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ISBN 978-1-59017-374-9
ISBN 978-1-59017-374-9
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Revision as of 11:57, 2 December 2022

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BiblioPlus testing:

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ISBN 978-1-59017-374-9

Template:ISBN

<biblio>

  1. FontaneUWB isbn=978-1-59017-374-9 //this is a note
  2. FontaneUWB2 isbn=978-1-59017-374-9
  3. Comfort2007 pmid=17323919
  4. He1999 pmid=9312086
  5. StickWillams2009 isbn=978-0-240-52118-3 //Figure 5, page 72 is particularly interesting.
  6. Sinnott1990 Sinnott, M.L. (1990) Catalytic mechanisms of enzymic glycosyl transfer. Chem. Rev. 90, 1171-1202. DOI: 10.1021/cr00105a006

</biblio>

Article Counts

Article counts

Citable Articles (146)
Developed Articles (1,126)
Developing Articles (7,362)
Stubs (7,658)
(16,423 total articles)

Sortable table

User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/sorting_table


Refer to a tab

''(additional links are available on the [[/Timelines|timelines subpage]])''<br>

Quote from Rilke

From Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge, about 2/3 way through

Rilke's extraordinary semi-autobiographical novel deals with masking our true selves and others in order to fit into the bewildering chaos of the world around us. The writer (Rilke or Brigge, take your pick) takes us through visions, memories, and impressions, and starkly contrasts these with the world as he now experiences it. The work is beautifully amorphous, and surprisingly funny:

"There is a being that is completely harmless if it passes before your eyes, you hardly notice it and immediately forget it again. But as soon as it gets into your hearing in some invisible fashion it develops there, it creeps out, as it were, and one has seen cases where it penetrated the brain and thrived devastatingly in that organ, like canine pneumococcus that enters through the nose. This being is the neighbor."

It's also surprisingly coherent, although it doesn't seem that way when you are knee deep in

Life disambig from WP

User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/Life_disambig_from_WP

Audio widget

YouTube widget

to do list

Sidebar, Copyright, WPAtrribution

about WP

  • One side effect of Wikipedia's style of operation is that certain articles have fallen under the control of a specific author, or small group of authors, who are driven by a narrow viewpoint and who abuse the complex rules of the wiki to prevent relative outsiders to introducing needed changes to the article. Since their identity is unknown, no one can really challenge their claims of expertise about a topic. They may cite books written by non-experts as authoritative, for example. Because they operate marginally within the rules of the wiki and may be well-known in the community because highly active, they are nearly impossible to defeat. Although this unethical but allowed "trolling" activity only occurs on a relatively small percentage of articles, it does mean that certain important topics are relatively biased and open debate is suppressed by, for example, immediately archiving dissenting remarks left on the article's Talk page, making it seem to readers as though there is no disagreement. This does not occur on Citizendium, where article Talk pages are not supposed to be archived except due to length or to remove abusive content.

Image examples

Walt Whitman by photographer George C. Cox. 1887 in New York
Constellations Ursa major and Ursa minor with Polaris, the North Star

Workgroups

User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/Workgroups

User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/Princeton,_New_Jersey

Interwiki

Interwiki links, such as [[Wikipedia:aardvark]], which renders as Wikipedia:aardvark

article stats

Article counts by category

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Citable Articles (146)
Developed Articles (1,126)
Developing Articles (7,362)
Stubs (7,658)
(16,423 total articles)

test articles

Test Template

Template:User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test_template

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Links from User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox#test_template


<--* The number of users is: 103

  • The number of users is: 103 --!>

<--* The number of active users is: 8

  • The number of active users is: 8 --!>



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The Move Template

The Every page template

subpages cluster creation (manual)

To create a CZ subpages article called My_Article:

  • create My_Article and add {{subpages}} as its first line
  1. use CZ:Templates to create Template:My_Article/Metadata and populate it with metadata
  2. create Talk:My_Article and add {{subpages}} as its first line
  1. optionally, create My_Article/Related_Articles (optional) and add {{subpages}} as its first line
  2. optionally, create My_Article/Bibliography (optional) and add {{subpages}} as its first line
  3. optionally, create My_Article/External_Links (optional) and add {{subpages}} as its first line
  1. optionally, create My_Article/Definition

server migrations chores

  • Migration began on 3/5/2022 (asked users not to edit in old server any more).
  • DNS fully cut over on 3/20/2022.
  • old server was shut down on May 20, 2022

To do (NEW server)

  • test r and rpl templates for bad links to missing definitions, etc
  • document new extensions (including ZWI)
  • Update this? CZ:Extensions
  • find a way to automate create a new page with subpages
  • external links not being created (per code added to the bottom of Mediawiki:common.js; works in old server)

code snippets

  • Instant Commons photo link:
[[File:Jumbo_Peak_3482.JPG|thumb|A picture from Dark Peaks which is in Wikimedia Commons is now embedded in this Wiki]]

[[File:Jumbo_Peak_3482.JPG|thumb]]
  • List subpages of this page
<splist sortby=title liststyle=ordered showpath=no />
  1. CZ namespace cleanup
  2. examples
  3. known issues
  4. reflist
  5. test
  6. test10
  7. test11
  8. test17
  9. test18
  10. test19
  11. test2
  12. test20
  13. test3
  14. test4
  15. test5
  16. test6
  17. test7
  18. test8
  19. test9
  20. text12
  21. text13
  22. text14
  23. text15
  24. text16
  25. todo list
    1. Cryptography
    2. Home automation
    3. Macrobiotics
    4. Macrobiotics notes
  26. workgroups
  • Table
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references

Template:DoggieTest

Google Analytics

The following articles have seen a fair amount of readership via web searches:

Workgroup header templates

Special note:

  • Template:Workgroup - Discussion page (OLD) and Discussion page (NEW) differ; work on spacing to make smaller?

