User talk:Doront
Article about Tricorder
[edit]Hello Excirial,
can you please tell me why you removed the information i added on the Tricorder page? it was about a device called SCio, which from what is already written at the article, is a "Real" tricorder.
Thank you, Doron.
Doront (talk) 18:44, 30 April 2014 (UTC)
- hi again,
- i stopped by the chat help, and i told i need to find some 3rd party sources that verify my comparison of this device to a tricorder. so i will keep looking, and try again later.
- Hiyas Doron,
- I was actually around in the help channel when you came in and asked the above question. At the time i was somewhat preoccupied answering a random question i came across so i didn't notice this section or your help channel question till, well, a minute or three ago.
- I think that Huon pretty much explained the reason why i reverted your edit, but i think i could elaborate a little more regarding the Huggle topic you brought up. Huggle is a manually operated application that maintains a queue of all edits made to the English Wikipedia, which it displays to a patrolling user. Using Huggle a patrol can quickly review each edit made and revert them if necessarily (Technically it does not display every edit though since long term users are whitelisted). This review process is quite fast and can often often reached near-real-time speeds. I can actually state for a fact that you are far from the first user who thinks its entirely automated due to its speed.
Excirial (Contact me,Contribs) 19:57, 30 April 2014 (UTC)
- I think that Huon pretty much explained the reason why i reverted your edit, but i think i could elaborate a little more regarding the Huggle topic you brought up. Huggle is a manually operated application that maintains a queue of all edits made to the English Wikipedia, which it displays to a patrolling user. Using Huggle a patrol can quickly review each edit made and revert them if necessarily (Technically it does not display every edit though since long term users are whitelisted). This review process is quite fast and can often often reached near-real-time speeds. I can actually state for a fact that you are far from the first user who thinks its entirely automated due to its speed.
