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== the difference ==
NUCLEAR ENERGY BY ALL MEANS RELATES TO FISSION AND FUSION OF MATTER.THE ENERGY DERIVED FROM THE INTERLINKING OF ATOMS IN ME OLIC STATE CAN BE DESCRIBED AS WHAT IS NOW CALLED NUCLEAR ENERGY. IT CAN THUS BE RELATED TO NUCLEAR PHSYICS OR NUCLEAR THEORY.WHEN BY NUCLEAR REACTION TWO MASS OF ENERGY FUSE TOGETHER TO FORM NUCLEAR ENERGY.
FOR EXAMPLE THE BIG BANG THEORY CAN BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION. | toxic | en |
STOP VANDALISING SREBRENICA GENOCIDE ARTICLE
Stop vandalizing Srebrenica Genocide article. Stop removinig factual elements of cases and substituting them with already discredited Serbian sources. I've warned you in the past, this is the last warning. | toxic | en |
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Speedy deletion of Paul Bliss
A tag has been placed on Paul Bliss requesting that it be speedily deleted from Wikipedia. This has been done under section A7 of the criteria for speedy deletion, because the article appears to be about a person or group of people, but it does not indicate how or why the subject is notable: that is, why an article about that subject should be included in an encyclopedia. Under the criteria for speedy deletion, articles that do not indicate the subject's importance or significance may be deleted at any time. Please see the guidelines for what is generally accepted as notable, as well as our subject-specific notability guideline for biographies.
If you think that this notice was placed here in error, you may contest the deletion by adding to the top of the page (just below the existing speedy deletion or ""db"" tag), coupled with adding a note on the article's talk page explaining your position, but be aware that once tagged for speedy deletion, if the article meets the criterion it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the article that would would render it more in conformance with Wikipedia's policies and guidelines. " | toxic | en |
:::::::::::I've lost track of how many times I've asked you to substantiate your claims of COI and BLP violations. Yes, please post whatever information is needed to establish the accusations. | toxic | en |
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==Addition of ""Mating Systems""==
I have added the mating systems section as part of a class assignment for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_Program:Washington_University_in_St._Louis/Behavioral_Ecology_(Fall_2013). My research is in reference to five distinct sources that provided information on the species, and on butterflies in general. " | toxic | en |
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and actually you gave me no pointers at all. You have done nothing to help. You've gotten in trouble your self so I would worry more yourself that wasting time trying to ""help"" me." | toxic | en |
Giano, I listed the specific issues above repeatedly on request. Irpen has gone beyond reasonable inquiry into the nature of the problem into repetitive pointless badgering. | toxic | en |
::::::::::::::::::::Okay. DO you think if we keep going we can reach the far right side of the screen? I'd love to find out. | toxic | en |
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I agree with Cerejota. Given their propensity for ratings-motivated sensationalism caution is necessary when adopting the language used by the media. The term ""vigilante"" is commonly loaded with negative baggage, including high degrees of unlawfulness and vengeance. Perhaps some more moderate language is appropriate for the main article, such as ""organised resistance"" or ""people who have banded together for mutual protection"". That said, www.thefreedictionary.com defines ""vigilante"" as: ""One who takes or advocates the taking of law enforcement into one's own hands."", which does seem appropriate in the present context. Evidently, this issue is not clear-cut. Talk " | toxic | en |
"== Prevailing opinion ==
The prevailing opinion seems to be to include the photograph of human feces (even if you remove the alleged voting irregularities.) However, those who opposed the image in the past are now placing the image at the bottom of the page and reducing the size to a thumbnail. Two new issues arise: (1) SIZE of photo and (2) PLACEMENT of photo. NOTE: The following poll is NOT to debate inclusion of the photo. For that debate, SCROLL DOWN. If you do not believe the photo should be included on the page at all, DO NOT VOTE IN THIS POLL.
=== VOTE HERE ON SIZE. The photo size should be:===
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==== Thumbnailed (100px) ====
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=== VOTE HERE ON PLACEMENT. The photo should be at or near the:===
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== Archived Discussions ==
This page is too big. I'd like to see the following archived:
* discussions on eating poop (non-controversial)
* discussions on whether or not people are sock puppets (should be at RFC)
* debate on blocking the page in the past (moot)
* debate on unblocking the page in the past (moot)
* stupid comments like ""put the poop in the freezer"" (vandalism)
I tried it once but I got a rude message from SlimVirgin. Does anybody else have an objection to this?
:Let the admins do it.
== Shall there be photos of feces?==
Why is there no picture of fresh feces? I understand there are problems with obtaining legal pictures on other Wikipedia pages but obtaining a picture of fresh feces is probably one of the easiest things.
:The old photo before was small, petrified, and not characteristic of human feces. I have added a new photo which is more representative of a typical stool.
:: Sigh... Is this really necessary? Is there any reason that you have taken a picture of your dung other than for shock value? I'm going to shrink this so it's a little less visually putrid.
:::This is an article on feces. There is no shock value when one looks up 'feces' and finds... gasp... feces. I have also included pigeon and rabbit feces.
:::: Sometimes you have to step back, take a look at yourself, and realize that you are arguing about posting a picture of a turd. Fine, have your turd. I'm off to better-smelling areas of Wikipedia.
