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Hi, I've reverted your edit to Islam in China again. We can admit only reliable sources, such as Dru Gladney (a well-respected scholar of Muslim populations in China), Ferm's "Encyclopedia of Religion", and the official Chinese census, or other scholarly references in print. Compared to sources of this stature, any random website or news article will generally not be considered reliable. Specifically, this website [1]:
is just unsourced speculation; we will only use those figures which have appeared in print in scholarly journals or books, as those offer a guarantee of having been peer-reviewed and/or fact checked. Also, the Hui are NOT 9% of the Chinese population, as is very clear to anyone travelling or living in China. Thanks. cab 23:28, 28 December 2006 (UTC)
Islami/Truthpedia, do not copy material from Islamic (or other) websites, as you did from [2]; it violates Wikipedia policies. Additionally, do not call legitimate edits "vandalism" in your edit summaries. Proabivouac 01:29, 30 December 2006 (UTC)
Just to notify that mediation has renewed at the Muhammad article, after a delay due to Ars Scriptor's leaving, in case you still wanted to participate. I'll be the mediator, but I may call in help from someone more experienced later. | AndonicO Talk · Sign Here 13:21, 19 January 2007 (UTC)
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The policy says: "If the accuser hasn't requested CheckUser for ten days, you are allowed to remove the notice from your page."
Hi, I've reverted your edit to Islam in China again. We can admit only reliable sources, such as Dru Gladney (a well-respected scholar of Muslim populations in China), Ferm's "Encyclopedia of Religion", and the official Chinese census, or other scholarly references in print. Compared to sources of this stature, any random website or news article will generally not be considered reliable. Specifically, this website [1]:
is just unsourced speculation; we will only use those figures which have appeared in print in scholarly journals or books, as those offer a guarantee of having been peer-reviewed and/or fact checked. Also, the Hui are NOT 9% of the Chinese population, as is very clear to anyone travelling or living in China. Thanks. cab 23:28, 28 December 2006 (UTC)
Islami/Truthpedia, do not copy material from Islamic (or other) websites, as you did from [2]; it violates Wikipedia policies. Additionally, do not call legitimate edits "vandalism" in your edit summaries. Proabivouac 01:29, 30 December 2006 (UTC)
Just to notify that mediation has renewed at the Muhammad article, after a delay due to Ars Scriptor's leaving, in case you still wanted to participate. I'll be the mediator, but I may call in help from someone more experienced later. | AndonicO Talk · Sign Here 13:21, 19 January 2007 (UTC)
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