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User:Yogi sukhram

श्री सिद्ध कुल देवी माँ राजस्थान रियासत और रजवाड़े की दृष्टि से काफी चर्चित राज्य रहा है. राजस्थान की रियासत एवं रजवाड़े जयपुर की आमेर नगरी में कछावा समुदाय का आधिपत्य रहा है. इनमे से हम चर्चा करेंगे राजा भारमल की वैसे तो कई वीर योद्धा है कछावा वंश में लेकिन सती माँ की जानकारी के लिए भारमल राजा का ही महत्त्व रहा था. सर्व प्रथम मुगलों से वैवाहिक सम्बन्ध करने वाले ये प्रथम राजा थे जिन्होंने अपनी पुत्री जोधा बाई / हरका बाई का विवाह अकबर के साथ किया था .भारमल के तीन पुत्र थे. लेकिन हम भगवंत दास कछावा की चर्चा करेंगे. भारमल व इनके पुत्र ने मुगलों की अधीनता स्वीकार की थी. भारमल के पुत्र भगवंत दस कछावा ने भी पिता की परम्परा अपनाई और अपनी पुत्री मानबाई का विवाह अकबर के पुत्र सलीम के साथ कर दिया. लेकिन इनकी दूसरी पुत्री मुगलों के साथ विवाह सम्बन्ध नहीं करना चाहती थी. इनकी दूसरी पुत्री का नाम भागंती कछावा था जिससे भगवंत दास बेहद प्यार करते थे. भागंती अपनी वाक्यपटुता और चतुराई से मुग़ल दरबार से 1589 ई. को फरार हो गई और अरावली की पहाडियों में छुपती छुपती बाण गंगा नदी के किनारे किनारे जयपुर रियासत के दौसा जिले में पूर्वी क्षेत्र आ पहुँची थी. इसी स्थान पर इन्होने किसी तपस्वी साधू के साथ वैवाहिक जीवन यापन किया, लेकिन इनके ने पति किसी लंबित बीमारी के कारण अपने प्राण त्याग दिए. भागंती इस कठोर असहनीय पीड़ा को सहन नहीं कर सकी. और इनका कहना है कि इस गाँव ने मेरे पति देव की बलि ली है मै यहाँ जी कर क्या करुँगी. अपने पति के पार्थिव शरीर को अंचल में समेट कर नदी के किनारे हमेशा के लिए समाधि लेकर प्रभु चरणों में लीन हो गई. माना जाता है कि इनके पुत्र भी थे जो इसी क्षेत्र विशेष में पले बड़े हुए है. पति की बलि के कारण ही शायद इस गाँव का नाम बलीन पड़ा. भारमल व उसके पुत्र भगवंत दास (कछावा) वंशज थे. और भागंती इनकी पुत्री थी इसलिए इन्हें कछावा वंशज ही माना जायेगा.

श्रोत प्राप्ति तिथि १६ सितम्बर १८२५

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Oberon/ETH Oberon/Tutorial

Oberon System 3 - Main Tutorial

[ Text | Contents | Master index] Objective This very short document is the starting point for any excursion through the tutorial system and the documentation supplied with the Oberon System 3.

Estimated time: < 10 minutes.

Welcome to the Oberon Tutorial System! This distribution of the Oberon System includes an electronic tutorial system with yet unseen capabilities in computer-based training. Start right now and learn more about the supplied "active books" with integrated working examples!

Our aim is to offer you an entertaining form of education with a steep learning curve on the Oberon System, and on the Gadgets System, together with several other system extensions. This is no substitute to the already published literature which we recommend. However, if you want to try out Oberon before buying a book, this tutorial system will get you going fast, for sure.

The document you are viewing right now, is a hypertext document which you may have opened under the control of the Oberon System itself or viewed directly in the wikibook using a Web browser. Whatever the case may be, it is the same HTML document but will display different characteristics in these different environments. First, like any hypertext document, this text has hypertext links to parts of itself or to other documents shown as blue text in Oberon or as blue, underlined text if you are using a commercial Web browser (an example appears in the previous paragraph). Second, if you have opened it as an Oberon document (including using the Oberon browser), all of the facilities built-in the Oberon System are at the tip of your fingers controlling the mouse. No simulation is used in a tutorial: while consuming and digesting a tutorial you remain in control of Oberon, nothing less and nothing more. Oberon commands and document names are emphazised in red: just like hypertext links they can be clicked to request their execution or correspondingly to open them, using the same mouse key.

Because of that, the best solution is to have an installed Oberon System 3 on your platform. If you wish, you may obtain it from Sourceforge. Otherwise, using a commercial Web browser, you will "only" be able to read the texts and navigate around the Web with one finger in the usual manner. In a Web page the Oberon System 3 graphical user interface components appear as simple GIF or PNG pictures, deprived of the functionality and behaviour displayed in their natural Oberon environment. This arrow is an example.

Using the mouse and the keyboard: Oberon is controlled with a three-button (or 3-key) mouse. If you are unfamiliar with the use of a mouse in Oberon, you may want to familiarize yourself and exercise with your mouse in this environment. Many Oberon newcomers, expert at using the wide-spread two-button mouse or the Macintosh single button mouse, may benefit from a short tuition.

To start the mouse lesson, move the mouse cursor on and click the middle mouse key. Don't know where the middle key of your 2-key or single button mouse is? You want to view that mouse tutorial, but here is a hint: If you are using Oberon for Windows or MacOberon, use the Ctrl key on your keyboard and otherwise, with Native Oberon use the Alt key. These keys appear on either side of your keyboard, but if you are a right-hander, you will probably elect to use the left side key.

You may select among the following tutorials (the order in which they appear is a suggested order of viewing):

Compiler and Builder User's Guide: an introduction to using the compiler and the builder.

Browser and Watson User's Guide: how to use the Browser and how to generate and to retrieve module definitions with the Watson tool.

Columbus User's Guide: how to obtain object and library information and also how to customize objects and manipulate the contents of public libraries with the inspection tool Columbus. Typical activities are: inpecting and modifying gadget attributes and adding new attributes.

Guide to Internet: how to access various Internet resources using the Oberon Netware extensions.

Data Conversion Tools: convert text line endings and edit non-Oberon texts.

Compression and Archiving Tools: how to manage or to create:
 * compressed archive files (Compress),
 * ASCII coded files distributed by FTP and e-mail or on diskette (AsciiCoder, Base64 and UUDecoder).

Introduction to Gadgets: the basics about the Gadgets system, the Oberon System 3 graphical user interface.

Using Gadgets: how to use Gadgets, concentrating on the interactive manipulation of gadgets by means of their attributes, on the Inspector and on the gadget collection delivered with the system.

Using Gadgets from within Oberon: how to manipulate gadgets from within Oberon programs.

Programming new Gadgets: how to program new gadgets.

Profiler User's Guide: how to measure the execution speed of your system extensions.

Rembrandt User's Guide: how to interactively create new pictures from bitmaps or modify existing ones.

Tutorials Developer's Guide: a meta-tutorial giving you all the clues for building your own tutorials, such as this one, and to convert them to HTML documents.

A number of application packages are delivered with this distribution in archive files only (with a file name extension .Arc), that is, they have to be installed before using them. The decision to install such packages is left to the appreciation of the user. Some of these packages also contain a supporting tutorial: a few examples are given below. Obviously, the text will be presented only if it was extracted from the archive. The following tutorials fall in this category:

Oberon System 3 applications: a description of applications, more precisely system extensions, distributed with this release.

Oberon System 3 Games: a description of games, distributed with this release.

Font Editor User's Guide: how to interactively create your own fonts or modify existing ones.

Notation used for describing the syntax of commands Almost all tutorials present and describe commands that belong to the various system extensions of concern.

To describe the syntax of these commands, an extended Backus-Naur formalism (EBNF) is used.

