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Format of headings: examples of 2 recent FAs: Daisy Bacon and Shostakovich v. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.. Examples in MOS: Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Layout#Headings_and_sections (spaces) and Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style#Section_headings (no spaces) and Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Accessibility#Headings (no spaces).

Waiting to see an example of someone editing to add/remove spaces.

Temporary stuff

Useful stuff

WikiNav to see incoming and outgoing links
Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red#Events
Link to COMMONS for images
WP:ORDER and WP:TALKORDER
MyLibrary
London meetups
User:SD0001/shortdescs-in-category
Wikipedia:WikiProject UK geography/How to write about settlements
https://mapit.mysociety.org/ - for council, constituency, etc from postcode
https://excel2wiki.toolforge.org/ - Excel to table
Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion#Procedure_for_non-administrator_close_(nominator_withdrawal)
Wikipedia:Administrators'_noticeboard/IncidentArchive1109#User:Azniv_Stepanian_:_WP:CIR?

diff1, diff2

Wikipedia:Administrators'_noticeboard/Incidents#PamD_and_I'm_feeling_intentionally_stalked
User:Anomie/linkclassifier - the script which turns redirects green etc
[[:nl:Jan Jakob Lodewijk ten Kate]] produces nl:Jan Jakob Lodewijk ten Kate

Boilerplate

Bio stub starter

{{in use}} {{under construction}} {{Use British English}} {{Use dmy dates}} '''''' ( {{subst:ndash}} ) is/was a [nationality] ...

==References== {{reflist}}

==External links== *{{official website|}}

{{authority control}}

{{subst:L|||}} [[Category:]]

{{-bio-stub}}

Stubs:

Thank you for your recent edit to [[  ]], but please take care not to add {{tl|stub}} to an article which already has a specific stub tag, and remember that all stub tags go at the foot of the article, not the top - see [[WP:ORDER]]. Thanks. ~~~~

Navigation:

Hallo, Thank you for creating [[  ]]. When you create an article like this with a "disambiguated" title, please make sure that the reader can find it from the basic name (ie [[ ]]), by adding or expanding a hatnote, or adding the article to a disambiguation page. This helps the reader to find the new article, and also reduces the chance of a future careless editor creating a duplicate article with a slightly different disambiguator. I've fixed this one. Thanks, and Happy Editing. ~~~~

Subst:L

There is a very easy way to add the DEFAULTSORT (so the article files by surname in lists), and Category:Living people where appropriate, and any birth or death date category: {{subst:L|1882|1984|Brown, Annie}} would create {{DEFAULTSORT:Brown, Annie}}, Category:1882 births and Category:1984 deaths, while {{subst:L|||Smith, Jane}} would create {{DEFAULTSORT:Smith, Jane}}, Category:Living people and Category:Date of birth missing (living people). Lack of death date implies "living" (or you can add "unknown" or "missing" as the death date to suppress this). You get a lot done for a few keystrokes: I think it's a great little template. Happy Editing.

Dab pages

There is an easy way to avoid linking to disambiguation pages: if you go to "Preferences", "Gadgets", and look under "Appearance" you'll see "Display links to disambiguation pages in orange" towards the bottom of the section. Select that tickbox, and whenever you Preview a page you'll be able to see whether you've accidentally linked to a disambiguation page. Thanks, and Happy Editing. ~~~~

Dab page talk pages:

Hallo, Please don't create disambiguation page talk pages like [[Talk:xxx]] where there is no "talk" content. The disambiguation WikiProject knows about all disambiguation pages and doesn't need the banner to alert them, and creating the page just means that someone working on the dab page sees that there is a dab page and might feel they need to check it in case the discussion there is relevant to what they're doing, so creating the talk page is not only unnecessary but actually unhelpful.

See the template documentation at {{tl|WikiProject Disambiguation}}, which explicitly says {{tq|Please do not use this template solely to create talk pages that otherwise have no content}}. Thanks.

