User talk:Lechatjaune

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pt.wikipedia

Thank you for welcoming me here. –Black Falcon ^(Talk) 06:37, 28 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Thank you. I will likely limit my activity to minor housekeeping but, time permitting, I may also try some translation (probably from pt-wiki to en-wiki, at least initially). –Black Falcon ^(Talk) 21:16, 28 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Monumento ao Bombeiro

Você já deve saber, mas não custa nada avisar que encontraram fontes. Tosqueira (talk) 09:07, 3 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

• Entendo. De qualquer forma, se você tivesse que fechar a votação na pt-wiki, teria que prorrogar pela descoberta de fontes, não? Enfim, só não quero ser injusto. O monumento realmente existe e existem fontes que comprovam que tem alguma importância. Só não encontrei quem é o autor. Mas entendo sua posição. Tosqueira (talk) 17:25, 3 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Re:AfD

• Pelo o que entendi, aqui valem os argumentos, não a quantidade de votos. Tenta-se chegar a um consenso, mas sempre com argumentos baseado nas políticas. Vide Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/United World Chart. Mas não sei bem ao certo, acho que depende também do julgamento do administrador que fecha a votação. Vou procurar saber melhor. Tosqueira (talk) 04:42, 19 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]
• Pelo que vi é basicamente isso: os argumentos que estão de acordo com as políticas são contados. Os que não são baseados, descartados. Se faltam fontes, mas alguem as encontra, os votantes que utilizaram esse argumento terão de encontrar outro argumento para apagar o artigo. Em teoria só é pela contagem de votos quando a esmagadora maioria vota para apagar ou manter. De qualquer forma, vou ver com um administrador daqui para ver se o que estou falando é correto ou se necessita de mais alguma informação. Tosqueira (talk) 04:54, 19 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]
  • Olá. O utilizador Tosqueira contactou-me e pediu-me para transmitir algumas informações acerca da forma como são conduzidas os AfD na Wikipédia inglesa. De facto, na Wikipédia inglesa as AfD não são votações, mas dim discussões. Por regra, a posição defendida por uma larga maioria de utilizadores prevalecerá aquando do encerramento do AfD, mas não obrigatoriamente. O administrador que encerra o AfD pode não considerar as posições de certos utilizadores se estes não apresentarem argumento, ou se o argumento for considerado inválido, irrelevante, ou contrário às políticas e práticas da Wikipédia. Na falta de consenso, o artigo é mantido. Espero que tenha ajudado. Cumprimentos, Húsönd 10:43, 19 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

• Pelo menos por aqui as políticas são respeitadas. É só ver: Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Christina Magalhães Herrmann. Não tem nada de achismo. Talvez seja uma boa idéia pensar em uma proposta parecida no futuro, baseando-se nas políticas. Tosqueira (talk) 21:43, 19 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

• • • Olá novamente. E igualmente prazer em conhecer. :-) Eu boicoto a Wikipédia lusófona e é raríssimo passar por lá, infelizmente é um projecto que necessitaria de profundas alterações para eu poder participar nele. Realmente, o processo PE da Wikipédia lusófona seria incompatível com a Wikipédia inglesa, onde é o consenso que determina tudo e votações no estrito sentido da palavra não são permitidas. Certos processos podem se assemelhar com votações, mas nunca o são na realidade. Nos AfD (o equivalente aos PE na Wikipédia inglesa), os utilizadores costumam aceitar o resultado determinado pelo administrador que os encerra. Geralmente, o encerramento corresponde à posição defendida pela maioria dos participantes, mas nem sempre (especialmente quando os argumentos de alguns participantes forem contrários às políticas da Wikipédia e, claro, se se verificar alguma espécie de fraude ou tentativa por parte de um ou mais utilizadores de influenciar o resultado de alguma forma contrária à formação natural de consenso). Quando um utilizador acha que um AfD foi mal encerrado por um administrador, pode sempre levá-lo ao deletion review, onde a comunidade vai analisar (e apoiar ou revogar) o encerramento do respectivo AfD. A falta de consenso para revogar a decisão de um administrador resulta em não-revogação. Administradores cujos encerramentos de AfD sejam frequentemente levados ao deletion review poderão ver questionadas as suas credibilidade e capacidade para determinar consenso. Espero que tenha esclarecido bem como funciona este processo nesta Wikipédia. Qualquer questão ou pedido de novo esclarecimento, não hesites em me contactar. Cumprimentos, Húsönd 22:26, 19 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

