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::{{tq|"I can kinda feel the pain and frustration coming out of what you write."}} You bet! I am indeed frustrated, disappointed or should I use the words like disheartened and disgusted. Not because of the block though. It's because of the spiteful, hateful and downright vindictive behaviour some people have in wikipedia and with profound connivance of some ''administrators'' even. [[Special:Contributions/Mihaiam|Mihaiam]] is a sock of [[Special:Contributions/Edward321|Edward321]] just look at their contributions for past 24 hours. Why should I be involved in anymore editing <small>(although I really want to)</small> when I know that some ''daft hater'' may simply revert <big>'''ALL'''</big> of them without caring much about silly things like ''justification or consequence'' and I will be blocked as a result? <p>I shouldn't be involved(saving others the trouble of blocking me and reverting my edits repeatedly). Wikipedia, like any other bureaucracy, is ruled by bullies (including some ''administrators''). However, the real bureaucracies do give you a chance to settle the dispute in court or police station<ref group=note>Occasionally, these don't seem to be enough.</ref>. And there, at least you can afford to ''not'' be so utterly helpless about it. [[Talk:Herbivore#Humans.27_similarity_to_Herbivores|Here]] my edits were labelled as propaganda (implying that I'm a propagandist) after all my edits were rashly reverted (although they had the chance to simply modify inaccuracies with good sources, they chose to delete the whole section), <big>nothing</big> was done and because nothing was done, the reversion of my edits only accelerated (now, if not all, most of my edits are entirely reverted). Then that ''genius'' John wrote on my talk-page {{tq|"Please do not edit war with others there. Also, never do anything like this<ref group=note>[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Administrator_intervention_against_vandalism&diff=prev&oldid=482558818 this]</ref> again please. If I see any more '''''nonsense'''''<ref group=note>It seriously sounded very insulting to me. He could have said it politely but didn't</ref> like this you will be looking at a long block."}} I'm edit-warring? I usually specifically mention (no edit-war intended) after my edit, in description. <p>Most of my friggin edits are getting reverted and I'm the one he deemed to be the edit-warrior? Come on now, will you. You don't want to help me. Frankly, I don't know what you want. Have a beautiful time here at the wikipedia. <p>Humanity is withering away much faster here at the wikipedia than in the real world</big>. The real world is sick in my view. But, in comparison to the demented arrangement here at wikipedia<ref group=note>Because here it <s>every time</s> sometimes gratuitously comes down to majority of consensus, no matter how <u>ignorant</u> and/or <u>prejudiced</u> and/or <u>oblivious</u> the involved editors are about the topic at hand, their views still count. That's ''not'' a very efficient way, that is rather a crazy '''medieval''' way of discerning what's reliable and what's not. And thus, implies that minority is always wrong and majority is ''always'' correct. That's fundamentally incorrect and pernicious too.</ref>, real world seems like a much better place to dwell<ref group=note>Although I concede that some (few) of my sources too were questionable and faced justified skepticism, I don't think that it necessitated a whole reversion. Slight modifications would have worked just fine.</ref>. Thank God science doesn't progress like that in real world. --[[User:Mrt3366|<font face="verdana" color="#0000FF">"DrYouMe"→"Mrt3366"</font>]] [[User talk:Mrt3366|<font face="century gothic" size="1" color="#0000A0"><sup>(Talk?)</sup></font>]] 00:44, 21 March 2012 (UTC) |
::{{tq|"I can kinda feel the pain and frustration coming out of what you write."}} You bet! I am indeed frustrated, disappointed or should I use the words like disheartened and disgusted. Not because of the block though. It's because of the spiteful, hateful and downright vindictive behaviour some people have in wikipedia and with profound connivance of some ''administrators'' even. [[Special:Contributions/Mihaiam|Mihaiam]] is a sock of [[Special:Contributions/Edward321|Edward321]] just look at their contributions for past 24 hours. Why should I be involved in anymore editing <small>(although I really want to)</small> when I know that some ''daft hater'' may simply revert <big>'''ALL'''</big> of them without caring much about silly things like ''justification or consequence'' and I will be blocked as a result? <p>I shouldn't be involved(saving others the trouble of blocking me and reverting my edits repeatedly). Wikipedia, like any other bureaucracy, is ruled by bullies (including some ''administrators''). However, the real bureaucracies do give you a chance to settle the dispute in court or police station<ref group=note>Occasionally, these don't seem to be enough.</ref>. And there, at least you can afford to ''not'' be so utterly helpless about it. [[Talk:Herbivore#Humans.27_similarity_to_Herbivores|Here]] my edits were labelled as propaganda (implying that I'm a propagandist) after all my edits were rashly reverted (although they had the chance to simply modify inaccuracies with good sources, they chose to delete the whole section), <big>nothing</big> was done and because nothing was done, the reversion of my edits only accelerated (now, if not all, most of my edits are entirely reverted). Then that ''genius'' John wrote on my talk-page {{tq|"Please do not edit war with others there. Also, never do anything like this<ref group=note>[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Administrator_intervention_against_vandalism&diff=prev&oldid=482558818 this]</ref> again please. If I see any more '''''nonsense'''''<ref group=note>It seriously sounded very insulting to me. He could have said it politely but didn't</ref> like this you will be looking at a long block."