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Error code: DatasetGenerationCastError
Exception: DatasetGenerationCastError
Message: An error occurred while generating the dataset
All the data files must have the same columns, but at some point there are 224 new columns ({'a209', 'a41', 'a21', 'text', 'a19', 'a17', 'a38', 'a85', 'a138', 'a127', 'a118', 'a71', 'a10', 'a136', 'a73', 'a219', 'a107', 'a171', 'label_noisy', 'a91', 'a210', 'a202', 'a29', 'a16', 'a102', 'a131', 'a166', 'a52', 'a160', 'a206', 'a14', 'a78', 'a124', 'a35', 'a214', 'a194', 'a177', 'a109', 'a190', 'a28', 'a208', 'a98', 'a179', 'a205', 'a88', 'a34', 'a174', 'a139', 'a114', 'a167', 'a176', 'a69', 'a62', 'a58', 'a121', 'a151', 'a103', 'a181', 'a33', 'a11', 'a213', 'a116', 'a64', 'a82', 'a8', 'a37', 'a75', 'a192', 'a83', 'a185', 'a182', 'a140', 'a170', 'a94', 'a108', 'a157', 'a96', 'a57', 'a95', 'a183', 'a199', 'a66', 'a173', 'a154', 'a129', 'a180', 'a27', 'a61', 'a30', 'a54', 'a93', 'a196', 'a87', 'a25', 'a79', 'a23', 'a123', 'a168', 'a142', 'a40', 'a70', 'a191', 'a22', 'a80', 'a126', 'a51', 'a31', 'a77', 'a1', 'a156', 'a15', 'a48', 'a112', 'a148', 'a53', 'a50', 'a60', 'a132', 'a204', 'a24', 'a90', 'a4', 'a175', 'a200', 'a68', 'a32', 'a106', 'a134', 'a145', 'a149', 'a150', 'a18', 'a144', 'a46', 'a187', 'a12', 'a89', 'a133', 'a86', 'a178', 'a198', 'a26', 'a159', 'a130', 'a72', 'a92', 'a162', 'label_cat_noisy', 'a122', 'a7', 'a119', 'a44', 'label_cat', 'a212', 'a189', 'a120', 'a135', 'a56', 'a201', 'a188', 'a125', 'a207', 'a158', 'a36', 'a104', 'a111', 'a137', 'a9', 'a2', 'a49', 'a115', 'a117', 'a169', 'a153', 'label', 'a84', 'a39', 'a152', 'a59', 'a105', 'a163', 'a155', 'a65', 'a218', 'a143', 'a211', 'a146', 'a99', 'a13', 'a172', 'a20', 'a195', 'a5', 'a47', 'a161', 'a215', 'a3', 'a216', 'a164', 'a55', 'a203', 'a217', 'a101', 'a6', 'a63', 'a165', 'a110', 'a67', 'a197', 'a45', 'a76', 'a81', 'a42', 'a186', 'a193', 'a147', 'a43', 'a100', 'a128', 'a113', 'a97', 'a74', 'a141', 'a184'}) and 2 missing columns ({'completion', 'prompt'}).
