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birth, as specified with |birthplace=. When needed (e.g. due to change of nationality after birth, dual "citizenship", or other unusual scenarios), use |nationality= unless |citizenship= is more appropriate for uncommon legal reasons. Use of nationality and citizenship simultaneously should rarely if ever be necessary (complex cases should be explained in the article prose). Religion or ethnicity should not be placed in either of these fields." He did not have dual citizenship.
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on a single page within a 24-hour period. Undoing another editor's work—whether in whole or in part, whether involving the same or different material each time—counts as a revert. Also keep in mind that while violating the three-revert rule often leads to a block, you can still be blocked for edit
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Hi again, I don't understand why you reverted my edit, since I was only following the Knowledge Manual of Style: "Most biography infoboxes have nationality and citizenship. Generally, use of either should be avoided when the country to which the subject belongs can be inferred from the country of
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There was no mention at all about any editing limitation inside my own sandbox. i had no idea that there was any sort of editing limitation in my sandbox or that it is even possible to make disruptive editing when it is my own sandbox, does the wikipedia disruptive editing policy apply here ?.
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Just last question to make sure I don’t make this violation again, i often see wikipedia editors writing their user homepage as a wikipage about themselves that includes their native languages, their hobbies, etc. is that acceptable or is it another form of disruptive editing ?
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A citation to a reliable source calling him “Egyptian-American scientist” or “American scientist”, receiving a foreign citizenship or nationality doesn’t automatically add it to his title. A source describing him as “American” or “Egyptian-American” is needed.
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OK. On the basis of your agreement below that you will only make edits that benefit the encyclopedia in future, and that it's reasonable to assume that you've now read and understood what we can have in our user pages ... I've unblocked you. Take care.
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I see your point. And yet, since he was employed in the USA at the time of receiving US citizenship, it seems self-evident to me. Still, let me see what I can find. I knew him, and he was proud of his Egyptian heritage and his US as well.
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Hi, thanks for the note with your recent edit to the Zewail page. Doesn’t reference 6 suffice to show that Zewail was a naturalized American citizen? If not, what are you looking for in terms of a citation?
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Sorry, I didn’t know that this violates wikipedia policies. I was just trying to raise my edits count. Do you know a way which i can use to increase my edit counts relatively quickly ? @
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Anyway, i apologize, but again i had no that it was possible to make disruptive editting in my sandbox because it didn’t make sense to me that i was disrupting anyone or any article.
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This source refers to him receiving the "Top American Leaders Award" from Harvard University and the Washington Post. Do you think this suffices?
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I clearly suggested above that you ask at the Teahouse about raising your edit count in a suitable way. I said nothing about a sandbox.  —
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Why is that considered disruptive editing ? I was editing in my own sandbox as you told me to do
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https://www.latimes.com/local/obituaries/la-me-ahmed-zewail-20160805-snap-story.html
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Adding single spaces to many articles doesn't seem an appropriate action to take.
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Seems fair enough. I will re-add “Egyptian and American” description
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