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infobox, the DA was not listed but the PR seats were just included in the individual party's totals. However, you decided to add the DA into the infobox with its own row, but for some reason only include the 8 DP seats. If you want to include the DA, then you need to remove the PR seats won by the PP and NP from their totals (and remove the independents entirely). However, I think it would be preferable to leave it how it was originally, as that is how the results table breaks down the seats.
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culture wars extensively on their platforms, but it is something that doesn’t get reported as it is an issue that the country, outside of party’s electorate, generally doesn’t care about. Using their own for that I feel like is fine, as long as its described as “party has railed against” or “the party has spoken out against”. Additionally, they’re a pretty small party and especially after
Japaridze’s exit not really in the news / analysis much. What do you think?
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I have just noticed that you recently undid my revision to La France
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There are countless splinter groups like this since 1955. Their existence has more to do with Japan’s campaign finance law. Listing them alongside the two big parties that merged into the LDP was like saying the US Democratic Party was a merger of the
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Japanese politics. The LDP didn't become a new party in 2017. When a new party is formed in Japan, there would be a 結党大会. Nothing much happened in 2017 concerning the LDP. The LDP is the constant. Other so-called parties are often shorter splinter groups.
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Don't worry. I understand what you've said, as I've read the article before. My issue is with whether or not "National liberalism" should be in the infobox, as national liberalism is what sets SK liberals apart from liberals in other countries, which is why "Liberalism (South Korean) is there, rather
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I am indeed only using other sources when objectively describing something about the party, but I feel like it is fine to use the party’s own website or their youtube channel when talking about their comments or how they describe their ideology. For example the party has railed against “wokeism” and
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The problem is your changing a colour of a party without consulting others. The colour has been used for over a year, and as I've said, maps and diagrams use the colour I reverted the module to. However, to express the official and customary colour, it is best to do so in the infobox of said party's
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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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template on the talk pages of the source and destination. Please provide attribution for this duplication if it has not already been supplied by another editor, and if you have copied material between pages before, even if it was a long time ago, you should provide attribution for that also. You can
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to denote that the party from 1997 to 2004 was dark blue, rather than sky blue in its latter years before it was renamed
Saenuri. Yes, I understand that the LDP was a merger of two parties, but other parties have merged into it, like with the DPK. In addition, other lang. Knowledge (XXG) don't have
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What really needs doing is reverting everything except the infobox changes back to the pre-edit war state, and correcting the infoboxes to bring them in line with the results. This is one reason I have not done a wholesale restoration of the results tables – correcting the infoboxes will take some
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Do you mean the infobox? I tried to put aside the infobox and the lead to the last thing I'd do when redacting Girchi's page, but (I think it was) yesterday I couldn't wait longer and redacted the lead. I am still in the process of finalizing ideology and I am only done with 1/2 of it, so when I'm
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There was a discussion somewhere, which I can't remember, that Number 57 was a part of and the conclusion was to change the templates on the French legislative election to the leg. elec. infobox. As he updated such pages (which contained inaccurate info about the elections), he change them over to
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I've read somewhere that electoral alliances are not allowed by electoral law in South Korea. Platform Party and
Democratic Alliance are parties and unofficial alliances. Also, you can't merge DAK into DPK, as they only competed in the PR seats, but you can't merge DAK with the other parties under
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When you fill in an edit summary, please describe the edit itself. Summaries such as 'better' and 'much better' are no help to other editors: everyone thinks their edits are making an article 'better' or 'much better', no matter what they're doing. 'Added' or 'mistake' aren't at all clear, either.
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Liberal & the Democratic parties in 1955. These two parties still represents a clear ideological division within the LDP today: 保守本流 & 保守傍流. LDP didn’t became a new parties in 2017. Those other parties you named as predecessors” were all short-lived splinter
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What's the "right" colour? A website or election poster having a slightly different shade of blue or red for the party than the shade shown in Knowledge (XXG) means that the colour at use here is wrong? It took quite some time for me to explain you the rationale behind Knowledge (XXG) colours at
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All election articles using colours you unilaterally changed are going to be affected. That's dozens, hundreds or even thousands of articles, depending on the party. Once again, you are changing those colours unilaterally without any consensus just because you feel like it, doing so in a massive
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It is you the one who has come here mass replacing colours that have been well-established across Knowledge (XXG) for over a decade. The last thing you should do is to come over anyone else's talk page and issue threats of bringing admin intervention. Do so and I'll ask for a block on you for 1)
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1. The Knowledge (XXG) across different language (including both English & Japanese), have used the color green to represent the LDP. This applies in graphs, charts, maps, etc. The LDP itself uses several colors in its branding. The LDP’s historical main rival DPJ (before its merger into the
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and in this series of articles; I I look at your last fifty edits I see barely any edit summaries/explanations, and for these articles you offered nothing. In fact, your talk page is full of warnings pertaining to edit warring, a lack of explanations of your edits, and edits made without proper
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is misleading, as it suggests the Basic Income Party and Transition Korea ran in the election, but they did not – they simply had candidates within the DPK list. This sort of thing regularly happens in Israeli elections and we do not include the parties not running independently in the infobox.