Example: Compiler.Compile [\s[e]] ( { moduleName } ~ | * )

Brackets [ and ] denote optionality of the enclosed terms. Braces { and } denote repetition, possibly 0 times. Parentheses ( and ) group terms in the usual manner. A choice is indicated by the vertical bar |.

Examples:

Compiler.Compile \se Test1.Mod Test2.Mod ~ Compiler.Compile \s *

All Oberon commands have the structure Module.Procedure where, by convention, each component starts with a capital letter, as in the example. In these tutorials, English words starting with a lower-case character denote syntactic entities (non-terminal symbols). moduleName is a typical example. Symbols of the language vocabulary (terminal symbols) are enclosed in double quote marks. However, to improve legibility, the quote marks are omitted for the following symbols: * | ~ | ^ | => | \s | \%

Bibliography Several books and publications document the Oberon Language and the Oberon System. Readers without access to the WWW find some information in References.Text.

The tutorial package The tutorial package consists of several files (object module, tutorial texts, indices and tables of contents) which are listed in the Tutorials.Tool.

What's next? Choose a tutorial among those included in this distribution.

ETHZ Zürich [Formerly], address comments to André Fischer. Revised, afi 30 May 1997 Installed on 30 05 1997

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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Wikibooks:Reading room/Proposals/2021/February

Turning Global_rights_policy into an official policy
I think it's odd that it's still a draft policy (got notified when a GS showed hesitance to perform an action citing that this was a draft). This one is similar to the old draft, however, it does mention that stewards are allowed to use CheckUser even in non-emergency cases (updated by me). What do you all think?

To summarise:

 * Stewards can use any GR/GS permission here, and CheckUser/Oversight as well, even if there are local users with these rights. My rationale for allowing this is that there are times where the CheckUsers (of which only QuiteUnusual is active) are absent, and this wiki is generally trusting of stewards, and I think allowing them to perform CheckUser is a no-brainer.

 * Global Sysops can use any permission here. This is in line with long-standing policy, but I've just made it clear.

 * Global bots are not explicitly allowed here, and this has not changed.

Leaderboard (discuss • contribs) 20:26, 11 February 2021 (UTC)
 * as proposed. In effect, the GS policy is "opt out" - if projects don't opt out, then GS can operate here. We've had many GSs working here, and GRs, and I've never seen a problem. Regarding CU and Oversight, this is the policy that is in effect. No Steward has ever contacted me to say they've used CU here and I don't have a problem with that - I can always check the CU log. More to the point, if it was a project related request, made on Meta, the Stewards would refer it to a local CU. It is only more generic - e.g., spambot and crosswiki vandal CU checks - that the Stewards normally do as part of their global role. QuiteUnusual (discuss • contribs) 09:15, 12 February 2021 (UTC)
 * I wont directly support since I'm not aware of the community norms for these. However I if no objections are raised, or consensus is gained, as they seem sensible. I have done some minor c/e. -- Jules  (Mrjulesd) 10:51, 12 February 2021 (UTC)
 * Seems sensible to me. Thanks for proposing this. —Justin ( koavf ) ❤T☮C☺M☯ 11:21, 12 February 2021 (UTC)
 * (I assume I was that GS that showed hesitance) --DannyS712 (discuss • contribs) 18:11, 19 February 2021 (UTC)


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User:IAmNotAPersonOk?

Hello there -

I normally wouldn't edit this, but either way the information you see below isn't outdated :

I have an obsession with this k-drama called Vincenzo, you should watch it because it's quite possibly the best thing you've ever watched.

I'm also a fan of:

- music

- Song Joong Ki

- my dog, Angel

- books

- Mindset (by Carol S. Dweck. Trust me, it's life changing)

- libraries

Some quotes I live by:
"Broken Isn't the Same as Unfixable" - Lunar Chronicles, Winter, ft. Iko

" Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon" - Anonymous

" Don't frown, for you never know who's falling in love with your smile" - Anonymous

"There are no traffic jams along the extra mile." - Roger Stauland

"Someday is not a day of the week." - Brennan-Nelson

"It always seems impossible until it's done." - Nelson Mandela

"Don't count the days. Make the days count." - Muhammad Ali

"Don't ever take a fence down until you know why it was put up." - Robert Frost

"The best way out is always through." - Robert Frost

"Pretend that every single person you meet has a sign around his or her neck that says "Make Me Feel Important." Not only will you succeed in sales, you will succeed in life." - Mary Kay Ash.

Other great quotes:
"If you want to fly, you have to give up the things that weigh you down." - Toni Morrison

"If the world seems cold to you, kindle fires to warm it." - Lucy Larcorn

"A year from now you may wish you had started today." - Karen Lamb

"In the midst of movement and chaos, keep stillness inside of you." - Deepak Chopra

"Keep your face to the sun and you can never see the shadows." - Helen Keller

"I want to sing like the birds sing, not worrying about who hears or what they think." - Rumi

"If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain." - Dolly Parton

"If you don't like the road you're walking, start paving another one." - Dolly Parton

"Have a heart that never hardens, a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts." - Charles Dickens

"Turn your wounds into wisdom." - Oprah Winfrey

"The best traveler is one without a camera." - Kamand Kojouri

"If passion drives you, let reason hold the reins." - Benjamin Franklin

========================= ====== And recently, I'm starting this little happiness act of kindness by writing lil envelopes reminding everyone of their own self worth... and importance... and helping them on their path to accept themselves and have an open mind. You, if you're still reading this, may not have received an envelope...I never signed them, but maybe there's a one in a million chance that you're seeing this and that you received one of them. If you did, I'm sure you'll recognize my signature :)

For those of you wanting to bring a lil more happiness, gratitude, and love in the world please follow this trend too... I promise, I'm not aiming to be famous or on news or anything, I honestly just wanna spread a bit more positivity in the world. P.S., if you are STILL reading this, then I hope you remembered one of the facts I told you earlier about the book Mindset by Carol S. Dweck, it honestly is a LIFE CHANGING book and I'm, like, not an ad or a promoter, but I honestly think you should check it out. If you want to, you can get a free online version and read the first chapter... it is really life changing, helped me really straighten my mindset and my life haha

Anyways, if you're still reading this then thank you, I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day :)

Yours till pigs fly,

IAmNotAPersonOk?

(PS I was unable to include my signature, but it's a 8-point sun with "^-^" in the middle.)

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Fortran/parallel processing

Parallelism is included in the Fortran 2008 standard. To use parallel features, a Fortran program must be compiled with parallelism enabled. For example, the Intel ifort compiler uses the flag.

Images
Fortran uses a Partitioned Global Address Space (PGAS) model for parallelism. For each processor, the program is executed as a separate duplicate "image" of the program, each with their own separate memory partition. Consider the following program: The intrinsic function  returns the number of the image that is being executed, and the intrinsic function   returns the total number of images for the program. If the program is compiled and executed with 4 processors, the output might look something like this: Hello from image 1 of 4 Hello from image 4 of 4 Hello from image 2 of 4 Hello from image 3 of 4 Note that the images are executed asynchronously and so the output may not appear in the order 1, 2, 3 then 4.

Coarrays
Coarrays are a way of communicating data in arrays across images. A coarray is just like a normal array but it has extra codimensions for each image. Codimensions can be declared and indexed using the square brackets. For example to declare a rank 1 coarray with size of 10 and a codimension of size 4: Scalar variables can also be coarrays: Here, * denotes the maximum number of available processors. The codimensions can have multiple axes just like normal dimensions, however, there is a limit of rank 15 for codimensions. Transferring data between images is as simple as indexing on the codimensions.

