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I don't understand what you are asking me. The image is not strictly required- the article would be fine without it, everything useful that it tells/shows us could be given in free text. Please review the non-free content guidelines, or explain why you believe that this image is needed. J Milburn (talk) 16:42, 30 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]
They are not 'my' standards. I'm not sure how many times I will have to link this, but please review the non-free content guidelines before uploading any more non-free media. The image is not showing anything that freely licensed text could not, and so it is easily replaceable. If you can show me why the image is needed, with reference to Wikipedia's standards, then I will happily change my mind. J Milburn (talk) 16:47, 30 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]
That is a list of types of images which may be appropriate for use on Wikipedia- note that, at the start of that section, it says "Some copyrighted images may be used on Wikipedia, providing they meet both the legal criteria for fair use, and Wikipedia's own guidelines for non-free content. Copyrighted images that reasonably can be replaced by free/libre images are not suitable for Wikipedia." (emphasis mine) It is not a list of types of non-free material that can be used as if they are free. J Milburn (talk) 16:53, 30 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]
There has already been an article that was deleted - this one looks like lasting though - however if you are going to create and edit articles in wp english regularly - you must get used to putting project tags - specially due to the living persons issue - it helps to have articles within the project included by tagging! SatuSuro12:07, 28 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Please either ask for help or check your english carefully - some of the sentences in the Indonesia Wikipedia article are not normal english! SatuSuro15:38, 28 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I apologise for any misunderstandings I may have created, however I do not see any point in being that pointed about a typo or misunderstanding - best to get back to the editor who makes such a claim and not get too upset - the whole point of talk pages is to clarify - not get all precious about something. There are other ways of respinding to others mistakes.
In the message above I had meant to put English Wikipedia, Indonesia Project - re the the Indonesia Wikipedia
But if you make a mistake on the article about Revo or Indonesian Wikipedia - someone will either correct the mistake or come to your talk page and ask you about it. I cannot help that in any way, nor can chris or anyone else - you must understand that Wikipedia is not a place where everyone is always nice and friendly - even if you ask others to help you from being visited, that is not how this place works
All that aside I cannot understand why a simple observation about an article can get so drawn out.
Also as it was not carefully explained in my short hand language and not helpful manner.
There already had been an article about Revo about a year ago but it was put up for WP:AFD and was deleted.
It is important to know that, as it was considered that he was not notable. It is always worth knowing if you are creating an article about someone who has already had an article - but it was deleted.
If you have a problem - always best to communicate direct - adding other people in can easily increase the misunderstandings to the point that too many people and too many misunderstandings can be quite unhelpful. SatuSuro05:30, 1 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]
The other point as I have had some online communication with Revo ( over a year or so) - it would be good to see an article up and staying on wikipedia and not being challenged in anyway. SatuSuro05:35, 1 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Aproposed deletion template has been added to the article Systematic, suggesting that it be deleted according to the proposed deletion process because of the following concern:
WP is not a dictionary, and Wikitionary already has definitions of "Systematic"
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Also, you moved the band and then over-wrote the redirect which led to them: if you do anything like that again please remember to add a "hatnote" to redirect readers to the article you have moved, as otherwise it becomes unfindable. PamD (talk) 10:01, 1 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]
To explain: previously, "Systematic" was the article about the band. You moved that article to a new title"Systematic (band)", which created an automatic "redirect" so that anyone searching on "systematic" would have been pointed to the band. But you then over-wrote that with your new article. You should have added a "hatnote", a note at the top of the page, to refer readers to the article for the band. I hope that makes sense now? It's not particularly challenging technically to add a hatnote, but it's a mistake to cut off an article so that it can't be found, as you did to the band.
As for "Systematic": it's an adjective. On its own it cannot be "actually part of epistemology/ science " as you say. "Systematic xxxx", where xxxx is some noun or phrase, might well be a part of epistemology and a useful article (though the word "systematic" doesn't occur in the Epistemology article). But you can't have an adjective as an article name (the name of the band is different, of course, as a proper noun): see Wikipedia:Naming conventions where it says "Redirect adjectives to nouns: Convention: Adjectives (such as democratic) should redirect to nouns (in this case, democracy)". You might find there is already a relevant article if you look at All pages with titles beginning with SystemorAll pages with titles beginning with Systematic. Hope that helps. PamD (talk) 23:01, 1 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]
The large paragraph in Indonesian wikipedia about Indonesian language is unnecessary - why did you put it in? It hardly relates to the article at all - all that was needed was a link or two to other articles about that if at all SatuSuro05:48, 10 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]
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