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Nimbarkacharya and Vallabhacharya respectively. Surprisingly, on an addition by me on Shuddhadvaita you have commented "We just want the main philosopheis, if this why not Vishishtadvaita, Dvaitādvaita, Achintya Bhedābheda vāda, etc.)" and removed the addition. It is not understood what you think are the "main philosophies", as the others which you think are not "main philosophies" are in fact, well recognised. For example Shuddhadvaita was established after discussions over 28 days at the court of King Krishnadevaraya who reigned the Vijayanagara Empire from 1509–1530, in which represenatives from all the Advaita and Dvaita sects were present. I think you should rethink and add the other Advaita philosophies which are equally important.

549:"In popular culture" sections are almost never footnoted. I seem to be a real nut for footnotes compared to the average editor, but I still feel the original intent of Knowledge (XXG) is to only contain information verifiable from third-party sources and not original research. I'd bet that Snuffleupagus has been discussed in third-party articles, where the treatment of "imaginary friends" is discussed; but I doubt anyone's written about Lisa Simpson's "imaginary jewish friend". The latter is therefore "original research" - the editor who put that in must have made the decision on his/her own that Lisa Simpson's friend is imaginary. I know that might sound pedantic, but like I said, I'm a nut for 477:

beggar girl in Ladakh. But my objection here is that Ladakh is quite different from rest of the country because of its geographics. Majority Indians live in plain. And this Bodhgaya beggar image is showing poverty at its most extreme level. It is not right to conceal the situation of poor men like this, it is the truth, the reality. This image touches the heart of the reader, which is a real situation. Yes not all beggars are disabled, but is this an argument? On the other hand it also can be said that not all beggars are abled. Our job here is not to understand who is abled, or who is not. But to find a good image which is representative of many.

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word and does not make sense. Second sentense "post-Buddhist religious and cultural traditions " is even more ridiculous, since it implies that there was change in cultural traditions in india after the buddhism. I recommend removing the whole sentence as it is based on invented words like Brahmanism and Vedism with malicious intent. Some users had provided a reference to Brittanica to justify the inclusion. On investigation I found that there is no such reference in britannica.

2158:. The most striking difference between these two dialects is the presence of after a vowel: in RP, /r/ is not pronounced and in GA it is. Because we want all dialects to be derivable from our transcriptions, we put in the /r/ and ask non-rhotic speakers to simply ignore them. There are other mergers present in the transcription system, and the idea is to have one transcription system that is consistently applied and that is neutral to differences in dialect. 936: 529:, maybe, but many of the rest are pretty US-specific. I think it illustrates that "in popular culture" is pretty meaningless as a term in itself. Even if you argue that, because en.wikipedia is English-language, an "in popular culture" section by default must be referring to English-speaking culture, the fact remains that we're not including the cultures of India, South Africa, Jamaica, St. Lucia, Fiji, New Zealand, or other English-speaking countries. 1307: 593: 2036: 289: 4044: 3460: 2501: 1395: 3056: 3952: 3864: 3776: 3556: 3383: 3310: 2828: 3170: 525:"In popular culture" sections normally end up turning into what should better be called "in contemporary American entertainment media" sections. For example, when you look at this list, almost all the examples are from contemporary TV shows, movies and books that originated in the US. You could make the case that Snuffleupagus transcends American culture because of the international success of 2895: 3693: 1477: 558:"In popular culture" sections get filled with "examples" that only tangentially have anything at all to do with the article. I don't know about this particular list right now, but often someone will put in something along the lines of "in the video game Jupiter Lander, one character on level 6 has an imaginary friend." I found this problem in the "in popular culture" section of the article 253:

would be interested to know when you were taught that a trapezoid is a general quadrilateral with no special qualities. The point I was making is that this usage is no longer current in modern English anywhere in the world as far as I can see, but I have not finished my research, so I will not undo your edit until I collect more proof, and until I hear from you. Best wishes,

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derivation. But I could write 3 pages on that. The problem is that APR is defined by the government. The government is a bureaucracy. If APR had only one definition, then the treasury department would have to cut 10 jobs. When a bureaucracy shrinks, it threatens people nearer the center. That's why they create all these distal jobs, like

