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A tag has been placed on Maavägi, requesting that it be speedily deleted from Wikipedia. This has been done under the criteria for speedy deletion, because it is a very short article providing little or no context to the reader. Please see Wikipedia:Stub for our minimum information standards for short articles. Also please note that articles must be on notable subjects and should provide references to reliable sources that verify their content.
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Speedy deletion is NOT going to happen! Go to the Maavägi article - on the left site of the screen of wikipedia is a line: "What links here" click on it - you will see all other articles that link to Maavägi - an as you can see there is "speedy deletion link" and so your work is safe.
In the future: to make a page safe from deletion, make as many links a possible to it - i.e. link to Maavägi from all other Estonian military sites 1-2 times and look for articles that mention the Maavägi and link from there too (articles like ISAFNATO an so on :-)
and when writing something on a talkpage (ONLY talkpages!) and always at the end of your text - click on the symbol the arrow points to:
Thanks for your note. I tend to agree that there are too many pictures in this article. I think you could get by with half of them, or even fewer. The number of images does make it difficult to read the text. NawlinWiki14:06, 3 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi Karabinier, good work on articles. But please do not tag the military insignia as your own work even thogh you might have made the images. The proper copyright tag for all such images would be PD-EE. thanks--Termer06:30, 9 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi! The reason why the images were deleted can always be found in my deletion summary:
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CSD I4: Image lacking sources or licensing information for more than seven days
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This means that it was summarily deleted according to this policy because it didn't specify a source. All you have to do is put where you found the image in the description and it's OK. I can undelete these images if you have this information and are willing to do this. Please get back to me on my talk page. east.718at 00:17, December 18, 2007
Note that Mu isamaa, mu õnn ja rõõm is a national anthem and therefore a Wikipedia article could be justified. Mu isamaa on minu arm is mentioned in Lydia Koidula's article.
Of course I saw that the two poems are different. This is not my point. For everybody's convenience, I upladed the poem to the Estoninan Wikisource (Vikitekstid), you can find it by clicking on this link: et:s:Mu isamaa on minu arm.
I did not modify your text at all. The only thing I did to the page is to add the wikisource tag and a link to the wikisource article that I created (thi little icon withthe iceberg). I would also upload the English text to Wikisource, however, I think that is your job as you seem to be the author of the translation. If I am wrong, then please add the name of the translator. I think that you agree with me that all the Estonia literature should be at the same place where everybody can find it. That why the Estonian Wikisource was created in the first place. As a person who is familiar with Estoninan culture, it would be a great asset if you could contribute to our common effort to create a systematic approach to the world's knowledge. With best regards, Andreas (T)23:14, 18 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I want to invit you again to work on the English Wikisource. You should first create an author entry at s:Lydia Koidula. Look at other author entries to see how to format it. The upload the English translation of the song, and put "translator = wikisource" into the header. You should not put your name there, because we expect that others will ameliorate your translation, such that it will be a communal effort.
I still think that the English translation should be removed from the Wikipedia article and replaced by a link to Wikisource. The reason I propose this is that if there is duplication, it will be very difficult to keep them the same as other editors will pitch in and change your translation. Andreas (T)23:52, 18 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Please do not remove tags put on articles unless you have addressed the issue. Wikipedia is a community of volunteers and we rely on courteous behaviour of all editors. Andreas (T)22:32, 18 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I edited your article in Wikisource. You should not put a lot of information about an author into Wikisource, this goes to Wikipedia. Just write one sentence about the author and put it into the description instead of 'An Estonian poet'. Do the same for other Estonian authors you wish to enter into Wikisource. When you have uploaded the English text (you definitely shoud do this), enclose the name of the poem in double brackets, so it can be accessed by clicking on the name. Upload your translation into s:My Country is My Love, and add the header template.
You should not put an entry about an author in Wikisource unless you have at least one work included in the database.
