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At Truman Committee you performed some changes including a change in the style of citations. This is not needed or desired, per WP:CITEVAR. The original citation style first used in the article should remain in the article unless consensus for change is established on the talk page. Binksternet (talk) 12:30, 25 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
I must add my own voice top your arbitrarily changing the reference format. This is not allowed under WP:CITEVAR, and continuing such edits may result in your editing privileges being suspended. Let me also add that external links should not be formated using citation templates, like you did at Lone Wolf and Cub —Farix (t | c) 18:48, 25 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
I noticed that you changed a couple of the reference formats in Binary prefix, to no apparent end other than to remove a bunch of line breaks. Please do not do this. One, such gratuitous changes are discouraged per WP:CITEVAR: "Editors should not attempt to change an article's established citation style merely on the grounds of personal preference." Two, using a new line for each item in a reference template is widely followed practice on Wikipedia, as it markedly de-clutters the edit window, making errors less likely. I have therefore reverted your changes. If you made any substantive changes to the article, please re-do them.
I also feel it necessary to point out that your response above, "Sorry that improvements are regarded as nuisances," does not seem to me to be indicative of someone who is eager to act as part of the WP community. Editors who ignore or dismiss community input can be blocked from editing. Jeh (talk) 23:16, 1 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Another point to remember is that a lot of people prefer the simpler citation style, especially in articles with a lot of references (because the citation templates take up a lot of space). So I'd appreciate it if you don't do it again in the Samson Option article. I wish they'd come up with a citation template that just would produce a simple and easily edited citation (because if you want to add additional or corrected info, sometimes you have to redo the whole darn thing as a simpled citation). So just more feedback. CarolMooreDC02:17, 5 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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You made this edit to Pedrail wheel, which broke the citation you altered. I have replaced the original citation as it was, to fix the article.
It looks as if you are engaged in some effort to replace various citation formats with the one you prefer, by automated means. I'm sure your edits are well-intentioned, but when they break pages in the process, the overall effect is in my opinion negative. Efforts like this can also get negative reactions from editors who prefer other formats. WP:CITEVAR states: "Editors should not attempt to change an article's established citation style merely on the grounds of personal preference, to make it match other articles, or without first seeking consensus for the change." In my opinion, there needs to be objective evidence of consensus before these types of changes are made wholesale.
Please ensure your tools are functioning correctly and take my comments into account before making further edits of this type.
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Have never used a robot, would not even know how to do it. Lgfcd (talk) 8:53 pm, 6 February 2013, Wednesday (9 days ago) (UTC+0)
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Having watched this for a while, I can only apologise for not stepping in and lifting the block earlier. I think that as a community we're being unreasonable towards Lgfcd - it's pretty evident now that he's not running a bot, and since that's what he's blocked for, there's no need to make him jump through hoops to get unblocked. Lgfcd, I'd suggest you steer clear of making edits that could be construed as "bot-like" in future, but beyond that I see no reason to constrain your editing any further. Yunshui雲水09:14, 15 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
I'm not seeing anything that suggests that he's using a bot, Anomie. People do tend to standardize edit summaries, and the speed is nowhere near what I would expect from any form of automation (no two edits were made within 2 minutes of each other, according to the log). —Jeremyv^_^vBori!07:50, 7 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Some of the edits have AWB-like similarities, but there's nothing wrong with semi-automated edits. Unless Anome is party to other undisclosed information, I can't see a reason for this block. An optimist on the run!07:53, 7 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
While waiting for Anomie to respond, can you just clarify if you've used a tool for assisted editing, such as AWB or similar? An optimist on the run!09:54, 7 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
No, I have not. I never heard of AWB before today, I still have no idea how it works, and I do not even get the concept of ‘a tool for assisted editing’, so I would not know how to use, get or create one. Unless you count the GNU Emacs text editor and the Conkeror, Mozilla Firefox & occasionally Google Chrome World Wide Web browsers.
Assisted editing tools are ones which semi-automatically make changes to text, but don't save until the changes have been reviewed. Such changes include (but not limited to) fixing typos, hyphenation, etc, text replacement and citation fixing. See WP:BOTASSIST. Such contributions are not usually considered to constitute use of a bot. An optimist on the run!10:58, 7 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
I looks like it is something I should use, but I never did. Strange as it may seem, I do like to improve things by hand. I just wish Wikipædia was less of a policial organisation than it has became. I have no problem with my edits being reverted when reasonable, but I have the distinct impression many reverts and deletions are more about control than quality. I guess I am naïve to expect from WP something better than from our civilisation in general.
