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My notes edit
Bridgewinners. VBilt: http://bridgewinners.com/article/view/looking-for-wikipedia-volunteers/
GitHub Results: https://github.com/njhammond/generate_bridge_wikipedia_entries/tree/master/results
Wikipedia Contract Bridge list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Contract_bridge/NABC_multiple_winners
Wiki Contract Bridge: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Contract_bridge
Adding a New Bridge Player edit
See details on GitHub for basic data. Start out at https://github.com/njhammond/generate_bridge_wikipedia_entries. To start a new player, here's what I do
- Find the player listed in a list of wins for an event
- Create a Wikipedia link by adding square brackets
- See if entry already exists
- If it does, disambiguate - typically by adding (bridge) to name. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Cohen_(disambiguation) for example
- Create new entry by clicking on the original link. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaylor_Kasle as an example - copy format including the ==notes==
- Copy data from https://github.com/njhammond/generate_bridge_wikipedia_entries/tree/master/results. Results are sorted by first initial of first name.
- Find their WBF ID if known.
- Add information to Talk page
General criteria should be a North American Bridge Championship or World Bridge Federation (WBF) event. This are generally "open" events including the top players in the world. Other National Bridge Organizations are more restrictive in who can take part. Females are under-represented in Wikipedia pages in Bridge.
Speedy deletion nomination of Lew Stansby edit
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Lew Stansby was added. Amazing that someone with his credentials featured a speedy deletion. Since then I have added over 100 entries. All accepted. Just documenting here for the next time that someone tries a speedy delete I can refer them to here.Nicolas.hammond (talk) 16:01, 13 December 2014 (UTC)
Crowdsourcing in cheating in bridge edit
This is just to let you know of the brief entry made at Crowdsourcing#Crowdsourcing in cheating in bridge. Newwhist (talk) 00:54, 3 June 2016 (UTC)
- Tx. I was very involved with the crowd sourcing effort. Crowd sourcing did not find, or verify, any cheaters. What it did to was to crowd source the data, i.e. time of opening leads. If we look at the various cases, FN was found by Maaike, FS by Per-Ola, BZ/PS were turned in by "No Matter". I do not think what has been written about crowd-sourcing in bridge is currently accurate on what happened.
Peggy Golder/Solomon edit
Nicolas, In the Bridge Winners thread concerning the ACBL Hall of Fame ("Truth in advertising") you refer to a CSV table of alternative names. Peggy Golder is not in that table. There may be others.
See WP:WikiProject Contract bridge/NABC multiple winners for some other candidates that you may be missing. I believe you are familiar with redirect pages, such as Peggy Golder itself, and you will be able to figure out the notes such as this one at the foot of the 3rd of 5 columns, which lists people with 10 to 14 NABC wins as of some years ago.
- Peggy Solomon [total, 12=9+3 wins]
Thanks. I updated the script. I made Peggy Golder an alternative name for Peggy Solomon and re-ran the data. Peggy S now makes my "10 winners" list.Nicolas.hammond (talk) 20:59, 13 October 2016 (UTC)
Tainted titles edit
See my belated contribution at WT:WPCB#Tainted titles. There you see, I have taken the liberty of creating a new Talk page in your user space.
Now I must depart, and pore over 4 sessions of results from this weekend. --P64 (talk) 23:16, 10 October 2016 (UTC)
10 Winners edit
See https://github.com/njhammond/generate_bridge_wikipedia_entries This list created on Feb 3 2017, but based on data that is probably 12-18 months old. Just because a link is red does not mean the entry does not exist in Wikipedia, it could just be listed under a different name.