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There's no reason the Bhutan election pages have to have the simplified infobox. Most legislative elections use the version with pictures and more details, and the Bhutan ones have used them like that without any issue for ages. The template guidelines state "For legislative elections with many
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If your most recent edit summary is correct, then your changes were still wrong, as all 14 of the DA's PR seats should be listed as being won by the DA and not split out between the PP, NPA and independents. The results table will also need amending to reflect this. Which would you rather do?
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In 2024 the Democratic Alliance was an alliance of the Democratic Party, Progressive Party, New Progressive Alliance (including its constituent parties) and independents. Of the 14 PR seats won by the Alliance, 8 were DP, 2 PP, 2 NPA and 2 independents. In the original (agreed) version of the
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of your edits are unjustified: I'm aware some of these are, because some of these affect to specific cases I know about. Maybe there is a reasoning behind some of these that could make them necessary. We cannot know since you are not pursuing a case-by-case analysis but a massive replacement,
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articles I typically edit and I came across these, I saw these were massive in scope and not isolated nor minor changes and I intervened to warn you on that. Now, could you maybe take a look to everything else I said instead of looking for other culprits to blame for your own responsibility?
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I know they are two separate issues, but there is a similarity in your editing: a refusal to explain. No one should have to come to your talk page and complain about edit warring for you to explain what you are actually doing, and you certainly didn't explain your NU'EST edits until
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I have suggested some alternative infobox layouts on the talk page of the 2024 election which differentiate between simply showing the alliance as a whole, listing all parties individually, or grouping parties in an alliance. It would be best to agree on a consistent method. Cheers,
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Which logos did you use for all the South Korean parties you claimed changed colours in the 1950s and 1960s? And seriously, the Icelandic Social Democrats having a very slightly different shade of red in their new logo does not mean having to create a new party colour row.
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for your changes. You are applying massive changes and you are doing so caring nothing for anyone else's thoughts. About Number 57's stance, I don't know on his motives, you surely can ask him, but you should be noted that punctual, justified changes are nice. You are
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And? Reverting any edit is perfectly legitimate. In this case, they were conducted so as to show a disagreement with undiscussed and unjustified edits that aimed to change a previous status quo version of the modules. These reverts were explained and justified. Check
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reckless editing without any consensus + 2) being so rude when someone disagrees with your edits and by engaging in edit warring. Your changes affect many articles across Knowledge (XXG) and some of these would involve changes in charts, graphics, maps and so on. The
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If the point about the DA being a party is true, then the 2020 infobox is the correct way of doing it, and all 14 PR seats should be listed in the infobox as being won by the Democratic Alliance (and the totals for PP reduced and NPA/independents removed). Cheers,
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Hello, I've seen you've been reverting a lot of edits, especially in regards to French elections, citing a new standard. Where is this new standard specified? I cannot find any trace of it, so it would be great if you could point me to the right place. Regards
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you seemingly perceive there is with the colours of a large number of parties. Edits at your scale would require a justification, a discussion and a likely consensus, none of which you have even cared to provide (just a threat to myself for reverting your
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No other user has attempted such a massive replacement of colours across multiple modules and multiple countries before, so I don't think you can really compare isolated changes (which can be even justified) with your edits that are seemingly motivated to
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It's confused you into making the changes to the seat change figures. If you want to include it in the article, usually it is done by having a table of contesting parties and their result in the previous election and seat numbers going into this one (like
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Regarding the reverting of your change on the Estonian election. If you want to change the infoboxes, it's usually a good idea to do the whole series of articles in one go, as editors often revert on the basis of inconsistency if you only do one. Cheers,
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from a consensus on any "new standard" (actually, it shows people re-opening discussions on the issue over and over again because of doubts on how this was implemented) and more like two or three users unilaterally imposing it on everyone else.