• • • • Eu creio que um dos principais problemas da Wikipédia lusófona é o seu total estado de estagnação, inutilmente defendido por alguns editores mais antigos dentro do seu próprio círculo de influências. Um comportamento eficaz para atingir os objectivos de alguns, mas insensatamente prejudicial para um projecto que cresce apenas com o esforço voluntário de uma comunidade que não precisa de receber ordens ou ser enxovalhada por aqueles que pensam de maneira diferente. Na Wikipédia inglesa, por outro lado, fomenta-se o respeito pela diversidade de opiniões e a cooperação entre todos os membros da comunidade. Enfim, uma abordagem que infelizmente não deverá chegar à Wikipédia lusófona num futuro próximo. E sim, eu sou contra a convivência dialectal das variantes do português dentro da mesma Wikipédia. Acho que duas Wikipédias funcionariam e cooperariam muito melhor do que uma Wikipédia híbrida onde se tenta em vão forçar uma convivência inadequada (e visualmente aterradora) do português europeu e brasileiro. Visitei a discussão sobre a eventual aplicação do acordo ortográfico na Wikipédia lusófona. Acho que, se aprovada a sua aplicação, seria o golpe de misericórdia no projecto. Quase ninguém se identifica na aberração de uma quasi-unificação do português, rejeitada pelos falantes que por sua vez rejeitariam um projecto que se lhe associaria. Aliás, à semelhança da política de convivência dialectal que é imposta na Wikipédia lusófona, o acordo ortográfico é outro típico exemplo de como no século XXI não se podem forçar os falantes de uma língua a reaprender a ler, escrever, e se identificar com a sua língua. Insistir é fútil, impôr é nocivo. Apenas a indiferença e rejeição poderão alcançar as políticas desastrosas e irrazoáveis de convivência dialectal e ortografia amalgamada. Espero que um dia alguém consiga fazer alguma coisa para as reverter. Se é que ainda é possível reverter o mal que já foi feito. Cumprimentos, Húsönd 00:57, 22 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Relevância

• Não sei se já viu essa votação: pt:Wikipedia:Votações/Relevância. A proposta é uma tradução de Wikipedia:Notability. Tosqueira (talk) 06:49, 19 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Re: Hello

Really!? Why? Bisbis (talk) 02:38, 23 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

OMG! Bisbis (talk) 04:35, 24 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

SUL request on pt.wikipedia

I hope this account is good prove to you :) Kind regards, --Conquistador (talk) 20:05, 14 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Wikimania 2012 interview

Hi Fabio,

Did you receive my email? I am currently editing and it's important to me that I represent you accurately, and very much want to let you remove parts of your video that you do not want public BEFORE I am well into editing the video. Please let me know as soon as you can!

Thanks again for your interview!

Victor Grigas [e-mail] Vgrigas (talk) 21:13, 10 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hardy–Littlewood inequality

Hello.

Please look at my recent edits to Hardy–Littlewood inequality. Notice in particular:

• One shouldn't indiscriminately italicize everything in non-TeX mathematical notation. Variables get italicized; digits and punctuation don't. Thus I changed f(x) to f(x). See WP:MOSMATH for more on this.
• The title now has an en-dash rather than a hyphen, per WP:MOS.
• I identified the two people that the inequality is named after. They're now linked in the first sentence.
• "align" rather than "array" is a better environment for the sort of "displayed" mathematical notation where you used that. For one thing, there's no need for \displaystyle when you use "align". "align" was designed for just that sort of situation.
• I changed ${\displaystyle \displaystyle \int _{R^{n}}}$ to ${\displaystyle \displaystyle \int _{\mathbb {R} ^{n}}}$. I.e. ${\displaystyle R^{n}\,}$ was changed to ${\displaystyle \mathbb {R} ^{n}\,}$. I also changed things like

${\displaystyle \int \int (\cdots \cdots )dxdy}$

to

${\displaystyle \int \int (\cdots \cdots )\,dx\,dy}$

with dx and dy separated by small spaces from what surrounds them.

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