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Propose moving HD 144579 to Gliese 661

Hi. I thought that "Gliese 661" would be a better home for HD 144579 (leaving a link from HD 144579 though) as it's a more-commonly used reference for that star, and it indicates that it's a nearby star. As you're the main other editor for the page, I thought I'd check with you first to see if you had any objection. Metebelis (talk) 05:39, 15 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

I've been WP:Bold and gone ahead. Metebelis (talk) 09:38, 19 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]


Hi. Metebelis.

Where creating a stub, I have used the Star's name that appears in either disambiguation list, subject lists (ussually list of brightest nearby stars) or on constellation pages.

I have no objection as such to the changes you proposed but ask that a redirection page for either of "Gliese 661" or "HD 144579" be provided as there may be several other pages that still link to "Gliese 661" and I can't remember what they all were...

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הסרפד (call me “Hasirpad”) (formerly R——bo) 00:36, 8 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Also note that in Polish sources his name is also spelled Hajmo.
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I'm not trying to pick on you, quite the contrary, I'm glad someone is adding even a little bit on some of the PCIJ cases, but I've added the citation needed tag to you reference of the case as a key case. Since there are so few, and since they all deal with international issues and concerns of at least two states, for me there is no issue about notability, but when you describe a case a "key" or "a landmark case" for the PCIJ itself or international law generally, I do think there needs to be a citation to a reputed publication that says just that.

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Nomination of Gliese 52 for deletion

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Nomination of GJ 1279 for deletion

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As reviewing administrator, I have declined to immediately delete these articles, because it is quite possible that they do in fact constitute significant precedents (and the comments by subsequent courts and textbook writers that they are basic precedents would be reason for inclusion of the articles). Merely showing they are cited is not enough, -- it has to be clear these are import as precedents or teaching examples.

But you have not shown this. Unless you do, or unless somebody choose to do it, the articles will almost certainly be deleted. I advise you to fix the problem, and do this very quickly, before the article gets nominated for deletion by a regular deletion process.

Please don't enter further articles this way. It creates an unreasonable burden for other people to have to complete them. DGG ( talk ) 19:12, 18 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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source that you used 3 years ago

See this edit you made 3 years ago in Mong, Punjab.

You cited Huntingford and Lendering, but there are no other details. Do you have the title of the books that you used? --Enric Naval (talk) 09:31, 29 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Cathedral

Sorry! I don't want to discourage you, but I have deleted the information that you added to that article, and I'm here to explain why.

  • That article is most specifically on Cathedrals. It is about how cathedrals function and what there role is. It isn't about large buildings that are sometimes loosely, or traditionally called "cathedral". That rules out Ulm Minster, St Peter's Basilica, Santa Maria Maggiore and various others.
  • The article isn't about buildings, per se. There is a brief description of the ways in which cathedral buildings are utilised, but there is no detailed description of what cathedral buildings are generally like. The focus is on historic, social and cultural roles. So that is not the right place for a list like that.
  • Look and Read, before you add. Basically, don't add content, without checking first. Start with the Table of Contents. A quick look at the subheadings, and the "See also" section would have directed you to a number of other articles where your addition might be more appropriate. Just above where you made the insertion was a "See also" direction to an article Architecture of cathedrals and great churches. OK! By it's name it tells you that information on St Peter's and Ulm Minster is going to be welcome on that page. It also tells you, at a glance , that the article deals with buildings, not with how a cathedral chapter is structured and matters of that type.
  • One of the problems with not thinking through a lengthy addition, is that most "page watchers" are going to hesitate to remove it, unless they know for sure that the article doesn't include buildings like St Peter's. The onus is on the editor to get it right, because most people who watch for vandalism are not watching for well-intentioned but misplaced edits.
  • There are already a number of pages of facts such as largest, tallest etc. There is a fair bit of dispute about the largest church building. AS for the height of spires, well, you have to leave the word "cathedral" out of that, because Ulm etc etc.
  • On the other hand, I think that some fun facts at the end of that article (the architecture one) wouldn't go astray. You need to reference every single fact.
  • The article Cathedral, you may have noticed, is poorly referenced. Some of the oldest articles on Wikipedia have very few references. But any new info ought to be fully referenced. The Architecture of cathedrals article is referenced.
  • The other suggestion is that there might be a place for another list. You would have to check out all the church and cathedral lists first, before creating.

