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Hello. Don't you think it's a bit like rubbing salt in a wound when you continue to discuss a topic on Omen1229's talk page that he has been banned from editing? Please drop the topic on his talk page and respect the topic ban.--v/r - [[User:TParis|T]][[User_talk:TParis|P]] 18:56, 23 November 2011 (UTC) |
Hello. Don't you think it's a bit like rubbing salt in a wound when you continue to discuss a topic on Omen1229's talk page that he has been banned from editing? Please drop the topic on his talk page and respect the topic ban.--v/r - [[User:TParis|T]][[User_talk:TParis|P]] 18:56, 23 November 2011 (UTC) |
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:It might seem so, but obviously Omen1229 didn't mind the band either as he inserted another reply to my post after he's been topic banned (which's been followed by my reply described by you as "rubbing salt in a wound"). Why'd I reply to him despite the fact that he's been topic banned? Simply for the fact that I've seen too many times the tactic he tries/tried to pursue: many editors just simply insert heavy nationalist POV material into articles related to Hungary (after all, Slovakia did NOT exist in any form prior to 1918-1920 so there's a 100% overlap between the Slovak and Hungarian history before 1918) and then go ahead and source them using Slovak nationalist (or even plain self-published) sources. So then someone (who isn't necessarily a Hungarian editor, but most of the time he/she is) comes along and removes it, they either reinsert it (triggering an edit war) or reports the user in question at ANI for being a heavily biased nationalist and a plain douchebag who removes "well sourced" and "objective" content from everywhere and hence should be sanctioned. And when this fails/doesn't bring about the desired outcome, they'll just complain by stating that EN WP's overwhelmed with Hungarian editors/their heavily biased POV and even admins support only the Hungarian POV and nothing else (and they do this occasionally even on off-wiki sites like Samofi did). The sad thing about this however is the fact that I've seen this happen countless times over and over again (i.e. a Slovak editor comes along, inserts hate propaganda material, gets sanctioned for that), yet they still refuse to accept the fact that it isn't their nationality/personality that's objectionable, but rather the unverifiable statements they try to pass as ultimate truth and expect to get away with it. The reason for this would need a VERY lengthy explanation (and I don't think I should be one telling this since the very fact that I'm Hungarian makes me heavily biased against Slovaks - or so they say), suffice to say that very few people in Slovakia are interested in knowing the truth instead of believing in stories that sound good enough to pass for a "history lesson". Even though the opposite might seem to be true, I REALLY tried to help Omen1229 by suggesting that he could reword his statement/edit to use less weasel words, but perhaps he viewed my attempt as a personal attack/attack against "everything that's Slovak" (read: everything he believes in), so he refused (but at least he was honest on his userpage when he added a userbox stating that he's a nationalist....). |
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:As for your request, fine, I'll let it go (despite of the fact that how much I dislike any attempts at displacing the historical facts with a "parallel universe" where everything's different). Though this can't (and won't) prevent Omen1229 from pushing the issue/discussion further or just to continue it at another talk page. -- [[User:CoolKoon|CoolKoon]] ([[User talk:CoolKoon|talk]]) 22:23, 23 November 2011 (UTC) |
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Hangok
Helló! A hangok nem magyar hangok, az ő helyett is valami nagyon durva volt. A magyar hangok IPA-jelölése viszont ismert, nem most kell megpróbálni rekonstruálni valami afrikai nyelvleckének hangzó hangfelvétel alapján. :) KovacsUr 19:05, 8 May 2007 (UTC)
Names in Croatian
Hi, CoolKoon.
On the talk page of the article Zadar, you've said: "I'll finally know the Croatian names for the cities in Hungary."
You've mentioned Debrecen, Kecskemét, Székesfehérvár, Miskolc, Eger, Esztergom, Komárom, Győr, Pécs, I'll tell you names for the few cities from that list.
Székesfehérvár was called "Stolni Biograd" in Croatian. Still, in modern Croatian, you'll see form in Hungarian in use (mostly without diacritics, like "Szekesfehervar").
Pécs is called "Pečuh". Name is in use in standard Croatian.
Nagykanizsa (not mentioned above) is called "Velika Kaniža". Name is in use in standard Croatian, sometimes is used Hungarian form.
And, of course, Budapest is "Budimpešta". Name is in use in standard Croatian.
For the other cities, I'll provide names, as soon as I find the names. Still, it's important to note, that in modern Croatian standard language, mostly Hungarian nameforms are used for the cities in Hungary. Greetings, Kubura 17:20, 23 June 2007 (UTC)
Hi, CoolKoon-bacsi.
As I promised....
Croat minority in Hungary has also its names for the cities in Hungary. Those names are in use in the Hungarian Croat press (but not in Croatia!), that uses Croat standard language (with the exception of Gradišće/Burgenland Croats, they use their version of Croat standard). Also, some cities are there named without some adjectives in name. E.g., Magyarovar is in Croatian historiography/older sources in Croatian called "Ugarski Stari Grad", while local Croat minority from there calls that city "Stari Grad, Starograd, Starigrad" (at the same time, they call Mosony as "Možun"). Similar is with Szekesfehervar; while old Croatian sources calls it as "Stolni Biograd", local Croat minority calls it "Biograd", and appears under that name in Hungarian Croat press. Nagykanizsa is called simply "Kaniža".
Croat minority in Hungary has also its names for some other cities (names are used in their press in Hungary): Debrecen is "Debrcin, Debrecin", Kecskemét is "Kečkemerac, Kečkemit", Eger is sometimes called "Jegar", Komárom is "Komoran", Győr is "Jura, Đura, Vjura", Esztergom is "Ostrogon", Zalaegerszeg is called "Jegersak", Szeged is called "Segedin" (also in use in Croatian press), etc..
Recently, there was a scientific work from Hungarian scientist, titled "Croat names for toponyms in Hungary". Kubura 07:22, 9 October 2007 (UTC)
BTW, does "Koon" in your username has somethings with Kuns (like in Kiskunsag), Cumans? Greetings, Kubura 07:22, 9 October 2007 (UTC)
Albanians and Zadar
Hi, CoolKoon-bacsi.
When I've said, that Albanians were more important for the history of Zadar than Hungarians, I wasn't fooling.
Maybe it sound sarcastic, but that's truth.
Beside the Albanians that came from Kosovo, W Macedonia and E Montenegro to Zadar (during times of Yugoslavia), there's an original Albanian immigrant colony, today in the city of Zadar (before 50 years it was an outer village, than a suburb of Zadar, nowadays it's a cityquarter of Zadar). That Albanian are descendants of Albanians that escaped from Ottoman terror in Albania.
That part of the city of Zadar is called Arbanasi.
Arbanasi have their special dialect, with a lot of Albanian in it.
The streets in that part are named after Albanians and Albanians-related persons like: Juraj Kastriotić, Milan Šufflay (Croatian albanologist, beaten to death by royal Yugoslav police), fra Gjergj Mishta, Illyrian queen Teuta, Ivan Petani.
In the Age of national awakenings, in 19th century, that Albanian community turned to - Croathood!
Big point about this is that Albanians are traditionally "closed" community, very hard to assimilate. But, unlike with the other world, they turned to Croats, to poorer people, not toward much richer Italian-speaking community. And at that time, Croatia wasn't independent.
Today, Arbanasi are very influential for the Zadar.
Basketball player and Josip Đerđa comes from that community.
Croatian minister of transport Božidar Kalmeta is also Arbanas.
Croatian singer Mladen Grdović also has Arbanas roots.
More famous Arbanasi are on the page hr:Arbanasi.
On the other hand, what Hungarian was important for Zadar? Kubura 17:48, 23 June 2007 (UTC)
Zadar
I'm not editing that article (I did it only twice recently [1] and [2]), I've just added some messages to the talkpage.
If someone accuses me in "not want to reach a compromise", just because I don't want to allow giving others what doesn't belong to them at all, than that accusation says something about accuser.
About Zadar: during Austria-Hungary, it was in Austrian part of the monarchy. Before that, under the rule of Napoleon, before that, under the rule of Venice (crusaders captured it for the Venice), before that, in Kingdom of Croatia-Hungary (or Hungary-Croatia, put it as you wish). But in that Kingdom, Zadar was in the part of kingdom that was ruled by Croatian ban (viceroy). So, where is direct connection with Hungary?
On the other hand, Buda and Pest were under Ottoman rule, but I don't see names in Turkish (on Wikipedia) for that, now one city. Although Buda and Pest were directly under Ottoman rule.
I mention this, to show how the rule of "rulers cityname" wasn't implied everywhere. Kubura 12:02, 20 July 2007 (UTC)
Voting
Hi, CoolKoon.
I have something for you, I think you'll be interested.
There's a voting on wikipedia Commons, regarding the map Serbia1918.
You'll be VERY interested for that voting.
Link is here [3]. Your vote'll be appretiated. Kubura 11:36, 30 July 2007 (UTC)
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Hungarian disputes
Hi, I noticed that you'd been involved in some edit wars involving Hungarian articles. I have created a centralized subpage to discuss some of these disputes, and invite you to participate: User talk:Elonka/Hungarian-Slovakian experiment. --Elonka 08:39, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
Gábor Demszky
You have just inserted Gábor Demszky into List of Slovaks (see diff diff) in spite of
- discussion over the list inclusion criteria just now running at User talk:Elonka/Hungarian-Slovakian experiment,
- no evidence on page on Gábor Demszky that he has any tie to Slovakia.