- Peter Boyd
- Bart Bramley
- Rozanne Pollack
- Lew Stansby
- Jill Meyers
- David Berkowitz
- Lisa Berkowitz
- Sidney H. Lazard
- Dan Morse
- Chip Martel
- Steve Robinson
- Hugh Ross
- Peter A. Pender
- Larry N. Cohen
- Marty Bergen
- Richard Pavlicek
- John Mohan
- Steve Garner
- Gaylor Kasle
- Mike Passell
- Jeff Meckstroth
- Eric Rodwell
- Adam Zmudzinski
- Cezary Balicki
- Kit Woolsey
- Bob Hamman
- Kyle Larsen
- Eddie Wold
- Roger Bates
- John Sutherlin
- Mark Lair
- Fred Hamilton
- Bobby Wolff
- Billy Eisenberg
- Chuck Burger
- Thomas K. Sanders
- Beth Palmer
- Alan Sontag
- Lynn Deas
- Petra Hamman
- Mike Becker
- Michael Seamon
- Bobby Levin
- Peter Weichsel
- Bobby Goldman
- Geoff Hampson
- Jimmy Cayne
- Ed Manfield
- Bill Root
- Ron Rubin
- Steve Weinstein
- Mike Lawrence
- Jim Jacoby
- Ralph Katz
- Nick Nickell
- Richard Freeman
- George Rosenkranz
- Michael Rosenberg
- Edith Kemp
- Eddie Kantar
- Paul Soloway
- Dr. Richard H. Katz
- Larry Cohen
- Sabine Auken
- Zia Mahmood
- Eric Greco
- Giorgio Duboin
- Geir Helgemo
- Claudio Nunes
- Fulvio Fantoni
- Bjorn Fallenius
- Alfredo Versace
- George Jacobs
- Lorenzo Lauria
- Edgar Kaplan
- Norman Kay
- Ron Andersen
- Barry Crane
- Ira Rubin
- Eric R. Murray
- Lewis L. Mathe
- Phil Feldesman
- B. Jay Becker
- Dorothy Hayden
- Harold Harkavy
- Shawn Quinn
- Irina Levitina
- Judi Radin
- Juanita Chambers
- Dorothy Hayden Truscott
- Rhoda Walsh
- Sylvia Moss
- Kerri Sanborn
- Mildred Breed
- Jill Levin
- Janice Seamon-Molson
- Tobi Sokolow
- Cheri Bjerkan
- Karen McCallum
- Lynn Baker
- Sue Picus
- Betty Ann Kennedy
- Kathie Wei-Sender
- Gail Greenberg
- Jacqui Mitchell
- Jo Morse
- Carol Sanders
- Helen Utegaard
- Gail Moss
- Mary Jane Farell
- Nancy Gruver
- Samuel M. Stayman
- Alvin Roth
- George Rapee
- John R. Crawford
- Charles J. Solomon
- Harry Fishbein
- Tobias Stone
- Sidney Silodor
- Oswald Jacoby
- Charles H. Goren
- Peter A. Leventritt
- Waldemar K. von Zedtwitz
- Howard Schenken
- Margaret Wagar
- Helen Sobel
- Olive Peterson
- Ruth Sherman
- Sally Young
- Lee Hazen
- Theodore A. Lightner
- David Bruce
- Emma Jean Hawes
- Edith Freilich
- Waldemar von Zedtwitz
5 Winners edit
See https://github.com/njhammond/generate_bridge_wikipedia_entries This list created on Feb 3 2017, but based on data that is probably 12-18 months old.
- Peter Boyd
- Bart Bramley
- Doug Doub
- Gavin Wolpert
- Bill Pollack
- Rozanne Pollack
- Joel Wooldridge
- Nikolay Demirev
- Jim Krekorian
- Chris Willenken
- Steve Landen
- JoAnna Stansby
- Lew Stansby
- Jill Meyers
- Gary Cohler
- David Berkowitz
- Lisa Berkowitz
- Boris Baran
- Sidney H. Lazard
- Dennis Clerkin
- Bobby Nail
- Dan Morse
- Chip Martel
- Jan Martel
- Stasha Cohen
- Steve Robinson
- Hugh Ross
- Peter A. Pender
- Steve Sion
- Larry N. Cohen
- Marty Bergen
- Cliff Russell
- Richard Pavlicek
- Larry Mori
- Rose Meltzer
- John Mohan
- Steve Garner
- Ron Smith
- Gaylor Kasle
- Neil Chambers
- John Schermer
- Marc Jacobus
- Mike Passell
- Jeff Meckstroth
- Eric Rodwell
- Garey Hayden
- Adam Zmudzinski
- Cezary Balicki
- Fred Stewart
- Kit Woolsey
- Bob Hamman
- Kyle Larsen
- Eddie Wold
- Roger Bates
- John Sutherlin
- Mark Lair
- Fred Hamilton
- Arnie Fisher
- Matt Granovetter
- P.O. Sundelin
- Sam Lev
- Richard DeMartino
- Allan Siebert
