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I noticed that you've done some editing to this article in the past and it has gotten quite a spate of changes recently - I think in general the edits are an improvement but the editor has left some broken syntax in their wake. I can't figure out what is wrong and would appreciate your taking a look. Thanks, Shearonink ( talk) 05:40, 23 April 2017 (UTC)
In this edit you changed MT to Montana where MT is an author's initials in |vauthors=Kosaki K, Bassi MT, ...
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While researching something else, I stumbled on an article move you did over 2 years ago here. In the rename you misspelled the architect's name, making it T. Dudely Allen. It should be T. Dudley Allen, not "Dudely".
It gets worse. There's also a T. D. Allen which is a different (set of) people who are writers, and a whole bunch of redirects including T. Dudley Allen, Truman Allen, Truman Dudley Allen, Truman D. Allen and T.D. Allen (note the lack of spaces) now point you to the writers and not the architect. Which means a bunch of infoboxes in NRHP building articles take you to the those two writers instead of T. Dudley Allen the architect. And the hatnote on the article about the two writers is a circular reference! (Heads up to @ Doncram: I think you created most of these redirects).
I rarely do article moves, and therefore I can't even wrap my head around how to unravel this mess - can you and Doncram get together and fix it? Thanks! -- Krelnik ( talk) 16:54, 18 April 2017 (UTC)
Hi Rich Farmbrough. Actually, according to Google Ngram, it is "Encyclopedia" Britannica, and by a large margin. The flatlining on Encyclopædia looks suspicious, but it's not entirely flatlined, so Google Ngram does recognize the string; so not sure what to make of that.
Regular Google hits are unreliable, but can give a general sense of magnitude. "Encyclopedia Britannica" gets 654,000 Google hits, while "Encyclopædia Britannica" gets 827,000, so the two strings are in the same ballpark, such that certainly "Encyclopædia Britannica" cannot be said to clearly be the WP:COMMONNAME.
As you know WP:COMMONNAME trumps WP:LEGALNAME. So since neither spelling clearly has the whip hand, plus the introduction of characters not in the normal Latin alphabet possibly isn't friendly to non-native speakers, I'm not seeing the need for a general crusade to change this. Or do you know something I don't know? Herostratus ( talk) 11:33, 20 April 2017 (UTC)
Hi!
Our Food Justice page got deleted but here's your work. Thank you for adding:
Food and the body Disabled bodies and food According to a 2015 report by the CDC, 53 million people in the United States live with a disability. People with disabilities are more likely to be living in poverty and have reduced access to food. Disability and food justice advocates call for a both shift in public perception of disability as well as an increase in infrastructure supporting people with disabilities Disability and Food Studies scholars have discussed the way in which food becomes a site [clarification needed] in which ableism is perpetuated, whether difficulty obtaining food in grocery stores, inaccessible restaurants or discourses about "food as medicine", positing disability as something to be eliminated,. Disability scholar Kim Hall termed these discourses “alimentary ableism” critiquing the ways that they create dominant ideas about food and food justice.
Medicalization of food Food studies scholars have pointed to the biomedicalization of food as a site [clarification needed] of critique and analysis. Scholars who study the medicalization of food analyze the social and cultural forces which structure scientific and medical knowledge and how these forces have informed ideas of “food as medicine”. The power of the medical institution in the characterization of food as good or bad are traced, for instance, specifically through the development of Gerber baby food and the changing ideas for what was seen as healthy for infants and children during the 19th and 20th centuries.
While the "food as medicine" framework can improve access to "healthy" choices and remove stigma for some food related issues, scholars have found flaws this framework. Disability studies scholars have expressed concern with the narrative of good food preventing disability and the necessary tragedy which disability must play in such a discourse as well as the racist and classist undertones of "hygienic eating" and the focus of food systems on individual health rather than concern for worker safety. Additionally, scholars have critiqued the disproportionate medicalization of women’s lives (including food), the disguising of harmful socio-cultural forces as natural medical realities, and an unnecessary and excessive dependence on biomedical expertise and systems.
Genetically modified organisms Another concern for food justice is genetically modified organisms (GMOs), particularly how GMOs can be dangerous in the hands of big corporations. One example is wild rice. The documentary Manoomin: A Minesota Way of Life is part of a campaign against genetically engineered wild rice in the State of Minnesota. The film, aimed at state legislatures, details the cultural, spiritual, and historical significance of wild rice to the Ojibwe people of Minnesota. The threat to the rice comes from corporations who want to genetically engineer wild rice, which can then compromise the integrity of sanctity [clarification needed] of it.
Monsanto patenting of seeds has also been controversial for hurting farming. Vandana Shiva, an environmental activist, says that "Monsanto’s talk of 'technology' tries to hide its real objectives of ownership and control over seed where genetic engineering is just a means to control seed and the food system through patents and intellectual property rights." She claims Monsanto's patents on seeds are hurting farming in India. — Preceding unsigned comment added by EJAlly ( talk • contribs) 23:49, 20 April 2017 (UTC)
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I've fix this one but you will need to check the rest. -- PBS ( talk) 21:52, 27 April 2017 (UTC)
I came here with the same concern, this one is wrong after your correction. Fram ( talk) 08:05, 28 April 2017 (UTC)
But I notice that you self-corrected most of the others, so thank you. Fram ( talk) 08:10, 28 April 2017 (UTC)
https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/67w5nr/wikipedia_is_no_longer_cuttingedge_on_covering/
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I noticed that you've done some editing to this article in the past and it has gotten quite a spate of changes recently - I think in general the edits are an improvement but the editor has left some broken syntax in their wake. I can't figure out what is wrong and would appreciate your taking a look. Thanks, Shearonink ( talk) 05:40, 23 April 2017 (UTC)
In this edit you changed MT to Montana where MT is an author's initials in |vauthors=Kosaki K, Bassi MT, ...