<ref name="gledhill">{{cite book |last1=Gledhill |first1=D. |title=The names of plants |date=1985 |publisher=Cambridge University Press |isbn=0521305497 |page=nn}}</ref>

BUAs

<ref name="ons">{{cite web |title=2011 Built-up Areas - Methodology and Guidance |url=https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/articles/ref/builtupareas_userguidance.pdf |publisher=Office for National Statistics |access-date=  |date=2013}}</ref>

Templates

{{Anchor}}

{{subst:anchor|Anchor name}}

{{Art UK bio}}

{{Art UK bio}} or {{Art UK bio|id=de-marees-georges-16971776|name=George de Marées}}

{{Birth based on age as of date}}

{{birth based on age as of date |age |year|month|day|noage=1|mos=1}}

Cite... access:

|url-access=subscription

{{Cite journal}}

|display-authors=2 (lists 2 authors and "et al")

{{Cite ODNB}}

{{Cite ODNB|id=ODNB article number|title=ODNB article name}}

{{Convert}}

|order=flip

|disp=sqbr (to use within a quote)

240|x|20 (for two dimensions)

use as {{cvt}} for abbreviated units

{{Coord}}

{{coord|50.9724|-3.9251|region:GB_type:city|display=title}}

See Template:Coord#type:T for choice of types including "city" (cities, towns, villages, hamlets, suburbs, subdivisions, neighborhoods, and other human settlements (including unincorporated and/or abandoned ones) with unspecified population),"city (pop)" (as before, with known pop), "edu", "forest", "isle", "landmark (buildings (including churches, factories, museums, theatres, and power plants but excluding schools and railway stations), caves, cemeteries, cultural landmarks, geologic faults, headlands, intersections, mines, ranches, roads, structures (including antennas, bridges, castles, dams, lighthouses, monuments, and stadiums), tourist attractions, valleys, and other points of interest ), "mountain", "railwaystation", "river", "waterbody" etc and precision guidelines

{{Copied}}

{{Copied|from=|from_oldid=|to=|to_diff=}}

{{efn}} - end footnote, then add {{notelist}} in "Notes" section before references
{{Extracted from}} - when creating an image as a section of another one
{{Format ISBN}}

always use {{subst:Format ISBN|}}

{{Genuki}}

{{Genuki|county=|parishname|parish-url|placename}}

{{Infobox book}}
{{Interlanguage link}} or {{ill}}

{{ill|English article title|language code|Title in foreign language}} add |v=ib if in an infobox

{{London Gazette }}

{{London Gazette |issue= |date= |page= |supp=y }}

{{National Heritage List for England}} - listed buildings etc (NHLE)

{{National Heritage List for England|num=1188692|desc=Southgate Underground station|grade=II*|access-date= }}

{{NOMIS2011}} and https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/sources/census_2011_ks/report for parish census data

{{NOMIS2011|id=1170215054|title=Silverdale Parish|accessdate=21 May 2020}}

Discussion at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject UK geography#Neighbourhood Statistics

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{{Old XfD multi
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{{Post-nominals}}

{{Post-nominals|country=GBR}}

eg {{Post-nominals|country=GBR|MBE|MP}}

{{Refer}} - must use as {{subst:refer}}
{{snd}} - spaced n dash, for dates in different years (etc: see MOS:DATERANGE)
{{srt}} - Self-reference tool - adds "intitle" and "lookfrom" in the "See also" of a dab page

{{srt}}

also {{srt|dab}}, {{srt|surname}}, etc

{{Sronly}} to add hidden text for screenreaders as table captions
{{ubl}}

{{ubl}} or {{Unbulleted list}}

{{WikiProject banner shell}} - add "|" then list the project banners- "|blp=yes" if needed

Checklist for article maintenance

Is it still there? If moved, are the incoming links etc all sorted out (and DEFAULTSORT updated)?
Check links in refs and ELs - find archived versions if need be
{{Use dmy dates}} and {{Use British English}} where appropriate
Check for incoming redirects (or hatnotes or dab page entries) from all plausible variations of title
{{Coords}}: (1) Precision, (2) "region:GB_type:landmark" or as appropriate
Grammar and spelling etc
Categories: any to add?
Talk page: check for appropriate project banners

