Hi, There is a discussion here. Thanks. *** in fact *** (contact) 06:29, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
I do hope that you are the person calling himself "Mazdakabadi" (I am astonished that you have made reaching you so difficult and confusing --- what are these different names for? Your texts at the points of redirecting are also extremely confusing!). Any way, I have noticed that you have now changed "Al-Afghani" into "Asadabadi". I am one of the people who has repeatedly fought to change Al-Afghani into Asadabadi, but without success, and I expect that you will also encounter problems before long. I am however not here to tell you this, but to tell you that your transliteration into "Sayyid Jamal-al-din Asadabadi" is just wrong on several fronts. I have already discussed the issue
here. Briefly, the name MUST become "Sayyed Jamal ad-Din Asadabadi" (please note the hyphenation). "al-din" is absolutely incorrect, because "D" in "Din" is a Shamsi letter (if you are Iranian, then you must have had for several years Arabic in your school curriculum!). Putting hyphenation between "Jamal" and "al" is also incorrect, aside from being non-standard; as I believe you must know (if you are Iranian), the Arabic article "al" (and here "ad" because of the "D" in "Din") is part of (or refers to) "Din", not of "Jamal"! In short, please go back and change "Jamal-al-din Asadabadi" into what it must be, namely "Jamal ad-Din Asadabadi". As for "Sayyid", personally I prefer "Sayyed" above "Sayyid" because "Asadabadi" was Iranian and in Farsi we pronounce "Sayyed" as "Sayyed", and not as "Sayyid" (but I am not insisting on this). I am very sorry, but I feel deeply frustrated by the fact that you have undertaken to do something so far-reaching on an entry that is consulted by an international readership, without giving serious attention to some basic relevant details. Kind regards,
--BF 01:18, 12 March 2011 (UTC).
ps: I placed the above message first on the talk page of "*** in fact ***", being misled by his/her specific signature. --BF 03:35, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
سلام دوست عزيز. از آنجايی که حدس میزنم شما هم فارسیزبان باشيد جوابتان را به فارسی میدهم.
من هم با شما در مورد نوشتن نام به صورت اد-دين موافقم. منتها من برای اينکه خيلی بحث ايجاد نشود از نوع نگارشی خود مقاله استفاده کردم که در آن به همينصورت -ال-دين آمده بود. همينطور در مورد «سَيد» که در فارسی به اين صورت تلفظ میشود ولی در عربی نه. بههرحال اسدآبادی شخصيت بينالمللیای بود و تلفظ اسمش در هر زبانی متفاوت و فکر میکنم برای تغييراتی اينچنين بايد يک بخش گفتوگوی جديد باز شود و نظرخواهی کرد. اگر مايليد اين بحث را شما شروع کنيد تا من هم در آن شرکت کنم و ببينيم نظر ديگران در اين زمينه چيست.
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I think this is the article you are looking for -- Soundofmusicals ( talk) 02:23, 8 August 2011 (UTC)
Hi Pajouhesh, I'm currently blocked on fawiki, so I can't edit there. I noticed that you have changed the university that the 10th poetic meeting was held in, to the Faculty of Engineering of University of Tehran. That's completely false. That meeting was held in Aryamehr University of Technology (now Sharif University of Technology). That poetic meeting was a turning point in Iran's history and many historians believe that the meeting provided the spark for Iranian revolution. Please correct your mistake! Americophile ( talk) 23:03, 2 November 2011 (UTC)
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Hi, There is a discussion here. Thanks. *** in fact *** (contact) 06:29, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
I do hope that you are the person calling himself "Mazdakabadi" (I am astonished that you have made reaching you so difficult and confusing --- what are these different names for? Your texts at the points of redirecting are also extremely confusing!). Any way, I have noticed that you have now changed "Al-Afghani" into "Asadabadi". I am one of the people who has repeatedly fought to change Al-Afghani into Asadabadi, but without success, and I expect that you will also encounter problems before long. I am however not here to tell you this, but to tell you that your transliteration into "Sayyid Jamal-al-din Asadabadi" is just wrong on several fronts. I have already discussed the issue
here. Briefly, the name MUST become "Sayyed Jamal ad-Din Asadabadi" (please note the hyphenation). "al-din" is absolutely incorrect, because "D" in "Din" is a Shamsi letter (if you are Iranian, then you must have had for several years Arabic in your school curriculum!). Putting hyphenation between "Jamal" and "al" is also incorrect, aside from being non-standard; as I believe you must know (if you are Iranian), the Arabic article "al" (and here "ad" because of the "D" in "Din") is part of (or refers to) "Din", not of "Jamal"! In short, please go back and change "Jamal-al-din Asadabadi" into what it must be, namely "Jamal ad-Din Asadabadi". As for "Sayyid", personally I prefer "Sayyed" above "Sayyid" because "Asadabadi" was Iranian and in Farsi we pronounce "Sayyed" as "Sayyed", and not as "Sayyid" (but I am not insisting on this). I am very sorry, but I feel deeply frustrated by the fact that you have undertaken to do something so far-reaching on an entry that is consulted by an international readership, without giving serious attention to some basic relevant details. Kind regards,
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ps: I placed the above message first on the talk page of "*** in fact ***", being misled by his/her specific signature. --BF 03:35, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
سلام دوست عزيز. از آنجايی که حدس میزنم شما هم فارسیزبان باشيد جوابتان را به فارسی میدهم.
