User talk:Schinkelburg

Reverted due to unfounded assumption

Reverted due to a rude, bossy as unfounded reasoning. Who are you to perform in that way? That is the assumption of German Wikipedia, inveterate enemies of Atrott like the Germans were such on the Jews. Atrott is not a bachelor, but a big family of several generations outside Germany. You presume to be able something to do, the N.S.A. even cannot provide. In the Internet is A. partly categorized as Lithuanian, Prussian or (by the Germans) as German. An encyclopedia should explain why this happens. Schinkelburg

GERMAN WIKIPEDIA LAWLESSLY USES A PICTURE OF MINE

When German Wikipedia, for its article on Hans Henning Atrott, started to use the picture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Henning_Atrott#/media/File:Hansatrott.jpg I donated to Wikipedia.commons it became informed that everybody can use this image but the German branch of Wikipedia.org. The formula CC BY-SA 3.0 of Wikipedia.org does not allow to specialize, respectively, confine the copyright in that way but the copyright does. The latter is decisive. Even according to German law, one is allowed to withdraw any donation due to gross ingratitude within ten years after presenting the gift. Regardless numerous acts of ridiculousness, in particular, the protection of the homosexual, pedophile and criminal Protestant Pastor Emil Zimmerningkat and his sexual crimes by German Wikipedia within the English version of Wikipedia (in the German one they conceal everything of that), I regard as such a case of gross ingratitude. I expressively prohibited German Wikipedia to use this image, right from the outset. As copyright owner I can cut the copyright as I want to do it and those who do not respect the designed copyright act lawlessly. I never demanded benevolence, in exchange for the picture and never will do, but what the Germans do is unrestrained hatred (dubbed: "love") and war on Atrott. Especially, the protection of a sexual criminal on children puts German Wikipedia outside civilization. Nobody is obliged to join such abhorrence by donations. In case that the Germans continue to use the image, it is to reckon that I withdraw the image completely in order to achieve lawfulness. If English Wikipedia should ban me as co-worker on account of this decision with regard to its very questionable German branch, in that case, I hereby simultaneously withdraw the image https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Henning_Atrott#/media/File:Hansatrott.jpg completely from whole Wikipedia. As mentioned, this is my right within ten years, according to German law, which at least is applicable to the German branch. German Wikipedia is sheer hatred (dubbed: "love to the enemy") and presumably occupied by Christian fanatics. They are not teachable and not admissible to arguments. And if they have not died, in between, they still are hating, hating and "infallibly" lying...

Schinkelburg (talk) 11:17, 22 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Schinkelburg, if I look over the posts you have made over time, I cannot help getting the impression that there's a lot of emotions involved. I'd recommend to seriously reduce the emotional component of your posts for the benefit of the information you want to communicate. Wikipedia is not about bashing folks who do not share your view of the world. Just my two bits, no offense meant. Best regards, Lost Boy (talk) 07:51, 24 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Welcome!

Welcome to Wikipedia, Schinkelburg! Thank you for your contributions. I am Marek69 and I have been editing Wikipedia for some time, so if you have any questions feel free to leave me a message on my talk page. You can also check out Wikipedia:Questions or type {{helpme}} at the bottom of this page. Here are some pages that you might find helpful:

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Thank you, Marek69 I found your mail in my spam folder, surprisingly. So, it took a tad time to read it. Your advice I appreciate very much. It helps me. Schinkelburg (talk) 12:13, 16 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]