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Wikibooks:Requests for permissions/SHB2000

(autoreviewer)
I've been a long term editor on Wikivoyage and Wikipedia, and I'm not sure why my edits need to be reviewed here - with most of them removing duplicate words. SHB2000 (discuss • contribs) 12:09, 18 June 2021 (UTC)

 * We generally prefer reviewing edits till they get automatically promoted to reviewer, and normally give autoreview only when there is a good reason otherwise (examples include high-volume editing or similar that would cause unnecessary work for reviewers). I'm not seeing that in your case unless I am missing something. Leaderboard (discuss • contribs) 12:25, 18 June 2021 (UTC)
 * It's mainly the fact that when I'm removing a duplicate word, someone needs to review each and every one of my edits. SHB2000 (discuss • contribs) 12:29, 18 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Fine. ✅ for one month; hopefully you become a reviewer by then. Leaderboard (discuss • contribs) 12:47, 18 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Thanks! SHB2000 (discuss • contribs) 12:48, 18 June 2021 (UTC)

(reviewer)
For some reason, I fulfil all the criteria, but autopromotion is failing to occur. So thus, Reviewers tells me to come here. Thanks, SHB2000 (discuss • contribs) 13:29, 20 June 2021 (UTC)
 * ✅, it appears that some reason the software has chosen not to promote you, as you seem to fulfill the automatic criteria. I'm hoping that this is not a re-occurrence of the earlier problems we had. -- Jules (Mrjulesd) 11:12, 21 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Thanks :) SHB2000 (discuss • contribs) 11:17, 21 June 2021 (UTC)

(adminship)
I realise that this is just a chain reaction with users who have been actively been fighting vandalism over the past few months, but I'm requesting sysop tools for a similar reason as Kittycataclysm. I've thought about this for the last month or two, but particularly between 08:00–11:30 UTC, there are few sysops available leading to hours'-long edit wars with LTAs and hope that I can use these tools.

If I were to assess myself, I would personally say I may need more experience on Wikibooks; however, I'm already a sysop on the English Wikivoyage, my home wiki (and not to gloat, but |revision-delete|log-delete|restore|re-block|unblock|re-protect|unprotect|rights|merge|import|abusefilter|contentmodel Xtools should sum it all).

I should also make a disclaimer that real life has got in the way recently since mid-November, but I should have more time to edit until early January, where I'll be travelling interstate and won't have access to a computer (check voy:en:User:SHB2000 for some updates). However, after late January (around the 23rd), I presume I'll be back in full swing and therefore will have more time to edit.

Oh, and finally, I should mention that I'm indecisive on whether I should request for temporary or full adminship. On one hand, I haven't wrote a lot of content here (apart from copyediting some Wikijunior books), but on the other hand, I'm not much of a writer myself (travel and journalistic writing are another story, though ;-)) and don't expect to add much in terms of content and this comes back to the main reason why I'm requesting sysop tools: to fight the excessive vandalism this wiki has been receiving.

So there goes it. That's my long explanation of why I'm requesting sysop tools. TL;DR: this wiki has been receiving a lot of vandalism and using my experience on en.voy, I hope I can use these tools for the benefit of this wiki.

--SHB2000 (discuss • contribs) 22:40, 22 December 2022 (UTC)

 * - while I don't like the chain of temp adminship requests for the sake of antivandalism, the reality is that we are short on active admins. This person has reasonable experience on Wikibooks itself, and their cross-wiki experience doesn't hurt. Personally, given your reasoning, I would go for temporary adminship, but I'm not opposed to full should the community consider that the better choice. Leaderboard (discuss • contribs) 15:00, 23 December 2022 (UTC)
 * . I think temporary adminship might be more appropriate to start with, given your reasoning that you could use more Wikibooks experience? I think that would be an appropriate start, so we can get a handle on the blatant and obvious vandalism, and then maybe full adminship a little later after you've contributed a bit more to Wikibooks? —Kittycataclysm (discuss • contribs) 15:13, 23 December 2022 (UTC)
 * - long history of being capable - and a few temp admins would really help here. Antandrus (discuss • contribs) 17:11, 23 December 2022 (UTC)
 * for reasons mentioned above. 10:34, 25 December 2022 (UTC)
 * This one I can support.--Xania [[Image:Flag_of_Estonia.svg|15px]] [[Image:Flag_of_Ukraine.svg|15px]] talk 03:06, 27 December 2022 (UTC)
 * You have my votes. We need more admins to clean up Wikibooks . Voted by Encik Tekateki (discuss • contribs) 10:36, 27 December 2022 (UTC)
 * JavaHurricane (discuss • contribs) 10:54, 29 December 2022 (UTC)
 * apologies for being a bit impatient, but after reading your comment, would the level of support !votes here be sufficient enough? Sorry for rushing everything, but I'll be out of town between Jan 6 and 21 (and will not have access to a computer or internet) and would preferably like to get everything done before then. I know I shouldn't be using what happens IRL as an excuse, but I would preferably like to clear up everything before leaving. TIA, --SHB2000 (discuss • contribs) 11:14, 3 January 2023 (UTC)


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Wikibooks:Reading room/Archives/2021/May

Formatting assistance
Hello - can you please help me to fix why this is coming up bold?

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Osteopathic_Manipulative_Medicine/Cervical_Spine

In contents - 1.3 Treatment of Somatic Dysfunction of the Cervical Spine appears bold. I would not like this bolded. Thank you. I have looked through the source and cannot determine why this is happening.
 * I think I've fixed it, can you check? Leaderboard (discuss • contribs) 07:28, 30 April 2021 (UTC)

 * Yes! Thank you! What did you do? :) 2601:88:8100:28C0:15EE:E43E:9FB6:D0A7 (discuss) 07:32, 30 April 2021 (UTC)
 * The title itself was bolded; I removed it. Leaderboard (discuss • contribs) 18:52, 2 May 2021 (UTC)

Open tag
Page information for Oberon/ETH_Oberon/2003-01-05/Native.Tool reports 1 missing end tag and 1 stripped tag. I haven't succeeded to find the tag which is opened and not closed. Someone please suggest an automated means to locate the opening tag. I don't know what is meant by "stripped tag"; it might be merely a consequence of the unclosed tag. Thx, ... PeterEasthope (discuss • contribs) 18:49, 2 May 2021 (UTC)

 * I think a stripped tag is a closing tag without an opening tag. Now I've been looking at the page and I can't see any errors. Also I've tried markup validation (see w:Help:Markup validation) and it hasn't brought up anything. I think it might be a bug in the linter. Also if you replace the opening and closing span with an opening and closing div, the error ceases, but it also changes the formatting somewhat.
 * Overall I think it might be best to ignore this one. -- Jules (Mrjulesd) 23:01, 2 May 2021 (UTC)

 * Some weeks back I tried changing the enclosing span to div and, yes, the format was damaged. I don't remember which page the test was applied to. Was contemplating the change for automated translation of any page.
 * I'd expect linter to show exactly which tag was open. Extension:Linter requires Parsoid. If the software is installed and configured, will it give something more specific than "open tag" or "1 open tag"? I'd rather not chase a possibility which won't help. Thx, ... PeterEasthope (discuss • contribs) 00:35, 3 May 2021 (UTC)
 * I doubt it, the linter is pretty well the same on English Wikipedia. However there is a ton of linter like sites on the Internet; search for "markup validation" or "HTML validation" on Google. Also if you install Notepad++, and open a copy of the source with encoding as HTML, it matches highlighted tags, and also matches highlighted brackets. So it makes keeping track of stripped and missing tags and also bracketed markup, that much easier, and is very helpful. -- Jules (Mrjulesd) 09:45, 3 May 2021 (UTC)
 * OK, thanks. The W3C Validator reports dozens of errors and warnings for a page in Wikimedia. The Dillo browser also lists errors. Debian Linux here. No Notepad but likely something can check matching of brackets, parentheses & etc. ... PeterEasthope (discuss • contribs) 13:23, 3 May 2021 (UTC)
 * Another puzzling case. The betadocu page has page information reporting 5 errors. I haven't succeeded to find an error. For syntax highlighting, the Geany editor has been recommended. Regards ... PeterEasthope (discuss • contribs) 17:53, 6 May 2021 (UTC).
 * Yes, it's puzzling isn't it? No obvious errors in the wikitext; it brings up a lot of errors in HTML validation, which you can do nothing about. The validation errors are mainly due to the  coding that the Mediawiki software uses to indent text, which is strictly speaking syntactically incorrect. This can't be altered by the end-user. But no missing end tags are identified, which the linter says is the case.
 * I think it's just another case of the linter being buggy. Interesting about the Geany editor, presumably it does a similar job to Notepad++. I suppose you could ask somewhere like w:Wikipedia:Help desk or w:Wikipedia:Village pump (technical) in case I'm missing something, they might help; let me know if you crack it. -- Jules (Mrjulesd) 01:15, 7 May 2021 (UTC)
 * LintHint can help editors track down these syntax errors. It occasionally shows two or more errors in the same location when there is really only a single problem to fix, but when it shows no more errors, you are usually done fixing things. Jonesey95 (discuss • contribs) 15:48, 7 May 2021 (UTC)
 * Thanks for the tip. I can see things got sorted out at w:Wikipedia:Village pump (technical), it was that pesky apostrophe markup creating errors. -- Jules (Mrjulesd) 15:57, 7 May 2021 (UTC)

are there any book have the ebook format like epub/mobi?
see upper--Jonathan5566 (discuss • contribs) 03:41, 26 May 2021 (UTC)