Also despite following current politics I have no idea how he is tied to Slovakia. The provided reference [4] should probably document his tie to Slovakia, but is in Hungarian language therefore please could you give the brief summary at appropriate section of User talk:Elonka/Hungarian-Slovakian experiment? --Ruziklan (talk) 19:22, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
- Sure. CoolKoon (talk) 19:25, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
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- Looks like that's the fate of anybody who's trying to be at least a BIT objective. Thanks. really.......... CoolKoon (talk) 14:10, 18 April 2008 (UTC)
Ilona
(response) You're exactly right about my name. :) I was named after my maternal grandmother Ilona Pazman, though with an Americanized spelling. She was born in Croatia, though I understand that she had Hungarian heritage. I also have many other slavs in my family tree, the whole stretch of eastern Europe. My father was born in Warszawa, but was orphaned by the events of September 1939. I have never been to Hungary or Slovakia, and neither do I speak either language, but I can definitely recognize a few words here and there. :) More info about my background is at my userpage and website, if you are interested. I am especially looking for assistance in identifying some Polish paintings.[5] --Elonka 05:18, 20 April 2008 (UTC)
Take a look
Maybe you too should join this discussion. Squash Racket (talk) 04:59, 12 May 2008 (UTC)
- thx. I'll check it out right now CoolKoon (talk) 17:48, 12 May 2008 (UTC)
Tupy
Hi, I read somewhere that you live in Bratislava. Can you take a picture sometime about the memorial of the victims of racism and Daniel Tupy? If my sources are right, its on the Tyršovo embankment. It looks like this, (but in technicolor I guess): [6]. Thanks. --Rembaoud (talk) 14:50, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
- Sure. As soon as I get better I might take some photos there. CoolKoon (talk) 18:14, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
Thank you, they are great! :) --Rembaoud (talk) 16:13, 22 May 2008 (UTC)
Personal Attack Report
Your repeated personal attack has been reported at Wikipedia:Wikiquette alerts#User:CoolKoon. --AtonX (talk) 10:27, 19 May 2008 (UTC)
- Repeated personal attack against you? Please try not to alter the facts. CoolKoon (talk) 10:45, 19 May 2008 (UTC)
- CoolKoon, can you please respond here? User talk:Elonka/Hungarian-Slovakian experiment#CoolKoon. Thanks, Elonka 16:07, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
- Fine. But I don't want talk about this whole issue anymore in public. I can tell you the whole story from my POV, but only in private. CoolKoon (talk) 17:51, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
- Yes, please send me an email: elonka@aol.com . And please try to keep all your comments here in English from now on, thanks. --Elonka 17:10, 22 May 2008 (UTC)
- I can only promise that I'll try to. CoolKoon (talk) 10:42, 23 May 2008 (UTC)
- Yes, please send me an email: elonka@aol.com . And please try to keep all your comments here in English from now on, thanks. --Elonka 17:10, 22 May 2008 (UTC)
- Fine. But I don't want talk about this whole issue anymore in public. I can tell you the whole story from my POV, but only in private. CoolKoon (talk) 17:51, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
- CoolKoon, can you please respond here? User talk:Elonka/Hungarian-Slovakian experiment#CoolKoon. Thanks, Elonka 16:07, 20 May 2008 (UTC)
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1956
![7] thanks, Jur..ahem...I mean CK. ;-)
- Wow! Unfortunately I'm not sure whether I can accept this award, since I'm not a "genuine" Hungarian (just a "Cseszkó" or what do they call us in Hungary). I've lived for a few years in Budapest though (even attended an elementary school there):D CoolKoon (talk) 14:24, 23 September 2008 (UTC)
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- Please tell me how to remove the image instead since I've reuploaded it to the Commons with some description as well so this one is not needed anymore CoolKoon (talk) 20:03, 16 January 2009 (UTC)
Map
What was this ?. --Olahus (talk) 00:52, 1 March 2009 (UTC)
Peoples
Actually, it is used
as a countable noun, a group of humans, either with unspecified traits, or specific characteristics (e.g. the people of Spain or the people of the Plains).
wlad 17:21, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
Please, look up what countable noun stands for. Peoples is used to describe several whole nations. For example Hungarian and Slovak peoples. And it's definitely not found in literature exclusively. wlad 18:13, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
yes, I see you're not a native-speaker http://www.wordwebonline.com/en/PEOPLES wlad 20:48, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
ja som to myslel v dobrom, si presvedceny o blbosti a vydavas ju za absolutnu pravdu. Jednak to nemam rad, ale hlavne, ak viem, rad sa podelim, raz sa ti moze zist. Tu mas aj oxforda, aby si mi nevycital irelevantne zdroje http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/meltingpot?view=uk wlad 20:56, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
Boze, este raz: peoples je nespravne, pokial to myslis ako niekolko ludi. Na druhej strane niekolko narodov, to sa uz oznacuje peoples uplne bezne. Ak si vsimnes, aj sam velky oxford to pouziva (je jedno, pri akom hesle). A ano, si presvedceny o blbosti, a tou blbostou je, ze peoples sa nikdy, za ziadnych okolnosti, nepouziva. To nie je pravda. Tu to mas aj lopatisticky.
". When people means “the entire body of persons who constitute a community or other group by virtue of a common culture, history, etc.,” it is used as a singular, with the plural peoples: This people shares characteristics with certain inhabitants of central Asia. The aboriginal peoples of the Western Hemisphere speak many different languages" http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/peoples - usage notes uuuplne dole.
A este footnote - ucitelia anglictiny su argument dobry tak na basic English a od native-speakrov sa neoplati tahat gramaticke rozumy, kedze presne gramaticke pravidla vacsinou nepoznaju, len su na nieco zvyknuti. wlad 22:18, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
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1956 Hungarian Revolution FAR
You may be interested in this. István (talk) 21:35, 24 September 2009 (UTC)
- thx. I'll check it out in a while. CoolKoon (talk) 22:07, 24 September 2009 (UTC)
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Thanks for your work there at this article. the missus is Hungarian and we are slowly but properly editing some geo and bio and history Hungarian articles, but it is slow to do it properly, so I very much appreciate your efforts. There is so much the danger of POV also, and this must be kept NPOV. I know how hard a task this can be (I am just the back room boy who does the templates and scaffolding etc) so I very much appreciate it. Si Trew (talk) 01:15, 1 November 2009 (UTC)
- Thanks for your appreciation, it's quite nice to see people appreciating my work (besides the Hungarians of course). Yet I'm pretty sure that most (if not all) Slovak editors will reprimand me for inserting more "anti-Slovak" material, giving the article an even more "anti-Slovak impression" and POV. I've read parts of the discussion regarding the article (I haven't had the time and patience for the whole of it) and even though the Slovak editors had a point, the majority of the discussion is centered around the fact that they view the article as "a private action of several Hungarian editors". But once again thanks for the appreciation, compliments to the missus and just drop me a line if you need some help with Hungarian-related articles ;) CoolKoon (talk) 23:21, 1 November 2009 (UTC)
- I don't need any help as such right now, though thanks for the offer (and I hope it stays open). But I'd appreciate your advice about what we are tackling at the moment, which is the battles of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848.
- Neither of us are military historians, though I worked for (not in) the military for about ten years so have a reasonable knowledge of specialist terms etc. Anyway, our strategy for tackling it is "bottom up": take the battles first and translate from Hungarian WP, adding bits and pieces such as infoboxes etc etc, and sometimes translating bio articles along the way (e.g. Mór Perczel, Ferenc Ottinger), and gleaning as much as we can from e.g. German or Polish WP (neither of us speaks these languages but we can grab stuff from infoboxes etc). Once we have the battles done, we will group into e.g. Winter Campaign which has its own article on HU:WP. Then, finally, we will go to the main article Hungarian Revolution of 1848 and retrofit information into there, and do
{{main}}
etc. This bottom-up approach seems sensible here since the main article is well established and any changes into it will no doubt create a fight, whereas if we start with the subsidiary articles we have more of a chance of adding useful content, we think. We should appreciate your views, though.
- Neither of us are military historians, though I worked for (not in) the military for about ten years so have a reasonable knowledge of specialist terms etc. Anyway, our strategy for tackling it is "bottom up": take the battles first and translate from Hungarian WP, adding bits and pieces such as infoboxes etc etc, and sometimes translating bio articles along the way (e.g. Mór Perczel, Ferenc Ottinger), and gleaning as much as we can from e.g. German or Polish WP (neither of us speaks these languages but we can grab stuff from infoboxes etc). Once we have the battles done, we will group into e.g. Winter Campaign which has its own article on HU:WP. Then, finally, we will go to the main article Hungarian Revolution of 1848 and retrofit information into there, and do
- I agree it is nice to get a thanks. In real life, too. People are quick to complain but slow to compliment. Best wishes Si Trew (talk) 00:09, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
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The sourcing is suspect, and most of the content utterly irrelevant to an article on international relations. The article is deeply biased, as almost everyone was quick to note at the AfD. It is written in poor English, and uses weasel terms and peacock terms like there's no tomorrow. The edit war that ensued unprompted seems to show there is support for the new version. You should have taken your opposition to talk, rather than flooding the page with edits in an abortive attempt to obsolete the new version. I simply don't believe you fail to see the bias inherent in the previous article - you chose to push it since it coincides with yours. Your diatribe on my talk is about as related to the dispute as your article is to the international relations between Hungary and Slovakia, and for future reference I am not Slovak and have no biases towards the region. —what a crazy random happenstance 07:56, 29 March 2010 (UTC)
- I have absolutely zero Slovak ancestry. And even if I did, I doubt it would make me any more or less nationalist - we do things differently in the New World. Whilst our ancestors are killing one another in the Old World, we share a beer over here. An encyclopaedia wouldn't have two pages that are unrelated to the subject matter. I did in fact reword much of what I left behind, and what I removed was - wait for it - utterly unrelated. Most of those incidents belong on a different page, they have nothing to do with the international relations between Hungary and Slovakia. In the most common paradigm of international relations - realism - most of those incidents simply don't exist. The majority of international political scientists would consider that article to have no value whatsoever, since interpersonal conflicts are widely thought by Realists to have no bearing on international relations. I do not mean this as an offence - but you seem to have no knowledge of the scientific field of international relations, a science with very clear rules and boundaries, and your version of the article reflects your lack of knowledge very clearly. —what a crazy random happenstance 10:42, 29 March 2010 (UTC)
HUN SVK
To je jednoduche. Nebolo to zrazu, to, ze ten clanok potrebuje serious reworking som tvrdil od zaciatku. Takisto som bol velmi dlho a razantne proti mnozstvu slotovych citatov a sposobom akym su uvedene. Happenstance spravil to, co som chcel aj ja, ale nemal som na to cas ani chut. Nehladaj v tom ziadne nacionalisticke pozadie, ja si fakt myslim, ze ten clanok nebol wikipedie hodny. Citovat media v takom mnozstve je kontraproduktivne, navyse k temam, ktore maju vlastne clanky.