I noticed that there are very few texts in the Vikitekstid. Maybe you can find more classical estonian texts. Note that you should comply with copyright restrictions. I do not know what is the case for Estonian authors, but generally the authoer must be dead for at least 70 years. Andreas (T)01:11, 19 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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I've seen that you've added a lot of stuff to Estonian kroon and tried to make it like euro or USD. I just want to tell you that I partially revert your edit not because the information is false. I did so because of the guide line at Wikipedia:WikiProject Numismatics/Style/Currency article. Euro and USD have more details that don't fit with the guide line. For example, the euro is a multinational currency where many languages are all considered official. That's why it has a funny way of showing different spelling at the top of the infobox. Greek is not an official language of Estonia, that's why I reverted your edit. In addition, I see that you plan to create "Estonian coins" and "Estonian banknotes". The naming convention would result in "Banknotes of the Estonian kroon" and "Coins of the Estonian kroon". Precedents include Banknotes of the Czech koruna, Banknotes of the pound sterling, and Banknotes of the Romanian leu. Thank you. --ChoChoPK (球球PK) (talk | contrib) 06:23, 25 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Estonia has had different banknotes and coins - they ahve had also different names - for excample marks and kroons, sents and pennies. I think that it is not wise to create one big "Banknotes of the Estonian kroon" and "Coins of the Estonian kroon" as they would not represent the hole evolution of the Estonian currency. The name of Banknotes of Estonia and Coins of Estonia would collect all the currency types and names under it on the other hand.
I suggest that we could add the redirection after words - but the main name would be banknotes of Estonia - then i do not have to create "Coins of the Estonian pennies, ...Marks"...
Your point is completely valid. As long as the format is "Coins of somewhere" or "Coins of some currency", I'm fine with it. It's just the "Xyzian coins" format that bothers me. In the past, there were Canadian banknotes, Philippine peso bills, and all sorts of formats. The Estonian mark and the Estonian kroon are kind of like the Australian pound and the Australian dollar. There is a Coins of Australia article as a summary. There are also Coins of the Australian pound and Coins of the Australian dollar because the information is too much to fit in one article. This is just my humble suggestion.
Hm I didnt quite understood what you meant under the "I will move individual denomination articles such as 500 Krooni"?
As long as you dont attend to delete the pages about kroons different banknotes.. :P
Karabinier 24 January 2008 (UTC)
Hallo, where is the permission from Estonian Military posted to use these images under CC license. -- commons:User:Raul6 26. January 2008 (UTC)
These images are not normative acts or administrative documents, these images are not court decisions or official translations thereof, these images are not the official symbols of the State and symbols of organizations (flags, coats of arms, orders, medals, badges etc.). So why is there Template:PD-EE? -- commons:User:Raul6 29. January 2008 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.190.182.4 (talk)
Certainly. The otherships template you were using has a specific purpose. As you will see, it says "For other ships with the same name see xxx". In this case, if there were other ships of the Estonian Navy named ENS Lembit (and I see from your user page that there were) then the established convention would be to have "ENS Lembit" as a disambiguation page. (See HMS Resolution or USS Enterprise for some examples). You would then disambiguate the existing article on the submarine by moving it to something like ENS Lembit (1936), and place at the top of the article the otherships template. This is what that template is designed to be used for, for linking to other ships that have the same name as the one in the article, so that readers who are looking for one of the other ships of that name can find their way to it.
You were using it to link to a related topic, i.e. the other submarine in the class. A link like this already exists in the article itself, and in the "see also" section. We don't include it specifically in the heading. For example, the British S class of submarines consisted of over 60 boats. If we were to list them using the otherships template then there would be an enormous list at the start of each article, which would be highly confusing and counter productive. The otherships template is basically to link to other ships with the same name, not other ships in the same class. You could also think about creating a class template as a footer, as another way of directing readers to the other submarine. Please feel free to ask any more questions, if any of this is unclear or you'd like some more pointers. Kind regards, Benea (talk) 15:47, 28 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi, Karabinier, you are certainly aware, that there are two articles at the moment (!?). I don't quite understand your intentions. Are you going to make Merevägi a redirect after you finished your article ?
I'm not familiar with the procedures English wikipedia has for this case, so I leave it to you for now to do what's best and common standard here. (I usually write in de). Best regards. --Gf1961 (talk) 12:09, 5 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Thanks for your note, good idea! You might just mention something in article talk since you didn't mention in your edit summary why you removed the section. :-) —PētersV (talk) 18:48, 8 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Of course it's higher than Latvian and Lithuanian but could you tell me how could it grow up from 21 000 in 2006 to 28 000? Any sources? Thank you. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 78.61.59.236 (talk) 10:20, 9 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Estonia and Latvia are exceptions on this scenario. It is due to the Soviet industrial immigration waves and ex-military personel of the occupation forces - of whom mayority left between 1991 and 1998 (Estonia and Russia agreement where Estonia had to invest money into new apartments for emigrants in Russia). In Lithuania for example there is no non-Lithuanian or stateless persons problem. It is due to the fact that in Lithuania there were never such a big scale Russification programs as there were in Latvia and Estonia. Also Lithuania granted everybody citizenship in 1990. Estonia and Latvia did not as only pre-war citizens regained their ethnic and juridically correct citizenship.Karabinier (talk) 15:53, 16 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
To my opinion, 'Non-Estonian' = any person, who is not Estonian.
