User talk:Diego Moya/Archive 1

Santiago Carrillo
... Jasra 23:34, 9 February 2006 (UTC)
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Music in Civilization IV
Hi. I went through the article, but noticed no particular problems with it. If this was an old tag, I'd just say "no reason apparent" and remove it, but as it is, can you say what seems to be a problem and how we should go about fixing it?

For future use, tagging tends to work better when the specific problems are mentioned on the talk page or even just the edit summary. This is especially true of non-obvious tags, such as wikify - it's a generic "Fix it!", and with nothing else to go on, other editors are well within their rights to answer "Fix what?". That's my take, anyway. Cheers, Kizor 19:48, 9 October 2007 (UTC)

Vandal reporting
''I arrived to this page through an automatic arv tool, and now see that it's not the proper way to report suspicious vandalism. What is the correct procedure when detecting a probable ongoing vandal?''
 * You can report obvious and persistent vandals at Administrator intervention against vandalism, where you had posted your comment. Make sure you follow the form instructions. Before posting there, a final warning in an escalating series should have been posted to the user's talk page (for example Uw-vandal4, Uw-spam4 or Uw-speedy4), and the user must have vandalized within the last few hours, including after the final warning was given him or her. Various warning templates can be found at Template messages/User talk namespace. Your block request is unlikely to be acted upon unless you follow these steps. Cases that are not simple vandalism can be reported at Administrators' Noticeboard/Incidents. Of course, in conjunction with warning against and reporting vandalism, you have the ability, mandate and are encouraged to revert all instances of vandalism you find yourself. If you have further questions, please don't post them on the page itself; instead, use the AIV talk page, or you can drop me a line on my talk page. GlassCobra 23:05, 21 October 2007 (UTC)

Graphical user interface
Hi there. When reverting vandalism, please check for several consecutive edits from the same user. You only caught one of the pair on this page earlier today. I heartily recommend WikiProject User scripts/Scripts/Twinkle to help deal with vandals ... richi 00:43, 27 October 2007 (UTC)

AfD nomination of Fib (poetry)
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Gracias
Por revisar mi contribución en el artículo sobre la historia de los GUI, el par de apartados dedicados al MS-DOS. Quizá pueda pasar algún día de en-2 a en-3...Ricardo Cancho Niemietz (talk) 19:07, 7 February 2008 (UTC)

Mouse
I rolled back most or all of your mouse (computing) edits of today. It does not seem reasonable that a person new to a long-established article should undertake such wholesale rerrangement and splitting without so much as a talk comment. Personally, I didn't care the direction you were going. The talk page is a good place to try out your ideas next. Dicklyon (talk) 05:52, 15 February 2008 (UTC)

Preview?
Consider using "Show preview". I see seven edits in the course of seven minutes to Archy, which could have been one edit had you used "Show preview". RussNelson (talk) 16:38, 30 April 2008 (UTC)


 * No they couldn't, because Show preview doesn't show changes in references when editing a single section (which I was doing). Anyway, do you have a prejudice about several edits in a row? Why should one prefer avoiding them, versus having several previews? Diego (talk) 22:51, 30 April 2008 (UTC)

Speedy deletion of Lambda the Ultimate (disambiguation)
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Notability of Jeff Atwood
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 * Hi! I'm the administrator reviewing the speedy delete request for this article. I turned down the request because the article asserts the subject is the author of a popular blog, which is an indication of importance. Note that this article may still be deleted by Wikipedia's regular articles for deletion process, among other issues it doesn't appear to have much in the way of independent sources. Best, --Shirahadasha (talk) 09:56, 27 July 2008 (UTC)

good idea
Good idea on the creation of a category for open-ended games. There's definitely a lot of games in this category, and people are interested to know which games work this way. I think you might have misnamed the category though. Categories like Category:Episodic video games have a space between "video games" instead of calling them "videogames". Also, I think it might be more consistent with the article if we used "nonlinear" rather than "open-ended". Would you mind if we renamed it to "nonlinear video games"? Randomran (talk) 18:55, 2 August 2008 (UTC)


 * Sounds good. Usually the best thing to do is to make the main class first. Then if the main class gets too big, you spin it off into subclasses. I've already taken the liberty of creating a new category and clearing out the old one. Randomran (talk) 22:32, 2 August 2008 (UTC)

Integrated banner for WikiProject Computer science
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Ultra-Mobile PC
Hi, I am also putting this message on User talk:Ramu50.Because of your interest in Ultra-Mobile PC, you might like to also look at Location-based service and Automotive navigation system. My involvement with them has been just to keep these pages free of link spam. However, all the pages require a fundamental rewrite which I don't have the expertise to do. If either of you felt like having a crack then it would be much appreciated. :-) TerriersFan (talk) 11:58, 1 September 2008 (UTC)

Disputed non-free use rationale for Image:2006 01 18 bareback mountain.jpg
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Proposed deletion of Haystack (MIT project)
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Game mode and mode (computer interface)
A mode in a computer interface is certainly not related to a game mode in video games. A mode in a modal application purely says something about the way the user interacts with the application, such as in vi and emacs. Each mode, in this sense, presents its own operations/tools that can be performed. As the title of the article suggests, it is a way to structure an application as an interface for the functionality available in the program. In these applications, the mode can be switched on the fly to access the different functionality.

