User talk:Hjjalal
Conflict of interest and edit warring at Linear programming
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Since you and the 135.* IP editors who have been active at Linear programming are probably the same person, your activities there may be violating our policy on WP:Edit warring. You need to find support from other editors for new material you want to add to the article, particularly when you appear to be promoting your own work. If you try to enforce your point of view by reverting, you may be blocked from editing here. I note the edit summary of this edit: (01:09 on 1 January, 2010)
Since nobody but you supports including this material, you are the one who is edit warring, and you are the one likely to be blocked. EdJohnston (talk) 00:25, 5 January 2010 (UTC)
From Jalaluddin Abdullah: Surely it takes two at least for a war, so what are the motives of the other party? Surely three Ph.D's and a book are sufficient (and I haven't found any serious mistakes in any of them, including my own Ph.D. and book). As for "unpublished", at law I think twenty (20) copies in the public domain constitutes publication and I dare say there are considerably more than twenty copies of the (which happens to be my) book on computers; as for "published" work in the area, it is in my opinion quite turgid (I mean Cline and Pyle) which is why I did not refer to it. As for COI, I suggest you ask yourself if the person who keeps removing my addition has a problem and maybe even a conflict of interest - perhaps that person should be blocked. And how do you know that "nobody but you supports including this material"? Wikipedia is not supposed to contain unsubstantiated statements.
From Jalaluddin Abdullah: And if you continue with your biassed approach I will report you to the senior editors. Thank you.
Suggest Article on generalized inverses and optimization
[edit]Dear editor, would you be willing to include the material you have added to the Linear Programming article (with more on Cline, etc.)to a subsection on "Generalized Inverses in Linear Optimization" in an article on Moore-Penrose inverses, or perhaps to a self-standing article (of more specialty interest)? Thanks, Kiefer.Wolfowitz (talk) 00:34, 7 January 2010 (UTC)
January 2010
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{{unblock|Your reason here}} below. WP:COI editing. You have tried repeatedly, both with your account and with IPs, to add mention of your own work to the Linear programming article, without getting any support for your edits on the Talk page. You've restored your self-promotional changes to the article after others have removed them. Previous warnings to you can still be seen at the top of this page. EdJohnston (talk) 16:14, 15 January 2010 (UTC)
Speedy deletion nomination of File:Orig invar fixedpt probs.pdf
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