Co vam vadi najviac je, ze sa stratili referencie, ale tie su vo vacsine pripadov v tych hlavnych clankoch, tu ide len o to, ze sa skratil obsah, aby bol prehladny. Naco su litanie o historii, ked je hore wikilink? To iste o Solyomovi. Preco robite zo Slotovych vyrokov centralnu cast vztahov? Zalozte mu vlastny clanok a tam ho vystavte na hanbu, ale nervite to do clanku, kde sa to nehodi.
All in all, happenstance dal tomu clanku konecne serioznu formu. Nezabudaj, ze wikipedia je hlavne encyklopedia, a ta popisuje veci heslovite. Dobre sa to cita, vsetko info zostalo zachovane, ja skor nechapem, preco z toho robite taky problem. Posobi to na mna tak, ze potrebujete v clankoch presviedcat o svojej pravde a na ich kvalite vam vobec nezalezi. Wladthemlat (talk) 19:18, 8 April 2010 (UTC)
A prosim, este mi vysvetli, co robia litanie o Malinovej v clanku o medzistatnych vztahoch. Nemal by som nic proti, keby sa aspon v jednej verzii spominala nejaka oficialna reakcia madarskej strany, ale kde nic tu nic.
Ten DAC je ... well... ok, mozno by tam mohol byt, ale podstatne kratsie, nie je to stezejni cast vztahov, je to len v podstate len anekdota. To tam mozme capat aj veci ako to, ze slovensku paralmentnu delegaciu nechali cakat na chodbe hodinu a ich to poburilo a clanok bude mat kilometer. Popri tom medzistatne zmluvy, visegrad, unia, spolupraca po oficialnej linke atd. tam vobec nie su. Su aj dolezitejsie veci ako to, co sa denne pise v mediach. Wladthemlat (talk) 19:35, 8 April 2010 (UTC)
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- Thanks CoolKoon (talk) 15:08, 16 June 2010 (UTC)
about John Hunyadi's wiki page
The Family section begins with the words:"The Hunyadi family are a HUNGARIAN[7] noble family ", why do you think it is necessary to repeat that other 2 times: "Lonnie Johnson thinks he was a member of the lesser Hungarian nobility of Transylvania[16] while David W. Haines refers to him as a Hungarian nobleman" ? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Daccono (talk • contribs) 07:11, 14 August 2010 (UTC)
- You might want to read the text again. The first sentence's discussing the Hunyadi family IN GENERAL, while the passages you've removed deal with the nationality of John Hunyadi itself. This is why I don't think that removing the text you've quoted is a good idea. CoolKoon (talk) 17:24, 14 August 2010 (UTC)
- As you suggested I read the text again and I think that the changes operated by represent a very good idea for the clarity and the quality of the article. The only thing that I've done is that I eliminated the tautology from the text based on the very simple logic that if is already documented that Hunyadi family is a Hungarian noble family by consequence John Hunyadi is a Hungarian noble. --Daccono (talk) 15:21, 15 August 2010 (UTC)
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- Please can you point me to the bibliography? Thanks Chaosdruid (talk) 17:39, 15 February 2011 (UTC)
- Sure! It's here! CoolKoon (talk) 17:41, 15 February 2011 (UTC)
- You could always try a Google book search for materials - [8] and [9] (p. 133) are of note. Chaosdruid (talk) 18:05, 15 February 2011 (UTC)
- Apologies, forgot to say that the p.133 bit mentions the Sultans cannons and his Christian gunners, so obviously there is a discrepancy here somewhere Chaosdruid (talk) 18:08, 15 February 2011 (UTC)
- Well, in the books you've given also mention the use of "war wagons" and "other war-machines", which were loaded with guns. So even though I'm not sure about the exact nature of the gunpowder units, it DOES seem to be likely that Hunyadi has heavily relied on gunpowder units nonetheless. This is not to say that the Turks didn't use them as well, but that isn't the point either I guess. CoolKoon (talk) 18:28, 15 February 2011 (UTC)
- Sure! It's here! CoolKoon (talk) 17:41, 15 February 2011 (UTC)
Matthias Corvinus
The link refers to place of origin (the link is to Wallachia), not to ethnicity. As FAkirbakir put it: You are not right, He was probably from Wallachia this is a place and it does not explain his origin, and we do not know whether he was Vlach, Cuman, Serb etc. Origin and the place where from he was originated are different things. Fakirbakir (talk) 09:53, 11 March 2011 (UTC) (Iaaasi (talk) 19:26, 11 March 2011 (UTC))
- What are you talking about?! The citation you've removed doesn't say anything about places! It's entirely about names, e.g. "the name of Janos Hunyadi's father, Vayk was of Tatar-Cuman origin." You've probably mistaken this quote for something else, but still, this one's there to stay. CoolKoon (talk) 10:39, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
- There are more theories about the ethnic origin (Vlach, Cuman, Tatar, Slavic), but these aspects are presented in an entire section in the article about John Hunyadi. We must not overload also the article about Matthias Corvinus with this. According to Britannica: "János was of Walachian (a region now in Romania) ancestry.". We know for sure that his region of origin is WAllachia and he was probably Vlach, but he could also have Cuman. Tatar, Slavic ancestry (Iaaasi (talk) 10:59, 12 March 2011 (UTC))
- So what if those aspects are presented in the John Hunyadi article? It's no more than a brief mention in the Matthias Corvinus article. Yet you seem to disregard academic sources and intend to leave out any other source that doesn't conform with your "official" view of Hunyadi (even academic ones), that is anything that doesn't fit your agenda. I don't think the Wikipedia is the right place for that. CoolKoon (talk) 20:10, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
- There are more theories about the ethnic origin (Vlach, Cuman, Tatar, Slavic), but these aspects are presented in an entire section in the article about John Hunyadi. We must not overload also the article about Matthias Corvinus with this. According to Britannica: "János was of Walachian (a region now in Romania) ancestry.". We know for sure that his region of origin is WAllachia and he was probably Vlach, but he could also have Cuman. Tatar, Slavic ancestry (Iaaasi (talk) 10:59, 12 March 2011 (UTC))
Hello
Hello, Your input on this would be appreciated. Greetings. Adrian (talk) 22:43, 18 March 2011 (UTC)
Your addtitions to Hungary–Slovakia relations
The text refers to Czechoslovakia. You are free to create the article Hungary–Czechoslovakia relations; (Iaaasi (talk) 16:27, 24 March 2011 (UTC))
- First of all, I shall warn you that you should stop removing referenced material. Second the nature of the topic doesn't constitute a separate article of its own. Third, Czechoslovakia has ceased to exist in 1993. Fourth, the section you've removed is part of the history of the relations of Slovaks and Hungarians. Fifth, IIRC the article was called "Hungarian-Slovak relations", but later it was renamed. Sixth, it's just as illogical to remove the Czechoslovak part as it is to remove the "Benes decrees" part, which's also related to Czechoslovakia, isn't it? Still, I have a feeling that you can't be persuaded by logic arguments, so I doubt that there's any point in arguing with you any further. CoolKoon (talk) 16:45, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
- Please understand that the content you've added does not fit here. Please create,the article Hungary–Czechoslovakia relations on the model of Czechoslovakia–Poland relations (Iaaasi (talk) 16:47, 24 March 2011 (UTC))
- Obviously you still don't get it. My section is about the relation between the Hungarians who found themselves in Czechoslovakia, not the Hungarians in Hungary. I think I'll consider creating a proposal for renaming the article. CoolKoon (talk) 16:54, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
- The move proposal would have low chances of success, because this is the standard format for this kind of articles (check the category Bilateral relations) (Iaaasi (talk) 16:57, 24 March 2011 (UTC))
- Obviously you still don't get it. My section is about the relation between the Hungarians who found themselves in Czechoslovakia, not the Hungarians in Hungary. I think I'll consider creating a proposal for renaming the article. CoolKoon (talk) 16:54, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
- Please understand that the content you've added does not fit here. Please create,the article Hungary–Czechoslovakia relations on the model of Czechoslovakia–Poland relations (Iaaasi (talk) 16:47, 24 March 2011 (UTC))
Thanks for your Support, help me (OliverTwist88) to get unblocked
I've been promised by HelloAnnoying to be unblocked after she realized that I wasn't a sockpuppet from Hungary. I started two articles Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_army_of_hungary and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Magyars. The first article came out to perfection, the 'Golden Team' article was 90% completed until Coopuk and Iaaasi managed to put out an SPI investigation on me and have me blocked. They seemed to have completely taken control of the article and reduced its contents by 70%, three charts were deleted. They even went as far as renaming the article to the UK-known "Magical Magyars".