, part of a {{
cite journal}}
template. Why would you do that?
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Hi, you don't need to do this - for pages outside the main Talk: namespace, the class is automatically detected. -- Redrose64 🌹 ( talk) 18:56, 17 April 2017 (UTC)
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While researching something else, I stumbled on an article move you did over 2 years ago here. In the rename you misspelled the architect's name, making it T. Dudely Allen. It should be T. Dudley Allen, not "Dudely".
It gets worse. There's also a T. D. Allen which is a different (set of) people who are writers, and a whole bunch of redirects including T. Dudley Allen, Truman Allen, Truman Dudley Allen, Truman D. Allen and T.D. Allen (note the lack of spaces) now point you to the writers and not the architect. Which means a bunch of infoboxes in NRHP building articles take you to the those two writers instead of T. Dudley Allen the architect. And the hatnote on the article about the two writers is a circular reference! (Heads up to @ Doncram: I think you created most of these redirects).
I rarely do article moves, and therefore I can't even wrap my head around how to unravel this mess - can you and Doncram get together and fix it? Thanks! -- Krelnik ( talk) 16:54, 18 April 2017 (UTC)
Hi Rich Farmbrough. Actually, according to Google Ngram, it is "Encyclopedia" Britannica, and by a large margin. The flatlining on Encyclopædia looks suspicious, but it's not entirely flatlined, so Google Ngram does recognize the string; so not sure what to make of that.
Regular Google hits are unreliable, but can give a general sense of magnitude. "Encyclopedia Britannica" gets 654,000 Google hits, while "Encyclopædia Britannica" gets 827,000, so the two strings are in the same ballpark, such that certainly "Encyclopædia Britannica" cannot be said to clearly be the WP:COMMONNAME.
As you know WP:COMMONNAME trumps WP:LEGALNAME. So since neither spelling clearly has the whip hand, plus the introduction of characters not in the normal Latin alphabet possibly isn't friendly to non-native speakers, I'm not seeing the need for a general crusade to change this. Or do you know something I don't know? Herostratus ( talk) 11:33, 20 April 2017 (UTC)
Hi!
Our Food Justice page got deleted but here's your work. Thank you for adding:
Food and the body Disabled bodies and food According to a 2015 report by the CDC, 53 million people in the United States live with a disability. People with disabilities are more likely to be living in poverty and have reduced access to food. Disability and food justice advocates call for a both shift in public perception of disability as well as an increase in infrastructure supporting people with disabilities Disability and Food Studies scholars have discussed the way in which food becomes a site [clarification needed] in which ableism is perpetuated, whether difficulty obtaining food in grocery stores, inaccessible restaurants or discourses about "food as medicine", positing disability as something to be eliminated,. Disability scholar Kim Hall termed these discourses “alimentary ableism” critiquing the ways that they create dominant ideas about food and food justice.
Medicalization of food Food studies scholars have pointed to the biomedicalization of food as a site [clarification needed] of critique and analysis. Scholars who study the medicalization of food analyze the social and cultural forces which structure scientific and medical knowledge and how these forces have informed ideas of “food as medicine”. The power of the medical institution in the characterization of food as good or bad are traced, for instance, specifically through the development of Gerber baby food and the changing ideas for what was seen as healthy for infants and children during the 19th and 20th centuries.
While the "food as medicine" framework can improve access to "healthy" choices and remove stigma for some food related issues, scholars have found flaws this framework. Disability studies scholars have expressed concern with the narrative of good food preventing disability and the necessary tragedy which disability must play in such a discourse as well as the racist and classist undertones of "hygienic eating" and the focus of food systems on individual health rather than concern for worker safety. Additionally, scholars have critiqued the disproportionate medicalization of women’s lives (including food), the disguising of harmful socio-cultural forces as natural medical realities, and an unnecessary and excessive dependence on biomedical expertise and systems.
Genetically modified organisms Another concern for food justice is genetically modified organisms (GMOs), particularly how GMOs can be dangerous in the hands of big corporations. One example is wild rice. The documentary Manoomin: A Minesota Way of Life is part of a campaign against genetically engineered wild rice in the State of Minnesota. The film, aimed at state legislatures, details the cultural, spiritual, and historical significance of wild rice to the Ojibwe people of Minnesota. The threat to the rice comes from corporations who want to genetically engineer wild rice, which can then compromise the integrity of sanctity [clarification needed] of it.
Monsanto patenting of seeds has also been controversial for hurting farming. Vandana Shiva, an environmental activist, says that "Monsanto’s talk of 'technology' tries to hide its real objectives of ownership and control over seed where genetic engineering is just a means to control seed and the food system through patents and intellectual property rights." She claims Monsanto's patents on seeds are hurting farming in India. — Preceding unsigned comment added by EJAlly ( talk • contribs) 23:49, 20 April 2017 (UTC)
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I've fix this one but you will need to check the rest. -- PBS ( talk) 21:52, 27 April 2017 (UTC)
I came here with the same concern, this one is wrong after your correction. Fram ( talk) 08:05, 28 April 2017 (UTC)
But I notice that you self-corrected most of the others, so thank you. Fram ( talk) 08:10, 28 April 2017 (UTC)
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