To a foreigner it is very hard and also weird to understand the difference between these 2 person groups. You dont find in any other country such situation easily. If it were that easy and clear to everybody then I would have not made re-changes into your made edit obviously. My goal here is to broadcast in my edits the accurate and the most realistic picture about my country. That includes the difficult political relations with Russia and their so-called the 5th colomn (your stateless people). The 5th colomn is an unofficial state-level nickname of these people - including Russians with Estonian citizenship. The colomn stands for unloyal people who would start looting and supporting the invasion forces once a war again would break between Estonia and Russia.
Karabinier (talk) 16:47, 16 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I think it's not very hard for a foreigner to understand that Estonians in the ESSR were also Soviet citizens (that's why I removed the connection between 'Soviet' and 'Non-Estonian' in the context of the ESSR)
And I also hope that any foreigner would also understand that, say, a British or an American is a 'Non-Estonian' (at least in terms of citizenship). N-lane (talk) 15:11, 16 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
The word non-Estonians have a position in the Estonian language and is regarded as a Russian speaking person mostly. Germans, Italians, Latvians, African X tribe people are not discribed as non-Estonias - they are called foreigners. This is how it goes in Estonia.
It's very interesting. But we are in the English wikipedia here, so I think it would be more appropriate to apply the rules of the English language in order not to confuse English speakers, who don't speak Estonian. N-lane (talk) 15:45, 16 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
In ESSR there only Soviet citizens! There were no Estonians - one big Soviet family - which aim was create to so-called "homo soveticus" - the Soviet Human whose language would be Russian and whose culture would be based on the Russian one.Karabinier (talk) 15:53, 16 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Which, following your logic, means that the ethnic Estonians in the ESSR were 'non-Estonians' (i.e. Russians :) themselves. Still, you used the term 'non-Estonian' in the ethnic context (and not in the meaning of citizenship) when you wrote about immigration in the ESSR. N-lane (talk) 15:45, 16 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Really "Russification only occured in the late 19th Century" and how you call then the 50 years of communism? Russification has been here with waves - during the period Estonia has been annexed or occupied by Russia, USSR, and some areas by the Russian Federation still are. The Name Estonia in the Russian Empire should be changed - as this title shows the voluntary belonging into the empire.Karabinier (Karabinier) 10:33, 17 March 2008 (UTC)
Because the period is about Imperial Russia. Therefore occupation of USSR has nothing to do with this section. For most of the time when Estonia was in the Russian empire, German language and culture was more dominant than Russian language and culture, so calling it "Period of Russification" is absolutely incorrect. Serious Russification only started in 1889, only 29 years before Estonia gained independence. Martintg (talk) 09:24, 17 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Regarding This edit: Please note that labeling clearly good-faith edits as vandalism is considered as a serious personal attack and may get yourself blocked. Please familiarize yourself with the WP:VAND policy Alex Bakharev (talk) 23:34, 18 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I was cleaning up the mess what was left behind by a troll. I will report about this user - RJ CG - who has been marked as a former vandalist on certain pages on certain time events (Bronze Soldier) who tries to bend history in favor of wrong details. Therefore I am not convinced that this user acts in a good-faith effort on certain pages and articles to improve the encyclopedia. Karabinier (talk) 12:31, 19 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Hi! I just thought I'd welcome you to WikiProject Kosovo! I am also interested in history and politics as you are. Feel free to contact me or others if you have questions or want to do co-research. Rayhou (talk) 17:35, 24 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
As I asked, that we should discuss on the article talk page, so I have moved your post from my talk page to there and replied there too. ww2censor (talk) 00:20, 26 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
An interesting suggestion. Yes, I am interested in a topic like this. However, I think that in order to keep Wikipedia consistent we should have a look at the existing country specific relation articles. Have a look at this for example:
There is Foreign relations of France which is dived into topics such as Anglo-French relations. There are no articles for every country. Besides Estonia, Kosovo and such are not the best-known countries. Kosovo has issues with numerous nations and there should be a separate article for everyone of them if there should be one for Estonia.
