User talk:HacksawFW

Apparently 'stupidity' is a better tool to kill a Quality Product than 'ingenuity'. I stand by my abandonment. Please - wallow in the WikiSty - enjoy your inferior, over-groped, under-thought petty dictatorials. –HacksawFW– my edits 14:19, 25 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]

  Alpine Skiing Rename/Move

  I think you made a big mistake by changing Alpine... 2017 to 2016-17. I am the chief cook and bottle washer over there and have re-wikied the sight over the past 2 seasons to make it a superior quality product. The FIS ski folks refer to their year as the "2017 Season". They are the source of 200+ reference links and those links all have pull down menus that state the Season... 2017, or 2016, or 2015, etc... The first 49 years of FIS (on WikiP) are all still YYYY, not YYYY-YY. Are you going to change those too? The guy that cruised in to the Article and suggested the change is North Finnish (on our English sight) and simply wants to make it look like all of the X-C skiing and Speed skating sights he has been trying to make look the way he wants. Change it back. Again - chief cook & bottle washer here with what feels like a bazillion edits on the topic. I am ready to walk away and let this, and future season article pages turn into roadkill pancakes, and similar disrepair.

  –HacksawFW–

  You decide. I am ready to say adios.

   @HacksawFW: While I appreciate your position in this matter and your contributions, I have reviewed my close again and stand by the decision I made. No policy argument was made for denying the move. I haven't renamed further articles because no official request has been made, but I would evaluate those requests when and if they are made. You are welcome to officially contest this at the move review page, where other editors/administrators can give input into whether they believe my closure was correct. Your significant contributions to the article does not mean you have some sort of "super vote" as to what happens -- you do not own the article. Finally, I welcome any editor to make a suggestion for any article as long as consensus is gained, no matter what their nationality is. We are here to collaborate and work together. Thank you for your comments and feedback. -- Dane talk 03:18, 14 January 2017 (UTC)

Skiing

Hi :) Just wanted to stop by and say that I think you're doing a great job with the World Cup article. As for individual discipline's articles, I wonder if there wouldn't be a better way of combining total points and the placement in the individual race? I don't have the optimal idea at the moment. Perhaps place (points) or vice versa? Not sure, how it would work with the sortable table format, though. Cheers! --Tone 11:42, 10 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]

- Tone New ideas. Good questions. I will need to ponder a bit. –HacksawFW– my edits

- I Looked at all off-season and found a way... but it would add an extra hour of work (editing) every weekend there is a race (ouch. too much for me) –HacksawFW– my edits

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Nomination of 2016 Alpine Skiing World Cup/Men's Alpine Combined for deletion

A discussion is taking place as to whether the article 2016 Alpine Skiing World Cup/Men's Alpine Combined is suitable for inclusion in Wikipedia according to Wikipedia's policies and guidelines or whether it should be deleted.

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