Teahouse! Creating a new article from scratch is extremely challenging, and new editors are strongly recommended to spend a few months learning how Knowledge works, by making improvements to some of our existing seven million articles before trying it. When you do decide to have a go

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In addition, there is the fact that the special visa categeory in the USA requires an extensive examination. Accordingly, there is also relevant evidence here that Hintermuller is an important church musician of our time and that he performed internationally and not just locally. Thus he also has a

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The crazy thing is, the book that I wanted to write about did not get any award, but the author(James Dokhuma) got a title because of the book. So is the book still considered notable? The book is Ṭawng Un Hrilhfiahna. However, there is another book also written by him called Irrawaddy Lui Kamah(on

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If there is an article about your client - whoever writes it - the article will not belong to your client or you, will not be controlled by either of you, will not necessarily say what you want it to, and should be based almost 100% on what people wholly unconnected with your client have said about

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interviews. If you want to write an article about Adamjan, you need to establish notability through reliable sources that are unconnected with him. Many of the links on his site are unsuitable for this purpose as they're interviews and coverage of a "hack" about reviving dead plants with hair don't

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mostly an accident, since I just couldn't find all that many sources on it, which is to be expected. Though, before I found some of the other sources, I did add verywellhealth.com for a bit but quickly realized its blocked and considered unreliable, or at least inconsistent. Wouldn't be a good look

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Hello, Ruthen Pagan. Since you were the only author of that page, you are allowed to simply delete it, as Mike Turnbull says. But note that every time any of us posts to Knowledge we are agreeing to "irrevocably release your text under the CC BY-SA 4.0 License and GFDL" (I've copied that text from

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is referenced. Perhaps it's referenced inadequately. Perhaps the references were good but the paragraph you removed misrepresented them. Perhaps the references, or at least one or two of them, say things which, citing reliable sources, you can demonstrate are disputed or plain wrong. Whichever, in

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article. I am affiliated with the Demidov Association, which is dedicated to preserving and promoting Demidov's acting school. I believe these additions will enhance the article by providing valuable information about the availability of Demidov's work in English and the ongoing efforts to sustain

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Sometimes you'll see a talk page with the lead image discussed, and eventually a consensus is reached about which is best. As Cullen328 said, sometimes it's a high-quality photo of the person at their peak of fame. Often, however, I see the lead image being a photo of how the person looks now. The

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My school has blocked Wikimedia Commons for as long as I can remember, but up until yesterday I could still view images on Commons on enwiki. Yesterday, that changed, and literally every single image on Knowledge is replaced by a green avoid sign on a dark gray background. Is there any way I could

8906:, and most of the next paragraph is occupied with pointing out the flaws in his methodology. As the article has 52 sources, mentioning him once, immediately followed by criticism, doesn't seem like a major concern to me. But if it does to you, I would start by raising a discussion at the Talk page. 8789:

Having said all that, the factuality of 'certain articles' may well be dependant on the subject in question. Articles with a political angle may well attract biased editors like moths to a flame, whereas editors like myself remember that fire is a dangerous thing, and stay as far away as possible.

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which was reviewed by a new page reviewer as OK. An IP editor, who I assume is the same user, as the IP address keeps changing, keeps deleting and tagging parts of the page based on MOS:DABNOMENTION. I have pointed out this was not noted by the new page reviewer, and as my latest in the talk page,

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You can start working on an article draft using an offline document outside of Knowledge, collecting good references, and starting to write sections that can be reliably cited. I usually have a half-dozen “collecting info” files for upcoming Knowledge projects that I work on periodically. When the

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and others (such as blogs, self-published websites with no editorial scrutiny or vanity publications) can sometimes be a little hard to appreciate. But don't let that put you off being one of our newest Hosts here. It's really great to have both the IP user asking good questions and you willing to

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You can certainly get yourself a private website or blog (completely unrelated to Knowledge) which would be yours to do with as you please; what you can't do is self-declare that you (or your friends or relatives) merit Knowledge articles. The public is not interested in you at all, and it doesn't

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I'm a nonbinary person who identifies as a lot of things, including nonbinary. I'd probably prefer that use of language generally because it comes from the person's own voice, and it's the easiest way I've found to explain what it feels like to cis people; I do/don't identify with certain genders.

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I am doing a major re-write (really upgrade) of an existing article. As it is so extensive, I have had to do it in my sandbox. When I am finished, do I just "paste" my sandbox content into the existing article in one go, or, am I expected to do some kind of "history merge" of my sandbox into the

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I have to say that the sourcing looks rather insufficient for the claims being made in this article. We have claims such as "His own research published in The London Philatelist failed to substantiate his claims" that aren't referenced to anything other than the primary source. This looks to be a

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If several somebodies who have no connection with you, and who have not been prompted or fed information on your behalf, choose to write in some depth about your website in places with a reputation for editorial control (such as major newspapers or magazines, or books from reputable publishers),

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To be frank, I do not think you are ready for advanced permissions like rollback. You have had this account for just over a month which is nowhere near long enough for other editors to evaluate you (as Fastily said). When your first request was declined, you were advised to spend at least another

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On many WikiProjects there's a section that has a listing of articles ranked based on their quality and importance. I'm hoping to request assessments for articles that fall into the category of my particular project, but I don't know how to start doing so. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

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Thank you, but the problem wasn't really that one reference, and more the fact that automatically inserting a citation with WORMS creates a technically wrong reference. I was wondering if there was a way to change the automatic citation tool (in the visual editor) so that it inserts the correctly

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Since my sources meet the German Knowledge notability policies by proving that this company plays both a dominant position and an innovative pioneering role in a relevant product group; but, if I understand Mrfoogles correctly, this is not as relevant for the English Knowledge as several reliable

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Hello, kindly, I need help in working on the inline citation of my article, like I recently published my article and I cannot seem to understand where I went wrong with the citations. I have read the wikipedia citation page but I cannot seem to understand a couple of things. I will appreciate the

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along with unnecessary capitalization. My immediate response is that phrase is promptionalism devoid of serious content. If we say that a person is a physician or a photographer or an astronomer or an architect or a plumber, we immediately have a very good idea of what the person actually does to

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I hope you’re well. I am currently participating in the editing of the article "https://en.wikipedia.org/Draft:Md_Zillul_Karim," collaborating with other editors, including Keith D. We’ve made several improvements based on feedback, and we’re eager to see if the article is now ready for approval.

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As I understand it, the crucial point is that the artistic expertise is proven and that the person is relevant in their field. The American authorities check precisely this very meticulously and only grant this visa to people who are outstanding and relevant in their field of art/music. These art

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I get that! A lot of the articles written about him is focused on something related to he’s work, mostly talking about a specific hack because that’s what he’s known for, not like an actor being part of a movie project and showing their personal work-life as content that would be written about in

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I can't speak for everyone, but to me, the way you've described your advocacy point of view sounds like it ought to be fine: as long as the article has no elements of advocacy in it, you are who you are. It may be uncomfortable to have to avoid adding things such as advice, treatments that aren't

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You know, as a side note, there are propaganda tools that left-biased journo's use to the left's advantage. One of those being "lying by omission", which bluntly means presenting infos you prefer over others, resulting in overreporting and underreporting on the respective infos. There also other

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How do I submit a page about me and my band's history. I released tracks on EP and compilation album formats which had radio and TV success in the '80s with my band based in Glasgow, Scotland :'The No Entry Band' and worked with other known musicians. I am releasing an album on vinyl and CD this

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page? At this stage it looks pretty good, though I would have a number of issues with it as it stands. (I can comment on a few of those should you wish me to, though the original article's talk page - or your sandbox's own talk page - would be the best places to keep all feedback together in one

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for Childhood dementia (a devastating yet under-recognised group of diseases) 14 days ago, and have progressively improved it. I've now been trying to make sure it meets Knowledge's policies well enough to move on to the article space , especially the core policies (WP:NPOV, V, and NOR). From my

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If you try to edit or save during these times, you will see an error message. We hope that no edits will be lost during these minutes, but we can't guarantee it. If you see the error message, then please wait until everything is back to normal. Then you should be able to save your edit. But, we

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Can there be / should there be sanctions (possibly leading to a block) of editors who refuse to desist from posting bare URL references? Not pointing the finger at anyone in particular, but I'm aware of editors who have done this for a long time and despite talk page requests from more than one

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A review of the sources shows that they are largely fabricated (e.g. pointing to a general library website while claiming to provide information on the article's subject) and I highly highly suspect that the whole article is AI-generated (if any users have tips on how to verify this, I would be

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Weeks/months tend to be for articles that are less well written (e.g. missing sections), or for topics no one cares about (random tech investor). The better written an article is, the easier (and more interesting) it is to review. Make sure to tag the talk page with relevant wikiproject banners

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I think Andy's advice is sensible. I had wondered if Hebrew Knowledge might have required you to change your keyboard character set in some way. But, using my Chrome browser on a desktop) I've just visited for the first time (I believe) and was automatically logged in and can immediately see

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But don't be disheartened: it is very common - almost 'de rigeur' - for brand new articles to be tagged by other editors for improvement, as even the most experienced editor can forget certain things, or make slips, in their keenness to make their article available. But yes, Cullen is right to

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I personally dislike the term since it can come with an implication that we're just "playing pretend", but I acknowledge that the phrasing still has its uses and that some prefer it. I've been sure not to touch articles where the main source on the subject's gender identity explicitly uses the

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asserts that a cited book contains a particular statement. It does not. This is easily confirmed by searching the book on line. I removed the lie and substituted a different citation that gives a sensible explanation of the story. Someone has reverted the text to what it was before, apparently

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While I'm focusing on research, I want to ensure that the page adheres to Knowledge’s writing style and guidelines, particularly regarding neutrality, tone, and structure. I could really use some assistance in refining the content to meet these standards. If anyone with experience in crafting

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Hello, Vinsa, and welcome to the Teahouse. This may not be what you want to hear, but: My earnest advice to new editors is to not even think about trying to create an article until you have spent several weeks - at least - learning about how Knowledge works by making improvements to existing

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To Whom It May Concern, I am reaching out to you due to the inquiry regarding notability criteria for Music Artists. How the notability will be evaluated? I would like to have a conversation with an expert in this regard, please! Looking forward to hear from you Best Regards, Marjan Hamidia

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which shows where your account exists and how many edits it has. Clicking the count shows your contributions at that wiki. A local account is automatically created at a wiki if you view any page while logged in. There is no global watchlist. You have to view the watchlist at each wiki you are

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The dilemma is the following: unlike in the German Knowledge, my article does not fulfill the relevance criteria "WP:ENCORP" in the English Knowledge. As Japan's largest manufacturer of airbrushes and ODM for countless companies, this manufacturer is, in my opinion, absolutely notable for the

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Before you rush to replace an entire article with your own sandbox re-write, I would strongly urge you to discuss your proposal on the relevant talk page, linking to your sandbox revision, and then wait a suitable time for feedback. This will avoid the inevitable frustration when your entire

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Height isn't usually in an article unless it is relevant to the person's career(like an athlete), and in those cases it's usually documented somewhere(usually by the team). The names of minor children should not be in articles about their parents unless the children themselves merit articles.

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The tone of the draft is improved, so thank you for that. However, when I look at your references, I find that some of them do not mention Karim, and are therefore of no value in establishing his notability. Others are interviews of Karim or mention him only because they are quoting him as a

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that -- in any language -- describe or comment on Urban Diary in some detail? These sources must be independent of Urban Diary (so that they must not be largely based on interviews with people in Urban Diary) and of each other. If so, please (here, in this thread) specify three of them. --

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and its page history give the number of pages in the Category namespace since 16 November 2008. I think the nature of the ~39 redirects (are they true synonyms? redirects to or from subtopics?) complicate matters. That said, there are only 39 redirects, so you could—if you had a very slow

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I have started translating a page to Hebrew. How do I change the text direction to be right to left? also should I set the language to Hebrew somehow and if so how? Is it possible my account is just for the English Knowledge? because it doesn't let me log in When looking at Hebrew pages.

