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Copyright problem on Return of refugees of the Syrian Civil War
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Thanks!Deb (talk) 16:20, 17 March 2020 (UTC)
- Hi. I see you're still not using edit summaries. Please try and remember to do this when you are making such big changes to the article. Deb (talk) 21:57, 17 March 2020 (UTC)
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Unjust accusation of 'vandalism'
[edit]Hello BlueMadrigal. I only recently encountered, that you've characterized a serious and motivated edit of mine, on 13 June on page European migrant crisis, as "vandalism". This seems way out of line, to me. An edit that you disagree with is not automatically vandalism (in Wiki sense). I gave a thorough motivation by that edit. Ofcourse you may always disagree with any given motivation but that does not make the opposed/rejected edit vandalism. Unfortunately, you did not give much further motivation for your revert (except that the information I removed was sourced, but info being sourced is no guarantee that it is relevant to the article or relevant to a specific section in the article). I suppose, that unjustly accusing someone of vandalism can be considered either personal attack or uncivil behaviour in Wikipedia sense, or that for other reasons it is not allowed in Wikipedia. So I just ask and advise you, to stop with unjust 'vandalism'-incriminations, and ofcourse refrain (also) from other unacceptable behaviour (towards colleagues). --Corriebertus (talk) 09:43, 2 July 2020 (UTC)
Your English
[edit]- You said: "I'm still waiting for your line by line proof that my English is sub-par."
- Okay, you asked for it.
- "This is your first deletion of so called sub-par." This sentence is missing the object.
- "Also you deleted whole section with the same dubious claim." In this sentence, the article is missing.
- "Both of these are very informative, well sourced, highly related additions." I assume by "highly related", you mean to the subject of the article, in which case "relevant" would have been the correct word to use.
- "The second one is about "return of refugees to their homes"." Very unclear - the second what?
- "An administrator personally supported an article about migrant crisis without the section about how/when/why refugees can turn back to their homes." One hardly knows where to begin with this sentence - it's incomprehensible.
- "The problem here is the editors (not so shadowy), who own the article." Punctuation is wrong.
- "It is the deleting editors POV (though at the same time claim that it is my POV) when an editor deletes my additions with a claim that migrant crisis shouldn't include government policies that create the crisis in the first place." Another example of a sentence where the individual words mean something but the sentence makes no sense at all.
- "That is the main reason it is in the poor shape." The phrase "in poor shape" doesn't require or ever use the definite article.
- "This behavior became so outrageous that an administrator whose job is to help editors, deletes submissions." I can only guess at your meaning. Are you perhaps trying to say that it is outrageous for an administrator to delete submissions?
- "There is also another editor one who openly claims that he did not check the source before deleting, because as the delete-or claims there was no reason look at the reference presented in discarding the addition." This makes absolutely no sense either.
- "Like this is a personal form not an informative place which reflects facts produced by various informative sources." What do you mean by "a personal form"?
- "I just don't want to argue (like a discussion form) including the virtues of "government policies" or "public opinions" in creating the "Migrant Crisis" to editors who want to keep this article only about the numbers of migrants." What do you mean by "a discussion form"? There is no such phrase in English. You can't say "I just don't want to argue ... including the virtues"; that's not English. Do you know what "virtues" means? Also, "the virtues of [x] in creating..." is not a possible phrase in English. "To" is the wrong preposition to use with the verb "argue".
- "I'm also not interested why these editors want to keep an article in poor shape as it is." Highly ambiguous. Do you mean "why these editors want to keep an article" or are you suggesting that "these editors" want the article to be in poor shape?
- "Sadly that also includes a group of Administrators." What does?
- "I still personally don't know Deb's positive contribution (did created a section?, did improved a layout? did resolved a conflict?) to this article, since I began editing." There seems to be a noun missing from each of the three clauses inside the brackets. Also, "did" is not used with the past tense of the verb: i.e. you can say "X created" or "Did X create?" but not "Did X created?"
- "I just know I'm told by Deb that I suck at this." This is the first sentence in the whole paragraph that makes sense in English. Deb (talk) 15:32, 7 September 2020 (UTC)
September 2020
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Incomprehensible behaviour in European migrant crisis
[edit]Hi. Why are you undoing perfectly fine edits like: this one, or this one, or even this one? You should also not remove maintenance templates like the one I added here, and the empty section is a perfectly fine way to show that there is some work to do – but that section is needed if we want to keep consistency on that article. So please stop. --Ritchie92 (talk) 12:32, 6 October 2020 (UTC)
Hi. I know you don't like being told that your English isn't good enough, but it isn't. Please feel free to carry on contributing to the Talk page and suggesting improvements. However, if you persist in making bad edits and undoing good ones, without first discussing and getting consensus, I will have to put in a request for a topic ban, i.e. you will not be able to edit this article at all. At the moment you are being let off with a warning because we accept that your intentions are good. Deb (talk) 12:46, 6 October 2020 (UTC)
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Nomination of Refugees as weapons for deletion
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