This is what the Magical Magyars article looked like before Coopuk completed truncated it with Iaaasi's help: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Magical_Magyars&diff=414741404&oldid=414741005
I don't wish to see my article that I spend 5 1/2 years of research and writing be substantially reduced like this to satisfy two unscrupulous users. What can I do to have my account re-activated and reinstated as OliverTwist? Put in a good word for me with HelloAnnoying will you, to have her see it from my perspective. Share you thoughts at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:OliverTwist88. Thanks again for your support. 24.25.218.254 (talk) 17:22, 27 March 2011 (UTC)
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- I've restored them all: over to you to tag them. JohnCD (talk) 21:11, 8 April 2011 (UTC)
- Thanks ;) CoolKoon (talk) 21:53, 8 April 2011 (UTC)
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Ahoj
- Dakujem za mily odkaz, ale budem Ta musiet poopravit. Mojim cielom ani v najmensom nie je presadzovat slovenske myty, ktorymi si tak posadnuty a pripisujes ich vyznavanie kazdemu, kto s Tebou nesuhlasi. Tvoja obsesia najst co najviac zdrojov o tom, ako slovaci madarov utlacali je ovela symptomatickejsia.
- Vravim to uplne uprimne - nie je mojim cielom nic zakryvat, ide mi len a len o logicku strukturu toho clanku. Par soch si nezasluhuje tak vela priestoru, preco sa radsej nezameriame na vymenu obyvatelstva, na dekrety, na moderne medzistatne zmluvy a vyvoj vztahov od 1993? (Ale aj trosku vedecky, nie len nazhrnat medialne utrzky o kazdej hluposti, ktoru Slota vypusti napr.). Slovaci nie su len nacionalisti, skus to konecne pochopit, a ani vztahy medzi MR a SR nie su determinovane len a len slovenskym nacionalizmom, ako sa to snazis vykreslovat. Jednak je ten nacionalizmus aj na madarskej strane, ale hlavne je hrba inych veci(V4 aktivity, battlegroups atd.) ktore tam spomenute nie su, su dolezitejsie ako nejaky ozran alebo sochy a hlavne prebiehaju na standardnej urovni a standardnym sposobom.
- SKus sa pozriet na svoje editovanie, si posadnuty tym dokazat, ze od rozpadu Uhorska madarov slovaci utlacali, v com je to ine ako vyplakavanie o 1000-rocnom utlaku? Preco rozoberat detailne minulost v clanku, v ktorom ma byt len informativne zhrnuta a hlavna pozornost venovana uplne inym veciam? Chces mi fakt tvrdit, ze udalosti z jedneho tyzdna po rozpoade Uhorska je nutne rozoberat na styri odstavce?!
- A este k tym zdrojom - je mi luto, ale Angyal nie je historik a ten "institut" nie je established vedecka ani vzdelavacia institucia, jednoducho nesplna kriteria reliable source. Ak si si nevsimol, nasiel som nahradnu source, takze mi nejde o mazanie informacii, len o spolahlivost zdroja. Wladthemlat (talk) 08:49, 19 April 2011 (UTC)
- Forum institut nie je spolahlivy zdroj, tam sa nemame o com bavit. Ze cituje, ze ich podporuje ministerstvo kultury atd., to je irelevantne. Kedze nie su renomovana institucia a este aj davaju priestor vydavat knihy amaterskym historikom, nie su doveryhodni. A spravne, knihy z MS by tiez neboli spolahlive, pretoze je predpoklad, ze budu zaujate. ALe to iste plati opat aj o Forum institute, takze preto som to nahradil anglickymi zdrojmi.
- Mam v plane pridat tam vela veci, ale tiez nemam cas. Ale to neznamena, ze necham ten clanok rast zbytocnym materialom do astronomickej velkosti, tiez trosku zvazuj kolko a coho pridas. Styri odstavce o jednom tyzdni ci mesiaci v dejinach RCS je proste moc. Wladthemlat (talk) 11:23, 19 April 2011 (UTC)
- Ja viem, ze mazat je jednoduchsie, ani na to nie som hrdy, ale kopec casu stracame zabomysimi vojnami a potom sa straca focus na obsah. Druha vec je, ze sa mi uz niekolkokrat stalo, ze som sa snazil pridavat a bol som mazany, aj ked nie v pripade tohto konkretneho clanku. Ale ani pridavanie pre pridavanie nema zmysel.
- Ak by to bol dolozeny odbornik tak by sa to asi dalo prehltnut, ale Angyal je historik-amater, takze ten zdroj je nedoveryhodny. Ale tym padom aj institucia ako taka, kedze dava priestor na taketo knihy v podstate len kvoli tomu, ze sa zaoberaju danou temou, ergo da sa cakat ze bude zaujata. Tam ide hlavne o to, ze keby bolo meno nezname, ale vydane v renomovanej institucii, dalo by sa brat s prizmuerenim oka ako reliable source. Ale ked je institucia obskurna a este aj autor nie je odbornik, uz nie je o com diskutovat.
- Clanok som ti navrhol na talku v clanku, ked to chces brat takto detailne tak zaloz Hungarians in inter-war czechoslovakia alebo nieco podobne, aj ked tento specificky obsah by som asi dal do niecoho ako Minorities in Czechoslovakia in 1918-1920 alebo na ten styl, proste specifickejsie.
- Skusme sa dopracovat k nejakej kratsej verzii tvojho obsahu a dohodnime sa na temach, ktore treba zahrnut a na tych pracovat, takto sa budeme revertovat do smrti. AKo som uz vravel, dekrety, vymena obyvatelstva, nieco o slovakoch v Uhorsku (z rychlika) a potom hlavne moderne zmluvy a kooperacia je moj navrh. Pojde to pomaly, ale mozeme to dat dokopy. Wladthemlat (talk) 13:31, 19 April 2011 (UTC)
- Tak dobre. Spravil som ti OBROVSKE gesto, takze mas sancu sa predviest. Uvidime, co s tym pocnes. Vacsinu skorych dejin CS presuniem do novovytvoreneho clanku "Ethnic tensions in Czechoslovakia", co je dufam, ze dost specificke.
- Suvisle s tym mozme skratit obsah casti "history" na "HU-SK relations", pridat nieco z cias Monarchie a sustredit sa na obdobie po 1993. Uvidime, co sa stane potom....
- Mimochodom neviem,, ci to usilie v clanku Győr v spolupraci s psychopatom menom User:Bizovne nie trosku marne. Totiz napriek tomu, ze tam chodi nakupovat polka Bratislavy (ci dokonca uz cela) a v takom Arkade cez vykend nepocut nic ine, len slovencinu, este ziadneho Slovaka som nepocul povedat "Ráb", vzdy len "Dér" resp. "Ďőr" (aj ked to druhe zvykli hovorit najma Madari). Ale to len tak na okraj.... CoolKoon (talk) 21:49, 1 May 2011 (UTC)
- Mespravil si mi ziadne gesto, jednoducho sa prisposobujes konsenzu, ak si si vsimol, nie som to len ja, komu ten obsah prekaza. S dalsim postupom suhlasim, dufam, ze sa budeme vediet dohodnut a nie len si len prepytujem prieky robit. Wladthemlat (talk) 09:22, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
- Vysvetluj si to ako chces, poznamky nezainteresovanych editorov (napr. Adrian yu a pod.) ma az tak netrapia. Ale este raz, uvidime, ci ten obsah tebe (a ostatnym) tam naozaj prekazalo len z "technickych" dovodov. Ja z mojej strany som uz viackrat zdoraznil, ze mi nejde o "prieky", ale o kvalitu clankov s tym, aby z toho bolo tych objektivnych a pravdivych informacii co najviac. Poviem ti priklad: nedavno boli dni Bratislavy a teda vstup do vsetkych muzei bol zadarmo. Mali sme tu aj navstevnikov z Madarska, ktorym sme poukazovali muzea a historicke budovy (teda len tie, ktore tu po vycinani komunistov zostali). Lenze boli tam aj ini. Napriklad v Primacialnom palaci stal pred obrazom Marie Terezie taky muz s dcerou. Vedla bol Jozef II. Tak ten muz to vysvetloval svojej dcere: tuto je Maria Terezia, vedla je zase jej brat (SYN!!!). Alebo dalsi: sprievodca (!) vysvetloval davu, ze tie gobeliny, ktore tam su, su jedinecne v tom, ze na Slovensku existuje posledna uplna seria. Potom povedal, ze nasli sa pocas restauracii a "nikto nevie, ako sa tam dostali" (co zase nie je pravda, lebo boli vyrobene pre kardinala Mazarina a neskor -pocas tureckych najazdov- si to kupil ostrihomsky arcibiskup, ktory vtedy sidlil v Presporku a zamurovane boli, ked Napoleon zautocil na Presporok, aby jeho vojska si to nezobrali). Pointa teda je, ze v slovenskych hlavach ohladom svojich dejin byva strasna temnota. Nepoznaju svoje dejiny, lebo nikto im to nepovie a to vzduchoprazdno sa potom velmi lahko naplni vselijakymi mytami o vymyslenych dejinach. Lenze este stale pochybujem o tom, ze ci skutocne mas zaujem o to, aby tie myty boli vyvratene a nahradene faktami. Tvoje ciny na EN WP to bohuzial vacsinou nepotrvdzuju. -- CoolKoon (talk) 10:23, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
- Mespravil si mi ziadne gesto, jednoducho sa prisposobujes konsenzu, ak si si vsimol, nie som to len ja, komu ten obsah prekaza. S dalsim postupom suhlasim, dufam, ze sa budeme vediet dohodnut a nie len si len prepytujem prieky robit. Wladthemlat (talk) 09:22, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
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CoolKoon citaj toto a pravda ta oslobodi Prof. L. L. Cavalli - Sforza zo Standard University v USA, keď študoval otázku sťahovania národov a ich jazyky v závere svojho výskumu konštatoval, že obyvateľstvo Maďarska je v Európe anomáliou. Používa jazyk dobyvateľov z Ázie, ale obyvateľstvo Maďarska nie je etnicky maďarské - ono je prevažne slovanské, definitívne európske. Prof. Cavalli - Sforza spolu so svojimi spolupracovníkmi potvrdzuje spomínanú anomáliu genetickým výskumom krvi, publikovaným v Scientific American vyd. v novembri 1991. Podľa tohto výskumu gén, o ktorý sa dlhoročný výskum ľudí a jazykov všetkých kontinentov prof. Cavalli - Sforza opieral je Rh - negatívny faktor v krvi. Tento sa v Afrike, Ázii a u amerických Indiánov vôbec nevyskytuje. Je však typický pre Európanov. V prípade Maďarov profesor Cavalli - Sforza vyvodzuje, že pôvodní aziatski dobyvatelia nanútili svoj jazyk podmanenej väčšine a ťažko možno dokázať čo i len zvyšky ázijsko - maďarských génov v dnešnom obyvateľstve Maďarska. Podľa profesora je obyvateľstvo úplne vymenené. Preto dnes , kto hovorí o "maďarstve" z etnického hľadiska iba fantazíruje. Väčšina Maďarov to vie, ale sa bojí o tom hovoriť, čo samozrejme spôsobuje u nich vnútorné napätie, konfúziu, extrémizmus a môže byť jednou z príčin vysokého percenta samovrážd maďarského obyvateľstva. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 195.28.75.114 (talk) 09:30, 20 April 2011 (UTC) LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL To je neskutocne.........teda TY si neskutocny. To bratstvo plati viacmenej len v tom zmysle, ze maju podobny jazyk. Ale kludne sa spytaj Srba, co si mysli o svojich Chorvatskych "bratoch" (ktorym dokonca aj rozumie). Alebo sa spytaj Bulhara, co si mysli o Macedonoch (ti maju vraj tiaz len dialektove rozdiely v jazyku). Som si isty, ze budes naozaj prekvapeny. Alebo aby som to mal blizsie, spytaj sa Poliakov, co si myslia o "Ruskom bratovi". Ti ti potom ukazu, odkial pokial s panslavizmom.
