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Honestly, I think you have page creation down, so feel free to create the articles in the mainspace, as you clearly know what you are doing. Thanks for your contributions! Kevin Rutherford (talk) 06:06, 5 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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For all the work that you've done on the yearly earthquake lists. A tremendous amount of work. Tonight I went through the remaining titles and aligned them with the entries that we have on Lists of earthquakes. Several years back there were titles all over the place, and I've been slowly working through them getting them in sync. With this massive list that was done today (it took me a little more than half an hour to do it manually) most, if not all titles are in alignment. Thanks again for all you've done, Dawnseeker2000 02:58, 29 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Hi, just wanted to say that you're coming up on two years on this project and that it's looking great. I don't know if your perspective on the work has changed since creating your first couple of lists, but I wanted to let you know that mine has. I don't spend a lot of my time working on them, but it's what type of content we're listing that I've been thinking about, and is why I stopped by. The last couple of weeks I cruised through most of the lists and made some minor tweaks

Your work is getting progressively harder, as in you're writing about more and more events all the time, and these next thirty or so are going to be tough. So, my thoughts are these: We've been listing earthquakes over a certain arbitrary magnitude. I don't know who made the initial list, but they were probably the one that decided on M6 as the barrier to entry. What I've been thinking about is that many of these are just non-events. No damage, injuries, or deaths. No consequences. No scientific papers were written. So why are we listing them? I think it's about WP:INDISCRIMINATE. The whole point is this: is it interesting or significant if there's a M6 earthquake in a remote location, and the only effects are that it spooks a pod of whales? :)

Oh, I guess I should tell you how I got onto this. I have been working on the List of earthquakes in California for a while, and I've whittled it down to only include events that we have articles on or that I plan to write articles on. I've used the Common selection criteria for "Every entry meets the notability criteria" on that one, and am shooting for recognized content (featured list). I settled on that plan earlier this year, but by that time you were already into your second year of writing the yearly lists, so the timing isn't great because you're so close to being done. But, if you're into saving some pretty tedious work, this would be one way to do it.

The list of earthquakes in California has events with a minimum intensity of VI (Strong) on the Mercalli intensity scale. The way that you could save yourself some work, would be to do something similar. Instead of listing every earthquake, regardless of magnitude or effects, we could focus on significant events only (intensity VI seems to work well). Oh, I should tell you that in my work on the lists these past couple of weeks, I put that plan to the test and removed a couple of events based on their low intensity. It was very time consuming to verify and remove them, like I imagine doing the initial entries are. So, I just came by to see what you think about this. Thanks for all the work! Dawnseeker2000 00:20, 15 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Hello, Matt EK 87, here is some appreciation as you pass the two-year mark on your project (completely undaunted) as you tackle the long-duration task of reporting the older earthquakes! Dawnseeker2000 03:32, 26 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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Seven years, dude. Totally appreciate your diligence and fearlessness on your project. Countless people follow these links and the encyclopedia is quite a bit better as a result. Dawnseeker2000 08:52, 30 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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Your submission at Articles for creation: List of earthquakes in 1983 has been accepted

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