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Thanks. I don't know what they'll think but seems as the article was not existant I think it is a good start. With a bit of work it could easily become a great article I think -an important one at that ♦ Sir Blofeld ♦ "Talk"? 15:17, 9 December 2007 (UTC)
Wikimedia Indian chpater
Hello,
This is Anoopan from Malayalam Wikipedia.I have put the details about Wikimedia Indian chapter in our Village Pump. Regards --Anoopan (talk) 05:51, 11 December 2007 (UTC)
- Thanks. utcursch | talk 06:03, 11 December 2007 (UTC)
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I believe that that SPA keeps on reverting to an attack oriented page. Hurlstone is a selective school which means it is one of hte best in NSW. The SPA has turned the article into a highly negative piece massiavely oriented towards recentism. Blnguyen (bananabucket) 08:24, 12 December 2007 (UTC)
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Help on Singh
Dear Utcursch,
I recall you helped in the past on the Singh article. Sikh Historian and myself are trying to keep it as accurate as possible and include all groups but this one chap Harrybabbar keeps coming on and vandalising the article with POVs and unvalid statements.
Please see if you can do something. Thank you.
Gorkhali (talk) 14:18, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
User:76.29.23.218
A couple of weeks ago, you had offered to block this user if his vandalism persisted. Well the vandalism has persisted and no useful contributions have come from this user. So if you could block him for a while, it would give s rest from having to revert and possibly get the user out of the habit of of vandalism. Thanks for anything you can do Theteachersson (talk) 07:55, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
Questionable conduct issues
Utcursch, I have come across completely by chance, User:172.209.8.246 who had contributed to the James Stewart (actor) talk page but insisted on highlighting the racism of Stewart which was acceptable but reverted as unattributed by another editor, who he then declared was a "pedophile." A quick trace through this anon's history shows equally ill-considered comments and I believe that some admin notice is warranted. I do not know how to proceed but I thought you might (hint, hint...) FWIW, it may be a sock hiding behind an anon's id? Bzuk (talk) 14:47, 15 December 2007 (UTC).
Dec 17, 2007
Dear Utcursch, Recently I have added 4 translation , news/reviews on above pages in question, please see &check if you are satisfied. If your goodself have any doubt still or stay un convinced. Kindly spare time and read my discussion page. However if you say I can add few more and also raise a temprory website with original scanned newspapers photos in Hindi will reflect. I can give a permanent link in below references, clicking on the URL any one can verify my facts concerned to my wikipedia article. Sincere Regards to you - Alan Sun- --Dralansun (talk) 17:45, 16 December 2007 (UTC)
User Penser
Please look into a violation of 3R by User:Penser who has reverted Alexander Graham Bell three times in a 24-hour period to his version. The issue of nationality was a "hot" topic on the talk page and a resolution in describing the scientist's nationality was decided upon. The lead paragraph is carefully written to indicate a main birthright as "Scottish" although an American citizenship was obtained. The amount of time spent in Canada is also discussed wherein all three nations have claimed Bell as their native son. FWIW, the user in question has also made some intemperate "attack" statements although I had earlier attempted to explain the issues on his talk page. Bzuk (talk) 13:10, 16 December 2007 (UTC).
Recently I have added 7 translation of news/reviews
On Naresh Sonee & Brhmaand Pujan ,All concerned notability / reliable sources could your goodselves witness there. News/reviews on above pages in question, please see &check if you are satisfied. Still If your goodself have any doubt or stay un convinced. Kindly spare time and read my discussion page. However if you still insisit I can add few more news/reviews and also can raise a temperory/permanent website carrying 'original scanned newspapers photos in Hindi' of news/reviews which will reflect there. I can give a permanent link in below references or below translated news, clicking on the URL any one can verify facts concerned to my wikipedia article or news/ review translated there.You will find the tranalation all accurate. I once again sincerly regards and empathy to all of your concerned doubts.Howsoever I want to satisfy/convince all of you , once for all. -truly- Alan Sun- --Dralansun (talk) 06:40, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
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Photographs
Hi Utcursch, I am still new with Wikipedia. I managed to copy all the photos I have uploaded so far to Commons. I am not sure how to use -Talk-. The content management tools of Wikipedia look a bit weird to me. rosengurtt |talk —Preceding comment was added at 12:48, 19 December 2007 (UTC)
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Barnstar
Hi Utcursch, thank you for the barnstar. I have pics of most other girls in Miss World, but they don't have a page of their own yet. I am trying to contact some of them, saying that I can create the page, if they send me info that I can use. rosengurtt |talk —Preceding comment was added at 17:19, 19 December 2007 (UTC)
Good job
Hi, I must appreciate your contribs to Wikipedia! Bunty.Gill (talk) 22:49, 19 December 2007 (UTC)
- Thank you :) utcursch | talk 04:27, 20 December 2007 (UTC)
Thank you!
