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Could you stop inserting rational-less logos in season articles? WP:LOGO permits use of non-free logos in articles about the organizations that the logos represent, but not subarticles like "History of..." or sports season articles. If you think these logos belong as part of critical commentary, it's your responsibility to write separate, detailed rationales. --Mosmof (talk) 03:37, 1 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
First, thanks for including rationales for the images. Unfortunately, I don't think you've understood or addressed the core issue. No, WP:LOGO doesn't explicitly prohibit use of non-free logos in subarticles, but it addresses only for use of logos to identify corporate entities. Baseball seasons and team histories are not corporate entities, and the logos represent the team, not individual seasons or the team history. You've used the boilerplate rationales for logos that don't address how the images meet WP:NFCC#8. --Mosmof (talk) 03:58, 1 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
I think we're disagreeing on what "contextual" means. I take "contextual significance" to mean significance in the context of the article, as opposed to simply being displayed without context in the infobox. --Mosmof (talk) 04:09, 1 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
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It turned out we were both simultaneously adding today's game to the game log, I could tell because the "edit conflict" notice popped up when I hit "submit." If you'd like to me to leave the game log alone I can do so because that seems to be your domain anyways.
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OC sports template
I removed them from the hockey bios because they are irrelevant. The notable figures section is WP:POV, but more importantly, the fact that there are a couple baseball teams or a college basketball arena in Orange County is utterly and completely irrelevant to a hockey bio. I'm not picking on you here, but that template is a terrible example of a navbox, because it is not used for navigation at all. It is just a mishmash of mostly unrelated articles that have the very trivial link of being related to sports in Orange County in some way. Not everything needs a navbox. Also, I removed it from the hockey bios only as I am exceedingly confident that the project's past consensus on templates like this would hold for their removal. If you wish for a wider opinion, I most certainly encourage you to bring it up at WT:HOCKEY. I also know that some other projects, namely baseball, favour these types of navboxes, so I chose not to remove it from bios that fall within other project scopes in defference to what I believe is their own viewpoint.
But truth be told, I think the only part of that template that is worthwhile is the sections on the area teams. Those form a tightly related set. The championships, "notable" players and venues just dilute the purpose of the navbox. Indeed, this is the only template in its category that adds players or championships, while only a couple include venues. Resolute06:03, 7 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Berkeley
The University of California and the Berkeley campus were originally synonymous in academic circles and still is to this day when it comes to athletics. Many people refer to the Berkeley campus as the "University of California" and adding a simple link at the top could help alleviate confusion. --CASportsFan (talk) 19:22, 14 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Try going to their website: calbears.com:"California Golden Bears - The University of California Official Athletic Site." Maybe you could visit the website of the Associated Students of the University of California[1], University of California Rally Committee [2], University of California Marching Band [3], etc. You obviously don't live in the state of California or follow Pac-10 athletics . . . all athletic venues are all clearly marked with the words: University of California. You can also look at the wikipedia page on the History of the University of California, Berkeley. --CASportsFan (talk) 07:09, 15 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
None of these is actually a reference to UC Berkeley itself, but rather to an organization which operates within the campus. Moreover, the names of these organizations are historical artifacts from when the campus was known originally as University of California. No one today under the age of 60 would refer to the campus itself as the University of California (maybe as Cal, Berkeley, or UC Berkeley, but not U of C) and anyone who still does would be greeted with quizzical looks begging the question "Which campus within the system do you mean?"
Nevertheless, I can appreciate the fact the UC Berkeley was originally named University of California and was referred to as such for a significant amount of time, so I won't revert the navigation link. --Jay Gatsby(talk)19:18, 15 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Berkeley Seal
Hi,
I recently moved to Berkeley (last week) and I have noticed that everywhere on campus, they use the specific Berkeley seal: posters, paperwork, sign pots, cars & trucks, Student ID cards, etc. Is it OK with you if I correct the UC Berkeley wiki page to show the Berkeley campus-specific seal? What are your thoughts? Do you still live in the area? If not, when was the last time you saw the campus?
