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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 Knowledge (XXG) article is available to link to. There are sever reasons why Knowledge (XXG) policy does not accept a link to a Knowledge (XXG) article as a source; here are two of them. Firstly, a Knowledge (XXG) article is not a reliable source. Ideally, as you say, a Knowledge (XXG) article should consist entirely of "proven facts", but unfortunately that is not always the case: there are many places where articles contain inaccurate, doubtful, or misleading information, whether because of good-faith mistakes by editors or because of deliberate misrepresentation. Many editors spend a large amount of time correcting such inaccuracies in articles, but the mere fact that a Knowledge (XXG) article says something is not by any means reliable proof. Secondly, suppose that, as a citation for a statement in article A, I post a blue link to article B, which contains an external citation for that fact, but some months later someone editing article B removes the information from there. Then suppose that a year after that someone reading article A wishes to verify the fact in question. How much searching through the editing history are they expected to do? Anyway, Knowledge (XXG) policy is that a link to another Knowledge (XXG) article is not acceptable as a citation. Such links are intended as a convenient way for readers to find further information relevant to the subject of the article they are reading, not as a way of enabling verification of content of that article.
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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. -- 979: 2040: 2842: 1061:. If your go to "solution" to "fixing" an article is attempting to brute force your will onto articles, you will find yourself not part of this community. It does not matter how right you think you are. If you're not capable of discussing things, you will be gone from this community. You were previously concerned with how long a block would be for edit warring. You got off light here with the 24 hour block I placed on you. 2628: 1966: 1375: 23: 461: 1341:"Edit counts doesn't matter at all." It does. The sandbox advice implies that I'm a new user with a few edists that doesn't know how Knowledge (XXG) works, which is not the case. "The given summary was not at all adequate to justify why that section had to be removed". No, it was. It's a hilarious propaganda statement which has NO place in Knowledge (XXG). That you don't like this fact is not my problem. 1836: 2659:. These are specially designated topics that tend to attract more persistent disruptive editing than the rest of the project and have been designated as contentious topics by the Arbitration Committee. When editing a contentious topic, Knowledge (XXG)’s norms and policies are more strictly enforced, and Knowledge (XXG) administrators have special powers in order to reduce disruption to the project. 2463: 2363: 903: 369: 1454:. This helps your fellow editors use their time more productively, rather than spending it unnecessarily scrutinizing and verifying your work. Even a short summary is better than no summary, and summaries are particularly important for large, complex, or potentially controversial edits. To help yourself remember, you may wish to check the "prompt me when entering a blank edit summary" box in 2546: 2809: 2737: 1923: 1439: 1247: 1611:
adding an uncited fact constitute as vandalism, but I chose to go with an edit summary warning. Please provide citation or inline cite for every edit. Bluelinks are not equivalent to references, as Knowledge (XXG) itself is not a reliable source. Maybe it was a copy paste error from your part to remove that reference. If you are still not convinced, you may approach
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You yourself are to be blamed, as you behaved illogically, not giving an explanation when I politely asked you to "please elaborate". Also at the Battle of Bakhmut talk page. Being "an administrator" does give you the right to behave illogically and ignore things other users address to you. There are
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We are well into disruption territory here. I will warn you this one last time--and since you don't seem to understand, I'll repeat what I said: WARNING an IP editor after they are already blocked is useless, and IP addresses do NOT get blocked indefinitely. I understand if you don't understand that,
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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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where is says "A customised signature should make it easy to identify your username." Your current signature has absolutely nothing to do with your username, and nobody would conclude your signature is that of "GreatLeader1945". If you want to change your username to "MagnusRegnumAntichristiAdvenit",
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please read this - RfCs are time consuming, and editor time is valuable. Editors should try to resolve their issues before starting an RfC. Try discussing the matter with any other parties on the related talk page. If you can reach a consensus or have your questions answered through discussion, then
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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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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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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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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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About the previous revert in India article, that issue must be discussed in the talk page for consensus before removing a paragraph from the lede with adequately explain why it is a propaganda of sort. For such an old FA with multiple peer review, that is the exact procedure to determine what is to
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Time stamp 08:52, 23 October 2023 (UTC). Pretty simple really. You make it clear from your perspective that without edit warring/brute force, that situation would not have resolved favorably. Regardless, semantic discussions aren't going to resolve this. What will is your personal understanding and
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I haven't looked into the India situation, but I would agree in principle that removal of a paragraph from the lead of an FA is the sort of obviously contentious move that would best be discussed first at talk. The Herald, it's great to see you take the feedback so well here. Happy editing to all.
