User talk:Jerm
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Hi User:Jerm it’s been 7 days since the requested move for Manasi Parekh can you see what you can do. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A01:4C8:A2:7E3B:6DA4:26E9:B8F0:435B (talk) 10:46, 14 November 2020 (UTC)
You accused me of attacking another editor. (re: wikipedia page "Hubris").
I did not attack the editor. I attacked his wrongful reverting for whicht there was insufficient reason (as i noted), and which re-included wrong content, and i think it is disrespectful to not try to find common ground but re-revert solely based on his own opinion and without regard to the actual content of the page (if he had re-read it he might have noticed that what he re-added also had no sources either, or he chose to ignore that).
Fucking up useful contributions does really exist, and it is somewhat annoying.
I don't know what makes you think i am attacking him personally.
- SiwardDeGroot "Fucking up useful contributions"? If you can't remain WP:CIVIL then you shouldn't be editing. Jerm (talk) 16:50, 21 November 2020 (UTC)
It is my opinion that trying to force the issue by reverting, instead of continuing to engage in discussion, can not be considered WP:CIVIL, especially on a page called "Hubris" (i hope you know what that means). I have, by the way, no objections against replacing "fucking up" by "messing up".
- SiwardDeGroot It's called a WP:Content dispute, and you're right about reverting. You keep continuing to revert though while discussing the issue. It defeats the whole purpose of a talk page, plus the issue needs to be discussed at the articles talk page, not a users talk page. Also, if you revert again, you'll probably get blocked per WP:3RR. Jerm (talk) 17:13, 21 November 2020 (UTC)
I think the issue is more about the reverting behaviour than the page content, so maybe the article talk page isn't very appropriate. Thanks for the 3RR link, it seems useful.