User talk:Robotje - Knowledge (XXG)

1256:"; most of the self references dAb makes in the Knowledge (XXG)'s I can only logically explain with a 'whoohoo, my name is in Knowledge (XXG)' attitude of the person who puts the self reference there. Mentioning a French book by Vallée and his own translation of it into the Dutch language where the French book is not even on topic for the article doesn't make sense to me in a non-Dutch Knowledge (XXG). If the translation is also not available to the public like in any library or from a book shop because that translation was only printed in about 30 copies in a proof-run in 1973, then mentioning it in the Dutch Knowledge (XXG) wouldn't make sense even if the original book was on topic for the article. Frequently re-inserting those self references, often while engaging in editwars, spread over some 15 language versions of Knowledge (XXG) with also local wikipedians reverting his self references that usually only stops after either his account is blocked or the article is semi-protected proofs to me he is extremely eager to have that self reference in those articles. He doesn't do that to help the readers of say the Japanese or the Bulgarian article because the book cannot be accessed by those readers and those readers are extremely unlikely to be able to read a text in Dutch about a difficult scientific subject. It cannot serve as a reference in the articles because it is a translation so nothing new will be in the book that's not in the French original and by the way, he always 'forgot' to mention the translation was into Dutch and not in the local language of the Knowledge (XXG) he added the self reference. He cannot do it to be able to sell more of those books so what other explanation can be thought of then a 'whoohoo, my name is in Knowledge (XXG)' attitude? 3353:

internet), artikelen aan te maken over Surinaamse politici. Dat betrof vooral personen die voor 2000 actief waren in de politiek. Onder andere om dat wat meer systematisch te kunnen aanpakken heb ik toen ook lijsten gemaakt met bijv. de ministers in een bepaald kabinet, personen die gekozen waren bij een verkiezing, etc. Ik heb daarbij geprobeerd om rode links in die lijsten weg te werken. Maar dan wel dat alleen te doen als er ook voldoende informatie beschikbaar was voor enkele regels met encyclopedische/biografische informatie. Nogal eens lukte dat aanvankelijk niet maar enkele jaren later wel doordat er intussen meer informatie beschikbaar was gekomen. Vermoedelijk is het intussen weer mogelijk om voor enkele personen op jouw lijst een relatief kort artikel aan te maken. Ik zal de komende tijd eens proberen of dat gaat lukken en dan op en-wiki die artikelen aan te maken. Dan denk ik bijv. aan

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I don't think that that is necessery, it did not have anything to do with the discussion in progress (which was running off topic and into an edit war anyway; we all know that DAB has a tendency to do that and is the reason for the block again). I therefor ask you to not mention those things (or use them in an argument); guidelines and policies are different here (I actually get the feeling that the english conflict of interest guideline is less strong than the Dutch, should give the Dutch one a read ..), and blocks on other wikis are therefore not an argument here. --

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maar soms ook over echt hele diverse onderwerpen zoals hier dus iemand met een leidinggevende functie bij een grote onderneming in Suriname. Ik vermoed dat haar bronnen destijds in 2009 via Google gevonden werden. Maar ja, veel pagina's uit 2009 bestaan intussen niet meer of kan Google intussen ook niet meer vinden. In die periode kon je bijv. op de site van het NOS radioprogramma 'Zorg en Hoop', dat veel Surinaams nieuws bevatte, nog redelijk actuele informatie over Suriname vinden die elders op internet niet te vinden was (zie

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Knowledge (XXG) I'm already for several months waiting for his reply on specific questions about the self references he made there. On the Spanish Knowledge (XXG) he refused to answer my question about why his Dutch translation of a French document that is hardly on topic for the article was relevant to the Spanish readers if even people in the Netherlands cannot get access to that translation because according to dAb no library has one of the ca. 30 copies that were printed as a proof (proefdruk). Today he wrote "