Hey there! Thanks very much for your support in my recent RFA, which was successful. I was humbled by the support I received, and will do my best to live up to it by using the tools wisely and for the benefit of the encyclopedia. Thanks again! Tony Fox (arf!) 06:02, 21 December 2007 (UTC)
Fortune lists copyrights
Hi Utcursch, I'm disappointed to see that you removed the list part of the Fortune 1000 and Fortune Global 500 lists due to copyright concerns. As I am unable to see the complaint that you reference, I wonder if you could copy and paste the text of the complaint to the relevant talk pages. Please also note that this complaint has been raised before, by wikipedians at least, and there is an existing discussion on the Talk:Fortune 1000 page. -- Austin Murphy (talk) 13:58, 21 December 2007 (UTC)
- Hello Utcursch, I'm not at all familiar with the specifics of the current situation, but I would question how the Fortune 1000 list differs in any way from Ethnologue list of most spoken languages and List of languages by number of native speakers (which uses Ethnologue's #'s for its top rankings). All three are lists of information that are not ordered in a "creative" way (as US News and World Reports college rankings would be), but by a single numeric criteria. If an article entitled List of US companies by revenue was created using the Fortune list as its main source, would that be a fundamentally different situation? Joshdboz (talk) 22:49, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Lataji
Hello Utcursch! I come to you because I really think that we have to make this issue clear once and for all.
- Look, I don't want to question the neutrality of Rediff's article. I'm sure that these jounalists and the site itself are reliable for all intents and purposes, but I believe we have to be fair. Jounalists can claim whatever, and I respect them, but they are still journalists. How can we know where they took their counts from? I think, if jounalists have their concerns we definitely have to provide them on the article altogether, but sticking them as facts is literally silly. The rediff article is, so far, the only article I've seen on the matter, and this concern seems to be quite isolated whatsoever.
- The fact is, even today, Lataji is featured in the media and everywhere as the most recording artist alive, and is always claimed to have sung over 30,000 songs and even more.
- Regarding the Guinness entry removal, there is no evidence that this entry was removed because of some controversy or veracity problems. It's their very business. We can't say "it was removed" because it sounds like it was proved to be comletely false (but there are no official indications to that). I agree with the other user who wrote "
This record is still in the Guiness database, butit has not been printed in Guinness editions since 1991." It's a fact, it hasn't been printed anymore. The reason is unknown. Who knows, maybe it's their policy? Maybe, as said the other user, it's remained in their detabase? It's up to them. If indeed there was a controversy, I think we have to write what particular controversy it was. The case is, when we say "removed", in other words, we state that the Guinness editors were assured that the claim was false, and disproved it. On the other hand, when we say "hasn't been printed", it provides the exact information we get from the sources - hasn't been printed for unknown reasons.
- As for Rediff, Rediff has concerns - great! We'll say that reputable sources have raised concerns, but it doesn't necessarily determine that it's a fact, and doesn't change the fact that she is still considered to be the most recording singer.
- So OK, Rediff says she has only 5,000, but on the other hand, both BCC and The Tribune claim that it's actually 50,000. All these sites are reliable. What I mean, there hasn't been any official announcement of this entry being false or untrue. So it definitely deserves a mention in the lead anyway, IMO.
- Yes, it's necessary to provide all the views. The main fact is that she was featured and is still considered so my main idea is:
- "She was featured in the Guinness" ---->
- "It hasn't been printed since 91" (unknown reason) ---->
- "Reputable sources claim the same and even enlarge the postion (50,000)" ---->
- "Other reputable sources say that it's not right and she's sung only 5,000."
- Please see the article, I rewrote it. In general, I don't really care for how many she's sung, or how many Ashaji has. For me, listening to one Ghazal of Ashaji or another romantic song by Lataji, makes me feel so good, and amazes me of how talented they are. According to me, this talent knows no numbers.
- What do you say about my version?
