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in the face of the objections of several other editors, or behavior that tends to frustrate proper editorial processes and discussions. This is more than...
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Click to read more »people, and as autumn draws close and the days grow shorter, as a group we tend to huddle around our flickering screens and remember what matters: TV, movies...
Click to read more »WikiRabbits tend to chew on articles of no value, and which provide little nutrition to Wikipedia or the WikiRabbit. In this case, the user should tend the WikiRabbit...
Click to read more »quality tend to be designer dog articles and articles for breeds unrecognized by any kennel clubs, as they are lacking in reliable sources and tend to be...
Click to read more »native Portuguese Wikipedia, though highly popular artists such as Shakira tend to be as well-covered as they are here. Magiciandude: It varies. As Victor...
Click to read more »result was delete. MBisanz talk 01:01, 10 February 2013 (UTC) Trends-Tendances (edit | talk | history | protect | delete | links | watch | logs | views)...
Click to read more »yet want to prove themselves to be just as admirable. Unfortunately, most tend to mimic the more visible and flamboyant editors, and can cause disruptive...
Click to read more »collectively could reveal an editor's personal views on the subject. These editors tend not break any rules (and indeed do their best to work within Wikipedia's...
Click to read more »being that of WP:DGAF. WikiSloths can be found anywhere, due to their tending to edit as the mood takes them. They will disagree with other users if...
Click to read more »incivility. These users have a serious adoration towards Wikiquette, and tend to dislike those that don't have any civility, etiquette, or who does not...
Click to read more »forces covering Christmas and Halloween. The scope of WikiProject Holidays tends to include a variety of days celebrated by both religious and secular groups...
Click to read more »they may even attempt to sting them. Because WikiBees like precision, they tend to get along with other fellow WikiBees. They also like to gravitate towards...
Click to read more »articulating because they're outside our control, women tend to be less tech-centric than men, and they tend to see technology as less "fun", something to be...
Click to read more »project has been over the past few months? Do efforts to improve rock articles tend to be decentralized? Are there any obstacles that may be preventing the project...
Click to read more »photo at all! Trekphiler. I tend to mainly ignore "mainstream" vehicles, figuring they're easier to find images of. (And they tend not to catch my eye.) For...
Click to read more »Many of the people attracted to writing an encyclopedia tend to enjoy mulling and deliberating on a variety of topics, and do not mind weighing in with...
Click to read more »Ral315 As most Wikipedians already know, AOL users tend to change IPs with almost every edit, and IPs tend to get reused frequently. This plays havoc with...
Click to read more »Wikipedia's coverage? Smerus: I am sure there are great gaps but like many I tend to keep to my comfort zones in editing. When I find a topic that interests...
Click to read more »relatively poor state. Core articles, such as Music, Computer, and Philosophy, tend to lie in the trunk of the tree of knowledge; by analogy, featured-and good-article...
Click to read more »misleading material added by sockpuppets and disruptive editors. WikiSharks often tend to delete any and all information they see without a citation, rather than...
Click to read more »On article talk pages, they tend to move the discussion away from the article and towards individuals. Such attacks tend to draw battle lines and make...
Click to read more »the ideas of No One Cares. Most of the articles that fall under this essay tend to be on the extreme edge of fancruft. There will always be supporters of...
Click to read more »appropriate weight. Unfortunately, they tend to burn out. Usually they burn out in one of two ways: The impatient ones tend to become angry as a result of the...
Click to read more »paper. If they worry about how the outside world views the project, they tend to think it will be judged on breadth and quality of content, and that having...
Click to read more »cousin knows a guy in the band, and they're really good!" Such articles tend to have the following characteristics: Lots of unsourced, promotional statements...
Click to read more »those who may be unable to keep up with some of the rapid developments that tend to occur—find new groups and programs within the project that they may wish...
Click to read more »relatively less likely to point to undeveloped articles. Orphaned articles tend to be stubs, and because they have few related articles linking to them,...
Click to read more »contribute to many discussions, regardless of their level of understanding, tend to do so more quickly than others; this magnifies their negative impact....
Click to read more »Love Song". And things that either make us laugh or cry are the things that tend to dominate this Report every week. But aside from Weiland's death, the Top...
Click to read more »numerous cases where no great uproar results, actions outside of process still tend to damage the trust of individual editors and users in the institution of...
Click to read more »overall (i.e. they tend to match expert Wikipedian's judgements), however because ORES is 'trained' to expect that good-quality articles tend to follow a consistent...
Click to read more »reverting vandalism, adding stub tags to pages, and biting vandals. WikiSeals tend to be harsh around vandals, and sometimes newcomers. WikiSeals are known...
Click to read more »understand and currently impossible to predict very accurately, the subject tends to be less popular than meteorology. We definitely have periods of productivity...
Click to read more »brought over here. 2. Topics which do not receive international participation tend to suffer from systemic bias. Do you think this is the case for WikiProject...
Click to read more »or rarely be blanked by the vandal. Usernames of disruptive accounts also tend to violate Wikipedia's username policy. Should you notice such activity from...
Click to read more »bring back from the grave. WikiNecromancers also feel it is their duty to tend to sick or weak articles, nurturing them back to health. They value life...
Click to read more »people are very competitive and do not like to share or collaborate. Do you tend to focus on historical cases or recent decisions? Are some time periods better...
Click to read more »towards the lake, and go down the stairs). It's a little hard to find, but you tend to get space and privacy. If it's too hot and sticky, then I'll be near the...
Click to read more »over the years. I show some eccentricity in my choices of favourites, tending towards the less-talented, underfunded or unlucky teams and drivers who...
Click to read more »of some sort. Genuine drop-aways of views on topics which are in the news tend to be a bit more gradual. Nick-D (talk) 00:59, 21 July 2013 (UTC) The Signpost...
Click to read more »the community, sometimes growing into a clique of affiliated editors who tend to mutually reinforce each other – the oft-maligned "cabal". A prevalence...
Click to read more »also get eight entries of their own, seven showcasing three topics that tend to shape the annual report – a right-wing activist was assassinated (wrecking...
Click to read more »improving eating it. While WikiOgres do appreciate a good joke, vandals tend to find their humorous stylings do not go over well with them. Wikipedia:Ignore...
Click to read more »other WikiFauna. They loathe lame edit wars (and edit wars in general, tending to lose them) and prefer their conflicts to be productive and meaningful...
Click to read more »easily evade conflict when bothered with a strict enforcement of rules. They tend only to edit articles that interest them, but will only do so after having...
Click to read more »Important articles such as Barack Obama tend to have a lot of people watching them, which means that vandalism tends to be reverted quickly. Not so for the...
Click to read more »attempts at policy writing because of a specific dispute, and their proposals tend to be designed to solve only that specific dispute. Look beyond a single...
Click to read more »the english Wikipedia, people tend to be more polite and loyal to the rules. In the Portuguese Wikipedia, people tend to be less respectful when discussing...
Click to read more »the Calgary Flames are a young team at 29 years old, and I think people tend to forget that there was 90 years of history in this city that predates the...
Click to read more »definition tends to be simplified into "ready for FA", so it is generally not as respected for "accolades". (You can help change that.) B+ also tends to get...
Click to read more »your comment has not appeared here, you can try purging the cache. I don't tend to contribute here much anymore, but I must have started a chain reaction...
Click to read more »WikiDogs can easily be mistaken for WikiWolves, but unlike WikiWolves, WikiDogs tend to be more solitary. WikiGryphons and WikiPolice are commonly found with...
Click to read more »Wikipedians have their biases, some of which can never be cured. Most Wikipedians tend to like encyclopedias; but millions of people in the world don't share that...
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Click to read more »conference in history". Outside Israel itself, the international media tended to focus on specific aspects of the news from Wikimania, including Jimmy...
Click to read more »I was doing some citation tidying up and noticed that journal wikilinks tended to be red. So I decided to be pro-active about the issues, and started creating...
Click to read more »your comment has not appeared here, you can try purging the cache. So is "I tend to watch interviews of models online" the new way to say "I read it for the...
Click to read more »know anyway or detail interactions with other subjects of law; and they tend to be heavily footnoted, and lay readers often find them intimidating. But...
Click to read more »Wikipedia instead? Wiki gone wild – This author claims that Wikipedians tend to be anti-Israel while pretending to be objective, for example, in the treatment...
Click to read more »well be Attic Greek to the average reader. Even worse, modern militaries tend to use buzzwords and an alphabet soup of Acronyms and initialisms, especially...
Click to read more »on the scope of the topic; topics on series tend to use the main article of a series and "subtopics" tend to have lists as their main article, but both...
Click to read more »explicitly written into a process—but, since experience suggests that people tend to assume that someone else is doing whatever needs to be done, it has proven...
Click to read more »level we analyze whether two users tend to agree on a dominance order among them or whether dominated users tend to fight back. On the neighborhood level...
Click to read more »overall popularity. A possible reason for this is that adventure game fans tend to be more interested in the written word, as the genre's roots are in interactive...