Other templates

Templates to look at sometime:

Ad verbiage

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The Citizendium provides a different kind of collaborative environment than Wikipedia now offers. We use real names, and we have a modest number of active authors so that it becomes possible to know each other well. We strive for objectivity and quality--and civility. We consider ourselves to be a community. To help address control issues, we're open to having multiple articles developed on a single topic (to be located via a disambiguation page). For those who want more fully lead the direction of an article, we allow "lead authors" on articles. Led articles can still be collaborations, but the declared article leaders are the ones who get to guide the direction and emphasis of the article.

We have no problem whatsoever with people using The Citizendium as a staging area for an article to be copied elsewhere later (such as to Wikipedia, where it will likely be seen by more eyes). This is legal, with the following caveats: the article remains behind on The Citizendium (may not simply be deleted), and at its new home, attribution is given to The Citizendium as per our site license. In fact, we find these cases interesting to watch over time, to see how the two parallel articles evolve in their different hosts.

Digital object identifier (DOI)

External links: guide

Temporary testing area for link behavior changes made in this revision (and this one and this one, in my attempts to find out why it kept rejecting what I wrote, which works perfectly, but may have used JavaScript features newer than this MediaWiki version), per Pat.

  • Internal link that should not open in a new tab: Bernie Sanders (article selected by Special:Random, if you're curious).
  • External link that should not open in a new tab: Google.
  • Internal link that should open in a new tab: Bernie Sanders.
  • External link that should open in a new tab: Google.

ISBN's

Neutrality (old)

pat palmer

Note vs ref test page

References ISBN / DOI

Gill, Gillian (1998). Mary Baker Eddy. Perseus. DOI:10.1086/ahr/105.2.551. ISBN 0738200425.  


https://doi.org/10.1086/ahr/105.2.551 

ISBN 0-7382-0042-5

Van Dyke, Roger Raymond (1979). Antebellum Henry County. West Tennessee Historical Society, 49pp. 

This is a test[1]

Scylla, or maybe Aeneid

Workgroups

Natural Sciences Social Sciences Humanities
Arts Applied Arts and Sciences Recreation

Write-A-Thon ideas

  • The Liberal Arts: History, Arts, Literature, Science, you name it.
  • John S. would prefer first one around New Years
  • Larry and several others like Sundays
  • possible SCHEDULE:
    • start 1 pm England time (6 am EST / 3 am PST)
    • end 11 pm Pacific time (2 am EST / 11 pm PST)
  • possible themes:
    • safe entertainments during a COVID-19 pandemic: such as: books, writers, films, actors, hobbies
    • from John S: animals/pets? Film (actors, directors...)? Planets?
    • from Roger Lohmann: Mysteries; not only the huge (and hugely popular) novels that go by that name, but all the other things that could conceivably come under that heading, from the trivial to the profound, from current affairs to deep history. (What happened to Amelia Earhart? Are there really UFO’s? Orson Welles’ radio broadcast. Who and What is God? Are there miracles? Who were the Neanderthals?)
  • From Rajendra Raju: There are also themes on (a) Motivation and (b) Technical topics that you may find fit to include. I suppose these would become articles ultimately after being cleared by the editors.


LINK AT:

Monthly_Write-a-Thon (and re-enable table at top of landing page)

Lead author template examples

Ten examples of the Authors or Contribs template:

AUTHORS: 1 name

Authors [about]:
Jane Doe
CZ is an open collaboration. Please
join in to develop this article!

Note that '1' yields "and another author"; anything else (such as a 'y') yields "and other authors".

  • {{Authors|Pat Palmer}}
  • {{Authors|Pat Palmer|others=1}}
  • {{Authors|Pat Palmer|others=y}}

AUTHORS: multiple names

Authors [about]:
Pat Palmer1 | Pat Palmer2 | Pat Palmer3
CZ is an open collaboration. Please
join in to develop this article!

Let's see how the first one below looks (see right).

  • {{Authors|Pat Palmer1|Pat Palmer2|Pat Palmer3}}
  • {{Authors|Pat Palmer1|Pat Palmer2|Pat Palmer3|Pat Palmer4|others=1}}
  • {{Authors|Pat Palmer1|Pat Palmer2|Pat Palmer3|Pat Palmer4|others=y}}

CONTRIBS: invisible unless at least 5 contributors

Contributors [about]:
Pat Palmer | Pat Palmer | Pat Palmer | Pat Palmer | Pat Palmer and other contributors.

CZ is an open collaboration. Please join these people in developing this article!

And how let's see how the Contribs template looks (with 5+ names does).


  • {{Contribs|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer}}
  • {{Contribs|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer}}
  • {{Contribs|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|others=1}}
  • {{Contribs|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|others=y}}

Subpages of this page

  1. CZ namespace cleanup
  2. examples
  3. known issues
  4. reflist
  5. test
  6. test10
  7. test11
  8. test17
  9. test18
  10. test19
  11. test2
  12. test20
  13. test3
  14. test4
  15. test5
  16. test6
  17. test7
  18. test8
  19. test9
  20. text12
  21. text13
  22. text14
  23. text15
  24. text16
  25. todo list
    1. Cryptography
    2. Home automation
    3. Macrobiotics
    4. Macrobiotics notes
  26. workgroups

References

  1. ↑ Antebellum Henry County by Roger Raymond Van Dyke, West Tennessee Historical Society, Papers 1947-2015, Vol 33, 49pp; see page 32

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