May I ask why did you (double) tag Non statutory female on male rape? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Lwc4life ( talk • contribs) 20:03, 17 March 2007
It's too bad, but I agree it needs deletion, I will join in on the discussion. -- Kyle112 22:02, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
I am tired of debating the current situation. As I have stated a couple times, I am happy with putting Iran's implicit demand, even though I think it's clearly a hostage situation. But in response to your comment: "In the '79 crisis, a group of militant students barricaded themselves in the embassy for over a year. It wasn't conducted by the country itself!" That is misleading. The students took over the embassy, and then afterwards they asked the government if it was okay. The Ayatollah then endorsed the takeover, and the government refused to break up the students for over a year. It was completely official. During that time, just like communism and the red scare in the US, anti-Americanism drove politics. That's what it is today, and that's why we're in the current situation. To blame it on 5 people being arrested is naive. That's why I have edited in Iran Hostage Crisis. Thanks for your contributions to wikipedia :D —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Monkeyman334 ( talk • contribs) 12:05, 4 April 2007 (UTC).
P.S., I don't know anything about that. I really have studied Iran. I've even read *books* and taken classes on the subject. Shocking for the interweb, I know. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Monkeyman334 ( talk • contribs) 18:47, 4 April 2007 (UTC).
"I've been searching for policy discussions on this very issue, but I'm drawing blanks (shudder. forgiveness, please.) Seeing users blanking warnings and block notices, essentially concealing information on their character as an editor, really gets under my skin. I realize that the page history is still in tact, but really, nine times out of ten, I only check when I notice something missing. Having to check every user's history for an accurate account of discussions pertaining to his/her edits is basically in contradiction to the spirit of WP:AGF. While removing vandalism and personal attacks is completely understandable, I think policy should explicitly address this issue. One's userspace is still the property of Wikipedia, and I think that removal of content in bad faith seems to be in contrast with the goals and standards of the community. Any thoughts? -Etafly 02:46, 8 April 2007 (UTC) "
I could not agree more with you. Have in the past and currently dealing with IPs who seem determined to hide their warnings. Some have done this and just continued to vandalise. Others have not. Either way wiki really needs a policy on this. Seems such a simple issue. Say you can't for x amount of time. to 'clear' the record of past warnings. I to like you look at their talk page not the history to see what past warnings they have gotten. I really hope this issue is brought up again and something is done. The more vandals that find this quote of 'frowned apon' the more vandals are going to blank them at will and say they can. Its going to make it harder for those who are trying to clean up the messes they make. Thanks for your time. -- Xiahou 00:39, 21 April 2007 (UTC)
I've seen a lot of relentless edits from this editor about it. I recommend you open a user request for comment. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by WikiLeon ( talk • contribs) 22:53, 3 May 2007 (UTC).
I suppose one could expect tasteless images on some articles, and our policy specifically allows for that. On the other hand, Wikipedia is not a forum for self-promotion (indeed, WP:COI). For any article that already had an image, it would seem that his image doesn't really add anything other than, well, self-promotion, and I would suggest listing those images for deletion. For any article that did not have an image yet, I suppose this would be an improvement assuming his license is adequate. If he does a lot of the former (especially after deletion, and frankly, this does seem to be a single-purpose account) then at the very least a warning would be in order. >Radiant< 11:01, 14 May 2007 (UTC)
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I remember that part of the game clearly, but I haven't watched any of the Evangelion series unfortunately, so I didn't know that that scene has an anime counterpart. I remember Xenogear's article used to have something about comparisons on Evangelion, but I didn't know the part about the creators denying the similarities and calling them unintentional.
But I really think they are intentional seeing that the number of similarities are WAY to many to deny. I just don't see why the developers of Xenogears denied it at the first place(probably because of copyright infringement? That I will never know). The biggest similarities I guess would be their religious allusions and undertones.
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May I ask why did you (double) tag Non statutory female on male rape? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Lwc4life ( talk • contribs) 20:03, 17 March 2007
It's too bad, but I agree it needs deletion, I will join in on the discussion. -- Kyle112 22:02, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
I am tired of debating the current situation. As I have stated a couple times, I am happy with putting Iran's implicit demand, even though I think it's clearly a hostage situation. But in response to your comment: "In the '79 crisis, a group of militant students barricaded themselves in the embassy for over a year. It wasn't conducted by the country itself!" That is misleading. The students took over the embassy, and then afterwards they asked the government if it was okay. The Ayatollah then endorsed the takeover, and the government refused to break up the students for over a year. It was completely official. During that time, just like communism and the red scare in the US, anti-Americanism drove politics. That's what it is today, and that's why we're in the current situation. To blame it on 5 people being arrested is naive. That's why I have edited in Iran Hostage Crisis. Thanks for your contributions to wikipedia :D —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Monkeyman334 ( talk • contribs) 12:05, 4 April 2007 (UTC).
P.S., I don't know anything about that. I really have studied Iran. I've even read *books* and taken classes on the subject. Shocking for the interweb, I know. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Monkeyman334 ( talk • contribs) 18:47, 4 April 2007 (UTC).
"I've been searching for policy discussions on this very issue, but I'm drawing blanks (shudder. forgiveness, please.) Seeing users blanking warnings and block notices, essentially concealing information on their character as an editor, really gets under my skin. I realize that the page history is still in tact, but really, nine times out of ten, I only check when I notice something missing. Having to check every user's history for an accurate account of discussions pertaining to his/her edits is basically in contradiction to the spirit of WP:AGF. While removing vandalism and personal attacks is completely understandable, I think policy should explicitly address this issue. One's userspace is still the property of Wikipedia, and I think that removal of content in bad faith seems to be in contrast with the goals and standards of the community. Any thoughts? -Etafly 02:46, 8 April 2007 (UTC) "
I could not agree more with you. Have in the past and currently dealing with IPs who seem determined to hide their warnings. Some have done this and just continued to vandalise. Others have not. Either way wiki really needs a policy on this. Seems such a simple issue. Say you can't for x amount of time. to 'clear' the record of past warnings. I to like you look at their talk page not the history to see what past warnings they have gotten. I really hope this issue is brought up again and something is done. The more vandals that find this quote of 'frowned apon' the more vandals are going to blank them at will and say they can. Its going to make it harder for those who are trying to clean up the messes they make. Thanks for your time. -- Xiahou 00:39, 21 April 2007 (UTC)
I've seen a lot of relentless edits from this editor about it. I recommend you open a user request for comment. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by WikiLeon ( talk • contribs) 22:53, 3 May 2007 (UTC).
I suppose one could expect tasteless images on some articles, and our policy specifically allows for that. On the other hand, Wikipedia is not a forum for self-promotion (indeed, WP:COI). For any article that already had an image, it would seem that his image doesn't really add anything other than, well, self-promotion, and I would suggest listing those images for deletion. For any article that did not have an image yet, I suppose this would be an improvement assuming his license is adequate. If he does a lot of the former (especially after deletion, and frankly, this does seem to be a single-purpose account) then at the very least a warning would be in order. >Radiant< 11:01, 14 May 2007 (UTC)
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I remember that part of the game clearly, but I haven't watched any of the Evangelion series unfortunately, so I didn't know that that scene has an anime counterpart. I remember Xenogear's article used to have something about comparisons on Evangelion, but I didn't know the part about the creators denying the similarities and calling them unintentional.
But I really think they are intentional seeing that the number of similarities are WAY to many to deny. I just don't see why the developers of Xenogears denied it at the first place(probably because of copyright infringement? That I will never know). The biggest similarities I guess would be their religious allusions and undertones.
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