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446:. I think we should separate between details and limit cases of WP articles and details and limit cases of WP polices and their enforcement. The latter has lots/tonns of problems. The former is only dependent on the availability of more interested and good faith editors, which will only rise with time. I disagree with Dahn on some of his edits, and perhaps on some political oppinions, but I do not see anything really mean from his side. So far I was able to attribute all his shorcomings to his not very friendly character. Yes, he has often outright dismissed other oppinions and edits, and never was the person to propose a compromise in a dispute, always considered that below his dignity. But these are character shortcomings, not intentionally doing bad. IMHO. Let me put it this way: if he was a girl, I'd never even consider dating her even if she looks like Angelina Jolie. But it doesn't mean that I cannot be coworker with such a person. : 433:, Slim Virgin seems to be in the California time zone. Now, it is 4 am there. Let's wait 6-8 more hours. I am pritty sure SlimVirgin will correct his/her error. I do not see any sign that he/she targetted you in any way. The way Anonimu tricked him/her is on record. Now, if SlimVirgin would not clear your block log and warn Anonimu, that would be a totally different issue. But the chance of that happening is very small, because a civilized user/admin will never want his/her reputation blackened by such a stupid incident. IMO, right now the incident is absolutely minor and IMHO you should forget about it once corrected. (I mean not to forget Anonimu's abuses, which are very serious, but the blocking incident.) Of course, there is the potential of the incident blowing up big time if the error is not corrected. But as I said, that is not probable, IMHO. 484:
only revue issues involving this group. And I mean to select this committe democratically and limit terms on it to 3 months, with no repeating terms ever possible. Aim: an edit war involving an edittor which currently contributes to the main page can have negative effect on the main page. Keeping cool when editting articles available on the main page is a must. Hence it would make sense to ask some editors: either you contribute to the main page, or take a brake from contributing to the main page and engage in edit warring. For example: "you can not contribute to the main page if in the last 360 hours you have engaged in any edit warring". The commette's aim would be to uphold this. Of course, this is just my stupid idea.
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about issues like Moldova more than we care about, say issues like Moscow. It is a small group of pro-Soviet die-hards, many of them also xenophobic, that is and will always be the problem. There are many of those frustrated with their real state of affairs. Notice that the biggest problems never come from Russians from Russia, but from some of the Russophones from Ukraine, Belorussia, etc. ... because they feel frustration with the world around. Just like many of the early Romanian communist party activists. A sense of desinheritedness, and a total reluctance to integrate, if not even hate of their host countries. It is just a social phenomenon... :
1271:, any editor working on topics related to Eastern Europe, broadly defined, may be made subject to an editing restriction at the discretion of any uninvolved administrator. Should the editor make any edits which are judged by an administrator to be uncivil, personal attacks, or assumptions of bad faith, he or she may be blocked for up to a week for each violation, and up to a month for each violation after the fifth. This restriction is effective on any editor following notice placed on his or her talk page. This notice is now given to you, and future violations of the provisions of this warning are subject to blocking. 1155: 605:. I was astonished by your vote as I do think the article is totally and utterly unsalvageable, whether or not it is a precise translation of that on ro.wiki. To make things clear: I don't want to hide the wrongful acts Hungarians committed while the Second Vienna Award was in effect (or at any other time) and I believe none of the established Hungarian editors want to do so; indeed I would revert anyone who tries to remove 1258: 407:
time in edit conflicts that the administrators do not understand. There's also the problem related to "heavy editors" that can impose pretty much whatever they want. Of course, I cannot invest 12hours/day in wikipedia like Dahn does systematically. And again, this "power editor" problem is related to the fact that existing instances do not function. Take a look at the block log of Dahn to see how this functions.