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I was just taking a good look at some of the info to see what might be useful.
Oldest is problematic because buildings have been muddled up that are ancient, but originally served a different purpose, and churches that are genuinely of very ancient foundation.
Strangest is not a goer. It is a purely subjective category. In fact, if you compare the centrally-planned, tall buildings of recent times, you find that they might be different from earlier buildings, but are not unusual compared with other recent cathedrals. Likewise Brasilia Cathedral isn't unusual if compared with Liverpool Roman Catholic Cathedral and other churches built at that time.
Check out the existent lists of oldest, largest tallest and see if you can find references. The lists need to refer to "church" rather than "cathedral" because the functional category is too small, and excludes most basilicas and Orthodox churches. Amandajm (talk) 03:12, 7 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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Also, please do not create duplicate articles for topics that already exist, like with Dioshieron and Birgi. If you do so, then please take care to differentiate their scope, and do not simply lump information from the one into the other indiscriminately. In this case, please also retain the references, and provide attribution of your source when you copy stuff over. In addition, you really should not leave French and Italian names, terms and phrases untranslated. If you don't know how to do it properly, please don't do it at all. Per WP:COMPETENCE, this is a major issue, as you cannot expect other editors to run behind you and fix your problems. So again, please take adequate time with your articles. It is not quantity that counts, but quality. Cheers, Constantine ✍ 10:05, 20 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
I see that my advice has failed to make any impact about taking a few extra minutes to consolidate your text. At least read the WP:MOS: you don't have to, in fact are discouraged from, linking dates and common terms, as well as repeating the same link more than once. Cheers, Constantine ✍ 21:43, 30 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
Seriously, please stop it. Your English skills are not good, so at least please don't "correct" afterwards when people try to clean up your articles. Constantine ✍ 00:07, 31 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
First, if you want to discuss something, please do it in the article talk page or in your or my talk pages, not like this. Second, the bishopric is incidental: the main article is, and can only be, about the settlement, and in the case of Dioshieron/Christopolis/Pyrgion/Birgi, the settlement is one and the same, or at least there is not enough material to warrant two or more separate articles, as is the case say with Byzantium/Constantinople/Istanbul.
As such, when you create an article with the name of a city, the clear WP:PRIMARYTOPIC is the settlement, period. Now, the settlement happened to be a bishopric in earlier times, under different names: originally Dioshieron, and under the Byzantines Christopolis and Pyrgion. Today, the Roman Catholic Church, for its own reasons, has a titular see with the ancient name of Dioshieron rather than the Byzantine names. This all still applies prima facie to the same site, the same settlement, which is the primary topic of any article using any of the names Dioshieron/Christopolis/Pyrgion/Birgi. To split the article up because there is a titular see with the ancient name is, to put it bluntly, Catholic WP:POV-driven nonsense. The episcopal list of the Catholic Church is not a naming guide for Wikipedia, and one really, really should refrain from creating, writing, and naming articles looking solely through that lens.
That was the point of my first comment to you, BTW: most of these eastern titular dioceses are nothing but hollow shells, as there never was a residential Catholic bishop, or if there was, it was only for a short period of time during the Crusades. Most of the titular appointees never even stepped foot there, so writing all these articles about cities that were bishoprics and only mentioning "no longer a residential bishopric, X is listed by the Catholic Church as a titular see" is the equivalent of a lie by omission: there never was a Catholic residential see, most of these sees were Orthodox/Melkite/etc. under one of the eastern patriarchates. I strongly urge you to include this in your articles, or at least to avoid giving the impression that there was nothing other than the Roman Catholic Church in the region. To that end, you should expand your reference base because obviously sites like Catholichierarchy.org, while informative and useful, also have a too-narrow focus and POV.
If enough material exists to write a separate article on the diocese (or dioceses, if there are several confessions and not just the Catholics having a see there), then you should do so, but then name it something like "Diocese of X", "Bishopric of ", Roman Catholic/Eastern Orthodox/Syriac Orthodox/etc. diocese of X" or "X (titular see)", etc.. What you should not do is what you are doing in Dioshieron, where you start from your desire to have an article about the Catholic titular see, and split the settlement article to suit your starting point.
I am sure that you are well-intentioned and that all this is influenced by the fact that Catholic sources on sees etc. are far easier to find, but you are nevertheless making some errors here that a) are important as they affect the quality and neutrality of your articles, b) have led other editors like you to problems in the past, c) can easily be corrected with minimal effort on your part, and d) if left unchanged require much cleanup by other editors. Cheers, Constantine ✍ 06:52, 31 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]