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Herald, it is true that in principle all Knowledge (XXG) article content should be cited, but GreatLeader1945 is of course right in saying that in practice that doesn't happen. Probably if one of us searched we could find a Knowledge (XXG) article somewhere which says that grass is green without a
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or external, especially a fact that you stated. I really don't doubt your competence and I have been in the same place as you. But as a newbie, you have to understand that citations are necessary, especially if it's a biography. Sorry, if you feel I'm patronising, but removing a cited sentence and
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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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in place to help with this. Generally, a page should only be moved to a new title if the current name doesn't follow these guidelines. Also, if a page move is being discussed, consensus needs to be reached before anybody moves the page. If you would like to experiment with page titles and moving,
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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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Edit counts doesn't matter at all. When you are removing huge texts from a featured article, (one of the oldest and highly watched) you must discuss it in the talk page for consensus and then after obtaining consensus, you may proceed. The given summary was not at all adequate to justify why that
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Does it matter? The point is DO NOT EDIT WAR. Edit wars are pointless and disruptive to the project. How long a block is has no bearing on whether to conduct edit warring or not. Either give up edit warring as a means to an end, or you will be blocked. Your choice. If you try to make that choice
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for how to do it. In the meantime, please change your custom signature back to something that clearly identifies your current username. Please understand; I know where at disagreement at the Kim Jong Un article; this had nothing top do with that. I'm not here to harass you. I was confused by the
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There's no term like "scientific" in transliteration, it is "phonetic" transliteration; it shows pronunciation which couldn't contain hyphens. I advise you to read the definition of transliteration: "Transliteration helps people speak a language by showing the pronunciation in the language they
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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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gave you a warning about edit-warring above. Had I seen your editing at the time I would have blocked you from editing; you had already been warned, and did not need another warning. I am not blocking you now, because it is quite a while since your last edit-warring edit, but if I see you
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My mistake, tone reads a little sharp. I read the discussion after you linked it, I meant that you should have linked it more explicitly in the move request or similar. Everything else in my recent reply is with the understanding of the thread you linked. Am I misunderstanding anything?
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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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Editors with over a million edits still use sandboxes on a daily basis for testing out wiki syntax and for test edits. Nothing wrong in that. If you feel it was a propaganda, kindly discuss it in the talk page. It will be removed otherwise. Thank you.
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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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I don't think either of you is completely wrong, but neither of you is completely right either. There is quite an extended disagreement between you, and I'm not going to try to comment on every point that has come up: I will restrict myself to a few
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Welcome to Knowledge (XXG). Although everyone is welcome to contribute constructively to the encyclopedia, articles should not be moved without good reason. They should have a name that is both accurate and intuitive. Knowledge (XXG) has some
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I take very seriously the definition of vandalism and the sanctity of the word "unexplained" in "unexplained removal", and I'd encourage everyone to move forward with a commitment to respect good-faith contributions and contributors.
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As the edit summary in my revert said, the addition was uncited and the section you removed had references from a reliable source. You removed an already well cited section and added an uncited sentence with an edit summary that said
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Thank you both for the inputs. I might have come out harsh with the warnings and usage of the term vandalism/unexplained removal. I did try to explain the changes and reverts, but I couldn't provided some more links to policies like
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regarding your edit warring. You still don't seem to have taken the seriousness of edit warring to heart. If you want to be part of this community, you're going to have to learn to work with it. Discussing issues with an article is
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You're the one that started the edit war and you're arguing with facts stated in the page itself! You're abusing your top-tier-user position and literally try to white-wash an authoritarian regime of whom you're a fan of.
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I'm asking informatively is it a perma (as a perma one is used for sock-puppetry, for example) or not, because I'm not acquaintanced with the character of the edit war block and you have to answer this question of mine.
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I haven't seen the discussion before, something that you should have linked. I'm confused by your reasoning. That discussion is not policy yet, and I don't think you're interpreting it correctly. If it went into force,
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You're implying here that proof was given for Ri, but she's a separate person from the three Kims. No common name for her has been rigorously established yet, so unilaterally removing the hyphen still wouldn't make
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in October last year because of assumed standardized romanization of DPRK names. I'm skeptical of the reasoning you gave, although it's possible that that's really the romanization we should use (because it's her
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section had to be removed. The article and the lede had undergone multiple peer views from the community. Hence, consensus is a must. Kindly proceed to talk page and discuss it there. Thanks and happy editing :)
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I did read it, but it did not appear to address the overall abstract issue. Further, I wanted to record the reverts you have been doing in case another administrator wishes to address this issue. Thanks,
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I concur with JBW. GreatLeader1945, JBW brings a valid point forward here. Given how much has happened, more warnings are not needed. There is no reason you should not have a strong understanding of
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Kindly read my previous message to understand what I am trying to say. The calander fact you mentioned was already cited, but your edit removed it. You have to provide citations, be it
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If you want to make a unilateral change to NK name style, propose it. But if your version of the proposal includes overriding common name in all scenarios, I'm skeptical that'll pass.
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As I said, I will not participate anymore in edit wars, and if I do, block me permanently. If there is something that I don't agree with, I will create a talk page topic. Cheers.
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is pretty clear that editors adding unsourced material should add citation when it's challenged. Tagging is better than removal if most editors agree the material is likely true.
