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Vorziblix, could I please ask you to add a mention and a source for this phrase to the Hokey Cokey article? As the situation stands it is rather pointless to have a disambiguation page with a link to an article which does not mention the term at all. Triptothecottage ( talk) 04:46, 30 July 2017 (UTC)
Hi you have modified the above article saying "There are indeed plenty of sources that mention the Looby Loo as a variant of the Hokey Pokey; cf. Metheny 1968, Movement and Meaning, or run a simple Google Books search for both of them". As per WP:BURDEN the onus of unsourced information is on the person adding the information and it is not acceptable to say find the proof yourself. I will be reverting back to the redirect and please do not recreate the DAB page unless you modify the page Hokey Cokey with a source showing that Looby Loo is indeed an alternative name. This is not mentioned in the article so as per WP:DABRELATED this should not be an entry in the DAB page. Domdeparis ( talk) 09:25, 31 July 2017 (UTC)
Hello! While working through the NPOV tag backlog, I encountered a comment of yours citing a Serbian poem and expressing concerns about that article. Unfortunately as I don't read Serbian it wasn't clear to me what you were saying. Could you possibly elaborate and/or provide a reference to where you got that poem from/further explanation of its significance, to facilitate improving the article? Regards, -- LWG talk 00:01, 1 October 2017 (UTC)
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Thanks for changing it , some idiot decided to write stupid names down Jithinsaju ( talk) 21:17, 23 October 2017 (UTC)
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Hello. When looking at the article I found the IMHO odd claim that Ukrainian split off first from OES, with Russian later splitting from Belarusian in the 18th century, which is the direct opposite to what all sources I have seen say (and also the direct opposite to what other articles here say), namely that when OES split the Eastern branch became the Russian language and the western branch became the Ruthenian language, which in turn, a few centuries later, split into Ukrainian, Rusyn and Belarusian. Did you by mistake swap places between Ukrainian and Russian in the text you added? - Tom | Thomas.W talk 14:53, 30 September 2019 (UTC)
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Hello! I found your name by looking through edits made by user:TheBiggestMicrosoftFan100. You reverted edits to Scientific transliteration of Cyrillic with a negative comment suggesting these were completely unreliable. I was looking at Ukrainian Ye which for a short time was moved to "Reversed E (Cyrillic)", and inscrutable claimed alternative name, which I am going to remove. (How can a "rounded forward E" be a "reversed square E"???) I wonder if you could confirm this, and possible suggest you might look through this user's other edits, most of which seem to be related to cyrillic, and many already reverted.
Can I ask another question about Cyrillic? (I'm basically a Russian learner, and utterly not an expert) For example, in Russian cursive, it is claimed that "Russian Italics" are based on cursive. Is there really such a thing as "Russian italic", given that "italic" explicitly refers to the Latin alphabet? In practice, I suppose that html <i> tags get interpreted as meaning "cursive", but in practice in WP they produce sloped (non-cursive) Cyrillic. I have tried to argue that this is meaningless, because I can't imagine that sloped-non-cursive is ever used, but I don't really know. Grateful for any feedback. Imaginatorium ( talk) 02:52, 28 April 2022 (UTC)
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Vorziblix, could I please ask you to add a mention and a source for this phrase to the Hokey Cokey article? As the situation stands it is rather pointless to have a disambiguation page with a link to an article which does not mention the term at all. Triptothecottage ( talk) 04:46, 30 July 2017 (UTC)
Hi you have modified the above article saying "There are indeed plenty of sources that mention the Looby Loo as a variant of the Hokey Pokey; cf. Metheny 1968, Movement and Meaning, or run a simple Google Books search for both of them". As per WP:BURDEN the onus of unsourced information is on the person adding the information and it is not acceptable to say find the proof yourself. I will be reverting back to the redirect and please do not recreate the DAB page unless you modify the page Hokey Cokey with a source showing that Looby Loo is indeed an alternative name. This is not mentioned in the article so as per WP:DABRELATED this should not be an entry in the DAB page. Domdeparis ( talk) 09:25, 31 July 2017 (UTC)
Hello! While working through the NPOV tag backlog, I encountered a comment of yours citing a Serbian poem and expressing concerns about that article. Unfortunately as I don't read Serbian it wasn't clear to me what you were saying. Could you possibly elaborate and/or provide a reference to where you got that poem from/further explanation of its significance, to facilitate improving the article? Regards, -- LWG talk 00:01, 1 October 2017 (UTC)
When he was at the raised house’s doors,
He happened on Stefan’s wife,
She embraced him, then also kissed him:
»Brother by God (=adelphos), Vaistina the servant!
