User talk:Dadanke
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BTW, you are removing Walid Khalidi's info that Neve Monosson is located on a depopulated Palestinian village land, and at the same time claiming that "this doesn't belong to the Arab–Israeli conflict"? Next time you do that, expect to find yourself reported to WP:AE, Huldra (talk) 20:20, 28 December 2020 (UTC)
- @Huldra: What's with the extreme aggression? A new editor comes to Wikipedia and you choose to double revert, with no discussion? I don't regard the source highly, because Khalidi never provided evidence to his claims, but I would've been onboard keeping it in the entry if you chose to explain to me. You even removed my references to the administrative status of Neve Monosson. Does that have to do with the Arab-Israeli conflict? Are you afraid of Israelis and Jews being seen as humans? I see your long term goals, as seen in your edits in "here"., where you add "citation needed" remarks and then simply remove them. Is that what you were planning to do in a year and a half from now to the rest of the articles you edited, such as "here"., "here"., and "here".? You add negative information about how the land was depopulated and then remove any other information which is not negative? How petty. In those articles, such as in the article for Neve Monosson, you request a citation for mundane statements, like In later years it became popular with the families of airline pilots and is today an independent-minded middle class community 20 minutes drive from central Tel Aviv, to where most of its workers commute. Ever heard of WP:OVERCITE? How about your removing of Jewish related terms such as "here". and the Israeli War of Independence such as "here".? What I have shown is just a sliver of what's going on; you have been editing hundreds of articles in the fashion I've described above. There is no way I can assume good faith with your editing. You are engaging in disruptive editing per WP:DE by bringing in unrelated topics to WP:ARBPIA, even others said this (WITH MORE EVIDENCE!) on your "talk page".. Perhaps you should become better acquainted with WP:AFG and educate yourself because in my honest opinion you need scholarly skills in order to edit on Wikipedia. Go ahead and report me :) Dadanke (talk) 22:07, 28 December 2020 (UTC)
Previous accounts?
[edit]May I ask if you have edited Wikipedia previously? If so, under which account-name(s)? Huldra (talk) 22:14, 28 December 2020 (UTC)
Please note this, Huldra (talk) 22:36, 28 December 2020 (UTC)
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Happy editing! Shrike (talk) 13:23, 2 January 2021 (UTC)
- @Shrike: Thank you Shrike! I'll make sure to check out the sources you referred me to.