added or deleted) words are <span class="searchmatch">anagrams</span> of others...? Equinox ◑ 15:39, 29 August 2009 (UTC) In French, [1]. Certainly adding <span class="searchmatch">anagrams</span> by hand is pretty futile...
This page lists <span class="searchmatch">unresolved</span> <span class="searchmatch">issues</span> - <span class="searchmatch">issues</span> on Wiktionary where there is no consensus. The aim of this page is keep track of relevant discussions to make...
I'm not "commingling separate <span class="searchmatch">issues</span>"; I'm cutting to (what I think is) the heart of the topic, which is a single <span class="searchmatch">issue</span> that applies differently to different...
Wikipedia does not include pronunciations, etymologies, derived terms, <span class="searchmatch">anagrams</span>, etc. Lmaltier 21:40, 13 March 2009 (UTC) Well, in point of fact, Wikipedia...
E on a square that gives more possibilities to your opponent). <span class="searchmatch">Anagrams</span> are <span class="searchmatch">anagrams</span>; I don't think we should edit them based on semantics. Equinox ◑...
debate on <span class="searchmatch">anagrams</span> with interest. See the <span class="searchmatch">Anagrams</span> talk page, where I've tried to add links to all relevant Beer Parlour threads. <span class="searchmatch">Anagrams</span> have a vocal...
<span class="searchmatch">anagrams</span> listed under them. In the individual main namespace entries, yes, all you'd see is the ===<span class="searchmatch">Anagrams</span>=== heading plus one line saying "<span class="searchmatch">Anagrams</span>...
amounts of data, funding <span class="searchmatch">issues</span>, outages (which I have personally experienced), copyright <span class="searchmatch">issues</span>, legal <span class="searchmatch">issues</span>. I'm aware of the <span class="searchmatch">issues</span> IA's faced, but they've...
Alphagrams were in most <span class="searchmatch">anagrams</span> sections before I started, I assumed the rationale is that people wanting to find <span class="searchmatch">anagrams</span> might type the alphagram...
or did they have substantial quality <span class="searchmatch">issues</span>? I would certainly hope the bot wouldn't be re-creating any RFC <span class="searchmatch">issues</span> that had already been dealt with under...