User:Jtdirl
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Unfortunately Jtdirl has retired, possibly permanently, as a Wikipedia editor and
may not be returning, at least not for the forseeable future. I may however make the odd visit back. Best wishes and
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I regret to say that I have
decided to terminate my participation with Wikipedia. it
has been a challenging, often rewarding, but all too often frustrating experience. I have
come across some of the most astonishingly talented individuals who have
done remarkable work and
produced extraordinary articles. However I found the constant bombardment with messages from those damned bots the last straw. The idiotic things constantly bombard me with messages demanding that I supply information on photos that I have
supplied repeatedly, but the damn bots through design flaws miss. Perfectly legal images, including some of my own taken by me for Wikipedia and
unambiguously stated to have
been taken by me, and
given freely to Wikipedia, have
been deleted amid snide insinuations from bots that the source of the picture is
disputed when the source has been added in over and
over and
over.
I also found myself spending far too much time dealing with vandalism. The sheer size of Wikipedia makes maintaining quality impossible. Too many articles that were top class and
the work of superb contributors could be reduced to unreadable pulp by one or
two illinformed editors. I ended up giving up the fight to maintain standards.
I cannot possibly list all the great contributors I met over my four years here. Among them were Mav, Deb (Man I'll miss you!), John Kenney, 171 . . . I was going to keep going but I could fill the page with the list. To all of you, thank you for a most wonderful experience.
To Jimbo, I salute your courage in creating this extraordinary site. I only wish that we had tighter structures to help keep up standards rather than have
to fight over and
over again
to undo vandalism.
I will drop back occasionally, probably anonymously. I didn't intend coming back at all, such was my frustration in recent times but I have
been using the site tonight anonymously and
corrected a few errors and
thought I'd better explain my departure.
There is
more I could say but . . . well may I will someday. I wish Wikipedia all the success in the world. I have
been proud to have
been a contributor and
hopefully have
been of some use. I am
particularly proud of some of my work here. When I came here the Irish pages were dire and
the naming conventions on royalty an
international laughing stock. I was glad to have
devoted so much time to repairing them. I was particularly chuffed to hear on the BBC recently an
expert say that Wikipedia's coverage on titles and
usage was the best of any encyclopaedia and
showed that a lot of experts who knew what they were doing contributed.
I won't spill the beans on who they are
but over the years I became aware through private channels of some of the identities of some of the contributors. Suffice to say that you would be surprised if you knew who they were. One of them was a senior Vatican official with an
astonishing (and impressively neutral) knowledge of world religions. One contributor here was at the time a head of government and
we even had a European royal on here. One of the saddest experiences I had was to see a very very senior figure, a world-renowned expert who could command fees in the tens of thousands for a ten minute speech, hounded off here by a group of ignorant fools who knew nothing about the topic but made that gentleman's life a misery. Encyclopaedias like Brittanica would have
offered that person a blank cheque to write for them. A small bunch of idiots drove him away.
But enough of the cribbing. Thank you for the experience. I wish Wikipedia every success in the future. But please please find a way to control the ability of people who don't know what they are
talking about from driving away though who do. and
please please would someone get the photo-gestapo to start working with people rather than waging a blitzkrieg on people's work. Not every one among those solving the problem of illegal photographs has an
attitude. Many work very well with people. But a few storm around hounding people. In my last month on here at least 9 people I knew and
highly respected were driven away by the bot-madness, having had their work torn to shreds, their honesty impuned and
their desire to help fix problems undermined by bot-bombardment day after day. it
drove them away. it
has driven me away. Unless something is
done to fix it
it will drive others away also. and
Wikipedia will be the poorer for it.
And finally, as those of you who know me know, I am
also a poet and
lyricist (and a historian, polemist, political scientist and
a couple of other things - time to get back to the real job and
leave Wikipedia on its own) and
occasionally leave joke limericks around. Here is
my final effort.
When it
comes to writing Wikipedia
There are
vandals who will try then to beat ya
By savaging texts
and becoming great pests
All to earn us a criticial media.
I'll decided to call it
a day Having had to add in one more
say.
The curtain now drops
My editing stops
But its been fun, which I'll miss come what may.
The end.
Slán libh and
God Bless.
FearÉIREANN
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Or as I am
known in the real world, Thom Cadden.
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Image created by me of the "Crowned Harp", a symbol of Ireland until 1922. (It is
the first actual image physically created by me. I don't know if my old art teacher would be impressed that my first attempt at art in 20 years has a crown in it!!!)
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A new limerick of mine (August 2006) on the so-called "British Isles" |
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There once was a set of old isles
whose naming disputes ran on for miles.
With long history lessons
and longer bitching sessions
It produced much more
groaning than smiles.
