User talk:Jkl sem

Adding chat forum links (a special exception)
I hope nobody minds me adding 7 or 8 references to *more static* topics on www.drugs-forum.co.uk (e.g. stickied experience report threads, detailed harm reduction info, etc). In my opinion this website is a tremendous reference and source of subjective personal experiences -- in fact, I do believe Erowid is both outclassed and obsolete. I am not a moderator or op there and have no desire whatsoever to promote the site, I just feel it's one of the best sources out there for subjective commentary on recreational substances. It's so good that I'm all for bending the guideline on links to chat forums -- static experience reports and such are NOT chit-chat. Expect me to gradually add more references to this website, as the staff there intends on gradually marginalizing the forums in favor of essays and static information. Comments welcome, even if you think I'm an evil spammer now :). jkl_sem 14:19, 8 April 2007 (UTC)

Redirect Notice
Hi, saw your stub writeup at Medical Marijuana. Just to let you know, there is already a long, detailed article at Medical marijuana, so I changed your article into a redirect. Article titles are case-sensitive except for the first letter which is always capitalized, so please check that you are using proper capitalization (using Google if necessary) before creating new articles. This is an easy mistake to make when you're not used to it so don't worry about it too much but it's always a good idea to do a bit of research before creating new entries. NTK 06:43, 19 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Thanks NTK, I'll get the hang of this. Had to make a first stab at it... Oh well :-). jkl_sem 06:44, 19 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Copyright notices
Heya, please note copyright notices go on image pages, not in the main article. --fvw *  08:49, 2004 Dec 20 (UTC)
 * Also, the GFDL is incompatible with restrictions like "for non-commercial use only", so you can either license the image under the GFDL, or you can put on a more restricted license. We try to avoid non-free pictures though, so unless they're unique pictures chances are they'll be removed or replaced.


 * On an unrelated note: Welcome!  --fvw *  08:52, 2004 Dec 20 (UTC)


 * Thanks for the welcome & feedback. To address your points:


 * 1 - Thanks, I'll remove the copyright notice on the Haystack Rock page (strike that... noticed you already did...)
 * Yeah, they weren't kidding around with that "edited mercilessly" warning at the bottom of the page *grins*.


 * 2 - I licensed under the GFDL, and then added my own "requests" beneath. Consider the GFDL to be formal, and my typing underneath to be a request to the viewer. IMO, 'non-commercial use only' is fairly free, altho not strictly keeping with the GFDL. I've seen user statements "all over the map" on people's picture pages, including no indication at all of where the picture came from (i.e. blank).
 * Ah ok, you might want to make it clear that the "for non-profit only" part is only a request, not a part of the license, if nothing else then to avoid people like me pointing out that that clause and the GFDL are contradictory.
 * 3 - All the pictures I added are completely unique (i.e. I took them myself, if that's what you mean by unique?). jkl_sem 18:25, 20 Dec 2004 (UTC)
 * I meant more along the lines of "cannot be created by others", like images of the kennedy assassination and the like. But it's not like people go around deleting non-free images when they're useful to an article without replacing them, so no worries.


 * Oh by the way: You can make pretty numbered lists without having to remember at which number you were by prefixing each item with a hash mark (#), like so:


 * One
 * Two
 * 1) Three
 * The same goes for unnumbered lists, with a star (*)


 * Like
 * This
 * you
 * see?
 * Keep up the good work!  --fvw *  19:23, 2004 Dec 20 (UTC)


 * Ah ok, you might want to make it clear that the "for non-profit only" part is only a request, not a part of the license, if nothing else then to avoid people like me pointing out that that clause and the GFDL are contradictory.


 * OK, I'll change the descriptions later on today. Basically, what I intended is that I'll piss, moan, whine and complain if the images are used commercially, but I can't/won't sue because under the GFDL people can legally do that (which makes the images completely free, except for my potential loud griping, grin...).  Anyways... thnks jkl_sem 19:34, 20 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Benzedrex
I accidentally messed up the whole layout on Propylhexedrine. Do you know how to rever it? If so, can you revert it to the edit you made? Thanks. Although I am no chemist, Ive noticed that the chemical structure is exactly the same as meth except the hexagon is missing the little lines in it (supposedly its cyclohexyl instead of phenyl. All.ya.little.triksters 19:25, 20 June 2007 (UTC)

Nevermind, I already reverted it by learning how to revert things.All.ya.little.triksters 19:33, 20 June 2007 (UTC)


 * Glad to hear that worked out... I have to admit to *not* being in my right mind during that last Propylhexedrine edit (too much alcohol - rare, but it happens). If someone feels it's too different to be called xxx-amphetamine, it's all good by me.  I won't mess with it again any time soon. jkl_sem 22:31, 20 June 2007 (UTC)

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== Nondualism ==

Hi there. I think a mention of solipsism is really great for the nondualism page. Quite an important distinction for that article. But can you find a third-party citation for that point? I'd like to avoid any original research there, it's sort of a magnet article for that. also, could you try rewriting it from a third party perspective? The "I" language adds to a sense that it's original research and not neutral commentary. Ironic for a page on nondualism I know, but key for an encyclopedia article about it. thanks! - Owlmonkey (talk) 18:07, 10 January 2008 (UTC)

File:Empro1.jpg
I was wondering if you would mind terribly changing the tag on File:Empro1.jpg to simply GFDL? It's almost the same thing except that the current tag does not allow for later versions of GFDL, meaning that while Wikipedia moves forward, this image is staying behind. This doesn't cause a problem right now, but if WP changes to Creative Commons (as it may within the next year) this image might become incompatible. Obviously this is up to you, and again it doesn't cause a problem right now, this is just a request. Thanks! ~  JohnnyMrNinja  01:27, 24 February 2009 (UTC)
 * Wow, you've been busy... If you do actually read this, and care, would you mind taking a look through Category:GFDL_1.2_images and changing any that are yours? Thanks some more! ~  JohnnyMrNinja  02:23, 24 February 2009 (UTC)
 * Hey, you're back! I moved most of your images to Commons (see this link). Hope you don't mind. As far as the last image, I'm just not sure about how copyright works with things like that. I'll request some expert opinions. ▫  Johnny Mr Nin ja  12:12, 11 March 2009 (UTC)

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Three of your pictures are nominated for deletion on Commons: commons:Commons:Deletion requests/Haystack rock. --Eusebius (talk) 11:51, 22 March 2009 (UTC)

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