Other stuff

User:Azniv Stepanian - edits need attention - sugggestion to block was rejected at ANI
Earwig copyvio detector
User:Anomie/linkclassifier includes list of coloured links
|display-authors=etal - add to show authors
about PD-Art (photos of paintings)
Wikipedia:Village pump (idea_lab)/Archive_18#Easier access to_biography articles_via_subject_surname.3F
Category:People_stubs - Link to letter P
Wikipedia:Template messages/Redirect pages
Page view stats (grok)
Googlebooks citation maker
Dab solver
WP:NAMESORT
WT:Page Curation re stopping stub being added to stub-sorted articles and Bug report
WikiWomen's Collaborative
Wikipedia:Twinkle/Preferences
Wikipedia:UNIGUIDE#Faculties_and_academic_colleges
WP:NCPEER - don't use "Sir" for knights unless needed
WikiView Stats
User:Theo's Little Bot/unnecessary dab
T63737 re thanks on mobile
Wikipedia:Template messages/Redirect pages
redlink for testing VE

Wikipedia:WikiProject_Geographical_coordinates#Precision_guidelines
format={{ODNBsub}}
User talk:Sandbox for user warnings for testing warnings, welcomes, etc

Talk:York_Museum_Gardens#number_format first encounter with EC
Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Noticeboard/Archive_204#Goodreads
Novonium's credo:User_talk:Novonium#Can_we_chat? and SPI archive
User:Headbomb/unreliable - script installed to detect unreliable or predatory sources

Historical draft, 2023

First: DoB says "Only under exceptional circumstances should PamD post to my talkpage say in certain discussions but not every edit or removing I make.". In 2023 I have posted to their talk page on 7 occasions, outlined above. They have made over 2000 edits in that time. They edit largely on UK places and railway stations, which are topics I find interesting (unlike sportspeople, musicians, films, tv episodes and a lot of other articles in the encyclopedia) and on which I can edit with confidence (unlike most scientific, medical, historic, classical, etc topics). I know from experience that if I cast an eye down their recent contributions and look at one or two major edits or article creations I'm likely to find ways to improve the encyclopedia: sometimes tweaking the grammar of a non-sentence, sometimes fixing well-meaning but inaccurate editing, and in subject areas of interest.

There are several aspects of DoB's editing which I disagree with, but where I don't comment or revert. They seem to prefer the lead paragraph of an article on a place to be a mechanical listing of local authority areas, without any description which gives the spirit of a place. They removed "university town" from the lead of Aberystwyth recently: I was glad to see that another editor reinstated it. They regularly remove the words "large" or "small" from the lead, citing WP:SUBJECTIVE: that section is headed "Describing aesthetic opinions and reputations" and seems to be about critical terms about artistic works, rather than broad quantitative descriptions on which most editors would agree. I note that an example in the guidelines at WP:WikiProject UK geography/How to write about settlements starts "Chew Stoke is a small village andcivil parish ...", suggesting that "large" or "small" is accepted as good style: we also have Featured Articles such as Little Thetford. They also tend to remove chunks of long-standing, uncontroversial, text, without first tagging it with {{cn}} to give the creating editors or other interested parties an opportunity to see the tag and respond. Once content is deleted, those editors' work is lost, on the decision of one editor. To me, that is damaging to the encyclopedia. I keep well away from DoB's lengthy discussions about the status of Salford (despite being the great-grand-daughter of one of its Aldermen), the use of historic counties, choice of images in collages of images (well, I think I sorted one out a while ago when the captions were muddled), etc.

But if you look at those contributions I've made to their talk page this year I've offered constructive comments on how to do things, I've objected when readers were deprived of access to good sourced content (by the construction of a minimal article replacing a redirect which pointed to better existing content - I remedied the situation by copying, with attribution, to improve the stub DoB had started), I've pointed out how to fix the situation DoB didn't like (km being shown before miles) when DoB's attempt had left a location moved by 9 miles from its correct location. Since this discussion began, I've not posted on their talk page but I've quietly rescued Park Gate from being, according to DoB "to the east of Portsmouth, west of Southampton and north of Winchester, Andover and Basingstoke" (for those unfamiliar with UK geography, compare the previous text they decided to change, which said "Park Gate has become a base for commuting East to Portsmouth, West to Southampton and North to Winchester, Andover and Basingstoke."), and I've moved their newly-created Skellingthorpe (Great Northern Railway) railway station to Skellingthorpe railway station (Great Northern Railway) as specified by Wikipedia:Naming conventions (UK stations) (though perhaps it should be Skellingthorpe railway station (GNR): I've enquired.

