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  • Artificial Intelligence Markup Language
    '''Artificial Intelligence Markup Language ('''AIML''') is an XML compliant language created to store data to drive a dialog engine. Responses to various stimul
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  • Talk:Dzongkha language
    ...eded as to the exact correct title but it seems to me that Druk is a local language name not English. [[User:Derek Harkness|Derek Harkness]] 11:00, 2 May 2007 ...ted knowledge, the statement, "Bhutan is also called Druk in the Bhutanese language, Dzongkha" is not quite correct. ''Druk'' means dragon; "Bhutan" is ''Druk
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  • Extensible Markup Language
    '''XML''' (eXtensible Markup Language) is a platform-independent, human-readable format for representing data. I XML is a subset of the Standard Generalized Markup Language, or [[SGML]] (ISO8879-1986). XML's specification first emerged in 1996 thr
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  • Talk:Scottish people
    This article has had an NPOV tag on it for who knows how long. The content was largely incorrect and had an o 4.1 Language
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  • User:Paul Derry/Sandbox/XML
    <code><element></code> is a start tag, notice that it does not have a forward slash in front of the name of the e ...rd slash ''in front'' of the name of the element. There are also '''single tag''' elements which also have a forward slash but are ''behind'' the name of
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  • User:Paul Derry/XML/scrap
    <code><element></code> is a start tag, notice that it does not have a forward slash in front of the name of the e ...rd slash ''in front'' of the name of the element. There are also '''single tag''' elements which also have a forward slash but are ''behind'' the name of
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  • HTML
    '''HyperText Markup Language''' ('''HTML''') is a set of tags for marking up the content of a [[web page ...ore restrictive variety of HTML, called XHTML (Extensible HyperText Markup Language), which guarantees a higher conformity with rules so that, among other reas
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  • PHP
    {{Infobox Programming Language '''PHP''' is a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for web development and can be embedded into HTML
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  • Talk:Low Educated Second Language and Literacy Acquisition
    ...nymous users, so the Citizendium version now needs no Wikipedia authorship tag on this Talk page. For more information on this matter and how it finally l Second language learners who are scantly literate in their first language certainly have unique sets of challenges, both for their own learning and f
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  • Talk:Singapore English
    ...eole; rather it's a mixed variety. It never went through a proper [[pidgin language|pidgin]] stage. I also contacted [http://www.ling.lancs.ac.uk/staff/mark/in ...cle should be retitled as 'Singaporean English' to reflect the nationality tag. - ([[User:Aidan Work|Aidan Work]] 04:39, 19 February 2007 (CST))
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  • User talk:Robert Broughton
    :::::Yes, you may, and it's the response I sort of expected. Obviously, the language I used was copied from Wikipedia. My opinion for the moment is, this image ...s * solely to illustrate the audio recording in question, * on the English-language Wikipedia, hosted on servers in the United States by the non-profit Wikimed
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  • Template:Cite encyclopedia
    This is a COinS tag (http://ocoins.info), which allows automated tools to parse the citation in ...{{language|}}} | &rft.language={{urlencode:{{{language}}}}} }}<!-- A language of the intellectual content of the resource. Recommended best practice is t
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  • Whisky
    ...en longer. The length of time the whisky matured is reflected in its price tag.
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  • User:Peter Loo ZW
    ...hing (as you have known it), Collecting bread tags (a bread tag is a price tag together with its printed expiry date that tied up the bread packages), Sle
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  • United States v. Lara
    ...|date= |year= |month= |publisher=University of Minnesota Press |location= |language= |isbn= |oclc= |doi= |id= |pages=150 |chapter= |chapterurl= |quote= }}</ref ...the charge of "violence to a policeman" and received a 90-day sentence.{{#tag:ref|Lara also plead guilty to two additional tribal charges, resisting arre
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  • PMID
    ...thor= |authorlink= |coauthors= |date= |format= |work= |publisher= |pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote=}}</ref> * To search in combination with other terms, one must enter the search field tag, e.g., smith [au] AND (10403340 [uid] OR vaccines [mh]).
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  • Routing policy
    ...or more routes. Several interior routing protocols also have mechanisms to tag routes. This is a simple example of policy information; far more complex ex ==Routing Policy Specification Language==
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  • Module:Message box
    -- Get a language object for formatDate and ucfirst. local lang = mw.language.getContentLanguage()
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  • User talk:John Stephenson/Archive 1
    ...i?title=Citizendium_Pilot:High_priority_articles_for_pilot&oldid=100006526#Language High priority articles for pilot]. --[[User:Rilson Versuri|Versuri]] 07:29, ...tics does not primarily deal with specific languages, rather the system of language itself. Perhaps there should be a separate category for specific languages.