See Anomie's response here. I'm still doubtful about the validity of this block, but will leave a final decision to an independent reviewer. An optimist on the run!15:15, 7 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
He is not answering here, I cannot answer anywhere else, I was given no warning and I see no sense in what he did, since I have never used neither ’bot nor script nor anything else than a web browser and a text editor. Even though I see where he is coming from, he should just consider one can forget one has already edited a part of an article, specially when the improvements were trivial.
Probably I should just give up on Wikipædia, it is grating me already dealing with such heavy handedness and talking to a wall. From what I see for several years now, even before having this account, this seems to me a magnificent failure as far as quality is concerned, perhaps because excess complexity steeming from the PHP heritage and the fear of making early technical and style decisions makes decisions arbitrary.
Perhaps I will learn German, they seem to care better. Thank you anyway, and bye!
If you decide to stay, and if you are unblocked, are you prepared to follow accepted wikipedia structure and policy insofar as the addition of references and citations is concerned? This specifically means not making what you have termed "improvements".--Anthony Bradbury"talk"15:18, 12 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
OK, now I am lost. What is the issue here? The block as far as I understood is about someone wrongly accusing me of using a tool I do not even know how to use, but now it is also about me not doing something I do not quite understand. Would you make your mind and tell me where do I sign in blood, and for what? It is most aggravating.
It is hard to answer when one does not see the point, specifically. To which improvements you do object? What they do have to do with this block, based on a non‐existent ’bot? At this point, I start to think I lack the social skills and emotional endurance to keep on this control game. By all means, do keep me blocked if you like.
Yunshui, I've been watching this talk page but without commenting until now. In response to your comment on the unblock ("crucified"), I support the unblock.--Bbb23 (talk) 00:28, 16 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you very much, a bright line in the morning surely is nice!
You continue to make unexplained sweeping changes to reference formats, like you have done on Saab JAS 39 Gripen without any attempt to seek consensus on the talk page of the articles, and leaving it up to others to clear up the mess left, including changes to author names. Please consider the requirements of WP:CITEVAR which says that consensus must be obtained on the article talk page before making such changes. You do not seem to be changing the behaviour that got you blocked because someone mistook your mass changing of reference formats with no discussion for a bot. Please reconsider and work with other editors, not against them.Nigel Ish (talk) 11:14, 24 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
What exactly? Last time I checked there was nothing specific besides general accusations of disruption and consensus, but the article had inconsistent and even incorrect citations, which I corrected and uniformised. Please be more specific, if possible at all.
The existing style wasn't 'corrected'; it was completely thrown out of the window in favour of an entirely different style. That type of activity goes directly against WP:CITEVAR, which says that the citation style of an article should not be artibrarily changed from one style to another by a single editor, but it should have been done as part of a consensus. Your work, while being well done in good faith, can be viewed as not a correction but to force a previously-unused citation style upon an article without any prior discussion. And the citations were probably not inconsistant across the article - if it had been, it most likely would have been brought up during its GAN review two years ago; and even then, they should have been made consistant with the style that's dominantly used in the article, not a completely new style being brought in without discussion.Kyteto (talk) 23:49, 28 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
You've asked what exactly the editors have been complaining about; so here it is in one single word: WP:CITEVAR. On this talk page alone, User:Nigel Ish, User:MegaSloth, User:Bzuk, User:Jeh, User:TheFarix, and User:Binksternet have all linked WP:CITEVAR to you over the last five months. I would suggest, if you actually took the time to read CITEVAR and what it means (basically "Don't change article citation styles to your personal preference without agreement"), you would know what actions that you have doing that has caused over half a dozen editors to point out this same rule to you. Kyteto (talk) 23:59, 28 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Your silence on the issue makes it look as if you are trying a WP:IDIDNTHEARTHAT, simply refusing to acknowledge or engage with discussions and continuing to charge on with the changes. Kyteto (talk) 11:56, 10 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
It's been over a month, I would have expected an acknowledgement of the conversation at some point in this time period as you are still actively editing. Dialogue, rather than ignoring the dozen or so editors who have pointed this out individually, would be more constructive. Kyteto (talk) 12:31, 4 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]
You know, three months later we're still awaiting any response from you on this issue. You're clearly actively editing Wikipedia in recently weeks, yet you don't respond to dozens of different editors starting conversations on this talk page regarding your improvements. This is leaving little options to what can be done if dialogue is being completely ignored. Could you please respond? Kyteto (talk) 05:03, 27 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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Why are you adding spaces to the references at On Becoming Baby Wise? Such spaces do not assist the reader in any way. Changing references in this manner is neither improving nor fixing them; it is simply changing them. Change is not needed if the references are consistent within the article. Binksternet (talk) 19:37, 6 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
As has been said many times here, you should get consensus before making sweeping changes to existing reference format, per WP:CITEVAR. Before you make wholesale changes to reference formats on any page, you need to propose such changes on that article's talk page and get consensus for your new format before proceeding.
