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If you're just archiving old discussion, use the next available number; so if the last archive page was Archive 3, call it [[/Archive 4]]. If there are no archives yet, call it [[/Archive 1]]. Archive links can be conveniently placed in an archive template (How to do this is described in the archive box section below) Click Publish changes. (It ...
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When creating a new archive page, add the following text to the beginning of the page, substituting (a) the dates the archive covers for yyyy-mm-dd, (b) the real title for Article_title, and (c) the sequence number of the next archive page to be created for XX: '''DO NOT EDIT OR POST REPLIES TO THIS PAGE. THIS PAGE IS AN ARCHIVE.'''
Both of the above examples will create archive pages, as needed, starting with TalkPage/Archive 1 and continuing with TalkPage/Archive 2, etc., when the current archive page grows to more than 75,000 bytes. Only sections with dates that are older than 90 days (2,160 hours) will be archived, although the five sections with the most recent ...
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Yes, I think that absolutely should be required. It is standard procedure and there is no reason not to do it. An editor should not be required to attempt spellings "archive 1", "archive1", etc. —Centrx→talk • 20:11, 2 July 2006 (UTC) I thought you meant an article Talk page, not a User Talk page.
Responsible for having Empire Day officially recognized: 5/23/31. A Bust of Lord Milner at Doullens Town Hall: 10/9/33 and 11/13/33. Volumes 1 & 2 of The Milner Papers are published: 11/2/33 & 11/14/33, and acclaimed: 3/18/32. Volume 3, on The Great War, to be written: 8/7/34 (the author died five days later)
La Question (French for "The question") is a book by Henri Alleg, published in 1958. It is famous for precisely describing the methods of torture used by French paratroopers during the Algerian War from the point of view of a victim. La Question was censored in France after selling 60,000 copies in two weeks.