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Hello Q Chris. I am currently conducting a study on the dispute resolution processes on the English Knowledge (XXG), in the hope that the results will help improve these processes in the future. Whether you have used dispute resolution a little or a lot, now we need to know about your experience. The

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If you look this up, you'll find Roach's explanation for why he abandoned the term RP in favour of BBC English. He is describing exactly the same thing as before, so it belongs in the same article, but it's worth noting the change in name. There have always been a few linguists who dislike the name

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Hello I undid your "undo" of my edit. I gave an appropriate comment over there but then realized made a lot of typos :) Here is what I wanted to state. Its not the question of who is better - Brahman or Brahma. The text that I edited is supposed to be the translation of the verse in footnote 5. The

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You are an idiot. Someone was telling me about the article so that I could help fix it. Also "Islamist" is the term for a follower of Islamism, used in Knowledge (XXG), on the BBC and in many articles. Perhaps you could tell me in what way I am being ethnocentric and what ethnicity I am centering on.

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Hi Chris, I changed the Sikh section in accordance with the existing refrences, i.e. what the refrences stated. There is no division as such on this topic, because the official Code of Conduct (Rehat Maryada), does not forbid meat. The divisions come from groups who do not believe in the Sikh Code of

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Indians do use the title 'Doctor' while addressing anyone holding a Phd, you made a query about this in 'Talk:Indian English' back in February.However being a priest kind of supersedes that as 'priest' would be more popularly known and also held in higher regard than being Doctor.That should explains

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This sentence does not make logical sense either. First there is no such thing a Brahmanism, Word Brahmanism is a slur used by Christian evangelists for Hinduism because they try to project Hinduism as a religion of Brahmins and not the rest of the Hindu society. Similarly Vedism is also an invented

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This user is repeatating his arguments and has taken a densive position by his ad hominem attack on me. Any one do not agree with him, here I am trying to depict poverty, and he is labelling me as Indophobic. There are other editors who honoured me for my contributions. The only reason given against

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I note that you reverted my edit, and from your user page I note that you probably learnt your maths in my native county! I am aware that both trapezium and trapezoid have been used in the past to mean a general quadrilateral with no parallel sides, but the last such use I can find is from 1851. I

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The problem is other Muslim nations being quite willing to give the Palestinian weapons, but having very little interest in actually improving their lives. Why weren't Syria, Iran, and Iraq (under Saddam) building schools for Palestinian children, rather than sending them weapons ? Because they'd

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What references did you read? Hopefully you're not referencing the article, which has the template at the top for being uncited. I'll look into it, if you tell me where your references are at. This is a niche of wikipedia that I have the technical knowledge, and fine college textbooks published

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I was wondering if I could have your permission to change this. Its the other way around. I am not a regular person over at the ref-desk, so you can maybe help me on this question. If I want to help fix a mistake, do I go to the user's talk page and ask permission? and then await response (which

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Even though this user knows that poverty is present in every country and that extreme poverty is not a fair representation of the Indian economy, this user has previously tried to add an image of children washing their clothes in a mud puddle to the economy section of the India page. This user has

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To say that this man represents all poor people in India is very wrong. A small minority of Indias poor are disabled. Most living under the poverty line work long hours fishing, farming or as construction workers. This picture shows a man whose legs have been broken. Unless a majority of India's or

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Following sentence id defamatory and malicious in nature. "Historically, Hinduism in the wider sense includes Brahmanism, religions that evolved from or are based on Vedism in ancient India; in a narrower sense, it encompasses the post-Buddhist religious and cultural traditions of India. Among its

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There is no "typical" definition of poverty, or beggar. There are abled beggar, disabled beggar. The purpose of the article is depicting poverty. The other beggar images which this user want to place deleting the Bodhgaya beggar image are not good quality, one is B&W, and the other depicting a

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Well spotted, Chris! That edit in question came from what can only be described as a "gun nut" who - or his friends - periodically rants about Australian gun control. Australia is not a paramilitary police state. Of course, its human rights record in the last 10 years has been fairly unedifying,

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The editors who have visited this page don't understand spirituality and they have tagged it for deletion. i need your help urgently. so they are trying to compare it with other biographies in the field of sports etc. As you know,the field the spirituality is not very commercial. so I am having a