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  • .NET Framework
    ...ystems look alike so that programs written in the [[C_sharp|C# programming language]], and several other programming languages that target the .NET Framework, ...e runtime environment is a special program that takes as input .NET common language runtime programs (special .exe files) for ''execution'' according to the ru
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  • Talk:Python (programming language)/Archive 1/Article archive 1
    {{dambigbox|Python (programming language)|Python}} ...ient, coherent, readable, and fun to use. Because Python is an interpreted language, Python programs run immediately without the need for lengthy compile and l
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  • User:Derek Harkness/refToolbar.js
    '<td width="120"><label for="language">&nbsp;Language: </label></td>'+ '<td width="400"><input type="text" style="width:100%" id="language"></td></tr>'+
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  • Talk:Distributed computing
    Can we link this page to [[Programming language]]? preferrably GNU gcc, java are used in these programs. [[User:Robert Tito ...ggest not to force linking. In the end every program needs a a programming language but we don't want to refer from nearly overall to that article. BTW, distri
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  • Talk:Belgian Shepherd Dog (Malinois)
    ...iginal article I was writing. As an "inuse" tag is not used here I can not tag the article as such. Also, there is plenty of articles waiting to be writte ...r's work on a wiki. There is not, and hopefully never will be, an "inuse" tag at Citizendium precisely because we expect others to jump in and help each
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  • HTTP
    The two HTTP specifications in active use today contain precise, elegant language which is accessible to lay readers if they carefully consider the definitio Accept-Language: sv, en-gb ''I prefer pages in Swedish and British English.''
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  • Talk:Aviation Week and Space Technology
    ...o prevent page flooding. I am not sure how this applies with the reference tag.[[User:Mary Ash|Mary Ash]] 20:37, 10 May 2011 (CDT) ...so found at W3.org and found the HTML5 coding which supports the reference tag as suggested at CZ and also what I wrote. In other words the way I wrote th
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  • Template:Cite journal/doc
    | language = | language =
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  • CZ:Application Review Procedure
    ..., and the <nowiki>[[Category:CZ Authors|''Lastname, Firstname'']]</nowiki> tag (unless the person has applied for editorship; see below). The <nowiki>{{c ...speakers joining the project, there is a requirement of excellent English language proficiency. You might be pleased to know that we will be launching version
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  • Archive:What's Your Article?
    ...t comfortable in. Be sure to use the appropriate language category if the language isn't English, however. ...dium'' workgroup. Example: [[:Category:WYA Philosophy]]. You may ''not'' tag articles with regular workgroup categories.
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  • Black Country Woman
    |language = English ...Never Ending Doubting Woman Blues'. This was a reference to a final spoken tag left off the finished version which had Plant proclaiming 'What's the matte
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  • CZ:Proposals/Java applet support
    Java is a highly popular language with long history; many issues that were possible in the past should be res .... The fastest solution might be to remove the filtering of the HTML APPLET tag, allowing to specify all the applet needs in the standard HTML. Also, it wo
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  • Archive:What's Your Message?
    ...t comfortable in. Be sure to use the appropriate language category if the language isn't English, however. ...original message may be categorized''--except for special translation and language categories.
