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I have a somewhat abandoned draft article you can help me with.
I invite you and anyone else who wants to to edit Draft:list of particularly dangerous situation watches. It seems as if that article has sorta been forgotten about. We’ve only gotten down to 2020 (for completely listed) and if I recall, the entries only go back to 2019. There’s still a lot more in IEM archives. Your help at expanding the list to mainspace ready format would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. West Virginia WXeditor (talk) 18:14, 8 June 2024 (UTC)
- @WeatherWriter, please see the article talk page for more information. Don’t reply here. Thank you. West Virginia WXeditor (talk) 21:18, 11 June 2024 (UTC)
Your Featured picture candidate has been promoted Your nomination for featured picture status, File:Lincoln, NE EF3 tornado.jpg, gained a consensus of support, and has been promoted. If you would like to nominate another image, please do so at Wikipedia:Featured picture candidates. The Herald (Benison) (talk) 17:55, 9 June 2024 (UTC)
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Your Featured picture candidate has been promoted Your nomination for featured picture status, File:2023 Grindavik eruption.jpg, gained a consensus of support, and has been promoted. If you would like to nominate another image, please do so at Wikipedia:Featured picture candidates. Armbrust The Homunculus 02:47, 11 June 2024 (UTC)
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Do not disregard consensus to not use video thumbnails in infoboxes
In case you had forgotten, there was a deletion discussion at Wikipedia:Files_for_discussion/2024_February_27#File:Poison_Song_Cover_Image.jpeg regarding using Hazbin Hotel video thumbnails as cover artworks in which the consensus was to not use them as cover artworks. You even acknowledged the consensus and restored the thumbnail over an actual Spotify cover artwork of a remix. It does not matter if you use image=, which is an alias of cover=, or that other editors restored the image to the infobox on the other articles—since you have these articles watchlisted and you know consensus disapproves, you should have reverted the editors doing so and pointed them to the consensus. @Sergecross73: as an admin involved in that discussion. Ss112 03:07, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
- In reply to this, as I already said, WeatherWriter, you acknowledged the consensus and still decided to replace the cover with the video thumbnail anyway, even if you weren't the first editor to move it there after the consensus. That is in effect you moving the image as you restored it being there after it was removed by another editor. "Per consensus, there is NO covers". Yes, because at the time there weren't any. I'm sure if editors there had been made aware there was a 300×300 cover artwork used on Spotify for a remix of the song, that would have been preferred over a video thumbnail. Ss112 03:25, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
- (edit conflict) @Ss112: Before accusing me of breaking that discussion, you should have done your research. I did follow the discussion. I did not add the image into the infobox as a "cover". If you actually bothered to check, you would see that User:71.89.173.107 changed it to an infobox image. I expect an apology, unless you do want to claim these soundtracks have covers, despite you saying in that deletion discussion "
the songs do not have individual covers
". By reverting my change, you restored content from an editor who directly claimed the image you restored was the "cover". So please, do not accuse me without getting your facts straight. The Weather Event Writer (Talk Page) 03:27, 13 June 2024 (UTC)- As an additional note, as I have been told by other editors throughout my time on Wikipedia, is it not my job to fix every "error" I see. In fact, I did not realize "image=" was the same as "cover=". The discussion said no covers and the no "cover=" parameter. I never changed it. In fact, I listened to the deletion discussion, as per your own words, the songs do not have covers, so I reverted someone who claimed a song had a cover. So not, I did not do anything wrong. I do appreciate you letting me know "image=" is the same as "cover=", as "image=" was not even mentioned in that deletion discussion, so I was unaware they were considered the same. I shall keep that in mind going forward and revert anyone who changes it to "cover=" or "image=" parameters. But I do expect an apology for the blatant accusation that I added it as a cover, when I clearly didn't. The Weather Event Writer (Talk Page) 03:37, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
- I did have my facts straight. You restored the image to the infobox by reverting an edit, which is what this diff literally shows—"YT thumbnail is more detailed than Spotify thumbnail". It doesn't matter that you were not the first one to add it there (and I didn't say this)—by reverting the usage of the other cover, you replaced it with the thumbnail, which is against consensus to use in the infobox. As I literally just said, at the time I was unaware of there being a remix cover. If I was aware, I would have absolutely preferred that be uploaded instead. That is a cover—of a remix, which can be denoted in caption=. Video thumbnails are still not covers and should never be used. Ss112 03:51, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