Have a look at these and see if Estonia could be included or expanded in some of them if it's relevant and is missing:
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You're marking too many edits at Kosovo as minor. For instance, changing the name of a section is usually major, because it alters the structure of the article. Superm401 - Talk03:36, 29 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]
The reason why you are having trouble finding "Pristina's Coat of arms" is because you are searching for a city which doesn't exist. Prishtina, Kosova has an official website [4] and I believe the coat of arms is the Dardanian artifact, it's also at the top of the page. It's pictured here I hope this has helped. Kosova2008 (talk) 16:05, 1 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi. Regarding your changes in various Macedonia-related articles, please keep in mind that the versions you see, especially regarding the Macedonia naming dispute and the historic references, they are discussed to exhaustion in numerous talkpages and archives. Please, before making any huge changes, get yourself familiar with the consensus on those talkpages. Also, please take a note of the WP:ARBMAC (an Arbitration Committee case on the issue), and of WP:MOSMAC (a set of guidelines for referring to the terms related to Macedonia). Thank you. NikoSilver13:41, 4 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
The consensus is that he was Greek and that MAcedonians were Greek.The modern political issues with the slavic state and slavic people in the North of Greece is unrelated as they are.
This is however not recognized in a lot of countries and neither does it say anythign such in history books. Macedonians are a southern slavic nation. There are history films and documentaries, also on youtube made by western countries which say the opposite.
I am not here to continue the never ending fight between Greeks and Macedonians - we have one here with the Moscow-Soviets and Putin - What I want to do here is that this should end on wikipedia and that wikipedia should provide the both sides claims until both sides find an agreement on the origin. Also that it would be internationally and academically recognized. At the moment it is not.
Karabinier (talk) 15:27, 5 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I will not remove it as I see this article is being politilized. Macedonian claims into this issue is important as no other nation in the world has such claims. Alexander the Great play an important role to both countries history and culture legacy. Therefore such removal would be a political act.Karabinier (talk) 15:27, 5 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Stop ignoring the consensus.He is an anceint Greek and they were ancient Greeks because that is the consensus of scientists.It has nothing to do with states .Megistias (talk) 12:38, 5 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
"as no other nation in the world has such claims".Albanians now,Bulgarians in the past ,Romanians in past,Germany & Italy in the nazi era,Nordiscists all around the globe,Black supremacists all around the globe and many others have such claims and they are or were nationalist trash claims.Just stop it please.Megistias (talk) 12:40, 5 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Привет! Мы пока не знакомы. Я работаю в русскоязычной Википедии. Я начал работу по написанию статей об эстонских наградах и военной символике, но я испытываю Трудности в переводе. Не мог бы ты помочь мне в некоторых вопросах, а также в сборе информации. Можешь посмотреть мои статьи в русской Википедии. Как они тебе? Я мог бы помочь тебе в переводах с литовского языка, если хочешь. Успехов!--Kwasura (talk) 02:33, 10 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Holocaust ei tähenda suvalist massitapmist. Nimi tuleneb vanast kreeka keelest ja tähendab täielikku põletamist. Eeskätt kasutatakse seda III Reichi poolt läbi viidud juutide, mustlaste, homode jm inimgruppide hävitamisena. Nõustun Sinuga, et NSV Liidu inimohvrite arv on tunduvalt suurem, kuid see ei anna alust seda kutsuda holocaustiks. Termin nõukogude holokaust on puht propagandistlik. Esiteks, nagu ma seda sõna muutes toonitasin, ei sobi propaganda Wikipediasse. Sellisel juhul ei suudaks Peipsi tagant tulevaid artikleid kogu aeg parandadagi, vaid meid ujutataks üle propaganda tulvaga. Venekeelses Wikipedias on see juba täitsa toimumas. Teisalt ei ole propaganda ka Eesti seisu kohalt hea väljavaade. Lihtsakoeline propaganda töötab propagandisti vastu tihtipeale. Lisaks sellele me ei vaja seda. Meil on ju suuremalt jaolt õigus - NSV Liit viis läbi tohutud inimsusevastased kuriteod. Seega oleks hea poliitiliselt korrektseks jääda ja mitte lasta tunnetel enda üle võimus haaramast.
The discussion about possible existence of BMP-1 IFVs in Estonian Army is interesting. From what I know Soviet/Russian motorized units stayed in Baltic republics (Baltic Military District) in 1980s-beg.1990s were equipped with quite many BMP-1, perhaps, a few could be left there after withdrawal of Russian units. But despite the fact that quite many Russian and foreign online sources mention that Estonian Army had(has) BMP-1 IFVs I never saw the exact number of BMP-1 in Estonian Army (if so).