INAPPROPRIATE FOR THE PROJECT. THE IMAGE APPEARS OUT OF CONTEXT AND WHILE FAIRLY AMMUSING TO REGULARS WILL NOT BE UNDERSTOOD BY ROOKIES WHO MAY MIS-INTERPRET IT.
:out of context? where might the proper context be?
I think the image is absolutely disgusting and doesn't deserve to be in the article. However, the caption for it could be incorporated into the article.
Human Feces Photo: Is it necessary?
I've noticed there has been quite a bit of debate over whether there should be a picture of human feces on the this article, and I have a simple question: is such a picture really necessary?
:No, it is not. Nothing in Wikipedia is really necessary. Least of all necessary is your question, which you could have avoided asking, if you had actually read the debate.
::I figured I'd get the ""if you actually read the debate"" response. I was, as you can clearly see, too lazy to read all of it.
:::Or any of it. Why are you here?
::::He's here because it's a free encycloped | toxic | en |
==Trim==
I'm trimming and tidying this, with a view to keeping it on the core topic. The articles Islam in New Zealand, Religion in New Zealand, Māori religion etc should be referencded or linked, not replicated here. | toxic | en |
Some guy's blog is not a WP:RS. Find a reliable source, then we can discuss if it merits inclusion. | toxic | en |
Re: Hanson's Sept 11 message in the National Review
In a message dated 9/19/2002 7:46:37 AM, chuck@topsail.org writes:
>That means *you* can't say anything may not be FoRKed or printed or
>whatever. You have the choice to ignore it
That's not what the First Amendment says at all. It says that Congress cannot
say what can't be FoRKed. FoRK can establish any rules it wants. Similarly,
The New York Times gets to choose what news IT thinks is "fit to print." If
the Times chose not to print anything about, say, Rosie O'Donnell, it would
be exercising its First Amendment rights, just as much as it would be if it
chose to print something Rosie O'Donnell doesn't like. The necessary
corollary of the freedom to say/publish what one wants is the freedom to
refuse to publish or say what one doesn't like. The alternative is a
state-controlled press that reprints government press releases and calls them
news.
The question of what is or is not FoRKed is (except for libel or other
specific exceptions) not a matter of law, but a matter of what the
"publisher" (if any) decides or the "community" (if any) negotiates or does
as a matter of custom.
For my part, I'd rather people didn't use FoRK as a place in which to dump an
expression of their political beliefs.
Tom
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Smackdown!
Good smackdown on Qatar, ""...it wasn’t long before the Al Khalifa family appeared from nowhere, or at least from nearby Qatar..."". Was it intentional to call Qatar nowhere? 138.162.128.53 " | toxic | en |
No problem, we all make mistakes and it's all part of learning about Wiki (I'm still learning myself and they've gone and made me an admin!). | toxic | en |
=WOT A SELF-Important, pompous ballbag | toxic | en |
== Homosexuality ==
You should check out user 66.216.226.34. It has broken the 3RR on homosexuality five times within the past six days and refuses to cite anything specific on talk page. Now it is resorting to removing any sentence without a footnote citation, if this was done on any other article it would be destroyed. This user has also contacted Tzankai http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Tznkai&diff;=18579483&oldid;=18579426 and is working on causing users to fight one another. You should institute a ban as soon as possible. This user is nothing more than a troll and I bet it's intellectualprop2002's ip address (the user who got caught with phony sources). | toxic | en |
updated list
valero deals have now been added .
please make sure that this list is forward to anyone in your groups that
might need it .
julie | scam | en |
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i know that the person that i either clowned around with in first grade has become a loyal and true friend to many sweethearts if you still feel that way you know the biggest city close to where we lived so many years ago come get me iriremember only your lips yours eyes and matching black shoes and socks for you
and your cindy was and still there left and gd your are more today than yesterday's your the most. come please i need a real friend who remembers my first name only! | toxic | en |
The next frame should be the blonde running after the guy with the wheel barrow. | adult_sexism | en |
Native speakers of the English language? see parts of it on related wiki articles. | toxic | en |
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And whether it is possible to ""demand"" something without it being legally binding, I'm of the opinion that it is quite possible both semantically and logically, but I can see some confusing stemming from this for someone unfamiliar with the UN Charter. " | toxic | en |
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::Thanks for the tweaks, Fcreid. I propose this wording, which mentions both reasons why Palin may have retained Emmons:
Emmons said she was asked three times about removing books from the library, at least once at a city council meeting. Having refused consistently, Emmons was among two city employees who received letters from Palin in January 1997 terminating their employment. Palin retracted the letter informing Emmons of her termination after a wave of public support for the librarian, and having been assured of her support. Palin may have asked about removing library books because of her constituents’ concerns with inappropriate language, but ultimately none were banned. Palin later called her inquiries rhetorical.
::Like.liberation 17:13 | toxic | en |
This guy is following me everywhere and reverting me. That's clearly harassment. Wtf I'm supposed to do? | toxic | en |
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Quite a few of my edit were prior to Lancaster becoming involved in editing the page. Also the first block of my edits were when I was tasked with merging it with Actus et potentia. But it's Lancaster's rapid and escalating talk page demands that are much more of an issue than rapid edits to the article... I've had to spend an enormous amount of time responding to that talk page and to Talk:Energeia (one of the articles to be merged). Would it make any difference if I could prove he's made false and misleading statements in his ""charges""?