I will stay off DoB's talk page, except to point out serious errors - but I think I'm doing so at present. I shall stop offering helpful advice (eg about how to avoid creating links to disambiguation pages). But will anyone else out there try to help this editor to avoid making mistakes like those in Whitney-on-Wye and Park Gate? It's been a while since they created a new article and left it in this state, but I'm not sure they wouldn't do it again (the blue map showing the church as being out at sea being a particularly intriguing feature: I'm not sure they check the results of their editing).

I am by nature chatty, and keen to share information. If I hadn't explained how I landed on the Whitney-on-Wye page (and, you can imagine, I wish now that I hadn't), this would not have blown up like this. I don't think I've used the word "careless" on DoB's talk page recently.

I worry about the state of our precious encyclopedia, and its future. There are an increasing mnumber of articles, and no corresponding increase in the number of active editors. We say "Oh, someone will notice any bad edits and revert them", but I wonder how many articles are on the watch lists of active editors? Aberystwyth seems to be, as someone reverted DoB's removal of "university town" from its lead description. Was anyone watching Witney-on-Wye or Park Gate? A while back I came across the word "bibliometric" which I didn't understand, in that context, in Elizabeth Gaskell: it led me to discover the mercifully short editing career of an editor with an overworked spell-checker and a poor grasp of various policies, who had well-intentionedly damaged a wide range of articles: very few of his edits had been picked up and corrected. In that Gaskell edit he had "corrected" the word "bibliomemoir", along with "correcting" dialect language within quotes, introducing US spelling, and a few more problems in that one article. Not all of them had been picked up by watchers of that page, on a major novelist. I found many more problems ("changed to night bombing" becoming "changed tonight bombing", etc), cleaned them up, and reported him to ANI but was laughed out of court as he wasn't currently active. No-one had watched those pages, or cared enough about them to correct mistakes. Sad.

I have found that casting an eye over DoB's contributions list, hovering my mouse over some of the diffs, is, sadly, an efficient way to find some errors in UK articles. Even his most recent edit: Yes, it was good to add "England" to the lead, and reasonable to remove "affluent" as an unsourced term, but they forgot that "an" needed to become "a" so they left the lead as "Westbourne is an residential and shopping area of Bournemouth, ...". (I've fixed it.) DoB needs to remember, please, to check their edits. Before moving on to another article, pause and read this one: did the edit leave it grammatical, does the article mean what it ought to mean, do any links go to the right pages (and not to disambiguation pages).

Evidence presented by PamD at BHG/Smallcat Arbcom 2023

Smallcat appears to be being misinterpreted

WP:SMALLCAT previously redirected to Wikipedia:Overcategorization#Small with no potential for growth, and this section was split on 17 July 2023 to form Wikipedia:Overcategorization/Small with no potential for growth. The title is significant.

A group of categories were nominated for deletion/merging on 25 June 2023, on the grounds that "Per WP:SmallCat since each of these has less than 4 members."

SMALLCAT makes no mention of any numeric limit, and the only categories it deprecates ("Avoid ...") are those which "by their very definition, will never have more than a few members" (its examples include Category:Husbands of Elizabeth Taylor), and even then it makes exceptions for categories which are "part of a large overall accepted sub-categorization scheme". The second, clarificatory, paragraph goes on to point out "a category which does have realistic potential for growth, such as a category for holders of a notable political office, may be kept even if only a small number of its articles actually exist at the present time."

The categories being proposed for merging in that CfD were a group of cats relating to Northern Ireland, such as Category:Geneticists from Northern Ireland. Clearly, this is not a category which "will never have more than a few members": it is open-ended, and we can assume that there will be future notable geneticists from Northern Ireland. It has "potential for growth".

But even if, implausibly, the study of genetics in the country had ceased so that the group was not going to expand, it is part of a large accepted sub-categorization scheme: it sits alongside Category:English geneticists, Category:Scottish geneticists, and Category:Welsh geneticists as child categories of Category:British geneticists, itself a child of Category:Geneticists by nationality.

