User talk:Erik Baas - Revision history

Erik Baas: /* Images without thumbnails */

2023-05-10T16:02:39Z

‎Images without thumbnails

Robe: /* Images without thumbnails */ new section

2023-05-10T15:17:48Z

‎Images without thumbnails: new section

Robjordan: /* Folkestone */ new section

2021-04-29T21:30:42Z

‎Folkestone: new section

SomeHuman: /* Translations */ disambiguation

2020-04-07T01:54:22Z

‎Translations: disambiguation

SomeHuman: /* Translations */ fix

2020-04-07T01:51:10Z

‎Translations: fix

SomeHuman: /* Translations */ wording of the last paragraph

2020-04-07T01:48:47Z

‎Translations: wording of the last paragraph

SomeHuman: /* Translations */ Fix

2020-04-06T19:59:01Z

‎Translations: Fix

SomeHuman: /* Translations */ Rolling out the goodies

2020-04-06T19:55:01Z

‎Translations: Rolling out the goodies

SomeHuman: /* Translations */ clarification

2020-03-30T13:51:16Z

‎Translations: clarification

SomeHuman: /* Translations */ Worst scenario

2020-03-30T13:38:42Z

‎Translations: Worst scenario

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	Best wishes,		Best wishes,
	Robe		Robe
		+	:Sure, no problem. And please make sure to add "Manchester" or so to the file title, to reduce the risk of it being accidentally overwritten! - [[User:Erik Baas\|Erik Baas]] ([[User talk:Erik Baas\|talk]]) 16:02, 10 May 2023 (UTC)

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	Hi Erik. Sorry, I shouldn't have dived in. Simon reported to me that your changes rolled back his poster image to a 2019 version. I couldn't see how that occurred (and he may have been confused) but I tried to help him reinstate the Folkestone page as he wanted it. His web design skills are a bit basic and I can well understand you wanted to improve rendering on different devices. Best wishes. Rob		Hi Erik. Sorry, I shouldn't have dived in. Simon reported to me that your changes rolled back his poster image to a 2019 version. I couldn't see how that occurred (and he may have been confused) but I tried to help him reinstate the Folkestone page as he wanted it. His web design skills are a bit basic and I can well understand you wanted to improve rendering on different devices. Best wishes. Rob
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		+	== Images without thumbnails ==
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		+	Hi,
		+	I uploaded two files that can be found here:
		+	1. http://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/d/d9/WNBR2023_Poster02_QR.jpg
		+	2. http://wiki.worldnakedbikeride.org/images/5/5d/WNBR2023_Poster01_QR.jpg
		+
		+	I guess something wrong happened during the uploading, since no thumbnail was created, this seems to crash the lists in which these files should be found, they also crash when I try to update them.
		+	Would it be possible to delete them so I can upload new low resolution versions?
		+
		+	Best wishes,
		+	Robe

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	:Though only 1 ride page included the template while this mentioned Babelfish Help despite its launching the service the template is named about, there were many more with a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, this most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with that similar old Googler would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I wanted to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, but of the 'archived' rides also several that I otherwise would or might have skipped (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 12:55-18:54, 6 April 2020 (PDT)		:Though only 1 ride page included the template while this mentioned Babelfish Help despite its launching the service the template is named about, there were many more with a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, this most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with that similar old Googler would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I wanted to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, but of the 'archived' rides also several that I otherwise would or might have skipped (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 12:55-18:54, 6 April 2020 (PDT)
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		+	== Folkestone ==
		+
		+	Hi Erik. Sorry, I shouldn't have dived in. Simon reported to me that your changes rolled back his poster image to a 2019 version. I couldn't see how that occurred (and he may have been confused) but I tried to help him reinstate the Folkestone page as he wanted it. His web design skills are a bit basic and I can well understand you wanted to improve rendering on different devices. Best wishes. Rob