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An old limerick of mine |
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When attacked by some vandals and
trolls
The truth doesn't matter at all
For they just spin some yarn
without given a darn
whether accuracy rises or
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Wikipsychic: The presumed ability of Wikipedians to know, without having been told, of all edits and
debates that are
of interest to them, all over Wikipedia, but most especially on the Wikipedia:Articles for Deletion and
Wikipedia:Templates for Deletion pages. Those who do not believe in Wikipsychic powers and
who inform others of votes and
debates commit the Wikiheresy of "votestacking" and
must be condemned to Wikiboycotts and
Wikistonings.
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or not, many Irish people hate Guinness and
are bemused at tourists flocking to Ireland to drink it. I for one think it
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Something I don't drink.
Believe it
or not, many Irish people hate Guinness and
are bemused at tourists flocking to Ireland to drink it. I for one think it
tastes hideous. Give me Smithwicks or
even Carlsberg any day!
An analysis of me, done through What is
Your World View?
You scored as Cultural Creative. Cultural Creatives are
probably the newest group to enter this realm. You are
a modern thinker who tends to shy away from organized religion but still feels as if there is
something greater than ourselves. You are
very spiritual, even if you are
not religious. Life has a meaning outside of the rational.
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Some thoughts on President Bush and
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George W. Bush will leave office in January 2009.
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The Georgian Creed
I believe in George Herbert, the father almighty
creator of American power on earth
and of wars, seen and
unseen.
I believe in George Duyba, his most important son, our president.
He was conceived by the oil industry
born of the blessed Barbara
suffered under Bill Clinton
and was crucified, losing the election.
He descended unto the Supreme Court
At the inauguration he rose again
and ascended in power
where he is
seated at the old desk of the Father
so that in wars he can choose
the living and
the dead.
I believe in election influence of Jeb Bush,
A powerful Republican Party,
Communion with Congress
the forgiveness of voters
the resurrection of the party
and the Bush Family everlasting.
Amen.
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Republican Prayer
For the Republicans
Lord
May we have
the looks of Ronald Reagan,
The electability of Richard Nixon,
the brains of Donald Rumsfeld,
and the charms of anyone but a member of the Bush family.
May the Democrats have
the looks of Walter Mondale,
the electability of Jimmy Carter,
the excitement of Michael Dukakis,
and the morality of Bill Clinton.
Amen.
Republican curse
May you spend all eternity listening to Bill Clinton explaining his definition of "sexual relations with that woman."
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Democratic Prayer
For the Democrats
Lord
May we have
the looks of John F. Kennedy,
the electability of Franklin Roosevelt,
the morals of Jimmy Carter, and
the charms of Bill Clinton.
May the Republicans have
the looks of George W. Bush,
the electability of Dan Quayle,
the Charms of Donald Rumsfeld,
and the morality of Richard Nixon.
Amen.
Democratic curse
May you spend all eternity listening to Donald Rumsfeld explaining his concept
of known knowns, known unknowns, unknown knowns, and
unknown unknowns,
and how to tell the difference between them.
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Hey,
I'm a Dublin-based 30-something writer, columnist and
academic. My politics are
left of centre. Since joining Wikipedia in November 2003 I have
written on a broad range of topics, including Irish government and
politics, religion, globalisation, folklore, republicanism, constitutions, governmental systems, state ceremonial to god knows what else.
By the way, some people have
asked about my usernic. Fear Éireann means Man of Ireland in Irish. (Caint by the way is
the Irish for talk) The colours used in my sig are
two of those of the Irish flag, green (for Irish nationalism) and
orange (for Irish unionism). The Irish tricolour, green, white and
orange symbolises peace and
reconciliation between unionism and
nationalism.
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My Babel File - Who I am. What I like. What I think. What I oppose.
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This user is
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Nill illigitimi carborundum. |
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This user admires the United States but believes US policy under Bush needlessly alienates the rest of the world and
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This user believes Wikipedia's copyright policy is
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This user takes the symbolism of the Flag of Ireland, of reconciliation between nationalism and
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Though I change it
regularly you'll see my usernic on talk pages in the form FearÉIREANN \(caint)
Some of the things I have
written about are
listed below.
A number of articles I have
written have
become Wikipedia:Featured articles. One example was Papal Tiara.
Favourite Latin phrases:
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- Omnia vincit amor - Love conquers all
- Abeo - bye
- Acta virum probant - Actions prove the man
- Semper paratus - Always ready
- Suaviter in modo, fortier in re - Gentle in manner, strong in deeds
- Nill illigitimi carborundum - don't let the bastards get you down
- Vitæ essentia - Love is
the essence of life
- Tempus fugit - Time flies
- Quid fit - What's happening?
