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Faizan, you warned an editor per WP:ARBPIA here. I reverted it because the editor had already been notified earlier this year. There was no need to warn them twice. In addition, although generally administrators issue such warnings, you can issue one yourself, but you should not use that template because the language says you are an administrator, which you are not. If you have any questions, let me know. Regards.-- Bbb23 ( talk) 00:43, 13 August 2013 (UTC)

Thank you, I will use another template next time. Anyway, as you said that the user was warned earlier this year too, then no action required now after a 1RR violation again? Or WP:ARBPIA is just for warnings? Fai zan 06:13, 14 August 2013 (UTC)

Yes, like Faizan I also like to raise the same question: is WP:ARBPIA just for warnings? I like to draw the attention of Bbb23 about that user. He is repeatedly changing wordings/contents in Palestine-related articles without consensus even after being warned, compelling others to revert his edits.-- Ascetic Rosé 16:08, 20 August 2013 (UTC)

Sorry, Faizan, for not responding earlier; I missed it. ARBPIA is an arbitration case that authorized sanctions. The page describes the case and is used to log notifications and sanctions. It's unusual for a non-admin to notify a user. As I stated, if one does it, one should be careful not to purport to be an administrator. In addition, the notification should be logged at ARBPIA in the same style as other logged notifications. If an editor violates one of the arbitration restrictions, they can be reported to WP:AE or to WP:AN3 (if appropriate).-- Bbb23 ( talk) 00:21, 21 August 2013 (UTC)

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 Fixed Fai zan 09:09, 17 August 2013 (UTC)

Hey, It's nice to hear from you

i want to ask that if i can make a Wikipedia about a web portal...!! The portal is online since 2006 and is about advertising and marketing. It's operated from a leading Pakistani advertising agency 'Synergy Advertising' and has a strong background.

I was just hoping my account doesn't gets bad credits for that..! — Preceding unsigned comment added by Raheelbs ( talk • contribs) 06:14, 15 August 2013 (UTC)

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References are displaying properly, even when nested ( T52749) or in image captions ( T2000. Reference lists are now always fully populated with references ( bug 50094). Firefox users can insert an existing reference in the first paragraph ( T54159). Opera users no longer see corruption of categories when a reference was added ( bug 50385).

Stray spaces are being stripped from the start of paragraphs to end one of the common <nowiki> problems ( T53462). We also fixed a round-tripping bug that caused desirable whitespace in templates (used to make templates more legible, e.g., by putting each parameter in an infobox on a separate line) to get corrupted ( bug 51150).

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Images, in addition to getting references displaying correctly, also saw improvements with a set-empty |link= parameter no longer corrupted (51963). We corrected thumbnail images' display so that they look don't wrong in some contexts ( bug 51995). Inserted images no longer explicitly set their alignment, but instead inherit the default position in compliance with the Manual of Style ( bug 51851).

More edit notices, warnings, and metadata like information about Pending Changes on an article now appear as appropriate ( bug 49699). When new articles are created, users are now shown the <newarticletext> message ( bug 51459). VisualEditor now handles templates that set "meta" items (like a category) and nothing else better ( bug 51322). If the database is locked when a user tries to save with VisualEditor, they now get a message telling them as such and an opportunity to try again, rather than a silent failure ( bug 51636).

When you save the page, having the default preference set to "mark all my edits as minor by default" no longer overrides the setting in the save dialog ( bug 51515). If you open VisualEditor from a section edit link, the section's title will be pre-filled in in the edit summary box when you go to save it ( bug 50872). The size of the save dialog box in the Monobook skin has been fixed ( bug 50058). Also, wikipage content handlers like sortable tables are re-run automatically after saving ( T53565).