- Bobby Wolff
- Mike Levine
- Zeke Jabbour
- Gene Freed
- Billy Eisenberg
- Jim Robison
- Bernie Chazen
- Chuck Burger
- Robert H. Lipsitz
- Thomas K. Sanders
- Russ Arnold
- John Hurd
- Sylvie Willard
- Benedicte Cronier
- Beth Palmer
- Alan Sontag
- Lynn Deas
- Petra Hamman
- Debbie Rosenberg
- Hemant Lall
- Warren Spector
- Mike Becker
- Richard Coren
- Michael Seamon
- Brian Glubok
- Bobby Levin
- Roy Welland
- Peggy Sutherlin
- Perry Johnson
- Jim Mahaffey
- Malcolm Brachman
- Peter Weichsel
- Russ Ekeblad
- Mark Molson
- Ross Grabel
- Bobby Goldman
- Curtis Cheek
- Disa Eythorsdottir
- Geoff Hampson
- Gerald Caravelli
- Harold Lilie
- Jimmy Cayne
- Brad Moss
- Ed Manfield
- Bill Root
- Ron Rubin
- Howard Weinstein
- Steve Weinstein
- Mike Lawrence
- Jim Jacoby
- Seymon Deutsch
- Ralph Katz
- Lou Bluhm
- Nick Nickell
- Richard Freeman
- Ron Von der Porten
- George Rosenkranz
- Michael Rosenberg
- Edith Kemp
- William Seamon
- Allan Stauber
- Billy Rosen
- Dan Rotman
- Eddie Kantar
- John Swanson
- Paul Soloway
- Martin Fleisher
- Dr. John Fisher
- Dr. Richard H. Katz
- Larry Cohen
- Sabine Auken
- Zia Mahmood
- Richard Schwartz
- Tony Forrester
- Fred Gitelman
- John Diamond
- Eric Greco
- Antonio Sementa
- Giorgio Duboin
- Michael Moss
- Norberto Bocchi
- Geir Helgemo
- Tor Helness
- Christal Henner-Welland
- Claudio Nunes
- Fulvio Fantoni
- Michael Kamil
- Bjorn Fallenius
- Alfredo Versace
- George Jacobs
- Lorenzo Lauria
- Kay Schulle
- Grant Baze
- Edgar Kaplan
- Norman Kay
- Mike Smolen
- Ron Andersen
- Erik Paulsen
- Barry Crane
- Ira Rubin
- Daniela von Arnim
- Adam Wildavsky
- Kerri Shuman
- Hermine Baron
- Eric R. Murray
- Sami R. Kehela
- Lewis L. Mathe
- Phil Feldesman
- Charles Coon
- Gratian Goldstein
- B. Jay Becker
- Dorothy Hayden
- Harold Harkavy
- Andrew Gromov
- Renee Mancuso
- Shawn Quinn
- Irina Levitina
- Karen Allison
- Dorothy Truscott
- Jo Ann Manfield
- Shawn Womack
- Judi Radin
- Juanita Chambers
- Dorothy Hayden Truscott
- Pam Wittes
- Rhoda Walsh
- Sylvia Moss
- Joann Glasson
- Kerri Sanborn
- Mildred Breed
- Valerie Westheimer
- Jill Levin
- Janice Seamon-Molson
- Tobi Sokolow
- Jenny Wolpert
- Cheri Bjerkan
- Sue Weinstein
- Karen McCallum
- Lynn Baker
- Sue Picus
- Randi Montin
- Betty Ann Kennedy
- Kathie Wei-Sender
- Amalya Kearse
- Gail Greenberg
- Jacqui Mitchell
- Linda Lewis
- Jo Morse
- Joyce Lilie
- Sue Sachs
- Carol Sanders
- Tobi Deutsch
- Margie Gwozdzinsky
- Helen Utegaard
- Janice Seamon
- Nancy Alpaugh
- June Deutsch
- Kathie Wei
- Evelyn Levitt
- Gail Moss
- Mary Jane Farell
- Nancy Gruver
- Victor Mitchell
- Samuel M. Stayman
- Alvin Roth
- George Rapee
- William Grieve
- John R. Crawford
- Paul Swanson
- Charles J. Solomon
- Harry Fishbein
- Tobias Stone
- Sidney Silodor
- Edward O. Taylor
- John Gerber
- Paul Hodge
- Oswald Jacoby
- Alvin Landy
- Arthur S. Goldsmith
- Jeff Glick
- Meyer Schleifer
- Ivar Stakgold
- Ben Fain
- Charles H. Goren
- Peter A. Leventritt
- Sol Mogal
- Albert Weiss
- Samuel Katz
- Waldemar K. von Zedtwitz
- David C. Carter
- Howard Schenken
- Robert F. Jordan
- Marilyn Johnson
- Mary Jane Kauder
- Helen Portugal
- Margaret Wagar
- Helen Sobel
- Olive Peterson
- Ruth Sherman
- Sally Young
- Robert A. McPherran
- Richard Kahn
- Charles S. Lochridge
- Sam Fry Jr.