But if that's not the sort of thing you usually look into, I don't want to impose. Should I open a WP:AN3 like he did? I've collected this list from Aug 20 where Lancaster has reversed actions of mine, in whole or in part. (That's not all, and that's just the 20th).
Lancaster's deletion of most of what I've worked on in the article
18:46, 20 August 2010
My changes to the definitions in the lead from 0143, 20 August 2010:
18:35, 20 August 2010
My addition of modal logic to the lead from 0230, 20 August 2010:
18:35, 20 August 2010
My changes to §Actuality from 0110, 20 August 2010:
08:21, 20 August 2010
My addition of an OR tag from 0058, 20 August 2010
18:42, 20 August 2010
Please let me know if more instances or additional information on each would be helpful. Or anything that would help shed some light. Thank you.— " | toxic | en |
]], [[User talk:Kuban kazak/2007 2|spring | toxic | en |
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Fanboy is a term used to describe an individual (usually male; the feminine version fangirl may be used for females) who is utterly devoted to a single fannish subject, or to a single point of view within that subject, often to the point where it is considered an obsession. Fanboys remain loyal to their particular obsession, disregarding any factors (often including logic) that differ from their point of view.
Background
Stereotypical fanboys are attributed with a sycophantic devotion to the creators and principles behind a work with which they are currently enthralled. Fanboys are noted for a very emotional attachment to their chosen subject, often taking negative remarks about it as a personal attack. They will readily engage in debates, but will fall back on emotional responses when challenged on facts. For example, a fanboy may go out of his way to point out negative and often untrue statements about their obsession's rivals. Fanboys are often hostile towards critical review of their chosen subject. The stereotypical image of the fanboy is as an unkempt, socially awkward young man who may be perceived as a loud mouthed pseudo-intellectual. Fanboys are also typically aggressive and hateful towards the opposing brand or competition of their obsession regardless of its merits or achievements.
As electronic entertainment gained popularity, the term became increasingly applied to video game and television addicts. As a result, a subculture emerged which readily labeled itself as ""fanboys."" Within this group, more effort is taken to fit in with a perceived standard, resulting in a more outgoing attitude, even among those with insecurities. This outgoing stance is often felt to be abrasive by those not involved in the culture as deeply. The term originated in comic book circles, to describe someone who immersed himself in the fictional worlds of comics and the culture of comics fandom. The term is often used in a derogatory manner by other less obsessed fans. The term is most commonly associated with adolescent and teen males but can be applicable to any age or sex.
The term fangirl, while similar, often carries slightly different connotations. The term fangirl is often applied to any enthusiastic female fan, regardless of obsessive qualities or not, and is often used with overtones of ""teenybopper"".
History of fanboys and the term
The term ""fanboy"" is most commonly associated with adolescent and teen males but can be applicable to any age or sex. It is often used in a derogatory manner by other, less obsessed fans. The term originated in comic book circles to describe someone immersed in the fictional worlds of comics and the culture of comics fandom. Common subjects of reverence by fanboys are specific: TV shows; movies; music; anime; comic books; cars; video game consoles, video games and MMORPGs; and computer operating systems, hardware and software.
Popular depictions of Fanboy stereotypes include the Comic Book Guy on The Simpsons and columnist Larry Groznic from the satirical newspaper The Onion. In the songs of the fannish parody musician Luke Ski, many characters proudly consider themselves fanboys.
The earliest published uses of the word ""fanboy"" have been dated to 1982. One reference is to the cover of the ""Official Underground and Newave Comix Price Guide"". On this cover page are sketched overweight, overzealous comic book collectors wearing T-shirts that state ""Fanboys of America,"" who are describing the extreme measures they would go to, including moving to San Francisco, to preserve their comics.
Also published in 1982, a comic strip appeared in Jim Engel and Chuck Fiala's ""Fandom Confidential"" comic. In the strip, Jim and Chuck met comic artist/writer John Byrne and collapsed into ""mindless paroxysms of adoration."" The John Byrne character responded that they were ""a couple of fanboys in bondage"" (a play on words referring to a Monty Python sketch in which an Elizabethan era character reads what she claims to be a new Shakespeare work called ""Gay Boys in Bondage"". http://www.byrnerobotics.com/FAQ/listing.asp?ID=7&T1;=Miscellaneous+Questions#154 Another early use is in a smart-alec editorial reply by ""Ambush Bug"" to a letter in his comic in 1985.