Click to read more »these are also open for all members of the community to participate, but tend to see less participation by non-administrators on account of their names...
Click to read more »explicitly written into a process—but, since experience suggests that people tend to assume that someone else is doing whatever needs to be done, it has proven...
Click to read more »WP:MOUNTAINWP:MOUNTAIN WP:MOLEHILLWP:MOLEHILL WP:MOLEWP:MOLE Encyclopedia writers tend to be detail oriented, precision-loving creatures. At times we can become...
Click to read more »The project has many FA's, so we tend to forget about some of the older ones. Hence, we need a project audit for these featured articles. Some are in better...
Click to read more »one of the largest WikiProjects on Wikipedia, there is one thing that we tend to overlook: Featured Pictures. What exactly are Featured Pictures? According...
Click to read more »WikiPrincesses often turn out to be seem to attract other WikiFauna. They tend to get along well with most creatures, and even attract WikiDragons searching...
Click to read more »and Science (Scientific method, Free will). By their nature, such articles tend to be lists of the various positions and arguments of the field, along with...
Click to read more »potential usefulness of flagged revisions. Because more and more people tend to find news and information online, "a Wikipedia that goes the extra step...
Click to read more »Unfortunately, such source counters are difficult to engage in discussion as they tend to insist that the only possible counter to their continued insistence that...
Click to read more »media are always appreciated. Many internal developments and discussions tend to slip through the cracks, so summaries of the results of important requests...
Click to read more »which children would tend to find boring, and is not limited to subjects adults tend to keep away from children because adults tend to believe that the...
Click to read more »"inherently notable" or "not inherently notable" is really the way they tend to be viewed by the Wikipedia community. A sense of this can be given in...
Click to read more »may be described as an 'invasion' by the other side. Use of such words tends to be seen as advocating the views of one side over the other, unless they...
Click to read more »presentations and deletions progress, this variety of choices for input tend to produce the desired objective—a neutral viewpoint. Depending on the type...
Click to read more »bit? Thanks. Smallbones(smalltalk) 14:29, 7 December 2014 (UTC) Spammers tend to focus on one or the other transmission pathway; mobile bots target mobiles...
Click to read more »thrown in. I am also interested in railway accidents. mattbuck: I don't tend to do much work on actual articles, I'm more involved in the photos on Wikimedia...
Click to read more »they tend to play a substantial role in their local community, including interactions with public officials, the media, etc, which naturally tends to generate...
Click to read more »hours on the Main page (6, 8, 12 or 24) Articles in the lead slot on DYK tend to get the most page views. In order to recognize outstanding hooks which...
Click to read more »no value until someone replaces it with something of value, when people tend to be more inclined to fill red links. When you see this as an argument to...
Click to read more »Astronomy. The articles in Category:Meteorites and its sub-categories have tended to be overlooked, falling as they do between geology and astronomy; the...
Click to read more »administrators' page histories (bug #23747) > oh hell yeah. For people like me that tend to use that shortcut often, it was such a pain. Darkoneko =^^= 22:24, 16...
Click to read more »get similar levels of coverage for everything else in that era. Images tended to lag a couple weeks behind events, but they're contemporary, detailed...
Click to read more »substance to the article and list sources and do everything else people tend to use against such short articles. Regardless, even if PROD is used, work...
Click to read more »other articles, mostly by merging, as Farix and Jinnai point out, and we tend to be quite successful in this regard wherever we focus our attention. KrebMarkt:...
Click to read more »"popular" qualifier anymore. It's just culture. The existence of the section can tend to cause or allow inclusion of material which otherwise would not be worth...
Click to read more »certain geographic areas or time periods better covered than others? Do you tend to focus on airlines based in a particular country or region? Have you participated...
Click to read more »received. If we have been insulted, we will tend to pass on insults; if we have been treated as ignorant, we will tend to treat others as ignorant. Information...
Click to read more »are performed most at Wikibooks? Wikibooks editors, called Wikibookians, tend to work on their own project. Writing a textbook is a much more ambitious...
Click to read more »beforehand. While ACR and PR are no guarantee of success at FAC, this does tend to underscore the adage that the more eyes you get on an article before assessment...
Click to read more »them markedly in a short time. Ahunt: No, I tend to avoid working on FAs and especially GAs. The FAs tend to be more political wrangling than article...
Click to read more »experience of working on a live sporting event such as this? MacRusgail: I tend to leave this to others, or wait a few days. Aircorn: I was motivated by...
Click to read more »as well. Generally, my bio focus has been on Philadelphia players, but I tend to prefer more obscure players who don't get a lot of focus (Paul Bako),...
Click to read more »order) articles left underdeveloped. The best species articles themselves tend to be those that are found in the English speaking and developed countries...
Click to read more »(UTC) Yes, I read the slashdot article a few weeks ago... , by heart, I tend to be an inclusionnist... and in the past, I would have say "keep that stuff"...
Click to read more »grammar than the original English Wikipedia. It is focused on readers who tend to be quite different from the typical Wikipedia reader with different needs...
Click to read more »experience, 40,000+ edits, and are often current or former administrators. They tend to work in one or more controversial topic areas, sometimes for many years...
Click to read more »same article at the same time. More recent socks tend to range a bit farther afield. This user tends to perform massive rewriting and restructuring of...
Click to read more »through. The small team got stuff done, which the larger network or watchers tended to correct, copy edit, polish and ask pertinent questions to keep it on...
Click to read more »articles on American towns and cities tend to place it low in the section list; articles on UK towns and cities tend to place it second or third; articles...
Click to read more »severely hinder the processes of stub sorting and categorizing. Also, stubs tend to have few categories, and sometimes only a stub category categorizes an...
Click to read more »in where I feel you need to go between now and an RfA. User conduct: you tend to be pretty good with your summaries - looking at your history, it is fairly...
Click to read more »conventions. For one thing, papers in the social sciences tend to be quite long and chemistry papers tend to be quite short. Yet, look at the right panel of...
Click to read more »theory can be demonstrated using examples or counter-examples. However, this tends to make articles less readable and reliable because mentioning too many...
Click to read more »found with most Taskforces/Wikiprojects is that the number of active users tends to be very small and we all have our own passions which shift greatly with...
Click to read more »humor, and a total respect for WP:Ignore all rules. Because WikiOtters tend to look strikingly similar to other members of the Lutra genus, perhaps the...
Click to read more »Wikipedia:WikiProject Your new project. The contents of the home page may vary but tend to include the project's scope, goals, participants, and some to-do list...
Click to read more »hope. Can you give a brief outline of your methods; for example, do you tend to write in long or in short chunks? Do you compose straight on to the article...
Click to read more »marbre-tendance.com: Linksearch en (insource) - meta - de - fr - simple - wikt:en - wikt:fr • Spamcheck • blacklist hits • MER-C X-wiki • gs • Reports:...
Click to read more »a numeric moniker, diving in to join in the fun other people are having tend to stick out like sore thumbs and will promptly be labeled as your evil sock...
Click to read more »but BASL tends to have a larger signing space. Signers of BASL also tend to prefer two-handed variants of signs while signers of ASL tend to prefer one-handed...
Click to read more »worse, not better. They sometimes can be hard to read, accumulate cruft, and tend to wander from list guidelines. The goal of Wikiproject:Laundromat is to...
Click to read more »resistance. He acknowledges that German counter-insurgency doctrine had tended towards the extreme end of the spectrum since the 19th century, and also...
Click to read more »bias, whereby we tend to notice misrepresentations or criticisms of our own viewpoints, but those directed at people we disagree with tend not to grate or...
Click to read more »policy. Tends to drive away the lazy bastards. 202.168.50.40 00:29, 12 September 2006 (UTC) Experience shows that the "no homework policy" does not tend to...
Click to read more »and don't see a big difference in activity on any of the three. Do you tend to focus on articles pertaining to a particular aspect of Tennessee? In addition...
Click to read more »which has led to an Deletion Review--and almost certainly a relisting. This tends to diminish confidence in your work when you will be an admin. Most people...
Click to read more »Not the best sources to be sure, but thats part of the issue. My comments tend to overlap other editor comments because the same editors focus on anything...
Click to read more »motivated you to join WikiProject Computing? What computing topics do you tend to focus on? What is your preferred device and operating system? Trevj: I...
Click to read more »or is otherwise masked as credible content. Our project's biggest issues tend to be editors removing content and context of a subject's sexuality and gender...
Click to read more »collisions between baryons tend to be messy. PiusImpavidus (talk) 19:15, 12 May 2022 (UTC) Collisions between barytons tend to be twangy. MinorProphet...
Click to read more »provided the majority of sources, however; this seems to indicate that editors tend towards big-name, reputable sources such as the New York Times and USA Today...
Click to read more »shreds of editors who have been torn apart in content disputes. Species tend to congregate in the highest-visibility biomes possible, and are frequently...
