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Image talk:Slavic languages.jpg#Some issues with the map. Thanks! Todor →Bozhinov 10:59, 28 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Category:Stub templates

This category existed before some time but was found duplicate of Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Stub types and therefore deleted. I was doing the same categorisation in bg.wikipedia.org but then saw the outcome. --Петър Петров 18:05, 19 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

As above, it is redundant with that list. We do have set procedures for deltion review - please goto WP:DRV and list the page there. Thanks. M a rtinp23 20:46, 19 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Picture of the Year 2006

I assert to be the same user as commons:User:The Saint. Robin des Bois ♘ ➳ ✉ 19:30, 22 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Anaximander peer review

I noticed that you changed my bulletted list to a numbered list on the Anaximander peer review. Please don't change other people's comments! I specifically chose bullets because numbers imply a hierarchical ranking of concerns. See WP:Wikiquette - Though editing articles is acceptable (and, in fact, encouraged), editing the signed words of another editor on a Talk or other discussion page is generally not acceptable, as it can alter the intent or message of the original comment, misrepresenting the original editor's thoughts. Try to avoid editing another editor's comments unless absolutely necessary. Awadewit 23:00, 25 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Anaximander

I notice that you've edited a few philosophy articles. Have you considered joining the Wikipedia:WikiProject Philosophy? It is an effort to coordinate the work of Wikipedians who are knowledgeable about philosophy in an effort to improve the general quality and range of Wikipedia articles on philosophical topics.KSchutte 20:51, 8 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

proofreading

Hi, I got your message. You're exactly right--that is an important distinction. I'll change it back to "with" if you haven't already done so. Sorry for the mistake, and à plus... Psp 22:31, 28 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Human sciences vs Humanities

Hello and thanks for your message. Please let me try to explain my move: Humanističke nauke is an exact equivalent to the English Humanities, in both the term and the meaning. This is to say that these two expressions correspond to the traditional Latin term of Studia humana and include arts and languages and the similar disciplines such as history and archaeology (but excluding sociology and political studies, for instance). The Human Sciences, on the other hand, is a concept of a rather more recent origin which, to the best of my knowledge, has not yet found its exact terminological match in Serbo-Croatian (my personal attempt at a translation would be, e.g., Nauke o čoveku or Antropološke nauke), and differs from the traditional studia humana in that it includes, e.g., anthropology, ethnology and sociology. My opinion is that the traditional concept of the Humanističke nauke (= Humanities) should be retained whilst also keeping an eye on the possibilities of introducing, in parallel, the other concept of Human Sciences if such would be the tendency in the development of Social Studies within the Serbo-Croatian speaking area. Please let me know your opinion on this. --Igorwindsor 19:30, 14 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, it was me who left that message on your French Wiki page, because for some reason I thought that was your "mother Wiki" :-) Seriously, though, I can't be registered on all Wikis, hence there is unfortunately no proper username signature of mine there, however the point of my message was hopefully conveyed: the sh.Wiki is still under development, and every contribution is very much appreciated, especially so by me if it is within my area of interest, even if it involves adding interwikis only! ;-)

On the point of Humanities vs. Human sciences -- I agree with all you have written on my talk page. I never imagined my change would require so much follow-up discussion. Therefore, since, unfortunately, I don't have time for making substantial changes to en.Wiki, as sh.Wiki takes priority, I think that, a) from what you write, you have understood perfectly my point, and I am still of the opinion that the semantics connection between the Humanities and Humanističke nauke should remain (particularly as they are equivalent translations of Studia humana), but also that b) you are free to change the interwiki links back to as they were, if that's easier, as it is not such a big deal anyway. I just thought that the interwikis should be set appropriately, but of course nothing is perfect, and neither is Wikipedia. :-) Cheers! --Igorwindsor 21:20, 16 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Noinclude in stub templates

Hi Robin Hood

You're right, I made a copy-paste error on Bio-stub. Thanks for fixing it. To be frank, I don't understand why people keep adding iw links to templates. The benefit is small and the risk of messing something up becomes apparent. IW links aren't mentioned on WP:STUB either. However, if you wish to use the noinclude option on the sortkeys, the normal format is:

[[Category:Danish people stubs<noinclude>| </noinclude>]]

without the asterisk or similar and I've modified {{Bio-stub}} and {{Philosopher-stub}} accordingly. Happy editing. Valentinian ^{T / C} 20:33, 8 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Hi again.

