1084:." I didn't single out and leave out Japan in my editing, but felt it was important to note that all three countries with Buddhist influence, deeply value cherry blossoms. But I know that Japan did export many cultivars to Korea and China. I never removed that info in the article. You had alleged I was trying to take away credit from Japan in them cultivating many varieties of blossoms. But I think you really need to carefully read what I actually added to the article. I was the one who added in information that Japan helped develop more than 300 varieties of blossoms in the past centuries. I gave them dedicated credit because they deserve it as it's a notable achievement. So I did the opposite of what you claimed my intentions were. But just because Japan is the most successful cultivar, it doesn't mean that Cherry blossoms meant nothing culturally to Korea and China. And that was all I was trying to explain and provided reasoning in talk thread too, but I do not appreciate you casting me as a Korean nationalist despite I didn't even once try to take away credit from Japan in the article, nor was aiming for taking away credit from Japan. Please refrain from accusations I wish to deny credit to Japan in developing many cultivars, without solid evidence or grounds. Especially when it's proven I did the very opposite and have added in that exact information in myself.
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edit contribution and then found they were talking about me just some hours ago. Regardless all I written was (cherry blossom have deep cultural and symbolic significance in China and Korea). And that shouldn't be enough to suspect me. If you feel like fishing based on just that alone and feel like you need to suspect everyone who edits that article and peek at your edit contribution after he reverted me and replied to me on talk (which many editors typically do). Then please just report me and compare me to that guy that you think I am. Chances are you will just owe me an apology for thinking I am them. As I am not them. And haven't done any disruptive editing. And doubt there can be any evidence to show I am them as I know the truth that you are wrong to suspect me on being them.
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festivals are popular in both countries, attracting visitors to admire the blooming trees and partake in outdoor activities, reflecting their importance in cultural traditions. I simply summarised it in a sentence. And I wasn't following you and honestly didn't even know you existed until you first reverted my edit just a hour ago. (But I never reverted any of your edits). Don't make such accusations at others way too loosely as you and others are not the only editors here. I am just someone editing that article today and you clearly think I am wrong and why I am discussing it in talk.
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just how the canvassing to you was framed. And you were the only person canvassed—by a frequent collaborator and, I would presume (perhaps incorrectly), friend. That leads to the second problem: in no way was the request for your input neutral, or neutrally worded, or anything other than a "come back me up" call for help. There's reasonable wiggle room regarding whether or not you are an appropriate recipient, but the notification itself is, as I stated at ANI, a textbook violation of
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all. Is that all it takes to get accused? Some heated argument doesn't mean I am kolossoni. But nonetheless don't take my word for it if you doubt it. Go and look at his IP and my IP address. I honestly don't know them at all but given there are so many editors globally, I think there is a decent solid chance we may be completely different countries.
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many cultivars of cherry trees in Japan and the spread of the cherry blossom viewing custom from Japan to China and Korea. It is too coincidental to be suspicious. I think it would be worth doing a user check on this IP user, but I am not sure how to make the request. If you don't mind, can you help me?--
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This seems like fishing. :( Look, I saw them revert me and reply to me first on my talk thread. Given that they are responding to me on the talk page, I replied back to them. And then waited for their response. I was waiting and then felt curious on what kind of person they are. So I peeked at their
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This is a well known controversy in Korea and is covered in the media every cherry blossom season. Despite the fact that multiple DNA studies have shown that the
Japanese Yoshino cherry and the Korean King cherry are different species, many Korean media have claimed that the Japanese Yoshino cherry
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And it seems my IP address automatically changed. Regardless I am not going to waste time discussing it further. I explained why I looked at his contributions. (Only after he reverted me and replied to me on talk. I didn't know him before then) So either report me or do treat me in good faith and
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I see two problems with the canvassing (but less on your part, per my ANI comment). The first is that while you certainly do have that background, experience, and those interests, the complaint wasn't really about
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I didn't want to clutter that "nightmare" thread with an even more tangential side issue of a side issue, just to see it drone on even longer there, but I did want to explain, so I hope you don't mind my responding here. I hope this helps clarify why I think it was appropriate for me to respond at
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If I am allowed to speak here, I would say go ahead but do it in good faith. This is silly but I haven't done any disruptive editing there. I am simply saying that China and Korea both have many wild cherry blossoms and should be given mention. And am discussing it in talk without edit warring at
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going to be counterproductive), but in responding to that particular request, worded in that particular way, I think you did him a disservice when it comes to whatever admin finally closes that discussion. To me, the trouting is about your participation likely having the opposite of your intended
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When I was a frequent visitor to ANI (~2013-2016), the atmosphere was very divisive, mob-like and a little brutal so the "personal attacks" cited these days seem a little mild to me. But that doesn't mean that they were okay to say so I really shouldn't compare behavior from years ago. Any way, I
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I accept that, and I'll definitely have a think about the "opposite of intended outcome" part especially, and I appreciate the "gentle" as well. Ditto on the "nopinging"; +1 for that (and as you have no doubt noticed, I've been doing the same here). Because the canvassing issue is part of a
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commenting at that thread and let whatever will be, be. I think it needs a couple more completely uninvolved editors to opine, and then a swift close.
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