I have been a Cal student for years now and the only place the Berkeley specific seal is used is on merchandise and on vehicles. The official seal, as stated by the University is the "UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA" seal as it always has been since 1868. Thank You. --CASportsFan (talk) 21:07, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Hey, I wasn't trying to be rude. Actually, its not just on merchandise and vehicles. The signs all have it, and the student ID cards all have it. What are your thoughts? I can show pictures of where I found it if you like. Hh73wiki (talk) 21:22, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Look, they are both in use I have never made the claim otherwise, but the official seal remains the one that has been around since 1868. I too can post pictures of the original seal in use (like every one of those "Berkeley" signs on the lamp posts), inside Haas Pavilion, etc. I can also redirect you to the official campus identity page that supports my claim. [4] --CASportsFan (talk) 21:28, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
My thoughts are, that for the wiki page "University of California," the University seal is most appropriate, and for the wiki page "University of California, Berkeley," the Berkeley seal is most appropriate. This seems to be inline with what the link you provided is saying. What are your thoughts?Hh73wiki (talk) 21:39, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Both are official, I should have rephrased my statement . . . when academics and athletics are involved usually the 1868 seal is used, and the Berkeley seal is used in all other situations. As you can imagine, the 1868 seal is used much more often and is much older than the Berkeley seal. I believe it is appropriate for the original (and still official) seal to remain. --CASportsFan (talk) 21:45, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
When students compete athletically, or are granted academic degrees, they are doing so in the name of the University of California, so it makes sense that the University seal is used in those contexts. When students are doing anything campus specific, the Berkeley seal is used instead, as you mentioned above. When the University seal appears on Berkeley's campus, I dont think Berkeley is trying to misrepresent themselves - they are simply putting the University seal on business that officially originates from University of California itself. Since there are two wiki pages, one for the University, and one for the Berkeley campus, I think Berkeley campus page should use the Berkeley campus seal. What are your thoughts? Hh73wiki (talk) 21:53, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Look, the University of California name is used by both the system and the Berkeley campus, not unlike the University of Texas and University of Michigan. Because of this, the original seal of the University is still in official use on the campus along with the University of California name. While the campus is no longer officially the "University of California" (even though the athletic department is still the "University of California Athletics Department"), the seal is still official and because of its history and the history of the campus, the original seal should remain. I do, however, believe that the Berkeley seal has a spot on the page, just not in the infobox. --CASportsFan (talk) 21:59, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
You seem to be getting somewhat heated, so let's bring this to a moderator and have them decide based on the discussion above.Hh73wiki (talk) 22:01, 22 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Just in case you were wondering, I do plan to work again on the Ducks' season page this year. Currently, I'm mostly working on this page, but when the Red Sox' season is over—hopefully not as early as Wednesday!—I should be turning my attention to the Ducks again. RedSoxFan274(leave a message~contribs)01:07, 25 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Sounds good to me. I will be updating it periodically as well . . . I guess whoever gets to it first. One thing that needs to stay updated is the stats and I am absolutely terrible with doing all of that. Also, the Angels may be pretty much dead, but the Rays are my only hope to keep you all out ;) --CASportsFan (talk) 05:44, 26 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Oh, I am horrendous at stats as well, unfortunately. I thought there were a couple users, Doh286 (or some such number) and Piemann16, who worked on the stats, but I could be wrong. Personally, from a locality standpoint, I wish both the Angels and Red Sox could make it so there'd be some playoff games to go to down here! RedSoxFan274(leave a message~contribs)07:35, 26 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Whoops! I must have put the preseason one in there . . . it is fixed now (not that it matters, they're at 0 with yet another opening day loss). --CASportsFan (talk) 23:59, 7 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Color coding
Is there any actual difference between #bfb and #bbffbb or between #fbb and #ffbbbb? If so, I don't notice it. I guess I have the shorthand versions ingrained in my hand back from when I was editing the Red Sox' log. I'll try to remember to do it the longhand way. RedSoxFan274(leave a message~contribs)08:31, 1 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Doesn't matter, I just do everything in TextEdit first, and I always just do the longhand version, so I just did a replace all, but if they are the same colors, then there is no problem. :) --CASportsFan (talk) 10:06, 1 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
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Uh...I'm thoroughly flummoxed
Okay, I know I keep bothering you with these (sorry!) but when you inputted tonight's game, did you update the infobox stats? Because they hadn't been and I didn't realize until I hit "edit" that you had already inputted it in the game log because the same game showed up twice... It's my fault for not checking the log, too, but since the stats didn't look like they'd been updated, I assumed the log hadn't been either. RedSoxFan274(leave a message~contribs)06:24, 11 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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Quick question
Hello,
I have a YouTube account and was thinking of doing a few Wikipedia how-tos, one of which would be on updating a game log, for which I was planning to use the Ducks' season page. Of course, if I were to get around to this, I want to pass it by you first and see if you have any major objections of any sort. If you have any apprehensions to this, please let me know.