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 P.S.: Anyone intending to organize a first ride at a new location at which the native language is not English, is most likely to check out the existing main page of one of the other such locations, to find out how they tackled any language problems. This checked page however, would almost certainly ''not'' be Brussels. Only by ''seeing'' the two Google Translate lines at the top, the new editor may figure out some adequate solution. Otherwise, he/she would not even imagine this support template to exist. He/she might even drop the whole idea. Apart from facilitating translations during the creation of the new page (or later modifications or additions by possibly other editors), knowing that his/her readers can use its translation service, his/her putting it in the new main page also allows this page (and thus his/her job) to remain (much) more simple.<br />[[User:SomeHuman|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman|talk]]) 06:51, 30 March 2020 (PDT)
-:Having noticed your meanwhile having been editing on 2020-04-01, for all argumentation here above, on the template talk page, and in the presentation on the template page itself: I started '''rolling out the template''' as here above intended a week ago, at 03:25.
+:Having noticed your meanwhile having been editing on 2020-04-01, for all argumentation here above, on the template talk page, and in the presentation on the template page itself: I started '''rolling out the template''' as here above intended at 03:25 a week ago.
-:Though only 1 ride page included the template while this mentioned Babelfish Help despite its launching the service the template is named about, there were many more with a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, this most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with that similar old Googler would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I wanted to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, but of the 'archived' rides also several that I otherwise would or might have skipped (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman|talk]]) 12:55-18:50, 6 April 2020 (PDT)
+:Though only 1 ride page included the template while this mentioned Babelfish Help despite its launching the service the template is named about, there were many more with a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, this most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with that similar old Googler would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I wanted to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, but of the 'archived' rides also several that I otherwise would or might have skipped (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman|talk]]) 12:55-18:54, 6 April 2020 (PDT)

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	:Having noticed your meanwhile having been editing on 2020-04-01, for all argumentation here above, on the template talk page, and in the presentation on the template page itself: I started '''rolling out the template''' as here above intended a week ago, at 03:25.		:Having noticed your meanwhile having been editing on 2020-04-01, for all argumentation here above, on the template talk page, and in the presentation on the template page itself: I started '''rolling out the template''' as here above intended a week ago, at 03:25.

−	:Though only 1 ride page included the template while this mentioned Babelfish Help despite its launching the service the template is named about, there were many more with a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, this most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with that similar old Googler would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I wanted to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, but of the 'archived' ~~ones~~ also several that I otherwise would or might have skipped (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 12:55-18:48, 6 April 2020 (PDT)	+	:Though only 1 ride page included the template while this mentioned Babelfish Help despite its launching the service the template is named about, there were many more with a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, this most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with that similar old Googler would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I wanted to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, but of the 'archived' rides also several that I otherwise would or might have skipped (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 12:55-18:50, 6 April 2020 (PDT)

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	:Having noticed your meanwhile having been editing on 2020-04-01, for all argumentation here above, on the template talk page, and in the presentation on the template page itself: I started '''rolling out the template''' as here above intended a week ago, at 03:25.		:Having noticed your meanwhile having been editing on 2020-04-01, for all argumentation here above, on the template talk page, and in the presentation on the template page itself: I started '''rolling out the template''' as here above intended a week ago, at 03:25.

−	:Though ~~there was~~ only 1 page ~~linking to~~ the template while it mentioned Babelfish Help ~~though it used~~ the service the template is named about, there were many more ~~that called~~ a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, ~~that~~ most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with ~~the~~ similar old ~~Google~~ would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I ~~intended~~ to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, ~~and~~ of the 'archived' ones also ~~a few~~ that I would ~~otherwise~~ have skipped ~~or at least have taken such in consideration~~ (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 12:55, 6 April 2020 (PDT)	+	:Though only 1 ride page included the template while this mentioned Babelfish Help despite its launching the service the template is named about, there were many more with a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, this most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with that similar old Googler would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I wanted to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, but of the 'archived' ones also several that I otherwise would or might have skipped (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 12:55-18:48, 6 April 2020 (PDT)

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	P.S.: Anyone intending to organize a first ride at a new location at which the native language is not English, is most likely to check out the existing main page of one of the other such locations, to find out how they tackled any language problems. This checked page however, would almost certainly ''not'' be Brussels. Only by ''seeing'' the two Google Translate lines at the top, the new editor may figure out some adequate solution. Otherwise, he/she would not even imagine this support template to exist. He/she might even drop the whole idea. Apart from facilitating translations during the creation of the new page (or later modifications or additions by possibly other editors), knowing that his/her readers can use its translation service, his/her putting it in the new main page also allows this page (and thus his/her job) to remain (much) more simple.<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 06:51, 30 March 2020 (PDT)		P.S.: Anyone intending to organize a first ride at a new location at which the native language is not English, is most likely to check out the existing main page of one of the other such locations, to find out how they tackled any language problems. This checked page however, would almost certainly ''not'' be Brussels. Only by ''seeing'' the two Google Translate lines at the top, the new editor may figure out some adequate solution. Otherwise, he/she would not even imagine this support template to exist. He/she might even drop the whole idea. Apart from facilitating translations during the creation of the new page (or later modifications or additions by possibly other editors), knowing that his/her readers can use its translation service, his/her putting it in the new main page also allows this page (and thus his/her job) to remain (much) more simple.<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 06:51, 30 March 2020 (PDT)
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		+	:Having noticed your meanwhile having been editing on 2020-04-01, for all argumentation here above, on the template talk page, and in the presentation on the template page itself: I started '''rolling out the template''' as here above intended a week ago, on 03:25, 30 March 2020.
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		+	:Though there was only 1 page linking to the template while it mentioned Babelfish Help though it used the service the template is named about, there were many more that called a 'Template:Babelfish translation', which use ends up at a Yahoo sorry page. Obviously, that most certainly needed to be remedied (though having proved its intended function not to have been what ''anyone'' really needed, else its replacement with the similar old Google would have been requested ages ago). Most of the pages that I intended to give the new version of 'Template:Google translation link', had that obsoleted Babelfish template, and of the 'archived' ones also a few that I would otherwise have skipped or at least have taken such in consideration (in which case my edit comment mentions replacing Babelfish).<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 12:55, 6 April 2020 (PDT)