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That is indeed a good assumption. Please do not attempt to upload any of them to Wikimedia Commons, English-language Knowledge, or the Knowledge of any other language, until you are prepared to point to clear, public evidence that a particular image either is in the public domain or is

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was introduced there ? I have learned to tread very carefully at other Wikipedias as their cultures are so different, and my efforts to improve something may be seen as interference. This is just the tip of the WikiBerg. Among my efforts to deal with some of this cross-wiki stuff, is

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In the meantime, I will continue refining the article to ensure neutrality and compliance with Knowledge's core content policies. I deeply value the time and effort you have put into assisting me with this draft and would greatly appreciate your review once I’ve made the necessary

698:: I've thought about submitting it for review, but since I heard it can take some weeks to months for an article to be, and this is still a fairly unknown yet very important topic, I thought it'd be better to put in work to make it ready relatively quickly and publish it directly. 12235:, which says you can immediately delete any statement not backed up by an inline citation to a reliable source. The article only has 31 page watchers, so you might want to alert one of the Projects that are interested in it to your concerns, via the relevant Project's Talk Page. 11125:

Andrei Malaev-Babel's translations have been instrumental in introducing Demidov's methodologies to a global audience, filling a gap in theatre education. More over Andrei Malaev Babel is the only person in the world that collaborated with Laskina herself on this

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of my first edits. Unfortunately my edit was promptly reverted by the article's main author most likely because he didn't like a new editor messing with his 'baby'. It's not even a subject I give two hoots about, and my net contribution to the article is effectively zilch, but

6127:{{Internetquelle |url=https://www.focus.de/kultur/stars/mit-67-jahren-trauer-um-tatort-star-jacques-breuer-ueberraschend-gestorben_id_260338564.html |titel=Trauer um „Tatort“-Star: Jacques Breuer überraschend gestorben |werk=] |datum=2024-09-24 |abruf=2024-09-24}}</ref: --> 5062:"The public is not interested in you at all" is rather harsh; some would even say rude. Then again, even if it were justified, well, the public (as normally understood) is very little interested in a pile of subjects that rightly have articles in en:WP. (Can you interest the 3698:

The "chair" positions mentioned in the lead may be sufficient, although they aren't "named chairs" (which I have always found to be an objectionable criterion when universities can name a chair to memorialize someone otherwise non-notable who happens to give a big donation).

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Thank you for your feedback regarding the draft. I appreciate your acknowledgment of the improved tone. However, I would like to clarify that the references I provided include independent coverage of Zillul Karim's achievements, not solely interviews where he is quoted as a

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him? Wouldn’t it then just be guessing? I understand that overall a lot of things can be bias when it comes from the person themselves, but there’s certain things that can’t be bias because it’s just facts. I’m just curious to fully understand the different aspects of this.

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community errs on the side of quality, I think. Between an older and newer photo, generally the highest quality one is chosen. If they're the same quality, the new one is chosen. If the subject of the article has a preferred photograph and donates it, we tend to use that. ~

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I don't understand it. I looked at the log of changes you made today, and I saw filters three times complaining that you had used someone's blog as a reference - those are normally no good - but either I don't know how to find the copyright violation message or it doesn't

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is important, because if the book doesn't pass that, there shouldn't even be an article. So I recommend you start by carefully comparing your book with that; then if it doesn't pass, you won't waste time on a rejected article, and you can work on something else instead.

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JavaScript is not run when it's added to articles. The code is just displayed like any other text added to the page. The IP made some confused edits 17 April. They were quickly reverted and after several warnings the IP was blocked for 31 hours and hasn't edited since.

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The fact that a page has been accepted for mainspace doesn't imply that it's incapable of further improvement. Disambiguation pages should disambiguate among articles. You have been adding non-articles to the list, and the IP user has been justifiably removing them.

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Having a record of your own career is a purely personal matter, not the job of an encyclopedia. I'm sure you've used a (paper) encyclopedia before, and I'm sure it didn't occur to you to look for an entry about yourself in there, because that's not how encyclopedias

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This is not really a question but a suggestion. Hello, I am a Kikuyu and you have to tell Kenyans about their history. You don’t use western media, I asked other Kenyans if we won the rebellion they said yes. So if I keep editing Kenyan victory please hear me out!!

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with significant coverage have chosen on their own(not based on materials from the organization like its website, staff interviews, or announcements of its routine activities) to say about the organiazation, showing how it meets the special Knowledge definition of

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for example) are extended-confirmed protected, and you cannot comment on them even if you wait a few more days, you need to have 500 edits and 30 days. There should be an icon at the upper right saying what kind of protection it has. You can also make a request at

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My earnest advice to new editors is to not even think about trying to create an article until you have spent several weeks - at least - learning about how Knowledge works by making improvements to existing articles. Once you have understood core policies such as

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section of the article, so should be a summary of what appears later. Although "Russian" is mentioned later in the article, I don't see why it should be in the lead. That, however, is debatable if you wish, on the Talk Page, where Remsense has already commented.

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page about the comments that they made publicly based on reliable news sources (according to me, I think). But it was removed by another editor. What can I do to make it less biased when the comments made are as real as they get. Without getting into the fight.

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You can paste right in. Attribution from draft does not matter, since you're the sole author of your sandbox attributions. You don't legally need to attribute yourself. If you were merging two main-space articles, that's a different story. Then you should use

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The page also show a banner with "La mise en forme de cet article est à améliorer (septembre 2024). La mise en forme du texte ne suit pas les recommandations de Wikipédia : il faut le « wikifier »". I am not sure what I are the next steps I should undertake.

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Background jobs will be slower and some may be dropped. Red links might not be updated as quickly as normal. If you create an article that is already linked somewhere else, the link will stay red longer than usual. Some long-running scripts will have to be

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would be the right venue for an extended discussion about it. You may also get additional responses there from other interested parties not aware of this discussion. If you wish to go that route, just open a new discussion there, starting off with template

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Hi, I just signed up. I am interested in art and want to get involved in editing articles related to it. But the offers I receive are not exactly what I want to do. Please recommend if there are any art-related Knowledge groups that I could edit. Thanks!

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I don't have the actual numbers myself (and cba to dig them out), and related to that is the question as to exactly how many are 'active' editors as opposed to somebody who just chipped in with one obscure article two decades ago. Either way it will be a

12410:, I'm not going to get into the details here but suggest this is something to be taken up on the Talk Page of the article. It seems to me a) that the sentence you are adding to has no source(s), so it might be better to focus on that and 2) this is the 4784:

I've been trying to reverse the damage cause by a Wiki user who has been banned for creating AI-generated articles and using sock puppets to create and maintain articles on topics that they seem highly invested in. One such article that they created is

12001:. This is like painting the windows of your house before you have built the walls, or the foundations, or even surveyed the site to check it is fit to build on: it will likely lead to frustration and disappointment, and probably a lot of wasted effort. 8785:

Consequently, from a pure maths perspective, Knowledge editors are a sub-set of the world, and I would argue that any 'bias' at Knowledge is going to be a simple reflection of the bias that exists across the entire population of the planet. Does that

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I think in this case the visa status is being offered as evidence of their talent, akin to an award. That would only be valid if independent sources discuss this, an image of the visa(probably unwise to have even with details redacted) wouldn't work.

12012:. This is first because if you cannot find the sources you will know that no article is possible, and any further effort you spend on it will be effort wasted. (It is extremely unlikely that an album to be released in 2025 will meet those criteria). 5899:

I'll second this, you mentioned TV success, we need reliable sources for either you or your band, you mentioned TV success, can you elaborate that? if say, perhaps whatever your music was in has its own article, that might help establish notablity.

8710:: Knowledge editors (who, as Karen has noted, are volunteers) are not required to declare our political positions or lack thereof, so there cannot be a meaningful measure of how many editors have a particular "bias". If you are concerned about the 6753:, several discussions)? (It is now grudgingly accepted for non-mainspace use at nl-wiki.) Or that Spanish Knowledge, while it listed and linked the policy about copying from other Wikipedias, there was no real way to advise a user about it, and it 10129:). Have might like to try switching and editing on, say, French or German Knowledge with the same character set to see what happens there. You should see a userpage there with the same name that you are editing with on English Knowledge. Regards, 12098:

Writing a new article is challenging, and it is highly recommended that you first gain experience and knowledge as to how Knowledge operates by first editing existing articles in areas that interest you, to get a feel for the process. Using the

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Hi, I use the visual editor in editing an article. I can't use the code-based editor. When I want to replace a word which mentioned in several places in the article, I do one by one. Is there a command like Ctrl+H in Microsoft Word? Thank you.

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Hello, TransformationAgent, and welcome to the Teahouse. The fact that you're asking that question suggests that you believe that such an article would benefit the organisation and the individual in question. It might do - but it might not: see

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contains claims by several controversial researchers including Lynn, who openly described himself as a "scientific racist". The article doesn't do enough to describe the fringe nature of their views, and I'm uncertain how to best deal with it.

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articles, but I am seeking advice on completing the process for many articles for the WikiProject. When I get the chance, I'll read over the individual page on Assessing articles, but I am hoping to know where is the best place to start from.

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but that would appear in red since there is no such article. Instead you used an external link to their website. That's wrong on two counts. First, we don't normally use such external links in the body text of an article. that's explained at

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the world know my opinion on any given subject. (I don’t need added drama in my life.) All that is written is done by volunteers, so there isn’t any Knowledge staff. I believe all the paid employees work to keep the website up and running.

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I agree with all of the above. You probably can remember the positive/negative interactions you had in the past when someone on Knowledge slapped a template on your article or user page versus proactively improving/proving gentle feedback.

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This means that in general, while anybody may delete any text as part of editing, any other editor may disagree and restore it. The text you added is effectively no longer yours, and you cannot insist it be deleted (or insist it be kept).

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This implies that Nelson and Wellington are the ONLY two heroes of this era. That is a bit of a slap in the face for everyone else who took part. Indeed, is 'hero' the correct term for these two men anyway? It needs to say something like

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The content is basically a translation from Knowledge Chinese. How do I make it meet the standard in Knowledge English and what are the differences? This is the first time I foray into Knowledge English so I am grateful for your advice!

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I've seen many BLP articles where there is an older photograph used, while there become a more recent one but is often of lower quality. In such situations should the older but more quality image be used, or the newer but lower quality?

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newspaper articles. The AGO (America's largest trade journal for church music) and Musica Sacra (the largest trade journal for church music in Germany) are very reputable sources. All magazine sources come directly from the publishers.

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Accounts are global, meaning that they may be used on any Wikimedia Foundation project(such as different language Wikipedias). I don't believe changes to your account (like its user page) on one Knowledge carry over to another, though.

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at the top and an admin will do the deleetion. Or you can do nothing and it will be deleted by a bot in six months. That would be sensible if you think some suitable sources might emerge over time, allowing you to return to the draft.

10668:"The Wikimedia domain has always been blocked due to "controversial content". Knowledge has a group of moderators who have to approve content before it gets posted publicly. Wikimedia allows anyone to post content without moderation." 7221:

You can use Ctrl+F in VisualEditor. It may already be a shortcut for a search feature in your browser but VisualEditor should override that. You can also click the hamburger menu icon ☰ at the top right and select "Find and replace".