On the other hand, a game mode is simply a way of playing the same game: it is not related to how the user (physically) interacts with the application. The user uses the same controls, the same operations/tools are available yet only the goal varies: in singleplayer mode, you follow a story/campaign, in multiplayer mode, you play with online people or friends, in Deathmatch, the goal is to kill others, in Capture the flag, the goal is to capture a flag, et cetera. In this sense, the mode can't be changed on the fly and there's not a different way of interacting with the application depending on the mode. Therefore, I'd say, a game mode is not an instance of the abstract principle described in mode. Regards, Simeon (talk) 21:20, 24 June 2009 (UTC)

Proposed deletion of Lapis (text editor)
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Speedy deletion nomination of Brad A. Meyers
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Re: Brad A. Myers
I have userfied the article here: User:Diego Moya/Brad A. Meyers. ... disco spinster   talk  14:31, 8 July 2009 (UTC)

External Link Deletion
Hi Diego. This section is in regards to an external link that you deleted in the EUD (End User Development) article. The link you deleted was for a free EUD tool (Yes, there is a pay version too). I am interested in helping define the field of EUD and advance it in the industry. I am not interested in spamming, and if it is viewed as such I would rather not have the link. But there are few places to discuss EUD and I am interested in finding people to discuss and collaborate with. This link seems right on topic and I was hoping that it could help create a discussion. It should also be noted that other similar works (EUD environments) are both referenced and linked from the article. So if you do not want to restore the link, I would appreciate an explanation or some criteria for your determination.

Also, I would be interested in creating a EUD tool comparison page. Perhaps you think this would be better than providing an external link.

Your thoughts are appreciated. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Ktpenrose (talk • contribs) 15:43, 10 July 2009 (UTC)

WikiProject Java template
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Service Oriented Architecture
In reference to your edit reverts, kindly note the following. i)Using an adjective(word flexible) to define an acronym in the first para is not recommended, hence it is termed weasel. ii) Also, the same first paragraph is using the word 'deployed', which is a verb categorising or classifying a single or set of actions. It is not recommmended by wiki standards to attribute a verb to a first para definition of an acronym, which confuses the reader. Hence weasel. I kindly request you to review your actions(just thoughts!). My view is that, if you cannot define something in one sentence, better not try to and just clearly state the same:-). Good day Smet (talk) 15:53, 20 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Hi Diego, thanks. You may please note, there is an adjective in the first sentence itself. Please read the description for weasel words, there is an example that says, "Luton is the town in UK", similarly "saying SOA is a set of design principles" can also be categorised weasel. What appears flexible to you may not be flexible to another person. Hence I strongly recommend either a) bring the weasel tag back OR b) re-write the first para definition. If you take pains and re-write, I am sure that another person will come and change it. I say this because, I have been following this article since the last 3 years, and the 'SOA definition' keeps changing every 2 weeks!. As a joke, let me say you; SOA means "Simply an Omnipotent Acronym!" :o) Smet (talk) 18:09, 21 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Ok, now I see your point that "flexible" could be seen as POV. I might argue that the word "flexible" is a good summary of the guiding and architectural principles listed later (encapsulation, loose coupling, interoperability) or that its commercial prevalence is a sign for its adaptability over older architectures; but this is my personal interpretation.
 * More to the point, I think describing SOA as flexible in the lead is a way to hint of its notability ("why would people bother to deploy SOAs? because they're flexible"). How else could you show the subject's notability in the first sentence, as required by the wp:lead guideline? Diego (talk) 18:31, 21 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Your statement, In computing, a service-oriented architecture (SOA) is a flexible set of design principles used during the phases of systems development and integration. A deployed SOA-based architecture will provide a loosely-integrated suite of services that can be used within multiple business domains Firstly, architecture is something more than a concept. I would say Architecture pave fundamentals in building roadmaps and realisation of a project. Principles are formed from concept, but they are not treated during systems development and integration. Also, we do not "deploy" any architecture; we deploy solutions or artefacts that are build, referring or base-lining an architecture. And re: using in multiple business, please explain to me: how could a SOA enable module written in "Account Billing domain" say 'ChargeCustomerCreditcard' used within a totally different domain called "Hotel Booking domain" and 'ChargeCustomerCreditCard'. As I said earlier, if you cannot define something in the last 5/6 years or this so called "SOA"zing, better state it clearly. SOA is nothing but an old jargon now, and sadly a big big failure in my view. Smet (talk) 14:37, 18 March 2010 (UTC)

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