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More Communists killed than they had troops engaged?? NealeFamily ( talk) 22:05, 23 August 2017 (UTC)
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First off, this is an oddly defined article topic that it's Citizendium's "fault" for being weird on, since the topic is not entirely clear (It's sort of "Vietnam War, 1963-69" but also not quite?). Anyway, I removed the following strange paragraph from the lede awhile ago, and I see that User:Worldwar1989 restored it without comment:
This doesn't make any sense. The North Vietnamese view of the Americanization part of the war is relevant, yes, but a long extended quote from a single North Vietnamese general in the lede is wildly disproportionate, and a Google does not back up the idea that "Local War" was the North Vietnamese term for this. The bizarre "Note a delay" stuff about Politburo decisions has nothing to do with anything and isn't even clear what it's saying.
Also, let me put this bluntly: WorldWar1989, are you User:Qajar? I assume you are, since you have the exact same interests (Vietnam, Afghanistan, etc.) and are restoring Qajar's material (well, material added by a Qajar sock). I think it's been long enough since 2010 that I'm not in a hurry to report you as a sockpuppet, but please collaborate better with other editors, and use edit summaries. This isn't optional on Wikipedia: you need to explain your edits. SnowFire ( talk) 18:04, 31 October 2021 (UTC)
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More Communists killed than they had troops engaged?? NealeFamily ( talk) 22:05, 23 August 2017 (UTC)
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Cheers.— InternetArchiveBot ( Report bug) 13:12, 29 November 2017 (UTC)
First off, this is an oddly defined article topic that it's Citizendium's "fault" for being weird on, since the topic is not entirely clear (It's sort of "Vietnam War, 1963-69" but also not quite?). Anyway, I removed the following strange paragraph from the lede awhile ago, and I see that User:Worldwar1989 restored it without comment:
This doesn't make any sense. The North Vietnamese view of the Americanization part of the war is relevant, yes, but a long extended quote from a single North Vietnamese general in the lede is wildly disproportionate, and a Google does not back up the idea that "Local War" was the North Vietnamese term for this. The bizarre "Note a delay" stuff about Politburo decisions has nothing to do with anything and isn't even clear what it's saying.
Also, let me put this bluntly: WorldWar1989, are you User:Qajar? I assume you are, since you have the exact same interests (Vietnam, Afghanistan, etc.) and are restoring Qajar's material (well, material added by a Qajar sock). I think it's been long enough since 2010 that I'm not in a hurry to report you as a sockpuppet, but please collaborate better with other editors, and use edit summaries. This isn't optional on Wikipedia: you need to explain your edits. SnowFire ( talk) 18:04, 31 October 2021 (UTC)
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