Talk:Social Democratic Party of Austria

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things out. My goal isn't to determine whose right or wrong here; my goal is to keep disruption off of the article, work with you both, and help you two to discuss the dispute at-hand and come to an agreement. However, it's become clear that this isn't going to happen. Unfortunately, it sounds like we're at the point where no collaboration is going to occur between the two of you until the protection expires, and that the dispute is only going to just continue. For all purposes of this discussion, it appears that you're adding content that cites a number of different references and he's removing what you're adding in opposition. So long as your content is well referenced and by reliable sources, I don't see a problem with your attempts to expand the article - after all, that's the primary goal here: to build an encyclopedia. If no valid reason can be provided by Colonstarrice as to why the content doesn't belong, it should stay. What makes things even more difficult is the fact that half of the edit summaries all refer to what appears to be

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unsupported by any sources and that fly in the face of the sources already in the article. Polite and reasoned corrections are met with stubborn reverts, sometimes with abrasiveness, occasionally with weird insinuations regarding people's character. In some instances, hostile content forks of templates and articles have been made, although most of them have since been deleted so you'd have to do some digging. Several editors have tried to reason with Colonestarrice, usually very nicely (at least at first) and sometimes also veeeeery patiently. They all failed. If my messages look like I demand things, I guess to some degree it's because I am: I request that the persistent disruptive editing end.

1518:: No, sorry, bad approach. A source is "weak" if there are doubts about how verifiable, conscientious, or accurate it is, or about how well it has aged. A source that simply does not say what it is cited as saying is not "weak," it is void. Four times nothing is nothing. Your original points were that a change that has been challenged needs to be discussed and that an editor should not be able force a questionable edit merely through outpersisting the opposition in a revert war. Both points have been made. The attempt to revert war the flag out of the article has failed. The discussion has been had. The lesson here is not that you were wrong to make these points, the lesson is that 1013:- I appreciate you for summarizing your attempts to communicate with Colonestarrice and discuss the dispute with him. I agree that you've made reasonable attempts to ping and notify Colonestarrice of this discussion and allow him time to respond here. However, I'll note that your initial messages to him here contain phrases that don't provide a positive atmosphere for the discussion you started, and probably won't motivate him to respond to you. Your statements such as, " 1164:

edit). Editors will sometimes add edit summaries aimed toward other editors, and doing so isn't against any policy in itself. However, once someone reverts your edits and as soon as it starts to become repeated, you're expected to begin communicating by starting a discussion and the edits should stop at that point so that you two can discuss things and come to an agreement. So, for the purposes of proper communication, your message at the beginning of this discussion

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state which revision they believe should be live. I'm going to ping some helpful users to see if they can't take a look. I also just received a ping from Colonestarrice on my user talk page, and apparently whomever you're talking to on the German Knowledge does not believe that the flag you've been adding is their current one. It looks like we need a wider audience to participate in order to come to fair and complete closure. I'll see what I can do :-)

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picture of a picture, and the outer picture features Michael Häupl. So both inner and outer picture would have been taken in Vienna.) Neither the SN article nor the Freedom Party hit piece nor the Youtube video makes any explicit statement about the official standing of the flag. It's all just vague insinuation.

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This article slightly contradicts the German-language version of the same article. This one states that the party was originally known as "Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei Österreichs" (SDAPÖ). That one states that the party was previously known as "Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei (SDAP)" and

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and me have already explained why it doesn't convince us. As for the other three links, don't you think they have the same issue? They show some party members using the flag – May Day marchers in one case, the Vienna regional party org the others. (Note that the picture in the SN article is really a

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shows a picture of a May Day poster holding the flag. There is reason to suspect this poster could be deliberately anachronistic. A May Day poster would be the exact place where you'd try to evoke the glory days of the past. If I had to design a May Day poster that tried to remind people of the time

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The electoral programme of the Social Democratic Party of Austria identifies freedom, equality, justice and solidarity as the key values of social democracy. For the party, freedom not only means the absence of dictatorship, but also the selfdetermination created by the accessibility of information,

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was phased out in the 1950s. Notably there are some links showing recent use of the symbol. However, all of these indications are recent of the Vienna party branch. It appears that the symbol is being revived to some extent, but I'm far from convinced that it would be back as official party symbol.

