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and graphite on graphite page are "pointless and unsourced". Yet it doesn't take an "advanced degree in geology" as boasted to recognize the plain fact that making comparisons don't require referencing! Logical assessments do not require a source or sourcing. Only facts regarding the subjects being compared need to be referenced, as the info was referenced with relevant links.
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exclaimed "Your style of editing, where " sourcing is required for making comparisons." is not how we have chosen to work here." So he wants to make comparisons, but he doesn't know that there's no such a thing as citing for making personal analysis. Instead, he assumes the tone and position of an agentic authority on behalf of Knowledge (XXG) with an erroneous claim.
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is excluded or interpreted. You also have a clear disregard, and the block record to show for it, about attacking other editors. I do not want to see you unblocked. I welcome your seemingly inevitable indef block. I do not think you are, nor are capable of becoming, an editor capable of following the
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There's apparently no clear consensus approach regarding the validity of the article mentioned. And I tried to provide linked sources for it. But instead of improving on the article, it was totally ignored and deleted/redirected by a few editors. There were no issues regarding the content matter, for
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The spirit in which you respond is well, but you are disregarding the possibility that I may already be aware of this. I am not on wiki to compete with anyone. Thus the assertion that the accurate ad hominems used were due to failure to win an argument is ridiculous. Fact is, my personal contribution
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helpful to try to label a person as unintelligent. If you feel that you have to resort to such language to succeed in a debate then you've already lost, ad hominem attacks are usually the last, desperate act of someone who has either lost confidence in their position, or knows that they are wrong but
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However, from the start, a particular editor named Vsmith, albeit occasionally supportive in adding minor info, tends to delete far more than making actual contributions. Often the reasonings provided indicate a lack of focus. For example, recently, Vsmith claims that comparisons made between diamond
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I suspect that Acroterion will rush over to impose his self-importance and save himself from further embarrassment by deleting stuff on my talk page again. I take full responsibility for all I do. That’s why I don’t delete anything from my talk page, unlike Acroterion does with negative comments to
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Some of you editors tend to assume more authority than you deserve, particularly when your comments reveal stupidity at work. You claim I should work with you, and I tell you I need help, but your contradictory assumed position is one with an ego trip. So in protest, I'm telling you just how far up
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Dibgleberry then proceeds to look over my other contributions and deletes an entire page devoted to "Common Misconceptions", offering this contradictory reply "Take this to talk", while the matter was already discussed with another author. Furthermore, I made numerous additions to that article, and
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I don't consider myself a Wiki editor, merely a contributor. I'm not computer savvy, nor am I familiar with imposing my authority on editors like some others here. I don't get a kick out of that. I joined Wiki a few years back cause I wanted to learn, make corrections, and contribute to the best of
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I hope you take this to heart and understand why you were blocked. If you have a desire to improve the encyclopedia then when your block expires, take more care to criticize ideas and actions without needing to label people themselves negatively. Remember that if you're right, you should be able to
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I've been here for relatively a short while. I was inspired to join the wiki editors due to the numerous inaccurate imported info I saw, copy pasted from sources with errors. It seemed like analyzing the borrowed info had slipped past people! While at it, I made useful contributions as well; to the
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I am being unfairly blocked for protesting in defense of having helpful complied contributions made being deleted by an individual with lack of reasoning. I believe this case should be examined by an unbiased party and the editor V. Smith reviewed for his unjust and haste reaction without providing
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reverted a useful contribution I made, cause it was deleted by another editor a couple years ago, claiming that it was "unsourced". Yet stating "I agree with you. A section comparing diamond to graphite would be a good thing." When I explained that one needs no sources for making comparisons, he
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editors that can work collaboratively with other editors. When you call other editors "complete morons", and attack them for "ignorance", you're showing an unwillingness to collaborate with other editors. You don't have to agree with an editor, you can call their opinions into question, you can
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You find it easy to make general suggestions without knowing any better. When you editors wield your authority without consideration, all I'm left with is contempt. I keep reading about how to discuss issues on the talk page, while some of you big shots refrain from talking about issues before
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Look at it this way. Someone comes to an article and makes an obviously incorrect action. You undo their action. They start an argument on the discussion page to defend their action. If they don't know what they are doing, and you are better-informed, you should have no difficultly either (A)
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for more information on uploading your material to Knowledge (XXG). For legal reasons, Knowledge (XXG) cannot accept copyrighted text, or images borrowed from other websites, or printed material without a verifiable license; such additions will be deleted. You may use external websites or
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You have been blocked for continuing to make personal attacks on other editors and for inserting lengthy unsourced opinion essays into articles. If this happens again, the next block may be indefinite. Please reconsider your approach to collaboration with other editors, and please read
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blocked me for speaking my mind while claiming "Administrators address issues of editor conduct such as yours." Well if you're not an administrator, then why do you insist on enforcing your position on me and not let the real deal handle this? Gang mentality of course!