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This user has informed many partisan editors, like User:Bakasuprman about the image. This user also informed this to banned Hkelkar socks. I will also request you check this user's contributions. Please remember the article is not about India, but the article is about poverty. This article is not

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In the example you left on my talk page, you compare 'extremist fundamentalist Christian' to 'Christian' - which is actually a good example, because instead of writing 'extremist fundamentalist Christian' someone intending to be offensive might write 'Christianist' instead, and indeed this exact

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In response to your comment, the most obvious complaint on your talk page refers to your use of the pejorative "Brahmanism". I'm not really interested in how many articles on Knowledge (XXG) use the bigoted term "Islamist" - the popular use of the term does not erase its well-documented inherent

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We should not attempt to represent a dispute as if a view held by a small minority deserved as much attention as a majority view. Views that are held by a tiny minority should not be represented except in articles devoted to those views. To give undue weight to a significant-minority view, or to

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Okay, from your personal perspective, what is hard about identifying the content of most foodstuffs from their list of ingredients as to whether or not they contain animal products? As a vegetarian, I personally, have never had any problems, but if there are, I'd like to know of them just to be

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argument. So what if not all beggars do not have messed up legs? The fact is that such secenes is a reality and it would not be right to conceal it. Such scenes exists, it is the truth. If it is reality, if such scenes exits, then an article depicting poverty i.e. "the condition of lacking full

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Dear Q Chris, Your input and contribution to Knowledge (XXG) is commendable. My compliments. However, I feel that the chapter on Advaita cannot be complete without adding later important philosophies such as Vishishtadvaita, Dvaitadvaita and Shuddhadvaita, whose proponents were Ramanujacharya,

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I believe that its clear that different sources will tell you different ways to calculate APR. The honest problem with finance textbooks, is that they skirt calculus. I'd speculate that less than 5% of college kids who graduate with a degree in finance know how to work through the calculus

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depicting India, depicting poverty in India. So such image is not deriding India, it is illustrating the poverty in India. This image, I think, will be very appropriate. Your right judgement will be appreciated. I have told you why I am supporting the includsion of this image. Regards.

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but its not there. The alternative is to tell the original poster on their talk page, that someone's response is inaccurate, but that seems like flaming. If I were editing an article, I could delete the innacurate part, and replace it, and cite the source. Thanks for your help.

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Similar to the above: if we can have an "in popular culture" section, why shouldn't we also have an "in gay culture" section, an "in Afro-American culture" section, an "in 18th-century Irish culture" section, an "in modern Russian satanist culture" section, an "in contemporary

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thing has been done. And it is offensive. If you mean 'extremist fundamentalist Muslim', why not write that? The terms 'Islamist' and 'Islamism' effectively paint Islam as an extremist fundamentalist ideology, along with all of its followers, and that just isn't the case.

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Anyway, just trying to persuade you that perhaps "in popular culture" articles don't always deserve a free pass. At the very least, they always need severe pruning: not always deletion, but also not a complete restore. I'm just trying to change one mind at a time....

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The point of a redirection page is to redirect people to a page they are looking for. These include mis-spellings, common nicknames, etc, that don't necessarily have to appear in the article. A lot of these terms are well used, for example the

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anti-Muslim connotations, and all of the pages you cited violate the rules of civil discussion. I recommend reading Lacan and considering the nature of your irrational fear of the 'other' before you decide to spew more ethnocentric nonsense.

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has brought many images showing extreme poverty in India and has tried to mislead people into thinking this is the way a majority of poor Indians live. There is a vote in which your input would be appreciated. You can find this discussion

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There are a number of regular editors on Bradford who will most likely remove it. If a big loud warning template containing helpful links did not get any response I doubt whether a friendly word of warning would have done, but we will

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Thanks for your concern about prayer in Hinduism. As I am looking to bring the article to GA status, I need to find reliable sources about Hinduism with regard to prayer in it. Can you point me in the right direction?

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OK I see now, bold does not show very well on my laptop screen. I was assuming that you thought it was pronounced as I have heard some Americans pronounce it as Brad-ford but I can see now that this would be 'ɔr'. --

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BGB is a newbie. He probably doesn't know that the talk page exists. Quite likely he doesn't know about your edit comments. Charles has, as I said, left him a template. That isn't a helpful way to *talk* to people.

