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Recipes
Where are recipes Singh4455 (talk) 16:04, 3 July 2019 (UTC)
- Wikipedia is not a cookbook, so there shouldn't be any recipes in the article. Recipes can be posted to the Wikimeda Cookbook. Ibadibam (talk) 16:43, 3 July 2019 (UTC)
Unsourced POV pushing by Gotitbro
User:Gotitbro has been repeatedly reverting edits to restore his own preferred version that replaces "Bangladesh" with "India" throughout the article and has been removing reliable sources from Banglapedia by calling them unreliable. He has not provided a single source for his edits but pushing his POV repeatedly despite being explained in the edit summaries. Za-ari-masen (talk) 04:02, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
- @Za-ari-masen: Your problematic edits that conflate Bengal with Bangladesh have already been reverted by multiple editors including admins. To claim the exact thing your are doing and projecting that onto me highly is ridiculous. I don't need to provide source to revert clear POV which you are looking to brute force by engaging in highly disruptive editing on multiple articles. Gotitbro (talk) 04:31, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
- Gotitbro, not only you have been discarding the reliable sources in the article but also rejecting the importance of providing a source for your edits, that in itself reflects your disruptive behaviour. You have been involved in a similar unsourced POV pushing in different articles with multiple users and have been doing so for a while now. I don't know where I have been warned by an admin as you are talking about, but I think it's high time an admin decision is imposed on you. Za-ari-masen (talk) 04:41, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
- @Za-ari-mase: Not sure where you are coming with your ridiculous allegations, all of which pretty seriously apply to yourself. Your similar edits were revrted on Shorshe Ilish by an admin who had already explained on the Talk page the dispute (nowhere do I say you were warned by an admin). If you are so smug about having me "done under" for my edits go ahead and report me, you probably won't come unscathed for you edits. Also you coatraking users more disposed to your edits is simply not done, you clearly do not want to engage in any discussion but brute force edits that cater to your liking. Gotitbro (talk) 04:50, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
- You have just been blocked for your edit-warring in this article. Please quit this battleground attitude and make constructive edits when you return. Za-ari-masen (talk) 04:58, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
- Banglapedia is used in majority of Bangladesh-related articles and even has a Template:Cite Banglapedia on Wikipedia. Bakarkhani originates from Eastern Bengal e.g. modern day Bangladesh, not India. I agree with Za-ari-masen and think that Gotitbro needs to stop edit-warring. UserNumber (talk) 13:54, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
- @Utcursch, El C, Huon, and Gotitbro: I just carefully reread the Banglapedia article again; nowhere does it say the origin is in Dhaka or present-day Bangladesh/East Bengal. Here is the link to the article, the first paragraph clearly states the following: "a food-product peculiar to Dhaka city... original home of this bread or biscuit is Afghanistan or beyond". Nowhere does it say the origin is Dhaka or Bangladesh/East Bengal. Also, the Times of India article, which Za-ari-masen removed from his version, states, the following: "There are a few new variants of the bakarkhani though, that trace their origin to Bangladesh and Kashmir. As you can observe, there is zero source for the sole claim of Dhaka or Bangladesh/East Bengal. What we know is, it is a dish inspired by Central Asian Muslim migrants to medieval India, just like General Tso's chicken is inspired by Chinese migrants to North America. The version that @Gotitbro: reverted is the best version. (This also shows the problematic edits of Za-ari-masen, they use words like "preferred", "favorite" or "peculiar" and constructs it as origin to Dhaka or Bangladesh. As can be seen with chomchom, the Banglapedia there only stated it was a favorite in Tangail, to use that as a statement to claim origin, thankfully @Utcursch: caught that.) As you can see, Za-ari-masen is falsifying the sources. Please read the Banglapedia source on Bakorkhani and Times of India article on Bakorkhani and be the judge yourself. (96.240.28.30 (talk) 18:44, 10 February 2020 (UTC))
- What do you think "peculiar" means? Did you take a look at other sources in the article, Muntasir Mamun (July 2006). Dhaka Smriti-Bismritir Nogori; Nazir Hussain (April 1995). Kingbodontir Dhaka and others? Did you even have any glance over the history section of the article? Za-ari-masen (talk) 09:42, 11 February 2020 (UTC)
- They said it was once peculiar as in hundreds of years ago when it first arrived. The term "Bakarkhani" originates from Eastern Bengal and was not used in Central Asia.UserNumber (talk) 13:18, 11 February 2020 (UTC)