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	[[Brussels]], with its 2 non English native languages, has three Google Translate lines at top. Other ride locations having a non English native language would have only two. Shall I put the appropriate two lines above those locations' (main) pages?<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 03:25, 30 March 2020 (PDT)		[[Brussels]], with its 2 non English native languages, has three Google Translate lines at top. Other ride locations having a non English native language would have only two. Shall I put the appropriate two lines above those locations' (main) pages?<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 03:25, 30 March 2020 (PDT)

−	P.S.: Anyone intending to organize a first ride at a new location at which the native language is not English, is most likely to check out the existing main page of one of the other such locations, to find out how they tackled any language problems. This checked page however, would almost certainly ''not'' be Brussels. Only by ''seeing'' the two Google Translate lines at the top, the new editor may figure out some adequate solution. Otherwise, he/she would not even imagine this support template to exist. He/she might even drop the whole idea. Apart from facilitating translations during the creation of the new page (or later modifications by possibly other editors), knowing that his/her readers can use its translation service, his/her putting it in the new main page also allows this page (and thus his/her job) to remain (much) more simple.<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 06:38, 30 March 2020 (PDT)	+	P.S.: Anyone intending to organize a first ride at a new location at which the native language is not English, is most likely to check out the existing main page of one of the other such locations, to find out how they tackled any language problems. This checked page however, would almost certainly ''not'' be Brussels. Only by ''seeing'' the two Google Translate lines at the top, the new editor may figure out some adequate solution. Otherwise, he/she would not even imagine this support template to exist. He/she might even drop the whole idea. Apart from facilitating translations during the creation of the new page (or later modifications or additions by possibly other editors), knowing that his/her readers can use its translation service, his/her putting it in the new main page also allows this page (and thus his/her job) to remain (much) more simple.<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 06:51, 30 March 2020 (PDT)

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	[[Brussels]], with its 2 non English native languages, has three Google Translate lines at top. Other ride locations having a non English native language would have only two. Shall I put the appropriate two lines above those locations' (main) pages?<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 03:25, 30 March 2020 (PDT)		[[Brussels]], with its 2 non English native languages, has three Google Translate lines at top. Other ride locations having a non English native language would have only two. Shall I put the appropriate two lines above those locations' (main) pages?<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 03:25, 30 March 2020 (PDT)

−	P.S.: Anyone intending to organize a first ride at a new location at which the native language is not English, is most likely to check out the existing main page of one of the other such locations, to find out how they tackled any language problems. This checked page however, would almost certainly ''not'' be Brussels. Only by ''seeing'' the two Google Translate lines at the top, the new editor may figure out some adequate solution. Otherwise, he/she would not even imagine this support template to exist. Apart from facilitating translations during the creation of the new page (or later modifications by possibly other editors), knowing that his/her readers can use its translation service, his/her putting it in the new main page also allows this page (and thus his/her job) to remain (much) more simple.<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 06:17, 30 March 2020 (PDT)	+	P.S.: Anyone intending to organize a first ride at a new location at which the native language is not English, is most likely to check out the existing main page of one of the other such locations, to find out how they tackled any language problems. This checked page however, would almost certainly ''not'' be Brussels. Only by ''seeing'' the two Google Translate lines at the top, the new editor may figure out some adequate solution. Otherwise, he/she would not even imagine this support template to exist. He/she might even drop the whole idea. Apart from facilitating translations during the creation of the new page (or later modifications by possibly other editors), knowing that his/her readers can use its translation service, his/her putting it in the new main page also allows this page (and thus his/her job) to remain (much) more simple.<br />[[User:SomeHuman\|SomeHuman]] ([[User talk:SomeHuman\|talk]]) 06:38, 30 March 2020 (PDT)