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Hello Dainshku, perdona el atrevimiento, but as English is not my first language and since I have seen you have been editing a lot of Argentina-related articles, I think you're going to understand what I mean... you know how local politics works... the deeply polarized society and the arguments of both sides... I just wonder if you could watch this article and try to enforce WP:NPOV on it. Thank you ☺️. 186.158.132.97 (talk) 21:50, 3 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]

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Senator edits

Hello. Was just wondering why you removed the predecessor/successor fields in edits like this? Cheers, Number 5 7 20:40, 2 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Hi! The information on "predecessor" and "successor" fields for Argentine senators appears to come from the Argentine Senate website, which rather accounts for "replacements". This makes sense for senators who have filled in for vacancies following the party list order (such as Juliana Di Tullio in 2021, who filled in for Jorge Taiana). But it also shows "replacement" data for senators who fulfilled their mandates in full, following the logic of first majority seat, second majority seat, and minority seat. My guess is that this is some sort of internal logic of the Senate archives in order to keep better track of mandates, but to use that information for "successor" or a "predecessor" is inaccurate. From a constitutional and plainly political standpoint, the position is "Senator of the Argentine Nation for the Province of X", not "Senator of the Argentine Nation for the Province of X, First Majority Seat". To use that information in the predecessor and successor fields in infoboxes would be misleading. Hope that clears it up! dainshku • talk page 23:27, 2 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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Stop to try to hide what happened. Sources from Brazil and USA. Cry more.2804:14D:5C87:8C5D:641B:E371:F4B0:1AE6 (talk) 00:14, 28 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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Just wanted to say really nice work! Cheers, Ovinus (talk) 20:12, 24 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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I've created the page of Maggiotti and Giuliano in Spanish, the new ministers of the president. For me, they are nobody, but since Albert named them ministers, they are important. So, you can proceed mister Dainshku and translate. Thaks for create articles about our country in en.wiki. Congratulations. LokoMaslatón (talk) 19:53, 26 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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Romina Uhrig entry

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You had wrote this in the last undo you did in Romina Uhrig entry: "Irrelevant, wanton content from unreliable sources."

Noticias is a very well-known magazine in Argentina that is not only years old but has done a lot of journalistic research for decades. It can hardly be considered an unreliable source.

Noticias belongs to the Perfil group, a well-known Argentine multimedia company with a long history. Hard to call it an unreliable source. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noticias_(revista_argentina).

The first reference is to a twitter, since it is one of first persons who began to make the information public, and actually publish even copies of oficial state information. It can be considered unreliable but, as the information begins to appear in more serious media, it is difficult to consider it a completely unreliable source. And definitely it is not neither wanton or irrelevant information as it impacts directly to the person's political carreer and to her current performance in the entertainment industry. The information isn't about her being guilty but being questioned.

The link to the journalistic program specialized in entertainment is to demonstrate that it has reached TV and because the person had decide to be in the entertainment industry (and so becoming a person of interest for such shows). It is difficult to consider America TV an unreliable source, as it's an important TV channel in Argentina. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Am%C3%A9rica_TV

Lastly, Urgente 24 is an independent journalistic newsletter and is a reference to demonstrate that it is not something that only large media is covering (such as America TV or Perfil), but that a small and independent media is also reporting it.

Regarding the information, it is extremely pertinent to both Big Brother and the political career of this person and not posting what front-line news outlets are reporting seems wrong to me.

If you consider the media that I have mentioned as unreliable sources, why had you leave references to, for example, lanoticia1.com (reference 2 in the article), which is not different than Urgente 24? Or why you are leaving reference 1 to web.archive instead of a current links? Or why are references to other media like Infobae that is not different than Noticias?

I hope you reconsider your opinion.

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