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What is the problem with Imamat or Successorship After the Last Prophet of God?
Hi there, I saw that you have tagged this book for deletion, But I don't understand why you don't consider it as a NPOV. Of course there is some muslim-POV in it but it is assumed that muslims are going to read it not anyone who doesn't know what Islam is, right?

If you think it should be moved elsewhere then suggest me a place to move it. I personally don't think that deletion of documents be a good Idea, instead correcting them may be better. Spoiling one's contributions is not a good idea.

Thanks, I am looking forward for your comments.

I moved the book titled Imamat myself. I will work on it offline and put it there later, I have only left the subjects.

Porn vandalism
Thanks for blocking him. Could you also revert the moves ? Only a sysop can do this because the destination page has an history. Thanks. guillom 09:34, 28 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Someone came on IRC requesting help, I couldn't block but I have reverted what I could :) guillom 09:36, 28 September 2006 (UTC)

re:BOTM & COTM
Done. -- SB_Johnny | talk 14:09, 1 October 2006 (UTC)

Image copyright problem with Image:MFSG-CH1-Galaxy-irreg.jpg
Derbeth,

Maybe you can help me out with this Go-NoGo decision. You see my ebook: Morphological Flows and Sustainable Growth is already up (www.mbscientific.com), under the banner Evolutionary Philosophy. It touches all manners of disciplines from physics to chemistry to biology,..

To make the subject matters intuitive I have used all manners of pictorials, and media in general. Therein is the problem. Most have been gathered from .gov and .edu resources. Though I have tried to get the copyright status from as many sources as I could, I have to admit I couldn't do it for them all to the amount of scpecifity that wikibooks apparently requires.

As far as I can tell all of these .gov, .edu images can come under the fairuse policy (I added the tag to this particular image). After all they are from scholarly, free articles on the net, explicitly writen for scholarly work. To be further on the safe side, I have added a hyperlink in the text preceding the image, referencing the net location of the original.

To be honest, I really don't think I can take it any further. To be expected to accertain the ownership of every single image to a particular individual and then get a certified licence.. whell I have to hire a team of researchers to do that?

So here is the go-nogo decision, can scholarly resources be used in wikibooks (while referenced) and be acceptable under the wiki-fairuse criteria?

--Mikebaharmast 15:37, 7 October 2006 (UTC)

Image Copyright
Well, then apparently there is an inherent contradiction in the logic of wikibook philosophy. On one hand it promotes an open educational platform, which inherenetly promotes past academic expressions of thought (referenced). Yet if that academic expression is rendered in an image then it is barred, unless licenced. So an academic expression in text is ok, but, image, media, not so much.

There is one way to remedy this. If the browser code the you use in wiki article presentation space could interpret:

i.e. render a remote image or media, like any browser, or even the original mozilla code, then the problem is solved.

Till then wikibooks requires an image to be uploaded, thereby marked as open source, which may or may not be in conflict with the original intent of the image author (whatever that maybe in an academic setting.. how would you even find out, these images are bounced around and modified countless trimes as a rule).

So again the ultimate solution would be the rendering of remote media in the wiki presentation code.. just implement the existing mozilla code.

Is that doable?

--Mikebaharmast 11:47, 9 October 2006 (UTC)

Vandalism
Thanks for the revert on my user page.--Az1568 07:37, 11 October 2006 (UTC)

WB:RFA
I have nominated User:Swift for adminship. He currently only has 3 votes (myself, sbjohnny, and withinfocus). Since I nominated him, I don't think I should be the one to make the final decision, so I will leave that up to you.

Also, I have nominated by bot for the bot flag, and currently have a small number of votes for that. When the time comes, could you decide on that one way or the other? --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 15:26, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

Could I ask you for a vote of support?
One more thing to smooth out the transwiki process... Wikibooks:Request_for_enabling_special:import. We're asking that "Transwiki:" be given namespace status so we can import to it directly. -- SB_Johnny | talk 20:03, 16 October 2006 (UTC)

Religious Texts
Given the number of texts on the topic of religion that have appeared on WB:VFD lately, I think it might be wise of us to specifically define what kinds of writing on the topic are allowed, and what kinds of writing are not allowed. If you let me know specifically what your objections are on the subject, I could start writing a draft at Religion texts (or something similar). I'm still of the opinion that some books on the topic can remain, so long as they don't violte NPOV (or they violate it as little as most other books do). --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 21:55, 23 October 2006 (UTC)

User:HDBot
I've temporarily given this bot the bot flag. It is a bot that will tag all the unlicensed images (there are approximately 3000 of them, i think) as being unlicensed. In a few weeks (2 or 3, at the least), User:SBJohnny, myself, and a few other people are going to move to delete all the untagged images that are older then September of this year. After this bot marks the images as untagged (which will neatly categorize them), we can block the bot, and have the flag removed (pending an RfA to keep the flag). I hope you don't mind. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 18:50, 3 November 2006 (UTC)

darklama
He's got full support now (even from Panic). Whiteknight nominated him, so would you mind doing the deed? We need him. -- SB_Johnny | talk 19:21, 4 November 2006 (UTC)

Email...
I just sent you an email containing the code for my bot, and a few explanations on how to use it. I sent it to the email address you provided for the textbook-l mailing list, so I hope that is the right one to use. I've been using these programs alot in the past few days, so I know they work correctly with no bad side effects. Let me know if you need any other information to me.

PS, I've been working on fixing up the code to make it more readable and presentable. I want to release the source code to the general public soonish, when I figure out what license to use, and how, precisely, i want to host it. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 02:09, 6 November 2006 (UTC)

 * I got your email, and I figured I would send you a reply on here so I don't tempt your spam filter. I have two versions of the regexp program: The one that I didn't send you addressed all your concerns, but it only allows the user to target a single page. It allows you to post a custom edit summary, preview the changes, and even save your regular expressions into standalone modules. I could send you that version if you would like. Generally, this program is intended only for users who are familiar with perl, so I haven't done much with syntax checking (although I could definately try to do something).
 * Second, thank you for making any changes to improve the readability/portability of my code. I find that I get a little sloppy when I program on windows (i ignore case sensitivity, etc), and I don't currently have a linux box to play with. Again, thank you very much for all your help and comments. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 19:08, 6 November 2006 (UTC)

CC-NC
I didn't realize noncommercial licenses were not allowed. I think that was the only template I created with that license. Is that mentioned in the copyrights policy? --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 19:21, 7 November 2006 (UTC)

Simple book move
Hi Derbeth... I do watch that page, I just don't know how to help them (it seemed to be addressed to Robert). We don't have Special:Export, and I'm not an admin on simple (they only have 2, in fact). -- SB_Johnny | talk 14:09, 12 November 2006 (UTC)

 * If it's working then I have no idea how it works... doesn't look anything like the import dialog. How would you designate a destination project? -- SB_Johnny | talk 17:46, 12 November 2006 (UTC)

Acetone peroxide synthesis
I have proposed the acetone peroxide synthesis for deletion. What do you think? Ewen 14:14, 13 November 2006 (UTC)

Bot flag
Thanks derbeth! I'll keep you posted if I make any big changes. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 22:29, 20 November 2006 (UTC)

AWB
Hi Derbeth - I was going to put this on WK's page but I see he is away & I'll feel happier when one of you knows.

Thought I should probably bring this to your attention. I'm now making more use of w:WP:AWB and there is plenty of work ahead. It is a powerful tool for cleanup, categorisation, re-cats plus typos etc. It is not a bot but does have an "auto" option (I'm not and would not use that). My concern is that on WP you have to be vetted to use it (min 500 main space edits to be considered), here so long as you have an account you can run it. I do feel that there is a possibility for misuse by novices or vandals (it can do quite a bit quickly). As far as I am aware Az1568 and myself are the only users on Wikibooks currently. You may not see it as an issue but I would prefer you to know now rather than ask later.