 * I'm not aware of any. However there is a lot of pdf versions, see c:Category:English Wikibooks PDF and PDF versions. Also, you may be able to create your own from print versions, see https://mediawiki2latex.wmflabs.org/ which can generate various formats including epub. Also see Help:Print versions for more info, generating pdf versions is usually easy using the sidebar link. -- Jules (Mrjulesd) 07:40, 26 May 2021 (UTC)

Wikijunior:North America
This book has serious potential to get off the ground and become a featured book, but it seems largely abandoned for the most part. I'd love to revive it, but I can't do it alone. Please let me know if you're interested in helping.SouthParkFan65 (discuss • contribs) 15:25, 16 May 2021 (UTC)

 * I work extensively in the Wikijunior World field, including Asia and Africa. I'd love to help as soon as my exams are over. —Atcovi (Talk - Contribs) 16:36, 16 May 2021 (UTC)
 * @Atcovi Thank you! Any help is appreciated. SouthParkFan65 (discuss • contribs) 22:02, 16 May 2021 (UTC)

Who are the Election Volunteers in your community?

Would you like to get more people taking part in the Wikimedia Foundation’s Board of Trustees election?

The Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees announced the plan for the 2021 Board elections. That plan includes outreach and communication support for the Board elections. The Board election facilitators will:

 * Inform communities of the trustee selection process
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Voter turnout in prior elections was about 10% globally. It was better in communities with volunteer election support. Some of those communities reached over 20% voter turnout. We know we can get more voters to help assess and promote the best candidates, but to do that, we need your help.

We are looking for volunteers to serve as Election Volunteers. Election Volunteers should have a good understanding of their communities. The facilitation team sees Election Volunteers as doing the following:

 * Promote the election in their communities’ channels
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'''Who are the Election Volunteers to connect your community with this movement effort? Is it you? Or someone you know? Check out more details about Election Volunteers''' and add your name next to the community you will support in this table or get in contact with a facilitator. We aim to have at least one Election Volunteer for Wiki Projects in the top 30 for eligible voters. Even better if there are two or more sharing the work.

Best, JKoerner (WMF) (discuss • contribs) 18:19, 21 May 2021 (UTC)

Question about licensing
Hi everyone,

if I publish a work that I authored on Wikibooks, can I publish the same work later as a copyrighted book with a publishing house? Or would that violate the terms of the CC license?

Thanks, --Dr.Viktor.B (discuss • contribs) 18:36, 23 May 2021 (UTC) (moved here from above)

 * usually that would violate the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license, unless the book itself is published under a compatible license with CC-BY-SA. CC-BY-SA is a share-alike license, meaning any derivative works have to be released under the same or similar licence as the original. This is also called copyleft. I would imagine that publishing houses would not want to publish under a copyleft licence, although I might be wrong in this regard. -- Jules (Mrjulesd) 13:23, 24 May 2021 (UTC)

New book: Epistemology
Hi, I've moved over a book I've been working on from my sandbox to its own page at Epistemology. Any editors here who happen to know about the subject and want to help out are very welcome to contribute and add anything they think will improve the book. It's only partially worked on so far but I hope to come back to it every now and then to improve and add to it until it's done. I'm not massively knowledgeable of how Wikibooks works or how to make my book fit guidelines, accessibility, etc. so help there would also be appreciated if the book needs it. Thanks. ShayMTR (discuss • contribs) 16:36, 22 May 2021 (UTC)

To add information on passports under Citizenship and Nationality per country
As passports are normally issued to citizens and nationals per country, any comment before I add a page like "Citizenship and Nationality/United States/Passports"? If okay, should the page be suffixed plural "Passports"? I also plan to start "Citizenship and Nationality/United States/Naturalization".--Jusjih (discuss • contribs) 05:12, 28 May 2021 (UTC)


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User talk:Dsalerno

Please don't copy from other websites. Unless there is a compatible license, then it is a copyright violation. You can see here that use is not permitted on a site like Wikibooks. The recipe you copied has been deleted for this reason. QuiteUnusual (discuss • contribs) 15:57, 22 June 2021 (UTC)

 * Hi, Would you consider reinstating the Semifreddo recipe? I saw the message about what's permitted on Wikibooks, and purposefully didn't copy from The Spruce Eats. It's a modified recipe (a basic semifreddo with creative options), and an original photo. Thank you for your note. Dsalerno (discuss • contribs) 16:22, 22 June 2021 (UTC)
 * It was almost word for word identical. You'd need to significantly reword it to avoid a copyright issue (e.g., close paraphrasing is also considered an issue). QuiteUnusual (discuss • contribs) 07:51, 23 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Would you send me the text so I can significantly reword it? don't have access to my copy that I put online. If you notice, the ingredients are very different. As you know, in cooking, many steps are the same. Will see what we can do. Many thanks. Dsalerno (discuss • contribs) 13:37, 23 June 2021 (UTC)

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User:2005-Fan

I specialize in video game-related guides on this wiki.

From June 28 to September 28, 2021 - I've become a temporary administrator to help the video game strategy guide project on this wiki