The best Russian reference-books I have mention the following - Estonian Army has BTR-152 (4), BRDM-2 (7), MAMBA Alvis-4 (8), BTR-80 (75), Sisu XA-180 (57). BMP-1 is not mentioned.
I very much tend to believe at the moment that Estonia doesn't have BMP-1 IFVs.
Estonia did not declare the Soviet Army weapons and vehicles Estonian property in 1991 due to several factors unlike most of the former USSR countries - for example Georgia, Armenia etc. BTR-80s were obtained from a Soviet Russian higher officer living Estonia - the vehicles were taken by force as they possessed a threat and there was a serious weapon demand-need among the restored Estonia Defence Forces. During the Soviet occupation there were numerous tanks, infantry, motorized infantry, air force strategic bomber, navy, submarine and also nuclear units in Estonia. There might be some BMP-1 vehicles only on the test grounds and firing sectors for practice targets though I doubt seriously about that. BMP type of machines entered 1991, during the Moscow Coup, Estonia - and a lot of these machines were deserted near the Tallinn-Narva highway as they broke down during the drive towards Tallinn. I have not found any records about that some of those broke machines would have been taken into the EDF machine park. In 1994 when the Soviet - now already under a new name Russian Army left Estonia, all the machinery was taken along. One of the reasons why Estonia did not declare these weapons as a property of the republic was a reason that Estonia then would have had to buy spare parts and ammunition from Russia for a long time to come. The second main reason was that the soviet machinery was considered very low quality and high cost to upkeep them.
The BTR-152 and BRDM-2 is also a very mysterious thing as there are no official numbers about those vehicles - I have seen some photos from military parades in other cities where such machines are on the parades - that proofs that these machines really are in active use. On the second hand no website has ever presented them - army ones I mean. The real number of BTR-80s is also questionable as I have heard from some soldiers and officers in the forums that most of these machines exist only on papers and around 20-30 are in fighting condition. The Mamba Alvis number is 9 instead of 8. Xa-180 used to be 60 now there 57 left as 3 were lost during the Afghanistan war which still keeps going on.
Recently Sweden has offered 350 BMP-1 vehicles to any foreign country which would buy minimum 50 of those. If Estonia would obtain some of those well-preserved-modernized BMP-1 then they would be the first ones to arrive and wear Estonian colors - very unlikely to happen though.
Thanks for writing and giving information!Karabinier (talk) 14:48, 30 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Hello, thank you for the interesting information. I just don't agree with claimed low quality of Soviet AFVs because it is better in some aspects than of corresponding NATO AFVs but with one important assumption - trained technical service which was (and is) quite often neglected in Soviet/Russian Army.
Regards, Vladimir--Vladimir Historian (talk) 14:15, 30 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Hello.
Do you have any information about the rumored two North Korean BMP-1 IFVs which were supposed to be used as decoration?
Hello ones more for today :)
The complete info about Soviet units (all belonged to 144th Guard motorized rifle Elna division) of Baltic Military District which located in Estonia and had BMP-1 based vehicles (service data of the Ministry of Defense of USSR for the end of 1990). There were no BMP-1 IFVs in Estonian SSR indeed that time.
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You seem to be having an issue with Tuurkun over the Estonia article. I think this should be mediated, I can help with this. What are the issues with Tuurkun's edits? Martintg (talk) 20:58, 20 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Military under politics - its wrong - military is an independent chapter as Estonian armed forces are lead by Commander in Chief not the Ministry of Defence face-to-face level.
Demographics - Ethnic and cultural diversity is enough for headings, the language section was previuosly mentioned, with main article tags. there should not be massive amount of headings if there isnt much to write about it.
Economy - sectors - what does it show to ordinary reader who might not be very educated about the economics and economical termins - agriculture, industry - everybody understands without second thoughts.
Government - infrastructure - also E-government and E-Infra.. these are things which have placed Estonia onto worlds map as one of the leading IT countries - Turkuun version deletes all of this.
Administrative divisions - the name might be okey though counties would be also okey. Municipalities and the largest cities - pointless headings - would make more sense - Counties->Municipalities and cities like my version had. No need to mentioned largest cities - these cities arent something amazingly new or valuable info on a nations articles.
This page is about a nation - its about giving a short summary about as many topics about the country as possible - details and amazing details belong to "main articles" - for example is Andrus Ansip photo really necessary on the article - Estonia has prime minister - its a political position - it has been mentioned in the country info box whose the PM of E.