Hope you don't mind me bringing it to you Derbeth - let me know if you need any further info -- Herby talk thyme 13:07, 23 November 2006 (UTC)

Username change
Hello. I recently changed by name on the English Wikipedia to Karl Dickman. I was wondering if you could do the same for me here (change my username from User:Ingoolemo to User:Karl Dickman). Thanks very much, Ingoolemo talk 17:26, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

 * I'll take care of it, i'm online now. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 18:14, 28 November 2006 (UTC)
 * Done. I've left messages on your new talk page, and your WP talk page. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 18:18, 28 November 2006 (UTC)

Herby's RFA...
Probably time to close it and give him the tools? -- SB_Johnny | talk 13:51, 3 December 2006 (UTC)

 * had enough - read the contribs, long day, tired, pissed off, gone for now, I have no idea what is going on and what really did seem like a good idea seems singularly unappreciated - sorry -- Herby talk thyme 19:44, 3 December 2006 (UTC)

 * OK let's start this with "I was very tired". However when Johnny asked if I minded being checkusered, the answer was fine (& I actually think doing it on any RfA is a good idea).  However I got no answer as to why and knew the above had been posted I really did feel that giving me the rights with the checkuser pending was inappropriate - I was too tired to do anything more rational - hopefully you will understand.
 * Add to that the fact that I had created the staff account (I've mailed the password to WK and you are welcome to it) and people started getting shirty about it because they hadn't read the rationale and again hopefully you will understand. I'm guessing I'm not the only one "watching" this so it will serve as an apology to others too. -- Herby  talk thyme 11:27, 4 December 2006 (UTC)
 * The "category" is at the bottom - not enough? User boxes aren't me but I'll put it in text too if you like -- Herby talk thyme 09:35, 6 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Better? -- Herby talk thyme 09:43, 6 December 2006 (UTC)

IP block info
Hi Derbeth - sorry to bug you, some advice if/when you have a minute. The IP I "underblocked" yesterday, I can't easily see where DNSstuff says it might be an "exploitable server" - am I missing something obvious (or doing the wrong search)? While I'm at it am I "safe" using the default checked boxes on blocking? Be good to learn - thanks -- Herby talk thyme

Hum - equally - how do I (can I) unblock? There was a forum spam type one today, I checked contributions and there were none so I blocked for a day. Then checked DNS stuff and found it was a Russian IP, using your logic of yesterday I decided at least a month was more appropriate but could see a way to unblock? -- Herby talk thyme 13:30, 5 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks for the advice. I am trying to think before I do things.  I did check WP on todays one and there was nothing there (even contribs).  I've changed it to 1 month based on the fact that it is (apparently) an ad bot from Russia  - hadn't thought to use the spam test - sorry -- Herby  talk thyme 15:49, 5 December 2006 (UTC)

Create Account Help?
Can you help me create a wikibooks account? When I attempt to create an account, I am asked to enter words from an image... but there is no image. And of course, I can't email an administrator via the contact links because I'm not logged in.

You can contact me via my wikipedia account DavidHS. Thanks. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 68.82.51.99 (talk • contribs).

 * He's definitely not blocked, I'll chat with him on wp. -- SB_Johnny | talk 14:17, 9 December 2006 (UTC)

Check-user tool request
Cross posted to Whiteknight

Could I get your comments on the mumfum issue. Several user accounts have had similarities so it is likely that it is the same person. My understanding of check-user is that you can look up the IP addresses which these users have used. Is this correct? Can you also see if there are other users that come from that IP address? --Swift 20:22, 9 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Many thanks, Derbeth! --Swift 22:46, 9 December 2006 (UTC)

Can I ask you to have a look at as well? --Swift 07:25, 10 December 2006 (UTC)

IRC channels
autoconfirmed mean (when I'm right) only registed user can move, but thats default on the Wikimedia servers.

I think it makes more sens when you change it to move=sysop.

Or is autoconfirmed her also "against" new users?

I don't know how this stuff is in the EN Wikis (many things are different, example you can Import, but where on DE.Wikibooks not), but better ask then again some thing like mumfuns moving vandalism ...

-- MichaelFrey 13:02, 10 December 2006 (UTC)

 * The last thing is very nice :-)
 * About autoconfirmed:
 * I try it out
 * No, autoconfirmed allow normall users to move the page.
 * (MichaelFreyTool is my second account on wikibooks for stuff like this)
 * Little remark: Maybe it's a language problem, my english isn't perfect. Anyway, you know what you do.
 * -- MichaelFrey 13:51, 10 December 2006 (UTC)

Vandalism in Progress
(x posted Whiteknight/Derbeth)

One of those "you shouldn't assume things". Each morning (to me) I deal with the day's mumfun but post it on ViP. I reckon that is informing the community and that one of you folk will checkuser the latest one when you get on and take appropriate action? Is this the case/worthwhile? Thanks (destroyer of mumfun!) aka -- Herby talk thyme 12:20, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks Derbeth. It does seem quite predictable at present but I think (like you) it keeps folk informed.  Regards -- Herby  talk thyme 20:19, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

 * (in case you miss it) Checkuser on User:Jersey Cow please - Xania blocked yesterday but was using the Mumfun word - thanks -- Herby talk thyme 11:08, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Just caught this one User:Texas Longhorn - some page moves, checkuser please -- Herby talk thyme 11:57, 13 December 2006 (UTC)

Checkuser request
Hi Derbeth you will see I have nominated myself for checkuser rights (& Johnny too). Could you please run a check on my account and confirm my status (clean I hope) on my request. Thanks and regards -- Herby talk thyme 13:18, 15 December 2006 (UTC)
 * thanks -- Herby talk thyme 14:31, 15 December 2006 (UTC)

Mumfum
Good to see you! Not got enough time today - couldn't find talk page for decision making, others may have "gone" too - sorry. Nicely knotted this time. Obviously checkuser when you get a minute & sorry I can't do more at the moment. Thanks -- Herby talk thyme 10:41, 18 December 2006 (UTC)

Problem?
X posted on WK

Came across this one User:Bobabobabo and was curious. Indef ban on WP with in the order of 80 sockpuppets etc etc. Unsure what "our" policy/practice would be on this sort of thing so I've blocked for a week pending review. I guess checkuser is essential and it would be good to have info on what I could/should have done - thanks -- Herby talk thyme 18:37, 18 December 2006 (UTC)

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Checkuser when you are on please
User:Willy with a bag of Mumfum - the usual, cleaned up easier this time - think before doing is the best way. Morning & regards -- Herby talk thyme 08:12, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

BTW as a vandal fighter yourself I would be interested to know what you think about the User:Bobabobabo situation - take a look at the WP page. I like the "clean sheet" approach but... -- Herby talk thyme 08:22, 19 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks I'll do an indef on Boba etc (3 of us think like that so that will do for me) - did you do checkuser on today's Mumfun (just above) - thanks -- Herby talk thyme 15:01, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

New bot?
User:VFDBot just blocked this as it was listing pages for deletion - any idea what/who/why it is? -- Herby talk thyme 14:33, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Please don't get too fed up with me - what the hell is this User talk:66.226.79.49? -- Herby talk thyme 15:26, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

Sorry!
Promise I'll stay away for the rest of the day tho! Could you do a checkuser status on user:Az1568 as he is nom'd for admin and it seems like an idea to make this common practice. He has agreed on my talk page - put result in the discussion on the RFA maybe - thanks as always -- Herby talk thyme 10:40, 20 December 2006 (UTC)

Common.css
I notice you've tried to edit common.css and then reverted your changes because they didn't work. I may be able to help. Which skin are you using?