}} I'm edit-warring? I usually specifically mention (no edit-war intended) after my edit, in description. <p>Most of my friggin edits are getting reverted and I'm the one he deemed to be the edit-warrior? Come on now, will you. You don't want to help me. Frankly, I don't know what you want. Have a beautiful time here at the wikipedia. <p>Humanity is withering away much faster here at the wikipedia than in the real world</big>. The real world is sick in my view. But, in comparison to the demented arrangement here at wikipedia<ref group=note>Because here it <s>every time</s> sometimes gratuitously comes down to majority of consensus, no matter how <u>ignorant</u> and/or <u>prejudiced</u> and/or <u>oblivious</u> the involved editors are about the topic at hand, their views still count. That's ''not'' a very efficient way, that is rather a crazy '''medieval''' way of discerning what's reliable and what's not. And thus, implies that minority is always wrong and majority is ''always'' correct. That's fundamentally incorrect and pernicious too.</ref>, real world seems like a much better place to dwell<ref group=note>Although I concede that some (few) of my sources too were questionable and faced justified skepticism, I don't think that it necessitated a whole reversion. Slight modifications would have worked just fine.</ref>. Thank God science doesn't progress like that in real world. --[[User:Mrt3366|<font face="verdana" color="#0000FF">"DrYouMe"→"Mrt3366"</font>]] [[User talk:Mrt3366|<font face="century gothic" size="1" color="#0000A0"><sup>(Talk?)</sup></font>]] 00:44, 21 March 2012 (UTC) |
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:Please stop with your personal attacks. Your insistence that Mihaiam is a sock of Edward321 is beyond belief. Mihaiam has been editing since 2007 and Edward321 since 2006. Until ''very'' recently, they have not edited the same articles ''at all'' until two days ago. If you seriously believe these accounts were established and used regularly for over '''''5 years''''' in the expectation of someday being used to "get" you, file a report at [[WP:SPI]]. Otherwise, I will assume your claim is a baseless personal attack, a blockable offense. Consider this your final warning. - [[User:SummerPhD|<span style="color:#D70270;background-color:white;">Sum</span><span style="color:#734F96;background-color:white;">mer</span><span style="color:#0038A8;background-color:white;">PhD</span>]] ([[User talk:SummerPhD|talk]]) 03:58, 21 March 2012 (UTC) |
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Mihaiam
Before writing, please pay heed to the following: If you want to edit articles that I've previously touched, without informing me, you can do that as long as it's not vandalism. I usually have them added to my watchlist anyway. Hence, You don't need to notify me here. In fact, I prefer that you don't.
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Friendly adviceI'm going to attempt to help you here, and I hope you take my advice. I think you are starting to snowball into a pattern of conflict and frustration that I'm afraid is going to end with your giving up on editing, which is not an ideal outcome. I've seen this happen many times before to new editors. I can see why your content is being reverted: It's not that your additions are without merit, it's that they do not use sources that meet WP:RS. I honestly think you should take a breather for a few days, find some good sources, and your additions will be more likely to be welcomed. I know you feel like you are being attacked from all angles, and very few people are at their best in those circumstances. --Laser brain (talk) 02:45, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
I told this to him-
@Mihaiam
Like what is the acidity of human-stomach when food is inside stomach? and then you tout "veganskeptic.blogspot" as a reliable source for high-level scientific knowledge? Isn't it a tad silly to compare a Nutritionist who has been backed by the claims of other MDs and has a doctoral degree, to a random blogger? Where is the scientific journal that says humans are not herbivores? But when it comes to question your meat-eating ways, you cling to a random person as opposed to a slew of MDs who are cogently saying that the practice of eating meat is "unhealthy", "unneeded" and "unethical" (or something of that sort). Meat-eating is at best utterly redundant. I repeat, please show some credible scientific analysis of Human anatomy that firmly proves humans are purely naturally omnivorous (i.e. able to digest raw meat, or if not raw meat then any meat with good health), that's all it'll to convince me. I may be fully wrong, I'm at least open to that possibility, but are you? I want what's best for me. I occasionally like stew myself. :D I am yet to receive a reply! --DrYouMe (Talk?) 03:01, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
Blocked You have been blocked temporarily from editing for attempting to harass other users. Once the block has expired, you are welcome to make useful contributions. If you would like to be unblocked, you may appeal this block by adding the text Template:Z8--John (talk) 10:17, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
{{unblock|reason=Your reason here ~~~~}} , but you should read the guide to appealing blocks first. Edits on Gadhimai festivalYour edits in Gadhimai festival are controversial/disputed. Certainly, your inclusion of vegetarianism and Hindu scriptures etc DO NOT deal with the issue and need to be deleted here or moved to appropriate articles. On the other hand, it also seems that you are probably involved in an edit war involving socks. My suggestion: please propose your changes in talk page. I will vet out the refs and comment on what is acceptable or not and why as a neutral third party. Propose one change at a time. However, do understand that whole sections abour vegeterianism in Hindu scriptures etc are unwarranted. Stick closely to material relevant to this article and use reliable sources. I have come to this article on being alerted by a probable sock account on my talk page. However, I have no view on this except relevance, NPOV, proportionate, notable etc. AshLin (talk) 12:26, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
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This is funny. Ha Ha Ha!!!