- My best regards, Shahid • Talk2me 16:27, 21 December 2007 (UTC)
- To you also my dear friend! Shahid • Talk2me 09:13, 22 December 2007 (UTC)
Please HELP
Dear Utcursch,
Me and the other Sikh wikipedians have real problem with vandalism and we need your help PLEASE. The Template:List of Sikh Gurus is being vandalized by anon (128.86.146.48) who keeps on removing the 11th Guru of Sikhism, the holy Guru Granth Sahib from the table. Please revert his edits when he removes our dear & precious Guru - the Guru Granth Sahib from the table. He has also been vandalizing the other Sikh Guru articles including Guru Nanak. Please help us revert his edits & vandalism. Please can you semi-protect the template so only an established & respected editors can edit it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/128.86.146.48
--Sikh scholar (talk) 02:09, 25 December 2007 (UTC)
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I'm likely the only one using that Verizon IP address you just tagged. Everything in the history is mine anyway...better start signing in, I guess. Nice to see your name pop up. Happy new year! Off ot bed now. Regards, PMDrive1061 via --71.102.80.39 (talk) 09:53, 1 January 2008 (UTC)
Regarding the edits
Hi Utcursch, the changes done are completely neutral POV. The Sacred incident mentioned is known to anyone who knows Details about Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, especially to those who belong to the place where this happened - Nanded, Maharashtra. If even some sikh does not know about this, it may be because of ignorance, not because it is untrue. Effort has been made to keep Wikipedia contain truth. It is understandable that you may not know everything about every subject you edit, as you are editing large variety of subjects, in which case it is requested that you do not consider an edit to be incorrect, and have some faith in other's knowledge. Thesikh (talk) 15:07, 10 January 2008 (UTC)
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Singh
Dear Utcursch,
I see you have one to the Singh article and cleaned it up, but I had removed all the original information I had added since I was sick of the constant abuse by Harrybabbar who is trying to make this a Rajput-Sikh fight. If you see his talk page you'll see he has been dealt with by admins on more than one occassion because of this and will not stop. I was trying to work on the article when I had time to try and bring something worthwhile and balanced, but people have huge egos and are very sensitive when someone suggests that the name may have in fact been borrowed from another influence. I presented references and such and still was given racial overtones, personal attacks and others were dealt the same who did not agree with Harry.
The reason for the Singapore portion is because although this article is about a name/surname, it is also about a word and its origin. Anyways, I was hoping that the information I had gathered and gave to the aricle would be removed and let these vandals have their way, since it really doesn't matter what credentials or knowledge a person holds, the one who screams loudest on Wikipedia and bullies their way always gets their agenda ahead.
I tried to bring a valid point that Singh belongs to so many different ethnic groups of India, Harry believes it exclusively belongs to one group and the name Singh never existed before this (thus the evidence present of Singapore, with the word Singh already in use).
Don't be surprised if Harry and his team start their claims without citing references. I was once part of the University of Toronto South Asian Studies Department and thought I could share some of my knowledge on this topic, however I see that other editors who have left have done so for just reasons [1]. To have to constantly defend logic in the face of illogical rant can take its toll on a person.
This was never a Rajput-Sikh debate (since I have both groups in my family, please see my page). However Harrybabbar has turned this into a nasty racial-caste-relgious communal debate from his side and will push forth his ethnocentric views with complete disregard for other communities in India that also have a right to the name Singh and may in fact have a longer history with that name.
Sincerely Gorkhali (talk) 07:20, 26 January 2008 (UTC)
- I understand that working on Wikipedia can be frustrating sometimes. I'll keep a watch on users like Harrybabbar. As about Singapore, I feel it's unnecessary duplication, because the Singapore article already mentions the etymology. It's not a good idea to have multiple topics under one page. utcursch | talk 07:29, 26 January 2008 (UTC)
Dear Utcursch, I understand your removal of Singapore from the article and respect it. I also appreciate your keeping an eye on the article. I really don't want it to become an ethnocentric, politcally, communal article which it has been in the past, which prompted to me to get involved in the first place (and now I am regretting it). I have my credentials in South Asian Studies, so I thought it could do some good here, but sadly there are too many people who feel it is there "religious duty" to defend their POVs and not look at facts and prior research. Thank you for getting involved, it means a lot.
Sincerely.Gorkhali (talk) 17:14, 26 January 2008 (UTC)
Dear Utcursch, I really like what you have done with the Singh article. Thank you again.
Gorkhali (talk) 17:35, 27 January 2008 (UTC)
Thanks
Hi Utcursch
It is just six months since you welcomed me to Wikipedia. Your welcome was an encouragement and inspiration to me and I have tried to be bold with my editing as you instructed!
Regards Motmit (talk) 19:32, 27 January 2008 (UTC)
- I'm happy to see that. :) utcursch | talk 04:26, 28 January 2008 (UTC)
Message from 71.250.33.115
Dear Utcursch,
I find myself in an odd perdiciment. i have recived a series of messages from editor people including you telling me that i have vandilized pages i have never been to. my internet connection is shared with everyone else in my school. how does an innocent wikicitizen (is that the right term?) like myself get vindicated so that i can continue use and occasional edits of wikipedia. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.250.33.115 (talk) 21:17, 29 January 2008 (UTC)
- Hello, if you received warning messages on the talk page of a shared IP, you can simply ignore that message. Also, I'll be able to help you, if you can tell me on which page did you receive my warning. I've not dropped any messages on the talk page of your IP 71.250.33.115 (User talk:71.250.33.115). utcursch | talk 04:13, 30 January 2008 (UTC)