- The songs were on spotify at the time. I did not violate the discussion and I will hold to that. The discussion never discussed "image=", only "cover=". This is the first time I am hearing about "image=" being the same as "cover=". On top of that, as I clearly showed above, I did not change it to "image=" in the first place. In my eyes, I did nothing wrong. I believe the notification that "image=" is the same as "cover=" was valid, but you really worded it very poorly, as an accusation more than a "hey, don't do that". I appreciate the notification, but I did nothing wrong. I also find it funny how you only messaged me and not the editor who added the image to the infobox in the first place. I still believe this was an warranted message that was poorly written into an unwarranted accusation. I shall be disregarding everything else mentioned here except for the fact that "image=" is the same as "cover=". I will ensure no one adds "cover=" or a "cover" (as I was before) and "image=", now that I am aware they are the same. The Weather Event Writer (Talk Page) 04:00, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
- The consensus was to not use the image in the infobox at all as it's not a cover artwork. As for
I also find it funny how you only messaged me and not the editor who added the image to the infobox in the first place
, the IP editor who added the image back to the infobox on "Poison" hasn't edited in close to a month. There would be no point because they've probably moved to a different IP and wouldn't see it. But speaking of doing one's research, I don't think you did yours: I did message the user who restored the thumbnail to the infobox on the other three Hazbin Hotel song articles: see here. Ss112 04:04, 13 June 2024 (UTC)- Appologies. Directly, I was referring to the IP-user btw. Either way, discussion solved. The Weather Event Writer (Talk Page) 04:14, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
- The consensus was to not use the image in the infobox at all as it's not a cover artwork. As for
- The songs were on spotify at the time. I did not violate the discussion and I will hold to that. The discussion never discussed "image=", only "cover=". This is the first time I am hearing about "image=" being the same as "cover=". On top of that, as I clearly showed above, I did not change it to "image=" in the first place. In my eyes, I did nothing wrong. I believe the notification that "image=" is the same as "cover=" was valid, but you really worded it very poorly, as an accusation more than a "hey, don't do that". I appreciate the notification, but I did nothing wrong. I also find it funny how you only messaged me and not the editor who added the image to the infobox in the first place. I still believe this was an warranted message that was poorly written into an unwarranted accusation. I shall be disregarding everything else mentioned here except for the fact that "image=" is the same as "cover=". I will ensure no one adds "cover=" or a "cover" (as I was before) and "image=", now that I am aware they are the same. The Weather Event Writer (Talk Page) 04:00, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
- I did have my facts straight. You restored the image to the infobox by reverting an edit, which is what this diff literally shows—"YT thumbnail is more detailed than Spotify thumbnail". It doesn't matter that you were not the first one to add it there (and I didn't say this)—by reverting the usage of the other cover, you replaced it with the thumbnail, which is against consensus to use in the infobox. As I literally just said, at the time I was unaware of there being a remix cover. If I was aware, I would have absolutely preferred that be uploaded instead. That is a cover—of a remix, which can be denoted in caption=. Video thumbnails are still not covers and should never be used. Ss112 03:51, 13 June 2024 (UTC)
- As an additional note, as I have been told by other editors throughout my time on Wikipedia, is it not my job to fix every "error" I see. In fact, I did not realize "image=" was the same as "cover=". The discussion said no covers and the no "cover=" parameter. I never changed it. In fact, I listened to the deletion discussion, as per your own words, the songs do not have covers, so I reverted someone who claimed a song had a cover. So not, I did not do anything wrong. I do appreciate you letting me know "image=" is the same as "cover=", as "image=" was not even mentioned in that deletion discussion, so I was unaware they were considered the same. I shall keep that in mind going forward and revert anyone who changes it to "cover=" or "image=" parameters. But I do expect an apology for the blatant accusation that I added it as a cover, when I clearly didn't. The Weather Event Writer (Talk Page) 03:37, 13 June 2024 (UTC)