This happened while the csv dataset builder was generating data using
hf://datasets/Cleanlab/stanford-politeness/fine-tuning/train_full.csv (at revision 9fdefb9b4206e12647be56a5ceb48ca898c958a2)
Please either edit the data files to have matching columns, or separate them into different configurations (see docs at https://hf.co/docs/hub/datasets-manual-configuration#multiple-configurations)
Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1831, in _prepare_split_single
writer.write_table(table)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/arrow_writer.py", line 714, in write_table
pa_table = table_cast(pa_table, self._schema)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2272, in table_cast
return cast_table_to_schema(table, schema)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/table.py", line 2218, in cast_table_to_schema
raise CastError(
datasets.table.CastError: Couldn't cast
text: string
a1: double
a2: double
a3: double
a4: double
a5: double
a6: double
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label: int64
label_cat: string
label_noisy: int64
label_cat_noisy: string
-- schema metadata --
pandas: '{"index_columns": [{"kind": "range", "name": null, "start": 0, "' + 24499
to
{'prompt': Value('string'), 'completion': Value('string')}
because column names don't match
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 1339, in compute_config_parquet_and_info_response
parquet_operations = convert_to_parquet(builder)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/src/services/worker/src/worker/job_runners/config/parquet_and_info.py", line 972, in convert_to_parquet
builder.download_and_prepare(
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 894, in download_and_prepare
self._download_and_prepare(
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 970, in _download_and_prepare
self._prepare_split(split_generator, **prepare_split_kwargs)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1702, in _prepare_split
for job_id, done, content in self._prepare_split_single(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/datasets/builder.py", line 1833, in _prepare_split_single
raise DatasetGenerationCastError.from_cast_error(
datasets.exceptions.DatasetGenerationCastError: An error occurred while generating the dataset
All the data files must have the same columns, but at some point there are 224 new columns ({'a209', 'a41', 'a21', 'text', 'a19', 'a17', 'a38', 'a85', 'a138', 'a127', 'a118', 'a71', 'a10', 'a136', 'a73', 'a219', 'a107', 'a171', 'label_noisy', 'a91', 'a210', 'a202', 'a29', 'a16', 'a102', 'a131', 'a166', 'a52', 'a160', 'a206', 'a14', 'a78', 'a124', 'a35', 'a214', 'a194', 'a177', 'a109', 'a190', 'a28', 'a208', 'a98', 'a179', 'a205', 'a88', 'a34', 'a174', 'a139', 'a114', 'a167', 'a176', 'a69', 'a62', 'a58', 'a121', 'a151', 'a103', 'a181', 'a33', 'a11', 'a213', 'a116', 'a64', 'a82', 'a8', 'a37', 'a75', 'a192', 'a83', 'a185', 'a182', 'a140', 'a170', 'a94', 'a108', 'a157', 'a96', 'a57', 'a95', 'a183', 'a199', 'a66', 'a173', 'a154', 'a129', 'a180', 'a27', 'a61', 'a30', 'a54', 'a93', 'a196', 'a87', 'a25', 'a79', 'a23', 'a123', 'a168', 'a142', 'a40', 'a70', 'a191', 'a22', 'a80', 'a126', 'a51', 'a31', 'a77', 'a1', 'a156', 'a15', 'a48', 'a112', 'a148', 'a53', 'a50', 'a60', 'a132', 'a204', 'a24', 'a90', 'a4', 'a175', 'a200', 'a68', 'a32', 'a106', 'a134', 'a145', 'a149', 'a150', 'a18', 'a144', 'a46', 'a187', 'a12', 'a89', 'a133', 'a86', 'a178', 'a198', 'a26', 'a159', 'a130', 'a72', 'a92', 'a162', 'label_cat_noisy', 'a122', 'a7', 'a119', 'a44', 'label_cat', 'a212', 'a189', 'a120', 'a135', 'a56', 'a201', 'a188', 'a125', 'a207', 'a158', 'a36', 'a104', 'a111', 'a137', 'a9', 'a2', 'a49', 'a115', 'a117', 'a169', 'a153', 'label', 'a84', 'a39', 'a152', 'a59', 'a105', 'a163', 'a155', 'a65', 'a218', 'a143', 'a211', 'a146', 'a99', 'a13', 'a172', 'a20', 'a195', 'a5', 'a47', 'a161', 'a215', 'a3', 'a216', 'a164', 'a55', 'a203', 'a217', 'a101', 'a6', 'a63', 'a165', 'a110', 'a67', 'a197', 'a45', 'a76', 'a81', 'a42', 'a186', 'a193', 'a147', 'a43', 'a100', 'a128', 'a113', 'a97', 'a74', 'a141', 'a184'}) and 2 missing columns ({'completion', 'prompt'}).
This happened while the csv dataset builder was generating data using
hf://datasets/Cleanlab/stanford-politeness/fine-tuning/train_full.csv (at revision 9fdefb9b4206e12647be56a5ceb48ca898c958a2)
Please either edit the data files to have matching columns, or separate them into different configurations (see docs at https://hf.co/docs/hub/datasets-manual-configuration#multiple-configurations)Need help to make the dataset viewer work? Make sure to review how to configure the dataset viewer, and open a discussion for direct support.
