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Your recent editing history at Macedonian language shows that you are currently engaged in an edit war; that means that you are repeatedly changing content back to how you think it should be, when you have seen that other editors disagree. To resolve the content dispute, please do not revert or change the edits of others when you are reverted. Instead of reverting, please use the talk page to work toward making a version that represents consensus among editors. The best practice at this stage is to discuss, not edit-war. See the bold, revert, discuss cycle for how this is done. If discussions reach an impasse, you can then post a request for help at a relevant noticeboard or seek dispute resolution. In some cases, you may wish to request temporary page protection.
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I will not comment on that talk page as it has become a hairball, hopefully not something I helped happen. I'm reading your sandbox version. I do have other responsibilities (real life, yes), but if you want I can work with you on the sandbox version, and if we can reach a version I am confident could get through, we can start an RfC. I'm fairly confident Jingiby trusts me to ensure that NPOV issues are handled (in a way that will not devolve into national identity debates) -- but if not he can respond to that ping. This way, even if we fail, we can spare everyone a lot of talk page ugliness, I think. Let me know. Cheers, -- Calthinus ( talk) 15:50, 20 March 2020 (UTC)
- @
Calthinus:, thank you very much for your offer and all the help thus far! I widely used your comments to add information to the political views section. Please feel free to modify as much as you want and by that I mean add/delete/highlight etc. At the moment, I'm going to focus on the grammar section (although I'll also be somewhat busier next week so idk how far I'll get with it).
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- I think I'm now done working on the History section. What do you think? --
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- The one thing I think is still missing in the Standardization section is that, aside from the Bulgarianish issue, the codification of Macedonian was also done according to the ideology that there should be a phonetic alphabet that could express best the synchronic spoken language (unlike Bulgarian or even more so Greek, which have diachronic 'fossils' in the orthography). --
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- Looks good, although the subsections look kind of small to be separate headings in my opinion. And I think you might be able to find something about it in
this article here.
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- I don't have access :(. I added back the Joseph blurb plus Sussex's view (which is pretty common as I've experienced it among Western linguists -- the view that Bulgarians had opportunity to make a pluralistic language that would encompass Macedonian, but wasted it). Would you prefer I merge the sections back together?--
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- Actually no, it's much better now that you added that paragraph. Also, maybe try reading it from Sci Hub (Wiki doesn't let me paste the link here here). And just a general tip in life: any scientific article you cannot find online can be found on the Sci-hub website, although Idk if it's legal to use it in all countries of the world lol. I have decided not to focus on the history section anymore and spend time expanding the relevant linguistic features of the language. DD1997DD ( talk) 20:19, 20 March 2020 (UTC)
- I don't have access :(. I added back the Joseph blurb plus Sussex's view (which is pretty common as I've experienced it among Western linguists -- the view that Bulgarians had opportunity to make a pluralistic language that would encompass Macedonian, but wasted it). Would you prefer I merge the sections back together?--
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- Looks good, although the subsections look kind of small to be separate headings in my opinion. And I think you might be able to find something about it in
this article here.
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- The one thing I think is still missing in the Standardization section is that, aside from the Bulgarianish issue, the codification of Macedonian was also done according to the ideology that there should be a phonetic alphabet that could express best the synchronic spoken language (unlike Bulgarian or even more so Greek, which have diachronic 'fossils' in the orthography). --
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- I think I'm now done working on the History section. What do you think? --
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I would protest -- on an unrelated note -- this deletion [ [1]]. As someone who doesn't speak Macedonian (but with passive knowledge of Russian), I actually found that example very enlightening. And didn't think it was OR. -- Calthinus ( talk) 15:42, 21 March 2020 (UTC)
- Really? But 1. the source is very unreliable (misirkov.org) 2. doesn't exist anymore 3. doesn't mention what was written down in the text 4. is not very relevant when there are 5 more examples of Russian words that were replaced a bit further down the text? DD1997DD ( talk) 15:46, 21 March 2020 (UTC)
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@ DD1997DD:, I'm supposing that you haven't noticed, but I moved the Grammar, Dialects, and Phonology sections to Macedonian language yesterday. The RfC was focused on History and Politics so I didn't move those yet subject to the WP:CONSENSUS that is being established there. I noticed that you made a number of changes to the Sandbox in those sections. You can probably make those edits directly on the Macedonian language page now. As long as we keep the noncontroversial grammar material separate from the History, Politics, and Lead, there should be no objections. -- TaivoLinguist (Taivo) ( talk) 15:42, 31 March 2020 (UTC)
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TaivoLinguist: Oh, I didn't notice that. Thank you for doing it! There are still several things that can be added to the grammar section (like numbers and adjectives), but I'm not sure if I should do that before the consensus is reached as the article might become long and difficult to navigate. After the consensus, my original plan was to bring it to a good article status. Do you think the sandbox version is anywhere near that stage, despite occasional grammar mistakes/not very professional terminology?
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- I'm not an expert on "Good Article" status. It's never interested me, so I have nothing to say about it. Sorry. -- TaivoLinguist (Taivo) ( talk) 18:06, 31 March 2020 (UTC)
Macedonian Language massive changes again
Hi DD1997DD, could you please show me where is the voting for replacing the article content with the one from your sandbox? I see a RFC only on "which version of the article is better". If there's no actual voting, plese, revert your changes. We've already did changes with the other editors, based on discussion and consensus, which you've overriden. Regards! -- StanProg ( talk) 12:59, 3 April 2020 (UTC)
- The voting was to use the sandbox article for the current page. The version from the sandbox is superior to the current one in terms of 1. linguistic content 2. section and lede lenght 3. improved and consistent referencing 4. relevant content. If more editors cast their votes on the talk page and say version 1, then I am willing to change my edits. For now, the majority has agreed that the sandbox version is much better.
