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After the previous attemps to create a template on phobias failed ( second-latest, latest), I've thought that the best way to deal with the problem is an infobox. This would be a modified version of the existing template:Infobox Disease, with added fields for the phobias. The fields of the disease infobox are needed since some articles incorporate them already.
Most fields are pretty self-explanatory, but I'll explain them anyway, from top to bottom. Naturally, the exact format I'm proposing is very debatable.
-- Once in a Blue Moon ( talk) 23:51, 13 January 2008 (UTC)
Hi, I would agree an infobox template (vs a navigation template) seems more sensible. I've reworked your submission at Wikipedia:List of infoboxes/Proposed to use the new sub-page system ( Wikipedia:List of infoboxes/Proposed/Infobox clinical phobias). This effectively allows a real try-out of the template as it is developed (effectively a sandbox) with all history, sub-paged /doc explanation and discussion threads then preserved on making the infobox live (when moved into real template space).
I would agree with your observation of needing existing Template:Infobox Disease parameters. However rather than create a somewhat duplicated template with additional phobia-parameters, I wonder if it would be best to use existing Infobox Disease template and allow for optional additional phobia parameters ?
I'll come back on Wikipedia talk:List of infoboxes/Proposed/Infobox clinical phobias re parameter names, features being suggested etc etc in a couple of days (after real-life commitments) David Ruben Talk 04:02, 30 January 2008 (UTC)
Clinically recognized phobia | |
---|---|
Latinicised name | Claustrophobia |
Fear of | enclosed spaces |
Category | Specific phobia |
Type | Situational type |
evolution relation |
response |
Classification as a disease and external resources | |
ICD- 10 | F40.2 |
ICD- 9 | 300.29 |
How should each parameter be named (as distinct from the label heading displayed for each one) and what selection of values is to be offered/proposed. I list the current parameter list and examples value shown at Wikipedia:List_of_infoboxes/Proposed/Infobox_clinical_phobias. David Ruben Talk 21:15, 2 February 2008 (UTC)
So in summary perhaps just 4 parameters to cover "Scientific name" or "Medical name", "Fear_of" (or some better phrase), "Type" & "Category".
However, if I am correct in understanding that no sub-categorisation exists for social-phobias, then the infobox can be coded by just 3 parameters: "name", "target" and "category"; where "category" is set either to the specially recognised value of "Social" for social phobia or else it defines the category of specific phobias.
Finally an option, to help clarify inclusion into Template:Infobox Disease, might be to name them with "Phobia" prefixes, hence: "Phobia_name", "Phobia_target", "Phobia_category" ?
Once in a Blue Moon, your sensibly thoughtout proposal and clear replies above mean that, if minor points can be agreed, then proposal can be ready to go live quickly - I'll post a heads up at WP:MED and Template:Infobox Disease for interested parties. David Ruben Talk 03:00, 3 February 2008 (UTC)
... image & caption parameter inclusion as per [[Template:Infobox Disease]] {{#if: {{{Phobia_name|}}} | ! [[-phob-|Name]] {{!}}{{{Phobia_name|}}} }} |- {{#if: {{{Phobia_name|}}} | !{{#ifeq: {{{Phobia_Category|}}} | Social | [[Social phobia]] | [[Specific phobia]] }} of {{!}} {{{Phobia_target|}}} }} |- {{#if: {{{Phobia_name|}}} | !{{#ifeq: {{{Phobia_Category|}}} | Social | | '''[[Specific_phobia#Categories_of_specific_phobias|Category]]''' {{!}} {{{Phobia_Category|}}} }} !- ... coding & link details as per current [[Template:Infobox Disease]] !colspan=2|''Classification & external resources''
I've just noticed that, to quote the signpost, "WikiWorld has ceased its weekly schedule" and was wondering if you would like any help in making comics. Admittedly, I could never equal your unique caricaturesque style, but am quite accomplished at drawing with both a pencil and a mouse myself. I could never keep a weekly rate (heck, I don't even know if I could keep a triweekly rate), but if there's two of us, we could have a sort of alternating output.
I don't think we could bring the comic back to being weekly, but it could come out more, and if ever both of us have a comic ready for the same week, yours would go before mine. I don't know if you would like to review my article choice or the comics I make themselves before they're published in The Signpost (nor indeed do I currently know how you manage to have them published in The Signpost).
The articles I'll take for making comics will mostly (if not totally) come from the suggestions currently on the WikiProject's talk page. I already have the excepted text for "Fourth wall" and "Time flies like an arrow" and ideas on what to draw for them; as well as an idea of what to draw for "sleepwalking", ontological paradox, and "Brfxxccxxmnpcccclllmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116", though I wouldn't want to start on any of them before you give me the go-ahead.