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Thank you so much! You had to have seen the mess the page was previously. Gotta say I'm a tad prouder of Georgian Dream, because that turned into a total edit war and I'm proud of the compromises the 3 editors who took to editing that page
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I'm surprised (though, going by what you have said to me since I've been here, that doesn't surprise me). I suppose I'll look to see if something can be created along the lines similar to the "Election results" temp. in my sandbox.
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and clicking the button labelled "Contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag from the page yourself.
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My apologies for being this forthright. Please stop changing the LDP related details (colors, predecessor parties). The reasons of which I have stated in change logs ad nauseam. I’ll repeat them here for one last time:
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Hello. The seat change figure in the infobox is compared to the previous election, not seats before. I would strongly advise not using the seats before parameter as it confuses people into making these changes. Cheers,
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By your logic, if a party changed colour before an election, you wouldn't change the colour of the party for the election, nor in the infobox. DPJ hasn't existed since 2016, nearly eight years. For example, there is
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Two separate issues. The reverted edits on the French election pages revert to a time when there were no references, or poor ones, which I reverted back to Number 57's edits.. In regards to Nu'est, that was OR.
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reversion to a colour that is no longer used by the party. If you disagree, I suggest we open a discussion on the most relevant talk page to try and reach a consensus on what should be done with other editors.
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Stop messing with the colour templates at once. You stated here that you would stop doing this after multiple users warned you over here and in the module pages themselves, yet you have kept doing it despite
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Yeah I feel like Libertarianism is the best and only descriptor, thank you. Even pro-Europeanism is questionable with the party's recent shift (that I'll add later), maybe even hovering somewhere around
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In all honesty, the reporting on what number DAK/DPK go was very messy, as Korea Herald reported that they/it (whatever) got 175 seats! It would've been so much simpler if they banned satellite parties.
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Please just stop with the constant colour changes. It is making things far more complex than they need to be, and in many cases I am not even sure whether it is real or simply made up by yourself.
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The site you asked about using and I said you shouldn't use other wikis? If you don't stop this, I am going to request you be blocked from editing in module space to stop you editing the colours.
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to seek a new consensus for these changes. Colours like that for the People's Party (Spain) are well established and are not going to change just because you feel like this some day or the other.
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2313:. Everyone is welcome to contribute constructively to the encyclopedia. However, discussion pages are meant to be a record of a discussion; deleting or editing legitimate comments, as you did at
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As you are still creating problems, please consider this a final warning. If you do not stop messing about with party colours, I will be requesting you be blocked indefinitely from module space.
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colours across a wide number of countries affecting a massive number of articles, and that your only justification so far is "hey, this guy does this as well" is (with all due respect) lame. You
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I'll recuse myself further for edits in regards French elections. If I am to be accused of edit warring, then please take note of Number 57 edits to revert edits. I have nothing else to say.
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of mistake are you correcting? Please explain this in your summaries, so that other editors will have some idea of what changes have been made without having to look at each edit. Thank you.
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manner and threatening me just for disagreeing with you. That's bullish, and that you are concerned because of me answering you with "cheers" and not with your own behaviour is concerning.
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The same goes for the 2020 election – Platform was an alliance of several parties – either list the Platform seat total under Platform, or break it down by parties and don't list Platform.
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In most cases the corrected/sourced results don't match what was in the original infoboxes, so by only restoring the corrected results tables, you are making the articles inconsistent...
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Hello, Valencia. Can I know where this "new standard" comes from and why, if not even you are aware of where it does come from, are you engaged in such a massive edit warring? Thanks.
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Then please, can you please locate where such discussion is? Or are you engaging in such an edit warring behaviour against multiple users based on a loose memory of a discussion?
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instead." As the Bhutan elections do not have many parties there's no need to use that template. In the example for legislative elections on the page, it's the regular template.
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that may not have been. "Minor edit" has a very specific definition on Knowledge (XXG)—it refers only to superficial edits that could never be the subject of a dispute, such as
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Election season is coming up soon, so I hope that I'll be able to make Georgian political parties pages (at least the major ones) pages decent for that occasion.
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our colours, like South Korean parties. Not everything is aligned when it comes to info nor colours. If you feel like escalating it further, be my guest.
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groups usually centered around a single personality. I don't believe it’s appropriate to list them alongside the LDP’s true predecessors.
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