Apponyiho drastické maďarizačné zákony z roku 1907 neboli tým najhorším príkladom „starostlivosti" monarchie o nemaďarské národy. Koncom 19. storočia sa odohrávali v Uhorsku oveľa väčšie zverstvá. V roku 1887 sa na príkaz Budapešti začali deportácie slovenských detí do Maďarska, proti vôli ich rodičov, ktoré trvali až do roku 1892. Cieľom týchto akcií bola morbídna výroba štatistických Maďarov. Po roku 1918, po rozpade Rakúsko-Uhorska bolo evidovaných až 60 000 takýchto násilne odvlečených a pomaďarčených slovenských detí. Madari su medzi Slovanmi a Germanmi cudzim elementom, azijsky kmen s recou, ktorej nikto iny v Europe nerozumie. Preto aj ty, pomadarceny Slovan si horsi ako keby si bol Madar. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 195.28.75.114 (talk) 12:14, 29 April 2011 (UTC)
Nech zije Trianon, navzdy Trianon, nech ziju slovanske narody, nech zije spojenectvo Rumunska, Slovenska a Srbska proti madarskej fasistickej iredente!!!
Ja sa zapojim len kratko, vsimol som si ten odkaz na "Polak Wegier dwa bratanki" a chcem len pripomenut, ze to sa tyka ako Madarov tak aj Slovakov, pochybujem totiz, ze je rec o Madarsku a nie Uhorsku. Wladthemlat (talk) 10:56, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
Trianon je spravodlivost, zmier sa s tym, CoolKoon a zanechaj cestu revisionizmu a iredenty. Dakujem. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.87.75.82 (talk) 13:10, 2 May 2011 (UTC) |
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CoolKoon read this and truth will free you Prof. L. L. Cavalli - Sforza at Standard University in the USA, when studied the migration of nations and their languages, concluded that the population of Hungary is an anomaly in Europe. They're using the language of Asian conquerors, but the population itself isn't ethnically Hungarian - it's mostly Slavic, definitely European. Prof. Cavalli - Sforza along with his colleagues confirms this anomaly using genetical blood tests, published in Scienficic American published. in Novemver 1991. According to this research the key gene (which Cavalli has relied on during long-term studies of humans and languages on all continents) is the RH-negative factor in blood. This is entirely absent from Africans, Asians and Native Americans. It's however typical for Europeans. In case of Hungarians professor Cavalli-Sforza concludes that the originally Asian conquerors have forced their language on subjugated majority and it's hard to prove even fragments of Asian-Hungarian genes in today's population of Hungary. According to the professor the population's been completely replaced. That's why anyone who speaks about "Hungarian people" in ethnical sense today, is only delving in fantasies. The majority of Hungarians knows that, but is afraid to talk about it, which naturally causes internal tension for them, confusion, extremism and can be one of the reasons for the high percentage of suicide attempts in Hungarian population. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 195.28.75.114 (talk) 09:30, 20 April 2011 (UTC) LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL This is unreal.........in fact YOU are unreal. That "brothership" applies more or less only to the fact that they have similar languages. But feel free to ask a Serbian, what does he think of his Croation "brothers" (who he can actually even understand). Or ask a Bulgarian, what does he think about Macedonians (they purportedly have only minor differences in their languages). I'm sure that you'll be in for a great surprise. Or to mention something closer, just ask the Polish what do they think about the "Russian brother". They'll surely set your straight on the topic of panslavism.
Apponyi's drastical magyarization laws from 1907 weren't the worse example of care of the Monarchy about its non-Hungarian nations. Even bigger attrocities have happened in Hungary at the end of the 19th century. In 1887 deportations of Slovak children to Hungary (?) began on the order of Budapest, against the will of their parents, which lasted until 1892. The goal of these actions was a morbid production of statistical Hungarians. After 1918, when Austria-Hungary has split up, at least 60,000 cases of forcibly abducted and magyarized Slovak children were recorded. (source???) Hungarians are alien elements between Slavs and Germans, Asian tribe with a language, which couldn't be understood by anyone else in Europe. That's why even you, magyarized Slav, are even worse than as if you were Hungarian. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 195.28.75.114 (talk) 12:14, 29 April 2011 (UTC)
I'll join in only for a short while. I've noticed that reference to "Polak Wegier dwa bratanki" and I just want to remind you that it applies ot Hungarians and Slovaks as well, because I doubt that we're talking about Hungary and not Greater Hungary. Wladthemlat (talk) 10:56, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
Trianon is justice, get over it, CoolKoon and stop with the revisionism and irredentism. Thank you. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.87.75.82 (talk) 13:10, 2 May 2011 (UTC) |
You got some serious free time on your hands :) Wladthemlat (talk) 21:15, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
- Nah, I was working on it for 2 days in the evening, because unfortunately he was REALLY asking for it. If you'd really like me to have the conversation with you translated as well, you can use his text as a "howto guide" and I'd "gladly" do it for you (or anyone else as well). You'd even get two gratis ANI reports too.
- Ver mi, ze som to nerobil zo srandy a take nieco robim, len ked naozaj musim. -- CoolKoon (talk) 21:40, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
April 2011
I noticed that you have posted comments in a language other than English. When on the English-language Wikipedia, please always use English, no matter to whom you address your comments. This is so that comments may be comprehensible to the community at large. If the use of another language is unavoidable, please provide a translation of the comments. For more details, see Wikipedia:Talk page guidelines. Thank you. I understand this is your talk page, but it would be better if communication was in English. Chaosdruid (talk) 01:15, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
- Sure, but it wasn't me who began the conversation in non-English (well, at least with the IP user/Bizovne). CoolKoon (talk) 10:39, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
- I am sort of ok with Babelfish translating it, though it's Czech translation is not completely accurate. It is just that, as the conversation seems a little "heated", it may be of benefit for at least one of you to use English lol :¬)
- My fav part was the comment "I do not know what it is due to your induced hallucination of war Orbanom, but probably is thy place by increasing the daily dose of antipsychotic drugs." Chaosdruid (talk) 22:34, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
- Well, I prefer Google Translator for most of the translation, because it's by far the best (not that it doesn't mess up text badly at times). Hopefully you didn't try translating it using the Czech translator as the text is in Slovak (not that there's a big difference between the two :P).
- As for the content itself, let me translate that "favorite part" of yours correctly: "I'm not sure what causes your hallucinations about a war provoked by Orbán, but upping the dosage of your antipsychotic drugs might be necessary."
- The problem with the whole discussion (among others) is the fact that Bizovne has started it in Slovak on Wladthemlat's talk page and I didn't feel like continuing in English. But to satisfy your curiosity (even though you might need some additional background info about SK and HU politicians etc.), I might as well translate the whole conversation to English. I'll have to find some spare time for that though.... CoolKoon (talk) 23:09, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
- Hmmm, weird, using Babelfish's Slovak translator didn't work for some reason - for whole paragraphs/pages babelfish normally uses Google as it is...anyway I am not sure if you need to translate it as this is your own talk page, rather than an article talk page, as the guidelines do not mention ones own userpage specifically.