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  • Adobe Flash
    ...lash files into web pages, the more commonly used <embed> is a proprietary tag which is not recognized by the [[W3C]]. ...tary UI languages that various vendors provide. As an open, vendor-neutral language, [[HTML]] provides for a solution to the same problems without the risk of
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  • Likelihood ratio
    Describing likelihood ratios in non-technical language such as "A positive result is observed approximately 10 times more frequent [[Category:Mathematics tag]]
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  • Cascading Style Sheets
    ...L'', but the design of a style sheet allows CSS to be used on any [[markup language]] (most notably ''[[XML]]''). There are many proprietary and client specifi For HTML/XHTML, CSS is defined in the style tag, and can be either defined as a file name or by the sytle(s) themselves, it
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  • Game
    Games are intimately connected to culture. For example, [[tag (game)|tag]] is associated with hunting. The historical popularity of ballgames in Eur ...stic animals have been observed playing simpler games such as [[tag (game)|tag]], [[tug-of-war]], and [[fetch (game)|fetch]]. It is debated whether this i
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  • CZ:Library and Information Science Workgroup
    ...Science workgroup will be the main group to manage this article. Note, the tag is *not* "<nowiki>[[Category:Library and Information Science]]</nowiki>"; t ##''' [[Typography]]''' ''also in Language''
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  • User:Aaron Brenneman/Sandbox3/PolicyOutlineArticlePolicy
    ...cles are "live" (and marked with the <nowiki>[[Category:CZ Live]]</nowiki> tag) if they have been edited on the ''Citizendium''. Note that articles that ...ome broader controversies, the general public whose native language is the language of the compendium. See [[Citizendium_Pilot:Neutrality Policy|the neutralit
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  • Fireboats in Houston
    | language = | quote = With a price tag of just under $5 million each, the three new fireboats recently purchased b
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  • Ex parte Crow Dog
    ...ribe at the hands of another on [[Indian reservation|reservation]] land.{{#tag:ref|The phrase ''[[ex parte]]'', meaning for or by one side only, has tradi ...Stat. 176) that took the Black Hills away from the tribe, contrary to the language of the treaty.<ref name="Kappler1877">[http://digital.library.okstate.edu/k
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  • Talk:Right angle (geometry)
    *The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Third Edition, a pretty hefty book of 1992, weighs in with "''n. mathemati Mathematical language
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  • User talk:Peter J. King
    I replyed in the same language I was talked to; a basic rule of politness. ...the way you wrote it: too fast and too intense. For that reason the civil tag was the appropriate action for all participants. Hope this is enough info.
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  • User:Chris Key/Sandbox/Fair Use
    ...f the item, as explained below. The rationale is presented in clear, plain language and is relevant to each use.</ol>
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  • Talk:Theodor Lohmann/Draft
    ...like [[Wilbur Cohen]] and [[Arthur Altmeyer]] in the U.S. system. English language sources I will add in the near future share this assessment. Despite the fa ...WP article is not original, not even in the choosing of the sources, a WP-tag here at CZ is not needed. The article should however be further compared to
    8 KB (1,201 words) - 18:41, 27 September 2012
  • Talk:Zen
    So how do we get rid of the Wikipedia tag? ...ould be to revise that or start a fresh introduction. Technically, the WP tag is supposed to remain even if there's just a single sentence or paraphrase
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  • User talk:Petréa Mitchell/Archive1
    ...an interest in) figuring out how to use them, but if you could change the tag to reflect the substantial changes, I'd be grateful. [[User:Russell Potter| ...significant" than you. I'm not going to put up a big fight over the "Live" tag going back on-- if the articles are being worked on actively enough for som
    14 KB (2,253 words) - 15:03, 6 April 2008
  • User talk:Daniel Mietchen/Archive 5
    == An puzzling tag in the text area of a new subgroup main page == ...the subgroup template and subgroup main page. This link is named "Internet tag". I asked Milt what it is and he said he didn't know and suggested I contac
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  • Arudou Debito
    ...anguage|Japanese]] in his senior year, and spent a year teaching [[English language|English]] in the northern Japanese city of [[Sapporo]]. On his return to th ...es/language/20081104TDY14001.htm Indirectly Speaking / 'Gaijin' and marked language]'. 4th November 2008.</ref>
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  • CZ:Bots
    ...User page|user page]] should identify the bot as such using the {{tl|bot}} tag. The following information should be provided on, or linked from, both the :* The language and/or program that it is running
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  • CZ:Proposals/Should we reform our family-friendly policy?
    ...ght read: "Citizendium does not tolerate material with needlessly explicit language or images." The key word in this definition is "needlessly." An earnest art ...icularly successful. As of this writing, there are at least two pages with language that is explicit by any definition, and there have been a number of other c
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  • User:Milton Beychok/Storage box
    *'''Commenting out part of an Edit page''': <nowiki><!-- Comments inside this tag will not show --></nowiki> |'''Language'''||English or ?
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  • User talk:John Stephenson/Archive 2
    ...l I would say it's easier in some contexts, particularly early on, but the language doesn't help you to get good quickly. I'm not sure it's worth empahsising t ...es rather on the wrong foot, basically giving the "commonsense" notions of language but only making a slight nod to the state of affairs in modern linguistics.
