866:. Thinking that someone is an impersonator is fine, but editing other users' comments yourself, except to revert, is misleading. Why didn't you just say on the talk page that the above comment had been edited? As for "sullying Knowledge", I would remind you that Knowledge talk pages aren't supposed to be perfect. Do you plan to go around and blot out every ugly spot, every edit war? These too sully Knowledge. Covering up something does not make it go away, and talk pages are full of things that I'm sure you'd like to blot out. It is highly unreasonable to expect editors to crawl through a history page, looking for evidence of abuse by a particular editor or group of editors, especially if they don't know the abuse ever took place. If you want to post like an admin,
830:! As for removing comments on my talk page: this really doesn't make things unclear at all: you can check an old version if you want, and besides, its a personal attack: why leave it there? Why let him sully Knowledge just because he has a bone to pick with someone? and no, i'm not an admin, but when he noticed the semiprotect label on the top of the pages, he focused his attention on other pages: an obvious sign he had been fooled. Mostly the reversions/strikethroughs were for one reason: sending a clear message that Knowledge will not allow his "War" that he declared well before he was banned to happen. His word then:
833:"Don't be affraid that i will leave as soon as i have decided to leave. Although, using different names and ano proxies i'll be back whenever i want there's no way you can prevent me to edit wikipedia. so would you stop boring me with your meaningless dictature, and go working on articles or wherever you want, instead of making me waste my time and filling my own talk page with useless unsollicited talk? Thanks.
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Furthermore - and much more important - the insights I post are as interpreted by me and should never considered the "absolute truth". So when I post something, my name goes there as well, and I take responsibility of what I post. I don't need you to do that for me - or anyone else for that matter. Next time I'll file a complaint.
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and similar to the portuguese "voçe". Although others (in example, Mexico, Colombia, Spain, etc) can understand us when we say "Vos sos
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I am confused. I've checked your talk page, as well as my contributions, and cannot find where I posted on your talk page. I do, however, regularly post to vandals' talk pages, so it is conceivable that I posted on yours. I don't see the need for an apology, as most IPs are dynamically assigned to
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American naval vessel on its second leg." Second leg? Whose - the plane or
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doesn't need much explanation: you simply inserted adjectives to make a neutral article biased, such as "pathetic" and "awesome", and you inserted this paragraph: "The shocking defeat of over 300 Japanese ships against only 13 Korean battleships enraged
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status is therefore unclear. If you have not created the image yourself then you need to indicate why we have the right to use the image on
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I do not appreciate getting a warning from you about vandalism when I have commited no such thing. The person responsible for the changes made under the
Vanilla Ice section does not even share the same IP adress as me. Thus I demand nothing less than a sincere apology form you before I am forced to
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Hi. I want to ask you to remove the image from your signature. It detracts from the content of the messages you write (although just a bit), and wastes valuable server and network resources. I don't object to people adding some character to their signature, but feel that using inline images is too
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What kind of college training have you had in recognising immaturity? Did you get a Phd? Can I see the certificate because I doubt you are really in the position to make claim. You should disist as claiming such a thing is much more offensive tham the word "retard" being used in jest. You yanks
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It's not "an unsourced edit". It's meaningless garbage about a school buddy of the person who added it. The person who added it several times from multiple IPS, with false edit summaries (which are themselves grounds for immediate blocking) of "reverting vandalism", which is false accusations
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for it in the edit history. A great way to not have this confusion again would be to limit your anger to the vandal's talk pages, or to be more descriptive in the comment you left in the article. I'm sorry you've had to deal with this, but it genuinely looked like you were jumping the gun.
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You removed my paragraph based entirely on one thread. Incorrect. It was to do two things: State the fact that it has been 90 days since There, Inc. stated they would provide no more patches, and they have in fact provided patches. It was also to displease the vandal who kept putting that
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Hi, Supadawg. I really like your idea of the
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Please mind your own business, which is "Counter
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roots. I cannot believe how rude HappyVR was - has he never learned a foreign language? English is hard! A quick
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That's just humourus talk on a page about a comedy genius where I come from but I deleted it after he whined about it. This shows a lack of understanding of the topic - I don't "talk" in that manner where it is not in context. I think that Libbzman is lacking something.
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I can't remember whether I responded to your note. I think the idea of using maps is a good one. Unfortunately, those maps don't look so great when they're scaled down (mostly because of the state names). I wonder if there are any others around.
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Thank you for your advice about getting an account. I will take it under serious consideration. I accept your apology and am glad that we could resolve this like two human beings. As I always say live and let die, so I will gladly bury the
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Belcourt's wildly eccentric design could be Oliver's heavy use of absinthe, Oliver's and Alva's alcoholism and opium addiction, and the marital discord between Oliver and Alva. Great historical figures should be seen warts and all.
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celebrated by Koreans and considered one of Admiral Yi's most brilliantly devised battle and one of the greatest battles during the war." There are also numerous changes that subtly influence the tone of the article, as shown in
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Why the hell is Libbzman posting messages on my page? I have been given no reason apart from a standard hazy accusation. Oh by the way. Libbzman is allowed to delete from his talk page? Is their a hierarchy of one man courts on
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No problem. I myself much prefer the Spanish method of asking questions - it makes a lot more sense. I've only been learning Spanish for about three years, and I find it a much more beautiful language than English, with its
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the ship? Is that info important enough to keep or can we just get rid of the confusing "on its second leg?" I know you didn't write it, but is there any chance you can clarify that sentence? Thank you. :-)
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got in trouble for in the first place. It's not a good idea, as it makes your talk page hard to follow, since you removed the comments you were replying to. I removed the strikethrough you had in
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Fair enough. All I did was nominating some rubbish articles for deletion. It's just that sometimes I don't bother to log on before I do editing, so I may look like a vandal, but really, I'm not.
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The kid had me spinning in circles there! I was thinking "Oh, ok...he just put it in the wrong section." Apparently Barry Bonds is 16 years old. Sheesh! --
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Welcome to my talk page! I generally keep my replies wherever the discussion was started, so if you post here, I'll reply here. Thanks.
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