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November 2013

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Supply management

Hi. Thanks for your praise, and thanks to you too for your edits to Supply management! I appreciate your extensive editing and having a fresh set of eyes look at it, and in a great many places you improved my language, logic, or tone. I did undo or partially undo a handful of changes where I thought it best, but in every case I'm open to change or discussion. Cheers, Oreo Priest talk 15:45, 22 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Referendum

My pleasure. I vaguely remembered the incident, but didn't have a source for it until I decided to actually tackle starting an article about Joyce Napier yesterday.

I am admittedly a little concerned that for the moment, it's being presented as sort of an isolated incident, where in reality there were some other significant media relations bungles, on both sides of the campaign, beyond just that one alone — going into a bit more depth about the tactical errors and backtracks on both sides, I think, would help significantly.

You're absolutely right about the decline of the community of interest on the topic, but I'm finding that to be a phenomenon right across the board for Wikipedia as a whole these days — there seem to be far less people around in 2015 than there used to be, and both maintenance and content projects are really suffering for it. (Just as an example, I find that when I initiate an AFD or CFD discussion now, it routinely has to get relisted for another week at least once, and sometimes twice, not because of actual debate or disagreement but for lack of anybody even participating in the discussion at all.) I'm a lot more worried about the longterm viability of Wikipedia now than I used to be, frankly. Bearcat (talk) 19:56, 16 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Agreed Re backtracks, I intend to add quite a few more. Knoper (talk) 20:03, 16 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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