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  • Talk:Tux/Draft
    Thanks to [[User:Thomas H. White|Thomas]], I believe the toapprove tag can now be updated. He did a wonderful job! --[[User:Joshua David Williams| ...someone to look over. Although I realize that not every sentence has a ref tag, I believe everything is included in the citations I've provided. The vast
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  • Rap and hip hop
    ...s started expressing their opinions on the one hand by the use of graffiti tag writing, which was immediately recognized by the irritated higher American ...ir husband’s and male community members’ desires. This is fulfilled in the language of the “streets”, in tendentious, colloquial and often racist words, so
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  • Module:Documentation/config
    -- localise it to your wiki and your language. Unless specified otherwise, values given here -- Classes added to the main HTML "div" tag.
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  • HTML5
    ...lla Firefox[http://www.firefox.com/] have implemented various parts of the language.<ref name="mulroy">Mulroy, James. "Web 101: New Site-Design Tools Are Comin ...oved way. Indeed, in the words of Ian Hickson, one of the designers of the language, "One of our goals [for HTML5] is to move the Web away from proprietary tec
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  • Odds ratio
    ...thorlink= |coauthors= |date= |format= |work= |publisher=Bandolier |pages= |language= |archiveurl= |archivedate= |quote= |accessdate=}}</ref> [[Category:Mathematics tag]]
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  • International Organization for Standardization
    ...SO'' is not an acronym for the organization's full name in either official language. Rather, the organization adopted ''ISO'' based on the Greek word ''isos'' ...rdsdev/global_resources/US%20TAG%20Committe%20Handbook%206March2008.doc US Tag Committee Handbook, 2008]</ref>
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  • CZ:The Article Checklist
    This records the [[dialect]] of [[English language|English]] which the article is written in. Currently, valid values are: ...also allows for alphabetical browsing; so it's important that we use that tag correctly.--!>
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  • User talk:Gary Giamboi
    Sorry for not explaining it before placing the tag. I tagged it for deletion because it is explicitly a "test article", and I Hey Gary...you'll see that I toned down some of the language in your edits. We want to keep it real, but also be family-friendly...talk
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  • User talk:Timothy Perper/SandboxHistManga
    ...ving Wikipedians' contributions, is put the <nowiki> {{WPauthor}}</nowiki> tag at the top of the Talk page, below <nowiki>{{subpages}}</nowiki>, including ...n written by dilettantes who are unfamiliar with the huge body of Japanese-language work on the subject. The fact that artist Rakuten Kitazawa's name is not me
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  • Talk:Manga/Archive 2
    ...ving Wikipedians' contributions, is put the <nowiki> {{WPauthor}}</nowiki> tag at the top of the Talk page, below <nowiki>{{subpages}}</nowiki>, including ...n written by dilettantes who are unfamiliar with the huge body of Japanese-language work on the subject. The fact that artist Rakuten Kitazawa's name is not me
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  • Conference call
    ...calls also help to eliminate the runaround that comes from playing "phone tag" or sending emails that need future clarification. Placing a conference cal ...ures and online learning take place during video conference calls. Foreign language courses are also made easier.
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  • User talk:Ori Redler
    ...reated for deletion: I would like an explanation. I don't see how you can tag an article for deletion when it was created a couple of hours ago. I'm try :'''Abas''' (in [[Greek language|Greek]] '''Aβας''') was an ancient [[hellenistic Greece|Greek]] [[sophis
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  • Over the Hills and Far Away
    |language = English ...ly descending/ascending sequence and then concludes with the idiomatic V-I tag on pedal steel guitar.
