3202:, I would recommend that you withdraw the dispute resolution request as this looks like a straightforward content dispute where there is already consensus that the wording you want to add should be removed. You're quite a new user, and it's easy to see why you are having difficulty following the reasoning of the other users involved in this discussion, but in the context of the project guidelines they are correct. It looks like you've all been civil to one another so far, and it would be better to move on and not waste any more time on this.
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If you have sources for it, you dont need the permission of other editors. To use a crypto term, wikipedia is permissionless. Please find top shelf sources, such as fortune.com, wsj, nyt, bloomberg, etc. We are not using contributor sources (eg some of forbes), nor are we using any cyrpto sites such
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Ethereum Russia last year (2017), and the Russian banks involved. It is certainly true now (June 2018), that Russia indeed will develop a new payment system based on Ethereum blockchain technology ( I don't have the expertise to
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is. WP:PROMO is an opinion, advocacy or advertisement. How is this that? It's just additional information. Further, it's not "ranking" Ethereum, it's saying it's the second largest blockchain, an indication of notability. I think we are approaching an impasse here, but the edit should be replaced
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and checking the boxes of legalese to release images as CC0, it's probably one of those bureaucratic fine print things. If your Knowledge login already works on commons.wikimedia.org (they used to be separate, but are now generally combined), it would probably take you under five minutes to work
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article also has a similar ranking issue in the lede. All of this is in the general genre of pushing undue weight towards subjects. Buterin is notable bc he created the second largest crypto, Uniswap is notable bc it is the 4th largest decentralised exchange, xyx altcoins are notable because of
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Vitalik notable. Market capitalization of his invention is extremely important. Almost every Knowledge page for large companies lists their total equity/market capitalization. Why? Because it is one of the most illustrative ways to show how large a company (or cryptocurrency) is. Bitcoin has
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It seems like you're stirring up a lot here over some minor semantics. Would you feel more comfortable if the article said "is the second largest cryptocurrency by market cap as of January 2021"? I'm fine with that. I'm just trying to help build this page out. I can make a similar change to
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it is not true that there are two sources that confirm the wording. There is just one source saying that " is the most actively used..." and another one source saying that " is the second largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization...". The claim you push using the
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are advocating for that. Maybe someone from the stocks world of articles has a solution or approach for this, I guess it has been discussed before (eg what enterprise software is #3, or what enterprise sw has #4 market cap)...
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