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Question: how do we move the content from the existing page to the new page? How do we reference the space to the new page?
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Why would you doubt that. And for that matter why wouldn't you rewrite it yourself?
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Thank you for closing out this debate. Can you please restore the history for GFDL purposes?
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You may want to take a look at <url>. Can you be specific on what "spamming" is in this context?
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The consequences apparently have no sliding scale? It's either "you're blocked," or you're not?
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Good! By the way, what do you think of merging the recurring animals in <url> to <url> and then getting rid of the rest?
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You didn't answer about the status of above mentioned image. Are you going to tag that image too?
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Please take a look at Space Shuttle Discovery, for FPC. Will you reconsider?
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Hi, Schutz; it's still busted. Would it be OK with you if I asked GimmeBot to take over the mainpage bolding?
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The deletion review page linked above contains all the instructions for requesting a review. Why did you not read these instructions?
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Please answer Bishonen question to you. When were you invited to comment on UC related subjects?
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Do you disagree with this reasoning?. If so, could you explain why?
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Thanks for approving my request. Should I remove my request?
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You reverted my removal of the "to critical acclaim" description from this article. I cannot see where in <url> there is a basis for that claim - it looks like a neutral factual review to me?
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The link you provided to speedy delection criteria only goes up to CSD12, and there is no CSD 13 listed there. Could you clarify?
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I'm not sure how I feel about you adding coordinates to locations all over the place, but rather than get into that, let's start with something easy: "<url>" does not equal "<url>". Do you need me to explain why, or was that just a typo?
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Lists like this are a bad idea to begin with, and this one in particular has been deleted via an AfD. Why not try categories instead?
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See <url>. I've made them, can you help fill them out and place them in the articles?
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Sorry, I dont quite remember what we were talking about. Can you tell me what you were/are confused about?
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I'd rather not discuss matters by email, if it's avoidable. Is this a confidential issue that cannot be discussed on talk pages?
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And individually changing the refs defeats the purpose, unless the genus is apart of the url, like in nomen.at. Do you think there is any to work with this?
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These events are fictional. What real-world information can there be about them?
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Hey three paragraphs at the end of the commercial success are uncited. Can you fix that?
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A talk page is like your office desk. How does the typical office desk of a professor look like?
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You told me that you couldn't access the page in question, although I had recently changed the link to its new location. Maybe you just didn't bother to check it out?
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Hi friend, I've noticed you've made some good edits over at the article. Are you a big fan of McGinley's work?
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I need to have Jerry Eckwood added to the list of Arkansas Razorback players. How do I do this?
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I suppose that there is nothing to be done about it, but Jamesd1 just buried a direct question to him, about compromise, under a long discussion about Alice Bailey's supposed religious views (Bailey was not a Christian) that belong on a Bailey discussion forum, not on this article's talk page. Does not Wikipedia have some way to resolve editing situations in which editors refuse to compromise and end the arguing?
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Thanks for the help on the sides of leather question. I'm interested in citing the dictionary in the article as a reference for the meaning of "sides", but I'd like to have a little more data first u2014 what year's edition of the OED did you cite?
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See <url> - not a good revert, and no reason given. Rollback?
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Thank you much! May I call upon you if I make mistakes or need help, then, please?
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If a main or major purpose of your presence here is to cause drama then I would support your being indefed. Am I misunderstanding something?
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I guess I sent you something about the <url> project and Welsh data. But you were also somehow silent on lists like gnome-i18n, weren't you?
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I'll take a look. Can you give me an example?
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That is, I would remove the inline reference to the date of the cited source, since it's given in the actual footnote. Is that OK with you?
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GorillaWarfare- I don't know if you saw my reply on my talk page. Are you interested in being my mentor for the GU De-Ba'athification article?
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For 2003-04 the Tony Kempster site doesn't show steps, it shows levels (this was before the steps were introduced) - <url> when steps were introduced, the KCL was classed as Step 7 - like the Essex Intermediate League (all of whose club's articles have been deleted) it has never been a Step 6 league (hence no-one objecting to the other ten articles being deleted earlier in the week. Can you reinstate the prod so save the hassle of an AfD?