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Hi, Thanks for your appreciation and motivation. Regards :)-- Omer123hussain ( talk) 06:43, 23 August 2013 (UTC)

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Views/Day	Quality	Title	Content	Headings	Images	Links	Sources	Tagged with…
57		Battle of Yellow Tavern ( talk)						Add sources
207		Bangladesh Awami League ( talk)						Add sources
166		Iskander Mirza ( talk)						Add sources
126		Operation Searchlight ( talk)						Add sources
14		Bangladeshi nationalism ( talk)						Add sources
4,536		Sixteen (2013 film) ( talk)						Add sources
10		Madhyapara massacre ( talk)						Cleanup
1,255		Kashmir conflict ( talk)						Cleanup
5,607		Hosni Mubarak ( talk)						Cleanup
25		Language Movement Day ( talk)						Expand
6		Eduard Sachau ( talk)						Expand
12		Shahrivar ( talk)						Expand
142		Bangladesh–India relations ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
69		Amir Mohammad Khan ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
40		Controversy of arrests in Tamil Nadu about construction of flyovers ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
10		Martyred Intellectuals Memorial ( talk)						Merge
7		Shahbazgarhi ( talk)						Merge
127		Geographical distance ( talk)						Merge
32		Meherjaan ( talk)						Wikify
122		Chambaili ( talk)						Wikify
31		Bangladeshi Declaration of Independence ( talk)						Wikify
2		Haroon Habib ( talk)						Orphan
5		Kaiser-e-Hind (monument) ( talk)						Orphan
2		Pakistan National Congress ( talk)						Orphan
8		Dai Anga Mosque ( talk)						Stub
5		Quazi Nuruzzaman ( talk)						Stub
8		Battle of Dhalai ( talk)						Stub
11		Thomas R. Metcalf ( talk)						Stub
14		Liberation War Museum ( talk)						Stub
12		Ghulam Muhammad Abad ( talk)						Stub

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First the Kangaroo, now you? What's going on here? Yintan  22:13, 25 August 2013 (UTC)

I will be back soon dude! Just following your lead. Busy due to studies, Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year! Fai zan 16:05, 27 August 2013 (UTC)

I see. Good luck with the studies. Later, Yintan  11:11, 29 August 2013 (UTC)

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I worked on this article but there's still some more work to be done. If you go into it, you will see where my questions are that you or someone else could probably answer quickly and link a reference to. Post a note on my page when you're done and if no other copy editor has attended to the macro issues (We're in the middle of a GOCE blitz), I will see what I can do.-- Aichik ( talk) 11:40, 2 September 2013 (UTC)

Hello, Faizan. This is a courtesy notice that the copy edit you requested for Persecution of Biharis in Bangladesh at the Guild of Copy Editors requests page is now complete. All feedback welcome! Good luck with GA and all the best, Mini apolis 23:53, 2 September 2013 (UTC)

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This Thursday's VisualEditor update was mostly about stability and performance improvements, and some preparatory work for major planned improvements, along with bug fixes for non-English language support and right-to-left text. Everything that the English Wikipedia received today has been running on Mediawiki for a week already.

Officially, the problem with the link inspector not linking to a specific section on a page ( bug 53219) was fixed in this release, although that critical patch actually appeared here earlier.

A number of bugs related to copy-and-paste functionality were fixed ( 48604, bug 50043, bug 53362, bug 51538, among others). Full rich copy-and-paste from external sources into VisualEditor is expected "soon".

In other fixes, you can no longer add empty ref tags (<ref/>) ( bug 53345). Selecting both an image and some text, and then trying to add a link, previously deleted the selected image and the text. This was fixed in bug 50127. There was another problem related to using arrow keys to move the cursor next to an inline image that was fixed ( bug 53507).

Looking ahead: The next planned upgrade is scheduled for next Thursday, and you should expect to find a redesigned toolbar with drop-down menus that include room for references, templates, underline, strikethrough, superscript, subscript, and code formatting. There will also be keyboard shortcuts for setting the format (paragraph vs section headings).

