- TROLLING NOOBS CRITICAL OPS THUMBNAIL ARCHIVE
- TROLLING NOOBS CRITICAL OPS THUMBNAIL FULL
- TROLLING NOOBS CRITICAL OPS THUMBNAIL CODE
- TROLLING NOOBS CRITICAL OPS THUMBNAIL ISO
TROLLING NOOBS CRITICAL OPS THUMBNAIL ARCHIVE
Archive A subpage of a talk page to which some parts of the discussion are transferred, to reduce the size of the Talk page. Arb Short for arbitrator – a member of the Wikipedia:Arbitration Committee. See also Wikipedia:Arbitration Committee (ARBCOM). Arbitration The final step in the dispute resolution process. ArbCom, Arbcom, ARBCOM Abbreviation for Wikipedia:Arbitration Committee. AOTW, AotW Abbreviation of Wikipedia:Article of the week, the former appellation of Wikipedia:Collaboration of the week. As a user does not necessarily lose their anonymity by registering or logging in, this term should be avoided. You can use them to link to a section of a page, e.g., Wikipedia:How to edit a page#Links and URLs.
TROLLING NOOBS CRITICAL OPS THUMBNAIL CODE
Anchor An HTML term for code that lets you link to a specific point in a page, using the "#" character. ANI, AN/I Abbreviation for " Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents", where Wikipedia administrators discuss issues which may or may not need urgent administrator attention. AN Abbreviation for " Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard", a discussion location for Wikipedia administrators. AIV Abbreviation for " Administrator intervention against vandalism", a place and procedure for notifying Wikipedia administrators about urgent cases of vandalism. AGF, WP:AGF Abbreviation for " assume good faith", a guideline whereby one should not assume an unwanted or disputed edit was done maliciously. See Wikipedia:Guide to deletion for explanation of some terms used on AfD. The AfD of an article refers to the discussion wherein Wikipedians consider whether an article should be kept or deleted. AfD, AFD The Wikipedia:Articles for deletion page. AfC, AFC The articles for creation project which reviews some articles created via the Article wizard. A user with extra technical privileges for "custodial" work on Wikipedia – specifically, deleting and protecting pages, and blocking abusive users. An example of an unactionable objection is that the topic is too controversial Wikipedia editors can do nothing to change how controversial the topic is.
For example, objecting on the basis that the citations need improvement is actionable because it is possible to make improvements in this area: more and better citations can be added, the citation style and syntax can be improved, etc. Actionable In featured content promotion discussions, all objections to promotion must be actionable – that is, it must be possible to make changes (or "actions") so the specified problem can be resolved. ? Used in edit summaries to show correction of odd minor error.Ī Abcdise, ABCDise, Abcdize, ABCDize Term sometimes used in edit summaries to indicate that the edit was to sort list or other items into alphabetical order. + Used in edit summaries to show minor addition to text. See also Wikipedia:Polling is not a substitute for discussion#Not-votes and the essay Don't vote on everything. The expression is read as "not-vote", and imitates the use of the exclamation point to mean 'not' in many programming languages.
support or oppose, but in a Wikimedia context where the consensus-seeking decision process does not normally lead to a tally and a majority would not be binding. This usage comes from the relational operator in programming languages such as C and C++. ø The character ø has been used in edit summaries to mean a null edit, except that if you can see the edit summary, then it was a dummy edit instead of a null edit.
TROLLING NOOBS CRITICAL OPS THUMBNAIL FULL
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TROLLING NOOBS CRITICAL OPS THUMBNAIL ISO
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The English-, German-, Spanish-, French-, Japanese-, etc.-language Wikipedia.