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In that case (and I've not looked at the citations given, or others used in that article), your issue is less with the short description than the wording of the lead. I suggest you focus on that, as you do indeed appear to be doing.

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When I said "not from him" I was thinking specifically of his book. None of the references in the James Dokhuma article should come from his book. (Except in a little section of the article that's literally talking about the book.)

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What Anti said, but also upon doing a quick search for sources on The No Entry Band, I was unable to find any. I'm assuming that there might be some on a newspaper somewhere, and I'll have a quick poke around, but you need to have

12610:. One Knowledge article can not be considered as reliable source in another Knowledge article. One can make their case stronger by providing as many academic -written by professors- sources from reliable publications as possible. 12269:

language as an example of s highly inflectional language: I specifically wanted to add Russian there, because this list is missing Slavic languages completely, and because Russian is mostly widely spoken of the Slavic languages:

2282:; it's a lot of fun! Happy editing! Your article was not rejected, rather it was declined so you can continue to make improvements. From a policy point of view, can you state which exact criteria article subject qualifies under 10297:"I asked you to spend a month gaining experience. It's been ~2 weeks since I declined your previous request. Sorry, but that's just not enough experience for me to determine whether you'll be able to use the tool appropriately." 2386:

sources that say this. If it's not published, it's probably not something we want in a wikipedia article in the first place. I do think it would be very strange to mention someone's visa status in their encyclopedia article. --

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To get an article, a book has to be notable by itself. If it's not notable enough for a book article, it may still deserve to be mentioned in the author's article (but only if the author is notable and already has an article).

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Is there a way to automatically insert modernised WORMS references? Using the built-in automatic citation generator, it simply cites the webpage, but it doesn't seem possible to automatically insert the proper reference (See

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page). It's great to see that what I'm doing is helping, but also to direct me to edit more important/likely to be viewed articles - espeically as I'm starting to seek out WikiProjects and choose pages on my own to work on.

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in Windows browsers) to find the location in the page. It only works if the copied text is rendered so avoid things like template names and syntax. "Rock Island District" works here but it also occurs elsewhere on the page.

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it was a section edit so the section heading "Chicago commuter service" is shown in grey in the edit summary and clicking it jumps to the top of the section. I often copy-paste some text from a diff and use a browser search

11070: 13231: 12877:, click "View history". Two little circles will be colored in. If you wish, click alternatives to one or both of these as "before" (left) and "after" (right) states respectively. Then click "Compare selected revisions". -- 6844:, there is nothing really to say at this stage. With more sources it might fit into the list article, although really even the entries there should be notable and have articles of their own before being included in a List. 2615:. Working on something alongside Muhammad Yunus does not confer notability, and such mentions tend to irritate AFC reviewers. In my view, this draft needs a total rewrite from top to bottom to bring it into compliance with 6660:

As someone who has done a fair number of translations from fr-wiki, and seen a whole lot more, #2 is the other way round (punct must come after the ref); as for #1, it's complicated. In theory, yes: their equivalent is at

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in this case. This trick works for about 10 to 16 languages, depending exactly which citation template is being used in the foreign wikipedia; see the link for documentation. It would be helpful if you could add parameter

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article would suffice. After all, every single citation in that List article is to the Cook's Country website, so any users could very easily find the same information there. But that's probably not what you want to hear!

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I certainly don't want to appear disrespectful, but it seems to me that keeping brand-new editors out of there is exactly the reason that the page was protected. Why not write something on the article's Talk page instead?

11728:, so I doubt that a deletion nomination would succeed. Improving the article based on reliable sources is probably the best approach, and you can make suggestions for how that can be done by following the instructions at 10696:

Interesting comment from your IT department. It isn't true to say that moderators have to approve content here: very little would get updated if every edit was moderated. Perhaps best not to mention that to them, though!

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Ah - I've just checked when the 'formatting' template was added! I see it was inserted extremely early in page creation process, when - to be frank - it was a complete mess with just subheading titles but no content. See

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I'm not sure if it's really that large of a problem of people assigning identities to say historical figures, but it does imply that the individual has at some point declared that as how they see/feel/exist as themself.

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This is very different from the English Knowledge notability policy: the German Knowledge says that companies deserve an article if they are, essentially, big enough or have an important position. The English Knowledge

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Every time I'm reading an article and switch it to the French version, my account switch as well and my modifications to the French page is not showed to my main account and vice versa for the English modifications.

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that this person is notable but I agree with you that the referencing is very poor. I think that it would take an experienced editor fluent in Modern Hebrew to sort it out. I suggest that you explain your concerns at

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order to get rid of the paragraph (let alone the whole article), you're going to have to give a reason that's a lot clearer than "it" is "fake", or a "lie". The best place to post this would be not here but instead

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I like the variety of sources that you've used. The one about psychosocial impact would probably be useful for putting something in the ==Society and culture== section (e.g., anything about school and friendship).

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Hello, IP user. You may need this, but that doesn't mean that anybody needs to help you. How would you react if you were in a public place and a stranger suddenly stood up and said "I need somebody to do a job for

6564:, and welcome to the Teahouse. Whilst we would normally say that we cannot advise on the policies of other language versions of Knowledge, it is immediately clear to me that your article lacks inline citations for 1415:

would be great, in theory, as it is certainly independent of Adamjan and is a secondary source: in fact it debunks one of his hacks. Unfortunately, it barely mentions him as a person, so would not meet the test of

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has died on 5 September 2024. I don't know how to implement the German ref/template to the english article. So I copied it to the article talkpage. Maybe someone can help with the apropriate template. Thank you!

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with no explanation. At the very least, the community would want to see whether an editor of one month's standing is able to understand and follow the clear guidance given to you by an experienced administrator.

5672:, then got replaced with the current engineer(which may be unfocused or promotional imo but that's not what I bring up here), my question is, is this an "Article Hijack"/should history be merged as appropriate? 5320:

I'd just like to know if users (especially like me, with a not-too-high edit count) are allowed to warn other users about violating WP's neutral point of view with, for example, templates like Uw-npov2? Thanks!

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Evening everyone If anyone don't mind helping me, how do I insert a template onto my talk page, because I want to insert a language template and more, if that's possible. How do I type it in too? Thank you😊

6669:, but in practice, I don't see a whole lot of reaction there to ignoring it, so it often is. Or all the refs are primary, and all the content is OR. That's anecdotal, of course, based on my own experience. And 1900:

the river banks of Irrawaddy) that talks about WW-II and the experiences of the author and the Mizos about the Japanese invasion. It is used as a textbook for Class IX in Mizoram. Which one has better chances?

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Is that something you're willing to really do? I don't know you well, and sometimes when people say "great points" they mean "... but no way am I doing that". I'm sure you've known someone who talks that way.

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Well, for those experienced editors "in the know", I think we would could interpret exactly what you meant. But I really wanted to clarify your wording for the IP's sake, as it was perhaps a little ambiguous.

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Thank you for your insightful feedback on the draft regarding Zillul Karim. I have taken your comments seriously and made some adjustments, including the removal of Dr. Muhammad Yunus's name from the article.

13151:, given that they may act like multiple people sharing one account? I feel like a change at least to the wording of the policy might be in order but I don't know how to initiate that or know if it's needed. 1069:

I think the lead is accurate--"Indeed, the relationship between MDE and its community is a major reason for the cancellation campaign." (Buzzfeednews). If you're referring to the is/was distinction, I found

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I wanted to just make a translated version of the page (translation is my specialty in Knowledge Chinese) but Knowledge English won't allow me to do so, and therefore I have to make a new stand alone page.

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Why is the Java article not protected? I want the information article about Java Island to be protected because the article has been targeted by vandals who have deleted the entire contents of the article.

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To be clear, I'm specifically bothered by the deliberate and pointless change to "identifies as". The word "is" worked just fine, and is possibly preferred by some of the people whose articles were edited.

1131:: More simply, what subjects say about themselves is never trustworthy, and MDE are even less trustworthy because deceiving people is a funny part of their schtick AND they also intend to deceive for real. 4320:

Because as I have already said, it is not possible - and I think this is understandable in business terms - to provide written proof of the domestic supply of ODM products to well-known airbrush companies.

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of the offending text. (if that happens, take this as a lesson that your edit was a problem!) If there was no infringement, it will simply be marked as a false positive and nothing further will happen. --

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I value your perspective and would greatly appreciate it if you could take a moment to review the updated draft when you have the time. Your suggestions would be invaluable as I strive to meet Knowledge's

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To Cite an article, you need a reliable independent (This means you can't cite from subject's book or their website) sources like newspapers, magazines, journals and books that have major coverage of the

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But ... I consider myself near enough to being binary, and the context of where and how those additions to articles were made is making ME uncomfortable. I hope this is resolved without any worse stuff.

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They're so accustomed to (and skilled at) demonstrating job qualifications that they tend to do so even in situations that aren't about getting a job (viz. "When the only tool you have is a hammer ...).

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because thousands of people view it every day. That's just how the cookie crumbles sometimes. Although, like you say, there are days when the list drops these monsters and focusses on different aspects.

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Strange, you shouldn't be blocked. Your account is extended confirmed already, which is a level higher allowed for semi protection. What's the exact alert message given when you tried saving the edit?

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was designed, as it is getting into nuanced areas of guidelines, and opinions by different editors. If you would like to say more about this topic, that would be welcome, and I think a continuation at

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When a person comes here with the primary purpose of writing an article about somebody (especially somebody they are connected with) it is usually the case that their purpose is what Knowledge calls

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Maybe there are less slave traders? The slave trade might have been a bigger operation than just buying grain one place and taking it to another. But given how many are listed, you might be right.

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Dear colleagues: thank you for your responses. Unfortunately, neither of you addressed any of the TWO questions, that I raised: User "Remsense" reverted my one-word edit in violation of 2 rules:

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But bias creeps in to the most surprising places, such as an article about a military unit I am currently editing, where a deficiency in equipment levels was blamed on budget cutbacks during the

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I've translated a page and had another Wikipedian help draft it, but I'm having trouble publishing. What steps do I need to follow to make it live? How can I get started with page translations?

6785:'ill' template but, then again, we are a very conservative lot over here on en-wiki, hating to see new things come in without lots of consideration, discussion and plenty of huffing and puffing. 1877:

strict anti-copyright violation would prevent repeating passages of the book but some examples you mentioned make sense. A book could also have influence on other books/fields of literature. See

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Best wishes on your writing project. Be sure to take all the time you need and, if things begin to feel a little overwhelming, just take a break from the work and come back after you’ve rested.

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Greetings! I have come across plenty of Knowledge talks using the term "BEFORE search." There seems to be no Knowledge guideline associated with it, and I'm asking here what that means. Thanks!

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Title. Trying to edit a page as a noticed a small problem. A section was removed but not all information in it was distributed across the replacement section despite it probably should've been.

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I think the primary usage for Manuel Rendon is Manuel Rendón Seminario, so move Manuel Rendon to Manuel Rendon (meaningful disambiguator) and redirect Manuel Rendon to Manuel Rendón Seminario.

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In the end, either is accurate with proper citation, and the individual has the ability to change the semantics from/to "identifies as" to suit their own preference to how others refer to them.

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discuss this company and show how it is notable, it would not merit an article on the English Knowledge. If it is acceptable on the German Knowledge, you should concentrate your efforts there.

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Hello Knowledge contributors, I would like to write an article on Knowledge. Can you please help me draft and submit the article with handholding support? I can donate a cup of coffee to you.

