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some explanation, and if you thought that explanation wasn't adequate it would have been more helpful to explain why. GreatLeader, it is not true that a citation to an external source is needed only when there is no
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edit-warring again I am likely to block you from editing, no matter how short or long a time has elapsed since the last relevant edit. And just in case you may be inclined to think that doing so after some time would not be preventive, let me explain that indeed it would. Far too often over the years have I seen editors who think that it's perfectly all right to keep repeatedly edit-warring, provided they stop each edit-war once they have been warned about it. I hope, of course, that you won't make that mistake, but just in case you may, I will tell you that my experience is that the only way of preventing an editor who makes that mistake from doing it again and again is for them to be blocked. It is neither necessary nor desirable for a new warning to be issued each time.
567:) and your conduct in that discussion, I'm warning you against the use of personal attacks. Do not describe the actions of other editors as "whitewashing", which can be construed as an unevidenced assertion about their motives. If you're saying that the effect of an edit was to create an NPOV problem, just say that. Do not comment on other editors' ethnicity or national origin without good reason, especially when doing so implies that they may be biased based on those characteristics.
1132:, and that is what should be followed. Nowhere in there does that policy suggest edit warring as a means to an end. Nowhere in that policy does it suggest that brute force is a way forward. If you find your 'success' as justification for future edit warring, you will be blocked, and possibly indefinitely. Your choice how you proceed. As to my tone, sorry you don't like it. I don't see any reason to change it, since you have been quite instransigent with regards to edit warring. --
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147:— here, the idea is to extract the axiological asymmetry argument into a dedicated page. This way, a more detailed presentation could be given. In addition, we could expand on the various responses others philosophers made and counters from Benatar. Other pages could have a brief description and link to the details page.
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Why did you remove the info about the Juche calendar when it's not in the Kim Il Sung page as far as I can see? And thus its place is right next to the mentioned "Day of the sun", his birthday, on which this year-numbering system is based. As for the edit summary, I very often writen one, you can see
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today, continuing the edit war despite conversation still ongoing. You are WELL over the line here. If you conduct another such edit while discussion has yet to conclude about changing the image on the article, I will report you for edit warring and it is likely you will be blocked. Please, don't do
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This edit war brought the attention of many other users, some of which agreed with my position and backed it with additional objective sources etc.! You know, as in life, sometimes you have to "brute force" to deal with untruth ;) I will also suggest you to watch your tone, we're not at the police
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must have a citation to a reliable source. Also your original message, saying "you recently removed content from India without adequately explaining why", was not very helpful. That sort of message is perhaps adequate for an editor who has given no explanation at all, but GreatLeader1945 did give
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OK, there are a few comments. I have not by any means covered every aspect of your discussion, but I hope some or all of what I have said may be helpful to one or both of you. However, the thing which strikes me most about the discussion between you is that both of you could try to conduct the
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While their approach to dealing with disagreements with other editors is not ideal, they have made a considerable improvement in how they do so compared to how they started out, and I don't see any justification for getting rid of them now. There is a significant amount of constructive editing.
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many cases of administrators being blocked for behaving unconstructively and abusing their block right. I DID NOT "vandalize
Knowledge (XXG)". Again, absolutely illogical statements from your side. I'll have to address this to the respective authorities if you continue with this behavior.
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discussion in a less combative spirit. That way both of you would be more likely to listen constructively to what the other one is saying, and therefore more likely to hear and understand the constructive points the other is making; both of you do have constructive points to make.
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directly to ask for some help. I've started 3 initiatives for these pages. If you could spare some time in the near future, could you please take a look at the proposal and voice your opinion? Of course, if you have interest, time, and energy to participate that would be amazing!
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GreatLeader1945; ...and yet you continue with personal attacks that we don't "seem to be able to read". That's quite enough. I don't have to answer how long the block will be. Different administrators will apply different blocks. Discussion about the
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140:— related to the one above. The historical account is overly detailed. It would be much better to have a dedicated page for the history of philosophical pessimism and leave only a brief history in the main page.
601:, I won't further participate in the edit war (because of it's pointlessness - there's a user who's literally arguing with facts stated in the said Knowledge (XXG) pages, and not because I'm afraid of a block).
728:, I won't further participate in the edit war (because of it's pointlessness - there's a user who's literally arguing with facts stated in the said Knowledge (XXG) pages, and not because I'm afraid of a block).
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