- Thanks for translating that sentence though :¬) Chaosdruid (talk) 12:30, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
- yw ;) As for translating I think I WILL translate the whole thing ASAP, because I think that others might want to enjoy it as well, Adrian's also growing restless and others (who don't speak Slovak) are interested in it as well. -- CoolKoon (talk) 16:38, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
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- Gosh, just how many more of you will post me this template? I WILL translate some of the text but I'm afraid I won't be able to (nor willing to) satisfy the curiosity of all of you. You'll have to learn Slovak (Czech might do as well) and Hungarian for that I'm afraid..... CoolKoon (talk) 10:01, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
- I did`t wrote that in bad faith and I tried not to use the default template because you have received this notice before. I did`t put the template, I did`t change much - true, but that isn`t the point here. If you write something on the English wikipedia please use English , or at least do what the talk page guildlines say -provide a suitable translation. I am sorry, but I don`t want to learn Slovakian, Czech or Hungarian, If I would, I would use that particular language wikipedia. Please use English on the English wikipedia. Greetings. Adrian (talk) 14:11, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
- Ale klidek! You'll get to know the contents of the conversation soon enough. I can see that you're dying to learn the contents of the conversation but rest assured that your curiosity will be satisfied. Until that happens Google Translation's there just for you..... besides, this is MY talk page anyway.... CoolKoon (talk) 16:51, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
- That`s not the point.. I explained everything in my previous messages. We are not alone here. I think it applies to talk pages also.. ex: [10]. Anyway, did`t want to make a big deal out of this, just wanted to remind you that this is the English wikipedia and as such we should use English because this pages are accessible by almost everybody who was a Internet connection. Imagine if I start speaking Serbian with Tom, Romanian with Jerry and Croatian with Monica. And everybody else start doing so... Then the English wikipedia would be a mess. There are local projects in Slovak, Czech or Hungarian therefore there isn`t any reason why to use that languages in the English version wikipedia. I could give you many examples where whole conversations are in other languages and that is really confusing. Greetings. Adrian (talk) 22:11, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
- Ale klidek! You'll get to know the contents of the conversation soon enough. I can see that you're dying to learn the contents of the conversation but rest assured that your curiosity will be satisfied. Until that happens Google Translation's there just for you..... besides, this is MY talk page anyway.... CoolKoon (talk) 16:51, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
- I did`t wrote that in bad faith and I tried not to use the default template because you have received this notice before. I did`t put the template, I did`t change much - true, but that isn`t the point here. If you write something on the English wikipedia please use English , or at least do what the talk page guildlines say -provide a suitable translation. I am sorry, but I don`t want to learn Slovakian, Czech or Hungarian, If I would, I would use that particular language wikipedia. Please use English on the English wikipedia. Greetings. Adrian (talk) 14:11, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
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Madarsky fasista CoolKoon
Ahoj CoolKoon, myslim ze anglicka wikipedia nie je vhodnym priestorom na presadzovanie Tvojich fasistickych, iredentistickych, revizionistickych a velkomadarskych nazorov. Prestan propagovat spolupracu Madarska a hitlerovskeho Nemecka pocas 2 svatovej vojny. Tvoj fasizmus na wiki nema miesto —Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.87.75.82 (talk) 13:07, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
- Pre Boha ziveho, tebe naprosto sibe! Kde si videl, ze som propagoval "spolupracu Madarska a hitlerovskeho Nemecka pocas 2 svatovej vojny"? Ukaz! Jedine, co som spominal, boli FAKTY. Je to FAKT, ze Horthy ZACHRANOVAL Poliakov po viedenskej arbitrazi ako aj to, ze Madarsko STALO pocas 1. aj 2. sv. vojny na strane Nemecka a v 1989 POMOHLO vychodnym Nemcom, ktori chceli utiect do Rakuska. Co robili ceskoslovenski hraniciari? Vrazdili svojich vlastnych obcanov. A to mame v Petrzalke namestie pomenovane po nich (Namestie hraniciarov). Urcite aj ty si bol jednym z nich. Alebo si len ich potomkom? -- CoolKoon (talk) 19:54, 5 May 2011 (UTC)
Thanks for your good attitude and frank and open reponse
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For outstanding dedication to voluntarily translate you own user talk-page posts. We appreciate the time it took and your willingness to help open and frank disclosure of conversations in non-English languages. Chaosdruid (talk) 00:52, 4 May 2011 (UTC) |
- Gee, thanks :) I've re-read the whole translation though and found quite a few typos and other minor mistakes, so I can't say I'm totally satisfied. However I'm lacking the will to make the necessary corrections :P CoolKoon (talk) 11:33, 4 May 2011 (UTC)
Hungarian names for places before 1867
Hi, as the official language of the Kingdom of Hungary was Latin until 1867 [11], using Hungarian names for cities etc. before this date is anachronistic. Since the Latin name that was used at the time can scarcely be found, we should list all the places with their modern names. Thank You. --Bizovne (talk) 11:36, 8 June 2011 (UTC)
Villages hadn't latin names.--Faberers (talk) 18:19, 9 June 2011 (UTC)
Szerintem menj vissza az LMP klubbodba és higgadj le
A jedlik ányosos cikk képei a magyar wikin legálisan vannak fent. A térkép pedig 120 éves Pallas lexikonból van, amit be is bizonyítottam. Se a magyar se a világ szerzői jog törvényei nem tiltják 120 éves képek szabad közzétételét. 120 éves kép szkennelése okán (mivel nem 3D objektumról van szó csupán 2D-ről azaz térképről)pedig egyetlen weboldal sem tud jogot követelni magának. Szerintem szerzői jogról nem sokat hallottál, még csak jogi diplomád sincs tini fiú. Én itt szerkesztek különböző neveken 2006 óta, (amikor te még a magyar wikit sem is olvastad nemogy az angolt- kishaver) Hungary és a history od Hungary medieval Hungary cikkek pl szinte 80-90%-ban az én munkáim voltak.--Faberers (talk) 18:21, 9 June 2011 (UTC)
- Nézz már utána annak, hogy mikortól él ez a fiókom, okostojás! Bizony, én is itt vagyok már 2006 óta és veled ellentétben nekem a kezdetek óta UGYANAZ a nevem az oldalon, ugyanis eddig sose volt szükségem arra, hogy egy esetleges kitiltásom után új nevet regisztráljak magamnak. Ráadásul kisebb szerkesztéseim már azelőtt voltak, hogy regisztráltam volna itt magam, de akkor még kizárólag IP címmel nyomultam.
- Egyébként meg te is nagyon jól tudod, hogy nem a Pallas Nagylexikonból kimásolt képről beszéltem, hiszen nem az volt belinkelve a Jedlik Ányosról szóló szócikkbe. Arról a két képről beszélek, amely a Jedlik-féle dinamót meg talán az egyenáramú villanymotor-modelljét ábrázolja. Ugyanis abszolúte SEMMI nem bizonyítja, hogy akár a magyar wikin is legálisan lennének fent. Ehhez képest mind a két képet konkrétan megtaláltam más oldalakon is, ahova biztos, hogy nem innen (vagy a magyar wikiről) került. Ha pedig bebizonyosodik, hogy bizony a szerzői jog által védett képeket töltöttél fel ide, akkor jogosan követelhet a jogtulajdonos kártérítést a Wikipédiától a te rövidlátásod miatt. Az viszont persze nem érdekelne, hiszen te nem vagy "fizetett admin", de még csak "csicskás admin" se (hálistennek), igaz? Jogi diplomám az nincs, de ahogy így elnézem, még így is nagyságrendekkel többet konyítok a szerzői joghoz, mint te. Tettem már fel ugyanis a Commons-ra képeket én is, de veled ellentétben az ÖSSZES kizárólag olyan mű volt, amit vagy magam készítettem, vagy lejárt a szerzői joga, vagy pedig egy másik, szabadon felhasználható mű feldolgozása (pl. SVG-k fordítása). A te feltöltéseid viszont legalább háromnegyed részben az internetről összeollózott (v.ö. összelopott) tartalomból állnak, és még csak annyi fáradságot se vettél, hogy esetleg a jogtulajdonos hozzájárulását kérd vagy valami. Ehelyett ipari mennyiségben gyártod itt a zoknibábjaidat és amikor Iaaasi (amúgy jogosan) egy csomó gyanús képedet törlésre jelöl, még neked áll feljebb. Iaaasi-nak persze szintén nincs ki mind a négy kereke és szívesen zárnálak össze vele, de attól még a jogsértő képek törlése miatt NEM JOGOS A PANASZ.
- A "tini fiú"-stílusú megjegyzéseidhez meg csak annyit, hogy pont te vagy az, aki egy pattanásos (és nem mellesleg rendkívül frusztrált) kamasz benyomását kelted. Teszed ezt nemcsak azzal a stílussal, amivel sikerült vérig sértened a Wikipédián gyakorlatilag mindenkit, de a megszállottságoddal és azzal, hogy semmibe veszel gyakorlatilag MINDENKIT, még az(oka)t is, aki(k) esetleg jóindulatúan segíteni próbált(ak). És persze nem veszed észre, hogy mennyire kínos néha a többi magyar szerkesztő számára is az, amit csinálsz, ahogy szemmel láthatóan az se érdekel, hogy a szerkesztés itt a csapatmunkáról szól, nem arról a fajta önkényuralmi hozzáállásról, hogy "az én szavam a szent és mindenki másnak kuss a neve".