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please read these rules : Besides violating the General Rules about Reverting, you did not cite a specific wiki-rule, that any revert requires. Walter Tau (talk) 12:35, 27 September 2024 (UTC)

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I would also recommend replacing one paragraph/section at a time, to allow other editors to also see what changed/fix/catch any mistakes and make improvements. It's a delicate balance between

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LOL, I've just checked Carter's page to see if he's still with us, and if he survives the next three days, he will be exactly 100 years old. I wonder if he has ever considered standing again?

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that Thum was indeed the founder of that company. You must cite a specific webpage (or other source) that makes that point explicitly. Your draft has many other problems. For example you say

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or the MOS to find justification to change it back. I'd rather not make an edit for my own comfort if it's ultimately pointless, so is there a WP page I might be able to look to about this?

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This is not a full answer for you, but usernames should all be global, and it does not look like there are any blocks preventing you from logging on to any other language Wikipedias (see

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If you modified the article at all, that is considered editing. If you want to make changes to an article where you have a personal connection, you should go to the "Talk" page (such as

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The English Knowledge essentially does not care about how big or relevant the company is, but only whether there are multiple reliable secondary sources (in any language) describing it.

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When creating a draft for books, what do we write? The contents of the book? The reason why it was written? The notability of the book? The author's notability? Some parts of the book?

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for a reason; following those basic rules is necessary to create content on Knowledge. You're trying to establish notability here, but an important fact is that sources here have to be

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and then ping me in. I would hate to constructively criticise content which I know the author is already planning to change. But, as a quick fly-past, here are some brief observations.

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I have edited it for him, to remove the lie part but someone keeps putting it back. Its malicious. He does not want the page anyway so please can some one help me remove his profile.

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and an editor removed them for being sensationalized even when inline citations support all claims. The same editor also seemed to have removed well-cited edits (not done by me) from

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Thank you very much for your lengthy answer on a non English page. It brings already quite some answers. I have launched my question on the French Forum as well for further follow up.

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There used to be a page that was mostly accurate about me, but it has disappeared. Why? And can I get it back? Frankly, it was very useful to have a quick look at my 50+ year career.

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gained recognition as a successful young social entrepreneur through his work in education and parenting support. He began his entrepreneurial journey as a co-founder of Light of Hope

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They have active sock puppet investigations open (full disclosure, I opened one of them) so it is suspected that this person is still creating articles but the main account is gone.

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Searching to see if this is a known thing has been fruitless for me so far. Is this a known issue and maybe not a priority to fix? I'm mostly just curious what's going on with it.

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to meet deadlines. There are no shortcuts, if you want to increase your skills, improving any of our existing 6 million articles is your best bet. Happy editing and patience! ~ 🦝

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It's possible that dropping a simple sentence in each of the empty sections – though theoretically not required – would reassure the admin that it's really an uncontroversial move.

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I'm afraid the only help I can offer would be to suggest that the entire List article be deleted for non-notability, and that simply adding the few urls used to create it to the

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I think it's fair to say that you've got the categories wrong. What we need is articles from reliable sources where "Susan Epstein" is the TITLE, not the author. We need articles

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Are you already familiar with making individual quality assessments, and are now simply seeking advice in completing the process as rapidly as possible for an entire project, or

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I submitted an article about Steptoe & Johnson PLLC and was told it was rejected because an article exists already about the topic and referred me to this Knowledge article:

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for it, or you will get reverted. If you have got other data then great, please bring it on. I would not revert you if I understood what you were doing and it had a good source.

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For the record, this also works perfectly well in Visual Editor - just open the de-wiki article in edit mode, click on the footnote, and copy-paste it into the article here. --

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Topics that appear to give a fairly reasonable coverage of all aspects of that topic would then be eligible to be assessed as maybe B or A grade. Once we get higher than that (

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can be used in certain circumstances, but never to establish notability. As to how independent reliable sources know their information, they perform research and fact checking.

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Hello IP editor. Welcome to the Teahouse. I'm not quite sure what you are asking us. You are, however, welcome to make constructive contributions to the article in English on

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Potential copyright violation log b 13:45 CopyPatrolBot talk contribs marked revision 1247033714 on Draft:Jean Ensminger as a potential copyright violation ‎ Tag: PageTriage

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When you have made close to a thousand contributions, mostly substantial edits to actual articles (as opposed to fluff & nonsense like this Teahouse comment), and you're

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I also want to acknowledge that David (notMD), a highly experienced Knowledge editor, has contributed to the article, and his edits have taken a step in the right direction.

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I hope you're all doing well! I’m currently working on a new page and could really use your help. I’m in the process of gathering more sources and additional details about

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phrase. If I've been over-eager in making those changes though, I recognize that this can boil down to a personal gripe, and I have no issue with the edits being reverted.

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Edits you make to the English Knowledge are on your English list, and edits you make to the French Knowledge are on your French list - what is so surprising about that? -

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I would nominate the article for deletion based on the fact that it seems to be fabricated whole-cloth, but I think there is an argument to be made that this person meets

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policy means we can only call something "pioneering" if we cite a direct quote to that effect. There is also no need to repeat the "Prof." in that sentence: just use his

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and before the first slash. If you cite the Smithsonian Magazine (a very reliable source, by the way), the website name is "Smithsonian Magazine" but the domain name is

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spokesperson. Those are not independent sources and do not establish his notability. What are required are references to sources that meet three standards: They must be

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the book in the English language) provide valuable context and information for readers interested in Demidov's work and its impact on modern acting techniques globaly.

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and it seems largely unsubstantiated without citations, fails a plagiarism test, and has a lot of 'opinions rather than fact. How are these kind of articles reported?

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I've reviewed those sources, as you can see on the talk page, and none of them describe MDE as white supremacist. The lede of the article also does not use the term*.

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I never edited my own page. There were gaps in "proof" which I supplied or gave links to (for example testimony before the Congress).... is that considered "editing?"

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In October 2023, Hintermüller was granted the rare O1-B visa by the United States, awarded to artists with extraordinary abilities in the national interest of the USA

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This isn't really the place to request authors to write for you. If the sources do not exist, there can't be an article about your website, no matter who writes it.

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We expect the code deployments to happen as any other week. However, some case-by-case code freezes could punctually happen if the operation require them afterwards.

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Ok I believe the artist has published a photo of the visa with the visa number blacked out on his website or social media. Such a photo would count as proof, right?

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Yesterday I saw on the news a young boy called Nicolás Atanes who popularizes mathematics, and I asked why he doesn't have an article. He has appeared in El Mundo (

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and there can be more if searched extensively. How do I deal with this? Is there a way to report for suspecting paid edits or a way to involve the administrators?

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Welcome to the Teahouse. Yes, I think it would be appropriate to wait until there are some reliably published articles or news items about this topic. Without more

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it or overwrite it with new content when you are ready: that area is entirely within your control. Technically, admins will deleted pages marked with the template

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Others are superficial, and simply describe it, and maybe give their own opinions about it. Only in-depth reviews will be useful as sources for an article. See

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While I am auto-confirmed, since Childhood dementia is currently a redirect {{r with possibilities}}, trying to publish the draft through the normal path fails.

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You've only made 39 edits, including several to your user page and talk page. Don't worry about getting accolades, just focus on improving the encyclopedia.

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I stumbled across an IP who had edited the articles of several nonbinary individuals, changing the sentence "x is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns." to "x

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Something about no dice / semi-protected, with an invitation to bring it here to the Teahouse. Sorry, I have closed that window now and lost the exact message.

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Hello Wikipedians. Ok, how much of the Knowledge staff and editors have a left bias? This ratio might say something about the factuality of certain articles.

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I wish I understood the jargon here. All I know is that a page about me was removed and cannot be found. Is there an expert one can hire to navigate all this?

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Thank you for your response. I appreciate the work that goes into the review process. I’ll continue to be patient and look forward to any updates on the draft.

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timed out (as I expected) but returned 1,054,119 categories, so there are at least that many. You may get a higher number (or lower) if you repeat the query.

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Yes. But do try hard not to misdiagnose what you see, and try hard to choose the most appropriate warning template. (The templates are conveniently listed in

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New page review only checks whether an article obviously should be deleted. It by no means gives special approval to any version of the article. You've been

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Years ago, you edited the articles about your brother, mother and grandmother (Marlene Dietrich). Please don't do that anymore, as the same COI rules apply.

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when I enter a page in any language it keeps me logged in but the moment I enter a Hebrew page I'm logged out and can't log in until I change the language

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I know you have to be impartial in your advice here, but for goodness's sake I don't feel like fielding two simultaneous, specious ANI threads right now.

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her, not articles by her. I need to add that anything sourced from her employers or her publishers doesn't count as reliable in terms of her notability.

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Note: This page is semi-protected so that only autoconfirmed users can edit it. If you need help getting started with editing, please visit the Teahouse.

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will switch the traffic between its data centers. This will make sure that Knowledge and the other Wikimedia wikis can stay online even after a disaster.

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Hi AntiDionysius, I know about the policies and guidelines but I have not seen any unfavourable thing about the organization and individual in question.

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If you have suggestions to improve an article, start a discussion about it on that article's talk page and don't be coy about what you are suggesting.

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It's not encouraged to write a Knowledge article about yourself and even for those close to you, you will need to disclose your relationship with them.

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I will also suggest that you look for secondary sources that discuss the impact of the text, as that will help establish its notability in a direct way.

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I think I prefer "Identifies as" on the basis that it implies it's the individual rather than a third party assigning the identity to that individual.

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I was under the impression upon my first submission that there were indeed enough reliable sources to the standard of Knowledge, mainly baring on the "

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Important note: I do want to make it clear that the reason I made this article *is* to raise awareness (so advocacy in a way. I did make sure to read

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Thanks for yours. I have figured out that this has nothing to do with two sources disagreeing. I have posted my reasoning on the article’s Talk page.

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as a long-time editor, it gives different results every time I look at it. It often seems to focus on articles where I made a couple of minor edits

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created by a neutral third party and so you may actually prefer for there to not be an article, rather than one that you cannot control the tone of.

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is on the user who wish to add or retain certain content. (and not who is deleting. This where you need to update yourself the way Knowledge works)

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I have edited two pages, one French and one English. As result, it seems that I have two different Knowledge account but with the same username ?

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Thank you soooo much. You can now look at my User page p, I am now able to do what I've always wanted to do, contribute to Knowledge. Thank you 😊

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of being recognised - the Transylvanian cat. Currently I don't think it's notable enough for its own article, so I thought about listing it in the

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template below. If you feel this has about run it's course here already, that's fine, too, and thanks for your contributions to Knowledge! Adding

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We don't really deal with user conduct issues here. If you have discussed this with the other user and that fails to resolve your concerns, go to

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Hello there! How do I add music chart data on articles about artists? is there a template, a guide to follow, how is it done? Thanks in advance -

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is presumed notable if it has been the subject of significant coverage in multiple reliable secondary sources that are independent of the subject.

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sorry, but that attitude is hard to work with: one's additions are not entitled to remain in the encyclopedia simply because they are additions.

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A banner will be displayed on all wikis 30 minutes before this operation happens. This banner will remain visible until the end of the operation.

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on similar scam operations. I guess that you were contacted by email? In that case, I advise you to forward the emails you received to paid-en-wp

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The person I’m talking about is creative explained (Armen Adamjan) maybe you know him. Here’s a link to an interview he did with reader’s digest.

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So Knowledge redirects Physalia utriculus Physalis physalis for some odd reason, even though they’re definitely different species. Please help.

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If sources of that description do not exist, then no article is possible, and anybody who spends any time trying to will be wasting their time.

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How do I get people to thank me for my helpful contributions? I feel like my service not on anyone's radar and I don't really feel appreciated.