If you have actual information to add to the references other than formatting changes, please make those changes without changing whatever format you find on each page.
I assume it is not your intention to be disruptive, but the majority of comments posted here should tell you that that is how many of your format-changing (and some other) edits are perceived. In the future, please try to be more willing to accept community input. Jeh (talk) 12:04, 12 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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I had a similar unpleasant experience today, and I reverted his/her changes with the same explanation here. Apparently, this new editor is a slow learner because repeated explanations across multiple articles have not helped. There are other ways to reinforce the point, and I hope we won't have to go there. The solution is simple - use the talk page to propose your article-wide changes and reach a consensus with the other involved editors before you proceed. Ignocrates (talk) 01:43, 7 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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W. H. Auden received more of these wholesale changes. I am grateful for at least one of them - an archived link that replaces a dead one - but the rest modify the standard format on the page. I have reverted the wholesale changes, but will take this opportunity to make the existing references more consistent. So some of the work done by this editor will (and should) go into the page, but not at the cost of changing so many existing formats. - Macspaunday (talk) 13:40, 24 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]
I notice you have made a number of fairly substantial changes, and yet they are all marked as m (minor). That is not correct. A minor change basically is something almost inconsequential, such as addition/removal of capitalisation. More than that is not minor. For more info, click on the link next to the box on the edit page. John of Cromer in transit (talk) mytime= Sat 12:24, wikitime= 11:24, 8 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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I appreciate how hard you worked on this, but your changes to the citation system have made it impossible for me to work with the article (I'm one of the primary contributors of actual content), and has screwed up the citations in several sections. The article is too long, and we need to spin off some sections into independent articles. On the talk page, it was decided not to deal with the citations until that process was carried out. It is very time-consuming, because there are massive amounts of sources, and involves actual writing and development of content. Again, I'm sorry I reverted your work, but for such a high-importance article to which you haven't contributed, it might've been better to propose such a major restructuring first. Cynwolfe (talk) 18:00, 17 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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Could you please leave the references alone and stop re-formatting them according to whatever system suits you alone? If you do intend to continue incorporating such sweeping changes please discuss them on the talk-page first, and include your reasons why you think your changes benefit the article. Thanks ◆Min✪rhist✪rian◆MTalk03:55, 13 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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If you'd bothered to look, the USS Arizona article doesn't use harv formatting for refs so why did you add it? Similarly, why did you introduce inconsistencies in abbreviating state names in the bibliography? Please respect WP:CITEVAR; you do not have the freedom to alter citation styles to suit yourself, nor to change abbreviations used in titles. Especially in FA-class articles.--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 15:16, 6 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Please pay heed to what Sturmvogel 66 and countless others have being repeatedly saying to you on this - citation styles should not be converted from one to another at a single editor's whim. We're beginning to run out of options as you continue to ignore us without so much as an acknowledgement. Kyteto (talk) 18:52, 6 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]
You have persisted with this activity, converting the citations styles of several articles such as HMS Hood (51) to Harvard where none were previously formatted as such. As per WP:CITEVAR, they have been reverted to the dominant styling of citations for those articles. If it is possible for you to engage in a discussion of this, or any communication at all, I would strongly implore you to initiate such dialogue shortly. Kyteto (talk) 13:05, 5 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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I'd like to say thanks for all the ref cleaning you've done for Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Just a question, would you mind helping me get Theodore's article to GA? A peer review has been left, and it would be nice to have assistance in addressing the points brought up there.
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