Ok I believe I've fixed it. Take a look at LaTeX --dark lama  18:02, 31 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Looks like I'm wrong. Its got something to do with the monobook skin though. I'll keep working at it. --dark [[Image:Yin yang.svg|12px]] lama 18:37, 31 December 2006 (UTC)

 * Ok what seems to be happening is printable just removes a few things from pages and skips javascript files, but continues to use the stylesheets for whatever skin a person has set. Since printable is still considered to be screen rather then print media there seems to be no way to effect the printable version without effecting how things look in general. Wikipedia has a similar issue from what I've seen. I think a bug report would be needed to fix this problem, such as suggesting that there should be something like MediaWiki:Printable.css that is used when printable=yes is true and not including any other stylesheets when that is the case. --dark [[Image:Yin yang.svg|12px]] lama 21:20, 31 December 2006 (UTC)

nl.wikti
Thanks! 152.1.193.141 21:57, 14 January 2007 (UTC)

Oversight
I've nominated you for oversight permissions at WB:RFA. Thanks. -within focus 03:05, 17 January 2007 (UTC)

Babel
Is there a Polish branch of the Babel project? I just realised how few branches are listed on meta or as interwiki links...User:Iamunknown 02:47, 18 January 2007 (UTC)

Question about anonymizing-proxy edit nodes
Why should account creation be disabled on anonymizing-proxy exit nodes? --Iamunknown 19:43, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
 * One good reason is to prevent creation of accounts with swearwords in names. Generally, if we don't want anonymous IP's to edit here, why should we let them create accounts? --Derbeth talk 14:54, 30 January 2007 (UTC)

Arbitration, etc
You are probably aware of the arbitration case against User:Panic2k4, and the nonsense involved with it. User:Withinfocus and I have ended the arbitration, and blocked panic for 6 months. It is probably better that you don't get involved with the process, because if Matt and I get into trouble over this, you will be the only active bureaucrat left.

I don't think we will get in trouble, but I want to be cautious. I will talk to you later Derbeth, have a good day, and don't be too busy! --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 14:36, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

 * After Matt and I ended the arbitration, Panic sent a message of appeal to the stewards at Meta, asking for intervention. I have also sent a message to meta asking that the stewards not prolong the issue any further. If the stewards do become involved, things will get very messy. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 15:25, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

New pages
Given the general level of absence around and the fact that you tagged the page can I seek your opinion on the pages that link to New Media Art. Two users have created these (wrongly named anyway) and in my view these are not WB material? I'm planning to take a break but would quite like to tie up some loose ends before doing so - hopefully you don't mind and thanks in advance -- Herby talk thyme 13:03, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Thanks Derbeth, I'll see what mood I'm in tomorrow I think! I have already put messages on the talk pages of the editors to the effect that the material will be deleted, if anyone doesn't agree they can always dig it out.  I agree with that block fully btw, regards -- Herby  talk thyme 16:56, 8 February 2007 (UTC)
 * However they had been asked nicely, then again and then again - you sort it, I'm gone -- Herby talk thyme 19:58, 8 February 2007 (UTC)

Help! I'm new. Can this be a wikibook?
Hi. I've been putting together a wiki-version of an academic art book called New Media Art, by Mark Tribe. Mark teaches an entire course based on the book at Brown University, and I know it is used in classes at other institutions. I started to put it up on wikibooks, since that seemed to be where it fit best (rather than wikipedia or wikiversity). You can see the content so far at: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/New_Media_Art. I was soon warned by two editors that it was not appropriate content -- that it was encyclopedic/macropedic and thus not a "textbook." Though the content of the book is structured in an encyclopedic way (a series of sections, each on a particular artist or artist group), it can still be considered an art historical text. The introduction, for instance, gives a broad overview of the New Media art tradition and ties together the artists discussed in the rest of the book. I've already been told that the content I've put up so far will probably be deleted. Where does this book belong, if not in wikibooks?

Your help is greatly appreciated! I'm new to the whole wiki communication thing, but I think you can leave me a comment on my "talk" page: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/User_talk:Lblissett

Thanks again.

Fair Use
I have a few points to make: Also, it is just as likely that you are misterpreting Kat's message as I am. I dont see any evidence in that post that the WMF is interested in keeping Fair Use materials on the projects, except in a very small number of exception cases. I don't think it's good form for you to be accusing me of misinterpretation, especially not until the WMF comes out with an official clarification on the matter. Assuming good faith means admitting that I might be right about this, just as you might be right. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 00:59, 19 February 2007 (UTC)
 * 1) I should not have edited Copyrights. Thank you for reverting my edit, I was away all weekend and could not do it myself.
 * 2) Image use policy and Fair use policy are both proposals, not policy. User:Iamunknown has moved my changed on the fair use policy to an unstable branch, but I do not intend to revert my changes to the image use page.

 * Thanks for your response. I'm sorry (again) for my haste. I think it's still a good idea for us to plan for the possibility that Fair Use will be severely limited or even banned completely. It can never hurt to plan. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 01:25, 19 February 2007 (UTC)

Main page
I agree with your comments on the staff lounge. The change to the Main Page that has turned it into a Library Catalogue looks like a retrograde step. It needs an admin to change it to something more relevant (See Main Page/test) RobinH 11:46, 20 February 2007 (UTC)

Your block
I notice you have blocked User:85.14.73.190 for two years. I can find no real trace of the IP on Wikipedia or Commons - I'd be interested to know where you found out about the vandalism. Thanks -- Herby talk thyme 21:09, 23 February 2007 (UTC)

 * I appreciate the information - it goes along the lines of some work I've been looking at recently which would be more consistent crosswiki blocks on real vandals. So
 * Would you advise blocking that IP on Commons?
 * This one is not blocked with us - - should it be?
 * Can I ask you to review your block on this one - User talk:72.177.68.38 - indef now on WP & Commons (the Wp page is entertaining and they have appealed on both Commons & Books and been rejected). I would consider indef appropriate?
 * Finally could I have your views on this one, blocked 1 month on Books and 3 months on Commons. I am not asking you to change my block (I will do that) but I would appreciate your views (and probably on whether I should change the block on Commons?).

 * My thanks -- Herby talk thyme 08:40, 24 February 2007 (UTC)

 * Advice appreciated. I've blocked "yours" on Commons (& I'm asking the blocking admin to review the other one there - if I get no response I'll do it myself).  I've re-blocked the one here as your suggestion.  Feel free to let me know of any other cross wiki ones (I do keep my eyes on that page on meta too). -- Herby  talk thyme 12:23, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
 * BTW amazing the fuss meta made about the CU request, I fail to see what the issue is with such a request over vandalism - if you need an extra voice anytime let me know -- Herby talk thyme 12:34, 24 February 2007 (UTC)

Cross wiki vandals
Hi Derbeth - I seem to be seeing more of vandals who have now got serious blocks (& records) on Wikipedia moving on to other wikis. Not looking for policy here at all but are you happy that a "record" on WP can and should be taken into account in deciding the length of block or am I being a little harsh there? To me they are "blatant vandals" who are well aware of what they were doing on another wiki and should be treated as though the record was a common one to other wiki's.

It seems rather pointless to me, when someone is blocked for months on WP, to start with days, or even hours on here or on other wikis. Regards -- Herby talk thyme 10:06, 7 March 2007 (UTC)

Kudos
Some time back you pointed out that CU data really doesn't last long. I paid attention! 2nd spammer (user) from 1 IP over a 6 week period found thanks to your comments - thanks and regards -- Herby talk thyme 15:34, 26 March 2007 (UTC)

Johnny's RFA
I was told we like to have little bureaucrat parties sometimes to discuss recent nominations, so I'd like to hear your thoughts on Johnny's. Lots of support, but one or two dissenters. So political! You and me will need to be the decider on this one. Please leave comments on my talk page. Thanks. -within focus 12:38, 23 April 2007 (UTC)
 * Thanks a lot for the comments; they helped solidify my decision. Johnny is now a bureaucrat. -within focus 21:40, 23 April 2007 (UTC)

What is Wikijunior
What is Wikijunior is proposed as a policy and has been included on the Wikibooks Policies and Guidelines Voting page. Please take time to comment and express your opinion in the referendum. -- xixtas talk 03:02, 2 May 2007 (UTC)

Greetings from a new user ;-)
Hi Derbeth, the en and pl versions of Wikibooks cross sometimes, like in the False friends project, hence some confusion. Anyway, thanks for your notice. The English version of my welcome text is available now. All the best, Grzegorj 13:47, 4 May 2007 (UTC)

I'm not the author, I'm creating the wikibook for the author. He gave me the content and I should do the rest.