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Perhaps a message on their talk page will help, I'm not sure block can be applied except they have been persistently warned on their talk page.

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Please keep in mind that I'm not an expert on this, but your reference list is absolutely packed with items where "Susan Epstein" is an author.

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One more thing: are you connected with this album? If you are, please familiarise yourself with Knowledge's recommendations on editing with a

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So it sounds as if you may be relying on an older reference (there are two sources cited for that paragraph, though I haven't looked at them).

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Thank you - I obviously misunderstood the message. I have just re-visited the section and completed my edits. Stand by for the riots (joking!)

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and will now apply your suggested correction. Thank you for following up on this and please accept my apologies for my part in this confusion.

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And also re-asked on the Humanities Ref desk, where I have already noted the Help Desk posting. {The poster formerly known as 87.81.230.195}

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Also on he’s website he has a few links to news and articles he’s been featured in, but he hasn’t updated it so there’s a lot more out there.

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failing to notice what I said in the Edit Summary. What can be done? It would be unseemly for this to be changed back and forth ad infinitum.

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then there could be a Knowledge article about your website, based on what those sources say (and not at all on what you say or want to say).

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It's not ideal, but it's not prohibited. You can, if you want, post a friendly message on their user talk page advising them of things like

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Hello. This board is to ask questions about using Knowledge, and is not a general help desk. You can learn more about pickles by reading

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and right to left in same line of HTML can be tricky. A simple tip is to edit on new lines for each and combine it together when read. See

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Thanks for your answer, but i'm not talking about changes to my account but changes to an active pages. This is my "French contributions"

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factual statements as we are over here. This is something you could immediately address. I would also expect the inline citations to come

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and ask to have the deleted article restored as a draft. You should also indicate on your User page that you have a conflict of interest (

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Thanks for taking on board the differences between de: and en: Wikipedias. To ask for the draft to be deleted you should add the template

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acting as the custodian of an encyclopedia in this context, but simply evaluating Hintermüller's legal status. What mostly matters is the

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warns against using other articles as proof of what is allowed, you can get a taste from reading other wiki articles covering books. ~ 🦝

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Because a user has blocked me,because he/she suspects that I use webhost,vpn or proxy when I dont. Please unblock,I can't edit for 2 yrs

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There was an interesting recent discussion about how the German-language version of Knowledge differs from the English one regarding the

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to automatically show your longest editing streak within your last 1,000 edits: which in your case as a newcomer means all edits so far.

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As a polyglot, I was thinking about starting to translating pages. But unfortunately, it seems I’m not able to publish translations yet.

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process. If accepted, COI editors are expected to subsequently make update requests on the Talk Page, with a few exceptions mentioned at

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when I add it to the talk page of the subject instead, is it a good idea to tag the editor there? Also, which way is preferred. Thanks.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Inflection&oldid=prev&diff=1248062111&markasread=327526085&markasreadwiki=enwiki

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Thank you very much for your answers, which in summary show me that my article in the English Knowledge cannot take place in this way.

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For instance, the following articles directly mention Zillul Karim and provide substantial independent coverage of his contributions:

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understanding reading the policies, I *think* it's in a state where it can be moved to the mainspace. But it's possible I'm mistaken.

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The bluebottle, Pacific man o' war or Indo-Pacific Portuguese man o' war, distinguished by a smaller float and a single long fishing

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IT Guy is an idiot; Knowledge has no such policy. Wikimedia Commons content is - exactly like Knowledge's - retroactively moderated.

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without having to register for a free account (though there are many benefits in doing so). You can make edits at Swahili Knowledge

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I've made the changes implied by what's above, including the incoming links. If you want to do the "primary usage" stuff, go ahead.

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used by researchers has made it impossible to capture it, to such an extent that scholars have compared it with a mythological beast

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any edits you make to a well-trafficked article dominate: it seems to choose articles where the average recent readership is high.

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I welcome any feedback or suggestions and hope that another editor can review and consider adding this information to the article.

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October/November 2024 and wanted to submit a page for approval about my band's history and current work. Please advise. Thank you.

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time is right to create a complete article much of the work has already been done. Best wishes on your Transylvanian cat project.

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What do I do in this case. I feel that "Remsense" is unreasonable, violates wiki-rules, and he does it often with other editors.

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Personally, I'm very happy to allocate a grade for Stub, Start and C - grade articles. All these mean that the article is pretty

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one about the book, but it shouldn't try to be about both equally. Hope this helps. {The poster formerly known as 87.81.230.195}

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may be following would help you in updating the understanding the way Knowledge works. You seem to be on Knowledge since 2007(?

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Wikimedia Commons has been blocked for as long as I can remember, while metawiki and upload.wikimedia.org were recently blocked

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on the relevant article's talk page. Generally special permissions aren't given to editors for particular pages. You should be

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7. The Asian Age source says more about Karim, but has the hallmarks of being generated by a press release and/or an interview.

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oh wow this is so nice and an eye opener. Okay let me ask, so where do I put wiki links and where do I put it as a reference?

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It's annoying that a diff doesn't have a link from a change to the corresponding place in the rendered article. In this case

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Does anyone have any advice or recommendations how I could resubmit and get it re-considered? Please reply to VisualEditor.

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But when I previewed the page with my edits, I received five error messages, one for each of the checklist lines, like this:

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Before he reached out I was already thinking about getting a page created. How will I then find an editor that can do that?

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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I will go back to it presently, but before that perhaps you would be kind enough to offer an opinion on my suggested edit.

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Discussion of article content is best discussed at the article talk page, so that other interested editors can contribute.

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I don't know the exact rule, but I think you might be too new and inexperienced on Knowledge to be allowed to do that yet.

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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Welcome! To make your question clearer, instead of naming a search tool, what is the actual information you want to find?

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Should I rephrase this article due to the copyright alert? Or is the duplication just from references, so not a problem?

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has some of the best documentation on Knowledge, so I tried "adding the specified code to the template call" as shown at

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Given what you've written above, you appear to want to be an admin to win a dispute. That's not how to become an admin.

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Wikipedias, but when I was astonished to find nl-wiki didn't have it and I ported it there, I nearly caused a meltdown (

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You can contact them on their talk page to point this out, perhaps they didn't see the error you are trying to correct.

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Lulu_International_Shopping_Mall,_Kozhikode&diff=prev&oldid=1247436506

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You were advised on this above. If discussion with the other editor has failed to resolve the dispute, you should use

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but I've been waiting for the banner to appear on the current dab page but no dice. Anyone know what I missed? Thanks,

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month gaining experience and demonstrating your understanding of Knowledge's guidelines, yet you made another request

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which were negative in some sense. I have seen edits by the same editor that have toned down the negative headings on

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but it looks like I’ve only created a draft. Could someone please help me publish it so I can continue working on it?

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Understood i can wait three days. I was just confused because when I tried to post on the talkpage it said i couldnlt

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I tried both ways and see what you mean. The 'line 76' edit must be so trivial I can't see it in the text. Thanks!

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Including this information provides a more comprehensive understanding of Demidov's legacy and ongoing relevance.

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These works are used in academic settings and professional actor training programs, highlighting their influence.

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thanks for your suggestion. I have added this to the talk page of the subject. Please feel free to weigh in. Thanks!

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I assume French Knowledge is just as concerned about the ability to WP:VERIFY factual statements as we are over here.

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I don't know of such as up to 200 categories can be added to an article, you can also check here for further reading

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I would be happy to receive feedback on how I can improve the article and the references to make everything better.

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There are several organizations without a page on Wiki. Can I write articles or create profiles for organizations?

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i need someone to get me a source about the eastcotts abolishment because im trying to update the cardington page.

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get around the block? I already submitted a tech ticket to the school's IT department, but haven't got a response.

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on that page which I have just removed. The talk page can now be used for that disambiguation page, if necessary.

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and noticed this page, and tried to remedy its placement in the report by assessing it as disambiguation, however,

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to help them automate and speed up the process of leaving the most appropriate level of warning to other editors.

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https://www.rtve.es/play/videos/telediario-1/comienzan-pruebas-oposiciones-servicio-publico-toda-espana/16265770/

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his date of death from 27 August to today, 24 September. The article contains links to news of his death that is

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Just to clarify, based on your last sentence: Are they still creating more articles, or do they seem to be gone?

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Hello, today I created an article for the first time and published it. Now I want to delete it for some reasons

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There is a wiki page for my old boss which is half fake - he is around 80 years old so does not use a computer.

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Each Wikimedia wiki has separate logs and watchlists. Knowledge languages count as separate wikis. The top of

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of this discussion to see if anyone has suggestions for improvement. Moving over a redirect merely requires a

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Is there a Wiki award for keeping a long daily editing streak? If yes, how long should it be to get awarded?

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So, don't rush into assessing articles without reading what our grading system actually is, and how it works!

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by a bot, not that there was any infringement. If there was infringement, someone at copypatrol will request

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which are notices on talk page. Only in rare cases, do you need to request an admin to merge histories. ~ 🦝

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You might need to clear cookies (any from any wikimedia or wikipedia domain). If that does not help, ask at

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article twice without problems, but seeing a minor gaffe in a separate sub-section, I found myself blocked.

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one of these days, although I feel like I'm only scratching the surface, so far. Did you know that although

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I heard PBS aired Season 16 of Cook's Country and I need some help adding 15 episodes of the 16th season on

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nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns." This phrasing makes me uncomfortable as a nonbinary person(I don't "

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Your sources are exceptionally weak. It seems that you for not understand what significant coverage means.

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Hi, had a quick question on how to upload images to a page I have edited. I am relatively new to wikipedia

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I'm still relatively new and I like seeing the impact views on recent activity on my home page (and on the

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I can do as you suggest but means I need to take the time to research and disprove what someone it writing.

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I copy such an article into a text editor on my "hard drive" (SSD), edit it there, and copy it back. (I do

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That. Basically, BEFORE nominating an article for deletion, one should make an effort to look for sources.

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Oh, the notifications let me know first, but thank you nonetheless for making sure the message reached me!

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Also, I see I've already heeded your advice! Tagging the talk page with relevant wikiprojects (including {{

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but until any change takes place in the policy one is expected to follow the policies as they stand today.

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The whole page Peter Riva is gone. My brother, Michael Riva and my mother Maria Riva's pages are there...

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The information on full-time employees and annual turnover must be documented by suitable publications in

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has existed under its original name and has been a separate law firm from Steptoe LLP since the 1980's.

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has existed under its original name and has been a separate law firm from Steptoe LLP since the 1980's.

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use of boldface: at the very start. This draft is no exception. As for verifiability, when you write for

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At the time, it was customary for Americans to buy a bouquet for their wives on their way home from work

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your work easier and not get your article deleted (As it is, that article can't stand on the main page).

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I appreciate any advice on how my article can fulfill the relevance criteria here. Thank you very much.

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Unlike templates or text, the Categories remain linked at the bottom of the page (unless it is a manual

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There's that big blue button that says "submit the draft for review". Click that and follow the process.

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You have a personal sandbox in your user account, access is via your User or your User Talk page. 🇺🇦

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does discuss sources. Could you give a more specific example of a situation where you're not sure how

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I am not sure if the page is already published. I suppose so as I can find it via a google research.

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Remind them that bare URLs are much more vulnerable to link rot. Metadata facilitates their recovery.

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I tried to! It said I dont have permission to talk in the talk page but maybe i was doing it wrong lol

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for how you can present that evidence(especially if the evidence is off-wiki evidence, as you cannot

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will pick it up after a little while, and substitute the proper English citation for the German one;

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Last week, one idiot tried it, twice, within a two-hour period. They don't seem to have tried again.

