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* <g> Congratulations on 'W2', but per an old AN/I post last summer, [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log/delete&page=Category:Maps_showing_the_history_of_the_High_Middle_Ages these Interconnected Maps categories] were and are useful in the cat tree to keep the category schemes in synch, and linked to the commnons. We'll in fact soon be [[Commons:Category talk:Maps#.22Commons:Category_scheme_Maps.22_proposal| adding many more]], now that I got David to get this put on paper, I need to do the same with the interwiki tagging if I can come up for air from interwiki templates. In any event, please undo this, and any others you may have done the same with in your cleanup. I'm sure it had {{tl|commonscat1Ra}} or the equivalent and one of the Wikipedia categories mathing/equalized with Wikimedia Commons categories... {{i2}}Reminds me I need to check with some folks why these sometimes reflect commons content and sometimes don't. As a Maps of Cat, IDEALLY, it will ALWAYS show ZERO PAGES here on wikipedia-- but like a {{tl|category redirect}} tagged category give proper soft-linking redirects to the page in question. (I sure hope you don't make a career out of undoing my work! <G>) Linking interwiki and cross-linking categories is highly desired by the foundation board... ask any one who trudges through their wiki-day placing interwiki translation tags! Cheers! // <b>[[User:Fabartus|Fra]]</b><font color="green">[[User talk:Fabartus|nkB]]</font> 15:41, 17 February 2007 (UTC) |
* <g> Congratulations on 'W2', but per an old AN/I post last summer, [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log/delete&page=Category:Maps_showing_the_history_of_the_High_Middle_Ages these Interconnected Maps categories] were and are useful in the cat tree to keep the category schemes in synch, and linked to the commnons. We'll in fact soon be [[Commons:Category talk:Maps#.22Commons:Category_scheme_Maps.22_proposal| adding many more]], now that I got David to get this put on paper, I need to do the same with the interwiki tagging if I can come up for air from interwiki templates. In any event, please undo this, and any others you may have done the same with in your cleanup. I'm sure it had {{tl|commonscat1Ra}} or the equivalent and one of the Wikipedia categories mathing/equalized with Wikimedia Commons categories... {{i2}}Reminds me I need to check with some folks why these sometimes reflect commons content and sometimes don't. As a Maps of Cat, IDEALLY, it will ALWAYS show ZERO PAGES here on wikipedia-- but like a {{tl|category redirect}} tagged category give proper soft-linking redirects to the page in question. (I sure hope you don't make a career out of undoing my work! <G>) Linking interwiki and cross-linking categories is highly desired by the foundation board... ask any one who trudges through their wiki-day placing interwiki translation tags! Cheers! // <b>[[User:Fabartus|Fra]]</b><font color="green">[[User talk:Fabartus|nkB]]</font> 15:41, 17 February 2007 (UTC) |
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I agree with Dgies that a checkuser could reveal the ISP and city, which would be a lot more than a "hunch". I'll abstain until there is any outcome on this. —[[user:Kncyu38|KNcyu38]] ([[user talk:Kncyu38|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/Kncyu38|contribs]]) 02:54, 20 February 2007 (UTC) |
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My RfA
Word of thanks for Ral315
Good morning (GMT time); I'd like to thank you for supporting, opposing, taking a neutral stance to, closing, suggesting I close or otherwise contributing to my recent RfA; unfortunately, I felt that although there were more support than oppose votes, the weight of the latter was too great for me to accept the promotion with so many not trusting me with the janitor's trolley - I therefore decided to end my nomination prematurely. The feedback I received was invaluable, and I am striving to start afresh with all of the advice my fellow Wikipedians offered. In order to meet the aim of adapting to your advice, I've drew up a list of aims (located here) which I intend to follow from this point onwards. at my talk page where it will be graciously and humbly accepted. Once again, thank you and I do hope to bump into you around the encyclopedia! Regards, | |||
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- At least warn a guy, I've been disincluding it as fast as other tasks allowed. [1] this will ease the load, but suggest you focus your AWB flights on mainspace and then talks ASAP. Didn't I copy email you on the self-substing method CBDunkerson seems to have come up with? If I didn't apologies, but that would be far less disruptive! BTW- If you agreed to wait, common courtesy would indicate you should inform the other party that you've changed your mind. Now WP is going to be the only sister without W or w2 macros. Why not go pick on {{Tlx|Tl]]??? Doing away with That AT LEAST would unload the servers! // FrankB 21:17, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
about the signpost
I would like to write for it. I have journalism exp. How can I get in?Quatreryukami 17:01, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
features in the SignPost
I was wondering if you intended to include Featured Topics, which are now functional, and the more experimental for the time being Featured Sounds in that beat? Circeus 22:00, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