Boring maybe
But more kudos Derbeth. I've started some crosswiki vandal work which seems worthwhile. Picking up CU info, black lists, WP blocks and the like. When I come to block the IPs here they are mostly already done by you! If I can work out how to do it you should get on the CU list in a day or so . Hope all is well, regards -- Herby talk thyme 07:22, 31 May 2007 (UTC)
 * Sure but they aren't blocked on Meta or Commons quite often - thought it had become quieter on here vandal wise (the "sign up" looked to have worked btw) -- Herby talk thyme 11:42, 31 May 2007 (UTC)

Username change
Please change my username from Edmundkh to EdmundEzekielMahmudIsa, then leave me a message in Wikipedia. Thanks a lot! --Edmund the King of the Woods! 01:33, 12 August 2007 (UTC)

Help with a sound file please
Please add the sound file 'węże' from this page [] (it's located in the 'Polish nasal vowels' chart) to [] as an example of ę
 * Done. --Derbeth talk 00:27, 25 August 2007 (UTC)

Template:nld
I think the message warning you to subst: the template is broken - I've seen multiple instances of 🇳🇱 but the template shows up as normal. It looks like you added that feature, so I wanted to get you to check what's going on there. I guess the same thing for as well. Thanks!  – Mike.lifeguard  | talk 14:32, 1 September 2007 (UTC)

thanks
Derbert -

Thanks for your welcome message. I am still new with wikibooks. Appreciate you comment or suggestion to improve the project.

I've already put the book on the bookshelf, and I remove the clean-edit. Is it sufficient?

Regards -

User:Sjjupadhyay
This user is part of a project to donate a number of books to Wikibooks. All the images and content that he uploads have been previously published, relicensed, and are being donated to Wikibooks. More information about this project is located at UNDP Books. We are working on getting everything properly labeled, but suffice it to say that the materials are all properly licensed. --Whiteknight (Page) (Talk) 15:01, 5 September 2007 (UTC)

Asian Fan Dance 2
Hi Derbeth,

I appreciate your correction. As you can see by a review of my interactions with the wikibooks community, I am not a vandal. Besides that, I am not exactly "well-versed" in copyright law. However, this situation could serve as a very valuable learning experience for me to share with the students in the undergrad. course in which I serve as a grad. assistant -- the course whose primary textbook uses the Asian Fan Dance image as its cover.

Could you tell me where I can find an explanation of the copyright laws that I could understand without a law degree? In conversations with User:Whiteknight and User:SBJohnny, they've made it clear that copyright violations are a huge problem for the wikibooks community. If you could point me toward a source, I'd love to re-tool the pages that discuss this issue here in Wikibooks.

Last, what (specifically) can I do to the Asian Fan Dance image to render it compliant with the pertinent copyright laws? Once an image is uploaded, can one change the its copyright status? How?

Thanks for your help, Derbeth. I've seen your name all over this place and am proud to have communicated with you -- even under imperfect conditions. :)

Pete 23:06, 5 September 2007 (UTC)

Rename to Zachary
I would like to rename ZJH to Zachary, to avoid confusion with having different account names (this is one of only two of my many non-bot accounts that don't share a common username, see m:User:Zachary). Thanks in advance, ZJH 07:17, 8 September 2007 (UTC)
 * Just to clarify, you will need to first rename Zachary to something else to make way for a rename for my account. The account does pass the criteria for usurpation per Wikipedia's policy. ZJH 07:18, 8 September 2007 (UTC)

Thanks for the info.
Thanks, Derbeth. I sure do appreciate you fixing the image for me. I assure you that, in the future, I'll be more careful to license images properly. Hope you have a great day!

Pete 17:12, 10 September 2007 (UTC)

Introduction to Game Theory
Hello Derbeth. I notice that you have removed a number of images from this book. I presume for incorrect copyright information? Is it possible to see what these images were so I can attempt to recreate properly licenced versions? Thanks --AdRiley 14:36, 17 September 2007 (UTC)

Image:Game theory.JPG
Would you check on this image please? – <font color="Indigo">Mike.lifeguard  | <font color="Indigo">talk 02:36, 13 October 2007 (UTC)
 * also Image:Prisonersdilemma.JPG – <font color="Indigo">Mike.lifeguard  | <font color="Indigo">talk 02:42, 13 October 2007 (UTC)

Username change
Hello, I'd like my username to be changed to sepiatone. I'm trying to keep my contributions to all Wikimedia projects under one username. Thanks! Dilbert93 07:12, 28 November 2007 (UTC)

I do apologise for not getting back sooner - I am more active on Wikipedia. I'm w:User:Sepia tone. Do you think sepia tone would be more appropriate? Let me know, I'm fine with either.

Dilbert93 (talk) 16:27, 12 February 2008 (UTC)

pdf file link in wikipedia.
How to put a link of pdf files in front page of Wikipedia Development??

Do not delete the ultimate chance without knowing the facts... It is a scalping method, which you do not understand...

CU access
I've just asked at meta for your CU access to be removed according to the policy which states that 1 year of inactivity = removal. Your last log entry was Dec 06. Emailed too. – <font color="Indigo">Mike.lifeguard  | <font color="Indigo">talk 01:59, 4 January 2008 (UTC)

Yes.
Yes, I want change my username from HistoryckCKU to Prasuk historyk. HistoryczkCKU (talk) 10:38, 11 January 2008 (UTC)

Another Upload
Hi Derbeth,

I have recently uploaded a modified image. The original image is from the Wikimedia Commons, and the author released it into the public domain, unconditionally. I added text to the original image for use as a wikibook cover. A few months ago, you asked me to make sure that I use the same license as the original author. The original author, User:Gorgo licensed the image as "own work; public domain," so keeping this license required me to claim that the image was my own work.

This is confusing, and I certainly don't want to abuse the wiki community, so I wonder if you could tell me whether or not I am ok this time.

Thanks for your help, and have a great day!

Sorry, I forgot to mention that the name of the newly uploaded image is "Derived from Moraine Lake 17092005.JPG"

Pete (talk) 19:58, 12 January 2008 (UTC)

Usurpation Mania
I'm sending this message to all our current bureaucrats, User:SB Johnny, User:Derbeth, User:Withinfocus (and myself).

If you take a look at WB:AN, you'll notice that we've been swamped with username usurpation requests because of SUL. This isn't even the half of it, my user talk page as well as Mike.lifeguard's are being loaded with them as well. I've been handling the majority of them, I've seen User:Withinfocus handle a couple as well. This volume of requests is likely to stay steady at least, and may rise as more users find naming conflicts.

I'm thinking that we need a more organized way to do this, at least temporarily. en.wikipedia has a nice model to follow, they have a dedicated rename requests page (several, actually), and they use a series of templates to create a lot of links to help the bcrats out. w:WP:USURP is the page, I believe. I would like to create a discussion page (Reading room/Administrative Assistance/Renames is an option) where all rename and usurpation requests can be directed. The page can contain some basic instructions about how to request a rename, and maybe a few basic rules about it. I know we don't have any "official" rules yet, but maybe it's something that we can think about doing. This is another page on your watchlist, and more procedure, but it would help to ease the work flow a little, I think.

User:Withinfocus and I have already had at least one disagreement about a rename (it was very minor), but maybe it's worth coming up with some guidelines as a group? If we have a few points of consistency, that might help to streamline things a little.