Another thing with the last election results - thats good information no doubt but in a wrong article. Also I added the current coalition into the country info box.
About Turkuun calling or naming my contributions-deletions on the Estonia article as vandalism is smth which I wont comment because thats not worth my comments.
My proposal - the build-up should remain as it is - the heading frame I created for the article. The economy-science-education could-should have some heading upgrade-changes. But the main frame (which in my opinion gives makes it very easy to surf and obtain info from the needed-interesting article section) should remain unchanged. Also questionable info adds which could easily belong into main articles should go to main articles first.
I dare to question Turkuuns overview and knowledge about Estonia and the Estonian culture - his right to make final decisions about the article changes...
Why the largest industries in Estonia do not deserve a single word? What is wrong with machinery and metal industries? Why you delete Estonia's success in food and electronics industries? Why everything must be dedicated to pollution? Where are your references for statements like "Oil shale (or kukersite) and limestone deposits, along with forests which cover 47% of the land, play key economic roles in this generally resource-poor country."? Well, there ain't any, because oil shale accounts for 1% of employement and 4% of GDP[5], out of which mining is even smaller part, around 1% of GDP. It's seems you are trying to bash Estonia instead of helping provide objective information about Estonian economic composition. Objective information would be like economic statistics by Statistics Estonia, which you delete. Pollution is a big problem, especially in Ida-Virumaa, but so it is in dozens other countries. China, Russia, or Czech Republic are some of the most polluted in the world, but their country articles are not portraying them as pollution-dominated economies. Estonia has made huge progress, cutting some measures by an order of magnitude, which you also delete. Wikipedia is not a place for original research, which means you have to provide references instead of deleting references to statistics that do not support your prejudices.
And if ordinary reader does not understand what is food industry, then the reader can simply look at the explaining article.19:43, 21 June 2008 (UTC)
First of all the food industry IS ALREADY mentioned in the article - look cuisine section - issues relating with food should go to there. Estonia was till the start of the WW II an agriculturing country mainly - not today where agriculture makes less then 5% of the total industry.
Also electronics is mentioned in the article - in science and IT industry - therefore these deletions are justified. Your source which states - your understanding of the source - that oil-shale and mining plays LOW role in the Estonian economy is inaccurate. More than 90% of the electricity produced in Estonia comes from mining industry-oil-shale. Also the CO2 gas quotes are related to this issue where Estonia spends billions of krones in order to obtain them or to sell them in the open market. Before stating statistics you should learn and understand the basics of the countries economy and functioning instead of adding inaccurate text sections with references which are provided to back up not so correct text. This is a serious problem in your upgrades!
Second of all I have provided references to sections where I have contributed. To state that I do not add references is a lie. Look at my contribution into the article from the history timeline - continues improvement with either image, reference etc adding. Third of all "It's seems you are trying to bash Estonia instead of helping provide objective information about Estonian economic composition." you should think before when you add such statements. My goal is only to improve and to make the article better so it could obtain the featured article title and that the article would be protected against vandalism and false information-references.
I believe my knowledge about the country where I am contributing should not be questioned in the terms wikipedia article Estonia. Neither am I a noob or newbie on wikipedia. Ive made nearly 2500 edits to improve various articles, created tens numbers templates and pages. I believe I can say that I do no qualify under a vandal in wikipedia.Karabinier (talk) 00:38, 20 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Hi, you have uploaded a large number of images, mostly Estonian military photographs, under a description of "SfR images; Created by Sf-Karabinier". What does this mean, "SfR"? Are you the photographer? Is there a source? Fut.Perf.☼12:45, 22 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Oh sorry for not answering to your question - there is a big problem with one of the article where a certain user is causing severe damages. This has taken away most of my attention - so again i am sorry for not answering str8 away to your question! I am not a professional photographer though I do make-take time to time some images. SfR is an image title which I use in the pc to manage the images. The images which I have uploaded are a free-ware on the military web page - there is no sign stating copyright ownership over the images. If to call or email them asking whteher the EDF would allow its public symbol to be used in wikipedia I beleiev the answer would be a certain yes. I can do that if this is necessary to keep those images as they are currently? If yes then please let me know about that.
Thanks for the answer. I'm afraid it's not so easy. All images found elsewhere on the web that were created by somebody else, are by default assumed to be copyrighted and hence unuseable. (There are limited classes of exceptions, such as very old works, or in some countries official state symbols.) Images don't need to be explicitly marked for copyright in order to be copyrighted. Also, it would not be enough for the owners to just state they don't mind us using them. They would have to release the images explicitly under a license that allows anybody, not just Wikipedia, to use them for any purpose. We take these things very seriously here. Of course, it would be great if you could get them to do that, but state bodies are usually not very forthcoming about such things.