Thanks! RedSoxFan274(leave a message~contribs)02:45, 15 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]
As always, thanks for your support on this issue. I am constantly bewildered and exasperated by the ludicrousness of the antigamelog movement but I believe that if we editors stand as a united front, it will in the end be a winning battle. I have restored the Red Sox' spring training log as well, and hopefully it will not be deleted again. By the way, was at Staples yesterday...congrats on Cal's win. :) RedSoxFan274(leave a message~contribs)01:28, 10 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]
In the game log, for what game should the Ducks be considered "eliminated"? We didn't know until today (Wednesday) that they would be eliminated, and they were still in the hunt mathematically as of their last loss. However, it seems contradictory to say they were "eliminated" in a game which they actually won. Because of this, I have placed the elimination shading on Sunday's game against the Bruins (such an awkward, conflicting game for me!!), but if you think it should go elsewhere, let me know.
Obviously a disappointing year, but hey, if it weren't for their run I think I would've conceded the season back before Martin Luther King Day.
As strange as it may be, they were officially eliminated on March 28, and the game log should reflect that despite the win (there will still be the W1 and change in the overall record to reflect the win). I will add an asterisk and a quick notation so people know that it was indeed a win and despite that win, they were eliminated from playoff contention. --CASportsFan (talk) 11:23, 29 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]
I ended up just making the game number, date, and points the dark red color and the rest the light green so the reader will easily see that they were eliminated and won on the same day. Do you think that works? Anyway . . . at least there's hope for next year, right? ONE MORE YEAR!! Haha. --CASportsFan (talk) 11:39, 29 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Just want your two cents on this...if (most likely simply a matter of what day next week) the Kings win the Stanley Cup, would you see that as beneficial to the hockey environment in Southern California as a whole (and, I mean, seriously, everyone when you step out the door is wearing a Kings shirt or hat right now), thus benefiting both teams, or as a potential threat for the Kings to overshadow the Ducks even more than they have in the past?
Personally, I fear the latter.
P.S. Please forgive this fact, but I've just noticed that practically 90% of your talk page messages are from me. Sorry! Must get a little annoying.
I worry about the latter as well . . . hopefully Samueli will step up to the plate and realize that the direction that this team is going in is not going to help the franchise in the Los Angeles/Orange County market (FIRE BOB MURRAY!). Haha. I am still holding out hope that the Devils will win the next two and even up the series. Can't believe I am saying this, but GO DEVILS!! --CASportsFan (talk) 08:08, 4 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Honestly, it goes against my ethos to support any team from anywhere within 50 miles of New York, or to support a team that beat the Ducks in 2003 albeit redemption four years later, or to support a team named the "Devils" (Yuck, hate that name) ... but in this case I believe I'm going to have to agree.
P.S. (And by the looks of this game, I think we're going to have to hope for a 2004 ALCS-style comeback.)
Some thoughts. I think you might be the best person to step in and settle this dispute, considering you, after all, were the one who first created the navbox.
I filled out the game log for you. Only columns empty are the TV/radio ones, couldn't find the info on that yet, plus you seem to have your own special way of doing those... if you find any mistakes or incongruities, please forgive them; it takes a mighty long while to make those game logs and when you get toward the end sometimes your brain starts givin' out on you a little bit. RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)05:37, 24 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]
I checked your contribs and it looks like you haven't been editing in quite a while, but I thought I'd leave this message anyway because I want to know what should be done about the Ducks season page...this lockout looks like a nasty one that ain't going away anytime soon. I think we may have another 04–05 on our hands. Please reply as soon as you can. Thanks,
I believe that we should just follow what has been done on some MLB pages for postponements and cancellations if the entire month has not been cancelled. In the event that we lose an entire month (or the entire season), we should have something like the 2004-05 game log. See 2010 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim season's spring training game log for what I am talking about as to what we should do for cancellations when the entire month has not officially been cancelled and 2004–05 Mighty Ducks of Anaheim season for what I am talking about when it comes to what we may have to do when an entire month has been cancelled . . . I will go ahead and do that for the September games that have been cancelled and when October games are lost we will probably have to to the first scenario because the entire month probably will not be lost all at once. Hope that helps. --CASportsFan (talk) 04:38, 24 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Thanks for the speedy reply! Man, I thought you had disappeared from this site for a while. Anyway, isn't there a possibility of some of those games being reinstated, even if they are for the time being cancelled? As with the NBA last year, for example, even though the season was delayed until Christmastime they still managed to hold a few "preseason" games... if the season is (hopefully) salvaged in some way I can't imagine they wouldn't still have an (even if abbreviated) preseason...but I could be wrong. As for marking games as cancelled, I think we'd have to do that as the announcements come out, I suspect they'd be cancelling games every couple weeks or so until the dispute is resolved or the season is lost. I'm surprised they haven't cancelled any October games yet because September's almost over.