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Check this page and tell me what's my fault. Yesterday I got into an argument about vegetarianism and stuff. Since then I'm being harassed by Edward321 and his sock mihaiam (I'm 100% certain look at their writing styles and all).
All my edits are getting reverted from these 2 accounts. I am not complaining about other reversions pertaining to vegetarianism because they are still under question.But recently, he reverted this and It's wholly unrelated to the topic of the argument. Check their today's contributions (Edward321 and mihaiam) you'll see mostly deletions of my posts. I'm offended by this sort of behaviour. --"DrYouMe"→"Mrt3366" (Talk?) 11:01, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
- In the dif you cited, the source you added does not discuss Gadhimai festival, the subject of the article. Including sources that do not directly discuss the subject of the article constitute original research and/or synthesis, even if you feel their content is directly relevant to the material in question. For example, an article discussing ghosts appearing in photographs cannot use sources discussing various artifacts and image flaws found in photos, even if the flaws in question are or seem to be identical to some of the "ghosts" seen in photos, unless the source directly refers to the image flaws sometimes being presented as images of ghosts.
- If you feel one editor is a sock puppet or meat puppet of another, please read WP:SOCK and report the issue at WP:SPI. Repeatedly claiming that an editor is using sock puppetry without reporting the issue may be seen as a personal attack. Thanks. - SummerPhD (talk) 11:54, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
- I don't get your point. Could you please elaborate? Are you referring to the verses of hindu scriptures that I added? If so, then I'd like to inform you that the subject of the article is implicitly about the massive animal sacrifice done in the name of Hinduism. The article doesn't focus on anything else. I didn't only cite the scriptures but also one other source that purports to tell what is the real story behind the origin of Gadhimai Festival (I didn't claim it as the sole truth either but it provided a food for thought).
If, according to you that is original research, then everything is original research, won't you say? If not in the gadhimai festival article then where should we give a chance to Hinduism as a religion of non-violence? The article attributes all the animal killings of the festival to Hinduism. Isn't that a sufficient ground to shed light on the religion's actual position. Besides, the animal killings of the festival are associated to Hinduism but based on what? Isn't that an original research or a subject of personal opinion too? Thank you I await your reply. --"DrYouMe"→"Mrt3366" (Talk?) 12:13, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
- I don't get your point. Could you please elaborate? Are you referring to the verses of hindu scriptures that I added? If so, then I'd like to inform you that the subject of the article is implicitly about the massive animal sacrifice done in the name of Hinduism. The article doesn't focus on anything else. I didn't only cite the scriptures but also one other source that purports to tell what is the real story behind the origin of Gadhimai Festival (I didn't claim it as the sole truth either but it provided a food for thought).
{{unblock|reason=Your reason here ~~~~}}
, but you should read the guide to appealing blocks first. Belated welcome to Wikipedia, Mrt3366
Hello, Mrt3366, and welcome to Wikipedia! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like this place and decide to stay.
- Please sign your name on talk pages, by using four tildes (~~~~). This will automatically produce your username and the date, and helps to identify who said what and when. Please do not sign any edit that is not on a talk page.
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- If you have a question that is not one of the frequently asked questions below, check out Wikipedia:Questions, ask me on my talk page, or click the button below. Happy editing and again, welcome! AshLin (talk) 12:37, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
- Do a search on Google or your preferred search engine for the subject of the Wikipedia article that you want to create a citation for.
- Find a website that supports the claim you are trying to find a citation for.
- In a new tab/window, go to the citation generator, click on the 'An arbitrary website' bubble, and fill out as many fields as you can about the website you just found.
- Click the 'Get reference wiki text' button.
- Highlight, and then copy (Ctrl+C or Apple+C), the resulting text (it will be something like
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, copy the whole thing). - In the Wikipedia article, after the claim you found a citation for, paste (Ctrl+V or Apple+V) the text you copied.