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I did not notify any one "picked" editor but left a note on the Eastern Europe noticeboard, and there only. If you believe I had a reason to think that people watching that page had a tendency of sharing my preference regarding the article more than the average interested editor, I would like to know
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Second, (to Dc76), I'm still blocked. Funny enough, just after the first block by SlimVirgin I still had the right to reply on the 3RR page. This is how I managed to place my short reply there, but then I was fully blocked by SlimVirgin (is this normal?). What can I say: I have already fought against
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My point is that if you built a reputation of a civilized user, there is absolutely nothing some with bad intentions can do to you. It's a free world, after all. It is important for Tones benefit to learn these dangers and possibilities. The fact that he gets rv on a few articles is of no importance
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Dpotop, I have not heard back from SlimVirgin (the admin who blocked you). If I were you, I'd insist the block-log to be cleared. She does not have to take any action against Anonimu, b/c Anonimu will definitevely do something like that again. In the long history of his disruptions, one more or one
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What can I say, the more I understand wikipedia editing, the less I feel like participating in it. Mainly because all the organized instances do not actually function as they are supposed to. The whole functions very well "on average", but if you try to clarify aspects at the limits you get all the
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How can I prove he's wrong when he is? How can I deal the situation when he deletes sourced information and he tells me if I revert to my version I will be blocked? I like Moldova but it seems to be hard to edit about it. Anyway, I will avoid him as much as possible. I created a page of slurs (they
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Of course you are right, but I suggest him to prepare for the worse and hope for the best. The point is, in real life, I can ask a court to rule if I fill my right are violated. Here, there is no court, there is no a priori rule of law, only in some instances. Often, you have to defend yourself. It
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salutare. m-ai intrebat cum de sunt hutul si totusi romîn in documente. pai în romînia traiesc aproximativ 70 000 de ucraineni potrivit ultimului recensamînt, si mult mai multi in realitate (majoritatea nu se mai declara ucraineni, mai ales pt ca isi iau sotii / soti romîni ori de alte etnii), iar
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Thank you very much. Try to keep cool no matter what, this is not the first, nor the last of a kind. I would not, though, attribute it to just Russians, since there are many honest and good natured ones, even here at wikipedia. I wouldn't also attribute it to average Russian, since they don't care
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accounts of such events. However, this article has no chance of becoming either, unless you replace it completely, title and content – in which case it is much easier to remove it entirely (thus avoiding having to explain sentence by sentence why it is unacceptable) and expand the already existing
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Knowledge (XXG)'s rules are primarily developed by Americans, and suffer from a heavy US-ideology bias. As long as most contributors are of the same cultural space, it's no big deal — but it leaves them wide open for abuse by somebody believing into the Soviet notion of positive propaganda. It's
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Oh I see, you mean some admins would give Dahn lesser blocks or cancel them after a few hours b/c Dahn edits articles appearing on DYK. Maybe one solution would be to hold to higher standard users that often edit articles featured on the main page, e.g. to make a committee of 3-4 admins that would
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As concerns wikipedia, you are absolutely right in saying that the rules are OK by themselves. The problem is that they don't function in those corner cases I was talking about. And here comes the Dahn example: I see no problem regarding him, but there is no way I can compel him to comply with the
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Ok, let's still assume good faith from Slim Virgin. Maybe he/she did not have time to reply yet. I will post a message right away at his/her page. Your number of rv is irrelevant here, because you reverted obvious POV-pushing, and only other editor on that page would have done the same. It is the
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Don't ever call anyone names or attack personally. (you can get very badly blocked for that) His or her person is irrelevant. Only refer to the edits the user makes. In my opinion (IMO), your aim should not be to prove one is wrong and get him banned, but to edit articles you are interested in.
