User:Abdull

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• meta:Help:Formula - for TeX markup in Wikipedia
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style (mathematics)
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style (China-related articles)
• Wikipedia:Userboxes
• Wikipedia:Template messages
• Wikipedia:Duplicate articles
  - use {{merge|OTHER ARTICLE}}
• Wikipedia:Administrator intervention against vandalism - to block
• Wikipedia:Requests for expansion
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting and Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Stub types
• Wikipedia:Footnotes - If citing something, put <ref> Reference </ref> after it. *If citation is missing, put {{fact}} for ^{[citation needed}
  ]
  1. "{{dubious}}" for "^[dubious – discuss]"
  2. {{Citation needed}} for ^{[citation needed]}
• Wikipedia:Refactoring talk pages
• Help:Interlanguage links en de fi etc.; Help:Interwiki linking one scope step further
• Category:Wikipedia maintenance templates
• Category:Disambiguation and redirection templates
• Category:Templates using ParserFunctions and m:ParserFunctions and m:Help:Magic words
• mw:Manual:Extensions, mw:Manual:Extensions and mw:Category:All extensions for useful markup extensions such as <source lang="php">
• Wikipedia:Collapsible tables
  - frankly speaking, I love 'em
• How to find the deletion discussion of an article:
  • the awkward way: look in the
    Wikipedia:Archived delete debates
    near that time to see which edit regards the unlisting of the page, then view the previous version.
  • the probably not always working easier way: directly go to Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/ARTICLENAME
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Inline Templates
• See exFAT for an example of a strategy on how to separate "Notes" and "References" sections within an article

• Special:Newimages
• http://tools.wikimedia.de/sixdeg/ — Play Six degrees of Wikipedia
• Wikipedia:Unusual articles
• Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost
• Template:Notable Wikipedian and Category:Notable Wikipedians
  - promis at Wikipedia
• Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style (titles)#Capitalisation and Capitalization, this and this
  - how to capitalize song tracks correctly
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Electronics/How to draw SVG circuits using Xcircuit
• Wikipedia:Size in volumes
• Special:PrefixIndex - show all pages starting with <x>
• Wikipedia:Statistics, especially http://stats.grok.se/
• Category:Contents - where it all starts

Have a look over at

• {{convertIPA}}
• {{
  RoughTranslation
  }}
• {{
  Expandsect
  }}
• {{Notability}} - when an article lacks importance
• {{cquote}} for

• {{Unreferenced}} if an article or a section needs sources
• {{Original research}}
• {{advert}} for articles that read like advertisements
• {{citation needed}}
• {{Clarify span}}, e.g. {{Clarify span|This was stupid|date=April 2012}} for This was stupid^[clarify]
• {{Citation needed span}}, e.g. {{Citation needed span|After roughly 30 minutes|date=April 2012}} for After roughly 30 minutes^{[citation needed]}
• {{verify source}}
• {{US patent|6553180}}
• {{Cite patent|EP|1727416|application}} for all non-US patents
• {{disputed}}{{tl|
• {{
  elucidate
  }} - for statements whose purpose for being placed in the article at this place is not clear
• ^Questions?
• {{
  tl
  }} for presenting templates (quite meta, eh?)
• {{DISPLAYTITLE:Some title}} - for giving an article an individual name
• {{
  Contradict-inline
  }} - for articles contradicting themselves
• List of inline tags:
  Template:Inline tags
• {{Redirect}} - for pointing out other articles a user might actually look for
• {{
  Relevance note
  }}
• {{
  Examples
  }}
• {{db-move}} - for example for articles that have wrong capitalization

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ēéěè
īíǐì
ūúǔù
ǖǘǚǜ
êü

The tone mark is added to the vowel in the syllable that comes first in this sequence: a o e i u ü. For example, ai takes the tone mark on a, and ia also takes the tone mark on a. The only exception is iu which takes the tone mark on u.

{{col-begin}} {{col-break}} asdf {{col-break}} jklö {{col-break}} loremlorem {{col-end}}

for

If you want to let category A be a subcategory of B, then put "[[Category:B]]" on the site of [[Category:A]].

do it like this: <!-- -->

Up-to-date list at http://toolserver.org/~soxred93/pages/index.php?name=Abdull&getall=1

• ...
• Pinyin table
• Toshiba TLCS
• TrueMotion S
• Replacement character
• Translation unit (programming)

I propose to merge article A and article B. The reason is that both articles fail to differentiated themselves from each other. 

In case you see good reasons to keep the articles separate, then please

# discuss these reasons here,
# modify both articles in such a way that precise and different definitions are given,
# modify both articles in such a way that both articles explicitly mention each other and show the difference between both terms,
# remove the merge templates from both articles.

