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Sorry for clogging up your edit history views... WP:NOW

I actually spent time on:

• N95 respirator - Wrote the history section... and another history section (the latter of which is a sh*tshow).

I rate myself... a

• Respirator - Wrote out the disadvantages section, and it's readable now! (Upgrade your HVAC asap!)

Was already rated a

• Dust mask - It finally makes some darn sense.

I rate myself a . There isn't really much to add, is there?

• NIOSH Air Filtration Rating - But Type A/B/C never made any sense... ever. Oh, I added two tables too.

Rated Pretty much contains everything the end user will ever need to know. (Which IMO, does not include testing.)

Also, that TB guide from the CDC is the worst guide ever... (best case: out of date, worse case: flat out wrong) but it's the only openly available thing that can be cited on Wikipedia. At least I was willing to take a look...

• Respirator fit test - Which will stay unfinished until someone with a TDA-99M edits the article.

Just guess what device(s) I own!

Definitely not worth giving myself credit for that...

And finally...

• This template...
• and this one.

Minor typos. Minor typos galore. I really hope it isn't due to a pathogen, but I have a feeling it might be. Will Wikisource proofreading help? I don't know.

Also commas go outside the quotes.

And Template:Current section is probably useless

Failed ping? Edit the comment and link to the user in the edit summary.

Oops. Should have read the edit summary a little more carefully by an IP... Rereading sometimes helpful

Finally, if you activate ClueBot III, don't forget to add a space...

If this ever happens to you, use the move function. Avoid cutting and pasting.

Wasn't originally going to do copyvios, until I thought about turning an article into a GA... and well, got sucked in...

Copyvio detector. - CopyPatrol - Wikiblame

• Copyright notice and Public domain in the United States - Just don't go off the rails and copy stuff online you haven't personally haven't copied yourself.

• Also, be careful to use as little improperly-copyrighted material as possible. Use too much, and it could be claimed with an earlier work that was copyrighted, on the basis that it is a derivative work.

• Commons:Commons:Copyright rules by territory
• Invalid license tags on Commons

Template:Interwiki copy - Template:void-gfdl

You should Template:Excerpt as much as possible. Otherwise, have fun using Template:Copied!

Another reason to excerpt: Nobody ever clicks on the blue links. Seriously. Check the pageview statistics.

Plus: Ever heard of Template:CCBYSASource, Template:Creative Commons text attribution notice and Template:Text release? Even if you can copy, please don't do it.

(If you do have to do it: Place it below the reflist, and bullet point it. This way, people can compare the Wikipedia copyright notice at the bottom with the exceptions above.)

Check the alt-text of images.

WP:CLIST.

This is why NIOSH air filtration rating#Chemical Cartridge Classifications took so darn long to complete... and the resulting table is only borderline usable...

Update: Just read this page.

If you have to rev-delete something, but also have to original incorporate original content with copyvios within four year:

Alternatively, you could wait four years I suppose...

J. Preserve the network location, if any, given in the Document for public access to a Transparent copy of the Document, and likewise the network locations given in the Document for previous versions it was based on. These may be placed in the "History" section. You may omit a network location for a work that was published at least four years before the Document itself, or if the original publisher of the version it refers to gives permission.

• Also, who can forget:

H. Include an unaltered copy of this License.
H. Include an unaltered copy of this License.
H. Include an unaltered copy of this License.

• Luckily, the CC license is a lot more forgiving. And if one license is void, the other can take its place.
• Idea: If a copyvio spans the date (with original work) split the copyvio request range in two

• People who download the Wikipedia database under section 2 have less legal liability than anyone who edits Wikipedia

and trusts MediaWiki to do sections 4, 5, and 6 properly.

• Did I say four years? I meant 4 years + 60 days for GFDL 1.3. If no one complains for 4 years + 60 days, you get your rights Y back, no questions asked.

(b) permanently, if the copyright holder fails to notify you of the violation by some reasonable means prior to 60 days after the cessation.

• What a great license!