Also, considering that bcrat-related activity is in a spike, and some of our current bcrats are less active here then they used to be, I think I would like to seriously field some new candidates for the position. If anybody has any comments or suggestions about this, I would love to hear them. --Whiteknight (Page) (Talk) 05:30, 2 June 2008 (UTC)

 * I created a page for this purpose (probably temporary) at Reading room/Administrative Assistance/Renaming. I don't think we need to "enforce" it's use, but it should help to de-clutter WB:AN a little bit. --Whiteknight (Page) (Talk) 13:40, 4 June 2008 (UTC)

TeX
Apologies for this one. I see the problem now and have put it back on the todo list. --AdRiley (talk) 06:52, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

Deletion of Cascading Style Sheets
Hello, could you please delete Cascading Style Sheets, so that I can move CSS Programming over there? (So that the history of CSS Programming page is not lost.) Thanks. --Dan Polansky (talk) 07:40, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

JavaScript/Contents
I would like to move JavaScript/Contents to JavaScript, given the use of "/Contents" is not the common and recommended practice at Wikibooks. Am I right in this assumption? And if I am, can you please delete JavaScript, so I can move the thing? --Dan Polansky (talk) 12:10, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

 * Thank you, and thank you for the explanation on my talk page. I personally think that the cover pages with a picture are of little use, and that the main page should better feature table of contents, just like it does with, say, LaTeX or Rhetoric and Composition. For a printed book, a cover makes sense, but I estimate that online books are mostly accessed in a reference manner, meaning that the readers have a specific question in mind to which they seek an answer; and for this use case, table of contents and index are of most use. Cover on the main page to the exclusion of index increases the click-distance to the useful content. That said, a kind of cover can be present alongside the TOC, as currently seen at Rhetoric and Composition. --Dan Polansky (talk) 19:08, 11 September 2008 (UTC)

Can you show the original message from Flickr?

thanks for your quick response. how about this one? http://www.flickr.com/photos/crystalflickr/1618832555/ i got it from the category of Creative Commons Attribution License from Flickr. But there is no sign of Creative Commons License from the site of the photograph. Can I use it? And, can you give me some suggestions of where to find free images for the wikibook? i'm a new user. Many thanks!

You are so::: helpful, and efficient too!!! Oh, another thing. Could you delete all these images from the server so that nobody will use them by mistake? I will delete them from my wikibook. Thanks!

JavaScript/Cover
I would really like to see the cover image with the ladybug removed from the TOC of JavaScript. The image has no bearing on JavaScript, and it contains the pretentious text "A great book". That is intellectually dishonest; I've rarely ever seen anything of the sort in commercial publishing, if at all. Also, "WikibookS" is obviously a misspelling of the project name "Wikibooks"; "Javascript" is a misspelling too, so is "WikimediA". And a book on JavaScript would need a portrait format, not a landscape one. I have explained that at the talk page of JavaScript.

My disagreement pertains to what I have stated above; the place where you placed the image is IMHO perfect, combining the quick availability of TOC with the presence of eye candy. --Dan Polansky (talk) 13:34, 12 September 2008 (UTC)

Deleting Global Kids second life curriculum??
Please explain why this page will be deleted soon. Your note describes a consensus process. Were there others included in this process? Jeremykemp (talk) 19:11, 22 September 2008 (UTC)

User:Aram Pitts
Thanks for the tip, I'll keep it in mind if I see similar vandals in the future. --AdRiley (talk) 12:14, 12 November 2008 (UTC)

rename account
I would like to rename my account to a new name; "Niduzzi", as my current name ("Izzudin") is already in use in id: and ar: by others. So I can't unify my account. Thanks! Izzudin (talk) 06:27, 2 December 2008 (UTC)

 * Derbeth, I'll take care of this tonight. --Whiteknight (Page) (Talk) 18:23, 3 December 2008 (UTC)
 * ✅. I was able to do it now. --Whiteknight (Page) (Talk) 18:27, 3 December 2008 (UTC)

changes of the Listen template
Hi Derbeth! Although I like the changes you did to the Listen template, I've undone them because they break my use of it in the Spanish by Choice wikibook. Could you implement these changes in another way (e.g. with an additional parameter) such that the current uses of the template are not affected? Thanks! --Martin Kraus (talk) 15:16, 7 December 2008 (UTC)

re: LaTeX/Formatting
> Hello. You forgot to upload image for description in a new line - there's a red link instead of image. --Derbeth talk 14:59, 12 January 2009 (UTC)

Hey, I didn't forget, but i cannot upload; http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Special:Upload

gives: The action you have requested is limited to users in one of the groups: Autoconfirmed users, Administrator, Uploaders. LR (talk) 18:06, 12 January 2009 (UTC)

User Rename
Hello. I have noticed that you are listed among the bureaucrat's of Wikibooks. I am looking to rename my Wikibooks account, so I can merge my accounts into a unified login. (The account usernames differ between projects). I would like to rename DanielBC to Ellipsis. Hope you can help me here, cheers! DanielBC (talk) 23:13, 12 February 2009 (UTC)

User rename.
I am doing username rename across all wikis, because my name violated wiki policy, so could You rename here User:Softly.lt to User:Softlylt

My reviewer request
Hi Derbeth: Please consider supporing my request to become a reviewer. Moby-Dick4000 (talk) 01:14, 30 August 2009 (UTC)

Requests for permissions
Due to inactivity, you've been nominated for removal of the administrative tools. If you wish to support or oppose the matter, please visit the page linked above. Thank you for your contributions up to this point. -- Adrignola talk contribs 13:09, 23 December 2009 (UTC)

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Rueda de Casino/Dile Que No

This is the Cuban version of the cross-body step. It is pretty much the same, but doesn't have to move through 180 degrees like the cross-body step does. This move takes us from para el medio position into the Cuban basics, i.e., it makes the leaders face clockwise instead of anticlockwise.

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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User:Trevor MacInnis

My main user page is at wikipedia - Trevor MacInnis 16:06, 26 September 2005 (UTC)

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Movie Making Manual/Cinematography/Cameras and Formats/Genesis

A full bandwidth (4:4:4) HD SDI camera with improved colorimetry and sensitometry-related specs and a Super 35-sized recording area, thus making it compatible with regular Cine Primo lenses and 35 mm depth of field. Unlike the 2/3" 3-CCD RGB imaging system used in the CineAlta, the Genesis uses a single 12 megapixel CCD chip with the same width (but not the same height) as a standard 35mm film frame. The main imaging module of the Genesis is made by Sony, but the exact relationship between the two companies is unclear, since the abovementioned joint partnership was dissolved in 2004 with Panavision's re-purchase of the 8% shareholding Sony bought in 2000.

The Genesis is Panavision's high-end digital movie camera, which uses a proprietary, full frame 35mm-width, 1.78 (16:9) aspect ratio, 12.4-megapixel RGB CCD. It is being used for the first time to shoot Bryan Singer's Superman Returns and was shortly followed up by the British WWI film Flyboys. However, the CGI-heavy nature of these two movies meant that ultimately the comedy Scary Movie 4 was the first theatrically released feature sourced primarily from the Genesis camera. Genesis has since been used by cinematographer Dean Semler for shooting Click and Apocalypto.

Unlike the 2/3" 3-CCD RGB imaging system used in the CineAlta HD-900F (used in Attack of the Clones), the Genesis uses a single 12.4 megapixel CCD chip with the same width (but not the same height) as a standard 35mm film frame. The CineAlta presented a number of unwelcome compromises, as the holy grail had always been to produce an electronic camera that could utilize Panavision's existing film-type lenses that their customers were already familiar with, producing similar on-screen images with an equivalent depth-of-field characteristic.

Unfortunately, most lenses designed for film cameras cannot be adapted to work on 3-chip (or 3-tube) video cameras, because of the need to allow room for a dichroic color separation prism. On a typical 2/3" 3-CCD video camera the clearance between the rear lens element and the focal plane needs to be at least 50mm (2"). Most cine lenses have far less clearance than this, as they have only ever needed to allow room for the shutter, so on a video camera, the image will want to focus somewhere in the middle of the prism block. Panavision originally tried to overcome this problem with optical adaptors that fitted between the cine lens and the video camera but these have all produced an unacceptable drop in image quality.

Apart from this, there were a number of operational problems with both the lenses and cameras used for Attack of the Clones, and so for Revenge of the Sith, George Lucas severed his long-standing relationship with Panavision in 2003, obtaining newer-model Sony HD cameras and lenses from Plus8Digital instead, highlighting the perennial problem of rapid obsolescence of video formats.

In an attempt to address these problems, Panavision followed this up in 2004 with the Genesis HD camera, a full bandwidth (4:4:4) HD SDI camera with improved colorimetry and sensitometry-related specs and a Super 35-sized recording area, thus making it focally compatible with regular Cine Primo lenses and giving a true 35 mm depth of field.

