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AfD nomination of Jessamyn West (librarian)[edit]
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#1Lib1Ref userbox[edit]
Hi Jessamyn, I borrowed your lovely code for the #1Lib1Ref userbox. Thanks so much! Laurabrarian (talk) 23:55, 16 January 2017 (UTC)Laurabrarian
Project[edit]
Hello I'm in high school my names bella for one of my assignments i need the author of Timeline of disability rights in the United States and it says you were most recent but i need your whole name thank you if you cant i understand — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2601:203:0:6E2E:D0CE:B784:4BB5:4923 (talk) 00:27, 14 February 2017 (UTC)
- Hi My full name is Jessamyn West. You can email me at [email protected] Jessamyn (talk) 00:34, 14 February 2017 (UTC)
Has the FBI been here?[edit]
Hello.
The first time I recall encountering you name was innumerable aeons ago in the early 21st century, where I read on some internet page that you were involved in the creation of a sign in reaction to the "Patriot Act" to be displayed in libraries in Vermont. So I'm wondering if there is some account of the history of the use of these signs. In particular: Did every public library in Vermont use them? Did some get taken down after being displayed? In such cases, was there ever any reason besides the removal of the sign to think that the FBI had been there? Are they still used now? Have federal authorities had anything to say about the matter? Did apparitions of Nathaniel Chipman or Moses Robinson say anything about it? (ok, Ignore that last unless you don't ignore it.....) Michael Hardy (talk) 07:06, 5 June 2017 (UTC)
Nice to participate in #1lib1ref[edit]
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Hi and thanks for your warm welcome! :-)
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Draft: Sixty-miler (Ships)[edit]
Hi,
Thank you for the feedback on the draft article 'Sixty-Milers'(Ships)
I have updated the draft this morning and added more citations, in line with your comment
Regards, TrimmerinWiki
reply about comment on proposed entry for Live at KEXP Volume 6[edit]
Hi,
Thanks for your comment. I would offer citations if there were any appropriate ones that I could think of, but the proposed page is a citation in and of itself, it's a "fact", a supporting piece of data to a change I made to another page, the page about South African singer / songwriter Vusi Mahlasela. Can you explain to me what citations you think I ought to be able to offer / make in support of the entry, please?
I too love KEXP, and I would love to create pages for the other "Live at KEXP" compilations at some point - there are 9 in total, so if my entry were to be approved we would need 7 more entries to have them all featured. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Olivergodby (talk • contribs) 11:00, 27 September 2018 (UTC)
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Hi Jessamyn! That's fun =) I'm glad to see you here! -Kenirwin/(talk) 15:37, 16 November 2018 (UTC)
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Anna Sutherland Bissell[edit]
Hi Jessamyn, I was gonna move on after a few changes of Anna Sutherland Bissell. Your thanks kept me going. The article has been updated with more content and lits of refs. Wow, what an amazing woman. You can review the links and grab her image now. Your thanks are great! Keep them up. SWP13 (talk) 04:45, 30 November 2018 (UTC)
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Hewlett[edit]
This would make a good DYK -- too bad you didn't nominate it when it was created. However, it can still get to DYK via GA, though there are some sourcing problems (apparent OR from primary sources, use of non-RS such as Family Search). I'm not clear if you have access to the Harvard Archives, but I do, so I can help that way if you want. EEng 19:05, 9 March 2019 (UTC)
Charles Mutschler article[edit]
Jessamyn, I just have to thank you for your work creating the Charles Mutschler article. Charles -- Charlie, as I knew him -- was a friend and colleague here at the EWU Libraries, where I have worked for four years, and he for forty, of course. He was an unfailingly kind and generous fellow -- cheerful, encouraging, a born storyteller, and someone who leaves a real sense of absence behind him all over the campus and community, given how many activities and organizations he was an important component of. This afternoon a coworker emailed me to ask if I knew there was a Wikipedia article about him now, and it was a real delight to come here and see the work you'd done. Charlie was, as it happens, a real supporter of Wikipedia on campus -- shortly after my arrival here I shared my Wikipedia history with him and asked if he would collaborate on an edit-a-thon. He was enthusiastic, and just last month we completed our 4th annual edit-a-thon -- none of them really possible without Charlie's tireless work helping to find suitable local subjects and work with our archival collections (and his many contacts at local agencies and cultural institutions) to supply us with the raw materials for our work. It will be with a heavy heart, later this year, that the rest of us on the team work out how to carry on without him -- but we will. He was so proud that the stories of a community that meant so much to him were being shared with a broader audience, and he took every opportunity to praise the work to others (emphasizing the work of the rest of the team, as was his way, and usually forgetting to even mention that he was a member of "the team" that he was talking about). So it is a comfort and a joy to think that his story has found a place here -- a story that perhaps one day we will grow a little, with the help of the materials his long and meaningful career leaves in his wake. Anyway, from one long-time Wikipedian to another (there can't be all that many of us still around the site after fifteen years plus), seeing this little article take root here (the story of a man no encyclopedia of my youth would have thought worth the telling) reminds me of what I loved about this place from the first -- our open-mindedness, our commitment to assume good faith and help each other, and our belief that maybe someday all the world's information could be free. Thank you, again, and my very best wishes -- Jwrosenzweig (talk) 22:22, 12 March 2019 (UTC)
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Hi Jessamyn,
Thank you for the feedback on the draft article Grant Sabatier
I have updated the draft with reliable resources and inline citations in the Background Story section.
Regards, Cody — Preceding unsigned comment added by 197.33.160.252 (talk) 12:03, 31 May 2019 (UTC)
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Anna Cora Mowatt[edit]
Say, an edit you made to the Anna Cora Mowatt article 14 April, was arguable. Mrs. Mowatt was indeed a 'public reader'; one of those mid-Victorian Chautauqua circuit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chautauqua things where actors and celebrities like Mark Twain recited literature as popular entertainment. It was a big deal at the time, and a page is devoted to it here; http://alphacentauri2.info/AnnaCoraMowatt/Career%20as%20a%20Public%20Reader.htm 172.220.152.26 (talk) 17:31, 21 September 2019 (UTC)
- Thanks -- feel free to put that back in if you think its warranted. Jessamyn (talk) 17:52, 21 September 2019 (UTC)
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