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Pokémon/Pokédex/Galar Index

 * 1) Grookey
 * 2) Thwackey
 * 3) Rillaboom
 * 4) Scorbunny
 * 5) Raboot
 * 6) Cinderace
 * 7) Sobble
 * 8) Drizile
 * 9) Inteleon
 * 10) Blipbug
 * 11) Dottler
 * 12) Orbeetle
 * 13) Caterpie
 * 14) Metapod
 * 15) Butterfree
 * 16) Grubbin
 * 17) Charjabug
 * 18) Vikavolt
 * 19) Hoothoot
 * 20) Noctowl
 * 21) Rookidee
 * 22) Corvisquire
 * 23) Corviknight
 * 24) Skwovet
 * 25) Greedent
 * 26) Pidove
 * 27) Tranquill
 * 28) Unfezant
 * 29) Nickit
 * 30) Thievul
 * 31) Zigzagoon
 * 32) Linoone
 * 33) Obstagoon
 * 34) Wooloo
 * 35) Dubwool
 * 36) Lotad
 * 37) Lombre
 * 38) Ludicolo
 * 39) Seedot
 * 40) Nuzleaf
 * 41) Shiftry
 * 42) Chewtle
 * 43) Drednaw
 * 44) Purrloin
 * 45) Liepard
 * 46) Yamper
 * 47) Boltund
 * 48) Bunnelby
 * 49) Disggersby
 * 50) Minccino
 * 51) Cinccino
 * 52) Bounsweet
 * 53) Steenee
 * 54) Tsareena
 * 55) Oddish
 * 56) Gloom
 * 57) Vileplume
 * 58) Bellossom
 * 59) Budew
 * 60) Roselia
 * 61) Roserade
 * 62) Wingull
 * 63) Pelipper
 * 64) Joltik
 * 65) Galvantula
 * 66) Electrike
 * 67) Manectric
 * 68) Vulpix
 * 69) Ninetales
 * 70) Growlithe
 * 71) Arcanine
 * 72) Vanillite
 * 73) Vanillish
 * 74) Vanilluxe
 * 75) Swinub
 * 76) Piloswine
 * 77) Mamoswine
 * 78) Delibird
 * 79) Snorunt
 * 80) Glalie
 * 81) Froslass
 * 82) Baltoy
 * 83) Claydol
 * 84) Mudbray
 * 85) Mudsdale
 * 86) Dwebble
 * 87) Crustle
 * 88) Golett
 * 89) Golurk
 * 90) Munna
 * 91) Musharna
 * 92) Natu
 * 93) Xatu
 * 94) Stufful
 * 95) Bewear
 * 96) Snover
 * 97) Abomasnow
 * 98) Krabby
 * 99) Kingler
 * 100) Wooper
 * 101) Quagsire
 * 102) Corhish
 * 103) Crawdaunt
 * 104) Nincada
 * 105) Ninjask
 * 106) Shedinja
 * 107) Tyrogue
 * 108) Hitmonlee
 * 109) Hitmonchan
 * 110) Hitmontop
 * 111) Pancham
 * 112) Pangoro
 * 113) Klink
 * 114) Klang
 * 115) Klinklang
 * 116) Combee
 * 117) Vespiquen
 * 118) Bronzor
 * 119) Bronzong
 * 120) Ralts
 * 121) Kirlia
 * 122) Gardevoir
 * 123) Gallade
 * 124) Drifloon
 * 125) Drifblim
 * 126) Gossifleur
 * 127) Eldegoss
 * 128) Cherubi
 * 129) Cherrim
 * 130) Stunky
 * 131) Skuntank
 * 132) Tympole
 * 133) Palpitoad
 * 134) Seismitoad
 * 135) Duskull
 * 136) Dusclops
 * 137) Dusknoir
 * 138) Machop
 * 139) Machoke
 * 140) Machamp
 * 141) Gastly
 * 142) Haunter
 * 143) Gengar
 * 144) Magikarp
 * 145) Gyarados
 * 146) Goldeen
 * 147) Seaking
 * 148) Remoraid
 * 149) Octillery
 * 150) Shellder
 * 151) Cloyster
 * 152) Feebas
 * 153) Milotic
 * 154) Basculin
 * 155) Wishiwashi
 * 156) Pyukumuku
 * 157) Trubbish
 * 158) Garbodor
 * 159) Sizzlipede
 * 160) Centiskorch
 * 161) Rolycoly
 * 162) Carkol
 * 163) Coalossal
 * 164) Diglett
 * 165) Dugtrio
 * 166) Drilbur
 * 167) Excadrill
 * 168) Roggenrola
 * 169) Boldore
 * 170) Gigalith
 * 171) Timburr
 * 172) Gurdurr
 * 173) Conkeldurr
 * 174) Woobat
 * 175) Swoobat
 * 176) Noibat
 * 177) Noivern
 * 178) Onix
 * 179) Steelix
 * 180) Arrokuda
 * 181) Barraskewda
 * 182) Meowth
 * 183) Perrserker
 * 184) Persian
 * 185) Milcery
 * 186) Alcremie
 * 187) Cutiefly
 * 188) Ribombee
 * 189) Ferroseed
 * 190) Ferrothorn
 * 191) Pumpkaboo
 * 192) Gourgeist
 * 193) Pichu
 * 194) Pikachu
 * 195) Raichu
 * 196) Eevee
 * 197) Vaporeon
 * 198) Jolteon
 * 199) Flareon
 * 200) Espeon
 * 201) Umbreon
 * 202) Leafeon
 * 203) Glaceon
 * 204) Sylveon
 * 205) Applin
 * 206) Flapple
 * 207) Appletun
 * 208) Espurr
 * 209) Meowstic
 * 210) Swirlix
 * 211) Slurpuff
 * 212) Spritzee
 * 213) Aromatisse
 * 214) Dewpider
 * 215) Araquanid
 * 216) Wynaut
 * 217) Wobbuffet
 * 218) Farfetch'd
 * 219) Sirfetch'd
 * 220) Chinchou
 * 221) Lanturn
 * 222) Croagunk
 * 223) Toxicroak
 * 224) Scraggy
 * 225) Scrafty
 * 226) Stunfisk
 * 227) Shuckle
 * 228) Barboach
 * 229) Whiscash
 * 230) Shellos
 * 231) Gastrodon
 * 232) Wimpod
 * 233) Golisopod
 * 234) Binacle
 * 235) Barbaracle
 * 236) Corsola
 * 237) Cursola
 * 238) Impidimp
 * 239) Morgrem
 * 240) Grimmsnarl
 * 241) Hatenna
 * 242) Hattrem
 * 243) Hatterene
 * 244) Salandit
 * 245) Salazzle
 * 246) Pawniard
 * 247) Bisharp
 * 248) Throh
 * 249) Sawk
 * 250) Koffing
 * 251) Weezing
 * 252) Bonsly
 * 253) Sudowoodo
 * 254) Cleffa
 * 255) Clefairy
 * 256) Clefable
 * 257) Togepi
 * 258) Togetic
 * 259) Togekiss
 * 260) Munchlax
 * 261) Snorlax
 * 262) Cottonee
 * 263) Whimsicott
 * 264) Rhyhorn
 * 265) Rhydon
 * 266) Rhyperior
 * 267) Gothita
 * 268) Gothorita
 * 269) Gothitelle
 * 270) Solosis
 * 271) Duosion
 * 272) Reuniclus
 * 273) Karrablast
 * 274) Escavalier
 * 275) Shelmet
 * 276) Accelgor
 * 277) Elgyem
 * 278) Beheeyem
 * 279) Cubchoo
 * 280) Beartic
 * 281) Rufflet
 * 282) Braviary
 * 283) Vullaby
 * 284) Mandibuzz
 * 285) Skorupi
 * 286) Drapion
 * 287) Litwick
 * 288) Lampert
 * 289) Chandelure
 * 290) Inkay
 * 291) Malmar
 * 292) Sneasel
 * 293) Weavile
 * 294) Sableye
 * 295) Mawile
 * 296) Maractus
 * 297) Sigilyph
 * 298) Riolu
 * 299) Lucario
 * 300) Torkoal
 * 301) Mimikyu
 * 302) Cufant
 * 303) Copperajah
 * 304) Qwilfish
 * 305) Frillish
 * 306) Jellicent
 * 307) Mareanie
 * 308) Toxapex
 * 309) Cramorant
 * 310) Toxel
 * 311) Toxtricity
 * 312) Silicobra
 * 313) Sandaconda
 * 314) Hippopotas
 * 315) Hippowdon
 * 316) Durant
 * 317) Heatmor
 * 318) Helioptile
 * 319) Heliolisk
 * 320) Hawlucha
 * 321) Trapinch
 * 322) Vibrava
 * 323) Flygon
 * 324) Axew
 * 325) Fraxure
 * 326) Haxorus
 * 327) Yamask
 * 328) Runerigus
 * 329) Cofagrigus
 * 330) Honedge
 * 331) Doublade
 * 332) Aegislash
 * 333) Ponyta
 * 334) Rapidash
 * 335) Sinistea
 * 336) Polteageist
 * 337) Indeedee
 * 338) Phantump
 * 339) Trevenant
 * 340) Morelull
 * 341) Shiinotic
 * 342) Oranguru
 * 343) Passimian
 * 344) Morpeko
 * 345) Falinks
 * 346) Drampa
 * 347) Turtonator
 * 348) Togedemaru
 * 349) Snom
 * 350) Frosmoth
 * 351) Clobbopus
 * 352) Grapploct
 * 353) Pincurchin
 * 354) Mantyke
 * 355) Mantine
 * 356) Wailmer
 * 357) Wailord
 * 358) Bergmite
 * 359) Avalugg
 * 360) Dhelmise
 * 361) Lapras
 * 362) Lunatone
 * 363) Solrock
 * 364) Mime Jr.
 * 365) Mr. Mime
 * 366) Mr. Rime
 * 367) Darumaka
 * 368) Darmanitan
 * 369) Stonjourner
 * 370) Eiscue
 * 371) Duraludon
 * 372) Rotom
 * 373) Ditto
 * 374) Dracozolt
 * 375) Arctozolt
 * 376) Dracovish
 * 377) Arctovish
 * 378) Charmander
 * 379) Charmeleon
 * 380) Charizard
 * 381) Type: Null
 * 382) Silvally
 * 383) Larvitar
 * 384) Pupitar
 * 385) Tyranitar
 * 386) Deino
 * 387) Zweilous
 * 388) Hydreigon
 * 389) Goomy
 * 390) Sliggoo
 * 391) Goodra
 * 392) Jangmo-o
 * 393) Hakamo-o
 * 394) Kommo-o
 * 395) Dreepy
 * 396) Drakloak
 * 397) Dragapult
 * 398) Zacian
 * 399) Zamazenta
 * 400) Eternatus