Media
Comic Book
Sergio Aragonés' Fanboy
Galactic Storm Fanboy
Television
The Simpsons'''s Comic Book Guy refers to himself as a fanboy.Freakazoid'''s Fan Boy
===Radio/ | toxic | en |
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Ah, wait. I think I see what TallMagic is talking about. He's saying that the ODA advises site visitors that the [ Office of Postsecondary Education] of the United States Department of Education has questionable accuracy in its database of accredited U.S. colleges. But, we are to blindly accept that an Archive.org snapshot of the Oregon ODA is infallible, even better and more perfect than a very similar database kept by the United States government. We're to believe that it's important for Wikipedia to assert that WIU was ""operating illegally"", even though this charge was never mentioned in any news source of any kind, even though this charge was never filed in any court in Pennsylvania or any court in any jurisdiction in the world. And we're to take this on the word of someone who has been lambasting unaccredited institutions across the Internet for decades, who can't find a single like-minded editor other than an admin with whom he shares 90% of their joint editing activity on articles dealing with unaccredited institutions.
The phrase ""operating illegally"" occurs 44 times in Wikipedia article space. I count 12 of those 44 where the phrase is used to describe the phenomenon of an unaccredited educational organization. I wonder if I searched the history of those 12 articles, would I find that either TallMagic or his partner admin Orlady have added that phrase ""operating illegally"" to Wikipedia, and whether the source will be cited, and if so, will it be a mainstream media report that asserts the importance, or whether it will be an Archive.org snapshot of this purportedly infallible Oregon state website? I think I'll go check those 12 articles now, and I'll report what I find either here, or in an Administrator's Notice. " | toxic | en |
" No reasonable interpretation of the ""topic ban"" prohibits me from removing Sanchez's petulant whining, and labelling his socks accordingly. " | toxic | en |
The article OsCommerce templates has been speedily deleted from Wikipedia. This has been done under the criteria for speedy deletion, because the article seems to be blatant advertising which only promotes a company, product, group or service and which would need to be fundamentally rewritten in order to become an encyclopedia article. Please read the general criteria for speedy deletion, particularly item 11, as well as the guidelines on spam. Feel free to leave a note on my talk page if you have any questions about this. | toxic | en |
:See also . | toxic | en |
User talk ase500
maybe you should tell you boy to keep his smugg little comments about his translation of viable useable and information of value to himself, last time I checked he was not the god of all things and it should not be just his translation of the rules that matter, now should it? | toxic | en |
== May I trouble you to comment? ==
Hey mang, may I trouble you to comment at Talk:List of Oggy and the Cockroaches episodes if you get a chance? Basically there's some n00b editor of questionable intention who's attempting to take ownership of the article (see article edit history and their absurd ultimatums along with their absurd comments on my talk page. They even illegitimately filed for page protection to prevent any edits that went against their POV. Danke, | toxic | en |
Please sign your comments.
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:The modal fallacy is already explained in the article. Formally stated, the modal fallacy is as follows:
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:1. It is necessary that if A is true, then B is true.
:2. A is true.
:3. Therefore, it is necessary that B is true.
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:The modal fallacy occurs when someone takes a necessary truth (if A is true, then B is true), and then applies that necessity to one of the individual parts (B is true). Here is an example that illustrates this:
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:1. If Dave has two sons, then Dave has to have at least one son.
:2. Dave has two sons.
:3. Therefore, Dave has to have at least one son. (It is necessary that Dave has at least one son.)
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:This proof is incorrect, since it is not logically necessary that Dave has at least one son. He could have chosen to have no children, or he could have had all daughters. Just because something is true, that does not make it necessarily true. More properly stated, the proof goes like this:
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:1. It is necessary that (if Dave has two sons, then Dave has at least one son).
:2. Dave has two sons.
:3. Therefore, Dave has at least one son.
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:When the proof is phrased properly, and the modal fallacy does not occur, then the statement (Dave has at least one son) is shown to be true, but not necessarily true. So if you apply this to the argument from free will, the proof is as follows:
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:1. It is necessary that (if God knows that a person will do action A at time T, then that person will do action A at time T).
:2. God knows that a person will do action A at time T.
:3. Therefore, the person will do action A at time T.
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:The modal fallacy would be changing the last statement to, “Therefore, it is necessary that the person will do action A at time T.” Concluding that someone will do something is very different from concluding that they must do something. I really don’t know how to explain it any better. | toxic | en |
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If you look at the attribution description of the image in question,
you will see that this is from a movie. The man is an actor and the studio has released the rights to the image . 22:16, 26 July 2012 | toxic | en |
hey
can you teach me some good editing methods? | toxic | en |
The link is here - If you look at the history over the last year or so there have been no links allowed by the editors. This is a consensus issue and you can take it up on the talk page again if you like. They are problematic in numerous ways and at this point it would be senseless to just let them accrete. If you want links, and not just your personal preference, you should compose an authoritative (backed up by secondary sources) list and submit it for scrutiny. Is the link you provided referenced by any other independent source? If not it doesn't meet Wikipedia's standard of scrutiny. Love is the law, love under will. ~Stealthepiscopalian. | toxic | en |
and why not switch the two blue colors and make owen's the darker blue to keep it coherent with the dark red eliminations for the others | toxic | en |
==States Requiring Gathering Of Information On Underage Boys==
The SSA website tells how 39 state governments (this includes Guam and the Virgin Islands) require that minor boys applying for learners permits and first drivers licenses are required to have their personal information sent to the SSA in Washington, D.C. Isn't this technically pedophilia? | toxic | en |
If the crust ain’t graham cracker, keep that pie | toxic | en |
, with the exception of BLP | toxic | en |
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Thanks for the quick response Khoikhoi. I was quite impressed with how level headed your second reply to me was (you didn't immediately go into a defensive ego trip like some others I've bumped into. Very much appreciated. A rare quality ). I will take your advice and will refrain from doing such edits temporarily. If possible though I still would like a little more clarification on the matter before I make any final decision on the matter.