I'd ask you to go through all your image uploads and check if you can truthfully say you have such a license. By the way, why did you mark the ones I asked about as "created by Sf-Karabinier" (i.e. you), when they were not in fact created by you but taken from the web? I also notice there seem to be a lot that you declared as "self-made" where this sounds rather fishy. If there are other images for whose copyright you can't really account, please come clean about them now; remove them from any pages they are used on and mark them for deletion with {{db-author}}. Feel free to ask if you have further questions. Thanks, --Fut.Perf.☼22:53, 28 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
You have inserted large sections of text 100% copied from non-free source and reinserted it multiple times in the article Estonia. You have been given multiple appropriate warning by other editors. Contributors who repeatedly post copyrighted material despite appropriate warnings may be blocked from editing by any administrator to prevent further problems. This is made clear in Wikipedia:Copyright violations, which you have been advised to read. Turkuun (talk) 18:26, 27 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
This is the last warning you will receive for your disruptive edits, such as the one you made to Estonia. If you vandalize Wikipedia again, you will be blocked from editing. Copyright violations on the massive scale you are engaging in looks very much like vandalism, and you keep inserting it despite several warnings. JdeJ (talk) 23:06, 27 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
You currently appear to be engaged in an edit war according to the reverts you have made on Estonia. Note that the three-revert rule prohibits making more than three reversions on a single page within a 24 hour period. Additionally, users who perform a large number of reversions in content disputes may be blocked for edit warring, even if they do not technically violate the three-revert rule. If you continue, you may be blocked from editing. Please do not repeatedly revert edits, but use the talk page to work towards wording and content that gains a consensus among editors. If necessary, pursue dispute resolution. JdeJ (talk) 23:09, 27 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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I'll make some inquiries over the next few days to clarify the issue of the copyright status of Estonian government websites. In any case I think this involves several paragraphs at most, so I don't see that massive revert are justified. In the mean time, while awaiting a reply from my contacts, you may as well take a break from the Estonia article, the world won't end if it stays in the current state for a while. Martintg (talk) 13:01, 28 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I've reverted to that revision, hopefully you should have a few days to either find evidence that the content is indeed free or rewrite the text, cheers. BanRay23:41, 28 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
I've had a look at what you have done so far and it is excellent work. I think it also needs a "Education, Science and Technology" section, and I agree with you that the history sections needs to be summarized a bit as well. Good Work! Martintg (talk) 20:07, 29 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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I don't feel that the "Source", "Portion used", "Purpose of use", or "Replaceable?" fields are filled out properly. Don't hesitate to leave me a message on my talk page if you have any questions or need anything, I'm always glad to help. delldottalk15:20, 28 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Terviseks! Good job, an interesting and informative collection of rankings! Apologies for not dropping a note back to you sooner! —PētersV (talk) 00:52, 2 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Hi, unfortunately I'm very busy at the moment, and cannot help with the Estonia article. With the Finland article, I noticed that if you just aggressively reverted and re-edited Turkuun's radical edits he was unlikely to start edit wars.
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Hi there. Please don't make medal infoboxes for sportspeople who haven't won any medals. Don't put the tag "athlete" on sportspeople who are not athletes. Overall, could you try to have at least a little quality in your articles and not just one sentence? Punkmorten (talk) 10:57, 7 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Just creating the articles and then going to fix the small errors there. Give me a minute or 2...
Oh yes the medal record label up there. didnt notice that. Well is it possible to create a seperate box just like the medal record holders for the sportsmen who havent won any yet?
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These positions are not "final positions" as you state as the athletes did not advance to the final. Hence only their positions in qualifying/heats are shown. This is the approved style seen at Great Britain, USA, Australia and many other countries. Estonia should be consistent with all these other articles. Formatting these articles for style is a lenghthy process and I take offense at you refering to it as vandalism. Basement12(T.C)18:40, 22 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]
The results of these sprotsmen which represented the nation are important for the nation about which the article is about. I do not agree in this matter that this data is irrelevant. Karabinier.Karabinier 21:43, 22 August 2008 (U
The information on positions is still there merely in the correct place under heat or qualifying results. Most olympic sports do not recognise placings outside of the finals. Even if personnal or seasons bests were to be included they would need to be properly refernced which is very hard to do. National records however easily be verified and should be included I have raised the issue of your undoing my edits at Wikiproject olympics. Basement12(T.C)18:52, 22 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Since when most olympics do not recoqnice placings outside the finals??? Every one of them has recognized them by so far and also nations and national olympic organization recognize them!