Unlike the 2/3" 3-CCD RGB imaging system used in the CineAlta, the Genesis uses a single 12 megapixel CCD chip (although it only actually outputs 6 Megapixels - 2M each of red, green and blue) with the same width (but not the same height) as a standard 35mm film frame. This is a significant breakthrough in that it allows just about any Panavision spherical 35mm cine lens to be used. However there are as yet unanswered questions about the resultant color quality, since single-chip NTSC and PAL color cameras using the exact same color-stripe sampling technique have always performed poorly compared to equivalent 3-chip models. The main imaging module of the Genesis is made by Sony, but the exact relationship between the two companies is unclear, since their joint partnership was dissolved in 2004 with Panavision's re-purchase of the 8% shareholding Sony bought in 2000.

In any event, there is still considerable skepticism in the film industry about the real value of digital cinematography for mainstream movie production, and as of yet, only a very small percentage of cinema-release projects have been shot digitally since Sony/Panavision introduced the CineAlta in 1999. Only two true "blockbuster" movies have been shot digitally (as of October 2005): Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. Other notable but lesser-stature digitally captured features include: Collateral and Miami Vice (both by 'Michael Mann'), Sin City, Once Upon a Time in Mexico and the Spykids series. Significantly, none of the Columbia Pictures CGI-heavy Marvel Comics films (Spiderman, X-Men, Fantastic Four, The Hulk) were shot digitally, even though Columbia is owned by Sony.

There have also been numerous complaints about the small black and white viewfinders normally supplied with digital cameras, which are virtually useless for critical focus. The D-20, Arri's answer to the Genesis, incorporates a reflex optical viewfinder to address this concern. The Genesis uses Sony's HDVF-C30W TFT color LCD viewfinder, which has a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels.

Films made with the Genesis

 * Bryan Singer's "Superman Returns", Warner Bros, Sydney
 * British independent production "Flyboys"
 * "Scary Movie 4"
 * "Click" with Adam Sandler
 * Mel Gibson's "Apocalypto"
 * Robert Rodriguez's "Grind House"
 * "La Maison Du Bonheur"
 * "Empty City"
 * "A Tiger's Tale"
 * "Deja Vu"
 * "Next"
 * "The Lookout"
 * "The Ferryman"
 * "Asterix"
 * "Balls Of Fury"
 * "Before The Devil Knows You're Dead"
 * "Condemned"
 * "His Majesty Minor"
 * "Slipstream"
 * "Revenge Of The Nerds"
 * "The Comebacks"
 * "The Other Boleyn Girl"
 * "Cloverfield"

Television series made with the Genesis

 * "Night Stalker"
 * "Conviction"
 * "What ABout Brian"
 * "Justice"
 * "3 Lbs."


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User talk:Forbes

Review the APA style linked from the references page. APA does not take ""

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Talk:Ordinary Differential Equations/Separable 2

I think it needs to be pointed out that in the exponential decay, the fact that we will "run out" of rabbits or atoms is because they are discrete quantities, while the DE is a continuous model - the exponential function asymptotically approaches zero but will never equal it (well until you hit an infinite time), but you don't think about having fractions of rabbits or atoms when you find your exponential function equals, say, 0.5. 203.26.177.2 17:58, 26 September 2005 (UTC)

Good point. I'll add something about this when I get a chance (maybe sometime in a day or 2), unless you want to go ahead and do it for me. --Gabe Sechan 19:51, 26 September 2005 (UTC)

Shouldn't the left hand side of the second integration be with respect to dt like the right side? x' is usually dx/dt? 128.183.52.202 18:24, 21 June 2007 (UTC)
 * Yes it should have been, too bad this comment went unnoticed for so long. Thanks though, the change did get made. Thenub314 (talk) 16:55, 19 October 2010 (UTC)


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Rueda de Casino/Dame

After pushing hands together in the Cuban basic, the leaders turn to their right and reach for the next partner, then on the first beat they start a dile que no, and then continue with Cuban basics (or anything else the caller shouts), maintaining a fluid and captivating dance flow.

Note: There are some other names for this command: Dame Una Dame Otra No Me Gusta

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Gmail/Filters

Filters can filtrate your incoming mails, and put them into labels, archive them automatically or delete them.

Create a filter
When you make a filter you click the little "Create Filter button" beside the search bar. Now you see a big yellow box, where you can choose what the massages have to contain or be like, should it filtered or not. If you click the test search button you can see what messages it will filter. After choosing the options you click the "Next Step" button.

You will see a new box, here you choose the action of the filter. Here is a description of the actions:
 * "Skip the inbox" The message will be archived (Gmail version of "archived" - see below)
 * "Star it" Give the message a star.
 * "Apply the label" Puts the message into a label.
 * "Forward it to" Forward the mail to another Mail account.
 * "Move to deleted items" Delete the message.

Note: when you "archive" a message, all this means is the messages has its "Inbox" label removed. It does not changes its read/unread status etc. So, in the second screen, using "Skip the Inbox" with "Apply the Label:[ ]" would move incoming mail matched by the filter automatically into a separate "folder" in Outlook speak. If the message is left unread, then the label will the appear in bold with the number next of unread messages next to it, just like the Gmail "Folders" behave (e.g. Spam, Trash).

Of course you can choose more than one action, so you can star and archive a message at the same time.

Advanced filters
The titles that Gmail gives each filter are in fact the "script" that it uses to parse each email. In other words, if you cut and pasted the entire title into the "Has the words" box, you would get the exact same filter. This obviously is silly--the interface generated that filter in a much easier fashion. But, it opens up new possibilities. For example, you now can do AND's and OR's to generate complex filters. So something like (subject:(biking)) AND (from:(foo) OR from:(bar)) would match all messages about biking that came from either foo or bar.

The symbol | (found on the same key as \), means OR. So you could write biking | helmet, which would be similar to (biking) OR (helmet), in the preceding paragraph.

Here are a few "super" filters.

 * 1) Create label bookmarks, in the to: box type in, youremail@gmail.com, and in the from: box, type in youremail@gmail.com, apply label bookmarks, archive now. Now, when you email yourself you won't clutter your inbox.
 * 2) Create label attachments. Check the Has attachments, label it attachments, archive it (if preferred). Now any email you have that has attachments, get labeled attachments. Making it easier to stay organized.
 * 3) Use Gmail as a multimedia holder. do the following: create filter, in the has words box, type filename:mp3, apply label music, check the latest updates

If you have another format and don't want to make a separate filter, do the following: filename:mp3 | filename:wav. Refer to 2nd paragraph (above) for what | means.

Google offers a range of documented and undocumented search and filter operators that can be used to fine-tune a filter.

Weakness in filter pattern matching
One weakness is that Gmail filters on match on ASCII letters. In fact, only case-insensitive ASCII. So for example, I get a bunch of messages that nicely have a subject that starts with [Bike]. One would hope that matching on [Bike] in the subject line would grab these emails and nothing else. But, matching on [Bike] is exactly the same as matching on bike. So it matches, BIKE, Bike, bike, and obviously the intended [Bike].

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text: User talk:69.31.192.106

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Category:Sprout recipes

Recipes involving sprouts.

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Talk:Introduction to Astrophysics

 * Who is the author of this book? Must be a really smart and dedicated one; because I enjoyed reading this book. Thank You!

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Category:User no

da:Kategori:Brugere no de:Kategorie:User no fr:Catégorie:Utilisateur no it:Categoria:Utenti no ja:カテゴリ:User no no:Kategori:Bruker no pl:Kategoria:User no pt:Categoria:Usuário no

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CRE Loaded Features/Introduction

This section gives a brief description of each heading in the CRE Loaded menus. Each section will link to the page listed in the contents as and when these pages are filled.

Administrator
You can assign permissions to individuals or groups here.

Configuration
The place where most general values for your cart are entered and used - from the name of the store to the size of the pictures.

Catalog
Your products, their blurbs, pictures and attributes are dealt with here. A very useful way to upload products called Easy Populate is present here too.

Info System
A place to put things such as Shipping and Returns Policies. Also the place where the main page can be edited.

NewsDesk
Update your customers with the latest news on your products. Allow customers to review your products.

FAQDesk
A simple way to deal with those frequently asked questions.