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has not responded yet. Could you, please, let me know if he/she does not in the near future. His/her reticence in answering are perfectly understandable, but imho the 3RR block must be cleared from your log, and at least a serious warning must be issued to Anonimu. Otherwise, it sets a serious
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Calm down, don't edit that article for a few days, observe other people edits there, introduce modification piece by pieca and comment consistently each of them - some will be accepted, some - not, some - will need discussion. That's a general principle of behavior in a an article that you are
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It is not a democracy, and it is not like in the court room. (no oppinion if it should be) The one who shows more intelligence in editting wins. If you really want to catch him, you have to show that you are always nice and correct, and he is always wrong. That is very hard, especially b/c of
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your reasons for believing so. In return, I am willing to explain at any time why I think that those watching the Romanian Wikipedians' noticeboard may have a tendency of sharing your preference regarding that article more than the average interested editor. :)
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The behavior of SlimVirgin, which seems weird. He refused to review my innocence claim, and moreover blocked me from asking questions on the 3RR page. Finally, he discarded your comments (but then, all other admins did). This is why I suggested
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Whoa, man, calm down. This really isn't worth the nerve tissue you waste there. Going emotional won't help any. I intend to talk to him so that he can outline his position more clearly. Then it can be constructively criticized, if need be.
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located above the edit window. This will automatically insert a signature with your name and the time you posted the comment. This information is useful because other editors will be able to tell who said what, and when. Thank you!
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For the block logs, I have a solution that is easy to remember: Take a look at the 3RR report of Anonimu. Then, click next to my name on "Block log". Finally, change the address in your web browser by replacing Dpotop with Dahn. :)
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It's rather confusing, since this user never made any contributions to Macedonia (at least not within a year's notice). And Moldova (which I understand is the cause) is not part of the Balkans either. --
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Thank you. While you try and find out, let me just say it might be safer on en.wiki rather than on Commons, with a fair-use tag. In any case, I do hope it comes back - maybe Bogdan knows more details.
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I hear that, during that time, if you ask someone in the Baltic countries for directions in Russian (to anywhere) they'd politely and accurately describe the way to the nearest train station. :-) --
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de ex. in liceu aveam alti 3 hutuli in clasa, doua fete si un baiat. toti trei vorbeau limba ucraineana (ma rog, dialectul hutul), insa din clasa doar eu eram declarat ucrainean la recensamînt
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This is absolutely true. This is why I chose to support the guy, in the absence of sufficient proof of his guilt. But of course, you are right when saying he should behave.
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Oh, and I forgot: Knowledge (XXG) is not interesting to me if I cannot go into the details and limit cases. For the remaining cases, you always have a good encyclopedia.
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I'll take a look when the matter settles down a little - it seems these wars regularly flare up, which is unfortunate. By the way, your question inadvertently led to
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from editing. Please stop removing referenced material from the article without serious discussion on the article's talk page, because that is considered vandalism.
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vandals supported by admins, and I can tell you it's difficult. The only thing we can do is to report an incident on WP:ANI. There are several arguments here:
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Thank you very much for your support in the recent Military history Wikiproject election. I'm more than happy to serve the project for another six months! --
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I actually just noticed that stuff at flux.md . Roşca left the reservation some time ago, but this was striking even from him. He was pretty promising
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or the Arbitration Committee, rather than copy&paste comments across multiple pages (please exercise restraint on this front, especially). Thanks.
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Can't help you there - I'm not much into newspapers. All I can say is that such a statistic certainly exists, but I have no idea where to find it... --
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First of all, thanks for your support, to Dc76, Digwuren, and I would also cite Turgidson which took position against Anonimu's vandalism on
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Hello, probably you will be interested in development of the Moldovan Wine articles. If yes, I am pleased to invite you to join it on the
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Because I was actually proposing a middle way, more precise than what Anonimu rejected. That was not a revert, but constructive editing.
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1989-91, but clearly his time is long past, and he probably knows it. (Well, almost certainly, given his dismal electoral results.) -
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Again, the one who puts the other chin, wins. B/c everyone sees who and how reacts. It is all on public record - anyone can see.:
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got deleted, unfortunately. Any idea what its source was or what tag we could put to make it remain? I liked that picture.
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Oh, I see what you mean now. I seem to have copied the wrong template by accident. All fixed now. Thanks for the pointer.
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not as much a matter of "corner cases" as of the expectations of users differing from what the actual users are and do.
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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail. If you wish to participate, you are welcome to
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Ok, but today I'm not the only one who complained. Another editor asked him on his page to stop intimidating him.--
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abuse of regulations by Anonimu to push POV against everyone and block editors trying to prevent his vandalism. :
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Regarding your last post to the 3RR page, by all means explain here why you feel the first edit wasn't a revert.