1091:(next 47). So it's clear, there is enough online information to prove the 147 LRV-trams were used in The Hague and almost no need for Dutch reading skills. I don't see any need for a reference to a book that can only be publicly accessed if you go to a specific library in The Hague hoping it is not lent out. Besides, once the book is printed, all the typo's and errors will stay; a site of a tram-freak can be updated easily if some mistake is found. To me books are not automatically more reliable. - 3172: 1235:), but now it looks to me too much like bashing a user into place (again, even if it is not meant to be that way). He may have had well earned blocks on nl, and then not being able (due to the blocks) to perform any good/resonable/not too bad edits that may follow, here he now had his warnings and I hope he understands the consequences of further actions. Cleanup is fine, but that is not 'erasing the edits', it is seeing what is done, and then considering deletion or refactoring. -- 711:, I never wrote I am worth more so please give me the quote where I did so or stop suggesting I did so. Besides, I didn't give you a warning on this Knowledge (XXG), you did. And that warning was for supposed vandalism. Well, the same admin who blocked you for the period of 1 month also reverted your last edit in 4 of the 5 articles you were constantly re-inserting a self-reference to your book (the 5th article with your last self reference was already reverted by another user): 1020:

the removal, does show me that the removal was not fully researched, and that you assumed that it was added by him (quite right, other editors would format the reference different), and not by someone else. I understand that there have been situations with this user in the past, and I don't know what happened then, but that is not a reason to take out all edits by that user, there will be parts that are OK, even in a whole set of 'bad' edits.

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sources stating the same, and I don't see how this is possibly an interpretation or a self generated theory. The only violation would be the COI violation. We have had that before, and reverts of clear coi-additions which were in a questionably helpful way have been discussed on a high level here, even these reverts are very controversial.

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to the captions of any pages on Knowledge (XXG) using that image (so that editors seeing the image in use would know it's being proposed for deletion). However, no page currently uses that image, so I don't think you have to add that template anywhere. If you want to ask anything else about this, you

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This got mentioned this on his talkpage (after his last block here). There it was off topic and a non-argument, but I want to remark it to you seperately. I noticed that you mentioned DABs blocks on the Dutch wikipedia on a talkpage (and I think I saw that more often, don't know where and by who).

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I am sorry, to me this feels like this user is stalked (There were a handful of Dutch editors involved in the scond block, and in the last case also a couple), and because he did something in the past, you are now erasing all information he has entered. After the second block I hoped he was put into

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Hello Number 57, yes it was really a lot of work to write the articles about the elections and the biographies of the people who got elected. I had to collect the information from multiple sources that were often hard to find because initially I didn't even know who got elected. But eventually I was

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Nou noemde ik zomaar Jimbo een troll! Kan ik eigenlijk niet maken vindt je ook niet? Nee, Knowledge (XXG) is niks voor mij, ik vlieg elke keer de bocht uit. Gelukkig ziet men dat in op NL Knowledge (XXG). Gewoon, OT. Bam! Uit met het gedonder met die verwarde Statler. En straks heb ik nog een global

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Yes, you found another source, on a personal website, without references as to where the data was retrieved or compiled form (there may somewhere be a reference page, don't know), that website's reliability is similar to the book, and as the book is published by the Vereniging de Haagse Tramvrienden

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which he later reinserted into that article maybe 10 more times spread out over a period of 5 months. So it is just a lie to write his self references were undisputed until recently. On about a dozen language versions of Knowledge (XXG) he has been blocked for long periods (ranging from 1 month to 1

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Somewhere I saw a list of blocks for this user on different wikipedia. All for not discussing. But I do also see that in many of these cases I do see that this user is problematic, and I do think that a bit more social skill would help. But I am, as I said above, absolutely not happy that this,

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As blocking admin, I am going to unblock you on the promise that you are going to make your case on appropriate talkpages, waiting for consensus there, and trying to work together with the editors who oppose your edits (and please try to speak in English, not many of us do understand Latin, and that

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In the case of the reference of his book in the article Tram is maybe less obvious but as mentioned before, only in the English Knowledge (XXG) he so far added his books in at least 8 different articles. It still is not clear to me why in a general article about trams mentioning the about 150 trams