While there are occasional exceptions, a visit to virtually any article on any city in the world (new or old) doesn't show the pattern of a long list of multiple old not in use historically insignificant foreign names on the first line. For instance FYROM/Republic of Macedonia's title lists Macedonian: Скопје, pronounced [ˈskopje], Albanian: Shkup, or Shkupi)[1] (their two largest demographics). There is no mention of older Turkish and ancient Greek pronouncement for Skopje). So it seems very fishy to me that obscure Greek islands are seemingly being prioritized with old Turkish occupation names over major cities.
Also I would like to note the Wikipedia:Naming conventions (geographic names) specifically states
""The title can be followed in the first line by a list of alternative names"" (i.e. not ""must"" be)
It further clarifies the point (with regards to use of older historical foreign names on the first line)...
Relevant foreign language names (one used by at least 10% of sources in the English language or is used by a group of people which used to inhabit this geographical place) are permitted and should be listed in alphabetic order of their respective languages, i.e., (Armenian name1, Belarusian name2, Czech name3). or (ar: name1, be: name2, cs: name3).
Unless you can demonstrate that these obscure alternate foreign language name qualify as ""Relevant foreign language names used by at least 10% of sources in the English language or used by a group of people which used to inhabit the geographic place""... I don't believe an obscure set of Greek islands remotely qualifies for this rule of prominent display. And this point of sensitivity to names is further clarified at the head of the geographic naming convention article where it explicitly states...
Historical names or names in other languages can be used in the lead if they are frequently used and important enough to be valuable to readers, and should be used in articles with caution.
Notice the words ""and should be used in articles with caution"". I think it's pretty clear that the Balkans are an extremely sensitive area with regards to names. (it stirs the pot for old ethnic conflicts)
I think perhaps you've misunderstood my motivations here a bit. The issue for me wasn't whether the names could be mentioned (they obviously always should be in there somewhere)... but exactly where in the article they are mentioned. Unless it is historically important (e.g. Constantinople) any mention of older historical Turkish or Greek occupation names should only be added later in the article in a historical or etymological context.... not be given equal airplay upfront with current names or historically unimportant names. Doing so is both bulky and highly provocative to sensitive political regions. (and incidentally the same rule should apply for inappropriately using historically insignificant Greek names for Turkish cities)
I'm sticking to my guns that my edits were kosher according to existing Wikipedia geographic naming conventions and current widely observable conventions. I'd even go further and suggest leaving those old historically insignificant foreign names prominently displayed is far more disruptive than removing them (both in a Wikipedia sense and in a human toll sense) I therefore would like to once again remove those old names from the first paragraph but will delay pending your response to me (to confirm I have (or have not) convinced you of the accuracy of my assertions)
Thanks in advance for all your help. " | toxic | en |
List of Shania Twain music videos
Hi, thanks for your contributions on the article List of Shania Twain music videos. I have also been working on it alot and lately and I have nominated for a featured list. If you would like, you can support it at Wikipedia:Featured list candidates. All you have to do is put Support followed by your signature using ~~~~. Thanks! | toxic | en |
== German occupation of Czechoslovakia ==
Ahoj, as I know, that you are interested in modern history. There is article German occupation of Czechoslovakia, but this article looks not so good and can be improved. Can you help me? Děkuji | toxic | en |
Thanks for the straight-forward answer to what seemed like a simple and direct question. | toxic | en |
Stitch IS NOT A MAMMAL!! HE'S AN ALILON FROM OUTER SPACE!! DDDDDUUUUUUUHHHHHH!!!!!! | toxic | en |
Re:Hispanics in the United States Air Force
I knew that you were going to like it. What I basically did was gather information from all my other articles to come up with this one. Now with this article I have covered the story of our contributions to the Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard and the Marines. Someday I will do a similar one the Army. | toxic | en |
Hi Proudbolsahye. Sorry for the delay in reply. No problem about Patton, it happens. ) In regards to Maghakian's infobox, the infobox is meant to be a quick summary of information about the person, containing only key information succinctly. The ribbon icons, in my opinion, detract from the information, serve to clutter the infobox and are not the correct place for them to be. I know you pointed out the case of the John Shalikashvili article, but I think the ribbons presented in such a way in the infobox in that case is unhelpful and a waste as most people will not know what each of the ribbons denote and will have to either hover over them or click on them to find out, which should not have to be the case: it should be presented just there. The article is the place where extensive information and detail is intended to be discussed, as you have done in Maghakian, but not too much information placed in the infobox. As for the service medals, as noted above the awards section of the infobox is only meant to relate the notable awards one received, and not service medals. Maghakian is notable for his awards of the Navy Cross, Silver Star, Bronze Star and Purple Heart (the ones that should most definitely be listed in the infobox). If he had just received the service medals like everyone else who had served in his unit or the same theatres of war that he did, then he would not actually be notable enough for inclusion here. I think you would be better off expanding the awards section of the article and keeping the infobox succinct. Cheers, | toxic | en |
Thank you. I tried reverting my user page earlier but found I couldn't because I was blocked (didn't realise the block extended to talk pages)... will fix that asap. | toxic | en |
Kindly quit using the f-word and quit calling people ignorant. | toxic | en |
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Lede
""However, just as in France, the word gourmandise has today largely lost its original derogatory meaning of ""gluttony"" and has come to refer, more positively, to ""the appreciation of good food"". In Belgium this means that along with big portions and a certain unpretentiousness of presentation, the diner can expect a high standard of ingredients and preparation.""