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I'm looking for opinions and policies that will help me understand how to approach a tricky article.

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notable (because not enough has been independently published about them as a writer and/or a person).

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Though I will say with empty sections, it's doubtful people will accept it as ready for prime time.

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Maybe you were using a different IP address to the one you used to post here, and that was blocked?

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I do spend time editing my grandmother's page which is full of BS half the time (Marlene Dietrich).

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ok thank you for the info i will contact some newspapers and tv channels for interview and reviews

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OK. It sounds as though you're bringing the WikiProject back into activity, which is very laudable.

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How to deal with someone who seems to remove relatively negative coverage of Indian business owners

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Content removed by another editor for being contentious and biased even though based on real events

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Warned for what though? Is it actually against any policy to continually post bare URL references?

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to work through this dispute. If you suspect a conflict of interest, that should be discussed at

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Teahouse#c-Nontombie-20240925112700-TyphoonAmpil-20240925040800

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A different take: while Knowledge frowns on attempts at autobiography, it is not forbidden. Using

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with photos of operating instructions, on which the company is clearly stated as the manufacturer

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There are literally FOUR citations in the first sentence of the article supporting that statement!

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Are you seeking advice on how the Quality Assessment process actually works for a single article?

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is a good idea as well. If you really want to start writing a new article now, you may use the

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You are very right. I have just seen it. That's what I was looking for. Thank you PrimeHunter.

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of its paragraphs - some of them quite lengthy, and grouped in completely uncited sub-sections.

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have added to it, is more so of what was being asked by the requirement for reliable sources.

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are not only non-neutral but unreferenced. In addition, the article is full of trivia such as

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His business acumen turned that small basement into one of the largest flower shops in America

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Do you have any idea of how many editors there are at Knowledge? That will give you an answer.

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earn a living. But what the heck is a "social entrepeneur"? Well, we actually have an article

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notable (because it has been reviewed and otherwise discussed by others) even when its author

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Have you investigated the list deeper? Hold your cursor on the numbers and it will offer you

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1) Reverting is not best answer to somebody else is reverting so avoid any further reverting.

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Why declined request. i'be revert vandalism again? is least a month of experience patrolling

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recommend you seek help at fr.wiki and not here. Their version of the Teahouse can be found

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Can I get people/editors here to write an article about an organization and an individual?

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So again: if all this is not enough for the English Knowledge, then please delete my draft.

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is one that points users to another Knowledge page. So your draft might have had a link to

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Is there a policy concerning spacing of categories at the bottom of an article, similar to

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make the author notable; equally, being a notable person doesn't automatically make a book

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applies as much to that page (the short description, in this case) as it does to any other.

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I'm not objecting to anyone calling anything by any term, but am under the impression that

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You guys need to fix this asap because other people will look for the wrong information!!

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after it. It's an artifact of the comparison software that it reports line 76 as changed.

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You might find this essay on Quality Assessment worth reading through before you respond:

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5 times and it has been reviewed four times. It will be reviewed a fifth time. We are all

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I might add to the end of David notMD's response: It needs references that are about him,

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as my other colleagues have pointed out, you were most likely contacted by a scammer. See

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https://www.thehealthy.com/mental-health/happiness/creative-explained-interview-exclusive/

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Talk:Inflection&oldid=prev&diff=1248062439

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Yes that does actually help. Particularly, answers my question about whether to define a

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afternoon—do such an analysis manually by going through a list of results from searching

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It is pictures that I found on google images - assuming it breaks the copyright policy.

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for technical background of the HTML. Nothing to do with your settings or account. ~ 🦝

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Thanks for this suggestion, but not sure disambiguate would work well for this instance.

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it. The original article already existed so your new one would need to have a tag on it.

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right, im not trying to actually edit the article just submit the form to request perms

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3. A link to a video of Karim speaking is neither independent nor significant coverage.

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Hello, MarkWHowe, and welcome to the Teahouse. Assuming you're looking at the edit by @

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Proposed Additions: English Translations by Andrei Malaev-Babel and Demidov Association

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You are right. I added it to the talk page of the editor this time and previously too.

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They both have the same name, but not the same contributions or even monitored pages.

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secondary sources that prove this, my article (the draft) can probably be deleted here.

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has guidelines where to place them, but nothing related to spacing. Happy editing ~ 🦝

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How do I know if a Knowledge editor who reached out is real? His name is peter agahchi

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Ah I see. I'll try to work on fleshing out the placeholder sections, which should help.

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Is there a quick-start guide to help edit or refine content in our area of expertise?

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strong relevance in the music scene (notability). He is present in reliable sources.

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to be reasonable from an article writing standpoint if not an aligns-with-reality one.

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page should be seen as a bit of fun intended to encourage new editors to stay. It is

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I will note that "revert only when necessary" is not a rule or policy, but an essay.

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and welcome to the Teahouse. I have a reasonable amount of experience doing this for

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isn't one of them. The template source has no mention of b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, unlike

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and it looks like it was initially a page, which then got blanked and redirected to

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Got finally the visa and included it. I hope this provides the requested evidence!

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Book reviews' discussion of the summary will help avoid the PRIMARY SOURCE problem.

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4) Further you need to join on article talk page discussion. If unresolved opt for

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serves as a quick reminder of which Cite template is for which kind of source.) --

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but the only citation is to his own publication. Who said it was "pioneering"? Our

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Could someone please review it for us? Your guidance would be greatly appreciated!

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Yes, what we want are those articles, concert reviews, and so on, not the visa. --

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I've nominated the redirect for deletion and can review the AFC once that happens.

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How to get the requested move banner and talk page notification for an expanded RM

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Yes, it's a bit confusing. The original law firm is called, Steptoe & Johnson

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Thank you for that clarification- really interesting to know about this. Pinging @

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for articles, but it's mostly inactive and was never an on-demand service anyway.

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might have more), so they get notified when the article is submitted for review.

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What's up with Recent Activity Views on Edits/Recent Activity being inconsistent?

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If you are associated with the organizations you want to write about, please see

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Absolutely the first thing to do in creating an article is to look for suitable

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during an ongoing discussion. The Teahouse will not help you "win". Please read

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According to Google Translate, the German wikipedia notability policy says this:

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as a customer of Hokushin Seiki for airbrushes (the HS code is unambiguous)...

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you provide evidence for the second half of this but not for the first half. --

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for what books are considered notable under Knowledge's special criteria. While

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There is no bar to your creating a draft article about someone where you have a

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That's me, I'm done here. Hopefully a real expert will chip in before too long.

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2) When contested/ reverted first and foremost you need to provide independent

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Thank you so much for the recommendation! This is just what I was looking for.

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which is actually a translation of the following article in Knowledge Chinese:

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How to write "reverted 10 edits from "? And how to block someone on Knowledge?

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This means you can't cite from a self-published author's book or their website)

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as a guide, you could create a referenced draft and then submit it for review.

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job itself, plus showing that a special visa is always required in such cases.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Remsense&oldid=1248061064

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You will not be able to edit for up to an hour on Wednesday 25 September 2024.

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From info at the deletion notice (above) you can contact the Administrator at

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https://www.elmundo.es/viajes/espana/2024/09/26/66f2fe7321efa0ae608b459a.html

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he did not cite a specific reason for his deletion as the wiki-rules require.

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he did not cite a specific reason for his deletion as the wiki-rules require.

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It's a bit confusing. The original law firm is called, Steptoe & Johnson

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You will be able to read, but not edit, all wikis for a short period of time.

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You added some citation from external sources as if they are wiki links, see

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Knowledge:Help desk § I need someone to find me a source cus i cant find any

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in one or more ways, and the differences between them are very easy to spot.

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I just checked the article now, you are only attaching an image, please see

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Hello, IP editor. Your draft says this person is notable because they are a

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I blocked the promotional editor and reverted to the last neutral version.

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Before going into details, it would help if you could answer three things:

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for Music Artists, and the general notability guidelines for every subject

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Prof. Thum is recognized for pioneering oligonucleotide-based therapies....

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Here's a revised response that includes all the news links you've provided:

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recommend that you use a word processor such as Word. The editor I use is

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This type of situation requires admin help, which can be requested here:

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I would appreciate, if you provide a response to each of the two issues.

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Maybe you can give me a few tips regarding the publication of my article

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I removed all the "Prof." You need to delete the hyperlinks in the text.

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Small note: Your draft was Declined, which is not as severe as Rejected.

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so they’re aware of my misunderstanding about the order of punctuation.

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So I can see why it might be more challenging writing a page about him.

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not be available refs for those sections. Otherwise, interesting topic.

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It's certainly a viable topic with some decent sourcing available/used.

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is there anyone who can write a page about my website to get approved?

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https://fr.wikipedia.org/Ch%C3%A2teau_des_Marbais_(Vieux_Ch%C3%A2telet)

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answer them - so a warm Teahouse welcome to both of you! Kind regards,

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Actually it's a bit more complicated. There is a currect redirect from

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Inflection&oldid=1248038200

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in 2007, and it is now considered a regional form of the same species.

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Sorry for unrelated content, please share this to everyone. Thank you

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Thanks for your reply, actually explained like this, it makes sense !

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So either you know something that other people don't, and you need to

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4. A quote from Karim is neither independent nor significant coverage.

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Thank you that are helpful advices. I will directly read through it!

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Looking for Writing Help While Researching Dimitrios Papacharalambous

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the message that is currently on my screen under the editing window).

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as sole author but that would be a waste of their time in this case.

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should only be used for journal articles. (There are plenty of "Cite

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Thank you! This is warm to hear. I hope to adapt more better sooner.

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I have now decided to continued my reply directly on your Talk Page

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Is it possible to know the total number of categories on Knowledge?

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I assume French Knowledge is just as concerned about the ability to

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As already noted, you can read about the deletion of the article at

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of ensuring they meet Knowledge's rigorous standards for notability.

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2. This source is a passing mention and is not significant coverage.

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Do you have the right to upload the images you wish to upload? 🇺🇦

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them, not on what you or your client say or want to say. Please see

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Your go-to place for friendly help with using and editing Knowledge.

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User "Remsense" reverted my one-word edit in violation of 2 rules:

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It would be best if you would get these and any future changes via

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recommend that you make a copy of your changes first, just in case.

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It is important that we do not have lies in Knowledge. The article

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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad#Chicago commuter service

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I've removed the paragraph concerned, pending further discussion.

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you can start a discussion in English on that article's talk page.

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Which talk page? Some talk pages on contentious subjects (such as

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1. I cannot read this source but your summary does not sound like

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I've only been here sixth months myself, so I am still learning (

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Just copy that directly into the English article as is, and our

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objective, neutral way that Knowledge articles should be written

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An article/page for an Organization and individual on wikipedia

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Knowledge:Manual_of_Style/Layout#Standard_appendices_and_footers

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I See! I will work on that! Thanks for all your ideas and help!

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is not ready to submit. It needs references that are about him.

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Either way, I cannot edit this section. Over to somebody else.

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talking about your band to start creating an article about it.

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Talk:Rock climbing § Rewrite of this article (moved discussion)

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Knowledge pages could lend a hand, I’d greatly appreciate it!

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Demidov, Nikolai; Malaev-Babel, Andrei; Laskina, Natalia.

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I recommend creating an account. You have to revert manually.

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I will start to improve the page already based on your advise.

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Requesting help on adding Season 16 episodes of Cook's Country

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Please note that those "rules" do not prohibit all editing.

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Neither sounds Knowledge-notable, and your current version of

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to establish that the subject meets Knowledge's criteria for

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Knowledge:Requests for permissions/Rollback#User:TyphoonAmpil

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For something this specialist, it is probably best to ask on

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yes please, did I give impression of another thing entirely?