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Views/Day	Quality	Title	Content	Headings	Images	Links	Sources	Tagged with…
3,728		Brunei ( talk)						Add sources
16		Mujibnagar ( talk)						Add sources
42		Naseem Hijazi ( talk)						Add sources
11		All India Muhammadan Educational Conference ( talk)						Add sources
92		Tikka Khan ( talk)						Add sources
53		Mumtaz Mufti ( talk)						Add sources
43		Zafarullah Khan Jamali ( talk)						Cleanup
112		Sarabjit Singh ( talk)						Cleanup
128		Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan ( talk)						Cleanup
186		Train to Pakistan ( talk)						Expand
21		Timeline of Bangladeshi history ( talk)						Expand
15		Hilal-i-Jur'at ( talk)						Expand
49		J. F. R. Jacob ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
253		Culture of Pakistan ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
31		Bangladesh UN Peacekeeping Force ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
542		Punjab, Pakistan ( talk)						Merge
96		2013 Shahbag protests ( talk)						Merge
58		Harkat-ul-Mujahideen ( talk)						Merge
1,397		Sino-Indian War ( talk)						Wikify
21		Aboobaker Osman Mitha ( talk)						Wikify
10		Khulna Shipyard ( talk)						Wikify
15		Srujan Lokesh ( talk)						Orphan
1		Zafar Mahmud ( talk)						Orphan
13		Nursing in Islam ( talk)						Orphan
215		Sua sponte ( talk)						Stub
12		Suhrawardy Udyan ( talk)						Stub
13		Operation Barisal ( talk)						Stub
12		Gynecocracy (novel) ( talk)						Stub
80		Stephen P. Cohen ( talk)						Stub
671		Internet Explorer 11 ( talk)						Stub

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Hello, iDonate Pakistan needs some improvement and assessment, please have a look at the talk page. I;m a little busy, hope you may do something with this. Zia Khan 20:50, 11 September 2013 (UTC)

Assalamu alaykum, I hope you are well. Any chance you could look at this page? One editor seems intent on making it into a fan page and adding unreferenced, or poorly referenced, material. My regards, George Custer's Sabre ( talk) 19:35, 14 September 2013 (UTC)

Assalamu Alaiku brother, How are you? No response from your side. Are you retired? I don't see your activities here. We miss you... - Ascetic Rosé 15:35, 15 September 2013 (UTC)

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VisualEditor has been updated twice in the last two weeks. As usual, what is now running on the English Wikipedia had a test run at Mediawiki during the previous week.

As announced, the toolbar was redesigned to be simpler, shorter, and to have the ability to have drop-down groups with descriptions. What you see now is the initial configuration and is expected to change in response to feedback from the English Wikipedia and other Wikipedias. The controls to add <u> (underline), <sub> (subscript), and <sup> (superscript), <s> (strikethrough) and <code> (computer code/monospace font) annotations to text are available to all users in the drop-down menu. At the moment, all but the most basic tools have been moved into a single drop-down menu, including the tools for inserting media, references, reference lists, and templates. The current location of all of the items in the toolbar is temporary, and your opinions about the best order are needed! Please offer suggestions at Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback/Toolbar.

In an eagerly anticipated upgrade to the reference dialog, newly added references or reference groups no longer need the page to be saved before they can be re-used (bugs 51689 and 52000). The 'Use existing reference' button is now disabled on pages which don't yet have any references ( bug 51848). The template parameter filter in the transclusion dialog now searches both parameter name and label ( bug 51670).

In response to several requests, there are some new keyboard shortcuts. You can now set the block/paragraph formatting from the keyboard: Ctrl+0 sets a block as a regular paragraph; Ctrl+1 up to Ctrl+6 sets it as a Heading 1 ("Page title") to Heading 6 ("Sub-heading 4"); Ctrl+7 sets it as pre-formatted ( bug 33512). Ctrl+2, which creates level 2 section headings, may be the most useful.

