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Template:Gloria Krug W75 Weight Pentathlon has been nominated for deletion. You are invited to comment on the discussion at the template's entry on the Templates for discussion page. Frietjes (talk) 13:44, 21 July 2017 (UTC)
what do you mean here? I don't understand how a record by Williams is surpassed by Williams? did you mean to update the record? it's still in use in the European article. Frietjes (talk) 21:56, 21 July 2017 (UTC)
Hello Trackinfo. I am wondering why you reverted my edit to Sherman E. Burroughs High School. The subject of the portion I removed, Jermone Davis, is not notable. Collegiate athletes are not inherently notable, and he does not have an article - or even a source. From a look at your recent user contributions, you removed two non-notable entries from high schools yourself, with the edit summary "Not notable, write and establish the article first." Is there a reason that same logic does not apply to Jermone Davis? --Kbabej (talk) 21:08, 22 July 2017 (UTC)
I'll make sure to do my due diligence re: removing non-notable entries going forward. Thanks for your patience with me. Keep up the good work. --Kbabej (talk) 04:28, 23 July 2017 (UTC)
Hello! You participated in a discussion about merging the Not My Presidents Day article. I was wondering if you'd be interested in sharing your thoughts on the proposed merge of Impeachment March into the Efforts to impeach Donald Trump article? If you're not interested, no problem. Happy editing! ---Another Believer (Talk) 22:47, 27 July 2017 (UTC)
I'm no wikipedia expert, but from what I've seen over the last few days a lot of the content you've added is overtly journalistic as opposed to encyclopedic. However, clearly you are a very well informed individual, with a great deal of value to add... I really value your insight into each and every event, I just think the journalistic 'flair' needs to be toned down a notch or eleven. Let it be said here that I value your input immensely - but please consider thinking a tad more before you post as to whether what you're adding is encyclopedic and is includes relevant context.Rolapib (talk) 04:14, 10 August 2017 (UTC)
I'm having trouble figuring out how many times Paul Warfield was the "state broad jump champion" in high school. I know almost nothing of how these champions are determined, if there can be more than one champion in a given year, etc. All I'm concerned with is whether I can say he was a one-time, two-time, or three-time state champion. I know I can say he was at least once, in 1957. Could you figure out if he was the state champion in 1958 and 1959 as well? I can provide some clippings that seem to suggest he was if you don't have access to Newspapers.com. Thanks, Lizard (talk) 02:58, 16 August 2017 (UTC)
Can I have your opinion here please? --Kasper2006 (talk) 13:23, 25 August 2017 (UTC)
Please, when you create a new category, it's really important that you add categories to it, so that people and maintenance bots can find it. Also the act of looking for suitable categories to add it to will help you understand the current structure of the category hierarchy. So for instance, if you had tried to add categories to Category:Kenyan cross country runners you would have found that we already have Category:Kenyan long-distance runners with which there would be a lot of duplication. Also you would have found that we don't really have categories specifically for cross country runners - although we do have categories for eg winners of specific cross country championships. I'm not going to take it to WP:CFD myself, but you should be aware that there's a good chance that other people may be rather more hard-line about duplicate categories.... Cheers Le Deluge (talk) 17:52, 20 August 2017 (UTC)
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Hello Trackinfo: What rationale did you use to revert my edits on the Jefferson Starship intro paragraph? There has been an ongoing discussion about the real start date of the band for several days now basically between me and user AbelGus. I just offered a compromise to the wording that I thought would satisfy everyone by deleting "evolved" from the paragraph and naming the original members of the band. The word evolve makes it sound like one band, Jefferson Airplane, morphed into Jefferson Starship which is actually not the case. Jefferson Airplane had been defunct for 2 years before the Jefferson Starship band was born. I believe Wikipedia embraces accuracy? I'm looking forward to your reply.Cheryl Fullerton (talk) 19:44, 6 September 2017 (UTC)Cheryl
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Hi, I am a friend of an athlete, Siddhanth Thingalaya, hence I know that the information currently present on his wiki page is not updated with all his latest achievements. Can you help me update his wiki page?
Kiran247 (talk) 11:43, 15 September 2017 (UTC)
Can you tell me how do we start this ? Kiran247 (talk) 09:46, 18 September 2017 (UTC)
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Just thought I'd let you know I did a bit of clean-up on the M 100m record prgression page. Nothing huge, but I went by that fantastic record progression list the IAAF started to publish in their guides in (I think) 2015. So, I omitted the several non-ratified marks from the 1930s - the Arthur Jonah one and one of Ralph Metcalfe's - as the IAAF list, which includes marks that weren't ratified back in the day, lists numerous other marks. I see no particular rationale for keeping those particular two. So, either include those other marks, or just include the ratified ones. I count 56(!) unratified marks on that list (manual time era, 1912-1976) so instead of including them all, I deleted the two.
