User talk:Dardanus 75

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Medieval national flags

Hi, you have been adding national flags to the pages of some medieval states. All of them are unsourced, modern interpretations or just plainly modern flags of other groups. National flags are a modern concept. Many medieval states did not have a national flag so one should not be added to the page. In the future, please only add flags for which you can find reliable sources. Kardoen (talk) 17:38, 1 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

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Battle of Baia

Hello,

Could I ask you why primarly sources are not important about the battle in the wikipedia page of the battle?

The page is already using many primarly sources, for example the image of the battle and the Moldavian flag is from the contemporary Chronicle Hungarorum. Why we need to ignore the text from the same document and use only the images? The contemporary text says clearly this battle was a Hungarian victory, also I can show you at least 5 contemporary documents what say cleary the same: Janus Pannonius, András Hess: Buda Chronicle (1473), Johannes de Thurocz: Chronica Hungarorum (1488), Antonio Bonfini: Rerum Ungaricarum Decades (1488-1497), Petrus Ransanus: Epithoma rerum Hungarorum (1490). I can copy-paste the text about the battle from these documents. It means the victory of Stephen is not clear, why many contemporary Hungarian sources say different? King Matthias fought in this battle, why do you want to ignore the sources from his court about his battle? Why do you want to see only secondary later sources and only from the other side? I think it is not fair to ignore the other side. I would like to see a balanced wikipedia page about the battle where all sides can show their sources. Romanian sources can it was Moldavian vitory, Hungarian sources can it was Hungarian victory. Why it would be a problem? Furthermore I have strong primarly sources about my statement.

Best Regards, OrionNimrod — Preceding unsigned comment added by Orionnimrod (talk • contribs) 13:00, 13 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]

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Visariun Puiu

Can you please explain this edit, which appeared to remove content referring to information properly cited in the article? -- ZimZalaBim ^talk 15:46, 24 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Note, there's a discussion on the relevant talk page; I likely will revert your edit as a result so the sourced material remains. --ZimZalaBim ^talk 18:54, 24 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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