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Unless you're claiming to have multiple personalities, please leave this matter to the 'committee'. Your personal assessments or preconceived notions are of no interest to me. As you see, I have a right to act defensively. I don't appreciate being subjected to ignorant
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Does "Wikipidia" want editors that make fortifying contributions to pages? Or would Wiki benefit more from editors who make pages look pretty after others, but delete time spent helful info with a click before using the "Talk" page first regarding their concern?
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was not in dispute. It was merely labeled "pointless" by a supervising editor with delusions of grandeur. It was not done due to incompetency so much as due to ignorance. In Nature, for every action, an opposite reaction can be expected.
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Wow… Dingleberry, you express yourself with such passion, as if I disrupted your work and deleted some of your contributions or something. Do you ever make any useful contributions? How constructive (not destructive) are your efforts?
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Yet before discussing the issue, and so inconsiderate of the time I spent to compile the material, my efforts were wiped away labeled "pointless". Thus, every time anyone across the world wishes to compare and contrast
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erasing my efforts with one swoop. That's a contradiction in practice. I believe in fairness. I will not tolerate a dictatorship without protest. I much rather leave your self serving scenario than to submit. (
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The above section was blanked and I've now restored it. If I'm to be attacked like this, and then the attacker is to request unblocking as if nothing has happened, then I want this to be clearly visible.
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No, you're not blocked for "protesting in defense" of something. You have been blocked for making personal attacks. It's not acceptable to call people morons and fools. Please read the links above.
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Talkpage access revoked due to continuing abuse. If you insist on puerile name-calling, you may not edit. If this resumes after your block expires, you may expect to be blocked indefinitely.
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Lol @ a couple of dimwit power hungry senior editors with poor reading comprehension. The title clearly states ’’’I’m leaving Knowledge (XXG)’’’. I felt the need to point this out.
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Administrators address issues of editor conduct such as yours. I'd suggest that you reconsider your approach to interactions with other editors. Insults don't advance the project.
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combat their assertions with assertions of your own (preferably backed up by evidence verified by reliable sources). What you can't do is attack someone personally. You
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side by side on a page, remember that the foremost authority on this matter named Vsmith (a Wiki editor- sort of) claims that you are making a "pointless comparison".
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convincing that person that they are wrong, or (B) convincing other people that the person is wrong. In either case, such convincing (which helps you establish a
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Furthermore, Dingleberry reverted Acroterion's deletion of my comments made to him, so go figure. I bet you feel like a fool now Acroterion. (
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Since you've returned to puerile name-calling, I assume you don't plan on altering your behavior. As promised, you're indefinitely blocked.
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extent that I can easily provide support, either by direct reasoning or referencing the introduced material to the best of my ability.
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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge (XXG) appreciates your help. We noticed though that you've added some links pointing to
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my ability. However, some editors here have created an obstacle to my efforts, and so I am not going to waste my energy here anymore.
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be willing to work with other people that you think may be "morons", without escalating discussions by making such accusations.
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will be wrong. But that's how Knowledge (XXG) works. At no point is it necessary to attack someone personally, and it is
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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge (XXG) appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited
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I'm no one's play toy. I will react. Would you like me to write to you about what you can do with your warning?
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In your short career at WP you have demonstrated two failures to follow basic rules. You don't appreciate how
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I have discussed with or replied to you at a couple of talk pages, largely to respond to your NPA insults.
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any arguable section/s could have been refined. Thus, I can deduct that editor gang mentality is to blame.
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As a result of a blunt protest on the graphite talk page, I am currently blocked from further editings.
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Shaman poet: I have had, as far as I recall, only two interactions with you in content space:
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was submitted on Jul 18, 2016 00:57:51. This review is now closed.
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