Click to read more »like us, but can't. They are the most dangerous among the zombies. They tend to have disgusting looking teeth, and lots of dead skin... Consensus zombies...
Click to read more »because I'm trying to protect Wikipedia from long term vandals. Vandalism tends to be a problem and I will be part of the one who fixes this problem. Have...
Click to read more »fast-changing state of the article, due to the fact that current events tend to get the most attention from editors. Wikipedia attracts numerous editors...
Click to read more »checks, I'll always give images the once-over no matter what level, but don't tend to do detailed source spotchecks for accuracy and avoidance of plagiarism...
Click to read more »media. Neither has absolute length requirements, although featured articles tend to be long; one of the original purposes of the GA process was to recognize...
Click to read more »editors with promotional usernames who start out with promotional edits tend to be blocked "quickly but without prejudice" and encouraged to start over...
Click to read more »quite every day, but a lot. I tend to play mostly RPGs, visual novels or strategy/simulation games. The games I play tend to be slower-paced and more time...
Click to read more »Geographic Society are based in Washington, DC. But do both institutions tend to work together on various projects? Anyone know?2604:2000:7113:9D00:304F:6889:E96F:908B...
Click to read more »languages spoken mostly by members of one ethnolinguistic group their Wikipedias tend to reflect the inbuilt biases of that group. (t · c) buidhe 23:33, 28 March...
Click to read more »example, players, clubs? Prose not being my strongest suit, I generally tend to stick to the project's categories and infoboxes; using AutoWikiBrowser...
Click to read more »" What is your favorite legendary creature? What kind of cryptids do you tend to focus on the most? Simon Burchell: My favourite creature is the Black...
Click to read more »Harry Blue5: I can't speak for the project as a whole, but generally I tend to treat it like I would anything else: are there any reliable secondary...
Click to read more »and up-to-date is perfectly reasonable and okay to a point, but proseline tends to degrade the quality of the articles in which they reside by interrupting...
Click to read more »between group size and productivity holds at the individual level. People tend to do more when collaborating with more people. We propose a generative model...
Click to read more »direction arising from this discussion. The keep !votes tend to point to the GNG; the delete !votes tend to either dispute that the GNG is met or focus on WP:POLITICIAN...
Click to read more »which conventionally limit the period of each year when tropical cyclones tend to form in the Atlantic. The first named storm, Hurricane Alicia (pictured)...
Click to read more »appreciate some help. Of the most recently featured projects, WikiProject Oregon tends to be the most active. When the project was featured on June 15, 2009, project...
Click to read more »articles already contain links near the bottom of the article, these articles tend to be long which stops some readers from getting to the bottom of the article...
Click to read more »editors contributing rather than an over-abundance. The wisdom of numbers tend to check strong POVs. This is not to say the WikiProject doesn't benefit...
Click to read more »determined by the partner institution rather than by the chapter, so events tend to focus around whatever interests the partner at that particular moment...
Click to read more »everybody has their own personal enthusiasms and areas of expertise, but we tend to work together quite loosely. What are some of the project's most recent...
Click to read more »debate. (Deletionists tend to view Wikipedia as a traditional, rigorous encyclopedia. Inclusionists tend to see it as a compendium of all knowledge...
Click to read more »admins and otherwise, tend to drift towards Wikipedia space over time and while there's nothing wrong with that it does tend to have a bad effect on...
Click to read more »instructions and counter-instructions. WP:OWN, WP:CIVIL, WP:COI and WP:NOR tend to be the early ones. Imagine being the recipient of this cannonade of acronyms...
Click to read more »it is shown that it is a maintenance template for other templates, which tend to be more important to the project. {{tl}} and its redirect {{template}}...
Click to read more »explicitly written into a process—but, since experience suggests that people tend to assume that someone else is doing whatever needs to be done, it has proven...
Click to read more »consensus of editors, though substantial changes to policies and guidelines tend to require a much larger level of consensus across the entire Wikipedia community...
Click to read more »And I'm also not suggesting that we sugarcoat things. However, journalists tend to amplify negative descriptions of our community in a way that hurts our...
Click to read more »from a warlike culture that values military prowess. Successful generals tend to be admired. This can be troubling in the case of generals from Nazi Germany...
Click to read more »harder to promote than articles regarding other subjects? Bduke: Probably. I tend to not notice whether an an article is featured or good. I have never set...
Click to read more »its own section of the article. The length of a given Wikipedia article tends to grow as people add information to it. Wikipedia articles cannot be of...
Click to read more »consider participating in a current project instead. Single-editor projects tend to have short lives. If your project idea fits within another existing project...
Click to read more »explicitly written into a process—but, since experience suggests that people tend to assume that someone else is doing whatever needs to be done, it has proven...
Click to read more »duck. If one expresses forthright viewpoints on Wikipedia, other editors tend to make unwarranted assumptions which lead to unfounded accusations. "Defending"...
Click to read more »couldn't theoretically be done by any other editor but as often as people tend to assume that someone else is doing whatever needs to be done, it has proven...
Click to read more »(UTC) Believe you need a closing comma after the post-nominal letters I tend to agree that it makes sense but I think convention (in sources, not just...
Click to read more »or proprietary, making software development pretty expensive. They also tend to treat users as consumers and encourage that mindset. I see it as a real...
Click to read more »however it runs significantly slower without `apihighlimits`, because I tend to do silly things like download the entire list of current blocks. I could...
Click to read more »that it be demolished. Expectations change and standards/building codes tend to improve over time—the house that you once thought was a magnificent example...
Click to read more »contributions at WP:UAA. I found a few areas with room for improvement. One, you tend to make many small edits to the same page with the same edit summary. This...
Click to read more »is often a subtle, difficult to articulate thing. An uncivil environment tends to result in such loud shouting that it becomes impossible to be heard over...
Click to read more »that area. I was not and am not tightly focused in that area, however. I tend to edit articles where I see an opportunity to contribute or to fix a problem...
Click to read more »WP:NPA WP:CIVIL WP:TEND - [8] WP:AGF - accusations that other editors are including blatant falsehoods - [9] WP:AGF WP:CIVIL WP:TEND - turgid spin - [10]...
Click to read more »28 October 2007 (UTC) Lex is definately right. Most other Wikiprojects tend to look down on this one, and wrestling is hardly mainstream anymore. But...
Click to read more »gamer are you and toward what type of games do you tend to gravitate? I have a lot of interests, and tend to engage with them in waves, sometimes reading...
Click to read more »sure you set up the nomination correctly and don't support yourself. People tend to have higher standards for self-nominations, and messing them up can lead...
Click to read more »Christ of Latter-day Saints based in Utah. Deadlinks are discouraged as they tend to attract POV material on religious subjects. Apply the {{LDS-stub}} boilerplate...
Click to read more »style. Many American businesses, especially ones that operate globally, tend to use DMY, and often house style guides reflect that choice. Do all American...
Click to read more »time, however, requesting that the image be released under a free license tends to be a fruitless exercise. This causes concern among other contributors...
Click to read more »inquiry, is considered the requirement for such a role, a standard which tends to ensure a high level of experience, trust and familiarity across a broad...
Click to read more »WP:WikiProject Botany because it will flag the articles of those plants whose roots tend to rot. PainInDaBot – – a bot that keeps a count of new editors who are treated...
Click to read more »Or, often, it's about the inclusion of points of view that differ. These tend to be examples of where materials that contradict the material already present...
Click to read more »adult life so have an interest in (and knowledge of) many aspects. I have tended to create shorter articles on a variety of missing subjects, I don't have...
Click to read more »so doing work both on modern and extinct critters suits me well. Which tend to be better covered by Wikipedia: amphibians or reptiles? In general, how...
Click to read more »then-membership is one of the larger college football schools, Oklahoma. I tend to pay close attention to my alma mater and Oklahoma State with occassional...
Click to read more »history and information from Template:Information from the original project) tend to come out either really messy, or plain incomplete. I personally use For...
Click to read more »really like online streaming services. And that a lot of popular articles tend to stay here over annoyingly long periods. This list excludes the Wikipedia...
Click to read more »admins to block users, protect pages, and delete things — but too many users tend to think that adminship seems like a job where you are powerful, the boss...
Click to read more »and Calliopejen1. What motivated you to join WikiProject Fashion? Do you tend to focus more on current trends or historical fashions? Johnbod: I really...
Click to read more »intimate knowledge of certain subjects are critically important and welcome, tend to treat Wikipedia articles as fan sites, filling them with minutiae and...
Click to read more »french-riviera-tendances.org: Linksearch en (insource) - meta - de - fr - simple - wikt:en - wikt:fr • Spamcheck • blacklist hits • MER-C X-wiki • gs...
Click to read more »elsewhere and for debate itself. Despite regular archiving, these pages tend to grow rather lengthy. It's not always easy to know what issues are active...
Click to read more »that longstanding editors here tend to be good at finding and identifying reliable sources, which means we also tend to be very good at fact checking...