The first sentence is OR. The second is POV. That is why I removed them. Halaqah is not reverting because he has any interest in belgian cuisine or in improving the article. He is reverting because I reverted his deletion of material from the slavery in modern africa article. After I reverted his edits, he started to wikistalk me, reverting many of my constructive edits while accusing me of vandalism." | toxic | en |
o.k. talk to u tomorrow!!!!!!!!why the heck did he do that | toxic | en |
Welcome to Wikipedia.
Re. your edits to North Holmwood. Newsagency is an Australian usage. The British term is newsagent's (shop). It is run by a newsagent. That page is written in British English and should be left as such. | toxic | en |
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I'm sure you'll understand that (3) is the only answer I you can give once the comment has been left and it's a poor palliative. control " | toxic | en |
shit post in peace here hahaahahhhhahahahhhaahahahahahahahahhhahahhahhahahahahhahaaahahaahhahahahhhahahhaa boyo i got perma banned from here on an alt for telling someone to rope himself nice shitposting in peace. enjoy the female mod cuck. | adult_sexism | en |
Do not delete please
I undid your deletion of a whole section of life story of Padmasambhava according to Jamgon Kn
ongtrul. Please let it remain. With regards to Padmasambhava great caution is often advised. | toxic | en |
== Dumbass ==
I'm the dumbass. English is not my native language and I sometimes make mistakes. Thanks for editing. | toxic | en |
Hi Sonia,
thanks so much for your reply and feedback, very helpful! I will reread the primary source policy and will try to stick to the correct format going forward. I really appreciate your help! ) (Oh yeah, I did use UofT links but only because it's all I know. Though I am not employed by UofT or receiving funding from them so I thought that would be kosher, but maybe that's too close?). Thanks again! ) | toxic | en |
:::::See the excerpt from The Climate War which I added one section down. I would envision something along those lines - which would summarize Singer's work as a public-policy advocate over the past several decades on issues including ozone depletion, secondhand smoke, and climate change. That would seem a bit more encyclopedic and less recentist than the current focus, which seems to be entirely on climate change, and it would mirror the description used by reliable sources. '''''' | toxic | en |
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Originally it was Bald-hairy which is wrong usage of hyphen. I think that unlike words with hyphen and single entities like North Ossetia–Alania the spacing nicely indicates that the article is about something more complex than a kind of bald-hairy creature ) Talk " | toxic | en |
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==Sintel Video==
I tend to disagree. Firstly, the video quality of the excerpt is horrendous...even in the small frame that its in. And secondly, the full video should be there simply because of its value - it is the entire video of the subject that the article is focused on. If someone wants to watch it in a bigger frame, they can click on the video's information tab or navigate to youtube themselves. But providing a short (and low-quality at that) excerpt does the film a disservice, in my opinion at least.
Oh, just by the way, the video that is uploaded on Wikipedia is in pretty decent 480p. I'm not sure how that resolution is ""small"". " | toxic | en |
I urge you to take this more seriously, as that is how it is to be considered. I also urge you to keep this discussion on ONE PAGE. Where it belongs. While not a rule, it is pointless to carry on a fragmented conversation like this. If you wish I will migrate the other portion of this conversation to this page.Talk|@ | toxic | en |
it's game over for the kikes Russia's 6 new military equipment features will smash the kikes if they get out of hand [URL] | adult_sexism | en |
:Somebody should add back all the stuff that looks OK but keep that in HTML comments until it is sourced. mav | toxic | en |
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==Another comment==
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Done. I'm not sure if the CD reference numbers make it too messy. Feel free... | toxic | en |
Hi, I am not an incel but have a question. How do you know how attractvie you ae and how attractive are other girls you might want to date/hook up with? | adult_sexism | en |
RT pvtclubgirl Looks more manly, but better than she usually looks, takes a lot of balls to stand next to Flotus [URL] | adult_sexism | en |
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(edit conflict) Yes! Seriously, when someone engages in ""goading"" behaviour, are we not allowed use any negative terms to describe it? (I wouldn't be surprised - this is what it's like all the time in loony lefty politically correct Britain...) In any case, this was a theory that had been mentioned before and I was merely supporting its likelihood. You really think this warrants a block?!? 81.108.7.13 " | toxic | en |
And I corrected one of your references by a century. | toxic | en |
If Jeremy Lin dunked on Lebron in a Yankees cap, and then celebrated by Tebowing in front of Brett Favre, would ESPN exp ... | toxic | en |
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:::Ahimé! Couldn't I whip myself on the back instead? ;-) As for what is ""tigna"" (Inf. XV, 111), literally it's a disease of the skin, and more in general it means things like ""filth"" or anything you would want to avoid like Hell ;-) " | toxic | en |
I disagree. Writing more than 65 years ago, Brodie was basically ignorant of the occult influence on Smith (plus she had her own fish to fry). And Bushman is a Mormon. He doesn't like to be called an apologist, but he isn't beyond trying to slip by the tough places in the story if for no other reason than to keep the General Authorities from too obviously lifting their eyebrows. For that reason I think the opening chapters of Rough Stone Rolling are the weakest in the book. | toxic | en |
Unregistered punk think's he's so cool
This isn't a personal attack, what are you talking about. | toxic | en |
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* Yes, see the RM discussion immediately above. As for the question, the follow up is ""how, exactly?"", as without some indication what the proposal is it's impossible to weigh the tradeoff of length and precision. Of course a precise rename proposal is just a RM which happened only a short time ago. " | toxic | en |
you'll just get answers from a bunch of guys who dont have good looking girls, who are just guessing and answering from jealousy and rage | adult_sexism | en |
Photos
Just wanted to say I love your photos at Pisa Airport. ) Keep up the good work. | toxic | en |
Why not just name the article Mega Drive which would support a world wide view on the subject instead of teaming up and being bias Americans? then the page would not need protecting as everyone would be happy, except you bias Americans... 82.41.107.134 | toxic | en |
Why did you block me??