Let me know what you think
--
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talk) 18:06, 5 February 2008 (UTC)
Sorry I missed your note until now. I agree with Steve, that it would be great to see more people contributing unique creative work related to Wikipedia: cartoons, caricatures, serious illustrations or graphics, photographs, or whatever. As for the WikiWorld project itself, it's not really my call to open that up to other contributors - since the use of Wikipedia's name and logo had to be approved by the Wikimedia Foundation. Luckily, they liked my work well enough to give me the go-ahead. Likewise for the inclusion of the comics in The Wikipedia Signpost, which would be totally at the discretion of the Signpost's editor(s).
If you'd like to develop your own separate project (unconnected to WikiWorld), more power to you. Or, if you're mainly interested in continuing with the established WikiWorld template, I'd be happy to take a look at your stuff - and to speak up on your behalf, if I think it would be a good fit. Either way, I'd be happy to give you my thoughts after I've had a chance to see your work. Why don't you e-mail a couple of things to wikiworldcomic@yahoo.com and we can discuss the best way to proceed. (Or, feel free to approach the Wikimedia Foundation and the Signpost on your own, if you like.)
Thanks for your interest! --Greg Williams (talk) 14:25, 14 February 2008 (UTC)
Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Greg_Williams"
Sorry I missed your note until now. I agree with Steve, that it would be great to see more people contributing unique creative work related to Wikipedia: cartoons, caricatures, serious illustrations or graphics, photographs, or whatever. As for the WikiWorld project itself, it's not really my call to open that up to other contributors - since the use of Wikipedia's name and logo had to be approved by the Wikimedia Foundation. Luckily, they liked my work well enough to give me the go-ahead. Likewise for the inclusion of the comics in The Wikipedia Signpost, which would be totally at the discretion of the Signpost's editor(s).
If you'd like to develop your own separate project (unconnected to WikiWorld), more power to you. Or, if you're mainly interested in continuing with the established WikiWorld template, I'd be happy to take a look at your stuff - and to speak up on your behalf, if I think it would be a good fit. Either way, I'd be happy to give you my thoughts after I've had a chance to see your work. Why don't you e-mail a couple of things to wikiworldcomic@yahoo.com and we can discuss the best way to proceed. (Or, feel free to approach the Wikimedia Foundation and the Signpost on your own, if you like.)
Thanks for your interest! --Greg Williams (talk) 14:25, 14 February 2008 (UTC)
Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Greg_Williams"
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Just in case you miss it when you log in again ;-), there are new comments on Talk:Wikiversity. I don't always check my watchlist on Wikipedia so you might have to wait a bit before I see any response you make, or you can ping me on Wikiversity. Cheers! Cormaggio is learning 18:27, 21 November 2007 (UTC)
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Good work on Semaphore line! Motmit ( talk) 21:58, 30 December 2007 (UTC)
After the previous attemps to create a template on phobias failed ( second-latest, latest), I've thought that the best way to deal with the problem is an infobox. This would be a modified version of the existing template:Infobox Disease, with added fields for the phobias. The fields of the disease infobox are needed since some articles incorporate them already.
Most fields are pretty self-explanatory, but I'll explain them anyway, from top to bottom. Naturally, the exact format I'm proposing is very debatable.
-- Once in a Blue Moon ( talk) 23:51, 13 January 2008 (UTC)
Hi, I would agree an infobox template (vs a navigation template) seems more sensible. I've reworked your submission at Wikipedia:List of infoboxes/Proposed to use the new sub-page system ( Wikipedia:List of infoboxes/Proposed/Infobox clinical phobias). This effectively allows a real try-out of the template as it is developed (effectively a sandbox) with all history, sub-paged /doc explanation and discussion threads then preserved on making the infobox live (when moved into real template space).
I would agree with your observation of needing existing Template:Infobox Disease parameters. However rather than create a somewhat duplicated template with additional phobia-parameters, I wonder if it would be best to use existing Infobox Disease template and allow for optional additional phobia parameters ?
I'll come back on Wikipedia talk:List of infoboxes/Proposed/Infobox clinical phobias re parameter names, features being suggested etc etc in a couple of days (after real-life commitments) David Ruben Talk 04:02, 30 January 2008 (UTC)
Clinically recognized phobia | |
---|---|
Latinicised name | Claustrophobia |
Fear of | enclosed spaces |
Category | Specific phobia |
Type | Situational type |
evolution relation |
response |
Classification as a disease and external resources | |
ICD- 10 | F40.2 |
ICD- 9 | 300.29 |
How should each parameter be named (as distinct from the label heading displayed for each one) and what selection of values is to be offered/proposed. I list the current parameter list and examples value shown at Wikipedia:List_of_infoboxes/Proposed/Infobox_clinical_phobias. David Ruben Talk 21:15, 2 February 2008 (UTC)
So in summary perhaps just 4 parameters to cover "Scientific name" or "Medical name", "Fear_of" (or some better phrase), "Type" & "Category".
However, if I am correct in understanding that no sub-categorisation exists for social-phobias, then the infobox can be coded by just 3 parameters: "name", "target" and "category"; where "category" is set either to the specially recognised value of "Social" for social phobia or else it defines the category of specific phobias.
Finally an option, to help clarify inclusion into Template:Infobox Disease, might be to name them with "Phobia" prefixes, hence: "Phobia_name", "Phobia_target", "Phobia_category" ?