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understand." The other pages in wikipedia cannot be given as an evidence that yours is correct because all these transliterations with hyphens are unfortunately incorrect,
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Please refrain from using talk pages for general discussion of this or other topics. They are for discussion related to improving the article in specific ways, based on
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should explain what you don't agree with. As for the sandbox part – it's funny as you didn't even saw that I'm an extended autoconfirmed user with over 600 edits xD.
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discussion about a possible replacement photo was recently initiated at the talk page of the article. You have used three different photos that you seem to like:
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I am finding it too difficult to make sense out of your reverts here. Are you okay if photo of Gandhi and Sukarno have been used instead of Mazibur and Gandhi?
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Furthermore, you did that as an undiscussed move. I feel like it at least should have been discussed. Have you moved any other pages under this reasoning?
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without adequately explaining why" – I "adequately" and explicitly explained why, what are you even talking about? - It's written in the the edit summary.
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clearly demonstrating you are not capable of working with this community. Either you change your ways, or you will be gone. I hope I've been clear. If
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I reverted your move and changes. This has been moved previously. The talk page has some informaiton on why this title is appropriate. Please create a
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Let's try and sort this out on the talkpage please - you should not be requesting RFCs before you're made any real attempt at resolving the issue.
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Don't know what are you talking about but generally the 'evidence' I give is that the pages "Kim Il-sung", "Kim Jong-il" and "Kim Jong-un" became "
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without adequately explaining why. In the future, it would be helpful to others if you described your changes to Knowledge (XXG) with an accurate
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If no reply within a week, I may request that the article be renamed back to the original btw. I'll make a post on her article talk page later
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openly declaring your intention to continue to edit contrary to Knowledge (XXG)'s policies, and also to the whole ethos of Knowledge (XXG)" -
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openly declaring your intention to continue to edit contrary to Knowledge (XXG)'s policies, and also to the whole ethos of Knowledge (XXG).
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to discuss controversial changes and work towards a version that represents consensus among editors. You can post a request for help at an
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confirmed my position in KZ's talk page discussion. You're arguing with the article. We can continue this pointless talking for eternity.
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GreatLeader1945 clearly has no respect for the WP ethos. Reading thru the talk page it's clear the time has come to issue a permaban.
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of the block is meaningless. If you don't engage in edit warring again, you don't have to worry about it. You should consider applying
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for more info about why a hyphen should not be used in romanizations of names of people from the DPRK/related to the DPRK. As for
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as evidence for some reason, but that's not a supporting piece of evidence, as Park's name was romanized that way because of
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citation, and I doubt that anyone would object to that. (Well, not anyone other than a troll.) However, it is true that any
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and he's South Korean. Really, all romanizations for Korean people's names are first and foremost governed by common name.
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GreatLeader1945, when I read your latest message above, I seriously considered blocking you indefinitely, because you were
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six times on your talk page here before this sub thread on your edit warring on Tunisia. You also were taken to WP:AN/I at
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I'm eager to see this content dispute settled at the talk page. Please, as you discuss with your fellow volunteers, keep
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Your currently chosen signature username of "MagnusRegnumAntichristiAdvenit" does not comply with our guideline at
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Hello there! I see you've been quite active in some things related to the above mentioned pages. I'm pinging you
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Because of lack of time I have not prof read this message, so please forgive any typoes or other silly mistakes.
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Thank you very much! I wish to you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and all the best in the new year!
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has to say on the subject. Religions, usually, have an ideology although it's usually called a doctrine.
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Bruhhh. It ain't matter. No one pronounces it that way and that's audible in the respective audio file.
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I tried twice page protection and once anti vandalism request, however there was nothing in return.
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You moved it back again without discussion, despite known challenge to the move. That goes against
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OK, since you have alerted me to this, GreatLeader1945, I will say a few things. Also alerting
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If you're so interested in wp:rules I think you also know 3 revert rule and its consequences.
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is based on his birth year, as it's explicitly stated in the ARTICLE about the calendar: "The
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I strongly urge you to take every word of what Hammersoft has said to heart. Seriously.
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among editors. The best practice at this stage is to discuss, not edit-war; read about
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among editors. The best practice at this stage is to discuss, not edit-war; read about
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You're bringing up stuff. And that terminology is not even appropriate on the infobox.
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among editors. The best practice at this stage is to discuss, not edit-war; read about
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Hello GreatLeader1945, may you be surrounded by peace, success and happiness on this
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this. More abstractly, given that you've been edit warring elsewhere on the project,
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exist yet, and so one needs to point to EXTERNAL sources. I think there's a serious
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but edit warring with an administrator over something like this is not a good idea.
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and a very strong willingness to brute force your way around this project. You are
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based on your guess of how long the block will be, you will be...disappointed. --
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comply with any page restrictions in force within the area of conflict; and
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Watch your tone and probably see the discussion before commenting maybe?
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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.
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GL1945, you pinged me. Is there something you need from me?
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of published material to articles as you apparently did to
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agreed to not change the photo if consensus is not reached
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