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F1 Challenge '99-'02 - F1 Challenge '99-'02. Edit war, spam and vandalism.
Hello, good afternoon there. I'm here for request a protection for the "EA Sports F1 Series" article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EA_Sports_F1_series).
On the last days, there were an edit war. This is because there is a user that doesn't stop spamming on the page, by dint of using Wikipedia as a sponsorship page for his Facebook page, for get people to download his multiple mod F1 Challenge 1988-2014. The afromentioned mod is composed by an amount of leeched stuff from their original authors (there are no 2012, 2013 and 2014 mods made from scratch, 1988 mod uses Dudi stuff, 1989 uses David Marques, Cheery, BMCM3 and MonteSky stuff, 1995 and 1996 uses CrashKing stuff, etc.) Since September, I'm restauring the article deleting spam daily. He even distorted on one ocassion a link referenced of the article I'm talking about.
(One more thing, you reverted one time his changes. Thank you for that.
Please, protect the page if you can. Banning the user solves nothing, because he utilises a dynamic IP.
Kins regards, --84.125.220.68 (talk) 15:42, 16 October 2015 (UTC)
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Your edit to my user talk page
What earthly use is it to anyone to know that I am one of the millions of customers of Virgin Media? If you read further down my user talk page you will see that this silly officious unsightly template has already been removed by another editor, so your re-addition of it constitutes edit-warring. Please find a better use for your time, such as doing something that actually helps build this encyclopedia, rather than throw silly templates around. 86.17.222.157 (talk) 21:37, 27 May 2016 (UTC)
- The point is to identify possible vandalism from various anonymous users. I'm not sure I understand why it bothers you and why you don't "make it go away" by simply creating an account. I see that the previous discussion talked about not removing the notice, but then it was removed. You will keep seeing the notice added as this is a standard thing. Why not take 3 minutes and create yourself an account? — Safety Cap (talk) 21:46, 27 May 2016 (UTC)
- You obviously haven't read and understood the discussion on my talk page, so please do so before deciding whether to argue this point further. And no, this is not "a standard thing", but something only done by officious editors who are not here to build an encyclopedia. Such a template might be useful if an IP address belongs to a school or employer and is so shared by many editors, but to have an unsightly template on my talk page to show that I am one of the four million or so customers of a major ISP is absolutely pointless. The ability to edit without registering an account is one of the very few non-negotiable policies here, being mandated by the Wikipedia Foundation rather than subject to community decision. 86.17.222.157 (talk) 21:57, 27 May 2016 (UTC)
- You are absolutely correct that you can edit the encyclopedia as you see fit without having an account--I have never stated or suggested that you cannot. You are incorrect in assuming the talk page belongs to or refers to you. It does not. It belongs to the random customer of Virgin who happens to have a DHCP lease for that specific IP address at the time they are editing Wikipedia. When that IP address is tagged for vandalism, that info will go on the talk page. Was it you who vandalized? It doesn't matter: if the IP address is the source of enough vandalism, it will be blocked. Don't like it? Create an account. Don't want to create an account? That's a shame. — Safety Cap (talk) 22:14, 27 May 2016 (UTC)
- Nope - my bad. It looks like Virgin has permanently assigned you the IP address. — Safety Cap (talk) 22:17, 27 May 2016 (UTC)
- Double-nope - I was looking at the wrong record. — Safety Cap (talk) 22:18, 27 May 2016 (UTC)
- Why not just ask me what the situation is with my IP address rather than try to work it out from inadequate "whois" records? It is that Virgin are not contractually obliged to maintain the same IP address for my internet connection but in practice they do. The only times that my address has ever changed are when my service has been upgraded. All of the edits made from this address apart from the one in 2007 are mine. 86.17.222.157 (talk) 08:28, 28 May 2016 (UTC)
- Why does it bother you so much? I've updated several hundred anon talk pages in the same exact manner and you're the first one that has had a conniption, so I'm curious. — Safety Cap (talk) 18:06, 28 May 2016 (UTC)