Thus SMALLCAT provides no basis on which to nominate this and similar categories for merging/deletion. I contributed to the CfD discussion on 25 June, before things started to escalate, to oppose the merger of those categories which were clearly part of existing hierarchies (basically, those where there were already English, Scottish and/or Welsh parallel categories) and said I was neutral about the others where there might be other factors to consider.

The misinterpretation of SMALLCAT is a key part of the context of this case. PamD 16:29, 21 July 2023 (UTC)

Possible future projects

Ongoing

Wikipedia:WikiProject Academic Journals/Journals cited by Wikipedia/Missing1

The Museum of Curiosity

Great Lives

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qxsb/episodes/guide

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/aug/19/hunters-snow-daisy-hildyard-review

Feb 2024

Wendy Phipps / Wendy C. Phipps / Wendy C Phipps politician, St Kitts & Nevis
Pulchérie Abeme Nkoghe, poet, Gabon/France

Jane Davies Evans

Daisy Hildyard

Suzanne Joinson

writer ,Reader at U Chichester

Andrew Crummy updates

See edit history

Stand & Be Counted / Stand and Be Counted / SBC Theatre Company

Women in the Hills or Women in the hills

Sue Kent

Frances Maria Knight

Vanessa Toulmin

Leila Chebbi

Ann Armstrong / Doris Page

POSSUM / POSM / Patient Operated Selector Mechanism

Valentine Friedli

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentine_Friedli

Dana Gooley

Musicologist, much cited

Canal Laureate

Red Book of Appin

See The Museum of Curiosity

Emmanuelle Passegué

Daisy Hildyard

Natasha Brown (writer)

Safiya Kamaria Kinshasa

Danielle Westerhof

Daniel Gray (writer) (or similar title)

Imogen Hermes Gower

see Books_Are_My_Bag_Readers'_Awards 2017
https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/16834390.Imogen_Hermes_Gowar - one book, several stories
https://womensprizeforfiction.co.uk/features/features/interviews/qa-imogen-hermes-gowar
https://www.imogenhermesgowar.co.uk/home
One book published (shortlisted etc); next in progress on Lady Eleanor Talbot

Tim Lamont aka Tim Gordon (scientist) (or similar)

Jay Mistry

Poppy Holman

Mikron playwright x2
http://tatsturvey.co.uk/what-poppy-did-next/

Emel Esin

Draft in progress (commented out)

WiR Nov 22: ~~W. Asia and~~ academic
https://islamansiklopedisi-org-tr.translate.goog/esin-emel?_x_tr_sl=tr&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp
https://www.proantic.com/en/display.php?id=968845
https://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/person/mp141440/emel-esin-nee-ferit-tek
Turkish wikipedia: https://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emel_Esin
Wikidata

Beth Morrey

Dig at Udal

Ben England

https://benengland.com/
https://www.kantele.net/elakoon-folk-palkintojen-saajat-on-julkistettu-kanteleliiton-tunnustukset-2022/11205 and Kantele
https://homechoir.org/ as well as COTE
BEM when? Find in Gazette, was for homechoir

ADCI Literary Prize

Dirigible Balloon

https://dirigibleballoon.org/
Notable??? (Chap in Kendal library)

Jamie O'Connell

Runnerup of Volcano Prize

Elena Arevalo Melville

Winner of Queen's Knickers Award
https://www.elenaarevalomelville.com/

1996 Wishaw E. coli outbreak

Fieri Consort

Elizabeth David-Barrett

Fire, Rope and Liberty

to add to John the Painter
https://issuu.com/edinburgh_festival_fringe/docs/1997_fringe_programme page 76
https://www.kings.cam.ac.uk/sites/default/files/documents/about/annual-report-2013.pdf page 202

Kester Aspden

Alan Mattingly

Maggie Semple

https://qcappointments.org/the-selection-panel/

Bradford School of Art

Vicky Robinson

Nicolas Kynaston

Neil McLachlan

Brit List

Bernth Lindfors

Writer on Ira Aldridge etc

List of fictional English counties

Text from the deleted List of fictional counties (see AfD; below, commented out):
a fuller version

Its contents, commented out:

Winter Papers

Irish literary annual
redlink

Arnold "Jerry" Tiehm Arnold Tiehm, Arnold G. Tiehm

Marion Arnold or Marion I. Arnold

Playwrights

red links in Unprecedented (TV series), with incoming links etc

Margaret Flockton Award

https://www.botanicalartandartists.com/margaret-flockton-award.html
Deborah Lambkin etc - list of winners?