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- That's a lie. You have explicitly state what the RfC is for: "Therefore, I am inviting you to vote on which version of the article is better". Please, revert you change as there's no actual voting on replacing the content with your sandbox. We're already discussing sections of the article and coming to consensus and changes. Your actions are disrupting the progress. -- StanProg ( talk) 13:11, 3 April 2020 (UTC)
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I will not comment on that talk page as it has become a hairball, hopefully not something I helped happen. I'm reading your sandbox version. I do have other responsibilities (real life, yes), but if you want I can work with you on the sandbox version, and if we can reach a version I am confident could get through, we can start an RfC. I'm fairly confident Jingiby trusts me to ensure that NPOV issues are handled (in a way that will not devolve into national identity debates) -- but if not he can respond to that ping. This way, even if we fail, we can spare everyone a lot of talk page ugliness, I think. Let me know. Cheers, -- Calthinus ( talk) 15:50, 20 March 2020 (UTC)
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Calthinus:, thank you very much for your offer and all the help thus far! I widely used your comments to add information to the political views section. Please feel free to modify as much as you want and by that I mean add/delete/highlight etc. At the moment, I'm going to focus on the grammar section (although I'll also be somewhat busier next week so idk how far I'll get with it).
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- The one thing I think is still missing in the Standardization section is that, aside from the Bulgarianish issue, the codification of Macedonian was also done according to the ideology that there should be a phonetic alphabet that could express best the synchronic spoken language (unlike Bulgarian or even more so Greek, which have diachronic 'fossils' in the orthography). --
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- Looks good, although the subsections look kind of small to be separate headings in my opinion. And I think you might be able to find something about it in
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- I don't have access :(. I added back the Joseph blurb plus Sussex's view (which is pretty common as I've experienced it among Western linguists -- the view that Bulgarians had opportunity to make a pluralistic language that would encompass Macedonian, but wasted it). Would you prefer I merge the sections back together?--
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- Actually no, it's much better now that you added that paragraph. Also, maybe try reading it from Sci Hub (Wiki doesn't let me paste the link here here). And just a general tip in life: any scientific article you cannot find online can be found on the Sci-hub website, although Idk if it's legal to use it in all countries of the world lol. I have decided not to focus on the history section anymore and spend time expanding the relevant linguistic features of the language. DD1997DD ( talk) 20:19, 20 March 2020 (UTC)
- I don't have access :(. I added back the Joseph blurb plus Sussex's view (which is pretty common as I've experienced it among Western linguists -- the view that Bulgarians had opportunity to make a pluralistic language that would encompass Macedonian, but wasted it). Would you prefer I merge the sections back together?--
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- Looks good, although the subsections look kind of small to be separate headings in my opinion. And I think you might be able to find something about it in
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- The one thing I think is still missing in the Standardization section is that, aside from the Bulgarianish issue, the codification of Macedonian was also done according to the ideology that there should be a phonetic alphabet that could express best the synchronic spoken language (unlike Bulgarian or even more so Greek, which have diachronic 'fossils' in the orthography). --
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- I think I'm now done working on the History section. What do you think? --
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I would protest -- on an unrelated note -- this deletion [ [1]]. As someone who doesn't speak Macedonian (but with passive knowledge of Russian), I actually found that example very enlightening. And didn't think it was OR. -- Calthinus ( talk) 15:42, 21 March 2020 (UTC)
- Really? But 1. the source is very unreliable (misirkov.org) 2. doesn't exist anymore 3. doesn't mention what was written down in the text 4. is not very relevant when there are 5 more examples of Russian words that were replaced a bit further down the text? DD1997DD ( talk) 15:46, 21 March 2020 (UTC)
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@ DD1997DD:, I'm supposing that you haven't noticed, but I moved the Grammar, Dialects, and Phonology sections to Macedonian language yesterday. The RfC was focused on History and Politics so I didn't move those yet subject to the WP:CONSENSUS that is being established there. I noticed that you made a number of changes to the Sandbox in those sections. You can probably make those edits directly on the Macedonian language page now. As long as we keep the noncontroversial grammar material separate from the History, Politics, and Lead, there should be no objections. -- TaivoLinguist (Taivo) ( talk) 15:42, 31 March 2020 (UTC)
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TaivoLinguist: Oh, I didn't notice that. Thank you for doing it! There are still several things that can be added to the grammar section (like numbers and adjectives), but I'm not sure if I should do that before the consensus is reached as the article might become long and difficult to navigate. After the consensus, my original plan was to bring it to a good article status. Do you think the sandbox version is anywhere near that stage, despite occasional grammar mistakes/not very professional terminology?
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Macedonian Language massive changes again
Hi DD1997DD, could you please show me where is the voting for replacing the article content with the one from your sandbox? I see a RFC only on "which version of the article is better". If there's no actual voting, plese, revert your changes. We've already did changes with the other editors, based on discussion and consensus, which you've overriden. Regards! -- StanProg ( talk) 12:59, 3 April 2020 (UTC)
- The voting was to use the sandbox article for the current page. The version from the sandbox is superior to the current one in terms of 1. linguistic content 2. section and lede lenght 3. improved and consistent referencing 4. relevant content. If more editors cast their votes on the talk page and say version 1, then I am willing to change my edits. For now, the majority has agreed that the sandbox version is much better.
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- That's a lie. You have explicitly state what the RfC is for: "Therefore, I am inviting you to vote on which version of the article is better". Please, revert you change as there's no actual voting on replacing the content with your sandbox. We're already discussing sections of the article and coming to consensus and changes. Your actions are disrupting the progress. -- StanProg ( talk) 13:11, 3 April 2020 (UTC)
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