és tão criança! Pára lá com as tuas alterações, já metes nojo, ó espanholito. Discordas de algo fala no talk. - Pedro 01:54, 18 Mar 2005 (UTC)
não... aquilo nem tem a minha visão, seu tolo! Para fazer aquilo participou muita gente, e não só eu! Aliás nem pus lá muita coisa. A minha visão é que a Espanha é como a Turquia (Chipre) e a China (Tibete) - para mim, é tudo farinha do mesmo saco. Dividiu o concelho em dois: Olivença e Táliga, tal como fez a CHina no caso do Tibete, inclui populações e durante a era de Franco proibiu a língua. E, eu não sou nacionalista. Tu é que és! "Viva não sei o quê." Cresce! Tu é que devias pensar e ler a história daquela zona em condições. Até me chamaste de comunista. És louco! Eu tinha vergonha em viver num país que tem esse tipo de atitudes. E, não estamos a falar de coisas que já aconteceram, há séculos. Estamos a falar de dois países da União Europeia. Daqui a uns anos entendes. - Pedro 21:24, 18 Mar 2005 (UTC)
Why do you edit the Catalan people page to include Picasso? You are Spanish right? So you know he is not Catalan.
This was not "vandalism". -- NorthernCounties ( talk) 23:30, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
Felipealvarez , I'm not sure what AIP you keep referring to, but that may be immaterial. The project guidelines, arrived at by consensus, after much debate over a period of time, are that we list destination cities and not airports (the section of the article is also called airlines and destinations, not airlines and airports). We only suffix airports when there is more than one in said destination city. Whether or not you agree with this, please stop changing the current listings to what you feel is right, especially when more than one other editor has tried to tell you otherwise. There is a discussion on at WP:Airports, please participate in that to share your point of view before making additional changes. jasepl ( talk) 06:36, 14 November 2010 (UTC)
Is there another airport in Madrid with commercial passenger service? If not, destination listings should simply say "Madrid", not "Madrid-Barajas". HkCaGu ( talk) 18:26, 3 December 2010 (UTC)
Please understand the basic principles of airport destination listing:
1. We list the main city served by the airport, not the exact location of the airport. This should be the same as the "Serves" field in the airport inbobox.
2. If there is one airport serving the same city, then we add a dash and the airport's common name (not necessarily official name).
Therefore, "Barajas" and "Tille" have no place in destination listing, because there is only one airport each in Madrid and Beauvais that now has commercial services. And if you want to change Milan to Bergamo, take away the airport's name because there is one airport in Bergamo. However, as I read it now, the "Serves" field says "Milan". HkCaGu ( talk) 02:43, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
Your disregard to Wikiproject consensus is appalling. Consensus is a basic principle of Wikipedia, and Wikiprojects have established consensus. Unilaterally reverting styles to your liking is not how we operate. Changing [[Iberia (airline)|Iberia]] to [[Iberia Airlines|Iberia]] is simply ridiculous. This serves as your final warning. Please discuss your issues at WP:AIRPORT and not individual editors. HkCaGu ( talk) 17:01, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
Hi,
I have added a number of references to all pages which clearly state that those routes operate. Pleas don not remove them as they are all vailid. Also please do not remove Dublin from any of Thomson Airways destinations list. As Dublin is not part of the UK it is not listed on the Thomson website but it is bookable through First Choise which merged with Thomson a few years ago. I now hope you will stop saying that citation needed when it is not. All references will be removed after a short time as they are not required in the destinations list. Jamie2k9 ( talk) 23:23, 2 January 2011 (UTC)
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és tão criança! Pára lá com as tuas alterações, já metes nojo, ó espanholito. Discordas de algo fala no talk. - Pedro 01:54, 18 Mar 2005 (UTC)
não... aquilo nem tem a minha visão, seu tolo! Para fazer aquilo participou muita gente, e não só eu! Aliás nem pus lá muita coisa. A minha visão é que a Espanha é como a Turquia (Chipre) e a China (Tibete) - para mim, é tudo farinha do mesmo saco. Dividiu o concelho em dois: Olivença e Táliga, tal como fez a CHina no caso do Tibete, inclui populações e durante a era de Franco proibiu a língua. E, eu não sou nacionalista. Tu é que és! "Viva não sei o quê." Cresce! Tu é que devias pensar e ler a história daquela zona em condições. Até me chamaste de comunista. És louco! Eu tinha vergonha em viver num país que tem esse tipo de atitudes. E, não estamos a falar de coisas que já aconteceram, há séculos. Estamos a falar de dois países da União Europeia. Daqui a uns anos entendes. - Pedro 21:24, 18 Mar 2005 (UTC)
Why do you edit the Catalan people page to include Picasso? You are Spanish right? So you know he is not Catalan.
This was not "vandalism". -- NorthernCounties ( talk) 23:30, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
Felipealvarez , I'm not sure what AIP you keep referring to, but that may be immaterial. The project guidelines, arrived at by consensus, after much debate over a period of time, are that we list destination cities and not airports (the section of the article is also called airlines and destinations, not airlines and airports). We only suffix airports when there is more than one in said destination city. Whether or not you agree with this, please stop changing the current listings to what you feel is right, especially when more than one other editor has tried to tell you otherwise. There is a discussion on at WP:Airports, please participate in that to share your point of view before making additional changes. jasepl ( talk) 06:36, 14 November 2010 (UTC)
Is there another airport in Madrid with commercial passenger service? If not, destination listings should simply say "Madrid", not "Madrid-Barajas". HkCaGu ( talk) 18:26, 3 December 2010 (UTC)
Please understand the basic principles of airport destination listing:
1. We list the main city served by the airport, not the exact location of the airport. This should be the same as the "Serves" field in the airport inbobox.
2. If there is one airport serving the same city, then we add a dash and the airport's common name (not necessarily official name).
Therefore, "Barajas" and "Tille" have no place in destination listing, because there is only one airport each in Madrid and Beauvais that now has commercial services. And if you want to change Milan to Bergamo, take away the airport's name because there is one airport in Bergamo. However, as I read it now, the "Serves" field says "Milan". HkCaGu ( talk) 02:43, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
Your disregard to Wikiproject consensus is appalling. Consensus is a basic principle of Wikipedia, and Wikiprojects have established consensus. Unilaterally reverting styles to your liking is not how we operate. Changing [[Iberia (airline)|Iberia]] to [[Iberia Airlines|Iberia]] is simply ridiculous. This serves as your final warning. Please discuss your issues at WP:AIRPORT and not individual editors. HkCaGu ( talk) 17:01, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
Hi,
I have added a number of references to all pages which clearly state that those routes operate. Pleas don not remove them as they are all vailid. Also please do not remove Dublin from any of Thomson Airways destinations list. As Dublin is not part of the UK it is not listed on the Thomson website but it is bookable through First Choise which merged with Thomson a few years ago. I now hope you will stop saying that citation needed when it is not. All references will be removed after a short time as they are not required in the destinations list. Jamie2k9 ( talk) 23:23, 2 January 2011 (UTC)
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Twitnkle is a privilege, and marking others users edits as vandalism, and reverting them when they are clearly not is unacceptable behavior and could possibly lead to you not being allowed to use Twinkle. Please do not edit war with other users using Twinkle, or not, as you have been doing. This is your last warning for inappropriate behavior.
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