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The question is not if the book is still for sale. The only thing that needs to be true is that the book actually exists, and that there are, whereever, still copies available. That means that the information is verifyable (OK, we will have problem verifying it .. but still ..). Your answer, and

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As an anonymous user you are not in a position to give me warnings. On the contrary, an admin has informed you yesterday that if you continue edit warring you will be blocked. Hiding evidence by 3 times within 30 minutes removing my edit proving you were again violating the 3RR is yet another prove

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he starts to criticise and makes negative and unintelligent comments which he has been used to on the Dutch Knowledge (XXG) where he comes from - as Cyber Bullying - is very very common there. What he does not realise is that Cyber bullying is an offence in Britain and he could get Scotland yard on

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een voorbeeld). Het programma is in 2005 gestopt maar de site was ook daarna nog jarenlang beschikbaar met intussen verouderde informatie. Op een bepaald moment was dat niet meer op internet te vinden en verdween daarmee ook uit Google. Ik zal nog iets meer proberen te vinden over André Goede maar

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Ik heb al wat gezocht of ik wat kon vinden over André Goede maar kom tot nu toe niet verder dan wat al toegevoegd is als bron op het nl-wiki artikel. Ik weet niet wat ze als bron(nen) gebruikt heeft. Ze heeft heel wat artikelen over sporters geschreven (vooral baseball als ik het me goed herinner)

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it wasn't clear to me the line was a reference to some statement in that article because these are presented in a different way. Also when you reverted his last edit in that article this was not obvious to you I guess. So now I see 3 options; 1. The corresponding text should be removed as well; 2.

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The user with IP address 86.83.155.44 (known on the Dutch Knowledge (XXG) as dAb) has been adding references to his books in more than 20 and maybe even more than 30 articles Knowledge (XXG)-wide; on the English Knowledge (XXG) alone he added these in at least 8 different articles. On the Japanese

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Hoi Robotje, everything well? Ik wordt nog vaak met plezier herinnerd aan je werk over Suriname in de paginageschiedenis van artikelen. Daardoor zijn er ook veel politici beschreven, terwijl daar niet altijd even gemakkelijk bronnen van zijn te vinden. Van de ministers ontbreken er nu nog 32, zie

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would then apply when the source is not reliable, but it seems to me very strange that the book is unreliable (except if it does not exist) as a source for "Since 1981 onwards, nearly 150 articulated LRV-trams of the last kind are e.g. to be found in The Hague Netherlands." .. there will be other

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page where some background information of the 147 LRV-trams are documented. OK, it is in Dutch, but so is dAb's book. You can read there about the first 100 trams of this type (3001-3100 series; built in the 1981 to 1984 period) and the next 47 (3101-3147 series; built in 1992 and 1993). With an

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I know, and I do see that. However, I would have expected a bit more explanation instead of removal without comment. I don't know the book, but I do see the situation. For me, as an outsider, I see a reference, which may very well be OK. OK, he published it himself, but say that I would have

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I put the article in the category 'Possibly living people' because he was born around 1918, so if he is still alive he would be around 103 years old. I couldn't find any recent activities about him, nor any reliable source he died. So we should presume he is alive although it is more likely he

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Het gaat prima hier. Ik ben recentelijk vooral actief op Commons. Dat geeft soms aanleiding om meteen even edits te doen op Wikidata danwel een of meer taalversies van Knowledge (XXG). Ik heb in het verleden behoorlijk mijn best gedaan om, met de voor mij toen beschikbare bronnen (vooral op

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is not a way to convince them. Use arguments not threads. Third, in the comment you wrote under my edit you are here complaining about, you stated my text contains false information without specifying what is false. Please specify or don't claim the comment of another user to be false. -

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of the edits in the article name space. So it would be better for you and Knowledge (XXG) to stop giving warnings, arguing with others, or making countless minor edits on your old comments and instead improve the articles on this Knowledge (XXG) while respecting the local rules like

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I didn't bring up the point of reliability of sources. So far the 2 online sources I brought up were more or less in line with each other and the text in the article that might need a reference so there is no need to expect they are unreliable to serve as a reference. Yesterday you