من هم با شما در مورد نوشتن نام به صورت اد-دين موافقم. منتها من برای اينکه خيلی بحث ايجاد نشود از نوع نگارشی خود مقاله استفاده کردم که در آن به همينصورت -ال-دين آمده بود. همينطور در مورد «سَيد» که در فارسی به اين صورت تلفظ میشود ولی در عربی نه. بههرحال اسدآبادی شخصيت بينالمللیای بود و تلفظ اسمش در هر زبانی متفاوت و فکر میکنم برای تغييراتی اينچنين بايد يک بخش گفتوگوی جديد باز شود و نظرخواهی کرد. اگر مايليد اين بحث را شما شروع کنيد تا من هم در آن شرکت کنم و ببينيم نظر ديگران در اين زمينه چيست.
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Hi Pajouhesh, I'm currently blocked on fawiki, so I can't edit there. I noticed that you have changed the university that the 10th poetic meeting was held in, to the Faculty of Engineering of University of Tehran. That's completely false. That meeting was held in Aryamehr University of Technology (now Sharif University of Technology). That poetic meeting was a turning point in Iran's history and many historians believe that the meeting provided the spark for Iranian revolution. Please correct your mistake! Americophile ( talk) 23:03, 2 November 2011 (UTC)
You are wrong. We should not accept wrong information just for the sake of "consensus". The Encyclopaedia Iranica is an authoritative academic source. This is like claiming that Abraham Lincoln was a Mexican only because this or that source make such a claim. There cannot be a consensus with factually wrong information. This is not a disputed subject among scholars but a disputed subject about Wikipedians who have no understanding of the subject and do not understand the difference between trash found in Google or real academic power sources. Al-Afghani was not an Afghan, period. He only took that name for political and strategic reasons (the same way Lawrence of Arabia was not an Arab!). -- Lysozym ( talk) 02:06, 21 November 2011 (UTC)
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First, that clashes continue in many parts of Syria is not an indicator the offensive (this one military operation) is ongoing. Just means the war is ongoing. Also, I don't see what clashes taking place in totally separate provinces of eastern and central Syria have anything to do with this operation (in northwest Syria), which was mostly focused on the provincial border between Hama and Idlib. Second, it was not I that put the expression stalemate, instead it was another editor from before who put it, I simply reinserted it since someone seemed to remove it without explanation. However, I in part agree the expression may not be the most appropriate for the end-result of the offensive, and indecisive might be a better term. Third, again, it was not I who used the expressions pause and restart, instead it was again another editor, and I in fact removed those expressions. This is because, like you said, that editor did not provide any sources to indicate that the limited advance by the Army that took place yesterday was a restart of the offensive. The last confirmed organised operations as part of the northwest offensive took place on 10 November, thus its been almost a month since than. If anything, what took place yesterday is part of a new and separate operation. We cann't lump two military operations into one unless we got sources indicating they are one and the same. EkoGraf ( talk) 13:08, 4 December 2015 (UTC)
Thank you very much for the heads-up on the new article. I was actually thinking of creating it. :) EkoGraf ( talk) 09:14, 13 February 2016 (UTC)
Dear
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Sorry for
this edit. I had not realised that you had just rearranged the things. To me it looked like you had deleted the text. I apologise for my mistake.
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I've nominated the category "Anti-transsexualism feminists" for renaming or deletion Wikipedia:Categories_for_discussion/Log/2016_May_1#NEW_NOMINATIONS I've only found one use of the phrase as a category of feminists outside of Wikipedia.-- Nowa ( talk) 11:38, 1 May 2016 (UTC)
A page you created has been nominated for deletion as an attack page, according to section G10 of the criteria for speedy deletion.
Do not create pages that attack, threaten, or disparage their subject. Attack pages and files are not tolerated by Wikipedia, and users who create or add such material may be blocked from editing. The Big Bad Wolfowitz (aka Hullaballoo). Treated like dirt by administrators since 2006. ( talk) 11:39, 1 May 2016 (UTC)
User, If you repeat act like this I will report your act on the Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard Modern Sciences ( talk) 23:15, 14 February 2017 (UTC)
Don't worry I will report in both wikis your vandalism Modern Sciences ( talk) 23:53, 14 February 2017 (UTC)
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I removed your citation because they’re poorly sourced, please translate your source title into English, everybody do that, why you can’t? And I’m sure that most people on English Wikipedia can’t read that language. Nguyen QuocTrung ( talk) 19:07, 23 February 2020 (UTC)
Regarding you recent edit on the template, you changed the title and url of the reference, but you didn’t change the publisher name, and in the translated title you simply changed the numbers. This is not the way to do it. I checked with Google Translate and the title is totally different. If you have a new source, please create a new citation and replace the old citation entirely. If you insist to use the old citation code, change all the related parameters applicable (date, title, trans-title, url, publisher/work, access-date), don’t be lazy. Thanks. Hayman30 ( talk) 18:36, 24 February 2020 (UTC)