Thanks, Abdull

• List of code pages
• Y-delta transform
  - explanation why it's like that
• Milestones in computer gaming history
  • I, Robot (arcade game)
    , being the first game with filled 3D polygonal graphics
  • Crossbow (video game), being the first game with fully digitized sound
  • Chiller (video game), considered for being the most gratuitously violent console game when it was released
  • Hard Head, trashiest game ever produced.
  • Galaga, believed to be the first game to have bonus stages
  • Defender (game)
    , being the very first example of a game featuring a "virtual environment" in that the game world was larger than what could be displayed on the screen at any given time and events would continue off-screen and could have direct consequence to the gameplay.
  • Adventure (Atari 2600)
    , being the first action-adventure computer game and being the first game to contain an easter egg
  • Mystery House, being the first adventure game to ever contain graphics
  • scrolling shooters and the first game to feature parallax scrolling
    .
  • Tempest (game)
    , being the first game to introduce color vector graphics, progressive level design and the continue
  • Colossal Cave Adventure, the first computer adventure game
  • Battlezone, being the first 3D arcade game
  • OXO, being the first computer game
  • Sweet Home (video game), first survival horror game
  • Kasumi Ninja, one of the first video games in history to allow parents to censor the level of violence allowed in the game
  • Stonkers, first Real-time strategy game
  • platform game
  • platform game
  • Tennis for Two - one of the first electronic games to use a graphical display, using analog electronics
  • Spacewar! - one of the earliest known digital computer games, first shoot'em up
  • Galaxy Game, the earliest known coin-operated noncommercial computer game
  • Computer Space (arcade game)
    , the earliest known coin-operated commercial computer game
  • Gotcha (arcade game)
    , first maze game and first game to raise a controversy due to sexual aspects
  • Death Race, first game to raise a controversy due to violence
  • ChuChu Rocket! - first major video game console online game
  • Rip-Off
    - first arcade game to feature cooperative gameplay
  • Batsugun - first manic shooter
  • Dragon Buster - one of the first arcade games to feature a life meter
  • Jurassic Park: Trespasser
    - first game to feature a world completely influenced by classical mechanics and also the first game to use ragdoll physics
  • X (1992 video game) - first 3D game released for a portable system in Japan
  • DONKEY.BAS - arguably a predecessor of all IBM PC games
  • Dungeon (video game) - first game to employ line of sight graphics displays
  • Gran Trak 10 - first ROM-based arcade game, first game using sprites, first game with a cabinet resembling a car interface.
  • Quake (video game) - first computer game to use lightmaps to augment rendering.
  • Lode Runner - one of the first games to include a level editor.
  • Jet Set Willy - one of the first games to use copy protection
  • Pinball Construction Set - first entry in the class of construction-set based computer games
  • Empire (PLATO)
    - first first networked multiplayer arena shooter-style game

• XXX
• UDE people:
  • Kees A. Schouhamer Immink
• Template
  Camp Delta, Camp Echo, Camp Iguana, Camp X-Ray
• Smoke trails. take http://nuclearweaponarchive.org/Usa/Tests/SmokeTrails.html ... compare to Rope trick effect
• List of nuclear explosions ... see http://www.ga.gov.au/oracle/nukexp_form.jsp
• Put up photo of that nasty red stuff on Dubai corners - could be
  Betel nut
  .
• Screen mate: "Stray Sheep Poe / Poo and Mikan Seijin / Orange (owned by Kazuma Shirasaki) ... see: http://www.villagecenter.co.jp/wanted/
• delete McCarthy 91 function?
• Circular argument
  all look like describing the same thing
• header connector
  with photos... in ISP and PCBs (see AVR Dragon)

• IJ (letter)
  - that letter from Dutch
• Bi-directional text
  - issues on putting left-to-right and right-to-left writing systems together
• Windows Glyph List 4 - include all these characters in your font
• Mojibake — messed up character encodings
• Magnetic ink character recognition — magnetic letters on cheques to automatically OCR them.
• Fonts that can easily be read by computers, sorted by rising coolness:
  CMC-7... a really good explanation can be found at http://www.decodeunicode.org/w3.php?viewMode=block&ucHex=2440
• Mapping of Unicode characters
• Yokogaki and tategaki
  - Japanese writing style
• Punctuation#East_Asian_punctuation - Conventions of Chinese punctuation
• Japanese typographic symbols
• Cangjie method and Wubi method
• HTML
  • List of XML and HTML character entity references
  • List of HTML decimal character references
• ⌘
  - I always forget this character's name!
• ¶
  - pilcrow
• Good fonts for Unicode coverage:
  free software Unicode fonts
• Text figures - when numbers go up and down in a font
• Caduceus and Rod of Asclepius
• TeX, LaTeX, for graphics and diagrams use PSTricks
• german car number plates
  fonts
• Text figures - jumping numbers
• Windows code page, especially Windows-1252. Compare it to ISO/IEC 8859-1 (latin1), child of Multinational Character Set
• soft return, non-breaking space
• Shift Out and Shift In characters
• Precomposed character
• DBCS... MBCS! ... graphic character
  ... bla
• Fullwidth form
  - why English text in Japanese websites looks so spacey
• Ming (typeface)
  - east-asian fonts
• Fallback font
• ☞
• Estimated sign: ℮
• Numeric character reference
• quotation mark, non-English usage
• No symbol
• Pull quote - popups
• Sentence spacing - an article about void; the poster child of all typography-related debates
• Above the fold
• Ink trap