Debra Craine

Dancer, journalist, encyclopedist
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p033k3y6
https://www.bookdepository.com/Oxford-Dictionary-Dance-Debra-Craine/9780199563449
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/profile/debra-craine?page=1 - chief dance critic

Georgia Lewis Anderson

Iesha Small

R4, writer, SHS?

James Yunge-Bateman / John Erskine Yunge-Bateman

Alexandra (company)

Barry Farrimond / Open Up Music

Alexandra Adams

blind deaf medical student

Marsha Prescod

Dance World Cup

In Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Vinaya Seshan
https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/48786625
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=sWMCDgAAQBAJ&lpg=PT143&dq=%22dance%20world%20cup%22&pg=PT143#v=onepage&q=%22dance%20world%20cup%22&f=false
http://dwcworld.com/
http://dwcworld.com/history
Lots of Google news, mostly local papers

Celia Kitzinger

Only included in double article at present

Philip Abrams (sociologist)

"BSA Philip Abrams Memorial Prize". British Sociological Association. Retrieved 26 November 2018.
Aston, T.H. (1 February 1982). "Philip Abrams 1933-1981". Past & Present. 94 (1): 158. doi:10.1093/past/94.1.158. Retrieved 26 November 2018.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/2505082?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0038038582016001002
https://issuu.com/communicationsoffice/docs/50th_anniversary_-_sass/13
https://www.dur.ac.uk/sociology/50th/bsajournals/
https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/enwiki/w/a/l/Paul-Walman/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0007.html
https://www.methodspace.com/an-interview-with-mark-abrams-1906-1994/ (father)

Bennett Opie (ginger etc)

Washing Day - stub needs improvement

Phyllis Colson

Michael Honeyman

Rachel Armstrong (architecture)

Leeds Mechanics Institute

Deborah Coles

Royal Institutes Galleries

Kirkstall Grange

needs redirects from The Grange, New Grange etc
City of Leeds Training College and Leeds_Beckett_University#Headingley_Campus
NHLE entry
http://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/U247281/Kirkstall-Grange-Leeds-the-Residence-of-Mr-E-Beckett-MP-visited-by-the-Prince-of-Wales-during-the-Musical-Festival
File:The Grange - Beckett's Park - Leeds Metropolitan University - geograph.org.uk - 541515.jpg
https://commons.wikimedia.org/enwiki/w/index.php?search=kirkstall+grange&title=Special%3ASearch&go=Go
Pevsner

Harsha Shukla

Wikipedia:Meetup/Women_in_Red/5

Chanda Vyas ?

Stephen Sartarelli

Add more Montalbano translations

ACWW /WI /Song of peace/ PfF

Arts Council Major Partner Museums

List?

Jo Hampson

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/yourbusiness/2926321/Starting-out.html

Willie Riley

Expand, and/or add more to Silverdale article re him.

Windyridge - possibly expand

Lindeth

Currently redirects to Warton with Lindeth

Honeyman

More on Andrew Honeyman or Honyman, Bishop of Orkney
Kirkcaldy linoleum?

List of named revolutions

compare to: Revolution (disambiguation) and List of revolutions and rebellions

Think how to handle synonyms

Think what cols or sections - date, place?

Carnation Revolution, Portugal, 1974

From the unsourced Major Agricultural Revolution In India at 2 May 2012:

Revolution	Production
Black Revolution	Petroleum Production
Blue Revolution	Fish Production
Brown Revolution	Leather/non-conventional(India)/Cocoa production
Golden Fibre Revolution	Jute Production
Golden Revolution	Overall Horticulture development/Honey Production
Green Revolution	Food grain (Cereals, Wheat &Leguminous plant) production
Grey Revolution	Fertilizer Revolution & Significant increase in IT industries as well as IT products
Pink Revolution	Onion production/Pharmaceutical (India)/Prawn production
Red Revolution	Meat & Tomato Production
Round Revolution	Potato Revolution
Silver Fiber Revolution	Cotton Revolution
Silver Revolution	Egg/Poultry Production
White Revolution	Milk/Dairy production
Yellow Revoution	Oil Seeds production
Evergreen Revolution	increase in productivity in perpetuity,without ecological harm

Velvet/Gentle

Months, flowers, countries/ethnicities, colours, seasons, dates, other Excludes: titles of books or other media inc videogames; sports teams, companies, brands, concepts where "revolution" means rotating rather than changing.