Click to read more »deletion process that I can easily fit into my everyday schedule, which tends to be a bit erratic. For participating in a discussion I need to set apart...
Click to read more »drinking, talking, and content contributions. Unfortunately the latter tends towards being an individual activity, much like parallel play. There are...
Click to read more »always asking for help in finding a source or book, or whatever. We also tend to complement one another well; Tom is good at writing but is a self-admitted...
Click to read more »subjective? Your view is probably in a minority, and Sprint (race) would tend to support the term used by the previous editor. Perhaps you shouldn't have...
Click to read more »and Pullman tend to be composed of more blue collar residents, while Hyde Park, the Jackson Park Highlands District, Kenwood, and Beverly tend to have middle...
Click to read more »who would otherwise contribute stabilizing improvements to it. Edit wars tend to cause ill-will, delay editor development, and reduce editor retention...
Click to read more »most members of a class share a hazard - e.g. azides tend to be reactive/explosive, and arsenates tend to be toxic. The anatomical consequences of a safety...
Click to read more »locomotives and submarines are carefully fussed over by several editors and tend to be excellent. And newbies often follow the dictum that petty minds discuss...
Click to read more »decent standard to get good detailed reviews. If it is full of issues they tend just to say so briefly, perhaps understandably; they are used to peer-reviewing...
Click to read more »saw the statement ' x k k ! {\displaystyle {\frac {x^{k}}{k!}}} tends to zero as k tends to inifinity for any x, as the series e x {\displaystyle e^{x}}...
Click to read more »Ry90 King Alaric Panyé El Skat-é-board-ér Vandalism watch, these pages tend to attract higher than average vandalism. Users can't seem to resist adding...
Click to read more »event to be notable. Wide-ranging reporting tends to show significance, but sources that simply mirror or tend to follow other sources, or are under common...
Click to read more »dinner, each individual brings something to the table, so most articles tend to be a one-person contribution. Many articles are written by a person acting...
Click to read more »explicitly written into a process—but, since experience suggests that people tend to assume that someone else is doing whatever needs to be done, it has proven...
Click to read more »encyclopaedia such as Wikipedia includes balanced coverage of them all. I tend to take a chronological approach to all articles, identifying each section...
Click to read more »Guide to deletion (glossary) Help, my article got nominated for deletion! Tendence (company) (edit | talk | history | protect | delete | links | watch | logs |...
Click to read more »code of conduct and one of its five pillars. Moreover, most Wikipedians tend to observe the Golden Rule (also knows as the law of reciprocity) — the principle...
Click to read more »theological neutrality-appealing WP:POV/WP:PRECISION (ambiguity) objections tend to be dismissed along WP:IDONTLIKEIT/WP:POINT/WP:FRINGE lines. However, what...
Click to read more »context of the war as irrelevant. Because of the questionable sources, which tend to be hobbyist and / or non-independent in nature, this view frequently veers...
Click to read more »to make sure an article is able to meet the inclusion standard (as they tend to be very recentism-oriented). Have you worked with any of WikiProject Science...
Click to read more »project. Since MOTD isn't a particularly important project, contributors tend to wander off on a regular basis, and the activity level drops to almost...
Click to read more »how best to present the article in a neutral point of view. These disputes tend to at once be extremely polarizing and vicious, and to be fairly simple to...
Click to read more »will make online friends with other users. Users that you make friends with tend to be similar – such as both being newbies, similar interests, or perhaps...
Click to read more »arithmetic. Linguists tend not to rank cultures as dominant versus subcultural or as developed versus underdeveloped while sociologists tend to do exactly that...
Click to read more »problems with bad edits in chemistry articles tend to be of a much longer timescale, and so would tend to pass these filters. WikiProject Chemicals does...
Click to read more »However, when multiple editors work on translating the same article, they tend to implicitly proofread other sections of the article, so formal proofreading...
Click to read more »will tend to increase the price of the goods. Those consumers that are prepared to pay more will bid up the market price. Conversely, prices will tend to...
Click to read more »formatting/rewriting/expanding interplanetary articles N2e (talk · contribs) - tend to focus on improving Wikipedia coverage of unmanned spaceflight by the NewSpace...
Click to read more »of FAs. Distributions of this sort are inevitable on Wikipedia as people tend to clump in processes they enjoy, and in this case the ratio is not severe...
Click to read more »July 2022 (UTC) Delete: Articles on nobles tend to be funky. Pre-Napoleonic nobility ranked count and above tend to generally be notable, as they had direct...
Click to read more »conflict. Senior officers tend to prefer large structures, which gives them plenty to do, but lacking manpower such structures tend to result in a "hollowed...
Click to read more »level don't generally qualify for stand-alone season articles as they don't tend to meet WP:GNG. This does not meet the presumed notability given by WP:NSEASONS...
Click to read more »degrees. GRM: Yes, if they have access to relevant taxonomic works. Which tend to be better covered by Wikipedia: butterflies or moths? In general, how...
Click to read more »cohort, logged-in users tended to contribute significantly more than their anonymous counterparts, and non-logged-in users tended to delete significantly...
Click to read more »steward it's probably more of "a" home for me than for most users. What do you tend to do on Meta? Answer requests for things, primarily at Steward requests/Permissions...
Click to read more »variety of topics. An edit-a-thon is also unlike a regular meetup, which tends to be without a single goal and/or for socializing. In other words: an edit-a-thon...
Click to read more »work with talented Wikipedia editors. It's a role on Wikipedia that people tend to notice; it involves a significant responsibility in setting and maintaining...
Click to read more »of votes, these are: Those that tend to vote delete or oppose are not bad Wikipedians based only on the fact they tend to vote that way, usually they just...
Click to read more »articles (OK, stubs) on a wide range of topics, broadens the horizons. I tend to do a lot more than just stub-sort: where appropriate I add {{DEFAULTSORT}}...
Click to read more »perennial favorite Deaths in 2015, whose average 550,000 views every week tends to rise into the top 10 when other things are not drawing our attention...
Click to read more »Photos and Cousin Marriage. However, as at today, it looks like Arbs are tending to view these simply as 'content disputes' and outside the remit of Arbcom...
Click to read more »consensus because, if they are leading, other scientists in the same discipline tend to be influenced by them and follow). Much the same is true for other fields...
Click to read more »makes Wikipedia accurate and credible. Pages that lack credible sources tend to contain original research. The existence of nonverifiable pages encourages...
Click to read more »made. From my personal experience, such highly specific topics actually tend to be more satisfactory than articles on broader mathematical subjects which...
Click to read more »yet complex technical topic like the Snowden extravaganza, its treatment tends to gravitate towards the easier, less expensive, more understandable, and...
Click to read more »on Commons than there are on Wikipedia, but the main, centralised areas tend to be quite active. While the Village pump on Wikipedia is more subdivided...
Click to read more »for linking to other wikis, and bypasses the need to paste in URLs (which tend to be both long and cryptic and make source text harder to read). This also...
Click to read more »less weight a BLP argument holds, and the less community support there will tend to be for using extraordinary measures (ignoring 3RR or summarily blocking...
Click to read more »newspaper. This particular example is due to the fact that newspapers will tend to discuss politicians a lot more than scientists. In conclusion, generally...
Click to read more »matter is that people have tended to use it incorrectly (in my opinion) leading to very low rates of approval. Wiki voting tends to produce high levels of...
Click to read more »"potential inaccuracy" rather than the likelihood of "inaccuracy". Editors may tend to think that inaccurate material should be excluded from the encyclopedia...
Click to read more »Wikipedia in several respects. Wikipedians will immediately notice the language tends to be less formal in articles, the structure of articles is very different...
Click to read more »their characteristics and performance as well as the usual key statistics. I tend to be critical of the artworks in Osprey books (which can often be unrealistic...
Click to read more »of different subjects over time. He pointed out that entertainment topics tend to be the most popular overall, and that a handful of topics related to sexuality...
Click to read more »recommend this, though, as they tend to be too expensive to save up money. Those with weekly or monthly rates do tend to be cheaper, though, like Extended...
Click to read more »site. The type of people who were drawn to writing an encyclopedia for fun tend to be pretty smart people. — Jimmy Wales · Founder of Wikipedia, July 2005...
Click to read more »topics to be combined into a single article. If such articles do exist they tend to become content forks of each other however the term content fork can refer...
Click to read more »2020 (UTC) How often does it happen? How long do these closed discussions tend to sit around before someone notices? It still seems like a solution looking...
Click to read more »documentation. New features are added to the code all the time; developers tend to be busy, and so the documentation often lags behind. You can help with...
Click to read more »conventions like naming conventions (flora) which were based on rules that tended to ignore the common name and title all flora articles with scientific names...
Click to read more »arguments is only one way of bludgeoning. Bludgeoning is undesirable because it tends to bloat a discussion to the point of discouraging closers. When the bludgeoner...
Click to read more »chess players are biographically notable at age 12, and the ones who are tend to be recognized chess prodigies who have an international FIDE title and...