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No, nothing specific I know about her, just one of those annoying civil society "types". Also, the biography is
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Nice to see you around here. Since I know you're a fan of Romanian civil society, I'm sure you'll enjoy
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Edit warring by Anonimu against most others, and against sources. Refusal to accept compromise (NPOV).
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and have been blocked for 24 hours. Please take the time to review the policy carefully. Many thanks,
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If you have some time, please help preserve info in this article, and protect it from vandalism. :
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Well then bring it up to the talk page. ;) Also do you suggest to then use the same standard for
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less are really of no importrance. But she can (and has moral obligation to) clear your name. :
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Indeed, that appears to be the case. Note the part "(as part of the BPD coalition)" in
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rules here on wikipedia (BTW, there are/were states of law that are not democracies).
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I've edited the article significantly. Could you review it for neutrality? Thanks.
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rules as other do, because the wikipedia mechanisms that should do this do not work.
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dintre acestia, majoritatea celor din judetele suceava si maramures sunt hutuli.
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so that I might know the outcome of an AfD in advance (nor do I think I am one).
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be solved. Forcing blocks on other editors for own edit waring (the acitons of
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But I don't have time to do this alone (the real life takes its share...).
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Based on the discussion in this article's talk page, I made a proposal
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Um, I think Macedonia is a ways southwest from the actual place... --
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What exactly should I make? It's very strange and very stressful.--
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and Knowledge (XXG) pages that have open discussion, you should
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imo, they can be reviseted later when he has more experience.  :
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Quite right, and thanks for the note. I posted a reply there.
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You interrupted my second edit. :) I continue on Slim Virgin:
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expanding and reviewing many articles, and we also need more
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Sorry, I don't know how to look at block logs. All I see is
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Hi there. In case you didn't know, when you add content to
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You might be interested in an article I have just created,
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Yes, I am well aware, but thank you for the reminder. See
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Please refrain from such comments in the future. Regards,
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say thanks to anonimu for showing me which link was that.
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are true) just because he was frontal attacked me also.--
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I wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! --
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can I see a link with what are you having problems with?
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Thanks for the welcome, I'm glad to talk to you again.
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I've been working to set up the 701:Roma emigrating to Romania from Serbia 614:and much more correct stubs. Regards, 1386:Join the new Moldovan Wines project ! 626:Since I have been civil towards you, 7: 1498:and improve their quality. We need 1366:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Moldova 1371:It's up and running, please join! 1073:You recently added a POV claim to 895:Un Crăciun şi un An Nou fericit!-- 828:List of Senior Securitate Officers 633:comment is as unexpected as it is 14: 1667:review the candidates' statements 1612:review the candidates' statements 1043:hutulii din bucovina si maramures 160:is more like in the middle ages.: 1405:History of the Moldovan language 1153: 1022: 675:Please stop. If you continue to 670: 679:Knowledge (XXG), as you did to 250:Hi, you've been reported for a 1673:. For the Election committee, 1643:Arbitration Committee election 1634:ArbCom elections are now open! 1618:. For the Election committee, 1588:Arbitration Committee election 1579:ArbCom elections are now open! 1394:project page. Best regards, -- 1253:Notice of editing restrictions 1162: 696:09:12, 21 September 2007 (UTC) 661:15:22, 11 September 2007 (UTC) 311:supposed 'reverted to' version 309:; this does not appear in the 1: 1683:13:33, 23 November 2015 (UTC) 1628:13:09, 23 November 2015 (UTC) 1510:. 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Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
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This
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17:41, 4 July 2007 (UTC)
Biruitorul
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18:44, 4 July 2007 (UTC)
Have you seen this?
Tones benefit
18:00, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
Dc76
18:03, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
Tones benefit
18:07, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
military strategy
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19:06, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
Dpotop
20:18, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
Dc76
20:36, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
Dpotop
20:58, 5 July 2007 (UTC)

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