W2--II
re: Please stop thinking that I'm picking on you. The consensus of the community was to delete the template. I am now attempting to do so. The discussion has been over for two weeks now; it is well past time for the template to be deleted. At this time I'm not concerned about what this might break for a day or two. Within the next day or two the template should be fully deprecated, with any luck. Ral315 (talk) 23:00, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
- I didn't say anything about picking on me... but a head's up would have been nice. So far as I knew, you were giving me time to work it out, or appeal it, and I've been steadily taking it out. See for example {{Tlx/doc}} which I originated on Meta merged with commons, sortof... There's no W2 there, but breaking people's pages, articles, etc. strikes me as worse discourtesies to them! Consensus be damned if your 'fix' is any more disruptive than need be. Think on the ethics of that. Matter of fact, I'm trying to juggle hundreds of pages on eight sisters, I can't even get back to edits on WP:TSP as some new wrinkle pops up. Just so happens I was trying to link the old {{interwikicat-grp}} for illustration of what was worse than that temporary tag, and your BLAST broke even that! I urgently need to generate a list of cats affected or involved in sister sharing, and without a list of links I'm going in circles! (Try keeping nine sister's category schemes in your head, and their differences!) What links here, if stubbed in will help me in turn write 'TSP'... and finalize the necessary logic changes in {{interwikitmp-grp}} two different pieces of which needed set aside for the moment {{tt0}} and {{tt1}}}. And if that weren't keeping me busy enough, there's real life and all that family jazz. Not to mention wikipolitics on other sisters! Then you also pile on against W2c! (and have never given me an answer as to why you unilaterally decided to delete that, and so on.) Best wishes, but you'd be better off starting in Interwiki utility templates and helping clean up the '!' sorted templates, especially the Meta sisterlinks one's-- so this (See the Green template) kind of collateral damage goes away fastest. Have you taken a look at Templates for deletion for effects of picking on these! It's totally bogus as a list at the moment because of W2c being attacked. But to eliminate W2c is really stupid. There is no easy way to make text or links behave without an abbreviation the local server ignores (and which the commons does not have!) so it can be ported back and forth and still refer to the commons. Needless, mindless, and foolish. Hmmmm... I just came up with one work around... but some idiot will no doubt pick on THAT next week. You kids have no respect for not fixing that which isn't broken. This is all unecessary work generated for why? So someone feels more important? Go find something to feel important about which isn't solving problems --since your 'solutions' just make more of such! In the meantime, fix those Meta templates. Get the nominator to help--just deserts! // FrankB 23:56, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
- re: I gave you two weeks, and I've been trying to deprecate it personally during that time. The fix is not disruptive so much as it is "a sense of urgency is the only way any major work will be done on removing template"- after a few weeks, things get forgotten, people get to other things, etc. As I've said, I plan to personally ensure that every usage is removed in the next 36-48 hours. Ral315 (talk) 03:13, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
- You Go dude... Just fix the sister pages too while you're at it, (<G>) if you can work that fast. Don't forget the [W: ... | ... ] and pipetricks on cat pages and templates... articles and talks here obviously don't matter. Regards -- and has it really been two weeks? I need to get younger or something! I have so many browsers open, I'm spinning in circles! // FrankB 03:44, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
re: The Job queue is triggered when you make changes to highly transcluded templates- the system has to manually refresh each page that contains those templates. I've never seen the queue reach higher than a few thousand until last night. Ral315 (talk) 15:02, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
- Thanks, I sort of figured it was something like that. You're okay for a deletionist weenie! <BSEG>
- FYI-- if you haven't figured it out YET, I put W2 and W2c into simple mode to allow substing. Don't mean to spank you, but if it's on a cat tagged with a link to the commons, or a template, and those don't get pipetricked, I'll just be typing my little fingers bloody making up the lack.
- I was using a text editor and just SARing {{W2 with conditional (i.e. confirmation yes/no) on the links. Mostly always yes, but for usage using nowiki's. Can't say yes on the one's that have a pipetrick, have to hand edit, but those are pretty rare. If you change either of those iterim states let me know.
- I'll see what I can do to get back over here ASAP (I'm currently on Meta And the commons) trying to stabalize interwikitmp-grp -- An anom unilaterally changed the perams last night, and I suspect THAT was the Que loading you observed. I posted a note on WP:AN and a template talk asking for help getting tagged pages by {{interwikitmp-grp}} into a noinclude barrier (i.e. WP:DPP), as I noticed the system totally lock in two out of three edits around mid-last-week.
