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Hello Safwan

Happy to see you here :) . KEMU page was the page that always came when i searched for RxPG. On seeing that RxPG doesnt have a wiki page, i made one. After that i always wondered, why do KEMU page come up in the list always when i search for RxPG? So just went through the article and found that there is a reference about RxPG in the article. So added an internal link to RxPG there. KEMU article is good, Did you make it? Binoj Mathew 22:15, 9 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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RxPG is registered in Australia & the Website founders are now in UK. And the RXPG team is spread in US,UK,India & Australia. So RxPG is truly spread all over the world and belong to every nation. I am thankful to RxPG to bring two people from 2 nations in conflict together as friends :) All the best pal. May all ur dreams come true.. Binoj Mathew 16:35, 10 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Acid Arena

Hello again, just though I'd let you know you can change the AfD tag on Acid Arena to {{Db-userreq}}; if you are sure want it deleted no discussion is required since you are the only contributor to it, and it can be speedily deleted. Marašmusïne_Talk 14:21, 25 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Cellfactor: Revolution

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Linux

Hi. Sorry it's taken so long to reply to your question.

> I have a question regarding Linux: Nobody gets paid to write code for the GNU and Linux, how practical is that?

There are two answers to this question, corresponding to the two sources that contributions to Free software come from.

The first answer is that a good part of GNU/Linux code is written by paid developers. Red Hat, for example, operate a Professional open-source business model; whereby they provide their own Linux distribution along with applications and management solutions, as well as support, training, and consulting services. Since their main product is their Linux distribution, it is in their interests to make it as good as possible. Now, Red Hat are a reasonable size comany, with something like a thousand employees; most of whom are probably programmers. So they improve the Linux kernel and the various GNU applications according to bug reports sent in, their customers needs, etc. But here is the main point: GNU applications and the Linux code are distributed under the GPL, which requires that any changes made to the code be released under the same terms as the original code. The improvements Red Hat make are contributed back into the main Linux kernel, where anyone can use them. Which means that any company selling Linux distributions not only gets the improvements they themselves make, they get all the improvements any company makes The end result is that all the companies win, since all their products are much, much better (and better able to compete with, say, Microsoft) then they would be if they had to develop everything all on their own.

The second answer is simpler: hobbyists. A lot of programmers enjoy tinkering around with the software they use, to get the features they want. For example, if a GNU paint program does not have, say, a spraypaint tool, but Joe Coder wants one, he can write one himself, and recompile the software. S/he gets the tool he wanted, but S/he also contributes that code back to the main program maintainer, so it can be permanently built into the program and everyone else can take advantage of it -- and maybe contribute their own patches and improve on it. Again, everyone wins.

> I figured this when i myself used Linux and found that it lacked the consistency that Windows provides

Consistency is always going to be a problem if you've got so many different people with different needs, but the situation is improving: for example, if you get a distribution that uses, say, the GNOME desktop environment, and only use programs designed to be used with GNOME (i.e. using the GtK toolkit), then the level of consistency is excellent.

I think the biggest gap at the moment between Linux and Windows/Mac isn't consistency (which, after all, isn't exactly steller on Windows and Mac OS -- Windows Media player and Quicktime, anyone?), but the X Window System; which is fine for basic setups, but a pain to configure for anything more complicated, such as dual monitor setups (something that Windows has been able to do with ease since Windows 98). But even this is getting better: the next release of Ubuntu, for example, includes a shiny new configuration utility for X Windows.

Will Linux ever be as good as, say, Mac OS is now? Yes, undoubtedly. But will it keep up with the commercial software's development pace? Only time will tell.

-- simxp (talk) 21:41, 16 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Userbox

I moved your userbox to userspace at User:Acetylcholine/User Pakistan. NawlinWiki 21:25, 19 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Copyright problem removed: Wound dehiscence

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Appearance of a pink, watery discharge through the wound a week or so after operation. This is blood-tinged peritoneal exudate escaping through the deeper layers of the wound, and its appearance is strong evidence of imminent complete dehiscence. Recognition of the significance of this discharge should make it possible to resuture the abdominal wound before the frightening and potentially dangerous complication of complete rupture is allowed to occur.

This was previously published in the British Medical Journal in 1966 [2]:

An important diagnostic pointer which should be taught to the nursing and house staff is the appearance of a pink, watery discharge through the wound a week or so after operation. This is blood-tinged peritoneal exudate escaping through the deeper layers of the wound, and its appearance is strong evidence of imminent complete dehiscence. Recognition of the significance of this discharge should make it possible to resuture the abdominal wound before the frightening and potentially dangerous complication of complete rupture is allowed to occur.

Other content was closely paraphrased from a 1982 report in the same copyrighted journal. For example:

Drains are inserted through a separate stab away from the incision and a colostomy or ileostomy is always fashioned through a separate incision

The 1982 report says:

Drains, when used, are inserted through a stab wound away from the incision, and a colostomy or ileostomy, when performed, is always fashioned through a separate incision.

I do not know how much more content may have been copied or minimally altered from that journal source.

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Fixed. Acetylcholine (talk)

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Did you want to move Fellow of College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan to Fellow of College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (FCPS)? Trim02 (talk) 11:16, 23 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Yes please. Requested here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requested_moves/Technical_requests#Uncontroversial_technical_requests Acetylcholine (talk) 11:21, 23 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I've put a Speedy deletion tag on Fellow of College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (FCPS), an administrator will delete it when they see it, can take anywhere from some minutes to an hour. I'll move the page for you when it's ready. Trim02 (talk) 11:25, 23 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Your request at WP:RMT is not done. Please see WP:DABACRONYM (and MOS:TITLE) for Wikipedia's titling guidelines. The (FCPS) is unnecessary. — Andy W. (talk · ctb) 14:46, 23 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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ms diannaa, the text you have deleted was not copypasted, it is being compiled from multiple sources and which i was adding alongside. i left the draft with incomplete fields and engaged in some other work and you just came and deleted even without a warning to address the problem? Acetylcholine (talk) 19:05, 27 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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