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A Journey to Quantum Mechanics

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The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (2019 video game)/Key Cavern Exploration

Beginning the exploration
The entrance chamber contains a number of pots, which often contain bomb pickups. Enter and leave a few times to respawn the pots, replenishing Links supplies as needed.

When preparations are complete, pick up a pot and toss it at the northern door to enter the northern room.

This next room contains a skeleton, mini red slime, and two bomb enemies. The bomb enemies go wild when attacked, so be careful. Beat them all to make a treasure chest spawn. This treasure chest contains a small key.

Go through the northern door to be locked in a room with four green slimes. Beat them to spawn a treasure chest. Inside the chest is another green slime! Dispatch it and head north to find a room with two skeletons. Beat them and head north. Head down the stairs. Link will enter a room with four locked doors! This segment is a signature feature of Key Cavern.

Go west. This room contains two enemies that teleport when Link approaches. Beat them with a bow and arrow if possible, otherwise toss bombs to beat them from a distance. Be sure to be on the west side of the room when Link beats the last one, since a key will fall on the conveyor belt, and there isn't much time to grab it. Head back to the room with the four doors.

Head to the east door. Enter and find a small room with a conveyor belt. This contains another teleporting enemy, as well as bats. Head up the stairs.

Walk around the room and beat the slimes that are drawn out until they are all beaten. Once all the slimes are gone, a small key drops down.

Head north to find a room with 5 red slimes and two robed skeletons. Beat the slimes to open the doors. Go west through the door.

This room contains two teleporting enemies and two green slimes. Dispatch them to make a key drop down. Pick it up and then head north. This room contains slime and skeleton enemies. Beating them makes a treasure chest spawn in an inaccessible area.

Head north to enter a room with enemies. Beat them, then head up the stairs and go south to reach a chest to get 50 rupees. Head back up and then head right. Here Link stands on an overlook of a chamber with enemies. Toss a bomb at the cracked wall to open it up. Throw at an diagonal angle if you have trouble getting it right. Beat all the enemies here at a safe distance to make a key drop. Link can't get to it yet, but keep it in mind. Follow the ledge left and south to make it back to the large room Link came from.

Mini-Boss
Head through the north door. This room contains two mini-bosses! Throw bombs in to their mouths when they open them to defeat them - They can be picky and may not eat a bomb on a floor, letting it harmlessly blast against their impervious exterior. Each spawns a fairy when defeated. Once they are beaten, a portal to the start of the dungeon is created. Now is a time to warp back to the entrance and use the respawning pots there to regain bombs lost during the miniboss fight.

Continuing onwards
Take the portal back to the mini boss room and continue to the east. Take the warp pad back to the room and continue to the east. Get into the nook, and push the bottom left block further left, then go where it once was and push the block north of Link up. This makes a path to a treasure chest, which when opened reveals the Pegasus Boots. Hold L to dash with the boots into the two crystals to pop them, then push the block aside to clear a path to the exit.

Head back downstairs to go back to the room with the four doors. Go north and then beat the jumping skeleton followed by the spear throwing skeleton to cause a key to fall. This room also contains an owl statue, a switch, and two pots. Make sure the switch is set to orange.

Head south and unlock the southern door. Enter and beat the enemies there, then grab the key that falls on the conveyor belt.

Head back to the dungeon entrance and stock up if you need to. From the Key Cavern entrance go east, and quickly dash at the repulsive purple orb to make it to the other side, taking care not fall off the treacherous bridge. Open the chest at the end of the room for a small key.

Head north of the entrance chamber to return to the forked room. Go northeast at the form. From the green slime room head right. With the platforms reversed thanks to the switch, Link can head right to claim the treasure chest, obtaining the dungeon map. Go back down into the corridor and beat the skeletons to spawn a chest containing a gold rupee. Head north and Link is now able to open the treasure chest due to the switch recessing the blocks. Open it to receive a stone beak.

Head back to the large room and then head northeast to the owl statue, who tells Link to poke the walls until a funny sound is made. Charge a spin attack and then start walking into the walls. Do so until a dull thumping is heard on the wall opposite to the owl. If you need a hint, examine the floor tiles to see an arrow pointing at the location. Bomb this spot to uncover a secret entrance.

Go in and clear out the skeleton spear throwers.

Use a bomb to clear a path through the cracked west wall. Take advantage of this extra space to prepare a running jump with the Pegasus boots and the roc's feather. begin running, then activate the Roc's feather at the edge to vault over the pit. If you are unable to clear the jump on your first try, the pots in the bottom of the room may have health recovery hearts if needed. After the jump is successfully made, head north and use the same jump strategy to reach the treasure chest, which contains the Nightmare Key.

Jump off the ledge and head north. Beat the enemies in this room to open the west door. Pop open the chest to grab the Dungeon Compass.

Continue to the west room to grab the key on the ground. Head back to the large chamber, and use the keys to unlock the four blocks obstructing the path to the staircase. Go down the stairs to begin a platforming section.

To beat the red block in the way of the path, dash into it with the Pegasus boots to cause it to drop down, clearing the way.

To make it over the spiked pit, dash jump onto the ladder. At the top of the ladder, be sure to time going over it to avoid being hurt by the piranha plant.

Once through the platforming section, Link finds himself in a room filled with teleporting enemies. Dispatch them by using the Pegasus boots to dash into them before they can react. To get the flying three heart pickup in this room, a dash jump must be used, as a regular jump won't reach it.

Head west to enter a room with a conveyor belt maze of a floor. By using the Roc's feather, Link can more easily traverse this environment. Grab the small key that falls down, and continue on north into the boss chamber.

Slime Eye
The boss starts by taunting Link, hiding with only it's shadow visible in the center. Green slimes will begin drooping from the ceiling. Beat them as they fall and dash into a wall to unveil Slime Eye, the true boss.

Dash at its eye until it nearly splits in two, then dash into the thin strand to spit it into two fully. Now one slime will attempt to stun Link as the other attacks. Slash at their eye to damage them. Take down one and then the other will be easier to deal with.

Should Link prevail, a heart container will fall. Take it to increase Link's heart capacity by one heart.

Head to the north chamber to acquire the Sea Lily's Bell. A vision tells Link to head to the Waterfall and that something is hidden inside. Link leaves the dungeon and is greeted by the owl. The owl informs Link that playing instruments in from of the Wind Fish will awaken it. The owl also mentions that this is a key step in leaving the island. Interestingly, the owl tells Link to go to the Yarna Desert to be guided by the evil monsters there. This isn't exactly where one would expect to find a waterfall, but the owl hasn't been wrong so far. The owl flies to the east, and Link becomes controllable again.