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at least 20 plants within the meaning of Art. 5 OECD-MA DBA (

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or in an equivalent stock exchange segment in other countries

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if he offered to provide editing, it is almost most likely a

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for the article to use it instead of higher quality sources.

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You appear to not be blocked. You can check your block log.

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I need a advice how to deal with an unreasonable deletionist

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Is there no method just to remove him completely from wiki.

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How to make sure an article meets English Knowledge standard

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for how to proceed when there is a disagreement on content.

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Knowledge:Conflict_of_interest#Solicitations_by_paid_editors

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Good faith does not preclude people from leaving warnings. —

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https://www.importgenius.com/suppliers/hokushin-seiki-co-ltd

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well recognized yet, or unofficial symptoms to the article.

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How should I move Draft:Childhood dementia to the mainspace?

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For a single edit it's easier to click "prev" at the edit.

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Steps to Get Started with Page Translation: What Do I Need?

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It might be possible to write an article about the author,

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I quite easily found two articles in the online version of

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Bibliography of works on labor unions in the United States

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Is the page I created publish or still need to be reviewed

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coverage (not just passing mentions) about the subject in

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articles. Once you have understood core policies such as

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How do I add a B-class checklist to a WikiProject banner?

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I created a page around a Medieval Castle in my village

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Writing about yourself is very, very strongly discouraged

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What did the alert say? What part did it complain about?

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Yep im back and i need someone to find me a source AGAIN

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somehow, i.e. how to present work done by a figure like

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techniques they use that are more subtle and powerful.

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Inquiry regarding notability criteria for Music artists.

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an article about yourself isn't necessarily a good thing

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have an annual turnover of more than 100 million euros (

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one to the conclusion that Hintermüller qualifies under

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i tried to improve my article about a living musician.

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What licenses to the files I want to upload have to use?

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Given that the short description is part of the article

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and needs to be toned down. You also need to find more

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Hello I'm revert vandalism, August 28, 2024. I'be use

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You were informed as to why it was declined yesterday,

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Special:Contributions/2409:408D:1E8D:44D9:0:0:5E0A:A207

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I modified the latter ref, so permalink for the hosts:

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has said, I would remove any use of reference 13 as of

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Thank you, happy I went here to ask before responding!

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that creates articles because people pay for them. See

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There is a method, which is deletion, as explained at

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make certain declarations for the sake of transparency

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OK that works for me. And the tea was lovely. Cheers.

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already provided sufficient guideline moving forward.

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Hi! I am talking about the recent edit I made on the

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Knowledge:Plain and simple conflict of interest guide