- Carpe diem - Seize the day
- Nemo me impune lacessit - No one strikes me with impunity
- Aut inveniam viam aut faciam - Either find a way or
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Pages started or
fundamentally re-written:
Ireland
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A limerick
There once was a place called Wikipedia
that was a big success in the media.
With many reverts
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Irish States and
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Irish History, Culture & Current Affairs
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Irish States and
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Presidents of the Executive Council (1922-1937) & Irish Taoisigh (1937- ) (prime ministers)
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Among the templates I have
created, and
which link to articles I have
written, are
My favourite 'jokes' from wiki pages:
- RAM disk is
NOT an
installation instruction!
- What is
a Canadian but an
unarmed American with healthcare?
- Joke doing the rounds c. 1990:
God visits President George Bush, Mikhail Gorbachev, and
Ian Paisley to announce the impending end of the world. They report the news to their colleagues.
George Bush announces to his cabinet: "Friends, I have
good news and
bad news. The good news is
that I have
definite proof that God exists, because He has spoken with me, and
the bad news is
that the world's going to end tomorrow."
Mikhail Gorbachev announces to the CPSU Presidium: "Comrades, I have
bad news and
worse news. The bad news is
that the God, who we have
been denying for the last 70 years, exists, for He has spoken with me, and
the worse news is
that the world's going to end tomorrow."
Ian Paisley announces to the UUP leadership: "Friends, I have
good news and
better news. The good news is
that I have
proof that the Lord our God exists, because I have
spoken with Him, and
the better news is
that He has told me that there will NEVER be a united Ireland!".
Arwel
Question: If we have
to go back a while in terms of content, does this mean -
- 1. That out deletions are
undeleted?
- 2. That our undeletions are
deleted?
- 3. Will that make GrahamN happy or
unhappy?
- 4. Does this mean we have
to rename pages - Votes for Deletion becomes Votes for Redeleting Undeletions (VfRU) and
Votes for Undeletion becomes Votes for Undeleting Redeleted Undeletions (VfURU). and
if so, as User:MyRedDice any suggestions for how we can keep the contents, maybe even the titles of the pages, under 32K?
- 5. Does that mean our hardbanned people now become only squiggely banned?
- 6. Does that mean we might lose the records of some of Michael 2417 identities?
- 7. Does that mean that DW might become a wiki version of the Undead, the 'Unbanned'?
- 8 Does that mean we might have
lost 172's reversion of Fred Bauder's additions to Communist State, Fred Bauder's reversions of 172's reversions, 172's reversions of Fred Bauder's reversions of 172's reversion, Fred bauder's reversions of 172's reversions of Fred Bauder's reversions of 172's reversion, my reversion of Fred Bauder's reversion of 172's reversion of Fred Bauder's reverson of 172's reversions of Fred Bauder's reversions of 172's reversion of Communist State?
- 9. When Wiki re-opens, will we find that it
was all secretly a lockout by Pizza Puzzle so he could rewrite New Imperialism without anyone stopping him?
- 10. Will Liza Minnelli have
found a new husband by the time wiki reopens for business?
- 11. Will David Gest have
found a new husband by the time wiki reopens for business?
FearÉIREANN
Hey, there's always Fred Bauder's Internet-Encyclopedia. http://www.internet-encyclopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=Main_Page Anyone want to join me and
get user accounts? 172 13:40 Jul 28, 2003 (CEST)
- It looks so . . . so . . . wikipedian. What is
it? Wikipedia for Reaganites? You know, it
desparately needs an
article on Communist state. What say you? Oh and
as it
likes opinion as opposed to NPOV, wouldn't a nice gentle article saying how Stalin was one of the greatest intellectual leaders in Russian history suit its acceptance of POV oh so well? or
an article on the People's Republic of China, liberation theology, Marxism for beginners, How Communist Intellectualism Benefits Humanity, Nixon was a Socialist, The Sandinista Revolution: an
inspiration for America, Fidel Castro's collected speeches, Daughters of the Russian revolution. Maybe even New Imperialism/Temp and
New Imperialism could find mutually accepting homes there. Yes, Fred's POV creation could prove such fun! and
there we were all wondering where had be gone to? We missed him so terribly. FearÉIREANN 13:10 28 Jul 2003 (UTC)
Long time no hear, me old mucker. Deb 17:39, 24 Jan 2005 (UTC)
Sorry to butt in but i noticed a conversation you had on the British isles discussion page where you referred to the Book "The Isles" by Norman Davis. Can i recommend to you two books on Cornish history.
Mark Stoyle "West Britons, Cornish identities in the early modern British state"
Philip Payton "Cornwall a history"
Both excellent and
place the Cornish in their rightful context as a distinct peoples of the Atlantic Archipelago. Bretagne 44 6/02/05
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