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  • User talk:Larry Sanger/Archive 1
    ...an give you examples. I think we need to pull together in format and plain language style in order to be a better reference, more user -friendly. [[User:Nancy ...h until my comprehensive exams are over. The fourth one, on philosophy of language, is next week. I'll be sure to think of you! [[User:Joshua Villines|Joshua
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  • User talk:Robert Tito/Archive 2
    :Gordan, you cannot tag the article as to approve, that has to be done by 1 editor, not affiliated/ ...rticles. Basically, once I am done with an article, I just add a Category Tag at the bottom of the article page -- Engineering Workgroup -- and the rest
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  • Talk:Email
    ...both format and structure, so I've removed the "content is from wikipedia" tag. ...cle, it's still a 'derivative work' in copyright law, and so the Wikipedia tag must remain, for legal reasons. [[User:J. Noel Chiappa|J. Noel Chiappa]] 17
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  • Free Software Foundation
    ...ces of information such as the project's homepage, developers, programming language, etc. The goals are to provide a search engine for free software, and to p ...ation of how to generate footnotes using the <ref> and </ref> tags and the tag below -->
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  • GTK (television series)
    | '''Language''' || English ...bout after the producers could not agree on a suitable title, and used the tag 'Get The Know' which appeared on the first can of completed film.<ref>{{cit
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  • Baseball
    ...umerable words and phrases from baseball have become parts of the American language, such as "three strikes and you're out", to denote the absolute finality of ...mpt to run to first base before a member of the fielding team can touch or tag the first base bag while having possession of the ball. If the batter (now
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  • User talk:Richard Jensen/Archive 1
    ...importance is in medicine and medical education. Is the History Workgroup tag appropriate or inappropriate for such an article? Take a look also at [[Par == History of the English Language ==
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  • CZ:Special Topics 2010/Template article
    <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> ...<script> tag. The url specified in the ''src'' attribute of the <script> tag points to the location of the JavaScript file that includes all of the symb
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  • Archive:High priority articles for pilot
    ...t of this list to a [[CZ:Discipline Workgroups|workgroup page]], or if you tag all articles about a subject with <nowiki>[[Category:<topic> Workgroup (Top #### [[Scheme programming language|Scheme]] — MS
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  • Talk:Linguistics/Archive 1
    ...stname''' in [ ] at the bottom of your user page (or the equivalent editor tag if you are an editor). ...- [[syntax]], [[phonology]], [[morphology]], (linguistic) [[semantics]], [[language acquisition]], and the difference between [[Theoretical linguistics|theoret
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  • CZ Talk:Notice Board
    :I'm sorry, and you are right, could you fix the language for me (and all of us) please. I just want to make sure that its clear that I do not think it is a good idea for me or anyone to write legal language on the fly. May I suggest you remove the original request from the Notice B
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  • Mashup
    <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> ...<script> tag. The url specified in the ''src'' attribute of the <script> tag points to the location of the JavaScript file that includes all of the symb
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  • Talk:Category theory
    :: So now which is better: edit the essay where it is or tag the fresh version on here? ...[[User:Peter Lyall Easthope|Peter Lyall East ...ey B. and Peter S. Still we need to fix details. Also we must use simple language. Please read the earlier comments of Noel Chiappa. Also this article is i
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  • Search engine optimization
    ...as often unreliable because the webmaster's choice of keywords in the meta tag could potentially be an inaccurate representation of the site's actual cont ...n be explicitly excluded from a search engine's database by using a [[meta tag]] specific to robots. When a search engine visits a site, the robots.txt lo
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  • User talk:D. Matt Innis/Archive 1
    ...category tags are correct. There should be a CZ Live tag and a Workgroup Tag. [[User:Thomas E Kelly|-Tom Kelly]] [[User talk:Thomas E Kelly|(Talk)]] 21 ...changes. No problem restoring, though. I also took off the speedy delete tag, but keep an eye on it to make sure it doesn't fall into the list again. I
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  • Distributed version control
    ...written in Perl. It is particularly influential among [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]] programmers and Linux users. Git is distinguished from other DVCs b ...have modified the same part of the same file differently, depending on the language you're using, say, Git, they should not automatically merge, but wait for t
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  • Semantic Web
    ...mbedded in XHTML content. Using standard XHTML tags like the &lt;span&gt; tag semantic web data can be mixed into XHTML presentation. For example: ...rl=http://www.w3.org/TeamSubmission/turtle/|title=Turtle, Terse RDF Triple Language|publisher=w3.org}}</ref>
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  • User talk:Jaap Winius
    ...I've included all of the names that I know of that are used in the English language for the taxa in the first category. Mostly, this list is only of use to peo ...ticles more effeciently! Make sure they get the proper workgroup category tag and it will make monitoring recent changes a cinch! [[User:Thomas E Kelly|-
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  • Archive:Community Pages
    ** Use simple language and short words. # Tag (with categories) existing pages. Make sure you use templates (that contai
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  • Talk:Tux/Archive 2
    ...he 14th). If the article is not cleaned up by that day, then I suggest the tag be removed until everyone is agreed that it is written clearly and concisel ...camel (dromedary) that has long been used as the mascot of the programming language Perl. (Python, of ourse, is named after Monty Python, so it has a kind of n
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  • User talk:Aleta Curry/Archive 2
    ...lub_of_Australia%2C_Inc.|a separate special page]] and its own template to tag photos, {{Tl|Bypermission-noreuse-minifoxieclub}}. This makes it easier in ...own and Aleta [who is a native English speaker] can help with refining the language and presentation. Both of you should try collaboration rather than dispute!