W2-II-2
- re: Hey, is this template worth anything? I ran into it while removing W2 usages. It doesn't appear to be usable in its current state- do you want to move it to userspace for now, or delete it? Ral315 (talk) 15:40, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
I'd thought I'd better bring this up with you seeing as you wrote it. The article states that six pictures were promoted. However you have included ten images. Whether four are not featured or you just miscalculated, I don't know. But I do believe this has to be fixed one way or another. Harryboyles 06:51, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
The Game (game) article deletion
An editor has asked for a deletion review of The Game. Since you closed the deletion discussion for this article or speedy-deleted it, you might want to participate in the deletion review. Kevin S. 10:16, 13 February 2007 (UTC) I am trying to get this article undeleted. Can you tell me why it was deleted in the first place? I'm not an experienced user, please forgive me if I'm writing this in the wrong place.
- I agree. I would like the page returned. It was very informative and now i am playing The Game. dang, i lost.........Quatreryukami 14:33, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
- DRV closed. The page was deleted because it was unverifiable, and without any reliable sources. Ral315 (talk) 15:03, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
- Thank you!Quatreryukami 15:23, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
- DRV closed. The page was deleted because it was unverifiable, and without any reliable sources. Ral315 (talk) 15:03, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
- I agree. I would like the page returned. It was very informative and now i am playing The Game. dang, i lost.........Quatreryukami 14:33, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
OTRS
- There needs to be more visibility into these problems by the community at large.
- What can we really do to contact the nebulous "community", though? David and I and others have been bitching and moaning about this at the slightest provocation for six months, but the project is big and you can only chat to so many people. Short of putting out quarterly Signpost announcements saying "The following seven areas of coverage are the ones that piss our readers off the most. Please make them less crap, we'd all live happier lives", I'm not sure we can easily do much about it.
- [original wikipedia-l post, 29/01/07]
It was one of those things that seemed a smart idea at the time but less so now. The problem is, the more I think about it, the less interesting these would be. We couldn't really do much bar speak in generalities ("our articles on schools/trivially-notable people are vandalism flytraps", "people subtly turning articles into hatchetjobs are a problem") because all the specific things are confidential, and the problem is that people have all heard the generalities before. It wouldn't make much sense as an irregular bulletin, because the generalities don't change much.
On the other hand, I can see how some kind of "these are the complaints we get, this is the magnitude of the complaints, please remember we're playing in the big leagues now" once-off might work - it's interesting to compare what people actually complain about with what we on the wiki percieve as being the big issues. (Very, very few naming conventions/national-spelling complaints, for example... we get pretty hung up on that with little impact on the readers). Shimgray | talk | 22:43, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
Hello: would you kindly reduce protection on this article to include only unregistered and newly registered users? Perhaps a semi-protection will keep the vandals off for now. ... Thanks, Kenosis 23:13, 14 February 2007 (UTC) Thank you much, Ral315. ... Kenosis 03:25, 15 February 2007 (UTC)
When was this article deleted?
I noticed that you deleted the old deletion logs, intending to remove the summaries and repost them later. I figured that you'd therefore be able to answer this question relatively easily - was there ever an article on Josiah Kwokstradamus or rope theory, and if so, when was it deleted? The page of User:Wikisux piqued my curiosity - knowing when the article was deleted would help me find any VfD debate associated with it. Graham87 13:49, 16 February 2007 (UTC)
Undoing Interwiki's
- <g> Congratulations on 'W2', but per an old AN/I post last summer, these Interconnected Maps categories were and are useful in the cat tree to keep the category schemes in synch, and linked to the commnons. We'll in fact soon be adding many more, now that I got David to get this put on paper, I need to do the same with the interwiki tagging if I can come up for air from interwiki templates. In any event, please undo this, and any others you may have done the same with in your cleanup. I'm sure it had {{commonscat1Ra}} or the equivalent and one of the Wikipedia categories mathing/equalized with Wikimedia Commons categories... Reminds me I need to check with some folks why these sometimes reflect commons content and sometimes don't. As a Maps of Cat, IDEALLY, it will ALWAYS show ZERO PAGES here on wikipedia-- but like a {{category redirect}} tagged category give proper soft-linking redirects to the page in question. (I sure hope you don't make a career out of undoing my work! <G>) Linking interwiki and cross-linking categories is highly desired by the foundation board... ask any one who trudges through their wiki-day placing interwiki translation tags! Cheers! // FrankB 15:41, 17 February 2007 (UTC)
Trebor Rowntree RfA
I agree with Dgies that a checkuser could reveal the ISP and city, which would be a lot more than a "hunch". I'll abstain until there is any outcome on this. —KNcyu38 (talk • contribs) 02:54, 20 February 2007 (UTC)