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A page you started (Johnny Rapid) has been reviewed!

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When translating an article from another language Wikipedia you need to provide attribution as I have done on the talk page of this article.

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Bourbons of India edit warring

Hi Keckel, you are currently engaged in an edit war with me on the Bourbons of India page. An edit war arises when one user reverts another's edit and this latter immediately retaliates by reverting once more. This is not permitted on Wikipedia. In my edit summary, I explained why I undid your work—you made a number of edits, none of which included an edit summary, leaving other editors puzzled as to your motive. Most of the changes you made seem to consist of adding numerous unnecessary Wikilinks. Please take the time to discuss these changes on the article talk page before proceeding to revert once more. Thank you. Revirvlkodlaku (talk) 23:18, 15 July 2022 (UTC)

Revirvlkodlaku : I'm not engaged in any war edit, I just added a family tree that you immediately reverted. It is you who started that so-called war edit, by reverting my work, not me. I will not go on in this futile war: too bad for you, for Wikipedia and for the Bourbon of India...

Keckel (talk) 08:33, 16 July 2022 (UTC)

You are being disingenuous and petty. Reverting an edit is not engaging in an edit war, it's an extremely common action taken on Wikipedia when an edit is unhelpful or disruptive. It's when you revert again that the edit war starts. I explained that to you clearly in my previous post, so stop being childish. Your edits consisted of adding unnecessary links and creating strange family tree structures, none of which were supported by references, so you may as well have made them up while you were sleeping. If this is your approach to improving Wikipedia, then perhaps the platform is better off without your input. Revirvlkodlaku (talk) 14:29, 16 July 2022 (UTC)

I've been working for Wikipedia for 13 years now, and I got congratulations : I'm laughing at your message... I created a family tree with references, as I already did before on other articles, butyou just didn't even look at what you reverted. English WP has always been boundless ungrateful, contrary to WP in other languages... But once again, I don't care, too bad for English-speaking wikipedians...

Bye...

Keckel (talk) 17:55, 16 July 2022 (UTC)

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