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ARSBot seems to not be working? Can it be turned back on?
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Ok, thanks. So ok to archive the RFI then?
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And, no, I don't think that everyone who wrote a screenplay should have two pages, but I do think that every artist who has a substantial list of works which would clutter up their biography page should have two pages. Can you explain to me why the two-page thing is such a big deal when wikipedia is not paper?
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Who is going to contact all of the users? Is a bot being set to do that in the event it's necessary, or is it being done manually?
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Why do you have this user name??
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I'm in Japan timezone - and at work now - and most IRC is totally blocked through work proxies. Can we do a weekend?
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I think some of those "citation needed" cases are on the Oldest Britain's website. Are those considered "validated"?
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Thanks for doing the DYK update - I saw it was overdue, but had no time to do the notifications (though I would have had time just to copy to the main template and purge the cache). Has there ever been discussion of having a bot do the notices (perhaps with the name of the admin who did the Update given, in case there were questions)?
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Fine, but you didn't need to be an admin to make edits to articles. Or did you?
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Nice tune Modernist <url>. You owe me one back?
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The thread at <url> ground to a halt. Any way to get this implemented?
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I have to protest that I find it rather meaningless to present arguments on the talk page for edits which are then blankly reverted by the likes of User:Historicar without explanation or discussion. Any suggestions for a more formal process or other remedies?
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Your recent post to the straw poll at <url> may need some clarification. Did you intend "support going to Arbcomm" to be a vote for the "Death" entry?
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Hello, I noticed you recently did a lot of work on the ''<url>'' page. I was wondering if you know of the origin of the word "Nassarius" - its etymology/ what is it named after?
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Fair nuff. Anyhow, somebody's birthday is coming up, is it not?
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When we have a GLAM barnstar then you get it ..... just for the Hindi article! I cannot explain why you needed to create a Derby page in Hindi - surely it should be there already?
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It's not a ban, it's an indefinite block. He'll know about it when he tries to edit and he'll know that it was me that blocked him, so what's the pint of telling him again on his talk page?
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Do we need to go that far? Why not remove the info and lock the article for a while to prevent immediate reinsertion like what happened to <url>?
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Thanks for your advice on my problems with categories. Perhaps someone should change the instructions?
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Hi- The Magnificent Clean-keeper- I note that you recently removed a contribution I made to the <url> page, citing lack of "notability" as the reason. Iu2019m not saying you where wrong to do so (notability is an important criteria in the Wiki project), however, since the definition of "notability" is hard to pin down, could we discuss this particular instance, in greater detail, at some point?
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You removed the border issue coverage in <url>, and your explanation was that it's covered in another article. Where is it covered?
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I see you've created the page <url>. Are you by any chance related to the Hondo Hurricane?
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What?! Why did you resolve this without dealing with the User I mentioned?
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Why are you uploading/changing badge files here? Surely you should just upload them to Commons then list the wikipedia version for deletion?
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I would like to do the same for <url>, a Houston neighborhood. How do I do this?
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No, just admire them from a distance of a couple of centuries! You?
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Don't add any more trash to the article. Got it?
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<url> is directly from the <url> website. However it doesn't have any copyright notice should I still flag it as a copyvio?
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Oh, okay. <url> should be placed as a "see also" on <url>, correct?
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Hi there again, just reminding you that the review must be archived over at WP:Biography as well, not only marked as such in the article Talk page. Do you think Markus's last concern was addressed to his satisfaction?
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No more saga! Help me by keeping this page the way it is right now, alright?
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<url> <url> version, but mighty all the same. Am I wrong?
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As far as I can tell, the personal attacks against editors has indeed subsided. Are you indicating you are aware of recent incidents?
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Were you aware this guys was publishing private phone numbers? Even though it's an IP, do you think something longer than 31 hours is warranted?
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I'm really seeing no evidence that this image is free. Are you able to shed any light on the issue?
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Hello? You going to answer this?
