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Ultimately that user is almost certain to be blocked at some point, so the goal right now should be to limit the damage (if any) he's causing so we don't have to endlessly clean up after him later. :-) [[User:Morn|Morn]] ([[User talk:Morn|talk]]) 12:07, 13 March 2010 (UTC) |
Ultimately that user is almost certain to be blocked at some point, so the goal right now should be to limit the damage (if any) he's causing so we don't have to endlessly clean up after him later. :-) [[User:Morn|Morn]] ([[User talk:Morn|talk]]) 12:07, 13 March 2010 (UTC) |
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Hi, regarding your deletion request at [[Wikipedia:Files_for_deletion/2011_March_11#File:Europe_religion_map_en.png]], this file is stored on Wikimedia Commons. You would need to nominate it for deletion at [[:commons:Commons:Deletion_requests|Commons:Deletion requests]], if that is your desire. However, I would not suggest making that nomination unless or until there is some agreement that there are problems with the map. At [[Talk:Religion_in_Europe#Europe_religion_map]], nobody seems to share your concerns about it. You may want to instead offer specific problems in that discussion (eg, the religion of a particular country is listed wrongly and offer a source for what it should be). --[[User:B|B]] ([[User talk:B|talk]]) 14:29, 11 March 2011 (UTC) |
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User Angr
Hi Ruud!
Regarding Angr, if his edits are too nonsensical, maybe you should seek arbitration instead of a protracted edit war. I don't think that user can be blocked (some of his edits are good, others less so), but you could get some more people on your side so hopefully Angr will lose interest in that article. Angr seems to be intelligent, but not exactly very socially aware (autistic?), so to him his behavior might seem entirely reasonable. I think it's true that many WP editors, especially those who seem to spend their entire day on WP, are a bit, ummm, special, if you get my drift, so you have to take that into account.
So don't expect that you can make him understand what he's doing wrong, instead look for some reinforcements. What I wrote was also meant to document his behavior rather than in the hopes of reforming him. Besides, he has deleted material from his user talk page where somebody called him an idiot (and rightly so), so maybe that would be a nice way to prove to others he's not very fair and truthful. Just point them to his talk page history.
Ultimately that user is almost certain to be blocked at some point, so the goal right now should be to limit the damage (if any) he's causing so we don't have to endlessly clean up after him later. :-) Morn (talk) 12:07, 13 March 2010 (UTC)