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discussion with someone on the German Knowledge, as well as edit summaries written in German. I unfortunately cannot read German so really I can't help you there. The next thing to do in order to get this issue taken care of is to call in a few pairs of eyes and have them add to this discussion and

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I apologize if I'm coming off as a "wikiattorney"; I'm just trying to explain how this works from the other side of things. The reason that I was writing my responses in a "bothsiderism" manner was to try and work with the both of you in an objective and impartial manner so that you two could work

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For the record, I'm still not even sure myself that the flag should be in the article. I haven't seen an arrow flag in the wild in ages. It's just that the sources we are currently collectively aware of strongly suggest the flag should stay. Maybe there are reliable sources that clearly demonstrate

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As a token of good faith, I waited for well over an hour before reverting you again, in case you were going to post something to the talk page after all. Welp, you weren't. So I'm repeating my invitation: please join me here on the talk page and explain why you think the material should be removed.

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Maybe I'm misunderstanding you very badly, but I get the impression you're taking a position of bothsiderism. I don't understand why. I'm trying to work within established conventions and to do what leads to good articles – find sources, work from sources, don't remove well-sourced material from

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count as attempts to properly communicate with another editor and discuss or work disputes out between one another. Edit summaries exist for the purpose of allowing editors to explain their changes, what was changed, and why they changed it (hence the name "edit summary" - it's a summary of your

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and your first attempt to directly communicate with them using the proper channels and forms, and Colonestarrice hasn't properly attempted to communicate with you directly at all about this. I appreciate your acknowledgment about your communication here, and I hope that you understand where I'm

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You think that my later messages may have come across as patronizing and as me demanding things. I do admit my tone was no longer excessively affectionate at that point, but you have to see these edit summaries in context. Colonestarrice has a looooong history of insisting on edits that are

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and revert to the version of 11:47, September 18, 2006. The table was completely in the wrong format with strange pieces of information, probably done by users with little English knowledge, I will clean the whole thing up and try to pick the good bits and integrate them into the article.

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The stable version of the article, on the other hand, is supported by 4 reliable sources. One of them is an official party web site. Another includes a photo of the party using the flag on an official party rally poster... very prominently, about 4 or 5 months

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As for patronizing, I honestly don't think I am. It's patronizing to treat someone as inexpert either performatively or for no reason. But this is not what's happening here. It's not patronizing to point out mechanisms and conventions to someone who genuinely

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If it was up to me, the party flag would be removed from the infobox until someone finds a better source. It's more important that strong sources are cited for every controversial addition than that every article contains every possible piece of information

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coming from when I tried to explain how Colonestarrice might have felt when reading them... if it were you, would you be jumping for joy and excited to participate in a discussion where someone is pointing fingers at them from the get-go? I wouldn't :-).

988:) who has experience dealing with edit warring and personal attacks from Colonestarrice. (There were several candidates. I picked one of them at random.) I sincerely believe I have demonstrated willingness to be proactive in the talk page department. 1279:

Also, I agree that it's not cool to see Colonestarrice repeatedly reverting your edits while instructing you to start a discussion here so that things can be worked out, only to have him/her completely ignore you here after you do what was asked.

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I would perhaps update this discussion and ask him nicely if he could provide what you're looking for and offer to help explain or show him the relevant that will explain and provide instructions if he's confused about anything. Communicate in a

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shows three party critters holding an arrow flag, but this picture too is in the context of May Day, i.e. this use of the flag too could easily be anachronistic. In fact these guys could be trolling. Two of them are described not as party but

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officials. The article is about a labor law dispute. The vibe I'm getting is that this is a bunch of iconoclasts (purists, dissidents, whatever) demanding that the party snap out of its torpor and go fight for the little people

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noticed the earlier messages in my edit summaries because he replied to them in his own edit summaries. The reason Colonestarrice has been uncooperative is not that my initial messages to him were too unfriendly because my

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Can someone please write a section about the SPÖ's political ideology?? That is woefully missing from this article (but present on the ÖVP article). I have no credentials to write such information unfortunately

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I think this article is in a rather desperate need of actually informing the reader what views the SPÖ actually hold, so they can discern if and in what way the party differs from its Third Way counterparts.

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at least once before. He ignored that talk page just like he ignored this one. You can't blame me for using edit summaries to message Colonestarrice when edit summaries are the only thing I know he will

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Honestly I don't see your arguement could you please explain the nature of these organizations, shortly so every one, also people who aren't burried deeply in SPO politics can understand your argument.

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I changed the sentence "The new regulation required all SPÖ candidates to be at least 40% female.", because I think a single candidate does not have to be 40% female, but rather 40% of all candidates.

