User talk:Nicklausse
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[edit]Hello Nicklausse, and welcome to Wikipedia!
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[edit]Please slow right down with your reverts, otherwise I'll have to block you sooner or later. And how, may I ask, do you and Sumerophile share multiple IPs? Are you then the same person? Moreschi (talk) (debate) 10:52, 29 April 2008 (UTC)
- Since all you appear to be doing is disruptive meatpuppetry on behalf of Sumerophile, I have blocked you indefinitely. Ridding Wikipedia of nationalist bias is fine. The way you are attempting to do so is not. Revert-wars rarely get very much accomplished. Moreschi (talk) (debate) 14:15, 4 May 2008 (UTC)
What are you doing?? There are several people editing in agreement with Sumerophile, as well as myself, because that is the archaeological truth. If this is how you treat the few serious editors that show up at WikiPedia and stick it out, you cannot seriously complain about Ararat Arev or his friends on these noticeboards.
You also have been putting Sumerophile on an arbitration page which does not apply to her. The discussion on the arbitration noticeboard even points out that the ancient Near East pages she has been working on have nothing to do with the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict.
And btw, I have not edited anything on WikiPedia in the past 2 days, "disruptive" or otherwise.