- Pierre Zimmermann
- Franck Multon
- Arthur G. Robinson
- Marshall Miles
- Peggy Solomon
- Lee Hazen
- Agnes Gordon
- Kay Rhodes
- Theodore A. Lightner
- Edith Seligman
- Merwyn D. Maier
- Richard L. Frey
- Sherman Stearns
- P. Hal Sims
- Michael T. Gottlieb
- David Bruce
- Willard S. Karn
- Kitty Cooper
- Terry Michaels
- Stella Rebner
- Sylvia Stein
- Alicia Kempner
- Ann Burnstein
- Marty Fleisher
- Emma Jean Hawes
- Milton Q. Ellenby
- Edward Hymes Jr.
- Morrie Elis
- Doris Fuller
- Edith Freilich
- Milton Ellenby
- Waldemar von Zedtwitz
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It had two reliable sources when it was created. The next source had her name spelled wrong. Please read the article next time and do not rely on automated tools.Nicolas.hammond (talk)
I've left in these comments to show the difficulty I sometimes have of adding articles. My account is autopatrolled which is supposed to avoid this kind of issues. Ida is a World Champion, yet the entry was originally first denied. The page now exists. Nicolas.hammond (talk) 06:21, 11 April 2024 (UTC)
Sara Sivelind moved to draftspace edit
An article you recently created, Sara Sivelind, is not suitable as written to remain published. It needs more citations from reliable, independent sources. (?) Information that can't be referenced should be removed (verifiability is of central importance on Wikipedia). I've moved your draft to draftspace (with a prefix of "Draft:" before the article title) where you can incubate the article with minimal disruption. When you feel the article meets Wikipedia's general notability guideline and thus is ready for mainspace, please click on the "Submit your draft for review!" button at the top of the page. GPL93 (talk) 20:44, 6 July 2022 (UTC)
Leaving this up to show the continued problem. Sara is a Youth World Champion. She is on the Polish Wikipedia site. Nicolas.hammond (talk) 06:25, 11 April 2024 (UTC)
Kristen Onsgard moved to draftspace edit
Listed so can track what happens to this page. See User_talk:Geschichte
Going to document the extra work that happens.
March 24: Wrote article. Submitted. My account is autopatrolled. Article created in similar style to other Bridge articles. The article included a picture.
March 25: Someone I don't know moved the article to draftspace. This defeats the purpose of being autopatrolled.
March 25: Because the article has moved to draftspace, the category links were removed. I presume this was a somewhat automated process. Note that when the article was moved back to the main space these category links were not put back. This required manual reinsertion later.
April 13: Manually reinsert the category links that were removed March 25.
Autopatrolled edit
I am one of approximately 4800 Wikipedians who have autopatrol privileges. It is supposed to make it easier for me to create new pages but does not always seems to work. See Nicolas.hammond (current rights · rights management · rights log (local) · rights log (global/meta) · block log).
Interesting that it always seems to be the female players that are rejected, even when they have the same record as the articles on male players that I created. I started to keep track of all the rejected articles (see above) so I can track this behavior.
Women in Red edit
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Nice passive aggressive tone. I've done 2500+ edits on Wikipedia. My account is autopatrolled. But I got an invite "to help new editors like yourself". Yet another female that was declined an entry on Wikipedia. Anyone starting to spot a pattern? Nicolas.hammond (talk) 06:28, 11 April 2024 (UTC)
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