Placings in athletics track events are not for example. An athlete finishing 8th in the slowest heat of 10 would not be said to have finished 80th for example. Rankings in heats should be given, although not along with the heat number as this will mean nothing to the reader. Basement12(T.C)19:00, 22 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Türa down lõpeta mu kalli armee laimamine sellega et ta osales Teises maailmasõjas. Newsflash - ta ei teinud seda. Eesti NSV Liit likvideeris selle ilma ühegi lasuta. Seega lõpeta mingi tobeda Teise maailmasõja toppimine Eesti Kaitseväe lehtedele. Sõdisid Saksamaa ja NSV Liit, kelle ridades oli eestlasi, aga mitte Eesti.
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Hi there, I'm currently improving the german articles about the Kaitseliit and Kaitsevägi. Therefore, I need a bit help in understanding the rank insignia system. There are 3 rank insignia systems, one each for the army, navy and air force. I found this, so I wondered, if there is another rank insignia system especially for the Kaitseliit. Then I guessed, this insignia system indicates the function of the wearer. So, I need some translation. What's the difference between a malev and a malevkond? And what does Kaitseliidu Vanematekogu liige, Kaitseliidu Keskjuhatuse valitud liige mean? -- Dias87 (talk) 05:38, 16 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]
First of all thanks for making a contribution for the Estonian military articles in german. The Estonian military is divided into 3 main arms - Air, Naval and Ground forces. It has also a fourth arm known as the Kaitseliit which is sort of the American National Guard type of an organization. The Air and Ground arm share the same ranks system but the other two have their one - Naval and Kaitseliit ranks.
Secondly the translations: malev and malevkond are two different level military groupings. The best excample would be probably a battalion and a company mutual relations in the hierarhia system - as malevkond is a smaller unit of a malev, of which the last one is the biggest regional unit of the Kaitseliiit. There can be multiple malevkonds in a single malev: like in Tallinn. The other two "ranks" are in my understanding non-military ranks - more and less civilian or staff ranks among the Kaitseliit. Kaitseliidu Vanematekogu liige - The member of the National Guards Elderly Board" (where elderly means senior or mentor) and "Kaitseliidu Keskjuhatuse valitud liige - The selected Central Commmitee member of the NG. During war-time these ranks probably loose-have-transmit their duties to andother rank or purpouse. Karabinier (talk) 21:08, 16 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Thanks for translation. Regarding to the "ranks", in my opinion these insignia indicate the level of commmandership. They are usually worn at the collar patch together with the real rank insignia on the shoulders.
Does the Kaitseliit use the rank insignia of the Ground Forces ? Because I didn't find any rank system for the Kaitseliit, just some pictures. These pictures confused me, because there, the soldiers wear differnt uniform colours ( brown, green, blue).
Since I can't read estonian and found no english official site of the Estonian Defence League School, it would be great, if you could create an article in english. --Dias87 (talk) 01:21, 17 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]
No, the Kaitseliit has their own military ranks and hierarhy but they share the same military uniforms. The Kaitseliit webpage has the organization ranks there. These pictures you wathced are the different sub-organizations of the Kaitseliit. Light blue shirts and dark blue trousers - Young Eagles, dark skirts and light blue shirts and funny looking hats and yellow ties are the Home Daughters etc.
Well, I rather meant the first 3 pictures. Are these guys members of the Kaitseliit ? Because of their different colored uniforms. --Dias87 (talk) 19:18, 18 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]
No, the first three ones are Ground Force and air Force uniforms.
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Hey there, Karabinier - since I've seen, that you have basic skills in german language, I'd like to ask you to check my german article about the estonian military due to the fact, that you have more fairly more knowledge about that topic. I gained the information from the official Websites and the english, estonian and russian wikipedia.
Unfortunately, there were some problems with the exact numbers, e.g. of vehicles, planes, reservists, active soldiers, deployed soldiers at mission. It would be great, if you could check all that information and give me a short summary about the mistakes. Thank you ! -- Dias87 (talk) 14:57, 12 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
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Estonia, 
Kosovo and such are not the best-known countries. Kosovo has issues with numerous nations and there should be a separate article for everyone of them if there should be one for Estonia.
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