- Because, as I have already explained here, the template is unsightly and absolutely pointless. To repeat the question that I started this discussion with, and you haven't answered yet, what earthly use is it to anyone to know that I am one of the millions of customers of Virgin Media? Just because a template exists doesn't mean that it should be spammed to every talk page of an unregistered editor. Most editors subjected to such spamming won't bother to dispute it but will simply decide never to edit Wikipedia again. Your actions, although I'm sure you don't mean to do so, contribute to the unwelcoming atmosphere at Wikipedia that drives new editors away. Find something better to do that actually helps build this encyclopedia, which is what we are supposed to be doing here. 86.17.222.157 (talk) 18:40, 28 May 2016 (UTC)
- So, in your view, the notice serves no purpose and is ugly. To answer your question, "what earthly use is it to anyone to know that I am one of the millions of customers of Virgin Media?" - that is not the correct question. The correct question is "what early use is it to anyone to know that 86.17.222.157 is assigned to Virgin Media?". Since you are unable or unwilling to actually READ the text of the notice, is to help with abuse mitigation. You have no understanding of what it takes to maintain this place; your misguided idea of "what we are supposed to be doing here" is pedantic at best. If the site was run your way it would shortly become a mishmash of youtube comments and unsubstantiated pet theories. Other than content creation there are a very large number of people involved in preventing abuse. If you can be bothered to learn a tiny bit, go view Recent anonymous edits for an hour and see how much crap is posted and how many articles are vandalized on an hourly basis. — Safety Cap (talk) 12:16, 29 May 2016 (UTC)
- I have plenty of understanding of what it takes to maintain this place, and have no idea why you think that what you decribe would be "my way". A quick look at my contributions would show you that your assumptions about me are wrong. The point is that having that notice on the talk page associated with my IP address does nothing to help prevent the abuses that you describe. I see that you are interest in learning a tiny bit, so I would invite you to read Template:Shared IP#Caution. I've really had enough of this conversation, so you're welcome to have the last word but I won't be replying further. 86.17.222.157 (talk) 13:39, 29 May 2016 (UTC)
- So, in your view, the notice serves no purpose and is ugly. To answer your question, "what earthly use is it to anyone to know that I am one of the millions of customers of Virgin Media?" - that is not the correct question. The correct question is "what early use is it to anyone to know that 86.17.222.157 is assigned to Virgin Media?". Since you are unable or unwilling to actually READ the text of the notice, is to help with abuse mitigation. You have no understanding of what it takes to maintain this place; your misguided idea of "what we are supposed to be doing here" is pedantic at best. If the site was run your way it would shortly become a mishmash of youtube comments and unsubstantiated pet theories. Other than content creation there are a very large number of people involved in preventing abuse. If you can be bothered to learn a tiny bit, go view Recent anonymous edits for an hour and see how much crap is posted and how many articles are vandalized on an hourly basis. — Safety Cap (talk) 12:16, 29 May 2016 (UTC)
- Because, as I have already explained here, the template is unsightly and absolutely pointless. To repeat the question that I started this discussion with, and you haven't answered yet, what earthly use is it to anyone to know that I am one of the millions of customers of Virgin Media? Just because a template exists doesn't mean that it should be spammed to every talk page of an unregistered editor. Most editors subjected to such spamming won't bother to dispute it but will simply decide never to edit Wikipedia again. Your actions, although I'm sure you don't mean to do so, contribute to the unwelcoming atmosphere at Wikipedia that drives new editors away. Find something better to do that actually helps build this encyclopedia, which is what we are supposed to be doing here. 86.17.222.157 (talk) 18:40, 28 May 2016 (UTC)
- Why does it bother you so much? I've updated several hundred anon talk pages in the same exact manner and you're the first one that has had a conniption, so I'm curious. — Safety Cap (talk) 18:06, 28 May 2016 (UTC)
- Why not just ask me what the situation is with my IP address rather than try to work it out from inadequate "whois" records? It is that Virgin are not contractually obliged to maintain the same IP address for my internet connection but in practice they do. The only times that my address has ever changed are when my service has been upgraded. All of the edits made from this address apart from the one in 2007 are mine. 86.17.222.157 (talk) 08:28, 28 May 2016 (UTC)