Click to read more »write that section last, I suggest that could be applied elsewhere. Ed!: I tend to believe each article should be a standalone piece, ie. not requiring too...
Click to read more »but rather on areas whose key shared characteristic is that they don't tend to receive a great deal of attention from military history writers in the...
Click to read more »groups became well-known due to the Indian Wars of the post-Civil War area tend to be better-covered, possibly because they have interest to the Military...
Click to read more »people, and as autumn draws close and the days grow shorter, as a group we tend to huddle around our flickering screens and remember what matters: TV, movies...
Click to read more »Japan. And those works that do examine the strategy of the war against Japan tend to focus on the first part of the war, in 1942. This book is about the later...
Click to read more »involved. How much of a gamer are you and toward what type of games do you tend to gravitate? I was and still am a fairly hardcore gamer. I play everything...
Click to read more »NQ less than zero) tends to increase the value of Φ, and the improvement of an article about a subject with positive NQ also tends to increase the value...
Click to read more »WikiProject Film was one of the first WikiProjects I joined on Wikipedia. I tended to gravitate towards the media areas of the encyclopedia (films, television...
Click to read more »and "I don't recall doing so", respectively. In my editing of Wikipedia, I tend to focus on breadth, not depth, by creating short articles or contributing...
Click to read more »JSTOR · TWL) Per Wikipedia:WikiProject Airports/Notability#Private airports tend not to be notable on their own, that seems to be the case here. MSJapan (talk)...
Click to read more »and template. Aesthetics: 8 Images are all bunched up in one long row. I tend to prefer alternating sides. Is there any more specific template than "Countries...
Click to read more »72ft*7ft although both bigger and smaller standards exist). Elsewhere canals tended to expand at least up to barge size but in the UK they were for the most...
Click to read more »landmarks often survive AfD. Bars, pubs, cafes, restaurants, and hotels tend not to survive AfD unless multiple independent sources have written about...
Click to read more »IZAK (talk) 06:09, 31 March 2014 (UTC) Delete. I agree, the people that tend to edit the portal are the members of the WP, anyway. This list is redundant...
Click to read more »prominence while serving as a manager of nurses who were trained by her to tend to wounded soldiers. She gave nursing a highly favorable reputation and became...
Click to read more »Love Song. And things that either make us laugh or cry are the things that tend to dominate this Report every week. But aside from Weiland's death, the Top...
Click to read more »tables; they are a mess. The sources aren't reliable enough to me, but I tend to be a stickler. After just a cursory look, it looks like the about.com...
Click to read more »banner, as, for very complicated ones, the large number of unused fields tends to be rather messy. This section discusses internal navigation templates...
Click to read more »eight years – potentially showing that editors active in dispute resolution tend to be older, more mature editors; the Request for Comment process is the...
Click to read more »Operation Big Bear 03:43, 30 August 2011 (UTC) Well for what it's worth, I tend to agree with Ed HurricaneHink. Headbomb {talk / contribs / physics / books}...
Click to read more »intimidating, and since less experienced editors tend to work on articles eligible for GAs, they tend to not review as often. However, once you get your...
Click to read more »written into a few processes—but, since experience suggests that people tend to assume that someone else is doing whatever needs to be done, the most...
Click to read more »people like and find fun already have articles. Articles that don't exist tend to be on topics that are obscure or "boring" or very scholarly subjects....
Click to read more »largely along generational lines, with the young tending towards progressive populism and the old tending towards right wing populism. Serendipodous 01:44...
Click to read more »Wikipedia, are there any about which you are particularly pleased, and why? I tend to stick to general mundane cleanup tasks. I usually hit one of the more...
Click to read more »Wikipedia is the largest Wikimedia project, and for that reason, people will tend to come here first to contribute. Poor or dodgy use of the English language...
Click to read more »program portraying the project as an example of Web 2.0 websites. The media tend to treat Wikipedia as a computer fad, but an increasing number of Wikipedians...
Click to read more »2012 (UTC) ...although I am nervous about how people who work here seem to tend to be...absorbed into the Foundation. ResMar 03:04, 8 February 2012 (UTC)...
Click to read more »assistance with admin powers. While I don't really have any articles that I tend to have lots of work, I have worked on a large variety of articles, but mostly...
Click to read more »explicit roles in only a few processes—but since experience suggests people tend to assume someone else is doing essential tasks, the most efficient route...
Click to read more »unimportant to readers. Adding a large number of small stubs at one time tends to cause concern and is discouraged. Eventually, you'll get to the point...
Click to read more »somewhere and see if people can recognize it. Crash sites tend to be near airports, airports tend to be near cities, and cities are relatively easy to recognize...
Click to read more »there any about which you are particularly pleased, and why? The fact that I tend to solve solutions before the problem arises. When it comes to articles,...
Click to read more »under sidewalks aren't common here. 2) It would tend to leak. 3) It would pose a trip hazard. 4) It would tend to accumulate dirt from passing shoes. 5) Might...
Click to read more »third of all species of flowering plants. Like most asterids, these species tend to have petals that are fused with each other and with the bases of the stamens...
Click to read more »A WikiMaster is a very mean, nasty Wikipedian. WikiMasters tend to bite newcomers, or block them for simple, newbie-typical mistakes. They also block people...
Click to read more »involved with MILHIST for over nine years. In terms of article writing, I tend to focus on Australian infantry units and Second World War battles involving...
Click to read more »investigations/Qwertywander/Archive Often edits anonymously, IP addresses tend to be either Reliance Communications (Indian ISP) or Bharti Airtel (Indian...
Click to read more »encyclopaedia article rather than the list-like facts as now. They also tend to have a References section rather than text indicating where people have...
Click to read more »trimmed of any cruft, NNPOV, OR, unsourced claims, and other hobgoblins that tend in time to infiltrate our crowd-sourced prose. This content has been massaged...
Click to read more »as a way of getting things done. So, anything that is able to get done tends to be as the result of an unopposed individual initiative. Nothing prevents...
Click to read more »editing. Articles with maintenance tags tend to have more problems, while those requested for copy edit tend to be read more. Tenryuu: While working on...
Click to read more »avoids cruft. In addition to the general problems with trivia, Trivia items tend to go into greatly unnecessary detail, often giving game-guide like details...
Click to read more »running to a tight deadline (N&N does not have a regular writer, so things tend to be last minute). We tried to give a hint of balance, and, while he may...
Click to read more »thrives from having very firm core policies and guidelines which most members tend to value and follow. Night of the Big Wind: I started working on the Dutch...
Click to read more »constraint: we cannot use the same title for two different articles, and therefore tend to avoid ambiguous titles. For general guidance on finding titles for articles...
Click to read more »note that other notability guidelines may apply, because military people tend to have careers after their service is over (such as athletes, authors, businesspeople...
Click to read more »online, and in English are systematically underrepresented, and Wikipedia tends to show a White Anglo-American perspective on issues due to the preponderance...
Click to read more »volunteers. --Zvika (talk) 18:06, 24 November 2009 (UTC) Wikimedian would have tend to make banner for wikimedian. I think it's better to have some external...
Click to read more »whether by road, railway, or waterway. Discussions about Australian articles tend to gravitate toward the Australian Wikipedians' notice board and the state...
Click to read more »be remembered much now (which happens a lot in wrestling, wrestling fans tend to have a short memory), they were a big team when they were together. They...
Click to read more »legally problematic. The point was also raised that freely licensed images tend to be of arguably poorer quality compared to the publicity shots of celebrities...
Click to read more »2018 (UTC) It's been my experience that tech-centric nonprofits like this tend to let people create their own job titles; it's one of the perqs, or rather...
Click to read more »prod (2007)). Sources found so far tend to be commercial sex sites. Term means female humiliator — "Keep" proponents tend to insist this is a distinct subject...
Click to read more »Articles about bands, especially non-notable garage bands and college bands, tend to have a lot of Wikipuffery. If the band plays an unpaid warm-up spot at...
Click to read more »Answer 1: The standard of the Association Football articles on Wikipedia tend to be very high, so I think achieving similar levels should be a main goal...
Click to read more »countries tend to receive thorough coverage whereas game topics popular in non-English countries (with the possible exception of Japan) tend to receive...
Click to read more »"unencyclopedic." One of the major aspects of fancruft articles is that they tend to focus entirely on their subject's fictional relevance, as opposed to their...
Click to read more »Unfortunately, many requested articles stay unaddressed for a longer period. These tend to be about architects or buildings of local interest and would be rated...
Click to read more »any doubt, you can consult online or print encyclopedias to see what they tend to talk about, but remember you are probably reading copyrighted text. Click...
Click to read more »explanation for the effect. Conversely, people who do not like themselves tend not to exhibit the effect. One lab study revealed an increase in favourable...
Click to read more »comprehensive.To a large degree, this reflects the literature on the war which tends to concentrate on the period 1940-1944. There are lots of good reasons for...