Once in a Blue Moon, your sensibly thoughtout proposal and clear replies above mean that, if minor points can be agreed, then proposal can be ready to go live quickly - I'll post a heads up at WP:MED and Template:Infobox Disease for interested parties. David Ruben Talk 03:00, 3 February 2008 (UTC)
... image & caption parameter inclusion as per [[Template:Infobox Disease]] {{#if: {{{Phobia_name|}}} | ! [[-phob-|Name]] {{!}}{{{Phobia_name|}}} }} |- {{#if: {{{Phobia_name|}}} | !{{#ifeq: {{{Phobia_Category|}}} | Social | [[Social phobia]] | [[Specific phobia]] }} of {{!}} {{{Phobia_target|}}} }} |- {{#if: {{{Phobia_name|}}} | !{{#ifeq: {{{Phobia_Category|}}} | Social | | '''[[Specific_phobia#Categories_of_specific_phobias|Category]]''' {{!}} {{{Phobia_Category|}}} }} !- ... coding & link details as per current [[Template:Infobox Disease]] !colspan=2|''Classification & external resources''
I've just noticed that, to quote the signpost, "WikiWorld has ceased its weekly schedule" and was wondering if you would like any help in making comics. Admittedly, I could never equal your unique caricaturesque style, but am quite accomplished at drawing with both a pencil and a mouse myself. I could never keep a weekly rate (heck, I don't even know if I could keep a triweekly rate), but if there's two of us, we could have a sort of alternating output.
I don't think we could bring the comic back to being weekly, but it could come out more, and if ever both of us have a comic ready for the same week, yours would go before mine. I don't know if you would like to review my article choice or the comics I make themselves before they're published in The Signpost (nor indeed do I currently know how you manage to have them published in The Signpost).
The articles I'll take for making comics will mostly (if not totally) come from the suggestions currently on the WikiProject's talk page. I already have the excepted text for "Fourth wall" and "Time flies like an arrow" and ideas on what to draw for them; as well as an idea of what to draw for "sleepwalking", ontological paradox, and "Brfxxccxxmnpcccclllmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116", though I wouldn't want to start on any of them before you give me the go-ahead.
Let me know what you think
--
Once in a Blue Moon (
talk) 18:06, 5 February 2008 (UTC)
Sorry I missed your note until now. I agree with Steve, that it would be great to see more people contributing unique creative work related to Wikipedia: cartoons, caricatures, serious illustrations or graphics, photographs, or whatever. As for the WikiWorld project itself, it's not really my call to open that up to other contributors - since the use of Wikipedia's name and logo had to be approved by the Wikimedia Foundation. Luckily, they liked my work well enough to give me the go-ahead. Likewise for the inclusion of the comics in The Wikipedia Signpost, which would be totally at the discretion of the Signpost's editor(s).
If you'd like to develop your own separate project (unconnected to WikiWorld), more power to you. Or, if you're mainly interested in continuing with the established WikiWorld template, I'd be happy to take a look at your stuff - and to speak up on your behalf, if I think it would be a good fit. Either way, I'd be happy to give you my thoughts after I've had a chance to see your work. Why don't you e-mail a couple of things to wikiworldcomic@yahoo.com and we can discuss the best way to proceed. (Or, feel free to approach the Wikimedia Foundation and the Signpost on your own, if you like.)
Thanks for your interest! --Greg Williams (talk) 14:25, 14 February 2008 (UTC)
Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Greg_Williams"
Sorry I missed your note until now. I agree with Steve, that it would be great to see more people contributing unique creative work related to Wikipedia: cartoons, caricatures, serious illustrations or graphics, photographs, or whatever. As for the WikiWorld project itself, it's not really my call to open that up to other contributors - since the use of Wikipedia's name and logo had to be approved by the Wikimedia Foundation. Luckily, they liked my work well enough to give me the go-ahead. Likewise for the inclusion of the comics in The Wikipedia Signpost, which would be totally at the discretion of the Signpost's editor(s).
If you'd like to develop your own separate project (unconnected to WikiWorld), more power to you. Or, if you're mainly interested in continuing with the established WikiWorld template, I'd be happy to take a look at your stuff - and to speak up on your behalf, if I think it would be a good fit. Either way, I'd be happy to give you my thoughts after I've had a chance to see your work. Why don't you e-mail a couple of things to wikiworldcomic@yahoo.com and we can discuss the best way to proceed. (Or, feel free to approach the Wikimedia Foundation and the Signpost on your own, if you like.)
Thanks for your interest! --Greg Williams (talk) 14:25, 14 February 2008 (UTC)
Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Greg_Williams"
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Hello, I'm Plantsurfer. I wanted to let you know that one or more of your recent contributions to Arum maculatum have been undone because they did not appear constructive. If you would like to experiment, please use your sandbox. If you have any questions, you can ask for assistance at the Teahouse. Thanks. Plantsurfer 18:23, 31 May 2022 (UTC)