Oddments

Category:People stubs

18 Dec 2013: 1033. Have sorted all those with bracketed dab.
19 Dec: 963. Done all from P to Robin. Next is Roger of Salerno.
19 Dec: 919. None left with P, Q, R. Had a rather silly day of it.
20 Dec: 917 (done a couple). None with PQR, none with brackets.
20 Dec 887, after sorting out the bishops with AWB
20 Dec 872, sorted out saints
23 Dec 832, working through some of the S's. No sign of any additions
2014: 3 Jan 834, after I've fixed half a dozen with bracketed dabs
6 Jan 815, after clearing out the Os.
6 Jan 799, starting on S
6 Jan 776, after more work
8 Jan 681, after fixing those needing defaultsort and using AWB for Irish
8 Jan 575, after AWB for Parliament and all the Ns
10 Jan 473, cleared out Ts, and all single-word entries
10 Jan 440, cleared out U, V, Y, Z: only W is left after M
13 Jan 299, nothing beyond M, starting on A: cleared 3 new items too
15 Jan 350, new ones being added, cleared some of them, no As, done some Bs
17 Jan 229, all Bs and Cs done: only D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M.
17 Jan 194, all the Ds done, now fits onto one display page. For the moment.
18 Jan 147, all the Fs done.
20 Jan 99, all the Gs and some Hs done, not officially a backlog.
21 Jan 71 - the end is in sight?
21 Jan 64 - only KLM now, plus trickle of incoming
21 Jan 43 - most of Ks done
22 Jan 0, zero, empty. For how long?
22 Jan, 10pm: still zero
24 Jan, 1am: 2 from AfC, sorted
24 Jan, 8am: 1 from AfC
25 Jan: 5, sorted
26 Jan: 4, sorted
27 Jan: 5, sorted
28 Jan: 4, sorted
29 Jan: 4, sorted
4 Feb: 23, 4 sorted, +2
5 Feb: Empty: someone else has sorted them. Excellent. Wonder who? Will relax about this category now.

Missing dab links

/Missing dab links Experiment: 100 random pages from AWB; how many with bracketed disambiguation don't have a link from base name:

1st run: 12 have "(", 2 needed hatnotes from base name article (Red or Dead (novel), Kinahan Cornwallis (writer) - though he was mentioned in primary topic text, several paragraphs into the article, as father)
2nd run: 14 articles have "(", 2 needed additions (hatnote for Detroit Lakes (Amtrak station), dab page entryfor Speak of the Devil (song)); complicated link for Palacio de los Deportes to get to Palacio de los Deportes (Heredia); added an entry for the slightly edge case of (48476) 1991 UP3. 15:19, 20 December 2013 (UTC)
3rd run: 14 with "(": Moved Carbon Shift (book) to base name, dab not needed (no redirect in place); List of Saturday Night Live guests (Q–T) not a disambiguator, but needs to be, and is, linked from base name; Saturday Night Magazine leads to dab page at Saturday Night and thence to Saturday Night Magazine (U.S.); The Whip (play) needed a redirect re-targetted and an entry on the dab page; Moved Une fleur (painting) to base name - already had redirect so was findable. Total of 2 which weren't findable (Carbon Shift and The Whip). 15:45, 20 December 2013 (UTC)

testing split links in VE:

Roads

This section in a nutshell: Testing testing.

A65 - find a photo or two

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 * http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qxsb/episodes/guide
 https://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/aug/19/hunters-snow-daisy-hildyard-review
+===Feb 2024===
+* [[Wendy Phipps]] / [[Wendy C. Phipps]] / [[Wendy C Phipps]] politician, St Kitts & Nevis
+* [[Pulchérie Abeme Nkoghe]], poet, Gabon/France
 === [[Jane Davies Evans]] ===