Click to read more »just 500 edits. I attribute this to a number of factors. First, your edits tend to be substantive, with a small percentage of minor edits such as reverting...
Click to read more »What You See Is What You Get editing process. They tend to work alone or in small groups. They tend to be subject experts about one or a few things, although...
Click to read more »scope and a clear set of preferred sources (academic biographies). They also tend to be less contentious than other articles, with the obvious exception of...
Click to read more »prove to be helpful rather than destructive. These protagonist WikiKrakens tend to be good at creating jokes without destroying things in the process. Their...
Click to read more »tend to create their own closed topologies of pages, and interlinking and comparison can be poor. This is exacerbated by the different camps tending to...
Click to read more »when selecting which school to write about, as schools with notable alumni tend to make articles with more interesting information that appeals to a broader...
Click to read more »people who are interested and looking at it, and likely to edit. I have tended to avoid larger city articles because of that. Most smaller cities and towns...
Click to read more »hockey stuff and player info." Grsz11 prefers to remain a mystery, but tends to focus on improving articles about each season. The project is home to...
Click to read more »subjects faster to navigate than portals, which is where topics on subjects tend to be located. Outlines have somewhat been replaced with navigation boxes...
Click to read more »established practice. There is some truth in this: As a general rule policy pages tend to be watched by more editors, and changes to them scrutinized more closely...
Click to read more »giving careful attention to their claims. It is also said that newer users tend to believe nuanced complex policy (particularly WP:Neutral point of view)...
Click to read more »but when CG animation doesn't follow the Pixar model, that is when it tends to more photorealistic effects, it drifts into the uncanny valley. See criticism...
Click to read more »there is an urgent problem with someone criticizing you. The notification tends to exaggerate the significance of the revert. If you respond quickly at...
Click to read more »consistent. Protests on talk pages tend to be partially or totally in capital letters. Edit summaries are similar and tend to be long, rambling, and often...
Click to read more »United States, and editors that are enthusiastic about college football tend to place their focus on the current events in college football--specifically...
Click to read more »those missing can be solved with redirects, as the Federal Judicial Center tends to include middle names or initials, which Wikipedia may not. Entries may...
Click to read more »trout misuse: {{OverdoneTrout}} – A response to use against Wikipedians who tend to overuse the {{trout}} template {{Small Overdone Trout}} – a more reasonably...
Click to read more »relevant information. Shortcut WP:SPAMBAITWP:SPAMBAIT Examples in articles tend to attract spam, as in these sentences: For example, Chevron Corporation...
Click to read more »address persistent problems. Shortcut WP:HANGRYWP:HANGRY Somehow people tend to be smarter, nicer, and happier after they've eaten a meal, particularly...
Click to read more »popular pages data, and lists of recent changes. WikiProject Computer Science tends to focus on computer science and computer programming in its broadest sense...
Click to read more »member of a community you also need to consider how to treat others. Jytdog tended to be focused on the articles, but at times it seemed that they were not...
Click to read more »viewpoints on essay pages. However, there are a handful of "essay" pages that tend to get deleted or transferred to user space. These include: Writings that...
Click to read more »just a website, after all. Prevent burnout; go read a book or watch TV. Or tend to your children? Not everything on Wikipedia is urgent. Corollary: Just...
Click to read more »magnolias? I tend to get them confused at times. DuncanHill (talk) 00:49, 23 June 2015 (UTC) Yes the flowers will do it. Camellias also tend not to repeat...
Click to read more »Although it is a necessity in Wikipedia to assume good faith, Wikipedians tend to have a keen eye for the likely intentions of others. Volunteers should...
Click to read more »Wikipedia's "Snowball clause," the opposite of this essay and things that bobsleds tend to ride over. Wikipedia:No climbing the Reichstag dressed as Spider-Man,...
Click to read more »or society (and that therefore this model isn't plausible), or that they tend to be mistaken for exponential functions? NeonMerlin 18:38, 18 October 2011...
Click to read more »(MN-05). Also, as others have pointed out on the talk page, negative edits tend be removed quickly (possibly by a PR team?). It no longer meets the criteria...
Click to read more »there may be some examples, and there may be reasons for each of these (we tend not to use brand names for example), or it may be that nobody has yet challenged...
Click to read more »trying to present free knowledge to the world), but people in your profession tend to have a hard time maintaining the neutral tone expected of an encyclopedia;...
Click to read more »December 2010 (UTC) It does take a lot of fiddling around to organise, and we tend to postpone if there are six or fewer items. Next week, there will almost...
Click to read more »discussions. ★☆ DUCKISJAMMMY☆★ 22:02, 27 June 2012 (UTC) Keep Actually, I tend to disagree as the one source can be considered reliable, so it can pass...
Click to read more »regularly, it's a good idea to create a user account. Edits by registered users tend to be taken a little more seriously. You don't have to use your real name...
Click to read more »at university "so it was logical to work on politics articles (although I tend to stick to long-dead politicians to lessen the danger of getting embroiled...
Click to read more »(diff) Keep per WP:ITSAMUSEUM. We tend to keep articles on museums, because they're public attractions, and they tend to get coverage in newspapers and...
Click to read more »assessed as non-notable on English Wikipedia. For example, English Wikipedia tends to emphasize critical analysis and commentary about characters, whereas...
Click to read more »an award, and all other media mentions tend to be brief announcements of someone being nominated. Even those tend to be in unreliable blogs, social media...
Click to read more »Wikipedia into line with other, even more resource-hungry sites – have tended to boost page sizes. While it is still well within the acceptable range...
Click to read more »to the history of World War II, the German press, media and publications, tend to fall into two categories. The first category draws a picture in which...
Click to read more »Molyneux", "Richard Hakluyt" and "Robert Hues" to FA status. But these days I tend to stick to articles that relate to Singapore law (one of my longest was...
Click to read more »discussions. • Gene93k (talk) 03:23, 6 November 2014 (UTC) Keep. I would tend to presume that all patrician families of the Republic of Ragusa were notable...
Click to read more »by Noam Cohen, it gives examples of how subjects dear to girls and women tend to be short while those dear to boys and men are voluminous. It points out...
Click to read more »you are street wise to what goes around here. However, I notice that you tend to dive into things head on; you're not hesitant to be bold. That's a great...
Click to read more »Each day's episode tends to be just routine and so listing them all would just be a long shopping list of trivia. And the sourcing tends to be much patchier...
Click to read more »active in attracting new members since most of the editors here tend to be men and most men tend to have some interest in military history, so we do alright...
Click to read more »"Open" category. The green "CU completed" cases tend to be a bit more challenging, but that category also tends to need the most help. Any uninvolved administrator...
Click to read more »is important. Articles such as athletes, seems difficult priority sides tend Eteshite so mad. To contribute to the English version myself is difficult...
Click to read more »l p h a {\displaystyle sum_{n=0}^{infty}(-1)^{n}frac{x^{n}}{n!^{alpha}}} tend to zero for x t o i n f t y {\displaystyle xtoinfty} ? Crocodile problem:...
Click to read more »similar languages, differences of race or culture tend to get in the way of communication, and conflict tends to arise stemming from their differing visions...
Click to read more »basically non-French, English and what was Pro14 sides) tend to receive less coverage as the games always tend to be walkovers with big scores. We've really struggled...
Click to read more »or "speedy delete" under criterion G7 or criteiron C1. Such discussions tend to involve changes that are uncontroversial or that concern user category...
Click to read more »new page with only one contributor who has reverted my edits, but they tended to be borderline vandalism (removing maintenance templates is one that sticks...
Click to read more »FENS · JSTOR · TWL) Johnson was a high school soccer coach. The sources tend towards local sources or directory listings. No demonstration that he meets...
Click to read more »Why is it always the marketing people who tend to write articles about their companies — articles that tend to lack even the barest hint of originality...
Click to read more »They also tend to be trendy. Cookbooks are generally very weak for history. Very rarely have the authors consulted serious sources, and they tend to repeat...
Click to read more »trappings, are an awful lot like judicial proceedings. The only thing that tends to be lacking -- because the ArbCom vilifies it with the pejoratively-used...
Click to read more »significance whatsoever. Due to the inherent biases of Wikipedia editors, there tends to be a lot more written on topics that have occurred more recently, especially...
Click to read more »it a once-over? Please don't use external links as references. The links tend to suffer from rot over time. The final link ([16] I think) was broken when...
Click to read more »September 2019 (UTC) Delete - run of the mill sales person and film producer. We tend to delete articles about producers. His listing in Variety is in passing...
Click to read more »on the scope of the topic; topics on series tend to use the main article of a series and "subtopics" tend to have lists as their main article, but both...
Click to read more »that sectioning reflects due weight, since once a section is added, it tends to get filled out over time. Criticism or controversy sections are particularly...
Click to read more »area. I have helped with 5 good articles relating to the area, though I tend to WikiGnome the contributions of others to the Yorkshire articles. I am...