Hello? Why did you block me? Since when removing a civility warning from one's talk page is something that deserves a block? You did not even communicate my block to my talk page. I am stil waiting for a justification of your abusive attitude as admin. You not only block for no reason but you also ignore people's requests of justification! | toxic | en |
Are you seriously using some mathematical example (formula) created by teachers from Penn state university? Its a formula example how to solve mathematical problem not how GPS actually works. Time signal is send by EVERY GPS satellite (its actually precise ATOMIC clock time)
here is a real source Operation Guide for DAGR:
72.185.61.209 | toxic | en |
References
These are some references I have looked up that have to deal with my topic of cultural identity theory. | toxic | en |
"::::'''''', i disagree with your statement, many jews would love to buy a house in arab towns - however, an arab who sells his place to a jew would be killed in the center of town (allready happened a number of times). that's why we have the current ridiculous situation in hebron where jews bought a house but the guy who sold it tells the media that he didn't sell it. as for the number of people per room mentioned under this comment, it's only a matter of children per family and customs - an arab person having 8 children might be just as rich as a jewish person who's got 2-3 children, he'll also have more rooms than the jewish guy has since construction is cheeper for arabs. so who is richer? i don't think that the ""people per room"" is much of an indication.
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== Butades - Dibutades ==
Could it be, that Dibutades is the daughter of Butades? (See therefore the use of the Name as Levitine uses it in: „Rosenblum's The Origin of Painting…“ and also explicitly David Getsy: „From Diversion to Subversion: Games, Play, and Twentieth-century Art“, p 193, Footnote 13.) If so, I think it should be mentioned in the article. | toxic | en |
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Assessment
""Writing in 1833, before the restoration of 1840 ..."". What restoration of 1840?" | toxic | en |
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::::ChrisO, I don't think your use of the word ""moronic"" is helpful in this matter. " | toxic | en |
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Army Medical Services Museum branding equipment
Army Medical Services Museum branding equipment Dear Gaius,
My name is Simon Barnard. I'm an author and illustrator residing in Melbourne, Australia. Currently I'm producing a book on British convicts transported to Australia with Text Publishing.
Amongst the convicts sentenced to Australia are over 1,000 army deserters, many of whom were branded with a 'd'. Your photo of the branding equipment and human skin located in the Army Medical Museum is of great interest to me.
I've contacted the Museum in an attempt obtain more information and, in particularly, a photo of the skin, but they're unable to assist.
I'm rather desperate to obtain a decent photo of the skin and am hoping you might be able to help me in this bizarre quest.
Yours,
Simon Barnard
simon@simon-barnard.com " | toxic | en |
I am currently considering working on the following articles:
Microbial Genetics Stub
This is the stub that I added to with my first edit. I find this topic very interesting and think that it has made an immense contribution to the field of genetics. The study of genetic pathways in bacteria for example has led to the process of DNA cloning that is used in laboratories worldwide. Viruses are also considered to be part of this category although some scientists argue they are not alive, they have also made contributions to molecular laboratory techniques (ex. using retroviruses to insert target DNA into a host cell genome).
Selaginella
I learned in second year genetics from David Smith that these plants have very interesting Post transcriptional RNA editing, where many of the cytosine nucleotides are changed to uracil nucleotides, resulting in an RNA transcript that looks quite different from its template DNA. I found this very interesting and would like to learn more about this topic and use that knowledge to expand the wiki page of Selaginella.