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chairman or president of all these four organisations. For the last two I really doubt that. The link in footnote 22 even contradicts what you state in the article because you can read there he is still the JAEA-president. On that page in the section under the heading

991:). So that last option doesn't seem to be a logic choice. Another point of mentioning his books in articles is, can a reader easily get access to such a book (Are they still for sale? Are they available at libraries world wide? Is there only a Dutch version?). - 1053:

updated reference text that link can be used which is more useful for the reader of an English article about trams is general somewhere in the world who most likely cannot get access to dAb's book anyway. By doing so, the need for a self reference is gone. -

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Hello 1947enkidu, basically it is very simple: If there is something you cannot prove with a source, just don't mentioned it in the article namespace. Don't blame the messenger if you cannot prove something you already wrote in a Knowledge (XXG) article. -

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I can see the your perspective here - there were three sources listed when the tag was placed on the article. The problem is that there's is so little information about those sources that they were impossible (or at least very difficult) to identify.

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his neck, but that is ultemately his decision. Several people on the Dutch Knowledge (XXG) (including myself and Menke) have therefore stopped contributing there but people like Robotje seem to follow us and seem to have fun undermining our work here !

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Hoi Robotje, zie jij nog kans om dit artikel bij te schaven? Als ik het goed begrijp hoeven er alleen bronnen bij of moet het beetje dat nog geen bron heeft verwijderd worden. Want anders ben ik bang dat ze hem op een gegeven moment gaan verwijderen.

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After half a year now, you should meanwhile clearly understand that this reference written primarely by mr.Dr. Ploeger, because the very source quoting from my manyfold archived publications, of which it is still only a compilation. Yours sincerely

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not a reviewed site (it is a personal website, with possibilities of typos etc. And maybe less reliable than a book), I would suggest, add them both. Hey .. this reference makes the book actually a more reliable source .. they say the same.

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I am very, very sorry Sir to disagreeing, but my references were undisputed all placed as per september 2007 till shortly ago, when suddenly they were deleted without any discussion by people whose only purpose seems to be stalking me wherever

1027:) for more than 10 months and for about 400 edits (by a lot of editors) .. without question, on the other article it is in a list with a lot of references, and still this one is picked out to be removed (again after more than 10 months). 3242:. The number of votes people got I usually found, just as in this case, through Delpher. I can imagine finding the data there in old newspapers can be difficult for someone who is not a native speaker of Dutch. And to make it worse the 2535:

About the notability question - assuming the assertion is true that they were elected to public office at a national level, then NPOL is satisfied. So, the only problem jumping out is the lack of information on the citation templates.

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The information doesn't need a reference; 3. The reference is needed because the information cannot be found in other books or online. In the last case that means almost automatically it is original research which is not allowed (see

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Until you sort the issue raised, the tag stays. You can remove the tag yourself, it says so with the Page Curation message. In doing so you leave yourself open to other editors placing tags. Like life, everything is a choice.

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in The Hague is important. Were those the first trams of that type world wide? What makes those 147 trams so special to insert that line in that section of the article? I guess that is something we better discuss on the

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of edit warring on your site. Besides, if the book is primarely written by Ploeger, why were your first 3 edits after you wrote that on my page, reinsertions of references to that book with only your name? Please read

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First you are not a sysop so you are not able to blcok anybody here. Second, if you are in a conflict with other wikipedians, giving them warnings like you did now to me and a few days ago to another logged in user

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while adding that kind of references in stead of using the talk pages to convince others these references are important. These violations by you have been reported and the admin who looked at the report wrote

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I have just come across your series of articles on Surinamese elections and politicians on nl.wiki – an amazing piece of work that must have taken a huge amount of research, so just wanted to say well done!

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Dank je, dit is een schril contrast met TBP waar maar wat geroepen wordt. Delpher heb ik al zo'n beetje doorgespit. Ik denk eerder aan jaarboeken van bedrijven of (economische) scripties uit/over die tijd.