Click to read more »automated system. Badges v. Barnstars: Barnstars and badges are similar. Badges tend to be understood as symbols of accomplishments, identity, and feedback. Barnstars...
Click to read more »researchers apply Granger causality tests to identify which of the five variables tend to predict which, resulting in the depicted graph. E.g. popularity is predicted...
Click to read more »they tend to be exaggerated (especially if the species in question trigger a phobic reaction -- which these ones didn't -- but even without one, I tend to...
Click to read more »This is a bit more colourful than most of his works - the majority of which tend to look more like the recent La Esmeralda drawing, with various paper colours...
Click to read more »about an urban street tends to be very different, and focus on different things than a rural highway. City street articles tend to describe the culture...
Click to read more »understanding of those rules and policies than a new editor. A personal message tends to work better in these situations. If you have a question, why not ask...
Click to read more »working towards? Teblick: ...I don't have an answer for those questions. I tend to work on my own without seeking collaboration. HandsomeBoy: ...I will say...
Click to read more »challenges for Wikipedia in working with institutions of higher education, which tend to be wary of anything radical. For Ferriero, the National Archives had to...
Click to read more »feedback on how to achieve these standards. Reviewers in these processes tend to gain significant respect in the community for their work. Despite the...
Click to read more »WikiProjects. Collaborations between projects, while usually few and far between, tend to be informal and productive. They don't bother us much, though. :) Our...
Click to read more »you for the support. Even people who seem to be having the same abbjective tend to disagree and it was bound to happen sometime or another. I understand...
Click to read more »this article? Sections for random stuff that doesn't seem to fit elsewhere tend to be cruft magnets, and are best avoided if at all possible. For example...
Click to read more »that the face or eyes look toward the text, because the reader's eyes will tend to follow their direction. Therefore, portraits of a face looking to the...
Click to read more »also changes depending on the device used. For example, on desktop, readers tend to click more often on images during weekdays (Monday to Friday), with an...
Click to read more »DC says, there are a few people who straddle the line of notability. It tends to be a bigger problem with people from smaller countries where less attention...
Click to read more »and others by the uploader, this is a professional picture, and I would tend to doubt that he holds copyright to it. Amalthea 12:29, 5 May 2009 (UTC)...
Click to read more »counter-accusations be examined on their own in a separate complaint. True boomerangs tend to be simple. It's obvious that the original accusation was made with unclean...
Click to read more »February 2017 (UTC) That MOS:TV discussion is precisely the kind of reason I tend to avoid such conversations — it's impenetrable to users who don't spend...
Click to read more »elected to help address the major concerns of the community. Unfortunately, I tend to be rather verbose in situations like this, and so my goals and explanations...
Click to read more »January 2013 (UTC) They can still observe the other side of the VPN. People tend to want the maximum possible instantaneous speed when web surfing and with...
Click to read more »American units is particularly interesting - for instance, I learned that they tended to be better armed and led than white units as their officers were hand...
Click to read more »the same, their counts can differ by more than 100,000 views. This doesn't tend to affect the top articles, which are usually too far apart for the differences...
Click to read more »the genre may clash with their personal religious beliefs. Genre warriors tend to either: prefer monolithic labels rather than subtlety, e.g. by reducing...
Click to read more »and others are a gold mine of info about pieces. More popular composers tend to have large 'fan' websites with huge amounts of info as well. Another one...
Click to read more »learning curve. Video games, being a completely contemporary topic, also tend to lack the academic and paper sources that other topics enjoy, and we are...
Click to read more »attribution, deleting all that extraneous prose that Wikipedia articles tend to acquire. An example of this shown in one of the three "pseudo-articles"...
Click to read more »sources. Editors whose usernames indicate they deal instead with Truth™ tend to have a short and unsatisfactory editing career. Other words in usernames...
Click to read more »that the edit is non-controversial and you could've done it yourself; this tends to be grammar and spelling mistakes, reverting of vandalism, and similar...
Click to read more »to assimilate it completely or correctly owing to cultural factors that tended to distort it. The U.S. Army's effort is the best known of the three. It...
Click to read more »It notes that the content on Wikipedia is highly influential, because it tends to show up high on web searches. Campaign aides, however, say that the matters...
Click to read more »within the project? Broadly, very well. The theory is that – as most people tend to assume that someone else will do whatever needs doing – it is better to...
Click to read more »television-like media streams, reflected even in popular Wikipedia content which "tend[s] to revolve around television series or their cast". Concerns about Wikipedia's...
Click to read more »which you are particularly pleased? Why? When I have free time (rarely) I tend to do some random patrolling and recent changes checking. Most times I just...
Click to read more »but this seems the least apt category. Since I am a social scientist, I tend to think of nudity in the context of cultural anthropology. Thanks, WriterArtistDC...
Click to read more »reliably sourced or of the correct tone. Does Wikipedia's coverage of songs tend to skew toward particular time periods or genres? Are there any significant...
Click to read more »not think that December to Dismember meets the FA criteria, so I generally tend to use SummerSlam (2007) as a model article to follow. -- iMatthew T.C. 11:18...
Click to read more »most appropriate for a particular list should be used (more graphical lists tend to use the correct style for aesthetic reasons). Articles on baronetcies...
Click to read more »topical hierarchies of articles, but this proved unworkable because articles tend to belong in more than one hierarchy. The present system of disambiguation...
Click to read more »non-American shows tend to get nominated is because the coverage tends to be far lighter. I'm trying to find a nice way to say that American shows tend to be overly...
Click to read more »terrific compilation, but greatest hits compilations tend not to receive the same coverage, and thus tend not to have the same level of notability, as original...
Click to read more »Citizendium can (and probably will) be copied right back to Wikipedia. That would tend to make the project superfluous, but we'll see. Casey Abell 19:29, 21 September...
Click to read more »them acquire it. Avoid giving new editors any feeling of hostility. People tend to underestimate the friendliness of strangers. In a text-only communication...
Click to read more »close attention to FAs on your watchlist then you should. Neglected FAs tend to accumulate poor edits and decrease in quality over time, so pay attention...
Click to read more »work is simply too high to be achieved in a reasonable amount of time. We tend now to automate as much as possible the whole process. As a consequence the...
Click to read more »Capsules is that with the little coverage they receive when buried they tend to be lost to history. --comment by ∞∞∞∞∞ (talk • contribs) 21:15, 21 December...
Click to read more »Pleasure Principle (Gary Numan album) ("delete" because these redirects tend to be reverted). King of ♥ ♦ ♣ ♠ 01:10, 29 May 2009 (UTC) We Have a Technical...
Click to read more »behaving like a dick is quite real, by the way. By being a dick, they will tend to make more enemies, and alienate their friends and allies. Furthermore...
Click to read more »as "pornography" or responses to content with such terms as "censorship" tends to inflame the discussion and should be avoided. Objective terminology is...
Click to read more »Bringing up conduct during discussions about content creates a distraction, tends to weaken your position, and may inflame the situation. Remember Wikipedia's...
Click to read more »the page-visits and 40% of the edits of the 290 language Wikipedias; this tends to attract people who want their views to prevail on the global stage. In...
Click to read more »be its weakness, although inaccuracies, both accidental and deliberate, tend not to last for long. Alabama-born Wales, who made his fortune as a Chicago...
Click to read more »"Big Brother" or "Get A Mac" but Apple ads tend to be somewhat iconic". While I agree that Apple ads do tend to get notoriety, I don't think all of them...
Click to read more »ÃºÃ¾ÃÂú (diff - undo) - Link: www.bereniscat.ru/tend.html. * Links added in this diff: www.bereniscat.ru/tend.html (6, 5, 5, 1) 2009-07-27 15:55:30 (UTC):...
Click to read more »people, and as autumn draws close and the days grow shorter, as a group we tend to huddle around our flickering screens and remember what matters: TV, movies...
Click to read more »db's - none to be found. GHITS is minor, but arguement is noted. Although I tend to lean on the "keep" side, I can't find one good source or reason on this...
Click to read more »well does Wikipedia cover Punk music? Are there some aspects of Punk that tend to be over-represented or neglected? Jasper420: I'm pretty sure Wikiproject...
Click to read more »performance statistics? --Smerus (talk) 18:16, 30 December 2018 (UTC) Would tend to agree with OP: not up to current standards. And how can our "Wikipedia...
Click to read more »playmaking centers ever to play the game." Hmmm ... "Blessed with" etc. tend to be a bit POV IMO. Done--TonyTheTiger (t/c/bio/tcfkaWCDbwincowtchatlotpsoplrttaDCLaM)...
Click to read more »notoriously unreliable for this purpose, because in a great many fields they tend to reflect conventions for specialized publications that widely depart from...
Click to read more »users with accounts, even if the account holder chooses to remain anonymous, tend to be viewed as more trustworthy and reputable by fellow Wikipedians. Creating...
Click to read more »"Administrators tend to be more positive than regular users", and the paper suggests that "as women gain experience in Wikipedia they tend to adopt the emotional...