- You are absolutely correct that you can edit the encyclopedia as you see fit without having an account--I have never stated or suggested that you cannot. You are incorrect in assuming the talk page belongs to or refers to you. It does not. It belongs to the random customer of Virgin who happens to have a DHCP lease for that specific IP address at the time they are editing Wikipedia. When that IP address is tagged for vandalism, that info will go on the talk page. Was it you who vandalized? It doesn't matter: if the IP address is the source of enough vandalism, it will be blocked. Don't like it? Create an account. Don't want to create an account? That's a shame. — Safety Cap (talk) 22:14, 27 May 2016 (UTC)
- You obviously haven't read and understood the discussion on my talk page, so please do so before deciding whether to argue this point further. And no, this is not "a standard thing", but something only done by officious editors who are not here to build an encyclopedia. Such a template might be useful if an IP address belongs to a school or employer and is so shared by many editors, but to have an unsightly template on my talk page to show that I am one of the four million or so customers of a major ISP is absolutely pointless. The ability to edit without registering an account is one of the very few non-negotiable policies here, being mandated by the Wikipedia Foundation rather than subject to community decision. 86.17.222.157 (talk) 21:57, 27 May 2016 (UTC)
RfC: Protect user pages by default
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Caught by a web host block but this host or IP is not a web host. It is part of the Private Internet Access VPN. Safety Cap (talk) 13:53, 9 January 2018 (UTC)
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"Unreferenced section" tag on film plot chapter
Hi,
I have reverted your change on Platoon (film) where you added an "unreferenced section" template to the "Plot" chapter. I did this because I think the MOS page at WP:FILMPLOT says that we don't need external references for film plots because the film itself is a valid primary source. Spike (talk) 21:25, 17 May 2018 (UTC)
Your edit on Falsifiability
Can you explain your rational to add your note about Bartley III in the article about Falsifiability. I like the viewpoint of Bartley III, as it is explained, it looks great, but it is not specifically about Falsifiability. It will fit better in an the article about Bartley. If there is a link with Falsifiability, I would see a similar link with any other article on philosophy of science.
I am considering that we should remove these "criticisms" of "contemporary philosophers", not because they are criticism - they are not criticisms - they are just simply unrelated. One is about Popper, but it is vague, nothing specific about falsifiability. However, what will be interesting is to see what these philosophers have written on Falsifiability. I would not remove them until I have looked at what they have written on Falsifiability, because I want to improve the article without ignoring what these philosophers have written. Dominic Mayers (talk) 17:55, 20 June 2018 (UTC)
- Thanks for the note. I made two general changes: First, I removed redundancy by deleting the quote introduction text, which was already included in the quote, and moving the reference to the quote itself:
- Before
- Bartley in 1978 claimed,[1]
Sir Karl Popper is not really a participant in the contemporary professional philosophical dialogue; quite the contrary, he has ruined that dialogue. If he is on the right track, then the majority of professional philosophers the world over have wasted or are wasting their intellectual careers. The gulf between Popper's way of doing philosophy and that of the bulk of contemporary professional philosophers is as great as that between astronomy and astrology."
— W. W. Bartley in Philosophia 6 1976
- After
Sir Karl Popper is not really a participant in the contemporary professional philosophical dialogue; quite the contrary, he has ruined that dialogue. If he is on the right track, then the majority of professional philosophers the world over have wasted or are wasting their intellectual careers. The gulf between Popper's way of doing philosophy and that of the bulk of contemporary professional philosophers is as great as that between astronomy and astrology."
— W. W. Bartley III, "III: Biology – evolutionary epistemology", 1976[1]
- Secondly, the source for Rafe Champion's quote had been removed from the referenced site and (as explained at that site), published as a Kindle book. I redirected the citation to the kindle book.