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Thanks. I have the same problem. I can't confirm him as an independent, but there does not seem to be any information about a party membership either. I removed the party from the infobox, so let's keep it

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East is on longterm wikibreak. On the Template Talk page (which shouldn't be protected), drop in {{editprotected}} with the error to be corrected. Then sit back and wait. There is a mini-backlog at

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Goed dat je me eraan herinnert trouwens dat je ze eerst nog niet kon schrijven omdat je geen bronnen vond. Ik vond dat namelijk ook al zo moeilijk, maar dat is blijkbaar ook gewoon moeilijk :-D

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before you reinsert in articles references to your own work. Removing self-references you keep reinserting cannot hardly be seen as vandalism, especially because you are also violating the

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on the English Knowledge (XXG) were in the article name space and a lot of them were for inserting your name in those 4 articles. On the Dutch Knowledge (XXG) it's even worse with

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hier nou eens in mijn gebruikersruimte herschrijf, wil jij dan eens naar het Engels kijken? Ik heb nog nooit wat in het Engels geschreven, dus vind het wel een aardige uitdaging.

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There was another candidate with over 10 votes (Simon Abendanon with 19 votes); he and some other candidates were missing from the list in Kolonial nieuwsblad but are listed in

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blok als ik niet uitkijk..... Nee, geef mij maar het prutsproject Wikisage. Daar ga ik het artikel over Jimbo op mijn gemak in elkaar prutsen. Mischien krijg ik wel wat hulp!

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The other source with the 147 pictures (which doesn't look like a personal website) would also perfectly do as a reference for information that is not so questionable like "

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True, but there is until now no reason to expect that the book is not reliable, so both references are even better. And I don't see a reason to avoid if the information

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I hope the IP got the warning that he is not to touch that reference (even if it gets removed), but instead ask for help somewhere else, and to engage in discussion. --

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it looks to me like wikistalking, and although it is maybe self-promoting, your unexplained removal of a reference without explanation is here explainable as vandalism.

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actually covering the sentence added, and if it is an appropriate reference. I do think it should be formatted in a different way, but that is a different question.

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edits so it's obvious you don't need to advice me to use the sandbox for experimenting. Your first edit here was less than a year ago and only 20% of your edits

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added the reference? If I would add the data, and add a reference to my own work, where the work is in a peer-reviewed journal, then I am in 'violation' of

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The tags can be removed by you or another editor once the issues they mention are addressed. If you have questions, leave a comment here and begin it with

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What I would like to see is a wider discussion with an appropriate wikiproject, and to see some discussion on the reference, and its appropriateness.

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Also, I'm starting to translate the election articles to en.wiki. Do you mind if I ask what the source for the vote figures was? I've already had

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In the article you put a template stating there are no references at all but that is not true, when you put that template there were 3 references.

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place, but then erasing 'his' information without explanation does feel like 'teasing' (even if that was not meant to be). If the situation is

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of edits, I will clarify here for posterity sake that the above template, which is completely standard for making someone aware that a

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edits of which 87% in the article name space. On the Dutch Knowledge (XXG) which is also your main Knowledge (XXG)-project I have done

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I was not successful in finding some information about that. Maybe because he was not a member of a party, but I just don't know. -

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We need links to sources of information about this fellow. We also need birth and date of death on the article. Why is he important?

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Are you giving this admin also a warning for vandalism? Your were unblocked under strict conditions as the unblocking admin wrote:

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Before I effectively resotored the fact-template next to the word 'Former' the reader could see the following text in the article.

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Is it possible to clarify, what was missing at that wiki ? The website of Japan Atomic Energy Agency, is quite clear about it.

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My first edit on the English Knowledge (XXG) as user Robotje was on 3 September 2004 and starting from that moment I have done

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i.e. "The image above is proposed for deletion. See "images and media for deletion" to help reach a consensus on what to do."

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as he was on this Knowledge (XXG)). So it is clear this user has a long history of blatant self promotion on Knowledge (XXG).

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on talk pages using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. If you need help, check out

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Well those other sources have been found so the need for a COI edited reference is gone because it can be easily avoided.