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  • Talk:Prime number/Archive 2
    ...wiki><imath>...</imath></nowiki> for inline formulas. We could use the new tag for formulas that are displayed inline, and that way the authors won't have ...then later doesn't specify which. Well, if you think in terms of ordinary language, "number" could be seen as an implied abbreviation ("anaphor"?) for the phr
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  • User talk:Larry Sanger/Suggestion Box
    ...inks and, structurally, to use tags/categories that will be swept into the tag-searching momentum. [[User:David Hoffman|David Hoffman]] 12:19, 15 May 2007 ...se Citizendium lightly. Nevertheless, as a long-time lover of the English language, an English major, and a professional writer of fiction whose major (and pe
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  • User talk:D. Matt Innis/Archive 3
    ...ing for copyediting, not content changes, and it looks fine. Go ahead and tag it as Approved -- I will update the Approvals announcement page later today ...sh to see the result before accepting). I plan to use it to delete CZ_Live tag, as discussed [http://forum.citizendium.org/index.php/topic,1046.0.html her
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  • User talk:Larry Sanger/Archive 4
    ...t English is spoken as a second language (though, I suppose, it's a second language for many Welsh people, in that they speak Welsh at home and don't learn Eng ...glish CZ is. I maintain that it is the residents of countries whose first language is English. A future article about god in a Hindi CZ might not emphasize t
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  • User talk:Anthony.Sebastian/Archive 1
    ...e no sense to you, but technically the two locutions distinguish two major language groups, the apodictic languages and the dispositional languages. Indo-Europ As an editor in biology, I'd support an approval tag with a 1 to 2 week deadline.
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  • User talk:Stephen Ewen/Archive 10
    ...er's page]. but since you are online, and we so kind as to fix my wpauthor tag, maybe I could ask your advice too. ...been given ''non-exclusive rights'' to reproduce the sculpture, given the language they use. They may be quite willing to let us use a few images in exchange
    61 KB (10,121 words) - 04:58, 8 March 2024
  • User talk:Stephen Ewen/Archive 5
    ::::::Yes, the language is that "a slavish copy" of a public domain (PD) image is not copyrightable :You may tag anything for deletion per the criteria listed at [[CZ:Article_Deletion_Poli
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  • CZ Talk:Approval Process
    The call for approval should be indicated by a 'call for approval' tag placed at the top of the article Talk page. An editor who accepts in princi ...e an [http://pilot.citizendium.org/wiki/Template:Approved_Article Approval Tag] at the top of the article page. (When the software has been written to pe
    96 KB (16,369 words) - 10:49, 7 March 2024
  • Talk:Archive:High priority articles for pilot
    ...U FDL-licensed template, and add it (as well as the "Category:Citizendium" tag) to all encyclopedia articles linked from this page? --[[User:Larry Sanger| :: I edited one pt in WP to use more straight-forward language to see who objects. It will have to be cleaned up in stages & might not mak
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  • CZ Talk:Religion Workgroup
    ...ongregations. That would be a good idea. But you can not simply change the language. "Sitteth" is also what is called "marked" in that it is denotes a context ...c" paragraph(!). Anyway, I'd be thrilled if you would go through and edit, tag or delete this developing article's text as needed. Go for it! [[User:David
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  • CZ Talk:Anthropology Workgroup
    ..., why do not all articles that are developed and have the anthro workgroup tag appear inthe developed articles? Is this a glitch? ...ht also encourage people to add as they might say "Hey, my cultural group, language, country, fossil site isn't in that list!" - Opinions?
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  • Console video games
    ...m was run from cassette or cartridge - this included the BASIC programming language. The major weakness of the Neo Geo AES was the high price tag on the cartridges. Most games sold for about $200. The console itself was a
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  • CZ Talk:Subpages
    ...cles contain the &lt;references/&gt; tag in the "References" section; that tag should not be moved to the "Bibliography" subpage. ...ossary would be useful for the many realms which contain their own private language - from computer games to religious movements, professions and academic area
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  • User talk:Drew R. Smith
    ...but not for it's own name (scan [http://www.ehawaii.gov/dakine/search.html?tag=government this page], for example). Neither does the [http://hawaii.gov/l ...to go back to the article's Edit page, change where the final transclusion tag is placed and check the length again on the AOTW and NDOTW page. I try to m
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