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Hi, Please take your issues to the talkpage, I'm not fussed who's right or wrong point is you've both gone overWP:3rr so you both need to discuss otherwise your both going to end up blocked, Thank you. –Davey2010Talk05:06, 1 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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Hey. Look, what I am going to say is just a tip from an old timer to another; feel free to ignore it, no hard feelings.
Good beneficiary actions in Wikipedia have previously been stopped and banned because the person doing them gave a bad impression. For example, Archive.is is an awesome service but it was banned here for a very long time, because its maintainer did fishy stuff that put everyone into skeptical mode. See? A good thing got banned because it rubbed people the wrong way.
Let's assumeSecurity and Maintenance must really and truly be moved toWindows Defender Security Center. Let's assume, right? With your aggressive editing in the wrong place and your bulldozer attitude, it won't happen. Face it: You gave a bad impression. Imagine Wikipedia as a huge building under construction. Bringing a wrecking ball to a long-completed wing of the building in which people have been living for years, and then giving the excuse that "it is a work in progress anyway" and "newer maps say such and such" does not fly with anyone.
That said, Windows 10 is a soup in which competing components have co-existed for three years now:Control Panel andSettings,Windows Photo Viewer andPhotos,Internet Explorer andEdge,Paint andPaint 3D,Windows Media Player andGroove Music,Windows Command Prompt andWindows PowerShell... Windows 10 is approaching the end of its mainstream support and I won't be surprised if this civil war doesn't end by then (at which point it will never end).
FleetCommand(Speak your mind!)22:39, 10 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]
I noticed that you had reverted my changes to the articleDarwin_(operating_system). The information remove is pure product details which has its place in a product brochure rather than in a Wikipedia article. A long list of past and current revisions of the software does not add any information. The information needs to be removed asWP:NOTJARGONHagennos (talk)17:20, 25 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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As you are one of the top ten contributors to themacOS andmacOS Server articles, I thought perhaps you might be interested in participating in theTemplates for Discussion entry for{{MacOS derivations}}. This template is a navbox. The discussion is stalled because of a lack of contributors.
To summarize the long conversation there (and the changes that happened afterwards), IMHO, this navbox:
As such, it should either be deleted or merged. Currently, this discussion is only attended by the template's creator, and one other anonymous editor (IP) who doesn't have any other contributions to Wikipedia.
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Regardingyour revision onPower Mac G4, the name of the article and its abbreviations, synonyms, and foreign language translations are bold the first time they are mentioned in the lead section of the article if the lead section can mention the full names without awkward wording perMOS:BOLDTITLE. This doesn’t apply to sections.Interqwarktalkcontribs00:58, 3 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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You are invited to join the discussion atWikipedia:Village pump (policy) § RfC on the "Airlines and destinations" tables in airport articles. I saw that you participated in adiscussion on a similar topic.Sunnya343 (talk)18:19, 8 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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