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groups are dead as door nails, there are all kind of gimmicks to keep track of what's happening, problematic pages etc.

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to this discussion as well. In all cases, I would like to invite all three of you to discuss the edits. Thanks. --

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I would suggest discussion on an appropriate wikiproject, or on one of the bigger/top level pages which is affected.

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I stumbled Dewnarain Poetoe, and cleaned up the others. Adding WikiProject to the talk page is useful. Indeed, the

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That's a completely false statement. On Febr. 23, 2008 a self reference of him was removed on this Knowledge (XXG)

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Wikipedians by edits, I was wondering if you would be willing to multi-license all of your contributions or at

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that directly supports the material. Any material that needs a source but does not have one may be removed. ..

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very pleased with the results. I guess you have similar experiences. As for the votes in the first round see

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Hello Borgdorff - Robotje behaves in the same aggressive manner on the last page I have just put on this web

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exists, does not imply that there are any issues with your editing and is not the same thing as a warning.

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they used is not always good enough. If you run into more requests for references, please let me know. -

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on certain flagged pages. Pending changes, also known as flagged protection, is currently undergoing a

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so there is apparently not much personal gain in that than a 'whoohoo, my name is in Knowledge (XXG)'.

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Oh well. I guess it's out of our hands. Let's hope "Chris73" does "the right thing" and is successful.

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Johan Somaroe (Jan) Kolhoe (c. 1918) was a member of the Surinamese parliament in the 1950s and 1960s.

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Thanks for creating, could you please add more sources? just two more reliable sources should suffice.

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To allow us to track those users who muli-license their contributions, many users copy and paste the "

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OK, I did have a thorough second look, as I do not like the situation that is there with this user

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G'day - I'm dropping this note in to you because earlier today I responded to a request to file a

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Add the following to the image captions: {{deletable image-caption|Tuesday, 3 November 2020|F7}}

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Transport in the Netherlands‎ (Reverted edits by 86.83.155.44 (talk) to last version by Robotje)

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those on the geographic articles. Over 90% of people asked have agreed. For More Information:

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on your talk page and someone will show up shortly to answer your questions. Again, welcome! --

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In Dutch this is called "spijkers op laag water zoeken"... Can you take your facts-logo back ?

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license is a true free documentation license that is similar to Knowledge (XXG)'s license, the

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On July 29, 2008, more than 10 months and approx 400 edits later, you remove the reference,

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HTM Personenvervoer‎ (Reverted edits by 86.83.155.44 (talk) to last version by Erik Baas)

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a reference to apparently their own work is introduced. That was on September 7, 2008.

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bad, then you could have brought it to the attention of the local administrators here (

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vrees dat dat niet/onvoldoende gaat helpen om het artikel van MoiraMoira te redden. -

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The problem is that I see here a 'reference' being removed which was there for (on

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Trams in Europe‎ (Reverted edits by 86.83.155.44 (talk) to last version by Robotje)

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Robotje is also behaving aggressive on the last page I have put on this site about

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Please refrain from making unconstructive edits to Knowledge (XXG), as you did to

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A special set of rules applies to certain topic areas, which are referred to as

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what are you up to ? with all your "fact"-actions ? What do you want to imply ?

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behavious, generally, does not help your arguments). Please have a look at the

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Light rail‎ (Reverted edits by 86.83.155.44 (talk) to last version by Robotje)

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Hey, thanks for creating these articles - would you mind citing your sources

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to articles placed under pending changes. Pending changes is applied to only

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Now, about this pinging. At Knowledge (XXG), we are all volunteers, Go read

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Hoi Robotje, nu je er toch bent :-) In 2009 schreef MoiraMoira het artikel

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By the way, at the end of the edit where you started this topic you wrote "

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Please help me with... I just tried to nominate a file to be deleted (see

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Hi Robotje, I believe that message means that you should add that

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For people who want to see 147 pictures of all the 147 trams; see

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The link he gave points to the same page I gave a link to:

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I would like to hear your side of this, and I may invite

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