User:ArielGold/Stuff

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My Boxes
Initial Delete/Removal ==June 2009== Article Initial test edit ==June 2009== Article Initial Vandal ==June 2009== Article Initial Delete/Removal (CHILD) ==June 2009== Article Seriously, Stop please ==June 2009== Article Article - Child

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2nd/3rd vandal warning ==June 2009== Article Deleting User Pages ==June 2009== Article Copyright Violation ==June 2009== Article Article Spam notice ==June 2009== Article Conflict of Interest ==June 2009== Ariel Smile reason! First article Username concern the reason
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Helpful Stuff
 {|  | colspan=3 style="vertical-align:top" | Current spaceflight IMDB Code: *

M&PLD, MD, EF, KKJ, BS & AE

Simulated "New messages box"

per User page guidelines, it's frowned upon to simulate parts of the MediaWiki interface in your userspace and "should be avoided except when necessary for testing purposes", which does not appear to be the case here. Secondly, it's quite confusing to new editors who happen across a userpage with one of these, and is also frustrating to established editors, as they expect to see that only in genuine new message situations. I hope you understand!

Funny stuff

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Talk Box
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Copyediting
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Accidental rollbacks
Since the new 'rollback' implementation, it is taking the spot of my old 'undo' option, which has caused me to occasionally (accidentally) hit 'rollback' when I mean to hit 'undo'. I've tried to keep track of the few times this happens, and make notes when it does to explain:
 * made an immediate edit afterwards to explain revert.
 * Originally thought this was a joke edit, because it said "The Harlem Globetrotters are also on this mission.", rollback button hit, and then after reviewing closely, I realized it was simply worded poorly and put in the wrong place (under crew section). Immediately made edit to add the information with proper references into the proper area of article (payloads).

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