After Diocese of Iconium, I am raising a WP:COMPETENCE issue or a WP:NPOV issue with a request of blocking you the next time you don't do proper research: the see of Iconium continues to be awarded in the Greek Orthodox Church of Constantinople to this day, and was not abolished after Manzikert but continued to have a local Christian flock until the early 20th century. For the last time, if you don't know something, don't write about it, and most especially don't guess. That is not how encyclopedias are written. I am willing to help out, but you have to do your part too, and so far criticism seems not to bother you, at least judging from the fact that you cannot even get the name of Michel Le Quien right, whom you use in almost all of your articles on eastern sees. Cheers, Constantine ✍ 09:21, 4 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for creating Moglenitsas, but again, please do not translate from languages you don't actually speak. If you cannot distinguish that "Almopias" is the genitive of "Almopia" in German, please don't translate from German, or ask for help at Wikipedia:Translators available. Google Translate is no substitute for language skills. Better leave the article shorter than introduce errors. Cheers, Constantine ✍ 07:54, 14 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
Sigh, for the n-th time, please take time to properly edit your articles. Your article on the Metropolis of Kitros, Katerini and Platamon was riddled with typo errors, incorrect copy-pastes from your sources, etc. These are things that are easy to fix, and really shouldn't be present at all. They are signs of sloppy work, and cause doubts about the accuracy of the rest of the article. And, in view of your past edits, it is very bad form to write an article about a mostly Orthodox bishopric (a single Catholic incumbent is known) and only categorize it as a "Catholic titular see". Constantine ✍ 19:49, 29 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
Consider this the last warning. You have repeatedly displayed utter ignorance of the historical background on the cities you write on. Your approach to "mix-and-match" random sources from the internet with articles from non-English WPs results in a confused mess of information, which is exacerbated by the fact that you appear to use automatic translators, and do not actually comprehend Greek, German, French, and Italian, which you have "translated" from in the past. This is coupled with your refusal, or inability, to copyedit them for even the most elementary typos and other errors. More importantly, you consistently follow a pro-Catholic WP:POV in the diocese articles, even introducing Catholic titular bishops on an article that is clearly about the Orthodox residential see, or categorizing an Orthodox residential diocese only as a Catholic titular see. Now this last is either due to the complete ignorance mentioned above, or it is deliberate. In either case, it is a problem, because it introduces factual and POV errors in articles. Finally, the complete lack of any response, either through a message at a talk page, or through an improvement in your editing behaviour, is frustrating to anyone (currently: me) who tries to clean up after you. I have yet to see a single article of yours where there were not factual errors, either through ignorance of the context, or through poor translation of the sources used. So be warned: if you don't shape up, and continue in the same manner, I will open a WP:RFC, and we will see what comes out of it. Constantine ✍ 07:11, 3 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Can you please, please take five minutes to check up what you are writing? In just one short article, Diocese of Hierapolis, I see three forms of "Flourit" (sic), one bishop (Alexander of Hierapolis (Syria)) from a city with the same name, but in Syria rather than in Phrygia, and another (Abercius of Hieropolis) from Hieropolys in Cilicia, misinterpreting a province (Phrygia Pacatiana) as a metropolitan see, and several other typos. It seriously shouldn't take long to check up on these things. And as usual, the Roman Catholic exclusionism is glaringly obvious: only Catholic categories, Catholic talk page tags, etc. Your indifference to repeated pleas to pay attention to the quality and objectivity of your work is baffling, to say the least. Constantine ✍ 10:46, 13 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Categories

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You are making a large number of additions to Category:Roman Catholics. Most of the additions, it would appear, should properly instead be to appropriate subcategories, such as Category:Roman Catholic bishops. Where possible, pages should be added to subcategories, not over-arching categories, as they lose all value. BastunĖġáḍβáś₮ŭŃ! 08:39, 26 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Antiquity

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Linking

Hi, please don't link months, and use one, not both date formats in any one article. [5] Tony (talk) 06:11, 30 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Please stop

Once again, you are at it: Ancyra (Titular See), Stauropolis (titular See), Diocese of Garella. Once again relying only on Catholic sources, once again unable to distinguish between Latin and Italian names and actual native names, leaving the former untranslated, once again without any proper editing of the text, which is a mish-mash of your sources, once again jumbling Orthodox and Catholic history of the sees, and giving inadvertent priority to the latter. The lack of WP:COMPETENCE is obvious, and your persistent refusal to answer to any sort of criticism or engage in dialogue verges on becoming disruptive. Importing material without the willingness, knowledge and ability to edit it into a coherent and accurate whole is a problem. Consider this the final warning. Constantine ✍ 11:41, 30 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Ways to improve Fawzia Zouari

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List of Early Landmark Court Cases

Sorry, but I don't see any reasoning or secondary sourcing that indicates/proves these are in fact "landmark" cases. Primary sourcing really does nothing to make that case. Thank you, Drmies (talk) 12:41, 27 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Hannett, Cornwall

Hi, I'm sorry but I can't find this place on a map! Any chance you might have it confused with a hamlet called Hennett nearby? Blythwood (talk) 01:27, 11 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Orderic Vital

Hi, one other thing. Thanks for this article - Orderic Vital. But we already have an article on this man, as Orderic Vitalis. I've converted it to a redirect but you can take your text out of the page history if you want to use it. Blythwood (talk) 01:39, 11 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Mybbard and Mancus

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Overlinking

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Pudenziana

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Your submission at Articles for creation: Al Kharjah has been accepted

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stars and Christianity

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