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If you are refering to the recent work I have been doing, I think most of it has just been fixing small format errors. Could you do me a favor and let me know what edit I have mistakenly marked as '''m'''inor so that I can watch out for mistakenly labeling such edits as '''m'''inor in the future?
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Thankyou Fail, but the template I want is the one that goes at the bottom of the article and produces a message that goes something like 'This article is a copy of the (X) article in the German wikipedia, version 21 December 2009 10:04.' What is that template?
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I noticed you have improved the "human rights" section on the article <url>. Could you update the main article: <url>?
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The block you created on April 18th has expired and a new rash of vandalism has broken out. Would you mind blocking this school for even longer than 1 month?
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Actually, I am concerned that you had completely removed verifiable facts of which I had included the references. Would you please explain why you had removed the entire section I wrote on Collection Agencies in Canada?
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The effect of these edits has been to circumvent policy and process to move the above article to non-verified, non-English article names without a discussion or consensus. Who will put this right?
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But someone actually remade the article here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:DOSGuy/Joe_Siegler it's a subset of someone's user profile, but they are essentially circumventing a deleted article. Is this against wikipedia policy?
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OK done. When do I get my money?
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Hey again, more about categories - if we really need a <url>, it should be a sub-category of <url>, and then you don't need both categories on the same page, just the Justinian one. See?
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Again samething with the second site, again outside of taking they're word for it how do we know they are are right. What is your opinion on the 2 logos in the forum discussion think they were made up?
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I have your CH2.js installed, but I forgot what it does. What does it do?
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The text of your warning <url> made me smile. Did you really think that if China got a new Prime Minister as of today, and a female one at that, it wouldn't be all over the news, and the link to this person would be red?
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Thank you for correcting the error on my user page. I have a question how does one go about archiving his talk history?
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Hey Love, as you wish, if you have any suggestions about my section, let me know. Is English a second language for you?
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yes i'm the one who is ashish. are you also on ukmix?
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There is a lot to learn - but to date I have concentrated on content, followed by style. If I have to keep removing silly comments, though, I will get discouraged - is there an easy way to reverse somebody's goofing?
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Okay. How's what I wrote on his talk page look?
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impolite
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I know you're disappointed. What is the plan?
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impolite
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I have no clue. Isn't there a WikiProject on radio stations you can ask?
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neutral
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I'm still scratching my head. How can this be?
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neutral
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Ok, thanks for that. Could you please tell me why the Kiwa page is giving warning about notability and citations, where as for example this one <url> is not?
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polite
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I had an editorial dispute with a user called <url><, but I'm not responding to him anymore as it seems to escalate into heated arguments. If he keeps messaging, would it be ok if I got back in touch with you and you had a word with him?
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neutral
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The press is calling you bisexual. Did you know that?
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neutral
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Indeed. I trust you have already watchlisted this editor?
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polite
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I thought that only section tags go into sections while the article tags go to the top of the page so they could serve it's purpose. Is there a Wikipedia guideline that can substantiate your revert?
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impolite
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Why did you rollback <url>? It appears by a quick scan that the user was correct re <url> - but regardless seemed a good faith edit, one certainly not worthy of a vandalism rollback I would think?
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impolite
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Despite our long-standing disagreement, I have no argument with you <url>. However, can I suggest you use a less opaque edit summary than ''added info'' when doing something that is nonetheless controversial?
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Stanford Politeness Dataset
This dataset contains politeness classification data based on the Stanford Politeness Corpus for active learning and fine-tuning tasks.
Dataset Description
The dataset is organized into two main directories:
Active Learning
X_labeled_full.csv- Labeled examplesX_unlabeled.csv- Unlabeled examples for active learningextra_annotations.npy- Additional annotation datatest.csv- Test set
Fine-tuning
train.csv- Training settrain_fixed.csv- Fixed training settrain_full.csv- Full training settest.csv- Test set
Usage
import pandas as pd
from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download
# Download a specific file
file_path = hf_hub_download(
repo_id="Cleanlab/stanford-politeness",
filename="fine-tuning/train.csv",
repo_type="dataset"
)
df = pd.read_csv(file_path)
print(df.head())
License
MIT License
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