Modules
Dealing with those external sites vital to a mail order business - shipping and payments.

Vouchers/Coupons
Entice customers with discounts.

Customers/Orders
Everything you need to know about your customers details. Everything you need to know about what they ordered and where to deliver.

Affiliates
Encourage websites to advertise your products.

Locations/Taxes
Setup relevant tax rates and classes of taxable goods here.

Localization
Currencies, languages and order status names.

Design Controls
Administrate templates and Infoboxes

Links Manager
Create links to other sites.

Reports
View reports on how people view your site.

Tools
Email your customers, backup your database.

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Category:Iranian recipes

Recipes from Iran.

ko:분류:이란 요리

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User talk:MathMan64~enwikibooks/Arithmetic/Rounding

A playground is much more versatile than a sandbox.


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User talk:165.123.190.47

Thanks for experimenting with Wikibooks. Your test worked, and has now been removed. Please use Sandbox for any other tests you want to do, since testing material in modules will normally be removed quickly. Please see the welcome page if you would like to learn more about contributing to our project. Thanks.

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Arabic/whatQuestions

The Arabic word for "what" in question sentences is usually ماذا (maadha) or the shorter form ما (maa). ماذا (maadha) or ما (maa) is used to translate the following sentences from English to Arabic.

What is your name? What did you do? What are you doing? What is this? What will you do?

Just like in English the word for "What" usually goes at the beginning of the sentence in Arabic.

ما أسـمك؟ maa ismuk mas-muk (irregular) What's your name?

ما أسـمـي؟

maa asmii maa-as-mii What's my name?

ماذا فعلت؟ maadha fa`alt(a)? maa-dha-fa-`alt what did you do? ماذا تفعل؟ maadha taf`al? maa-dha-taf-`al What are you doing?/What do you do?

ما هذا؟ maa haadha? maa-haa-dha What is this?

ماذا ستفعل؟ maadha sa-taf`al? maa-dha-sa-taf-`al What will you (guy) do? ماذا ستفعلين؟

maadha sa-taf`aliin(a)? maa-dha-sa-taf-`a-liin What will you (girl) do? ماذا تريد؟

maadha turiid? maa-dha-tu-riid(a)? What do you (guy) want?

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Talk:Aros/Platforms/x86 installing

where info help OS AROS spanis?

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Arabic/whyQuestions

The Arabic word for "why" is لـماذا (li-maa-dha). The shorter form is لـما (li-maa). Do not assume that لـما (li-maa) and لـماذا (li-maa-dha) are interchangeable. These words go at the beginning of a question just like "why" does in English. There are big differences between Arabic and English question making. In Arabic adding a question word at the beginning of a statement makes it a question. In English words have to be moved around. In Arabic no words are moved around to make a question.

Here are some examples of questions with لـماذا (limaadha):  لـماذا فعلتَ ذالك؟ limaadha fa`alta dhaalik(a)? li-maa-dha fa-`al-ta-dhaa-lik Why did you (guy) do that?

 لماذا يحب هذه البنت؟ limaadha yuhib hadhihi 'l-bint? li-maa-dha yoo-hihb ha-dh-i-hil-bint Why does he like that girl?

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User talk:Polyparadigm~enwikibooks

Cookbook:Chocolate_Cheese_Cake
I've done some additional cleanup; removing the redundant procedure steps, adding some cats, trying to clarify the process. I may have inadvertently removed your preferred wording, so please rv changes that don't fit with your actual recipe, but I tried my best to get the meaning. Kellen T 04:41, 27 September 2005 (UTC)

 * Hi, User:198.236.13.33 has been making some sketchy edits, which you noticed to some degree on the cheesecake recipe. We've rv'd all of their changes except the ones on the cheesecake. I suggest you have no mercy for their edits (some of their other edits were blatant vandalism, and others were plain wrong) and make sure the recipe is up to snuff. Kellen T 05:09, 5 October 2005 (UTC)

title v. sentence case
Hi. You should look at Cookbook:Policy for discussion with respect to the accepted case-format for recipes. Right now, everything is in title case and changing that should be done through some sort of discussion on Talk:Cookbook. Making your one or two recipes in sentence case will just make our layout more confusing. Kellen T 22:15, 28 September 2005 (UTC)

Copyright problem with Image:Jones book plane.PNG
--Derbeth talk 10:20, 14 November 2005 (UTC)

 * I think this quote means releasing work of author under GFDL. You can use GFDL but instead of "used by permission" write "Author agreed to GFDL terms" and link to template with part of e-mail. Could you also tag your other images? --Derbeth talk 22:13, 14 November 2005 (UTC)

Bookbinding/Long stitch
Are you the author of this chapter? I found the same at http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~jones/book/cover.html --Derbeth talk 22:02, 17 November 2005 (UTC)

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Old English/Phrases

Note that italics are used in Old English words to indicate that a word is a new word, not attested in historical Old English. Some expressions have several forms, separated by a semicolon. If an expression has two forms, the second one is said to several people rather than just one.

Greetings and introduction
Note that greeting by time of day, e.g. "good morning", are not idiomatic or normal in Old English. There is no need to use them - use the equivalent of "hello" instead. If, for whatever reason, you insist on using them anyway, you may use the following:
 * Hello! : Ƿes hāl! - Ƿesað hāle (possibly Anglian);: Bēo ġesund - Bēoð ġesunde (West Saxon)
 * How are you doing? : Hū meaht þū? - Hū magon ġē?;: Hū eart þū? - Hū sindon ġē?
 * I'm well. : Iċ mæg ƿel; Iċ eom hāl; Iċ eom ġesund
 * What is your name? : Hƿæt is þīn nama? Hū hāttest þū?; Hƿæt hāttest þū?
 * My name is ______. : Iċ hātte ______.; Mīn nama is ______.
 * This (a man / a woman) is... : Þes/Þēos is...
 * I'll introduce him/her to you : Iċ tǣċe hine/hīe þē
 * Goodbye (said by departing person): Often the same as the above translations of "Hello!".
 * Goodbye (said by the person remaining) : Far ġesund (to one person); Farað ġesunde (to multiple)
 * Good morning : Hafa gōdne morgen - Habbað gōdne morgen
 * Good day : Hafa gōdne dæg - Habbað gōdne morgen
 * Good evening : Hafa gōdne ǣfen - Habbað gōdne ǣfen
 * Good night : Hafa gōde nihte - Habbað gōde nihte

Such a greeting is recording in very early Middle English, but not Old English. If you include the "hafa/habbað", then the greeting is at least sensical and grammatical if not idiomatic; but if the "hafa/habbað" is omitted, it is a slavish imitation of Modern German.

Etiquette
Note that it is likely that Old English speakers had somewhat different etiquette sensibilities than MnE speakers.
 * Please : Iċ bidde þē - Iċ bidde ēoƿ
 * Thank you : Iċ þanciġe þē - Iċ þanciġe ēoƿ
 * Yes : Ġēa
 * No : Nese
 * I'm sorry : Mē ofþyncþ; Belāda mē - Belādiað mē

Communication

 * Do you speak Old English? : Spricst þū Englisċ? - Sprecaþ ġē Englisċ?
 * I don't speak Old English : Iċ ne sprece Englisċ
 * Does anyone here speak Old English? : Spricþ hēr ǣniġ mann Englisċ?
 * I don't understand : Iċ ne understande
 * What does ... mean? : Hƿæt mǣnð ...?
 * How do I say... (in Old English)? : Hū seċġe iċ... (on Englisċ)?
 * Say it in Modern English: Sæġe þæt on Nīƿenglisċ - Seċġaþ þæt on Nīƿenglisċ
 * Say it again: Sæġe þæt eft - Seċġaþ þæt eft
 * Speak more slowly: Sprec þu slāƿor - Sprecaþ ġe slāƿor
 * I don't know that word: Iċ nāt þæt ƿord
 * Please, explain to me...: Iċ bidde þē, āreċe mē...
 * What did he/she say?: Hƿæt sǣde hē/hēo?

