User talk:70.167.217.162

Somedays I'm really annoyed at Wikipedia for the restrictions now placed on anonymous users. Only one article that I would've started and worked on has been made in the past 6 months - and I don't think the user actually fulfilled the request made on the request page. There've been three redirects made.

Index of Article Information

Articles created, after I've requested them to be made, or made wikilinks for them

2006-11-17: Hoffmann kiln (created 2007-04-25 10:54 - 5 months) - thx User:Bobax - but didn't use any information contained in the request, and didn't add the redirect either.

Redirects created upon request for an article/redirect

2007-06-03: Circe (mythology) (created 2007-06-11 - 8 days!!) - thx User:Anonymous Dissident
2006-12-01: Plantar Fasciitis (redirect created 2007-02-24 - 3 months) - thx User:Qxz
2006-11-17: Hoffmann Kiln (redirect created 2007-05-14 - 6 months) thx User:Skysmith

Articles that would've already been started, had wikipedia not restricted anonymous users

2007-07-30: Scott curl bench : Preacher curl bench (redirect) - free weight bench, invented by former Mr. Universe Larry Scott. The only way to effectively isolate and work the biceps without using other major muscles.
2007-07-30: Flat bench - free weight device
2007-06-13: List of mines || List of mining sites - list of mines/mining sites, preferably with GPS cooridinates
2007-06-10: General Enclosure Act
2007-06-10: Bug bomb - a chemical Fogger that kills bugs in structures via cheap, non-enclosure fumigation
2007-06-10: Copper slip - copper grease
2007-06-10: Osmond process - Osmond iron should be moved to this page, and a redirect created.
2007-06-10: Kay's flying shuttle (redirect) - redirect to Flying shuttle (pg 89 f1)
2007-06-10: Rotherham plow || Rotherham plough || Rotherham triangular plough : Rotherham triangular plow : Triangular plough (redirect) : Triangular plow (redirect) - patented in 1730, reduced ploughing from two men and 6 oxen (rectangular plough) to 1 man and two horses (pg 39) - developed by Joseph Foljambe in Rotherham, England, in 1730. It was durable and light, and was engineered after the mathematical principles of James Small, who designed a mouldboard that would cut, lift and turn over the strip of earth.
2007-06-10: Paul's carding machine : Carding machine (redirect) - patented in 1748, revolutionized the cotton industry, and put the Industrial revolution on track (pg 89 f2)
2007-06-10: Potting process : Potting and stamping (redirect) - first commercially viable form of iron making sans charcoal, patented by the Wood brothers in 1761, overshadowed by puddling process (pg 110)
2007-06-03: Skuldelev 2 - viking ship, linked up originally 2007-05-28
2007-06-03: CRT TV (redirect) : CRT television (redirect) - make into redirects to Television#Display technology
2007-05-19: McCulloch saw : McCulloch Saw (redirect) - light weight (1/2 as much as competitor), air cooled, powerful - destroyed logging camps because of manpower reduction
2007-05-19: Oregon chain : Oregon Chain (redirect) - cut its own kerf and avoided pinches
2007-05-19: Cox Chipper Chain ||? Cox chipper chain- Joseph Cox, patent 1946, modeled on beetle larva's teeth
2007-05-19: Barienger brake - [1]
2007-05-19: Basal area gauge - calibrated prism for cruising a forest, basal area of trees in an acre
2007-05-19: Bark spud (tool) || Bark spud - tool for removing tree bark (can't decide which would be the better article name, but leaning towards the tool one)
2007-05-19: Indian pump : Indian-pump - firefighting tool for inaccessible locations [2]
2007-05-19: Sniping (logging) - maybe should be a redirect to an article on old-time logging?
2007-05-13: Sting (gamer) - Sting domain name controversy, sting.com
2007-05-13: Kieth Turley - re-wikified, and asked for on request page(s)
2007-05-13: Phoenix 40 - re-wikified, and asked for on request page(s)
2007-05-12: Mule train (disambiguation) - Much of what's on Mule train should be in a seperate disamb page.
2007-05-07: Joe Nacchio - redirect to Joseph Nacchio
2007-05-05: Sweet oil - needs to be a disamb page
2007-04-04: Corex process
2007-03-01: Phoenix 40 - indirectly asked for via link on Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station
2006-12-05: Haifukiho - I just want this one :D, probably couldn't have even stubified it... - Korean/Japanese silver-mining method, only one mention on google
2006-11-20: Gottlieb Kirchhoff - Russian chemist, inventor of (a process to make?) corn syrup
2006-11-20: Emile Gauvreau - 1920s tabloid newspaperman & author
2006-11-17: Philip Vaughan - disambiguation (there are a lot of P.V.s out there: notably an artist) - but we want the inventor of the ball-bearing, 1794
2006-11-17: Andrussov process
2006-11-17: Degussa process

Articles created from redirects

2007-05-12: Donkey puncher - Changed redirect into an article: job-name in the logging industry, since User:Inter16 was being an ass, and deleting information.
2005-10-26: Industrial process - Changed the redirect into an article, to supplement Category:Industrial processes, which I've been working on for ages.