Click to read more »relevant content from history, subject to consensus. The "keep" opinions tend to be on the weak side here. Sandstein 06:09, 8 April 2017 (UTC) Robert...
Click to read more »limit, if it does not tend to 0 as |x| tends to 0, then the fn do not either, and so by a contradiction argument, f too must tend to 0, and so the space...
Click to read more »what is publically available. The best references for tournament articles tend to be World of Tennis annuals, which summarise years in tennis and provide...
Click to read more »8 December 2019 (UTC) Tentative keep while a lot of porn star articles tend to get flooded with bad quality sources (industry self-promotion, interviews...
Click to read more »work, and that the in-depth knowledge of a work's plot possessed by a fan tends to lead to plot summaries stretching for too long, giving too much detail...
Click to read more »through a great deal of dyslexia research artilces and papers, thye all tend to focus on auditory, visual, and phonological processing problems, and some...
Click to read more »I thought was current. When we say "non-commercial" what do we mean? We tend to mean "not for profit": but banning reuse of material from the BM (say)...
Click to read more »improvement work, yet in the unique case of breaking news articles, quality tends to remain very high despite multiple contributors attempting to make simultaneous...
Click to read more »redirect • history • stats) Orphaned, impractical redirect. I think people tend to use the actual template, {{to Commons}}, {{MTC}}, or {{Mtc}}. –Drilnoth...
Click to read more »with some character's attribute of the work of fiction. By nature, people tend to identify with a character's belief(s), or for various reasons, have favourite...
Click to read more »does the sequence of projection operators P H n {\displaystyle P_{H_{n}}} tend to the projection operator P K {\displaystyle P_{K}} ? 66.66.228.95 (talk)...
Click to read more »as spam, personal attacks, copyright violations, or what Wikipedia is not tend to get deleted or transferred to user space. You do not have to have created...
Click to read more »used for that purpose. Generally, more experimental and applied subjects tend to have higher publication and citation rates than more theoretical ones...
Click to read more »offline. This corresponds with more general findings that Internet communities tend to attract users who are introverted offline but more able to open up and...
Click to read more »RugbyXIII: The standard of the Association Football articles on Wikipedia tend to be very high, so I think achieving similar levels should be a main goal...
Click to read more »attribution, deleting all that extraneous prose that Wikipedia articles tend to acquire. An example of this shown in one of the three "pseudo-articles"...
Click to read more »therefore I tend to think significant coverage will exist about all of them and they will all be individually Wikipedia-notable. (I also tend to think almost...
Click to read more »encyclopedia, vandalism is frequent. Fortunately, such deliberate errors tend not to linger. Hundreds of Wikipedia contributors monitor real-time edit...
Click to read more »work and needs of editors, curators, and other contributors. But Chapters tend to focus on off-wiki partnerships, physical event coordination, and outreach...
Click to read more »(talk) 02:28, 19 March 2020 (UTC) No. This meeting was not recorded. We tend to err on the side of privacy. We don't have any sort of official policy...
Click to read more »military historiography, this is the first such history I've read: I've tended to avoid them as they have a reputation for being old fashioned and partisan...
Click to read more »amount of content on a broad set of topics. As a result, Wikipedia pages tend to rank well in organic search, and to acquire high PageRank on Google, the...
Click to read more »you just fooling around? I wouldn't worry too much about the block, users tend to forgive vandalism in the early days if you prove that you wouldn't do...
Click to read more »for linking to other wikis, and bypasses the need to paste in URLs (which tend to be both long and cryptic and make source text harder to read). This also...
Click to read more »Welcome committees and Teahouses like we have at Wikipedia or do editors tend to stick more to themselves? I've heard that there is a Wikidata Game that...
Click to read more »Colors of school subjects, a comprehensive analysis of what colors students tend to associate with different school subjects (and why math is blue). Pizzachu44...
Click to read more »that "hanging out with dictators [like those ruling the UAE] is wrong" and tends to delay rather than accelerate any improvement of the human rights situation...
Click to read more »Are film directors tend to be independent contractors or employees of a movie studio? WJetChao (talk) 05:03, 27 December 2013 (UTC) The studio system is...
Click to read more »that it fulfills the GA criteria, and then put it in the queue. The queue tends to be long, so you'll probably wait a couple of months. Unlike FAC, there's...
Click to read more »but even defining those terms is tricky. Third, entertainment coverage tends to be national but not international, so there are valid concerns about...
Click to read more »the WikiProject report, the Arbitration report, and the Technology report, tend to be comparatively well served, but could always use further assistance...
Click to read more »assessed on a case-by-case basis.) Upcoming films covered before their release tend to have their roots in a broader notable context, like a notable director...
Click to read more »cluster in Wikipedia:Featured topics such as hurricanes, the articles of which tend to be imitative of each other in structure and somewhat subject to mass-production...
Click to read more »While not generally disruptive, and almost always made in good faith, they tend to be mildly tedious, slightly silly, oddly phrased, or some combination...
Click to read more »on Wikipedia, and a few have been banned. However, while many Wikipedians tend to write slightly POV articles about subjects that are near and dear to their...
Click to read more »is changed in the article from where the excerpt is taken. Those people tend to feel responsible for keeping the quality of FA and GA articles high and...
Click to read more »elementary schools, but we don't tend to keep as they often don't meet WP:GNG. High schools tend to be kept, because they do tend to meet WP:GNG. In neither...
Click to read more »articles. The researchers found that "articles attracting more attention tend to have more balanced engagement from editors along the conservative-liberal...
Click to read more »knew that coastal states tended to be more liberal, but here's a map also showing that the most liberal towns in each state tend to be on the coasts (the...
Click to read more »interactions.. .. [The] model indicates that infrequently referred articles tend to grow faster than frequently referred ones, and articles attracting a high...
Click to read more »CAWylie has even seen fan or user-created logos pass on Wikimedia. CAWylie tends to edit shows in which he’s familiar with the creative team or likes the...
Click to read more »explicitly written into a process—but, since experience suggests that people tend to assume that someone else is doing whatever needs to be done, it has proven...
Click to read more »deletion discussions. -- Jclemens-public (talk) 00:31, 8 November 2010 (UTC) I tend to get annoyed by how much stage actors get overlooked, but then I had a...
Click to read more »while they only represent a small proportion of British employers, these tend to be the ones cherry-picking graduating students for their own internal...
Click to read more »representation of information. It will tend to gain citations, new sections, and so forth. Dubious statements tend to be removed over time, but they may...
Click to read more »about what's up, whereas the Discussion report and the Arbitration report tend to dissolve into "this is inflammatory", "this isn't neutral", "this word...
Click to read more »instructions rather than questions, and without a please or a thank you. They also tend not to be set in the real world, e.g. "ignore air resistance" or "a perfect...
Click to read more »Has any research ever been conducted on whether people who look alike also tend to share physical preferences in sexual partners? I.e., if Peter and Paul...
Click to read more »I'm lazy and don't particularly enjoy researching or writing articles so I tend to stay away from true hard core editing, though every once in a while I...
Click to read more »removal of preferences tends to provoke anger among those users reliant upon them, while the renaming or repositioning of preferences tends to cause confusion...
Click to read more »critical of the hand-drawn illustrations and paintings Osprey uses as they tend to be fanciful, those in this book are realistic and are integrated effectively...
Click to read more »subjects where new research may inform changes. Even the bird articles I tend to write can have significant issues with regard to taxonomy and conservation...
Click to read more »August, 2006. Since actually getting members together on an IRC chat may tend to be akin to herding cats, this might work out for us a bit better. The...
Click to read more »therapeutic benefits! Editors who focus edits extensively in a single area tend to invest their egos in the articles, which has resulted in problems with...
Click to read more »WP:RS. When used as a tactic in debate, accusations of navel-gazing often tend to distract from the Wikipedia guideline on whether an article is notable...
Click to read more »string of articles on related topics, and now understand why some editors tend to use this as their main editing style. It's an efficient way to produce...
Click to read more »WP:PRECEDENT - I don't know if it's well documented here, but local FCs don't tend to survive very long. Sorry. --Dennis The Tiger (Rawr and stuff) 05:33, 14...
Click to read more »editors in wikipedia tends to be towards the southeast of Australia, while a substantial number of highways and interesting roads tend to be a very long...
Click to read more »example, an image of a room filled with dark oak panels probably is going to tend towards the darker side, whilst a close-in shot showing detail in the White...
Click to read more »versus walking, is it just a matter of size ? It seems to me that small birds tend to hop while larger birds walk or run. (Of course, there are large mammals...
Click to read more »never met anyone who really observed Lent. Even preachers' children I've met tend to observe it in a "no TV, no video games" kind of way. So it has been for...
Click to read more »who last tend to move on into either becoming an administrator or at least doing quasi-administrator kinds of things. When they do, many tend to leave...
Click to read more »would suffice. When reporting claims and opinions, so-called "weasel words" tend to crop up, like "some believe", and "others claim", which should always...
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