- Amúgy érdekes, hogy a magyar wikipédiát emlegeted, mikor nem szerkesztettél ott gyakorlatilag semmit se. Az angol wikiről meg úgy beszélsz, mintha minden, magyarokkal kapcsolatos szócikket 80-90 százalékban te írtál volna holott a nyelvtudásod (annak ellenére, hogy állításod szerint már 2006 óta kevered itt a szart) pont ennek az ellenkezőjét bizonyítja (nyelvtudásban lassan már Iaaasi is leköröz.....). Ami pedig engem illet, gyakorlatilag az angol wikin kezdtem és csak később vettem észre, hogy "jé, van magyar is".
- Mellesleg nem én vagyok az egyetlen magyar szerkesztő, aki nem nézi jó szemmel azt, amit csinálsz, ezért is írtam, hogy mellőzhetnéd az értelmetlen dolgokat és nagyon fontos a forrás. De látom, te is olyan vagy, mint Iaaasi: mész a saját fejed után (közben persze senkire se hallgatsz), néha összecsaptok, kitiltják az éppen aktuális zoknibábjaidat, regisztrálsz egy csomó másikat és kezdődik az egész elölről.
- Az LMP-dolog meg erősen LOL már csak azért is, mert egyrészt nem vagyok mo-i, másrészt kommunistákra már csak elvből se szavaznék, neokommunista sötétzöldekre pedig szintúgy (a "klubodba" pedig egy b-vel írandó). -- CoolKoon (talk) 18:57, 9 June 2011 (UTC)
Gagyi vagy már megint, megártott a sok LMP meg az anyag az ottani bulikon. A szövegem 80%-a a térképre vonatkozott, amit te is betámadtál kedves Koon Béla! Beszélgettem mailban jópár magyar wikissel.....igen, rólad+ szerkesztéseidről. Nem igazán csípnek téged, nem is minden ok nélkül. Nem tagadod meg a fajtád, szereted te a területlopók hungarofób szerkesztőit, mindegy csak utálják a magyart. Azok a képek meg amik a Jedlik cikknél voltak lehetnek akár könyv szkennelések, soha nem jössz rá. Máskor pedig gondolkozz mielőtt írsz.--Faberers (talk) 19:11, 9 June 2011 (UTC)
Úristen, neked tényleg elmentek otthonról! Szóval most már judeobolsevista drogos is vagyok, nemcsak LMP-s? Mellesleg igazán érdekelne, kik voltak azok a magyar (?!) wikisek, akikkel rólam beszélgettél és nem voltak rólam jó véleménnyel. Ugyanis attól tartok, hogy vagy Iaaasi zoknibábjai voltak, vagy valami tót szerkesztők, mert általában csak azok utálnak engem (tehát csúnyán át lettél verve :P). Az angol wikin eddig kizárólag tót meg román szerkesztők voltak, akik utáltak/megpróbáltak keresztbe tenni, de azok tényleg kegyetlenül. Elárulom neked, hogy az angol wikin (egyelőre) te vagy az első és egyetlen magyar szerkesztő, aki látványosan (és nyilvánosan) beszól nekem. Persze lehet, hogy csupán az önámítás hibájába estél, és olyanoknak hiszel, akik maguk se túl jártasak a témában (ugye a "vak vezet világtalant" tipikus esete).
Megpróbálom elmagyarázni akkor még egyszer: NEM a térkép miatt támadtalak be, kedves kaméleon! Az, hogy a térkép volt a téma, szinte mellékes is volt, a lényeg ugyanis a nyafogás volt, miszerint a csúnya Iaaasi megint bánt téged, a szerencsétlent, aki ártatlan, mint a ma született bárány (miközben tudjuk, hogy ez messze nem fedi a valóságot). A Jedlikes képekről pedig nem állítom, hogy nem számítanak közkincsnek, de a jelenlegi (gyakorlatilag nem létező) leírásukból ez nem derül ki. Ráadásul elárulom neked, hogy a jogvédett anyag akkor is jogvédett marad, ha ditigalizálod, tehát ha megveszel egy könyvet, hiába szkenneled be a benne található képeket, attól az még a kiadó/fényképész/szerző szellemi tulajdona marad. Azoknál a képeknél pedig nincsen az égvilágon semmi, amiből tudni lehetne, hogy honnan származnak. Egyértelmű leírás (és forrásmegjelölés) híján viszont bármelyik admin törli őket, elég csak szólni nekik.
A "fajtámról" meg annyit, hogy ebből is látszik, hogy össze-vissza beszélsz. Ha tényleg szeretném "a területlopók hungarofób szerkesztőit", akkor egyrészt a magyart inkább erősen törve vagy egyáltalán nem beszélném, másrészt pedig az elsők között állnék ki a mélytót szerkesztők mellett (miközben -épp ellenkezőleg- elég sokat asszisztáltam a kiebrudalásukhoz). De látom, úgyis hiába tépem itt a számat, hiszen a te párhuzamos világodból ez teljesen másképp látszik. Maradj hát nyugodtan a "tieid" között egy szebb, boldogabb, gondolkodásmentesebb világban, és még véletlenül se próbálj meg értelmesen, megfontoltan szerkeszteni.
Bárcsak azt mondhatnám, hogy meggondolatlanul írogatok/szerkesztgetek itt össze-vissza, de nem. Ugyanis veled ellentétben eddig szinte kizárólag tót nacionalistákkal kerültem összetűzésbe itt (=az angol wikin, a magyar wikin senkivel se kerültem összetűzésbe). Te viszont saját magad írtad, hogy "különböző neveken" szerkesztesz itt 2006 óta, ami magyarul annyit jelent, hogy szinte fénysebességgel tiltattad ki magad minden egyes alkalommal, amikor szerkeszteni kezdtél. Ez pedig korántse azt sugallja, hogy gondolkodtál volna, mielőtt írtál. -- CoolKoon (talk) 20:08, 9 June 2011 (UTC)
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Madarsky kokot CoolKoon
Ahoj. Docital som sa ze si pre vlastnu rodinu v Budapesti len Cech. Hahaha. V 1945 sa mnohi Madari na Slovensku radsej prihlasili na Slovensku len aby nemuseli ist do Madarska. To je ta velka narodna hrdost? Urcite aj tvoji predkovia sa hlasili k Slovakom len aby ich Benes nevykopol ako smradlavych psov. A zmaz si nalepku ze vies po slovensky ako keby to bola tvoja rodna rec - ziadny Slovak nenapise "po Michaloviec" ako si to napisal ty na sme. Rec brechajucih psov ti ide lepsie. Fico a Slota sa po volbach dostanu znova do vlady z coho mas fobiu uz teraz, pises o fasisme Matice Slovenskej ale o fasizme Jobiiku nenapises ani slovo ty madarsky klamar. Tak si davaj pozor aby si nedostal po hube za madarcinu v Ba - sam pises ze sa na teba ludia oborili tak im to asi vadi. A ze by si chcel madarske napisy v Ba - kde je 3% madarov to uz vrchol. Papa debilko. Si len obycajny vojnovy stvac, fasista, privrzenec Orbana a Jobiku. --Jurkojanosik (talk) 11:01, 18 August 2011 (UTC)
Ale, ale! Bizovne, si to ty? Vlastne je to uplne jedno, co si zac, lebo aj tak ti poviem, co si: si jeden prosty, zatrpknuty a (samozrejme) neukojeny uboziak. Totiz len taky clovek (spolu so zvysenym sebavedomim, co anonymita obnasa) je schopny napisat nieco tak nechutne, co si si napisal ty.
Takze po prve bol by som zvedavy, co by si povedal na to, keby ta napr. v Anglicku mali za Rusa (pocul som uz o tom) a zato by tam na teba zazerali?
Vies co? Aj v tom hlaseni sa k Slovakom mas pravdu. V Petrzalke (kde byval moj pradedo) totiz po 1945 bolo zivotu nebezpecne hlasit sa k Madarom (strelili ich totiz do masovych hrobov ako tych tvojich smradlavych psov) zrejme kriminalnici, ktori sa neskor stali estebakmi a tvojimi starymi rodicmi/rodicmi/prarodicmi. Totiz len zlocinci a ich rodinni prislusnici mozu obhajovat aj tie najhorsie zlociny t.j. zlociny proti ludskosti. Takze kludne sa spytaj tvojich predkov, ze kolko nevinnych ludi postrielali len preto, lebo hovorili/vedeli po madarsky. Takze ano, reslovakizoval sa, ale az potom, ako sa vratil zo sibirskeho "vyletu" (a nejaky cas po nastupe komunizmu to aj tak nechali).
To si naozaj myslis vazne, ze sa obuvas do jedneho z mojich preklepov v prispevku, ktory som zrejme pisal, ked som uz sotva videl od unavy/mozog mi este nepracoval? Som zvedavy, ze kolko "vaznych" chyb si sa dopustil svojho zivota ty. A este mi povedz: mas doma slovnik slovenskeho jazyka? Ked mi povies, ze nie a ze naco ti to bude, tak hned budem vediet, ako si na tom.....
Ja pevne verim, ze Fico sa k moci uz nikdy nevrati (Slotu ma uz "vystrielaneho", bol pre sudruha Fica ako toaletny papier - na jedno pouzitie), ale kedze Slovensko je krajinou milion retardovanych (tvojho rangu), clovek si nikdy nemoze byt isty. Ja fasizmus Jobbiku seriem, totiz nezijem v Madarsku, ale v BA (ktora -ked som si to naposledy cekol- je este stale hlavnym mestom Slovenska). Nech sa o Jobbik postaraju ti, co ho volili/chystaju volit a zvysok Madarska. Alebo potom poziadaj tvojho idola, sudruha Hranola o to, aby sme boli pricleneni k Madarsku, aby tam mohol vyzit svoje prehnane ambicie (vsak v tom skaredom parlamente vedla hradu sa nerobi nic ine, len sa prerokuvaju madarske zakony -dokonca z opozicnej iniciativy-, ako keby to bola druha komora madarskeho sne..parlamentu).