Food and drink

 * I'm hungry : Mē hyngreð
 * I'm thirsty : Mē þyrst
 * What's there to eat? : Hƿæt is tō etenne?
 * What's there to drink? : Hƿæt is tō drincenne?
 * There's still some bread/wine/water/milk : Hlāfes/ƿīnes/ƿæteres/meolċe/æpp ġīt belīft
 * Would you like an apple/beer/bread/water/milk/beer/wine? : Ƿilt þū/ġe æppel/bēores/hlāfes/ƿæteres/meolċe/ƿīnes?

Religion
Note: "hǣðen" in OE had adopted quite medieval Christian sensibilities of use, and could probably be used for everyone who was not a monotheist, including atheists, polytheists, and so forth. However, perhaps, Germanic pagans were the most obvious examples of "pagans" in the medieval Germanic Christian mindselt. Note: While "indisċ hǣðen" would likely be very easy for a native Old English speaker to understand, Hindus may prefer a new word like "hinden (man)/hindnu (woman)" to the historically Christianified sense of "hǣðen"
 * I believe in God : Iċ ġelīfe on gode
 * I am Christian : Iċ eom crīsten (a man)/Iċ eom crīstnu (a woman)
 * I am Germanic pagan : Iċ eom (germanisċ) hǣðen (of a man)/Iċ eom (germanisċ) hǣðnu (of a woman)
 * I am not a monotheist : Iċ eom hǣðen/Iċ ne ġelīfe on ānum gode.
 * I am Muslim : Iċ eom muslim
 * I am Buddhist : Iċ eom budden (of a man)/Iċ eom buddnu (of a woman)
 * I am Hindu : Iċ eom indisċ hǣðen (of a man)/Iċ eom indisċ hǣðnu (of a woman)
 * I am Jewish : Iċ eom iudēisċ
 * I don't believe in gods : Iċ ne ġelīfe on godum
 * I am godless : Iċ eom godlēas
 * I don't know whether a god exists (or not) : Iċ nāt hƿæðer god sī (þe nā)
 * I believe in spirits : Iċ ġelīfe on gāstum
 * I believe in something : Iċ ġelīfe on hƿǣm
 * I believe in an afterlife : Iċ ġelīfe on æfterlīfe/Iċ ġelīfe on līfe æfter dēaðe
 * I believe in human virtue : Iċ ġelīfe on manncystum
 * I am secularist : Iċ ne ġeþafie þæt ġelēafan habben ġeƿeald (literally, "I don't support faiths having (political) power")
 * I don't observe religion : Iċ ne begange nānne ġelēafan
 * I'm New Age : Iċ eom nīƿyldisċ hǣðen (of a man)/Iċ eom nīƿyldisċ hǣðnu (of a woman)

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Nintendo Wars/Battalion Wars

Infantry
Western Frontier
 * Rifle
 * Weapon: M17 Rifle (Balanced and Accurate at Long-Ranges)
 * Assaulter
 * Weapon: M70 Machine Gun (Stronger and effective against Light Armor but less accurate beyond Medium-Range. Rate of Fire increased but will jam if overcharged)
 * Mortar
 * Weapon: Grenade Launcher (Damage and Explosion Radius increased but may explode if charged for too long)
 * Flamer
 * Weapon: High-Pressure Flamethrower (Range increased but will overheat)
 * Bazooka
 * Weapon: Anti-Tank Bazooka (Power and Velocity increased when fully charged)
 * Missile
 * Weapon: Silverfish Surface-to-Air Missile Launcher (Fires 4 Missiles when fully charged)

Tundran Territories
 * Rifle
 * Weapon: Assault Rifle (AK-47)
 * Assaulter
 * Weapon: Machine Gun (Modified AK Rifle)
 * Flamer
 * Weapon: High-Pressure Flamethrower
 * Bazooka
 * Weapon: RPG
 * Missile
 * Weapon: 3-Cell Man-Portable Surface-to-Air Missile Launcher (Fully charged, it fires 3 Missiles)

Solar Empire
 * Rifle
 * Weapon: Laser Rifle
 * Assaulter
 * Weapon: Auto-Blaster (The Shots always travel in a straight line rather than spreading out)
 * Plasma
 * Weapon: Plasma Projector

Xylvania
 * Rifle
 * Weapon: Machine Gun (MP40 SMG)
 * Minigun
 * Weapon: Minigun (though it looks more like the MG08, the German-Produced Version of the Maxim machine gun)
 * Grenade
 * Weapon: Grenade Launcher
 * Acid Gasser
 * Weapon: Chemical Spray Gun
 * Rocket
 * Weapon: Rocket Launcher (Panzerfaust)
 * Ack-Ack
 * Weapon: Missile Launcher

Vehicles

 * Light Recon (Western Frontier Army: MX-500 Dervish)
 * Weapon: Heavy Machine Gun (Can be specially modified to mount an additional Light Machine Gun)
 * Heavy Recon (Western Frontier Army: Humbug)
 * Weapons: Heavy Machine Gun x2
 * Light Tank (Western Frontier Army: Herman Mk5)
 * Weapons: 100mm Cannon, Heavy Machine Gun
 * Heavy Tank (Western Frontier Army: M1A5 Battle Tank "Herminator")
 * Weapons: 100mm Cannon x2, Heavy Machine Gun x2
 * AA Vehicle (Western Frontier Army: Prometheus AIM-9RR)
 * Weapons: IS-III Silverfish Anti-Aircraft Missiles, Heavy Machine Gun
 * Artillery (Western Frontier Army: Preacher PK-772)
 * Weapons: 88mm Low-Recoil Cannon, Heavy Machine gun
 * Battlestation (Western Frontier Army: AJAX T-500)
 * Weapons: Twin-Barrel Battle Cannons, Anti-Vehicle Turret x2, Heavy Machine Gun x3

Aircraft

 * Gunship (Western Frontier Army: Duey AH-86)
 * Weapons: AMG-115 Heckfire Anti-Tank Missiles, Heavy Machine Gun x2
 * Fighter (Western Frontier Army: F-19 Poltergeist)
 * Weapons: Silverfish Air-to-Air Missiles, Anti-Air Turret
 * Bomber (Western Frontier Army: Valentine B-58)
 * Weapons: Bombs, Anti-Air Turret x2
 * Strato Destroyer (Western Frontier Army: B-5000)
 * Weapons: Silverfish Air-to-Air Missiles, Bombs, Anti-Air Turret x4
 * Transport Copter (Western Frontier Army: C-Type Samson)
 * Weapons: Heavy Machine Gun x2

Defense structures

 * Machine Gun Nest
 * A simple defense structure composed of sandbags. With no limit in traverse, It can fire in any direction.

 * Machine Gun Bunker
 * More solid than the MG Nest, the MG Bunker is hard to destroy without explosive weaponry. It's only disadvantage is the limited firing field of 160 Degrees.

 * Gun Tower
 * Another defense structure that uses Height Advantage against Infantry. Has a blind spot in its roots.very weak against artillery and close bazooka vets.

 * Xylvanian Pillbox
 * Equipped with an Anti-Tank Gun and 2 Heavy Machine Guns to protect its side flanks.

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Old English/Vocabulary/Verbs

Movement

 * come - cuman
 * go - gān
 * wander - ƿandrian, sƿīcan
 * do - dōn
 * travel, journey - Faran, Sīþian
 * step - stēppan

Class 1

 * Fremman - do, accomplish
 * Tǣċan - teach
 * Nerian - save
 * Hīeran - hear
 * Aƿyrcan - do, effect
 * Merian - purify, refine
 * Myntan - intend

Other verbs

 * remember - Gemunan
 * enjoy, make use of - brucan
 * take - niman
 * save, defend, shelter, guard - beorgan
 * compose, write, edit - ādihtan
 * arrange, set in order, regulate, direct - dihtian
 * owe, to be obliged, must, should (auxiliary) - sculan
 * cover / cover (up), put a cover over - ƿreon
 * prepare, supply, make ready - ġearcian
 * offend, scandalize - ǣsƿīcian
 * marry, wed - ǣƿnian
 * hate; persecute - fēoġan, feogean
 * expect, await - bāsnian
 * breach, break through - brēcan

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