By the Most High God and by Saint John!
Until now you’ve been a faithful servant to me;
as you are my blood-brother by God (=adelphos),
don’t wake my lord up,
for I’ve wretchedly dreamed an evil dream...
Thanks for changing it , some idiot decided to write stupid names down Jithinsaju ( talk) 21:17, 23 October 2017 (UTC)
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Discussions are underway about how to further upgrade portals, and what the portals of the future will be.
There are plenty of tasks (including WikiGnome tasks too).
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The RfC discussion to eliminate portals was closed May 12, with the statement "There exists a strong consensus against deleting or even deprecating portals at this time." This was made possible because you and others came to the rescue. Thank you for speaking up.
By the way, the current issue of the Signpost features an article with interviews about the RfC and the Portals WikiProject.
I'd also like to let you know that the Portals WikiProject is working hard to make sure your support of portals was not in vain. Toward that end, we have been working diligently to innovate portals, while building, updating, upgrading, and maintaining them. The project has grown to 80 members so far, and has become a beehive of activity.
Our two main goals at this time are to automate portals (in terms of refreshing, rotating, and selecting content), and to develop a one-page model in order to make obsolete and eliminate most of the 150,000 subpages from the portal namespace by migrating their functions to the portal base pages, using technologies such as selective transclusion. Please feel free to join in on any of the many threads of development at the WikiProject's talk page, or just stop by to see how we are doing. If you have any questions about portals or portal development, that is the best place to ask them.
If you would like to keep abreast of developments on portals, keep in mind that the project's members receive updates on their talk pages. The updates are also posted here, for your convenience.
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Hello. When looking at the article I found the IMHO odd claim that Ukrainian split off first from OES, with Russian later splitting from Belarusian in the 18th century, which is the direct opposite to what all sources I have seen say (and also the direct opposite to what other articles here say), namely that when OES split the Eastern branch became the Russian language and the western branch became the Ruthenian language, which in turn, a few centuries later, split into Ukrainian, Rusyn and Belarusian. Did you by mistake swap places between Ukrainian and Russian in the text you added? - Tom | Thomas.W talk 14:53, 30 September 2019 (UTC)
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Hello! I found your name by looking through edits made by user:TheBiggestMicrosoftFan100. You reverted edits to Scientific transliteration of Cyrillic with a negative comment suggesting these were completely unreliable. I was looking at Ukrainian Ye which for a short time was moved to "Reversed E (Cyrillic)", and inscrutable claimed alternative name, which I am going to remove. (How can a "rounded forward E" be a "reversed square E"???) I wonder if you could confirm this, and possible suggest you might look through this user's other edits, most of which seem to be related to cyrillic, and many already reverted.
Can I ask another question about Cyrillic? (I'm basically a Russian learner, and utterly not an expert) For example, in Russian cursive, it is claimed that "Russian Italics" are based on cursive. Is there really such a thing as "Russian italic", given that "italic" explicitly refers to the Latin alphabet? In practice, I suppose that html <i> tags get interpreted as meaning "cursive", but in practice in WP they produce sloped (non-cursive) Cyrillic. I have tried to argue that this is meaningless, because I can't imagine that sloped-non-cursive is ever used, but I don't really know. Grateful for any feedback. Imaginatorium ( talk) 02:52, 28 April 2022 (UTC)
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