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- BTW your username reads like an ancient license-plate from my home-state. :) AshLin (talk) 12:37, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
Oops!
I've only just noticed your response to me over at AN/I, after I saw your block notice.
You seem to have got into a bit of a pickle, here! I can see that you feel very strongly about your subject; Wikipedia attracts passionate people, and it's also a total honey-trap for people on the Autism spectrum (I'm a high-functioning autistic myself, and I know quite a few other editors who fall into the same area of that spectrum).
I do have a lot of sympathy for the position you've found yourself in; I can kinda feel the pain and frustration coming out of what you write.
Having said that, though, you did go waaaaaay over the top, there! Take the block time-out to chill a bit, if you feel it's advisable, take a break from actual editing for an extra two or three days, and just do a heap of reading around the policy pages, to get more of a feel for how things work here. You're welcome to "lurk" on my talk page, and join in with some general chat (if you feel like doing so) once you're unblocked. My talk is a Mandatory Truce Zone (all weapons have to be left outside the door); but ... I have a lot of watchers on my page, who will often join in with some help, tips, or just plain moral support as and when we can. Quite a few of my talk-page stalkers are on the autism spectrum, so we're very understanding of people who have some glitches with social interactions. (I'm not suggesting that you're in that spectrum with us, but just pointing out that we have good reason for understanding.)
When you come back to editing again, I'd suggest you focus on something completely different for a while; maybe just typo-fixing, copy-editing, finding sources for unreferenced articles – we have literally thousands of articles which need some intelligent tidying-up, and staying away from the subjects you've been addressing so far will, in the long term, help you a lot. All the best, Pesky (talk) 22:06, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
"I can kinda feel the pain and frustration coming out of what you write."
You bet! I am indeed frustrated, disappointed or should I use the words like disheartened and disgusted. Not because of the block though. It's because of the spiteful, hateful and downright vindictive behaviour some people have in wikipedia and with profound connivance of some administrators even. Mihaiam is a sock of Edward321 just look at their contributions for past 24 hours. Why should I be involved in anymore editing (although I really want to) when I know that some daft hater may simply revert ALL of them without caring much about silly things like justification or consequence and I will be blocked as a result?I shouldn't be involved(saving others the trouble of blocking me and reverting my edits repeatedly). Wikipedia, like any other bureaucracy, is ruled by bullies (including some administrators). However, the real bureaucracies do give you a chance to settle the dispute in court or police station[note 1]. And there, at least you can afford to not be so utterly helpless about it. Here my edits were labelled as propaganda (implying that I'm a propagandist) after all my edits were rashly reverted (although they had the chance to simply modify inaccuracies with good sources, they chose to delete the whole section), nothing was done and because nothing was done, the reversion of my edits only accelerated (now, if not all, most of my edits are entirely reverted). Then that genius John wrote on my talk-page
"Please do not edit war with others there. Also, never do anything like this[note 2] again please. If I see any more nonsense[note 3] like this you will be looking at a long block."
I'm edit-warring? I usually specifically mention (no edit-war intended) after my edit, in description.Most of my friggin edits are getting reverted and I'm the one he deemed to be the edit-warrior? Come on now, will you. You don't want to help me. Frankly, I don't know what you want. Have a beautiful time here at the wikipedia.
Humanity is withering away much faster here at the wikipedia than in the real world. The real world is sick in my view. But, in comparison to the demented arrangement here at wikipedia[note 4], real world seems like a much better place to dwell[note 5]. Thank God science doesn't progress like that in real world. --"DrYouMe"→"Mrt3366" (Talk?) 00:44, 21 March 2012 (UTC)
- Please stop with your personal attacks. Your insistence that Mihaiam is a sock of Edward321 is beyond belief. Mihaiam has been editing since 2007 and Edward321 since 2006. Until very recently, they have not edited the same articles at all until two days ago. If you seriously believe these accounts were established and used regularly for over 5 years in the expectation of someday being used to "get" you, file a report at WP:SPI. Otherwise, I will assume your claim is a baseless personal attack, a blockable offense. Consider this your final warning. - SummerPhD (talk) 03:58, 21 March 2012 (UTC)
- Note:
- ^ Occasionally, these don't seem to be enough.
- ^ this
- ^ It seriously sounded very insulting to me. He could have said it politely but didn't
- ^ Because here it
every timesometimes gratuitously comes down to majority of consensus, no matter how ignorant and/or prejudiced and/or oblivious the involved editors are about the topic at hand, their views still count. That's not a very efficient way, that is rather a crazy medieval way of discerning what's reliable and what's not. And thus, implies that minority is always wrong and majority is always correct. That's fundamentally incorrect and pernicious too. - ^ Although I concede that some (few) of my sources too were questionable and faced justified skepticism, I don't think that it necessitated a whole reversion. Slight modifications would have worked just fine.