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Talk:Formal Logic/Sentential Logic/Formal Syntax

Section on Quotation Marks is Confusing
The section "Quoting convention" regarding quotation marks is hard to follow. Can somebody help clarify it? It's not clear what quotation marks actually mean in this context (If that was explained previously, please let me know). As a result, it's not clear why the expression
 * $$(\,\!$$ ' $$\mathrm{P^0_0}\,\!$$ ' $$\rightarrow (\,\!$$ ' $$\mathrm{Q^0_0}\,\!$$ ' $$\lor\,\!$$ ' $$\mathrm{R^0_0}\,\!$$ ' $$))\,\!$$

is "is not what we want." The-erinaceous-one (discuss • contribs) 06:12, 23 June 2021 (UTC)


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Talk:Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Marauders

To be somewhat pedantic, the group name "Marauders", as far as I'm aware, doesn't actually appear anywhere in the series, and there is no reason to assume that James, Sirius, Lupin and Pettigrew ever went by such a name, as the map they produced isn't called "The Marauders' Map", which would mean "the map created by the Marauders", but rather "The Marauder's Map" which means "the map for use by a (no cap) marauder". Just sayin'.Rosh Kadar (discuss • contribs) 09:32, 23 June 2021 (UTC)


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Move examples after rules
This page is pretty confusing, on first read, because of the examples coming before the rules are explained. I think it would help the clarity a lot if they were switched around. The-erinaceous-one (discuss • contribs) 10:24, 23 June 2021 (UTC)


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Welcome, The-erinaceous-one!

If you have any questions, you can ask in the assistance reading room or possibly contact me personally. SHB2000 (discuss • contribs) 14:23, 23 June 2021 (UTC)

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Heading Template
Currently the heading is manually duplicated across the Pokédex. It would probably be helpful to turn it into a template, so updates can be propagated more easily.
 * Ah yeah, that was my fault. I think it was once a template, but this was before I know books could have their own templates. 2005-Fan (discuss • contribs) 15:40, 23 June 2021 (UTC)

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IPs
Every about 3 months, TalkTalk changes my IP within 79.66.0.0/15 range. 79.67.17.238 (discuss) 15:35, 23 June 2021 (UTC)

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May raise attacking Pokemon's Attack

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is good on: Bug, Fighting, Grass is bad on: Rock, Electric, Steel

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Using Wikibooks/Scripting and the MediaWiki API

While this section is most useful for administrators, any user can make use of the MediaWiki API, and hence this section should benefit any Wikibookian.

The MediaWiki API
MediaWiki offers a powerful API tool that can allow you to perform virtually any task that you can do on-wiki using API calls. Consider the following example:

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=revisions&titles=Pet_door&rvslots=*&rvprop=content&formatversion=2

Try it on your web browser. You'll get a page that looks like this: MediaWiki API result

This is the HTML representation of the JSON format. HTML is good for debugging, but is unsuitable for application use.

Specify the format parameter to change the output format. To see the non-HTML representation of the JSON format, set format=json.

See the complete documentation, or the API help for more information.

and a bunch of JSON text, which contains the content of the title "Pet door".

How does this help? Well, if you want to get the details of 100 articles, you do not have to manually visit all of them! Just use a simple bash script that would do this work for you.

Scripting
Now, how does this apply to a Wikibooks administrator? Suppose you're working on a large deletion request. If there are 500 of the pages, manually deleting each page is likely to take hours and cause frustration to you! Instead, use a Python 3 script! The MediaWiki API page on MediaWiki.org contains a list of all such API calls, and contains helpful example code from which the code in this page was derived from.

First, the script. Here it is. The annotations explain what's going on.

So how do you use it? Put this in a Python file, put all the pages to delete in, and run it. Watch the output - if there are errors, MediaWiki will let you know. Common issues include

 * cannot find the requests module - install it using
 * not adapting the script. For instance, if you're performing undeletions, you may want to put the new pages in a different location from the old ones. Make sure that they work as expected! You may want to perform a test run first.

If you're stuck at any point, just ask at WB:RR.

Now, this can be easily adapted. Suppose instead of deleting, you want to undelete these pages. Then all that is needed is replace  to

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Levantine Arabic/Personal pronouns

In Levantine Arabic, pronouns can appear either as independent words or as suffixes, depending on their function.

Standalone forms
Standalone pronouns are used as subject preceding the verb. When used without a verb the meaning of "to be" is implied.

The pronouns can be omitted when the person is obvious by the conjugation of the verb.

Suffix forms
Suffix pronouns have different functions, depending on what kind of word they are attached to:
 * Show possession if attached to nouns
 * Object if attached to verbs or prepositions
 * Subject if attached to conjunctions

Some suffix pronouns have a different pronunciation if they are attached to a word ending in a vowel.

The suffix of the 1st person singular has a different form when attached to verb.

The suffix of the 3rd person masculine singular is silent after a vowel, but it has effect on the stress and vowel length.

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Levantine Arabic

Levantine Arabic is a group of mutually intelligible dialects spoken in the Levant region of Western Asia.

It can be divided in North Levantine (spoken in Syria, Lebanon and parts of Turkey) and South Levantine (spoken in Jordan, Israel and Palestine). Levantine is also known as Amiya (العامية, al-ʿāmmiyya, meaning "colloquial") or as Shami (شامي, šāmi, meaning "Levantine"). It can also be designated by the name of one of its main dialects: Lebanese, Syrian, Palestinian, or Jordanian.

This beginners course covers the urban accents of both variants. Where words or the pronunciation differ, they are marked with (N) for North and (S) for South Levantine.

Lessons cover grammar and vocabulary so that you can learn Levantine from scratch.

Basics and grammar

 * Pronunciation
 * Negation and confirmation
 * /Personal pronouns/
 * Asking questions
 * /Verbs/ (introduction and overview of tenses)
 * /Verbs/Past/
 * /Verbs/Subjunctive/
 * /Verbs/Present/
 * /Verbs/Imperative/
 * /Verbs/Participles/

Vocabulary

 * Introduction and greetings (saying hello, goodbye, introducing yourself)
 * /Adverbs/ (now, often, never, very, maybe, really etc.)
 * Countries and nationalities (where you live, where you're from)
 * /Colours/
 * /Clothes/
 * /Family/
 * /Numbers/
 * /Time/ (time of the day and telling time)
 * Asking for the date (days, weeks, months, years, seasons)
 * Food, drink, and restaurant
 * Shopping and bargaining (asking for price, ask when shops are open, etc.)
 * Transportation, travel, and directions
 * Work and business
 * /Religion/
 * Parts of the body
 * /Weather/
 * /Sports/
 * Hobbies, leisure, and activities
 * /House/ (furniture, rooms, etc.)
 * Verbs of motion (come, go, return, enter; walk, run, swim, climb, etc.)
 * Verbs of perception (see, hear, feel, understand etc.)
 * /Animals/
 * School, studies, and education
 * /Justice/
 * Emotions and feelings
 * /Health/
 * Politics and government
 * Nature and ecology
 * Arts and culture
 * Science, digital, and technology

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Levantine Arabic/Numbers

0-2
The numbers one and two have a masculine and a feminine form. As the singular and dual form of the noun already imply the number, those numbers are only used with a noun in order to stress it. In that case the numbers follow the noun like an adjective.

3-99
The numbers 3 to 19 have two forms as well, one used independently and one preceding a noun. The noun is plural only after the numbers 3 to 10. After numbers larger than 10 the singular is used.

100 and above

As ('alf) is technically a noun, the numbers 11,000-999,000 are created with attributive form of the number followed by  ('alf, singular).

Ordinal numers
Ordinal numbers can either precede or follow the noun. When preceding the noun, the masculine singular form is used without the definite article.

There are no ordinal numbers above 10, instead the cardinal numer is used following the noun.

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South Park: The Stick of Truth

This is a strategy guide for the 2014 video game South Park: The Stick of Truth.

