User talk:IJA

User talk:Ijanderson977 Welcome to my talk page! If you leave me a message, I'll try to respond to it as soon as possible. I'll usually respond on your talk page so that you'll get a "new messages" notice. Click here to leave a new message. This page is best viewed in Mozilla Firefox or Netscape. For God's sake, don't use Internet Explorer!!! Int Reaction Kos 2008 I thought you'd jump the gun to make an editrequest to include the part where it was the first time since both sides sat together...considering that another Serbian rep just bolted yesterday [1] --Kosova2008 (talk) 20:56, 5 June 2008 (UTC) How is it POV when you are presenting a fact? It's a FACT that it was the FIRST TIME that both sides sat together without the little kids from belgrade running out in tears, it's a fact. BTW do you know who has been editing this article without discussions? That's awfully anti-democratic. Kosova2008 (talk) 21:08, 5 June 2008 (UTC) Re: commons Ian, I replied on my talk page, btw. --Mareklug talk 15:38, 8 June 2008 (UTC) The Mickey Mouse Club I am having trouble with an editor removing information of mine that is sourced and cited very well. They are telling me that an "uninterested" editor needs to publish the information, which makes no sense to me as an "uninterested" editor would have no reason to do so. Zachary Jaydon was a cast member on The Mickey Mouse Club, and I have cited numerous Official, Reliable, Non-Secondary Disney Publications that provide this information clearly. The editor keeps removing the information without taking the time to check the sources, which can be done if a small amount of effort is put into it. I believe that this goes against Wiki policy as well as a major lack of the assumption of good faith. Removing unsourced information is one thing, but when an editor takes the time to make an article more informative and accurate, it's very discouraging. Please help! Skyler Morgan (talk) 20:32, 8 June 2008 (UTC) A bit more investigation may have revealed a different image than you got from TragedyStriker, aka "Skyler Morgan". He is pretty much a single purpose account, dedicated to including information on Zachary Jaydon inside of Wikipedia. None of the works discussing the Mickey Mouse Club include Zachary Jaydon. In fact, the only sources that anyone can find on Zachary are things like IMDB, where the fact checking is pretty loose. Months after trying to get Zachary included, TragedyStriker pops up with a fairly obscure reference: Disney Channel house magazines from 15 years ago. The consensus among all other editors on the article is that the information should stay out until some disinterested editor manages to see a copy of one of these things. I've made a good faith effort, e-mailing editors that have edited the article in the past, posting a request on the RS noticeboard, discussing it on the talk page with other users. Far from being a problem with me, TragedyStriker's edits have been reverted by me, User:Saratoga Sam, and User:C.Fred. He just hit the fourth revert in 24 hours, so he has now been reported on the 3RR noticeboard. Kww (talk) 20:55, 8 June 2008 (UTC) It happens. A lot of people think I'm an admin, so I get similar requests on my talk page. I've learned that look before you leap is a very useful old adage in such situations. Kww (talk) 22:30, 8 June 2008 (UTC) thank you for the barnstar. These are rare... :) I think I got everything in your recent uploads (more than what's in the gallery). If I missed anything, or you need new descriptions, holler. Double check that Jewish cementary -- is it really "near Krakow"? I changed it to "in Krakow", and you might wish to revert that change. Best, --Mareklug talk 22:14, 8 June 2008 (UTC) I messed up your neat page! ZOMGLOL!!! Talk to me, Ian. Canadian Bobby (talk) 18:08, 10 June 2008 (UTC) Hahaha America is screwed if either Russia or China attacks? You my friend are funny. I'm not even going to reply to your post. Hahahah thanks for making me laugh. Ari (talk) 04:00, 11 June 2008 (UTC) man power doesn't count, we are in the age of the buttons and opposable thumbs. One nuke in the China sea or Indian Sea and boom half the Chinese die from a Tsunami. Ari (talk) 14:43, 11 June 2008 (UTC) America could tomorrow invade China and not one American in mainland would know about it. America would attack from 600+ bases. You my friend are SEVERELY underestimating the United States of America. I don't wish to talk about this anymore considering the fact that you will not change your stance. Ari (talk) 19:59, 11 June 2008 (UTC) China might nuke all major US cities in return. Then use its army which is three times bigger than America's and kick shit out of all the invaders. I dont underestimate the USA at all, i understand that it does not hold the monopoly of been the sole superpower in the world. And if two superpower do war, then everyones fucked! Ijanderson977 (talk) 20:14, 11 June 2008 (UTC) Also the USA and China would never invade each other. They would rather team up and dominate the world together. Ijanderson977 (talk) 20:18, 11 June 2008 (UTC) Just being a wikistalker here, but study up on military actions in the current day. USA would dominate China. Could we invade and hold the whole country? No. But we have such superior weaponry we could bomb the shit out of them. Just saying! :) Beam 22:02, 11 June 2008 (UTC) Oh and if it didn't go Nuclear, China wouldn't have a chance. USA would have air superiority in 24 hours, as well as the only operating Navy left between them. Could we take over with men on the ground? Probably not. Beam 22:04, 11 June 2008 (UTC) LOL I've said it at least two times before, that I am an American with Irish and British ancestry and that's it. Some of these Kosovo Albanian editors just assume I am Serb because I have defended the Serb side on that article. These guys probably think that all Americans are pro-Kosovo, but the truth is that probably less than 5% of Americans know of the circumstances in Serbia and Kosovo and I happen to be one of the 5%. I bet that 5% is spilt 50/50 over which side they sympathize with. --Tocino 18:43, 11 June 2008 (UTC) What do you mean I have been logging in Kosova2008. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 68.114.196.137 (talk) 19:57, 11 June 2008 (UTC) Zachary Jaydon Can you help me with the AfD of my article on Zachary Jaydon? I am not sure what to do, but I've sourced it the best I can, included album and magazine scans. There seems to be confusion as to the relation between Jaydon D. Paull & Zachary Jaydon. They are one in the same. A large percentage of performers/artists don't go by their legal name. Any notability no matter which of the two names they are credited under are still assertions of nobility under either or both. Many people are eliminating anything that can be user uploaded or changed. I agree with the principle of this in general, however, videos, magazine scans and the such are irrefutable proof of events or facts no matter where they came from. If there is a video of Mr. Jaydon playing with a National Rock Band, you can't say that because it was put up by a "user" that the fact doesn't remain. While every sentence of this Wiki Article isn't strongly sourced, it doesn't mean he doesn't meat notability requirements for an article. I have scanned and uploaded quite a few of my sources at: http://zacharyjaydonwiki.blogspot.com/ Also, the following was taken directly from WP:N#MUSIC: Criteria for composers and lyricists For composers, songwriters, librettists or lyricists: 1. Has credit for writing or co-writing either lyrics or music for a notable composition. Jaydon has written material on several Multi-Platinum records, including *NSYNC, Craig David, Ryan Cabrera and others. These WERE songs that were included on these albums. They weren't scrapped, or obscure B-Sides. These were songs included on official releases by MAJOR artists. He obviously has notable talent if these artists are choosing to work with him. This is obviously an arguable issue, but given the success of the albums his work has been featured on, it seems at the VERY least, notable. These credits are easily verifiable here: ([2], [3], [4]) The 3 above sources are all from www.ASCAP.com which is one of the most trusted sources used on Wiki for Songwriter Credit Verification. ([5]) also shows from a VERY large, Fortune 500 companies website with information on Close To Home and confirming Mr. Jaydon's Songwriting Credits. This website would be considered reliable on any front, and also independent of the subject himself. PLEASE HELP! Skyler Morgan (talk) 22:50, 11 June 2008 (UTC) References