Anyhow, thanks again for the quick response. I'll keep tabs on the situation as update the season page when (inevitable) further cancellations are made. Shame this had to happen just after the Kings won the Cup, not that I'm happy about that, exactly the opposite, but the one positive of them winning the Cup was that it brought home to Southern Californians the notion that hockey, well, you know, existed... and now a lockout may cause all that to be lost.
P.S. I console you on the matter of Cal's disappointing effort yesterday. We all hate the Trojans in this household haha. :) And I also issue a somewhat reluctant and begrudging congratulations for those Halos of yours sweeping us... twice. Jeez, that was painful.
Thanks for reverting and voicing your discontent. I didn't think you would've supported the change, but I wanted to get your opinion first because I didn't want to revert things myself and then get in hot water with the WP:Hockey people if your attitude toward it was, "Oh, no, that's okay, we can leave that." Personally (though I don't support this method either; I'm just saying I'd prefer it over what they've done), I'd rather they just leave the navboxes colorless if they're concerned about "accessibility." The worst part of it in my opinion was that because the team name internal link in the navbar was not colored, it naturally looked blue, which made it look as if blue was a color of all the teams. Personally, between you and me, I'm getting awful tired of people taking established designs and doing away with them for no good reason. I had a whole bunch of streamlined colored templates that got reverted to that dull light blue, but I didn't argue the point because I was confronted about it in a very harsh manner. ...But now I'm just ranting, point is, thanks for doing that, and if someone reverts your revert, I'll feel comfortable enough to rererevert. P.S. Not to be a downer, but I wouldn't expect much success. Remember the whole spring training game logs debate? I fought tooth and nail over that, and they still deleted mine, but I didn't bring it back. But maybe things'll turn out differently...you're not a "Wikiwimp" like I can be sometimes haha RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)07:40, 10 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
We require valid arguments based on policy over the "I don't like" it argument. Did you read the guides that have been presented for this case? Thus far your editing to and old version that does not meet our policy guidlines.Moxy (talk) 18:47, 10 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
I thought so. I think someone will delete it shortly. thanks for the hard work in improving it, its not an area i could have researched very well, but i am fond of its history and importance to the local area. wouldnt it be great if it could get to Featured Article status? I have been placing sports articles in the WP:San Francisco Bay Area task force, as a lot are missing from it. im hoping to hit 7000 articles shortly.Mercurywoodrose (talk) 05:54, 24 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Lockout
This message isn't urgent...but eventually I'm going to have to know what to do with the game logs because it looks like we might be going seasonless. I give it a couple weeks for a 48-game season, and they're not even talking now as it is. Such a shame. I've been updating the game log when games, a few by a few, get cancelled...I just need to know what to do when, as I expect will happen, unfortunately, they all get cancelled. –RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)22:35, 22 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Game log!
I don't know if you will get this because, judging by your contribs, your edits seem very few and far between; whether the same can be said of your visits to Wikipedia I cannot judge. Anyhow, I made the rehashed, truncated game log for the Ducks, just to let you know that had been cleared off the table. I'll try to get in all the games I can as soon as possible, but I already see some dates in there where I probably won't be able to input games at the ready due to prior commitments. So, I thought we should have a backup editor, unless you're okay with the game log getting a little behind once in a while. I was thinking maybe this guy? He inputted some games last season. Anyway, reason I'm saying all this is because I don't want you to feel any pressure to do it if you can't visit often.