Main game
Day 1: Day 2: Day 3:
 * /The New Kid in Town/
 * /Call the Banners/
 * /The Bard/
 * /It's Late/
 * /Alien Abduction/
 * /Gain New Allies/
 * /Attack the School/
 * /Defeat the Underpants Gnomes/
 * /Forging Alliances/
 * /Beat Up Clyde/
 * /Betrayal From Within/

Side quests

 * /Flower for a Princess/
 * /Wasted Cache/
 * /Vulcan Around/
 * /Unfriend Al Gore/
 * /The Timmy Express/
 * /The She-Ogre/
 * /The Homeless Problem/
 * /Rats in the Cellar/
 * /Phase 1/
 * /Restoring the Balance/
 * /Mr. Slave's Package/
 * /Mongolian Beef/
 * /ManBearPig/
 * /Magical Songs/
 * /Hide 'n' Seek/
 * /Dropping the Kids Off/
 * /Defeat ManBearPig/
 * /Big Game Huntin' with Jimbo/
 * /Find Jesus/
 * /Nazi Zombie Bounty/

Gameplay

 * /Summons/
 * /Classes/
 * /Potions/

Meta

 * /Chinpokomon/
 * /Weapons and Costumes/
 * /Friends/
 * /About/

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South Park: The Stick of Truth/The New Kid in Town

After viewing an animated introduction describing the conflict between the Drow Elves and the Kingdom of Kupa Keep over the mystical Stick of Truth, you will be prompted to create your own character. Once your are satisfied with your character's appearance, the game will begin.

After settling into your their house, your parents command you to go outside and make friends. Walk out of your room, down the stairs, and out the front door. To the right, you will see Butters being attacked by a Drow Elf. Approach the elf and punch him, which will cause him to run away. This will earn you a friend request from Butters. Follow him to Cartman's house, then go through the house and into the backyard to enter the Kingdom of Kupa Keep.

Cartman will then prompt you to enter your name, although regardless of what you enter your name will always be "Doucebag". Afterwards, you will be prompted to choose your class (Fighter, Mage, Thief, or Jew), and purchase a weapon from Clyde. After you purchase a weapon, Cartman will teach you the combat mechanics of the game by having you fight Clyde (make sure you add Clyde as a friend before the fight, as it will be impossible to befriend him after the fight). Follow Cartman's instructions to win. After the fight, follow Cartman into the tent to learn about the Stick of Truth, then exit the tent to defend the kingdom from the attacking Drow Elves. Clear the entire backyard of enemies. Once all the enemies have been defeated, Cartman will task you with locating Token, Craig, and Tweek.


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South Park: The Stick of Truth/Call the Banners

Cartman has tasked you with locating Tweek, Craig and Token. This quest is broken into three different parts for each character you need to recruit.

Hot Coffee
From Kupa Keep, exit Cartman's house and turn right, then turn onto the walking path. Follow the path through the basketball court and onto the main street. Head north, then turn right until you get to Tweek Bros. Coffee. Enter the coffee shop and walk back to the Employees Only door. Tweek will instruct you to pick up a delivery from Kenny's house.

To get to Kenny's house, turn right and head south after exiting Tweek Bros. Head through the basketball court until you reach Cartman's street. Keep heading right and you will arrive at Kenny's house. Take the garage key from Kenny's mother and enter the garage. Upon entering the garage, you will be confronted by three meth addicts. After defeating them, climb up the ladder at the back of the garage and shoot the hanging beam to make a bridge. Walk across to the shelf, and you will find a paper bag containing Tweek's special delivery. Walk down the mattress, and turn the knob on the white tank to turn off the flame. Return to Tweek Bros. and deliver the bag to Tweek.

Gate Crasher
Upon exiting Tweek Bros., head left past the movie theater and turn north and the corner. Turn left again until you reach a gate with a security guard. This is Token's house. In order to get past the guard and his pepper spray, you will need to purchase a gas mask from Jimbo's Guns. Head left, past the mall and City Wok, until you arrive at Jimbo's Guns. Once you acquire the gas mask, head back to Token's house and defeat the guard. Once the guard is defeated, head up to Token's front door and deliver Cartman's message to him.

Detention Sentence
Head left from Cartman's house to arrive at Craig's house. Craig's father will inform you he is serving detention. Return to Kupa Keep and inform Cartman of the situation. Cartman will instruct you to break Craig out of detention. Before you leave, Cartman will teach you Dragonshout, your first magic fart attack.

Make your way to the school and enter through the front doors. You will immediately be confronted by a hall monitor. Defeat him, then walk through the doors on the right. Shoot the cigarette in the locker, then fart on it to take out the barricade and the two hall monitors. The cafeteria is locked, so you will need to acquire the keys in order to enter.

Head to the left, fighting any hall monitors you come across. Eventually you will encounter a locked gate. Use Kenny's buddy ability to get the hall monitor to open the gate, then take out the other two hall monitors by shooting the bulletin board above them. Once they are defeated, you will receive the bronze key.

Head back the way you came and use the bronze key to enter the faculty room. There will be three hall monitors waiting for you. Shoot the cigarette into the box of fireworks and fart on the flames to take out the first two, then shoot the leaning tower of books to take out the last one. Switch your buddy to Butters and use him to heal the boy huddled in the corner. The boy will then give you the silver key.

Re-enter the hall and head right. Use the silver key to enter Mr. Mackey's office. Shoot the gold key down and make your way to the cafeteria. In order to enter, you must first defeat the hall monitor boss. This boss will be supported by two regular hall monitors. Defeat them first before focusing on him. Eventually, the boss will threaten to call your parents. Stun him with Dragonshout before he can make the call. Once he is defeated, use the gold key to open the door. Return to Kupa Keep and Cartman will teach you your second magic fart attack: Cup-a-Spell.


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Levantine Arabic/Colours

Basic colours are "defect" adjectives. They have a special feminine and plural form.

Other colours are Nisba adjectives derived from nouns.

As ('ōrãnj) and  (mōv) are loanwords, they are invariable and don't have a feminine form.

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Levantine Arabic/Pronunciation

Formal MSA words
Some letters preserve the original sound in usually formal words from.

Additional sounds in loanwords
Some sounds that don't exist in Arabic are rendered as follows:

Short vowels
The difference between the short vowel pairs "e" and "i" as well as "o" and "u" is not phonemic. The vowel quality is usually "i" and "u" in stressed syllable.

Stressed "i" and "u" merge in North Levantine. They usually become "i", but might also be "u" near emphatic consonants. Syrian tends to pronounce both of them as schwa [ə].

Long vowels
The long vowel "ā" is pronounced similar to "ē" or even merge to "ē" in North Levantine, when it's not near an emphatic or guttual consonant.

The long vowels "ē" and "ō" have envolved form the MSA diphthongs "ay" and "aw". Those diphthongs are preserved in open syllables in Lebanese.

Final vowels
Vowels in word final position are shortened. As result more short vowels are distinguished.

Helping vowels
Helping vowels are optionally inserted in order to simplify pronunciation. They might be marked in romanization as superscript vowels "e" and "o".

The helping vowel is "e" most of the time, but usually "o" if the preceding (usually stressed) syllable has the vowel "o" or "u".

Helping vowels are typically inserted in the following cases:
 * Before an initial cluster of two consonants, if the preceding word or prefix doesn't end in vowel
 * Between a final cluster two consonants, if the following word or suffix doesn't start with a vowel
 * After the first consonant in a cluster of three consonants
 * After the second consonant in a cluster of four consonants
 * Geminated (doubled) consonants are pronounced as a single consonant if they precede another consonant

Stress
The stress in Levantine Arabic can be predicted. It might be marked as bold vowel in romanization.
 * 1) If the last syllable superheavy (long vowel + final consonant or vowel + final consonant cluster), it takes the stress.
 * 2) Else, if the second last syllable is heavy (long vowel or vowel + final consonant) or superheavy, it takes the stress.
 * 3) Else, the third last syllable takes the stress, or the first syllable in shorter words.
 * 4) Prefixes as well as Hamza al-Waṣl (initial vowel that disappears if the preceding word ends in a vowel) are ignored.

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Project Management/PMBOK/Resource Management

Resource management is the management of the resources of the establishment.