Talk:Canada–China relations

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irrelevant and redundant info

@Tobby72: Per your edit wars here, here and here i have remove the info you add until an agreeement on this can be occurred. Per brd do not restore this till we discuss this or i take you to administrator incident place for edit war on this article and the other ones (2018 china united relations, miao wei and Wilbur Ross). Waskerton (talk) 07:33, 11 December 2018 (UTC)[reply]

@Waskerton: Per your edit wars here, here and here please explain your reasoning. How can this be irrelevant?

In 2013, Canadian oil and gas company Nexen became a wholly owned subsidiary of Hong Kong-based CNOOC Limited. —"Exclusive: China's Nexen plans Gulf of Mexico oil exit amid trade war - sources". Reuters. September 26, 2018.

Please explain to us. Thank you. -- Tobby72 (talk) 17:15, 12 December 2018 (UTC)[reply]

@Tobby72: To be clear the edit war is started by you. I reverted you which should have been signal FOR YOU NOT ME to start discussion on the talk page here per brd. Now on to materiall in question: the source does not say why nexen is important. in FACT the article you cite does not even talk about nexen in context of relations between canada and the prc it is about a trade war that is not even related to about canada. You need to get an article that say why nexen is even important to the relation between the two country or else the inclusion of the material will be just random. (like your other material on other pages) This really is not hard to understand if you just stoppped to try so hard to edit war jsut to prove a point Waskerton (talk) 20:23, 12 December 2018 (UTC)[reply]

@Waskerton: 1♯ Canadian oil and gas company Nexen is one of the largest oil producers in the UK North Sea. CNOOC is one of the world's largest oil and gas producers. According to the Maclean's, "The CNOOC-Nexen deal touched off a great deal of controversy about what degree foreign state-owned control of Canadian resources is acceptable. That the deal came from a Chinese company, in particular, raised concerns in some quarters about doing business with a non-democratic state."[1]

2♯ WP:BRD isn't a policy. WP:Edit warring, on the other hand, is. BRD doesn't mean you're allowed to just keep reverting if nobody starts a discussion. Second: as I said, BRD doesn't mandate who should start the discussion. It merely advises that if you're reverted, you should discuss the edit with the other party. Please read and follow WP:BRD#Details carefully.

3♯ You are wikihounding by reverting my edits, Waskerton — diff, diff, diff, diff. On your edit: also read WP:MOSLINK. -- Tobby72 (talk) 09:51, 13 December 2018 (UTC)[reply]

@Tobby72:

1: So obvious you do not read. I never say nexen or cnooc is not important i say the source you put does not mentioning why they are important. Or any of the concern or whateever else you say is involve. THAT is the point
2: i just laugh at your attempt to give me an impression like you are a wikipedia judge when you put all these links. Like i am suppose to be intimidated by your "knowledge" of wikipedia. No just simple logic would estroy the stupidity. If everybody follow your insane idea about brd then no disagreement on content would EVER be resolved because nobody will have reason to start resolution of it first. it would just be endless reversion/edit war.
3: You are wikihounding more ([2]). more of that and we go to ani Waskerton (talk) 05:25, 14 December 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Folks, we are close to an edit war here. That is a shame, because this is an important article that many people are likely to read because of the tons of articles in the news media about the changes in our relationship with China. I am not an Admin or anything, but have made many updates to this article.

One option is to take advantage of the Wikipedia:Feedback request service to get others to look at the issue in dispute and comment as to which side they agree with. But that is a lot of work. The alternative is to get others who have worked on the article provide their comments but.....I have read your notes and do not really understand what the dispute is actually about. (And perhaps the dispute has been resolved by now). Peter K Burian (talk) 14:20, 15 December 2018 (UTC)[reply]

RECENTISM

Is there a reason why the Justin Trudeau subsection is taking up such a large portion of the History section? Can we not trim this down to the important details? Why does USMCA get a whole subsection, etc.? ― "Ghost of Dan Gurney" (talk) 15:03, 10 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]