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to display his dislike of India and to mislead people into thinking that this is the plight of millions of poor Indians. This user has often added images showing extreme poverty to many India relating articles.

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for imparting a bit of knowledge about rhoticisation of vowels, which I did not know existed before. I am sorry for using the term 'colour' probably referring to an old secondary school text 20 years out of

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a month ago - instead of references to James Lovelock's specific hypothesis as it relates to ecology, there were references to "thinking planets in science fiction", which had nothing at all to do with the

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This guy refuses to discuss things and has just reverted it again. I know that you are supposed not to revert 3 times but when it leaves something obviously wrong on the site what should you do? --

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Hi, I have found your usernames on articles related to advaita. I need your help and suggestion. I am trying to add an article on one of the Living spiritual teacher. but,I am facing an problem.

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There is a discussion going on regarding whether or not the following image should be a part of the Poverty in India page. Most Poverty in *Country* pages do not have any images, at most 1.

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edit summary, where you appeal to how the locals pronounce the name, that you wish to not have the dialect-neutral transcription in this article, then you would need to take it up at

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This can be applied to this because a very tiny fraction of poor people in India are disabled. Most work very hard trying to make a living for themselves. This image is misleading.

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to see why it has been listed (you may have to search for the title of the image to find its entry). Feel free to add your opinion on the matter below the nomination. Thank you.

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character, none of the pages listed had any mention of the word "mozzie" in them at all. As the page stands, it's effectively saying "this word means these things" without any

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and I think that the discussion would benefit from more people than just the two of us. Check the lengthy discussion page first, if you are up to getting involved. Thanks. —

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process. All contributions are appreciated, but I don't believe it satisfies Knowledge (XXG)'s criteria for inclusion, and I've explained why in the deletion notice (see also "

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word "mud", but with the "u" greatly reduced, which is the shwa ə. Many place names in the UK are not pronounced as the spelling would imply (Towcester, Scarborough, etc.) --

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Also, since you choose to libel me please explain in what way you think my posts are bigoted, particularly the ones on Hinduism, for which I have been awarded a Barnstar. --

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Would you please join the talk page? There is an involved, ongoing discussion. By the way, "of the reincarnation type" is a phrase in the title of one of his books. Regards,

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about how to transcribe the city's name. I'm having some trouble accepting that you do indeed understand how Knowledge (XXG)'s IPA transcription system works. It is

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You are receiving this invitation because you have had some activity in dispute resolution over the past year. For more information, please see the associated

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economic access to fundamental human needs such as food, shelter and safe drinking water", only those images should remain which clearly illustrate this fact.

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Let me know directly if the edit warring continues by the user who is editing from multiple IPs, and I'll semi protect the page fro a short while. --

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coat of arms to the info box on that page, I simply replaced it in the Government section with the ILP logo, there has been no deletion as far as I can see.

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Please go ahead and correct it. I will be interested in your explanation because after reading the references I thought my interpretation was correct. --

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Hi, my IP address is 95.59.100.28. Since it is a 48 hour block it's not urgent, but it would be useful if the IP block didn't include registered users

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at the articles to back it up. That's why I redirected it. Why do you think it's more useful to claim unverified things as the page stands now? —

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Hi, Q Chris. I think that you might've got a tad confused on the subject of "BBC English". The part that you altered had the following reference:

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the original asker may have already read the incorrect statement while the person in my situation is awaiting response from someone's talkpage)?

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I'm not the guy who deleted it, but as I normally don't like "in popular culture" sections, perhaps I can give you some reasons to consider.

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From reading the above definitions I would say it is always effective but only nominal if the interest period is annual (once a year).

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The problem is that you make defamatory statements saying I have made bigoted edits and "spewing ethnocentric nonsense" when in fact

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so that those higher up in the bureaucracy have a larger buffer. Here's an official APR calculator from the government's homepage.

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Thanks for helping improve Hinduism-related content, and for answering questions at the Reference desk! Keep up the great work :)

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This user is being uncivil and unyielding. This user has tried to have my user page deleted because it said America is priceless!