Ectopic Expression
Ectopic expression is the expression of a gene where it is not normally expressed. This is another stub on Wikipedia, and though this not a topic I am familiar about, I would like to learn more about it, its mechanisms, its applications and how it is expressed in human disease. | toxic | en |
start date : 12 / 12 / 01 ; hourahead hour : 19 ;
start date : 12 / 12 / 01 ; hourahead hour : 19 ; no ancillary schedules awarded . no variances detected .
log messages :
parsing file - - > > o : \ portland \ westdesk \ california scheduling \ iso final schedules \ 2001121219 . txt | scam | en |
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How is Satellite released under the name 'Lena', the artist name on the CD cover is 'Lena Meyer-Landrut'. Also, I don't think there has been any confirmation she plans to ditch her last name entirely, or that she only plans to use Lena as a stage name other than the album cover. |talk " | toxic | en |
Aphra
Yeah, the no sex is a problem! whole load or problems on poor old Reggie though, if you ask me, seems to be massive arguments and angry editing. Thank Goodness it never gets like that over here! I shall withold my vote to see what happens next. I started Architecture of the United Kingdom, as you saw, full of entheusiasm, because Graham started it as a red link, but I've rather lost my way and interest, think I'll go back to proper Italian buildings for a while, trouble is people who have all been on their summer holidays to Italia always know best because their badly translated cheap guide books have muddled things up, I think I'll call myself 'Gary the Guide' and they might beleive me then. Perhaps I'll go on the Italian Wiki instead, but they are all so young over there, my son and his friends included. Had the anticipated bad day at work yesterday, and this morning which is a sod. I'm going to stop being an Anglophile, that will serve them right. Take care 16:49, 23 Nov 2004 (UTC) | toxic | en |
AfD nomination of The Original Magazine
An article that you have been involved in editing, The Original Magazine, has been listed for deletion. If you are interested in the deletion discussion, please participate by adding your comments at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The Original Magazine. Thank you. User:Ceyockey (talk to me)
Trenton, Ontario
Thanks for this - really appreciate your help.
And again.
tidys
Thanks for the tidys...much appreciated. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.81.85.82
Trenton Ontario Page
The page is simply incorrect. However Blotto adrift believes he has an monopoly over it. When several different users correct it he complains to an admin and you block IP address'. Please if you are going to block someone in the future please look into BOTH sides. The trenton ontario page is incorrect and it will stay that way until you stop siding with Blotto Adrift. This is not the only page users have complained about Blotto adrift changing. I am here to help wikipedia by correcting mistakes. This will only improve this sites poor view. However if admins do not look into the actions of all users this site will only go down hill. Blocking based on providing correct information is sad. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.157.65.118
Who's rush? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.157.65.118
Interesting
Greetings. According to your contribution history[1], the only edit you have made before today was to Rush last July. You have never edited Trenton nor any other article to do with places in Canada so what are talking about? Malcolmxl5 (talk)
hmmm.... I did last week before I was blocked.
anyways I would like the trenton ontario page to be corrected. Please do a search on scholars portal to find the several journal articals by J.Mickelakos.... then Blotto will say how do we know he's from trenton?
It is sad that one of the only scholars this town has is not added because of the jealousy a user has when someone corrects his edits
Protecting Blotto adrift
You will find every way to protect Blotto adrift instead of correcting an error on a page. I am here to help wikipedia and you seem not interested in this.
Like I said before, he is sited in many journals. Also scholar portal has over 500 000 journals google less than 1000, so how is he to be sourced? Also please see York's part time professor list in tthe calendar.
That's 'cited', not 'sited', by the way. Happy days.
I will await your apology – and the apology from others Thank you
how about you correct wikipedia, because I can find many typos on your page
Notability, Mr. 69.***.**.***, notability. Show me and others that 'Jason Michelakos' meets Wikipedia's criteria of notability. Focus your energies on that. | toxic | en |
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And I've left some advice and links. Btw, you did an astonishingly good job breaking down what was wrong with the edits to R&I; - that was a lot of work, and I thank you. I was dreading that when I got back today. Chihuahua " | toxic | en |
Hmm, Ok. The only thing that seems odd, is that we would have to have something that trumps citeability. But I'm not gonna worry about it. Out of curiosity, why is the Beardslee more interesting to you? Cheers! | toxic | en |
malware adequately includes viruses with no particular adverse effect - they were not asked for.
Virii is a bad word for several reasons. | toxic | en |
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:::I agree 100% with this. Certainly there is a need for greater research into source material here, on the part of us as the contributors. | " | toxic | en |
Yes, sheeple is what I meant. What affiliations do you refer to? | toxic | en |
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G.O.D.
According to the interview on allhiphop.com , published Dec 1/09, the last two projects of AZ are not his studio albums.
ahh: ""(...) you released “Legendary” early June of this year…..tell me about that project.""
AZ: ""That was just a mixtape, as you can see I didn’t promote, no videos…..it was just a mixtape I put out. The last album that I put out was “Undeniable” in 08. Right now I’m working on Do or Die 2.""
That's why I think both ""Legendary"" and ""G.O.D."" should not be considered his studio albums." | toxic | en |
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Comment: If what you seek to do is repeat a failed system of presenting content disputes, then by no means am I willing to once again take a part of such worthless discussions. Nonetheless, perhaps the other users might enjoy trying to give it another chance. In any case, by this point I'm simply helping Arafael with grammar. | Talk " | toxic | en |
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Sorry, but the above website is not at all a WP:RS, and as such the article should not link to it. (talk|contribs) " | toxic | en |
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