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I'll take your advice then. All this editor has done is attack me, make accusations, vandalize my talk page, and refuse to use the article talk pages to resolve anything. I haven't done any of those things. So I reported it, and he followed up with his attacks and disputes at AIV. I mean, refusing to
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Assyrian nationalism and edits that are sourced and backed up though, and you seem to have a bit of an issue with Assyrians that looks to me more personal than anything else tbh. The Assyria After The Empire section on Assyria is an example. If
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Yes I would quite agree that more damage is done than good. You seem to have a deep understanding of the problems that have been caused by the proselytizing
Assyrianists on Knowledge. I think much of the problem is rooted in the power that having the article titled after them has given them. It would
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You removed the "Media" section from the Iraq article, saying that the material was "unreferenced". This material was not contentious, and contained a genuine link to the actual article on Iraq's media. I don't know why you were so heavy-handed, but rather than removing material, why not add a few
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I left him the same message. AIV isn't the correct venue since the two of you are obviously in some sort of dispute. If you really must, you can take it to ANI, but I suggest you keep your head down and I'll keep an eye on it. I'm not averse to issuing my first block if it continues, but it would be
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Assyrianists have conspired to get the upper hand over a number of articles, but in my experience, this isn't about the Chaldaean group at all. Those Assyrianists I have seen were perfectly happy to admit the existence of a separate Chaldean group. What they were after,
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Armenian, Arab, Russian and Georgian records. I think unless those people who dont like to admit the link between the ancient and modern Assyrian people can provide the same proof or evidence to back their side up, they should back off.
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I will be devoting several paragraphs of my forthcoming book to the subject of
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Looking at these edits i cant see any evidence at all from the anti
Assyrian camp. But those folk that have added the Assyria After The Fall section have put in evidence; Saggs, Frye, Parpola, Roux, Biggs, Saggs, Tsertelli and so forth are pretty good independent sources from what i can see and
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myself on over the next few months. You are very welcome to use my paragraph, hot off the presses, on the origins of
Assyrian nationalism, but as it has not yet been published I suggest you cite as its source an article by the late J. M. Fiey, 'Assyrians or Arameans?', which was published in
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and degraded in quality, plus the impression taken away by non-involved editors that the entire ethnic group (at least the angry young men with internet access) is composed of puerile vitriolic morons. In other words, nationalist editors on either side of the divide are only doing damage to
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I don't have friends here on WP....but I think I am diplomatic....But I always thrash things out none the less...and avoid verbage. Please can you give me the diplomacy barnstar. I've seen some others get it and frankly, I don't think they deserved it...so I would like it please.
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I just removed the dead links and certain unreferenced bits. Some of the stubs seemed unnotable, and I nominated them for that rather than for content. I understand your concern though, so in future i'll consider going for normal deletion in these cases.
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folk make unsupported comments then fine, remove them or ask them to provide some links, but on that issue, those that edited the section actually backed up what they wrote pretty well, and there wasnt a logical or fair reason to remove them.
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