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Could you look @ talk page & comment, the list was getting huge & wanted a second opinion on those I cropped, Thanks, --

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Q Chris, in your talk page this user has made wild accusations on me. I will request you please read the relevant sections on

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As effectively we only have 2 entries, and the English river is clearly the primary topic, I suggest this page is not needed.

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Sorry you're right I looked at the difference and it looked like you were deleting it! I don't know how I mixed that up --

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Hey, I don't usually like editing other peoples comments, but I just changed your html to a wikilink on the Reference Desk

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Ironically, it may have been me who added the references and then someone edited the text to a different meaning. Thanks --

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added this image to the poverty section of the Economy of India page, when a graph showing poverty would make more sense.

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I get it now. I thought I had used the wrong theory or something... I can definitely see the humor in it now. :-)

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article. The first sentence does not make sense as it is, I guess you mean western parts of the City of Bradford.

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but that's mainly due to various anti-minority/refugee legislation passed by the Howard government, not gun laws.

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I don't quite understand why I'm getting this message, but reading the article shows dozens of press references.

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The beggar in Bodhgaya image does not accurately depict poor people in India because they do not look like this.

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I hate to do a back and forth reverts with clipped edit summaries, so I'm coming here, per our disagreement at

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Poverty and Disability are not connected in any way. There are thousands of super rich people who are disabled.

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We can't do anything unles you tell us your IP address. If you do not want to reveal it publicly, you can use

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Please join the talk page. "Of the reincarnation type" is a phrase in the title of one of his books. Regards,

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Hi there, I think you may have misunderstood my logo placement on the Bradford page, someone else moved the

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to give you an inside in this user and to understand who is incivil. You please read the texts like these

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The Poverty in India page is the only one with more than 1 image. And the only reason for this is because

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If the deletion has already occured, instructions on how you may be able to retrieve it are available at

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The coverage (references, external links, etc.) does not seem sufficient to justify this article passing

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Congratulations, Q Chris, you've recently made your 1,000th edit to articles on English Knowledge (XXG)!

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edit summary that it is "not pronounced like the sound in perform" is incorrect. If, as it seems in

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You called me by a funny name today, two edge sword. What's that? (Over on the BNP article that is)

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this image that "since all beggars have not messed up legs, this image is undue". But it is an anti-

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so that your link shows as a link and not as a bunch of text. Just wanted to let you know. Thanks!

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notice, but please explain why you disagree with the proposed deletion in your edit summary or on

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I feel that the the Bodhgaya Beggar image does not represent poverty in India correctly because:

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but Charles advised me to stop now. If this is bad advice I will remove the paragraph again. --

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Islamism and Islamist are well recognised term for political radical muslims. It is used on the

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English Pronouncing Dictionary, edited by Peter Roach, page v, Cambridge University Press, 2006

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phrase "Brahma loke" in that footnote translates to "the world of Brahma" & not Brahman --

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You may know, many beggars live a condition like this, many of them have various disabilities.

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No what I am saying is that it is not pronounced like the word "ford", but similarly to the

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Maybe you understand this and there's something else going on in your editing behavior at

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Add warning - the paragraph needs to be removed but to do so now would contravile WP:3RR

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It will be interesting to see you prove that Muhammadanism does not allow slavery.

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within 3 years, to make a powerful sweep, and make all articles consistent on APR.

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Hello Q Chris. I am just letting you know that I declined the speedy deletion of

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hard time convincing them. could you please help and and take a look at article.

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include a tiny-minority view, might be misleading as to the shape of the dispute.

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he was harassed by adherents of another culture which is intolerant of criticism

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I see it was removed for requiring speculation. So, I will reply here instead:

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as this has just remained a stub I have no objection to it being deleted. --

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Thanks. :) Yeah I just made a wrong choice. I'll see what I can clean up. --

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Hi, I saw someone deleted the "in popular culture" section from the article

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I believe your response at the ref desk may confuse the original questioner

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Just wondering what you found so funny about my mention of Occam's razor?

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Put your email address as well as your cell phone number in your profile.

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Hello, Q Chris. It has been over six months since you last edited the

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very seriously. It may be deleted soon, unless we can determine the

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Hiya, Im currently helping out with WikiConference India 2011

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