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between the two of you and the way to resolve this is to discuss the matter. I hope you two discuss things, work things out, and that this dispute comes to a positive consensus and conclusion :-)

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the flag is obsolete and I'm just too stupid to find them! Maybe if someone cleverer than me looked at this issue it would be resolved in an instant! Is it really my fault nobody is even trying?

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I don't understand. Having a discussion on the talk page (here) is what I was trying to do. I posted a comment, summarizing the situation (as I see it) as a starting point. I made sure I pinged

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For example: the SJÖ is important for the way the party goes, one week before the legislative elections they made a request not to go in a coalition with the ÖVP and the whole SPÖ agreed (100%)(

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in support of content that was already here long before I got involved. The only reason I ever got involved was that Colonestarrice removed the flag even though he knew (from a comment by

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The page also shows a picture of a borough party office flying the arrow flag. This is obviously very suggestive, but these people are one of hundreds of neighborhood party chapters, not

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So the presumed socialist organization has influenced the SPO on two points: a non-socialist ideological point and a non-ideological point. I am not convinced of your argument.

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manner and focus the discussion on the content rather than his character and his past warnings - and he might be more willing to respond to you :-). Either way, you and

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Yes, in this point you are right, but this is only an example.Another example is, that the SJÖ made another reject against racism in the SPÖ and it was also agreed.--

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The articles on the other Austrian parties gave their percentage of the vote in 1999 and 2001. Could someone put them in for this article too, please?

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I apologize for taking up so much of your time but I believe the issue is bigger than just the party flag question. To me, the process seems broken.

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I waited for well over an hour before reverting you again, in case you were going to post something to the talk page after all. Welp, you weren't

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sources to 0 sources. There is still more support for keeping the flag than for removing it, if not as much more support as I used to think.

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A political ideology differs from a political strategy. Not cooperating with the OVP is a strategic choice and not a sign of ideology.

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I have decided to write a little about this subject with the hope to be able to end this lacune. Any criticism would be welcomed.

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https://www.unzensuriert.at/content/0022021-Rote-Stuehle-als-Vorbild-SPOe-Stadtraetin-Ulli-Sima-wollte-ihrem-Mann-Mistkuebelhaus

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You've been reprimanded for edit warring just a few days ago, are you sure you want a second helping? You WILL need a

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You've been reprimanded for edit warring just a few days ago, are you sure you want a second helping? You WILL need a

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There is a group, called "Der Funke", in the SPÖ is socialist. That should be added to "Political Ideology".--

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FYI - I am not involved here in any way. Damvile asked for advice on my talk page (the entire discussion is

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You claim that the party flag is somehow invalid or something and is an inappropriate thing to include here.

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if Colonestarrice had attacked the sources instead of the BRD, the flag would have been gone two weeks ago

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need to work things out before this article becomes unprotected. I, nor the community, wants to see more

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Look at the SJÖ, they were very important for the party after the legislative elections (Interview =: -->

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Yes, I know, but I only wanted to show how they influence the party.t has nothing to do with racism. --

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when Vienna was a sea of red once a year, the arrow flag would be an element I would consider using.

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so he would notice. I also made sure I pointed to my attempt to start a disccusion on the talk page

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that says inclusion of the flag is wrong. Until you have one, that's just your personal opinion and

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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stable articles with no explanation and no debate. Colonestarrice just happily mutilates away,

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https://austria-forum.org/attach/Wissenssammlungen/Symbole/Drei_Pfeile/SP_Schaukasten.jpg

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Moreover Socialism is one of the leading ideologies, especaially democrtaic socialism. --

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You want to make a change to a stable page. Your change has been objected to. Per

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I guess much of this is probably true. I'm changing my vote from keep to remove.

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says the three arrows have not been an important part of SPÖ PR since the 1950s.

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Kramler is right on this. The strongest of the references indicates that the

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disingenuously tries to pass off his mutilated version as "the status quo"

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messages to him, but they weren't. My initial messages to Colonestarrice (

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social security and education which helps people to become independent.

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initial messages were not. In addition, I've left a message to him

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You have shown no source, reliable or other, to support this claim.

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The stable version of the article includes the party flag.

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that the SPÖ has a party flag, but none of them actually

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I'm not commenting on any other aspect of this debacle.

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Could someone possibly add that?If not, then I'll do. --

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please

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yet another edit war developing on yet another article

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