Additionally, I added one mark missing from the list, one that is not usually included, but it had been ratified then later rescinded. Set after Jesse Owen's 10.2 in 1936, it was ratified before the Owen mark, then rescinded after Owen's mark was ratified in 1938. So now I've included Lennart Strandberg's 10.3, with the "rescinded" colour code. Cheers. Canada Jack (talk) 19:53, 30 October 2017 (UTC)
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Great job with the article (although there is still a bit to do, I think). I would like to submit it to DYK. Since you've put in a lot of work, too, I wouldn't do so if you weren't ok with it. I'm thinking the hook should be something like "... John W. Overton was killed in World War I one year after setting the world track and field record in the indoor mile and indoor 1,000 meters races in 1917." What do you think? I would submit it jointly, although I'd be happy to do the quid pro quo. Thanks, Smmurphy(Talk) 02:39, 2 January 2018 (UTC)
Hello Trackinfo. I have been gradually adding bits to this draft, but I know little about the subject. When would this althlete become notable? I've been trying to avoid adding references that aren't independent.—Anne Delong (talk) 00:26, 18 January 2018 (UTC)
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Hi there! Hope you're doing well. Any chance you can review the results for 1998 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships? It looks like some of those results have been mixed up with the one's from 2000 United States Olympic Trials (track and field) when you created it. I've fixed the high jump ones already. Thanks! SFB 01:44, 10 February 2018 (UTC)
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Hi there! I seem to remember a while back that you were bothered by the amount of time it takes to check whether athlete links are the right ones. There is a User:Anomie/linkclassifier user script that you can install to highlight disambiguation links in yellow automatically. Obviously there is still the problem of linking to a page where there is a different, non-athlete at the main target name, but hopefully this goes some way to easing the burden. SFB
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Hi Trackinfo. Is Armand Duplantis really eligible to set American records? Thanks for respond.Montell 74 (talk) 16:03, 14 August 2018 (UTC)
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Question About Race ResultsHello Grandmaster Track and Wikipedia Editor. I haven't written on a Talk page yet. Let me know if I'm doing this wrong. I've a question for you regarding race results. I'm interested in boosting the local community of runners and making it easy to see local race times of the biggest races in the region. Instead of clicking through dozens of proprietary timing sites, I'd like runner to easily navigate through top results in the region. However, I don't want a "top leaderboard of regional races" type deal. I've settled on the simple, easy layout in the Los Angeles Marathon 2019 results. Easy to see the winners (men and women), the masters winners, and the wheelchair winners. Three categories, one glance. But I have two problems with this: 1) It continues to emphasize only the top runner. I'd like to show the top three for each year's race. Yes, we could create annual race pages (like this one for Boston you did), but for races under 500 runners, I don't think it is necessary (and it wouldn't meet the Wikipedia criteria). I do argue, however, that the race is still important enough to have its own page. So I'd like to show the results of all the years races in a category on the marathon's wiki-page, and I'd also like to show the three top runners--and--the winner of the masters. I'd also like to have the toggle to reorganize all the times (so they rank by fastest to slowest, and not year by year). 2) How could I combine a table like yours in the 2019 Boston Marathon page and the one shown in the 2019 Los Angeles Marathon page? Comm260 ncu (talk) comment added by Comm260 ncu (talk • contribs) 23:28, 17 April 2019 (UTC) --- I know there might not be an easy answer, but I wanted to brainstorm with someone. I'll try simplifying the question: How can I make a chart that shows all these things: Each year of the race, showing the following:
So the finished result would be a combination of Bemidji Blue Ox Marathon and 2019 Boston Marathon and 2010 Chicago Marathon (but only up to the top three places). Any ideas? I guess a second question is this: Can I make a column order adjustable if the column doesn't continue all the way down the table? Thanks for your expertise and all your great track edits! Comm260 ncu (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 23:48, 18 April 2019 (UTC) |
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I see you created a lot of articles in Category:Masters athletics world record progressions in 2014, e.g. Masters M50 high jump world record progression. Thanks for the effort. I think the articles are too small on their own and it would be better to merge them by event and gender like Masters men high jump world record progression and Masters women high jump world record progression. Then you can follow how the results decline with age, and you can often track the same athletes as they grow older. Both genders could be on the same page but I prefer to keep them separate. Another option would be to merge by age category, e.g. a new Masters M50 world record progressions for all M50 records. I prefer merging by event, but we might use section tranclusion to additionally create articles like Masters M50 world record progressions by transcluding Masters men high jump world record progression#Men 50, and similar for other events. ((#section-h:Masters men high jump world record progression|Men 50))