- Hope that helps. — Safety Cap (talk) 02:09, 21 June 2018 (UTC)
- Yes, the format is better now than it was before. I noticed that. Thanks for that. My question was about your rational to add Rafe Champion's quote explicitly as a footnote. This footnote is a long text of 1.5k. It's the longest footnote and it's not about falsifiability, not even about Popper (who introduced it). I asked what is your rational. Your reply suggests that you simply followed a general procedure and had no specific rational related to falsifiability, which is the subject of the article. If this is the case, then thanks, generic procedures do not always work, but I appreciate very much that your intentions were to improve the paper - the format is better. We will keep the quote and the footnote for the time being, because there might be some rational for them, which is not well explained. I mean the footnote does not even explain how Bartley III is related to the subject of the article. It seems totally out of the scope of the article. Dominic Mayers (talk) 02:50, 21 June 2018 (UTC)
- If I understood your rational, you might not be interested about the details, but still maybe you are curious. The quote above is taken out of context. The purpose of this quote was to explain how audacious it was to write about Popper. Here is the complete quote:
"The philosophical perspective celebrated in the latest member of the distinguished Schilpp series is the most radical yet presented in The Library of Living Philosophers. Radical for this simple reason: Sir Karl Popper is not really a participant in the contemporary professional philosophical dialogue; quite the contrary, he has ruined that dialogue. If he is on the right track, then the majority of professional philosophers the world over have wasted or are wasting their intellectual careers. The gulf between Popper's way of doing philosophy and that of the bulk of contemporary professional philosophers is as great as that between astronomy and astrology. [new line] I believe that Karl Popper is on the right track"
— W.W. Bartley, III, The Philosophy of Karl Popper, PART I: Biology & Evolutionary Epistemology
- It's not less interesting when we see the context. My point is that this could be interesting in an article about Popper, but not about falsifiability, unless we expand and show how it connects to falsifiability, its history, etc. After all, we have a section about the use of falsifiability in courts of law, so it's interesting to see how the concept was received in general in different sectors of the society. Dominic Mayers (talk) 03:30, 21 June 2018 (UTC)
References, of a sort
Warped wall
And what's wrong with the edit? What's wrong with adding a picture of the thing, adding a link to Commons, or putting in sections?
-- 65.94.40.190 (talk) 04:48, 21 June 2018 (UTC)
- My Bad - I misunderstood what you were doing. Undone. — Safety Cap (talk) 04:58, 21 June 2018 (UTC)
- Thanks -- 65.94.40.190 (talk) 04:59, 21 June 2018 (UTC)
Emergency service response codes
Undid revision https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Emergency_service_response_codes&oldid=846832719
Hello,
I provided an edit description for this edit: "New South Wales: codes published for NSW ambulance and fire & rescue are radio codes, not response codes, needs correction with actual response codes.".
The section that I removed are codes used as abbreviation in radio communication and are not actual response codes (I.e. codes that indicate urgency or rapidity of response), as such they're irrelevant to this wiki article. — 114.77.237.105 (talk)
- Okay, that makes sense - are these the correct codes? Not sure if the source is any good http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Ambulance_Service_of_NSW_(NSW)#Response_Codes
1A - Closest resource HOT immediate: 1. closest approved agency 2. Highest clinical skill 3. Minimum 3, preferably 4 responders 1B - Medical / trauma emergency - HOT immediate - Highest clinical skill (HCS) 1C - Medical / trauma emergency - HOT immediate - Basic life support (BLS) 2A - Immediate mobilisation - COLD immediate - HSC ambulance to be at patient location within 30 mins of call 2B - Nearest available resource - COLD - BLS ambulance to be at patient location within 30 mins of call 2C - Nearest available resource COLD BLS ambulance to be at patient location within 60 mins of call R3 - Priority medical COLD Time critical pre-arranged response time (1hr or 2hr) R4 - Priority aero-medical COLD Time critical pre-arranged response to fixed/rotary wing aircraft R5 - Routine appointments COLD Medical / treatment appointments eg. Scans, dialysis etc R6 - Stretcher / walk after treatment COLD Post medical treatments eg. Scans, dialysis R7 - General transport COLD Discharge / inter-facility / convalescent / palliative care / transfers etc R8 - Sporting attendance COLD Event standby R9 - Major incidents HOT / COLD Major incidents as per ASNSW policy, events that require seperation from other incidents
- — Safety Cap (talk) 05:25, 21 June 2018 (UTC)
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Your comments on my reply are welcome
In case you have not seen it, I have replied to you. The tldr version is thank you, it is an improvement - the format is better, but I am still not sure what is your specific rational for the long footnote that presents the view of Rafe Champion about Bartley III? If you have a (sourced) view on the reception of the concept of falsifiability among philosophers or in other sectors of the society, this will be welcome. Dominic Mayers (talk) 11:52, 21 June 2018 (UTC)
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Association behavior analysis revert
Hi! I don’t know why my comment was replaced, but the revert was because someone undid work that was discussed on the talk page without gaining any consensus. You can see OR in it. PsyNtst (talk) 14:00, 2 September 2022 (UTC)
Hey! The person who reverted the contributions of PsyNtst and then I tried to fix. You reverted my fix, but his edits were factually inaccurate. Check the talk page - no consensus! Please help return it to an appropriate article for Wiki. PsyNtst (talk) 23:15, 2 September 2022 (UTC)
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