Maticu slovensku zase "osierat" musim, keby uz za nic ine, tak aspon z principu. No nie z principu "madarskeho sovinizmu" (ako sa nazdavas ty a tebe podobni), ale z principu, ze prezeru peniaze, ktore dostavaju aj z mojich dani. A pritom do slovenskeho kulturneho zivota "prispievaju" len oslavovanim slovenskeho vojnoveho zlocinca, vydavanim knih/"vedeckych" diel s vylucne protimadarskym postojom/obsahom, obcasnou organizaciou ozajstnych "kulturalnych podujati" (tanecnych predstaveni, sem-tam nejakych divadelnych hier atd.), a to vsetko s uplnou absenciou verejnej kontroly (stat moze do MS liat len peniaze, menovat niekoho na ich celo nie). MS teda nesluzi na nic ine ako glorifikaciu zlocincov, protimadarske stvanie (za co bola zatvorena aj za Monarchie) a samozrejme prepieranie penazi/tunelovanie pre SNS. Vies, co robia podobne organizacie vsade inde vo svete (aj v Madarsku)? V Ý S K U M (ja viem, tazke slovo, maloktory Slovak to pozna a hejslovak uz vobec), cize napr. digitalizaciu vzacnych kulturalnych pamiatok (co keby zdigitalizovali napriklad zilinsku knihu?), ich zberom a hlavne ich VYSKUMOM (cize napr. analyzou toho, kto mohol napisat tych -tusim- 8 basni, ktore sa nasli vo Fanchaliho kodexe a ktore hejslovaci pripisuju Balassimu). Ale na Slovensku je vsetko inak, tu sa vyskum/vyvoj robit nemusi (resp. sa nema, ved tym by to cele stratilo svoj "slovensky" charakter), ved "vsetko je na nete". A pritom nedostatok inteligencie je u vacsiny Slovakov tak napadna, ze si to vsimaju (okrem Madarov) aj ini. Len pre porovnanie: vies, preco netrestaju v Cine zneuzitie ("kradez") zapadnych diel (chranenych autorskym zakonom) a preco neznemoznuju ich stahovanie (hoci by mohli, ved maju na to specialnu sietovu infrastrukturu)? Pretoze vedia, ze v kulturnej dominancii, vedeckej cinnosti, vzdelani a (hlavne) vyskumu su za Zapadom este stale zaostali. Takze kompenzuju si to "dovozom" vedomosti zo zahranicia. A co robia Slovaci? Vselico mozne, len aby nemuseli rozmyslat a aby v tej vede nenapredovali. A potom ked automobilky sa poberu na vychod a zostane tu po nich milion nezamestnanych, tak na vine budu zase len ti (hnusni!!!!) Madari a nie ta hromada Neandertalcov, ktora sa nikdy nechcela ucit a dosiahnut nieco velkolepe uz vobec nie.
Vidim, ze BA si videl tak akurat na pohladnici resp. naposledy si tu bol ked Vladimir "otec naroda" Meciar si v 1999 (tesne po prehratych volbach) zorganizoval tu idiotsku demonstraciu, kde celodenny program pozostaval z vypocutia si madarskych operetov so slovenskym textom a kricanim fraz ako "neutralne Slovensko". Takze laskavo si (co sa tyka zalezitosti BA) drz hubu, staraj sa o problemy v tej tvojej hornej-dolnej a BA nechaj na "pastikarov" (z coho polovicu tvoria aj tak Vychodnari :P). To, ze v BA ma osocovali za madarcinu svedci len o tom, ze kolko je tu tych "cudzincov", ktori nemaju vychovu, mravy (tipujem, ze su to tie iste osoby, ktore nesplachuju po sebe ani ked sa vysrali) a ani akusi prirodzenu inteligenciu. A zrejme su to ti, ktori zacali na mna nahlas nadavat, ked som (vo svojom rodnom meste) zacal hovorit svojou rodnou recou. A tie napisy by tu neboli ani tak pre "domacich" Madarov (hoci aj ti by to privitali), ale hlavne pre madarskych turistov, ktori (by) sa tu velmi radi poobzeraju (poobzerali), pokial by ich teda nevyhnali odtial taki nemozni a uplne nevrazivi ludia, ktori sa poseru (zo namyslenosti), akonahle zapocuju co i len jedinu madarsku hlasku. Ja by som bol velmi rad, keby sa ich cas naplnil (ked su stari :P) resp. keby sa odstahovali do Severnej Korei. Bolo by "pracujuceho" ludu postatne menej, ale aspon by nevyhravali komunisti/populisti po kazdom 8. roku :P -- CoolKoon (talk) 22:56, 18 August 2011 (UTC)
- Sheesh, how quickly people forget lol! Please, in English? :¬) Chaosdruid (talk) 02:10, 19 August 2011 (UTC)
- Ale klídek :P Do you have my talkpage on your watchlist or what? And don't worry, I've already translated the nutjob's post (and include it shortly) and I'll translate my reply as well (all the better that it contains some unflattering facts about the Slovak history :P) so you'll get to read it all :P -- CoolKoon (talk) 13:33, 20 August 2011 (UTC)
Translation
Hungarian dick(head) CoolKoon
Hi. I've read somewhere that even for your own family in Budapest you're just a Czech. Hahaha. In 1945 a lot of Hungarians in Slovakia have rather reported themselves in Slovakia (?) just so that they won't have to move to Hungary. This is the great national pride? I'm sure that your ancestors have proclaimed themselves to be Slovaks only to avoid being kicked out (from Czechoslovakia) by Benes like some smelly dogs. And just delete the sticker which says that you speak Slovak on a near-native level - none of the Slovaks write "po Michaloviec" like you did at SME. You're better at the language of the barking dogs. Fico and Slota will regain their power once again after the elections, from which you obviously have a phobia already. You write about the fascism of Matica Slovenská, but you fail to mention the fascism of Jobbik you Hungarian (in this case rather: retarded - the word Hungarian became a synonym for a retarded/dummy person/doofus in Slovak) liar. So take care to avoid getting beaten up for (the usage of) Hungarian in BA (Bratislava) - you say yourself that people have lashed out on you, so obviously it (the usage of Hungarian in public) is annoying for them. And to top it off you want to have Hungarian signs in BA -where's about 3% of Hungarians-, that's just unacceptable. Bye, moron. You're just a regular warmonger (?!), fascist, supporter of Orbán and Jobbik. --Jurkojanosik (talk) 11:01, 18 August 2011 (UTC)
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Medieval hungarian army
Hello CoolKoon think we should create this article, because the Hungarian military organization was different then the rest of medieval europe. could talk to any Wikipedian who knows about this subject. A greting--JuniorFuster (talk) 17:46, 24 August 2011 (UTC)
You have been reported
You have been reported here--Omen1229 (talk) 13:31, 22 November 2011 (UTC)
Omen1229
Hello. Don't you think it's a bit like rubbing salt in a wound when you continue to discuss a topic on Omen1229's talk page that he has been banned from editing? Please drop the topic on his talk page and respect the topic ban.--v/r - TP 18:56, 23 November 2011 (UTC)
- It might seem so, but obviously Omen1229 didn't mind the band either as he inserted another reply to my post after he's been topic banned (which's been followed by my reply described by you as "rubbing salt in a wound"). Why'd I reply to him despite the fact that he's been topic banned? Simply for the fact that I've seen too many times the tactic he tries/tried to pursue: many editors just simply insert heavy nationalist POV material into articles related to Hungary (after all, Slovakia did NOT exist in any form prior to 1918-1920 so there's a 100% overlap between the Slovak and Hungarian history before 1918) and then go ahead and source them using Slovak nationalist (or even plain self-published) sources. So then someone (who isn't necessarily a Hungarian editor, but most of the time he/she is) comes along and removes it, they either reinsert it (triggering an edit war) or reports the user in question at ANI for being a heavily biased nationalist and a plain douchebag who removes "well sourced" and "objective" content from everywhere and hence should be sanctioned. And when this fails/doesn't bring about the desired outcome, they'll just complain by stating that EN WP's overwhelmed with Hungarian editors/their heavily biased POV and even admins support only the Hungarian POV and nothing else (and they do this occasionally even on off-wiki sites like Samofi did). The sad thing about this however is the fact that I've seen this happen countless times over and over again (i.e. a Slovak editor comes along, inserts hate propaganda material, gets sanctioned for that), yet they still refuse to accept the fact that it isn't their nationality/personality that's objectionable, but rather the unverifiable statements they try to pass as ultimate truth and expect to get away with it. The reason for this would need a VERY lengthy explanation (and I don't think I should be one telling this since the very fact that I'm Hungarian makes me heavily biased against Slovaks - or so they say), suffice to say that very few people in Slovakia are interested in knowing the truth instead of believing in stories that sound good enough to pass for a "history lesson". Even though the opposite might seem to be true, I REALLY tried to help Omen1229 by suggesting that he could reword his statement/edit to use less weasel words, but perhaps he viewed my attempt as a personal attack/attack against "everything that's Slovak" (read: everything he believes in), so he refused (but at least he was honest on his userpage when he added a userbox stating that he's a nationalist....).
- As for your request, fine, I'll let it go (despite of the fact that how much I dislike any attempts at displacing the historical facts with a "parallel universe" where everything's different). Though this can't (and won't) prevent Omen1229 from pushing the issue/discussion further or just to continue it at another talk page. -- CoolKoon (talk) 22:23, 23 November 2011 (UTC)