- @Utcursch, El C, Huon, and Gotitbro: I just carefully reread the Banglapedia article again; nowhere does it say the origin is in Dhaka or present-day Bangladesh/East Bengal. Here is the link to the article, the first paragraph clearly states the following: "a food-product peculiar to Dhaka city... original home of this bread or biscuit is Afghanistan or beyond". Nowhere does it say the origin is Dhaka or Bangladesh/East Bengal. Also, the Times of India article, which Za-ari-masen removed from his version, states, the following: "There are a few new variants of the bakarkhani though, that trace their origin to Bangladesh and Kashmir. As you can observe, there is zero source for the sole claim of Dhaka or Bangladesh/East Bengal. What we know is, it is a dish inspired by Central Asian Muslim migrants to medieval India, just like General Tso's chicken is inspired by Chinese migrants to North America. The version that @Gotitbro: reverted is the best version. (This also shows the problematic edits of Za-ari-masen, they use words like "preferred", "favorite" or "peculiar" and constructs it as origin to Dhaka or Bangladesh. As can be seen with chomchom, the Banglapedia there only stated it was a favorite in Tangail, to use that as a statement to claim origin, thankfully @Utcursch: caught that.) As you can see, Za-ari-masen is falsifying the sources. Please read the Banglapedia source on Bakorkhani and Times of India article on Bakorkhani and be the judge yourself. (96.240.28.30 (talk) 18:44, 10 February 2020 (UTC))
- Banglapedia is used in majority of Bangladesh-related articles and even has a Template:Cite Banglapedia on Wikipedia. Bakarkhani originates from Eastern Bengal e.g. modern day Bangladesh, not India. I agree with Za-ari-masen and think that Gotitbro needs to stop edit-warring. UserNumber (talk) 13:54, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
- You have just been blocked for your edit-warring in this article. Please quit this battleground attitude and make constructive edits when you return. Za-ari-masen (talk) 04:58, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
- "peculiar" means odd or curious, not origin. If they meant origin, they would have said it. Your entire argument was based on Banglapedia article, now it is falling apart. Now trying to dodge with some obscure names without any link or a direct quote like I did is being disingenuous. @Utcursch, El C, Huon, and Gotitbro: please see what they are doing, kindly intervene as admins. (96.240.28.30 (talk) 13:24, 11 February 2020 (UTC))
- The Bakarkhani word is Bengali not in a Central Asian language. The main argument here is whether it is Indian or Bangladeshi and it is very clear Old Dhaka and the other regions mentioned in the article are part of Eastern Bengal which is Bangladesh (apart from Kashmir which is of course Pakistani not Bangladeshi). @User:Alivardi, what do you think? UserNumber (talk) 14:49, 11 February 2020 (UTC)
- The discussion seems to be getting pretty intense and I think it's worth reminding that we should keep things civil here. I also have to disagree with the idea that Banglapedia is not rs; the articles are written by academics and it's partially funded by UNESCO. While the Banglapedia article does state that the dish originated in Afghanistan etc., I don't believe anything beyond a cursory mention of is necessary, with the "History" section being the most appropriate place in my opinion. Bakarkhani's South Asian association and name warrants that that aspect be the focus of the lead. Also note that as per Merriam-Webster, peculiar can be defined as "characteristic of only one person, group, or thing : DISTINCTIVE".[1]
Alivardi (talk) 16:09, 11 February 2020 (UTC)- See also our sister project's definition: "Common or usual for a certain place or circumstance; specific or particular." To say that something is "peculiar to Dhaka" means it would have a strong association with Dhaka, and might usually be found only there. Ibadibam (talk) 22:06, 11 February 2020 (UTC)
- The discussion seems to be getting pretty intense and I think it's worth reminding that we should keep things civil here. I also have to disagree with the idea that Banglapedia is not rs; the articles are written by academics and it's partially funded by UNESCO. While the Banglapedia article does state that the dish originated in Afghanistan etc., I don't believe anything beyond a cursory mention of is necessary, with the "History" section being the most appropriate place in my opinion. Bakarkhani's South Asian association and name warrants that that aspect be the focus of the lead. Also note that as per Merriam-Webster, peculiar can be defined as "characteristic of only one person, group, or thing : DISTINCTIVE".[1]
- The Bakarkhani word is Bengali not in a Central Asian language. The main argument here is whether it is Indian or Bangladeshi and it is very clear Old Dhaka and the other regions mentioned in the article are part of Eastern Bengal which is Bangladesh (apart from Kashmir which is of course Pakistani not Bangladeshi). @User:Alivardi, what do you think? UserNumber (talk) 14:49, 11 February 2020 (UTC)