Some improvements were made to capitalization for links, so typing in "iPhone" will offer a link to "iPhone" as well as "IPhone" ( bug 50452).

Copying and pasting within the same document should work better as of today's update, as should copying from VisualEditor into a third-party application ( bug 53364, bug 52271, bug 52460). Work on copying and pasting between VisualEditor instances (for example, between two articles) and retaining formatting when copying from an external source into VisualEditor is progressing.

Major improvements to editing with input method editors (IMEs; mostly used for Indic and East Asian languages) are being deployed today. This is a complex change, so it may produce unexpected errors. On a related point, the names of languages listed in the "languages" (langlinks) panel in the Page settings dialog now display as RTL when appropriate ( bug 53503).

Looking ahead: The help/'beta' menu will soon expose the build number next to the "Leave feedback" link, so users can give more specific reports about issues they encounter ( bug 53050). This change will make it easier for developers to identify any cacheing issues, once it starts reporting the build number (currently, it says "Version false"). Also, inserting a link, reference or media file will put the cursor after the new content again ( bug 53560). Next week’s update will likely improve how dropdowns and other selection menus behave when they do not fit on the screen, with things scrolling so the selected item is always in view.

If you are active at other Wikipedias, the next group of Wikipedias to have VisualEditor offered to all users is being finalized. About two dozen Wikipedias are on the list for Tuesday, September 24 for logged-in users only, and on Monday, September 30 for unregistered editors. You can help with translating the documentation. In several cases, most of the translation is already done, and it only needs to be copied over to the relevant Wikipedia. If you are interested in finding out whether a particular Wikipedia is currently on the list, you can leave a message for me at my talk page.

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Views/Day	Quality	Title	Content	Headings	Images	Links	Sources	Tagged with…
583		Indo-Pakistani wars and conflicts ( talk)						Add sources
497		Pakistan and weapons of mass destruction ( talk)						Add sources
29		Pakistani nationalism ( talk)						Add sources
15		Hamoodur Rahman ( talk)						Add sources
11		Al-Shams (East Pakistan) ( talk)						Add sources
10		Such TV ( talk)						Add sources
201		Khan (surname) ( talk)						Cleanup
46		Khulna University ( talk)						Cleanup
3		Mustafizur Rahman Siddiqi ( talk)						Cleanup
165		Foreign relations of Pakistan ( talk)						Expand
20		Ali Kuli Khan Khattak ( talk)						Expand
160		Operation Meghdoot ( talk)						Expand
97		United Liberation Front of Assam ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
1,371		Cosmetics ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
34		Greater Bangladesh ( talk)						Unencyclopaedic
136		Humayun Ahmed ( talk)						Merge
266		Government of Pakistan ( talk)						Merge
22		Defensive jihad ( talk)						Merge
34		History of Azad Kashmir ( talk)						Wikify
1,426		Mohamed Morsi ( talk)						Wikify
3		Qazi Muhammad Farooq ( talk)						Wikify
3		Golaghat massacre ( talk)						Orphan
4		Amjad Ayub Mirza ( talk)						Orphan
17		Glass nail file ( talk)						Orphan
2		M. R. Akhtar Mukul ( talk)						Stub
12		BD Somani International School ( talk)						Stub
4		1971 in Pakistan ( talk)						Stub
27		PTV News ( talk)						Stub
83		Aiwan-e-Sadr ( talk)						Stub
23		Electoral College (Pakistan) ( talk)						Stub

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Views/Day

Daily average number of views an article's had over the past 14 days.

Quality

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The method we use to predict article quality also allows us to assess whether an article might need specific types of work in order to improve its quality. The work needed might not correspond to cleanup tags added to the article, since our method is not based on those. We have added five columns reflecting this work assessment, where a red X indicates improvement is needed. Placing your cursor over an X should give you a pop-up with a short description of the work needed. The five columns seek to answer the following five questions:

Content

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Headings

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Links

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