Disambiguation pages created from redirects

2007-04-05: Kirchhoff - with a red-link to Gottlieb Kirchhoff.
2007-05-28: Sea Stallion - added the viking ship.

Articles & other pages I've created
(now un-possible because of new wikipedia policies)

2005-12-03: Joe Hooper (soldier) - article - No reference to Joe Hooper the soldier on wikipedia, wrote this before I found the (poorly made) Joe R. Hooper article (which has since been turned into a redirect).
2005-12-03: Joe Hooper - disambig - since I couldn't find any reference to Joe Hooper the soldier on wikipedia, but doing a google search I'd found Sir Leonard James Hooper, it needed to be a disambig page instead of the article.
2003-11-03: List of fictional airborne castles
2003-11-03: Married Love
2003-11-03: (redirect) Rose Mofford
2003-11-03: Jane Dee Hull
2003-11-03: Keating Five
2003-11-03: (redirect) Keating five scandal
2003-11-03: Yanni
2003-11-03: Orazio Vecchi
2003-09-20: Kzin
2003-09-20: List of fictional tigers
2003-09-10: (moved to) Kitty Genovese
2003-09-10: Tensile stress
2003-09-10: (save f/VtD) Hacktivism
2003-09-10: (save f/VtD) Digital Media Consumers' Rights Act
2003-09-10: (redirect) Mcbain
2003-09-07: Walton Walker
2003-08-31: Raschig ring
2003-08-31: (redirect) Carbamide
2003-08-31: Sing Sing (prison), which was deleted and re-created by User:Jengod at Sing Sing
2003-08-31: List of historical pigs
2003-08-31: List of soups
2003-05-12: List of famous monkeys
2003-05-12: List of fictional apes
2003-05-12: List of coins
2003-05-12: (redirect) GreshamÕs Law
2003-05-12: (redirect) Mastermind (television programme)
2003-05-12: (redirect) Nativist
2003-05-12: List of famous apes
2003-05-12: List of famous chimpanzees
2003-04-15: Edie Falco
2003-03-31: List of fictional pigs
2003-03-31: Lists of fictional animals, now Category:Lists of fictional animals
2003-03-31: List of historical horses (but someone beat me to filling in the red-link)

Articles deleted or unadded to Wikipedia

I've decided the best plan of action is to just add content on my personal talk page. That prevents any issues with the deletionists.

Demonoid

Demonoid is one of the most used BitTorrent trackers in the world (2007) [3]. It was apparently created by an anonymous Yugoslavian known only as Deimos[citation needed]. The site's indexed external torrents and Demonoid-tracked torrents are easily found on other BitTorrent search engines.

The website features a publicly accessible search engine, although membership is required to download more than 3 torrents per week or to download torrent files older than a few days. Registration traditionally opened every Friday (GMT), but plans were announced on March 3, 2007 to open registration on a monthly rather than a weekly schedule in the future. Existing users in good standing have the ability to send invitation codes to others during closed registration.

Although Demonoid removed torrents over a year old on August 4, 2006 to free tracker resources, the site has over 168,035 user submitted torrents indexed as of June 13, 2007.

Demonoid technically does not require that a good upload/download ratio be maintained by its users. If a good ratio is not maintained, Demonoid will not automatically ban the user. According to the moderators of the site, this is due to the extra resources which would be required to track all of the users' ratios, as well as the difficulty of tracking external usage. Although ratio limits are requested by many users in the site's suggestion forums, the staff of Demonoid have made it very clear that this will not happen, and discussion will not be entered into regarding this topic.

Demonoid categorizes torrents under either Anime, Applications, Audio Books, Books, Comics, Games, Miscellaneous, Movies, Music, Music Videos, Pictures, or TV. Many categories have various subcategories or divisions that allow a search to be more specific.

It features RSS technologies with different feeds for each category and sub category to keep users aware of the latest torrent posted on the site.

Talk To Me

Sting

Its completely your choice, but you are actually more "anonymous" if you create a user name. Forgive me if you already know this, but with a username, only very priviledged users can see your IP address. All other information about you is under your control.

While I don't have enough information to say whether Sting (gamer) deserves an article, I'm of the opinion it shouldn't go into the dab page until his notability can be established within Wikipedia. (John User:Jwy talk) 18:38, 13 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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