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==2011 Turkish sports corruption scandal article ==
Hi, thanks for contacting me about this article. I have some questions though and I don't want to look ofensive but I am really curious about some parts of this article so, sorry in advance if I sound a bit offensive.

First of all, how can you say my edits are vandalism even though I gave reasons for all my edits? The paragraph that starts with "Fenerbahce fans reacted to..." is showing Fenerbahce fans as, for the lack of better word; maniacs who are just attacking everybody. I know that you watched everything about this scandal really close because it is really obvious in your other edits, so thanks for those. Anyway, if you watched this scandal closely you know that the reason Fenerbahce fans are attacking the press is since the first day of the scandal press was obviously attacking Aziz Yıldırım and Fenerbahce without the persemption of innocence. I know, nothing justify what Fenerbahce fans did that day but not knowing these parts will clearly show that Fenerbahce fans are maniacs. Since wikipedia wants to show a natural point of view, I think you may want to edit that part of the article.
My second edit was to the part "before the intervention of political power", you have no proof to that and it is just your comment and it is a bit offensive don't you think?
My third edit was TFF "hesitating", do you have proof that they were hesitating? Again, no. It's just your idea and again you have no references to that.
My fourth edit was to Infantino's speech, I just edited out to part that has nothing to do with this scandal because as you can see this article is tagged as over-detailed.

My fifth edit was to the "as expected" part. Expected by whom? You?

My sixth edit was to the part "a match fixing scandal..." In the article it is clearly obvious and stated more than once that this scandal is really huge, do you have to state it over and over again?

My ninth edit was to Platini's speech because in the article you have already stated Platini's point of view to the events, again, more than once, so I thought another one was not needed.

My tenth edit was to Mehmet Berk's speech, it is obvious that you wanted to show Mehmet Berk as a Fenerbahce fan which again is both accusatory and an over-detail.

Finally, my last edits was to items seized in police raids and basketball invastigation. "Police raids" part has no connection with this article, who does these weapons belong to? Where were they found? You have no information about these and again it is just there to make Fenerbahce look bad. That was the reason for my edit.

"Basketball investigation part", what happened in the end of this investigation? You didn't write anything about that, again it is just there to make Fenerbahce look bad.
To sum up, I can say that this article compeletly lacks a natural point of view and if you look at the last paragraph (which I put in there) there are names that were in the investigation since the begining of this scandal but they are just mentioned in the last paragraph. Don't you think this is a bit biased?
Hope this clarifies something about my edits and also I hope that you will respect the time that I have spent explaning my edits to you and write back.
Again, sorry for sounding a bit offensive and thanks in advance for your time.[[User:Rivaner|Rivaner]] ([[User talk:Rivaner|talk]]) 09:34, 13 February 2014 (UTC)

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2011 Turkish sports corruption scandal article

Hi, thanks for contacting me about this article. I have some questions though and I don't want to look ofensive but I am really curious about some parts of this article so, sorry in advance if I sound a bit offensive.

First of all, how can you say my edits are vandalism even though I gave reasons for all my edits? The paragraph that starts with "Fenerbahce fans reacted to..." is showing Fenerbahce fans as, for the lack of better word; maniacs who are just attacking everybody. I know that you watched everything about this scandal really close because it is really obvious in your other edits, so thanks for those. Anyway, if you watched this scandal closely you know that the reason Fenerbahce fans are attacking the press is since the first day of the scandal press was obviously attacking Aziz Yıldırım and Fenerbahce without the persemption of innocence. I know, nothing justify what Fenerbahce fans did that day but not knowing these parts will clearly show that Fenerbahce fans are maniacs. Since wikipedia wants to show a natural point of view, I think you may want to edit that part of the article.

My second edit was to the part "before the intervention of political power", you have no proof to that and it is just your comment and it is a bit offensive don't you think?

My third edit was TFF "hesitating", do you have proof that they were hesitating? Again, no. It's just your idea and again you have no references to that.

My fourth edit was to Infantino's speech, I just edited out to part that has nothing to do with this scandal because as you can see this article is tagged as over-detailed.

My fifth edit was to the "as expected" part. Expected by whom? You?

My sixth edit was to the part "a match fixing scandal..." In the article it is clearly obvious and stated more than once that this scandal is really huge, do you have to state it over and over again?

My ninth edit was to Platini's speech because in the article you have already stated Platini's point of view to the events, again, more than once, so I thought another one was not needed.

My tenth edit was to Mehmet Berk's speech, it is obvious that you wanted to show Mehmet Berk as a Fenerbahce fan which again is both accusatory and an over-detail.

Finally, my last edits was to items seized in police raids and basketball invastigation. "Police raids" part has no connection with this article, who does these weapons belong to? Where were they found? You have no information about these and again it is just there to make Fenerbahce look bad. That was the reason for my edit.

"Basketball investigation part", what happened in the end of this investigation? You didn't write anything about that, again it is just there to make Fenerbahce look bad.

To sum up, I can say that this article compeletly lacks a natural point of view and if you look at the last paragraph (which I put in there) there are names that were in the investigation since the begining of this scandal but they are just mentioned in the last paragraph. Don't you think this is a bit biased? Hope this clarifies something about my edits and also I hope that you will respect the time that I have spent explaning my edits to you and write back. Again, sorry for sounding a bit offensive and thanks in advance for your time.Rivaner (talk) 09:34, 13 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]