Hjertelig velkommen til den danske Wiktionary, Bedsten! Jeg håber du vil få en god tid her på projektet. Jeg vil gerne introducere dig til nogle gængse metoder og projektet generelt. Wiktionary er en flersproget ordbog (og indeholder derfor både danske og udenlandske ord) som alle kan bidrage til, og som derfor er i konstant udvikling. Indholdet er frit tilgængeligt for alle. Wiktionary redigeres efter samme metode som Wikipedia, men der er nogle grundlæggende forskelle:
En artikel på Wiktionary (f.eks. hund) oplyser typisk om ordets sprog, etymologi, ordklasse og køn (for substantiver). Desuden gives en definition, et eksempel og oversættelser til andre sprog. Artiklerne opbygges vha. skabeloner, som der foreligger en forklaring på i Wiktionary:Skabeloner. Et godt sted at begynde redigeringen af Wiktionary er på skribentforsiden. Hvis du har brug for at spørge om noget, er du meget velkommen til at henvende dig på landsbybrønden eller spørge mig på min diskussionsside. Endnu en gang: velkommen til! Med venlig hilsen- Sarrus (d • b) d. 25. feb 2014, 14:55 (UTC) |
Jeg har nu slettet Opretter Skabelon:de-dagtid og Skabelon:kompasretning som fejloprettelser, men fremover må du gerne indsætte {{slet}} et sted på siden, for så dukker siden op i Kategori:Sider der bør slettes, hvor en administrator nok opdager den på et tidspunkt. Hvis der ikke lige er nogen administratorer online et stykke tid, forsvinder den nemlig ud af Speciel:Seneste ændringer og anmodningen kan blive overset. Skriv gerne i beskrivelsesfeltet, hvorfor du ønsker siden slettet. Såfremt det bør diskuteres med andre brugere, kan du sætte forslaget på Wiktionary:Sider der bør slettes.
- Sarrus (d • b) d. 26. feb 2014, 15:07 (UTC)
Hi. What is the difference between Kategori:Lægevidenskab and Kategori:Medicin? Thanks, Malafaya (diskussion) 6. jun 2014, 14:53 (UTC)
You disrespected me quite a lot. You called a template that I made spam. If you believe that the template is spam, get rid of the whole thing. Also, I created that entry myself, so why are you spamming it?
The reason I oppose the IPA question mark thing is because: IPA: /?/. That is not an actual IPA key. Yet you treated it as such by using that template. Most people know very well that that would mean that the IPA information is not yet added, but it's just strange that you'd use that template for that reason.
If you believe that my template is spam because it has extra color, then why do the French and English wikis have things that have extra elements added to them for color? An example of this would be en:Template:rfp, which has an image along with the text, and it is in a box. So would you think that that is spam? Also, would you say that the French wiki's way of labeling every l2 with a box template naming the language, and also putting images next to the Etymology templates and such, is also spam? I didn't think so.
Seriously, I never upright disrespected everyone here until this very post, but this was only because so many people here have said disrespectful things to me when I'm only trying to help out. If the Danish Wiktionary has these "extra elements" added to our templates, they make the site naturally more appealing to people reading the site. The site gets boring when it's just full of text and nothing else. It's gotta have some color, some pictures, some boxes. You know; the site is mainly for information, but it does help if there are extra things added for color.
Anyway, RFP is not for color. It in itself is not an extra, unnecessary element. It's actually meant so that people can see clearly that the pronunciation is missing. Therefore, more people will go in and add the pronunciation. I just added a little color. The reason I did this is so that it is more noticeable to other users. That way, what is missing in an entry becomes very clear to other users.
Let's try to be nice from now on; all of us; including both you and me. Rædi Stædi Yæti {-skriv til mig-} 27. okt 2014, 20:36 (UTC)
en:Ribonucleotid is where I got this spelling. I copy most entries from enwikt. It even links to en:Nucleotid. Could you please tell me why this is incorrect then? I certainly respect your native language is German, this is why I'm asking you. NativeCat (diskussion) 19. jan 2015, 15:49 (UTC)
When was I doing vandalism? No one is vandalizing anything here. This is a noun, "noun phrases" are still nouns. English Wiktionary doesn't label "noun phrases" and I sure hope we don't either, because it just is very...unappealing to me... I don't need knowledge of the language. Improper formatting. Without template usage. Using an L2 without using a template for it. It's just not right. NativeCat (diskussion) 20. jan 2015, 21:19 (UTC)
I forbindelse med en diskussion med NativeCat gik det op for mig, at personer der ikke har dansk som modersmål ikke nødvendigvis er klar over, at man på dansk godt kan bruge et adjektiv som om det var et substantiv. Der er så underforstået person, mand eller lignende. Da dansk og norsk ligner hinanden skal jeg henvise til en norsk side om dette fænomen adjektiv som substantiv med en række eksempler (fx De gamle husker hvordan det var før). Adjektivet fungerer som substantiv men bevarer sihe former som adjektiv. Jeg formoder at ukendskab til dette forhold er en del af årsagen til at du ved fremmed har fjernet alt, hvad der vedrører gæst. Der kommer fremmede i aften betyder faktisk det samme som der kommer gæster i aften - – jf DDO som substantiv gæst i et hjem (punkt 2.a). I øvrigt sætter jeg pris på dine redigeringer og føler, at du bliver bedre og bedre til dansk. Bliv endelig ved med det. --Olelog (diskussion) 2. feb 2015, 10:43 (UTC)
Tak for forklaring! As for myself, "som ikke er kendt" appeared not as a wrong entry. I arranged the entry as it is in DDO. As far as I can see the meaning "Adjektiv som substantiv" should be illustrate in another way. But Im not able to do this in Danish diction. Best wishes. Bedsten (diskussion) 3. feb 2015, 06:09 (UTC)
I fully agree, no explanation should normally be necessary, but some English speakers apparently have a problem with the issue. DDO sometimes mentions the use as noun as under the entry for nyankommen (”almindelig som substantiv”). Under ”fremmed” DDO mentions that the meaning ”gæst i et hjem” applies when ”fremmed” is used ”som substantiv”. Med venlig hilsen --Olelog (diskussion) 11. feb 2015, 08:32 (UTC)
Dear Bedsten,
we are initiating a long needed action - we would like to translate names of all Wikimedia languages to all Wikimedia languages in the next two months. We have noticed that you are very active on Wiktionary and that is the reason why we are taking liberty to contact you.
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Senka Latinović (diskussion) 15. maj 2015, 12:41 (UTC)
Really? I don't think my removal of an SOP entry counts as vandalism... Please read en:WT:SOP. We really need rules like this here too. See the + American Dream. Sure, it's accurate, but you can find the definition for both of these terms here. Philmonte101 (diskussion) 31. aug 2016, 11:27 (UTC)
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