Glad we finally got some hockey back! I was suffering hockey withdrawal for months! I actually started editing this game log! 48 games may not be much, but I'll take it over 0! Can't wait to see what Souray and Winnik can do in Orange County. Cheers, RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)02:14, 14 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
I found it pretty cool how I said to you in the above message, "Can't wait to see what Souray and Winnik can do in Orange County," (inwardly not sure if they'd be able to do much of anything), and then they were responsible for nearly half of the goals they scored tonight! I just checked...first season opener they've won since...2006–07 (*wink, wink*) I was laughing uproariously all night long at how helplessly shellshocked Vancouver looked...although as someone for whom Admiral Hovey Park in Marblehead is one of my happy places, I do feel a smidgen bad for spoiling the evening of Schneider, who's from there. Anyhow...let's just hope we can keep this type of gameplay up! –RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)06:07, 20 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
I've got to say, I very much enjoyed that game! Hopefully they can keep it up. I also changed the color of the points to green because the Ducks are technically in 1st in the division thanks to the tie breakers --CASportsFan (talk) 07:15, 20 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Well, I don't know how many games you have been able to watch, but it's pretty much been that way all season long so far to tell the truth..sometimes they can't even get a single shot off. −RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)21:30, 30 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Except for the gloriousness that was the power play during the first game against Vancouver. I have to say though, the PK has looked much better as of late. --CASportsFan (talk) 22:17, 30 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Just a warning...it would seem that the ugliness that is the current navbox color scheme is heading for the game logs, the stats boxes...everything. It hasn't hit the Ducks' page as of yet, but it seems to be only a matter of time. –RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)01:51, 3 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Just did some experimentation using the show preview button...#ffbbbb is yielding orange and #bbcaff is yielding brown! Wonder if these are supposed to be opposite colors or some weird anomaly of that sort...–RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)06:34, 9 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry to have bothered you with this, the issue is now fixed. For some odd reason, I had put a semicolon in the code, as in, bgcolor="#bbffbb;", and this was causing the anomaly for whatever reason. The problem went away upon removal of that semicolon; I realized that earlier color codings in the points icon don't have semicolons, so I don't know why I put one this time. –RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)06:38, 9 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Wow, for once you actually beat me to the game log? I only saw that game from midway through the 3rd period onward, but at least things started turning rosy as soon as I began watching! –RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)05:25, 13 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
You may want to see the header on my user page here. I had a seizure last night (2/23). I've had them before but this is my first one in a few years, and you're supposed to take it easy on the computer and such after you've had one. Given that, I will try to do some editing here and there (especially on the Ducks season page, of course), but I might be out of work or out of touch for a few weeks as I recover. Thanks so much for understanding!!! –RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)06:49, 25 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Well, that was one for the ages if I've ever seen one!!! Is there any deficit this team can't overcome?? (Oops, hope I didn't just jinx it.) You got to the largest crowds table before I could, though. :) –RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)05:11, 21 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
55 games watched over the past five months and that was the worst one I saw them play. I'm serious. I'm not saying that because I'm disappointed or because of the stakes of the game, that was the worst game they played all year. A perfect regular season blown to bits in the first round. Detroit always spoils the party. And now the Kings, Sharks, Hawks, and Wings left in the West. Awful. Eh. Go Bruins, I suppose. They're all I have left. Anyhow, have a great summer, and I will get the 13-14 schedule and game log when it comes out in June. :) Thanks for everything. –RedSoxFan274(talk~contribs)05:07, 13 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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It's so funny that I was just thinking about you the other day and today of all days you show up! :) I'm still keeping up the Ducks page for you, I feel as if you sort of bequeathed it to me when you dropped off of here for awhile. I've been doing the Panthers' and Oilers' pages of late, as well. I think I'm almost as old as you were when we first met by now!
Anyhow, I hope your life is going well and I just wanted to drop you a line.
I also wanted to say that the best moment of the 2014 MLB season was at the end of the ALDS when Holland struck out Trout. =D (Yes, I went there!)
I'm glad you took it over...the last year or so I stepped away because I found myself disagreeing with many of the decisions being made around here and I just didn't want to fight it. I'm back (albeit temporarily), to try and get all of the Los Angeles Rams stuff nice and ready for the—ummm—inevitable ;) --CASportsFan (talk) 07:45, 6 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I know, I can understand how that feels. I used to edit all sorts of different pages and topics, but I've become disillusioned with so much of it that I've basically been relegated to filling out sports game logs because I figure at least THOSE edits don't get argued over! =P
I feel saddened for you that you have been taken in by all the hoopla over something that isn't going to happen. =P I don't give two shrimps about football anyway, so whatever transpires I'm not likely to pay much attention to. =P
And yet they still get argued over! Remember the preseason debacle a few years ago? Haha. Anyway, my father and grandfather were Rams season ticket holders back in the day and I will be thrilled when they return. :D --CASportsFan (talk) 17:12, 6 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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