I can't give you a written reference for the sortkey. However, I've sorted 10,000+ stub articles and cleaned up the code of a great number of stub categories and templates, so my post was based on this work. The format using the asterisk was previously very common, but as far as I can tell, usage is clearly shifting in favour of the version I indicated above, in particular regarding new templates. Regarding the second issue; I am a great fan of iw links, and I've maintained many of those as well. Unfortunately, noinclude errors in template space can cause a lot of problems, so I personally avoid adding iw links in template space. Regards. Valentinian ^{T / C} 17:27, 9 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Anaximander copyedit complete

Hi, I'm with the WP:LoCE, and just finished your copyedit (it will still get a proofread, of course). I noted several issues/questions with hidden comments in the text, but otherwise it only required some minor adjustments for grammar and punctuation. Nice job! Galena11 17:43, 12 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Robin. I went back and looked at my comments and your notes. My responses are below:

1. I don't know if you meant that it is too subjective to say that scientific methods have considerably improved or if the POV is something else. I do think that it is not a POV. Isn't it a fact that the methods we're now using have actually changed for the better? Qualifying something is not necessarily a POV if it is obvious. But if the word improved is too much of a problem, we can re-phrase with changed, but then again, the whole sentence does not provide sufficient information to be indispensable.

I think my issue was more with the phrase, "One could say that...", which made is seem like a subjective statement. I revised the sentence to eliminate that part and made the second half more cohesive.

2. Last time I checked the style conventions for bulleted lists, if introduced by the two-points (:), each item should not start with a capital letter, each separated by semi-colons (;) because it is grammatically considered as one sentence. The three reasons given in the article being too long and elaborate, I removed the following (useless since the list is obvious) and the two-points, so each item is treated as an independant sentence.

This is probably just a matter of style. I use the Chicago Manual, which does not have this rule. :o) I changed the list in the "cartography" section to sentence/paragraph format, to conform with the wiki convention of avoiding lists when possible.

3. Thales, Miletus, Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea are clearly tagged as links in other places in the text. Do we really have to wikify them again in the bullet list?

Sorry, this is my mistake. Because I only edited the second half, I didn't see the links at the top when I skimmed the first part. However, the wiki style guide does say that you can link twice in an article if the initial link was in another section and it would help clarify the text. I think that of these, Thales and Miletus are not something that everyone would necessarily know, and might be a candidate for a second link. I left them, but you may remove them if you feel that is better. Its your call. :o) Galena11 13:44, 13 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Animander sources/interpretations

I am responding your comment on my talkpage. First, I am not particularly knowledgeable about modern philosophers, so I may have made an error which you should feel free to correct. Second, the source (footnote 25) is the same book listed. As to footnotes 26 and 27 (Neitzsche and Heidegger) these are not the books listed, as I could not find them, but they are books which according to synopses I read contain the general point of the paragraph. See, e.g., Free Essay on Anaximander.

I hope that if you have better sources you will add them. Thank you for your comments on the GAR, I think there is no question this article is GA, thanks mainly to your good work! Argos'Dad 17:49, 6 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Re: Your review

Most of what I noticed could not have been fixed faster if I did it myself. I scan multiple articles a day and write down the things I notice in shorthand on a post-it, then I carry that over to a review. I'd have 3000+ edits if I fixed all the little mistakes I found myself. As nice as that may be, I've not got time to find all these little things on an edit page and fix them considering the other things I do here. If it were just a hyphen and one or two other things, I'd probably fix it and be done with it, but there were more issues with the Anaximander article than that. Additionally, GA Review isn't for us to point out and fix issues. It's for us to point out issues for justifying our recommendations. Regardless, thank you for making the changes. I'll fully read the article soon and adjust my recommendation accordingly. Regards, LaraLove ^T/_C 03:45, 23 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Image:Slavic_languages.jpg listed for deletion

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