User talk:Binarypower

Flame test
No, it's my high school chem teacher. &mdash;WAvegetarian&bull; CONTRIBUTIONS TALK &bull; EMAIL &bull; 16:59, 9 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Call me Snoopy :-p Binarypower 06:18, 10 March 2006 (UTC)

Illuminance
Illuminance is not a typo, and is quite distinct from luminance. The former was correct.--Srleffler 04:25, 2 September 2006 (UTC)

Jack Mueller (telecommunications)
I have proposed this article for deletion via Articles for deletion. You may wish to express your opinion on whether it should be kept. --Brianyoumans 10:50, 8 October 2006 (UTC)

Smile
You're right, that's problematic. I'd suggest either tagging it with, or listing it at WP:PUI.

By the way, you speak Farsi? That's terrific, and I'm jealous. Do you have any thoughts on this controversy?: Did Ahmadinejad say what could be best translated as "Israel should be wiped off the face of the map", as has been widely quoted in the Western press? Or is his statement better translated as "This occupation regime over Jerusalem must vanish from the page of time"? Is the translation we've been told (the statement Ahmadinejad is probably best known in the West for saying) significantly more aggressive than what he actually said? It's awfully hard to find opinions from people who know Farsi and are even remotely neutral.

All the best, – Quadell (talk) (random) 15:23, 9 October 2006 (UTC)
 * To quote you "people who know Farsi and are even remotely neutral."... I second that. I am only a 2 with the language but things can be translated in different way. It's like saying the popular catchphrase "that's cool" It depends on the inflection of the tone... IE sarcastic, sad, questioning, happy, mad... or even perverse. You cannot have a 100% perfect translation, I'm sure if you translate that to Chinese, it can be said as "That's all right", "That is good" or even, laughably, "The temperature of that is cold". Especially as such with a language that dates back to the Zoroastrian period. My mother is Iranian Christian and she took it as, an un-quotable quote mind you, "Israel should be removed from the land"... I mean it sounds clear. If you look at the banner under which he makes that statement it says "The world without Zionism" but I don't dabble in Mid Eastern politics so I probably won't contribute to the discussion. I'm proud to be born and raised in Arkansas and being southern has diluted my capacity for legs to stand on when it comes to anything controversial... lame excuse yes I know.. But I do know if you say anything in the media you are quoted in a specific formula to get the largest response. For example. I, being Southern and Iranian were to go out to a farm and blow up a homemade bomb, the media says "an Iranian American blows up bomb". If it's race related, for anything, it becomes "An Arkansan" or if it's sexually related it becomes "A homosexual"... What I'm trying to say is he said it, but how he said it can be construed by whoever in almost any way... Basically both statements mean the exact same thing. Even the first, commonly known, statement does not mean that he wants all Israelis dead, but we CAN deduce from BOTH statements that he wants the government of Israel to go away... I think "wiped" was an embellishment... ie "nuclear wiping" to match our current stance on their nuclear ambitions. Thanks for the help with the Smile article. Binarypower 08:24, 10 October 2006 (UTC)

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United States Telecommunications Association
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Speedy deletion of ECompanies
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Intrado‎
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Earthwatch
Hi. Thanks for attempting to address the copyvio here! Unfortunately, the temporary version also infringed. For example, the temporary version said, "Their mission is to engage people worldwide in scientific field research and education to promote the understanding and action necessary for a sustainable environment." This press release says, "The Institute's mission is to engage people worldwide in scientific field research and education to promote the understanding and action necessary for a sustainable environment", here. The temporary version said, "Earthwatch works with a wide range of partners, from individuals who work as conservation volunteers on research teams through to corporate partners, governments and institutions." Their website says they "work with a wide range of partners, from individuals who work as conservation volunteers on research teams through to corporate partners, governments and institutions."source That's one of the problems with basing a new temporary version off of existing text. Quite often, where there's one copyright violation, there's plenty more. An additional problem is that, unless you put the text in your own words, you also run the risk of violating the copyright of Wikipedia's contributors. We release our material under GFDL, but not into public domain. That means that contributor's get attribution credit, which we provide through the article "history". Copying and pasting other Wikipedians' contributions breaks that attribution history, which is a problem. :)

In any event, in this case, there are clean versions in history which can (and will) be restored. I'm investigating to see if versions subsequent to the copyright violation should be deleted or if a warning against restoration is sufficient.

Thanks again for working on the temporary version, even if it isn't needed in this case, and particularly for pointing out the problem. --Moonriddengirl (talk) 13:31, 3 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Thanks for the tips! Never even thought about the attribution creditBinarypower (talk) 15:53, 4 September 2008 (UTC)

About my move of your additions at conceit to Self-esteem
Hi Binarypower! I've moved the text you added about "conceit" from conceit (the literary device) to Self-esteem ("an inflated conception of self-worth") possibly, Māna. Please do modify or completely revert all this if you think I've made a mistake. Thanks! --Shirt58 (talk) 10:47, 29 July 2011 (UTC)

Nomination of VALOR for deletion
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