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1084:, I'm just looking for a single editor (preferably 12273:Languages that have some degree of inflection are 12142:WP:Teahouse#How to match WP:ENCORP for my article? 11730:Knowledge:Simple conflict of interest edit request 11524:If you think that further discussion is required, 11082:and I would like to propose some additions to the 10799:Two hours later, IP OP asked the same question at 10015:Just in case you are not aware of it, you can use 9771:behind Quality Assessment before delving into the 9767:I do think it's important first to understand the 8718:of Knowledge as a whole, it's worth rereading the 8349:Please share this information with your community. 7521:Knowledge:Database reports/Page count by namespace 5048:make sense for you to tell them they ought to be. 3342:I'm a bit confused. What's the name of this form? 1806:OK - happy to do that. And another Teahouse host ( 1661:Merging content from a sandbox into a main article 1321:https://www.creativeexplained.com/pages/news-press 13506:All the aforementioned details are referenced in 10925:I'm unable to make any changes. How to fix this. 10333:make ~1 month? almost least 160 reverts. Thanks. 8898:, a better place to raise that issue would be at 7186:, but several alternatives are just as good.) -- 7138:, Please see feedback to this question above, at 6650:I would also expect the inline citations to come 5628:.) It's better not to reply to any such mail. -- 4426:nonbinary) but I wasn't able to find anything in 3377:Knowledge:Requests for page protection/Edit/Form 2976:6. A passing mention is not significant coverage. 2947:5. A passing mention is not significant coverage. 897:The draft has been accepted into article space. 573:How should I proceed? Should I make a request at 181:Completed questions are archived within 2-3 days. 13612: 13562:Most of these people are banning me are European 13517:I will work on addressing these in the article. 9020:the RM to include and specificity all moves per 8345:. Any changes will be announced in the schedule. 7687:Please: Can you demonstrate how to be an admin? 7667:on your talk page it certainly will be deleted. 6153:to the citation as well, after copying it over. 5519:Yeah, I hope so too because it's very annoying. 4777:To delete, stub, or draftify Naftali Herz Halevy 3374:also no worries no disrespect. this is the page: 519:; I have replied to your entry at the article's 428:suggests, you and Pdebee should discuss this on 11641:, what you have twice removed from the article 8648:" changed its name officially to "Steptoe LLP". 7139: 6126:<ref name="focus.de 24. September 2024": --> 3605:: Welcome to the Teahouse. In addition to what 3063:Thank you again for your patience and support. 2351:Thanks that is helpful! I removed the boldface! 13288:For example, is the detail you would get for 12763:| b1  11990:Hello, RAPGOD500, and welcome to the Teahouse. 11395:help you", as I and Maproom have already said. 10857:SCOTUS cases vs. USA State Supreme court cases 9664:How to mass assess articles for a WikiProject? 9563:commander is commemorated...", or "The other 9544:https://en.wikipedia.org/Liverpool#Visual_arts 9067:, where editors who understand the innards of 8384:You meant, "read-only" in the heading. Fixed. 8296:Unfortunately, because of some limitations in 7069:to cite it, then your citation should include 6813:Hi! I want to write about a cat breed that is 6745:is an extremely popular template, used across 6641:, just to correct a couple of misconceptions: 2716:ToguMogu Parenting App National ICT Award 2022 2519:https://en.wikipedia.org/Draft:Md_Zillul_Karim 1666:existing article. Or does it matter? thanks. 1472:Hello, Ka.ol.cle, and welcome to the Teahouse. 10898:would be an obvious, almost-trivial example. 10777:on the article's talk page, or at a relevant 10260:. my experience is High 170 reverts. Thanks. 9622:I suspect that the message that you saw was " 8224:Not related to questions - Knowledge will be 7987:Is it normal and if not, how can I fix it ? 7591:Category:Knowledge soft redirected categories 7158:Is there Ctrl+H option in editing an article? 6952:. But at this stage, please pause and think. 6886:like social media from your search, there is 6374:Do let me know if you have further question. 11907:: argh, thanks, I got my shortcuts mixed up. 11767:, who've recently reverted content removal. 8559:Also, I do not understand what you meant by 7753:against other editors, like you did against 6537:Ok thank you very much for the redirection. 5407:Knowledge:Template index/User talk namespace 5344:Knowledge:Template index/User talk namespace 4212:or innovative pioneering role in a relevant 4094:Hello and welcome. If no public independent 1746:is intended to replace the pretty expansive 830:Knowledge:Requested moves/Technical requests 20: 11145:Thank you for your time and consideration. 11100:. Routledge, 2021. ISBN 978-0367737009. 10803:and has since received some answers there. 9834:more relevant, or deleted if nothing else. 9269:why sandbox rejected. can help you to make 8913:to refer to a source. Rather, we say it is 8904:§ Studies comparing religious belief and IQ 8343:read the schedule at wikitech.wikimedia.org 7783:, to become an admin, you may need to read 7515:the category namespace has 2,390,615 pages 4410:"Identifies as nonbinary" vs "Is nonbinary" 3450:Knowledge:Requests for page protection/Edit 13195:User:Tamzin/Plurality and multiplicity FAQ 12765:| b2  11221:For a quick summary on participating, see 11098:Nikolai Demidov: Becoming an Actor-Creator 9542:It relates to the Visual Arts sub-section 8673:An admittedly politics - adjacent question 8149:there is mention elsewhere in an article. 8076:If you navigate to the bottom of the page 5687:I'm inclined to say no to a histmerge per 5385:Knowledge:Please do not bite the newcomers 5181:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Peter Riva 4953:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Peter Riva 4672:List of slave traders of the United States 4116:Sources do not have to be in English: see 3476:Hello TyphoonAmpil. Wait 3 days will make 3160:I hope someone smarter than me sees this. 2043:Note that it's often the case that a book 1082:and subject to the normal rules on content 216: 12875:Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad 12853:Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad 12771:| b5  12757:Template:WikiProject Military history/doc 12277:. These can be highly inflected (such as 12165:Are pickels actually good for you or not 10320:why ping me? can spend next month again. 10044:Knowledge:Database reports/Untagged stubs 8492:Notability Criteria for people in general 8336:will be unavailable for about 90 minutes. 6731:-style short footnotes, German Knowledge 6431:For new editors, the distinction between 5983:If you have a suggestion for the article 4216:or service (independent source required) 2191:according to an acceptable license. See " 25: 13298:will probably tell you a whole lot more. 13116:cycle), then you might be ready to read 12200:plagiarism and unsubstantiated claims... 12036:cycle), then you might be ready to read 11317:Hello, Cfcplay. The short answer is, No. 11181:, made by following the instructions at 9859:Knowledge:Manual of Style/Lists of works 9702:What WikiProject do you want to work on? 9220:– it may answer most of your questions. 9194:i want you to help me to post an article 7528:or something in the Category namespace. 7200:Thank you Hoary, it's a very good idea. 7051:" refers to the part of a url after the 6882:, I did a search, and after you exclude 4201:(as a whole) correspond to at least one 2550:Welcome to Teahouse! You have submitted 2278:. If you haven't already also check out 1596:For completeness' sake, there's also no 13147:, how does wikipedia treat people with 12740:I want to add a B-class checklist to a 12261:I made a minor change to this article: 11500:, was originally considered a separate 8512:Article about separate company rejected 7880:Special:Permalink/1247201960#cite ref-4 7856:for an example of a modernised ref and 4323:No research in airbrush blogs, such as 4222:one of these criteria historically met. 1353:really constitute significant coverage 13613: 13337:I created on 4 August and which had a 12769:| b4  12227:Probably best to use the Talk Page at 9531:Edit blocked on semi-protected article 9083:are more likely to see your question. 8272:Please help translate to your language 7745:, if you want to be an administrator, 7564:39 seems a surprisingly small number. 6751:nl:Overleg sjabloon:Interlanguage link 6494:Thank you very much for the help :-). 4057:How to match WP:ENCORP for my article? 2329:. Most articles need a grand total of 2054:However, being a notable book doesn't 793:Improving your odds of a speedy review 18: 13486:. The "philanthropy" section is pure 13193:: you might be interested in reading 13120:carefully, and try creating a draft. 13061:to submit the draft. the draft named 12746:Talk:Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome 11828:might be what you want – perhaps the 11551:I have submitted this draft article: 10879:Category:United States state case law 10081:Welcome to the Teahouse. There was a 9472:Hi! I have made some recent edits on 9410:User talk:Ilikeyoutoo yay - Knowledge 8973:Erm, how is there no mention of the, 8827:. It looks like it applies to fringe 8268:Read this message in another language 8170:2601:5CC:8300:A7F0:B8CC:8F1:A6EA:1C6D 7860:for the automatically inserted ref). 7365:. for language put {{Babel}}. Thanks 6766:(incomplete; just proof of concept). 1086:one of the ones who added the content 16:Community Q&A hub for new editors 12785:I tried changing " = <yes/no: --> 12465:Knowledge:Revert only when necessary 12320:Knowledge:Revert only when necessary 12040:carefully, and try creating a draft. 10927:2409:40F3:C:A762:E401:37FF:FE6B:2CC4 10447:The following discussion is closed. 8856:Knowledge:Fringe theories § Sourcing 8144:Hi. I created a disambiguation page 7517:as of 00:13, 24 September 2024 (UTC) 6665:and says some of the same things as 6363:but I can give you a breakdown here: 6087:Looks fine! Thank you very much! 👍 5957:Редактирование статьи Leonard Riggio 5487:Page protection may be requested at 5220:. Do you think you can help me out? 2116:List of mosques in the United States 580:Thank you in advance for your time. 173:Note: Newer questions appear at the 13405:if, for example, you had created a 13012:Requesting some handholding support 11227:, and for a friendly tutorial, see 9995:You might be interested to look at 7624:Vandalism-only account, now blocked 6654:the end punctuation, not before it. 6579:the end punctuation, not before it. 5846:; if you did so, you would need to 4498:Understood. Thank you very much :) 4205:(for example within the meaning , ) 2798:OK, let's go through those sources: 2766:Collaboration to Solve Malnutrition 13: 13335:but it is ignoring a major article 12297:), or slightly inflected (such as 12258:Please see our conversation here: 11117:Why These Additions Are Important: 7955:Thank you! I will go ask there - 6336:I need help on making a reference. 6044:Hello! I just read on dewiki that 5409:). Do not bite newcomers. Please 4164:on a German stock exchange on the 795:" on the AfC submission template. 37: 34: 14: 13637: 12960:produces this line at the top of 11888:Knowledge:WikiProject Visual arts 11512:). The name was synonymized with 11369:ok how many reviews is required? 9863:Category:Knowledge bibliographies 8900:Talk:Religiosity and intelligence 8876:Sure; I noticed that the article 8107:Special:Contributions/Cataaliinaa 8025:Special:Contributions/Cataaliinaa 6759:unattributed translation template 4474:"Avoid stating facts as opinions. 3480:, date is September 26. Thanks! 2784:for your time and consideration! 2257:Draft talk:Christoph Hintermüller 2209:Thank you for you prompt replies 1566:Special:CentralAuth/Peter Agahchi 1562:Special:CentralAuth/Peter agahchi 1282:, we can provide further advice. 165:introduction to contributing page 105: 11879: 11650:. Specify the article -- again, 10611:The discussion above is closed. 10460:. I'm spend last month. give me 10321: 10069: 10048:Talk:Stars of the Grand Ole Opry 9236:User:Aleksandro Derstila/sandbox 8909:We don't generally use the word 8527:and Steptoe LLP website is here 8525:https://www.steptoe-johnson.com/ 6115:de:Jacques Breuer (Schauspieler) 6064: 4713: 4696:may be what you're thinking of. 1827: 1634: 1602:Special:CentralAuth/Peteragahchi 1598:Special:CentralAuth/PeterAgahchi 1560:There is no user account called 1094:explicitly states the conclusion 1035:EDIT: *as applied to the subject 953:What's the best way to proceed? 472:Thank you for your interest in " 75: 26: 19: 13321:Disclaimer: not an expert. The 11528:is the best place to start it. 11186:clear rationale. Kind regards, 10972:Do you have a place in tanzania 8923:WP:Reliable sources/Noticeboard 8111:Special:CentralAuth/Cataaliinaa 8109:has a "global account" link to 8023:and my "English contributions" 7664:And if you put stuff like this 6819:List of experimental cat breeds 6523:, which is a separate project. 6344:so I can reference,please help 5743:, so disambiguation is needed. 5282:List of Cook's Country episodes 5218:List of Cook's Country episodes 4745:(in WP's sense) slave traders. 2657:Thank you for your assistance! 484:, as I did in the first entry, 91: 13606:18:07, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13592:18:07, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13577:18:06, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13557:17:20, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13527:16:16, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13502:16:12, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13469:15:11, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13438:16:21, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13419:13:53, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13378:13:37, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13356:13:02, 28 September 2024 (UTC) 13313:12:08, 28 September 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12664: 12657:Am I blocked? 12654: 12653: 12649: 12645: 12639: 12635: 12631: 12627: 12626: 12622: 12618: 12615:3) Generally 12614: 12613: 12609: 12605: 12604: 12600: 12599: 12595: 12591: 12587: 12583: 12579: 12578: 12575: 12571: 12567: 12563: 12560: 12558: 12554: 12550: 12546: 12543: 12539: 12535: 12533: 12525: 12523: 12516: 12515: 12514: 12510: 12506: 12502: 12498: 12495: 12494: 12493: 12490: 12486: 12482: 12478: 12468: 12466: 12463: 12462: 12461: 12454: 12450: 12448: 12440: 12438: 12430: 12429: 12426: 12422: 12418: 12417:Mike Turnbull 12413: 12409: 12406: 12405: 12404: 12402: 12398: 12394: 12390: 12386: 12378: 12375: 12373: 12365: 12363: 12356: 12352: 12347: 12343: 12340: 12339: 12335: 12334: 12329: 12323: 12321: 12318: 12317: 12316: 12313: 12312: 12308: 12304: 12300: 12296: 12292: 12288: 12284: 12280: 12276: 12271: 12268: 12264: 12259: 12251: 12246: 12242: 12238: 12237:Mike Turnbull 12234: 12230: 12226: 12222: 12221: 12220: 12219: 12215: 12211: 12207: 12195: 12191: 12187: 12183: 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Turnbull 10695: 10691: 10690: 10689: 10686: 10682: 10679: 10677: 10674: 10670: 10667: 10664: 10663: 10662: 10654: 10649: 10639: 10634: 10633: 10632: 10631: 10628: 10614: 10604: 10599: 10595: 10591: 10587: 10582: 10581: 10574: 10570: 10566: 10562: 10561: 10560: 10555: 10551: 10547: 10543: 10539: 10532: 10528: 10524: 10522: 10519: 10513: 10504: 10500: 10496: 10495: 10494: 10493: 10488: 10484: 10480: 10476: 10472: 10464: 10459: 10458:WP:AntiVandal 10452: 10441: 10436: 10432: 10428: 10424: 10420: 10414: 10397: 10392: 10388: 10384: 10380: 10375: 10374: 10367: 10362: 10361: 10360: 10355: 10351: 10347: 10343: 10339: 10332: 10328: 10327:Courtesy ping 10324: 10319: 10315: 10313: 10310: 10309: 10306: 10305: 10302: 10298: 10294: 10290: 10289: 10288: 10287: 10282: 10278: 10274: 10270: 10266: 10259: 10252: 10239: 10235: 10231: 10227: 10223: 10222:left to right 10219: 10215: 10214: 10213: 10209: 10205: 10201: 10196: 10192: 10190: 10186: 10182: 10177:Pigsonthewing 10173: 10167: 10161: 10156: 10155: 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Thank you. 8946: 8942: 8938: 8937: 8936: 8932: 8928: 8924: 8920: 8916: 8912: 8908: 8905: 8901: 8897: 8894: 8893: 8892: 8888: 8884: 8879: 8875: 8874: 8873: 8869: 8865: 8862:would apply? 8861: 8857: 8853: 8852: 8851: 8850: 8846: 8842: 8838: 8834: 8830: 8826: 8814: 8810: 8806: 8803: 8800: 8797: 8793: 8788: 8784: 8781: 8776: 8773: 8771: 8767: 8763: 8758: 8755: 8750: 8746: 8742: 8738: 8733: 8732: 8725: 8721: 8717: 8716:verifiability 8713: 8709: 8706: 8704: 8700: 8696: 8691: 8690: 8689: 8688: 8684: 8680: 8666: 8662: 8658: 8654: 8650: 8647: 8643: 8639: 8635: 8631: 8628: 8624: 8620: 8616: 8612: 8608: 8605: 8601: 8597: 8593: 8592: 8591: 8587: 8583: 8579: 8576:According to 8575: 8574: 8573: 8569: 8565: 8558: 8555: 8551: 8550: 8549: 8548: 8544: 8540: 8535: 8532: 8530: 8526: 8522: 8517: 8505: 8501: 8497: 8493: 8489: 8485: 8484: 8483: 8480: 8474: 8465: 8461: 8457: 8453: 8451: 8447: 8443: 8442:Theroadislong 8439: 8435: 8434: 8433: 8432: 8428: 8424: 8409: 8405: 8401: 8397: 8396: 8395: 8391: 8387: 8383: 8382: 8374: 8370: 8366: 8362: 8359: 8355: 8352: 8350: 8347: 8344: 8340: 8335: 8332: 8329: 8325: 8324: 8322: 8321:Other effects 8319: 8313: 8310: 8309: 8308: 8305: 8302: 8299: 8295: 8292: 8291: 8286: 8282: 8279: 8275: 8273: 8269: 8266: 8265: 8264: 8263: 8259: 8255: 8250: 8249: 8245: 8244: 8238: 8237: 8230: 8227: 8219: 8215: 8211: 8206: 8204: 8201: 8199: 8195: 8189: 8185: 8181: 8179: 8175: 8171: 8167: 8163: 8162: 8161: 8160: 8156: 8152: 8147: 8125: 8121: 8117: 8112: 8108: 8102: 8097: 8096: 8095: 8091: 8087: 8086:Mike Turnbull 8083: 8079: 8075: 8071: 8070: 8069: 8065: 8061: 8057: 8056: 8055: 8051: 8047: 8043: 8042: 8041: 8037: 8033: 8029: 8026: 8022: 8019: 8018: 8017: 8013: 8009: 8004: 8003: 8002: 8001: 7997: 7993: 7988: 7985: 7981: 7978: 7966: 7962: 7958: 7954: 7953: 7952: 7948: 7944: 7939:Pigsonthewing 7935: 7929: 7923: 7918: 7914: 7910: 7906: 7901: 7900: 7899: 7895: 7892: 7889: 7885: 7881: 7877: 7876: 7875: 7874: 7870: 7866: 7861: 7859: 7855: 7839: 7838: 7834: 7830: 7827: 7820: 7816: 7812: 7807:Pigsonthewing 7803: 7797: 7795: 7791: 7790:Safari Scribe 7786: 7782: 7778: 7772: 7768: 7764: 7760: 7756: 7752: 7748: 7744: 7740: 7739: 7738: 7734: 7730: 7726: 7722: 7719: 7718: 7717: 7713: 7709: 7705: 7701: 7700: 7699: 7698: 7694: 7690: 7678: 7674: 7670: 7666: 7663: 7661: 7657: 7653: 7649: 7645: 7644: 7643: 7642: 7638: 7634: 7629: 7628: 7622: 7621: 7608: 7604: 7600: 7596: 7592: 7588: 7587: 7586: 7582: 7578: 7573:Pigsonthewing 7569: 7563: 7559: 7555: 7551: 7547: 7546: 7545: 7541: 7538: 7535: 7531: 7522: 7518: 7512: 7508: 7503: 7501: 7497: 7493: 7489: 7485: 7482: 7481: 7480: 7479: 7475: 7471: 7457: 7453: 7449: 7445: 7444: 7443: 7438: 7434: 7430: 7426: 7422: 7414: 7410: 7406: 7402: 7398: 7394: 7393: 7392: 7387: 7383: 7379: 7375: 7371: 7356: 7352: 7348: 7344: 7340: 7336: 7334: 7330: 7326: 7322: 7321: 7320: 7316: 7312: 7305: 7298: 7295: 7293: 7288: 7281:Template name 7277: 7276: 7275: 7274: 7270: 7266: 7247: 7243: 7239: 7238:DemirWikiTR34 7235: 7234: 7233: 7229: 7225: 7218: 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