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Thanks for your contributions to the Moruya page and your new article on the Moruya High School. Regards --AYArktos 09:10, 7 September 2005 (UTC)

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hi

Thanks for the heads up. I've fixed up the google logos.

Um, is there somewhere I can go to, to see all the images I have uploaded? As I have uploaded a few in the past few days, but haven't added all the copyright info etc.

EDIT: found, and fixed, no probs (I think those copyright tags suit?)

Is there anything I need to do that I've missed?

cheers Treelovinhippie 00:53, 3 October 2005 (UTC)

An idiot replies

Of course you can say alost anything on your user page. If it's a good idea, that's another story. It's bad form to guess at another user's motivations, and quite bad form to then use a pejorative for that user based upon those guesses.

I've got nothing in particular against podcruft. Have a browse of proposed guideline WP:WEB and consider if the articles qualify.
Cheers,
brenneman^(t)(c) 03:31, 4 October 2005 (UTC)

Charming. - brenneman^(t)(c) 03:51, 4 October 2005 (UTC)

Emphasise the word 'proposed'

If you look in that article right at the top it says This page is a proposed Wikipedia policy, guideline, or process.

i.e. It hasn't yet been put into action, but is still in discussion.

In my belief, Wikipedia is an encyclopedia. Encyclopedia's aim to be the central source of a multitude and mass of information.

The articles I have created or editted for the podcasts I enjoy listening or watching are simply providing information about them, and in the distant future if some of these podcasts phase out, the articles will serve as information regarding the history of those podcasts and podcasting in general.

Also, why, my friend, is there a Podcast category () on wikipedia which lists many different available podcasts?

If information on websites are banned from Wikipedia, then immediately, there goes half the information Wikipedia comprises, the Internet is such a huge part of Wikipedia and life these days it would be down right stupid to delete all website-related articles from Wikipedia. And anyway, the articles on the websites are NOT created for the sole reason of promotion, they are created to add to the Wikipedia pool of information and to share with it's users what the website is about.

Sure, if someone created an article on their website which was a simple site that talked about dogs for instance, then I wouldn't consider this to be worthy of being created on Wikipedia (although perhaps a separate section can be created for these article-types to be submitted to). But most site articles submitted to Wikipedia are about a site or something which is new, unique or interesting and as I said before, adds to the pool of knowledge that is Wikipedia.

cheers Treelovinhippie 03:49, 4 October 2005 (UTC)

Hey that was good! I did know it was proposed, I said that when I linked it. If you can argue that well enough to convince people on AfD, I won't die. I think that you meant this to go here. - brenneman^(t)(c) 05:48, 4 October 2005 (UTC)

Ruby on Rails and Rubygems

Why'd you send Rubygems to Ruby on Rails? They're two separate things... it'd be like combining Microsoft Office with AOL Instant Messenger because they both run on Windows.

Ah, OK, will change that

Retard?

Dear Treelovinhippie,
Please review WP:NPA.
brenneman^(t)(c)
06:49, 10 October 2005 (UTC)

• Maybe you should have a read of that one too. Since I've decided to assist with articles on wikipedia, you have made the experience nothing but hell you piece of shit. Pull your finger out of your bureaucratic arse and rot in hell.
  • With as much niceness as I can summon up, the problem isn't really me. I could have been more gentle I suppose, but I havne't engaged in any personal attacks. While I understand that you're a bit personally involved in these articles, calling people names isn't going to help. I see that you've made positive contributions to other articles (fair use images, etc) so I'd hope that you can let go of some hostility and become a good contributor.
    • Actually I have absolutely no affiliation with any of the podcast articles I have created/editted... I'm in Australia, they're in the US! Treelovinhippie 23:10, 10 October 2005 (UTC)
  • As I'm sure you're aware, the minor podcast articles are looking to be deleted. If you'll have a quiet think about it, you'll see that this means either there exists a shadowy group of pod-haters who have ganged up or that these articles aren't encyclopedic.
    • So can you please give me a definition of what an encyclopedia is? hmmm, I always thought it was a giant source of information combined into one location; not a place where articles are deleted, even though they are extremeley popular in the web community. Treelovinhippie 23:10, 10 October 2005 (UTC)
  • I do hope that you can start to enjoy your time here, but please do throttle back a bit, eh?
    brenneman^(t)(c) 22:57, 10 October 2005 (UTC)
    • PS, Why the fuck do you have a dispute resolution box on your user page? Is this because you deliberately piss people off to cause confrontation? Treelovinhippie 23:10, 10 October 2005 (UTC)

It's not usually a good idea to nest your points inside someone else's as it's hard to read. If you must do that, using another colour is a good idea. Anyway:

1. I didn't say you were affiliated with the podcasts, just that you seemed emotionally involved in the articles.
2. There exist a large number of guidelines as to what is and isn't encyclopedic. Try WP:NOT and WP:WEB for starters.
3. Nominating an article for deletion is about the content not the contributor. Please look over WP:FAITH, too.
4. Dispute resolution? I'm not sure that you know how to link a diff, but if you do please provide one where I've been anything but nice.

Really, mate, you've not done yourself any favours here. Every contribution you make is recorded forever, and people will judge you by them. I am, believe it or not, trying to help you here. Wikipedia can be a lot fun, but unless you can change the way that you deal with others, you're not going to have any fun, eh?
brenneman^(t)(c) 23:33, 10 October 2005 (UTC)

• • hmmm, still no answer as to why you have a dispute resolution box on your user page.
    • Actually, I did answer that. You suggested that it was because I "liked pissing people off". I asked you to show where I've done so.
    • I'd suggest that the fact that you've linked my user page under the words "THIS IDIOT" says more about you than the fact that I've linked dispute resolution.
      brenneman^(t)(c) 08:53, 11 October 2005 (UTC)

Tagging for deletion

Well the fact that once you decided to tag one of the articles I helped with, for deletion, then you decided to search for all the other articles I had done and also mark them for deletion! You haven't seemed to mark any other site articles!

• TLH - I'm sorry that you chose to take that as personal. The articles had links to each other in them. I simply followed those links. Have you looked at my contributions? I nominate lots of articles for deletion.
  brenneman^(t)(c) 00:47, 12 October 2005 (UTC)
• OK, I understand you're just trying to uphold the wikipedia policies etc. I just think there should be a separate section like web.wikipedia.org for popular websites/tech to add articles to. Sorry about the outbursts and all that. cheers Treelovinhippie 03:53, 13 October 2005 (UTC)

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Hi Treelovinhippe, just checking in to say I've added a comment regarding your use of images on the UOW entry. It would be nice to see the images in question replaced with material unencumbered by copyright. Bilious 03:11, 9 February 2006 (UTC)

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