• Thought experiment
• List of people known as father or mother of something
• Sokal Affair
• Duck test

• Mamayev Kurgan
• Global city
• List of lists of populous areas
  • Thirty most populous cities in the world
  • List of metropolitan areas by population
  • Largest cities of the European Union by population
    (urban areas look at areas with buildings not farther away than 2000 meters.
  • United States metropolitan area
  • List of metropolitan areas by population
• List of islands
• Carta Marina
• Marquesas Islands - the island group farthest from any continent in the world
• UN geoscheme
• Gallery of sovereign-state flags
• GSHHS, Vector Map, TIGER and Digital Chart of the World
  - free downloadable GIS databases
• OpenStreetMap - adds to the above
• Lake Karachay - you won't want to have a swim here
• Lijiang River
  - Chinese postcard picture river
• Electronic waste in Guiyu - Chinese postcard picture city
• Akihabara - electronics city
• Friendly Floatees

• Blissymbols
• English pronunciation. I'm always confusing them with the voiced alveolar fricative
  .
• Small world phenomenon
• Chinese fire drill
• Radio taiso
  - workout on radio
• Shriners - eh?
• Gratis versus Libre
• Year Without a Summer
• Capsule hotel
• Pluralistic ignorance, Social proof, Social loafing, Diffusion of responsibility
• Chimping - the act of getting on a photographer's nerves by asking "Oh, can I take a look at the picture you just took of me?"
• Camel racing - child abuse
• Category:Pejorative terms for people
• Health claims on food labels
• Heckler
• Islamic toilet etiquette
• Phone tag
• Breeching (boys)
• Gay lisp
• Stereotype threat

• Acrostic
• Chinese language
  • TOEFL
  • List of languages by number of native speakers
  • List of endangered languages
    - oh!
  • List of extinct languages
    - ooooh!
  • List of revived languages - wohoo!
  • High German consonant shift
  • Beijing Language and Culture University - publisher of Hanyu Jaocheng book (汉语教程)
  • Pinyin table - let's see how people start to deface my table :)
  • Chinese measure word
  • Tone sandhi
  • Xiandai Hanyu changyong zibiao
    - list of most common characters in Modern Chinese
  • List of blacklisted keywords in the People's Republic of China
• Japanese language
  • Toyo kanji
• English language
  • List of redundant expressions
  • List of common misspellings in English
  • List of commonly confused homonyms
  • List of frequently misused English words
  • List of English words with disputed usage
  • English language learning and teaching - master it. Anti-pattern: Non-native pronunciations of English... Accent reduction and english phonology
  • American and British English differences
  • German
    tuxedo or black tie
    .
  • Pronunciation respelling for English - explains the pronunciation rules of Merriam-Webster's etc.
  • English orthography
  • English pronunciation of Greek letters
  • Pronunciation of English th
• Eskimo words for snow
• Snowclone and phrasal template
• Lists of etymologies
• Technobabble
• Prettyprint
• Baby talk
• Dead metaphor
• Teh
• Code-switching and non-convergent discourse - using two or more languages in a discussion
• Garden path sentence
  - parsing language can be hard and entertaining
• List of false friends - great list, deleted forever... see Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of false friends
• Cupertino effect - definately becomes defiantly
• Text simplification
• Dental clicks
  - misunderstandings between Germans and Lebaneses
• Colorless green ideas sleep furiously
• Use–mention distinction
• Vowel diagram
• Valspeak and high rising terminal
  - you know, when the voice goes up, like... duh.
• Spelling of disc
• Scunthorpe problem
• Cross-linguistic onomatopoeias
• Auto-antonym
  - an article I should overlook
• Minced oath
• Purple prose
• Duress code - "thanks, I'm fine"
• Stylometry
• Hyperforeignism