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Height | Athlete | Nationality | Birthdate | Location | Date |
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1.76 | Wolfgang Boneder | ![]() |
20.10.1894 | Neustadt | 20.07.1947 |
1.675 | Orvald Gillett | ![]() |
02.06.1919 | San Diego | 04.07.1969 |
1.73 | Orvald Gillett | ![]() |
02.06.1919 | Glendale | 11.12.1971 |
1.73 | Richmond "Boo" Morcom | ![]() |
01.05.1921 | Randall's Island | 22.07.1972 |
1.75 | John C. Brown | ![]() |
04.12.1929 | Philadelphia | 05.07.1980 |
1.75 | John C. Brown | ![]() |
04.12.1929 | Christchurch | 12.01.1981 |
1.78 i | John C. Brown | ![]() |
04.12.1929 | Liberty | 15.02.1981 |
1.79 | John C. Brown | ![]() |
04.12.1929 | Dallas, Texas | 25.07.1981 |
1.79 | Herm Wyatt | ![]() |
13.09.1931 | Los Gatos | 12.06.1982 |
1.81 | Herm Wyatt | ![]() |
13.09.1931 | Eugene | 27.06.1982 |
1.85 | Herm Wyatt | ![]() |
13.09.1931 | Los Gatos | 21.05.1983 |
1.87 | Herm Wyatt | ![]() |
13.09.1931 | Los Gatos | 03.07.1983 |
1.88 | Herm Wyatt | ![]() |
13.09.1931 | Los Gatos | 20.08.1983 |
1.88 | Horst Mandl | ![]() |
08.01.1936 | Verona | 27.06.1988 |
1.88 | Dieter Wille | ![]() |
06.07.1943 | Miyazaki | 10.10.1993 |
1.89 | Mark Chelnov | ![]() |
15.03.1944 | Athens | 11.06.1994 |
1.90 | Asko Pesonen | ![]() |
15.04.1943 | Leppavirta | 24.09.1995 |
2.00 i | Thomas Zacharias | ![]() |
02.01.1947 | Birmingham | 02.03.1997 |
1.98 | Thomas Zacharias | ![]() |
02.01.1947 | Baunatal | 17.05.1997 |
What do you think? I could help with the mergers but haven't contributed to the articles in the past and don't plan to do it in the future. I'm thinking about proposing it at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Athletics but wanted to hear your thoughts first. Another thing: I suggest chronologial order like Men's high jump world record progression. I think all non-Masters progressions are chronological. It seems more logical. PrimeHunter (talk) 13:45, 15 October 2019 (UTC)
I think the articles are too small on their own and it would be better to merge themare opinions. I don't see a policy mentioned here. Does size matter? What is the problem with a lot of little articles containing the content vs larger articles that contain the same information? This mirrors the way the Open division articles do it for each event (well a few do men and women or indoor and outdoor on the same page). Does wikipedia have a cap on the number of articles? Does it reduce the cumulative number of bytes stored and distributed by the server? The larger articles will have multiple headers and will necessitate chasing a lot of clean up. I am one of maybe 4-5 editors who pay the most attention to this category of articles. We will get to clean up the mess. One of those @WeiaR:, whose work I respect greatly, created the sequential high jump articles like the Masters men high jump world record progression. I've had enough occasions where I have had to change redirects and fix confusion (some of it my own) back to the correct sections of those large articles that I have not been motivated to create more. If you go ahead and make more of them, you'll go away. Over the next few years I expect to be here cleaning that up. Maybe you are that good and there won't be issues. I'm not enthusiastic to take you up on your offer to fix a non-problem. Trackinfo (talk) 07:28, 16 October 2019 (UTC)
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Hi, I noticed you have created many articles on Masters World record progressions for individual sports and age categories. I very much doubt that most of these are notable enough subjects for separate articles, and have very little content anyway, and I would support the above suggestion to merge them.
More importantly though, the way you create them has serious problems. I first removed 3 of the 4 entries on Masters W85 javelin world record progression, since you added the W90 instead of the W85 here. Looking further at this article and similar ones like Masters W70 javelin 500g world record progression, I see multiple problems, including:
Please take more care with these creations. Fram (talk) 09:48, 6 November 2019 (UTC)
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I am looking forward to create a Wikipedia page for my client, can you help me with that I am interested to outsource the project to you. Elisafrag (talk) 23:57, 14 February 2023 (UTC)
Dear, your edits are useless. Please check firstly if person (athlete in this case) has an article on Wiki. Mizan Alem has, not Mizan Adane. She is Mizan Alem Adane. Please check always full name of person in question and all the name variants to be sure. Then she ran 29:59.03, not 29.58.70. Please do not make such useless edits. And then please do not use watchathletics as a reference, it's spamming, very low-quality site. Track1News (talk) 11:43, 21 May 2023 (UTC)