Your comments would be greatly appreciated and welcome at Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Kenneth Alan. Thanks. -- Decumanus | Talk 17:30, 8 Apr 2004 (UTC)
I'll get to the Singlish grammar after my finals are over. ran 22:53, Apr 16, 2004 (UTC)
Martijn, User:RickK has been violently reverting my contributions any chance he comes upon them. He adheres not to truth, but a vendetta against me. Would you be willing to stick up for me? I know that you and I have worked on some important stuff together and I don't want it going to waste. I have bit of knowledge I don't want disrespected, even if my editing skills aren't the best. Please let me know, thanks. Lord Kenneð Alansson 03:41, 22 May 2004 (UTC)
Because of the past problems, I believe RickK likes to make a case that I should be banned when I have altered an article he's interested in, regardless of the edit. He seems easily flared up with seeing me around. I think that's the bottom line. As you and I have been working together on articles, I have been happier to share and exchange ideas, which contributes to better editing on my part and those involved. Thanks for persisting to try and get things right. Lord Kenneð Alansson 15:24, 22 May 2004 (UTC)
Hoi Martijn,
Ik kwam erachter dat (wat ik al vermoedde) jij net als ik een nederlander ben. Heb je er trouwens wel eens over gedacht om aan de nederlandstalige wikipedia bij te dragen? Neem me niet kwalijk dat ik in het nederlands schrijf hier, maar ik wilde wat onopvallend aan je doorgeven, zonder dat een bepaald ander iemand daar zomaar achter kan komen. Het gaat namelijk om diegene die onmiddelijk hierboven het laatste berichtje heeft achtergelaten en met wie we al heel wat trammelant hebben gehad, zoals je wel weet. Ik heb op de pagina voor verzoek om kommentaar over hem al aangedrongen om hem permanent de toegang te weigeren tot deze webstek. Maar dat is niet wat ik je wilde vertellen. Ik heb namelijk het diepdonkerbruine vermoeden dat hij zich nu onder een andere naam valselijk uitgeeft als deskundige in een poging zijn krankzinnige denkbeelden op te leggen. Omdat ik hier nog niet helemaal zeker van ben wilde ik dit hier nog niet uitdrukkelijk schrijven in het engels, maar als je kijkt in de lijst van mijn bijdragen en de discussiepagina opslaat waarop ik voor het laatst wat schreef, althans vóór het huidige bericht, zul je begrijpen wie ik bedoel. Ik hoop dat je de tijd neemt om de zaak nader te onderzoeken. Mijns insziens moet dit grond geven tot weigering van toegang. Neem me nogmaals niet kwalijk dat ik zo geheimzinnig doe, maar ik wilde er eerst helemaal zeker van zijn voordat ik hierover uit de kast klap.
Groetjes,
Fedor 20:41, 10 Jun 2004 (UTC)
I have tried to resolve the comment you made on evolutionarily stable strategy. If you think that my correction is accurate, please remove the discussion from the Talk page.
Cheers, Noisy 10:30, 27 Jun 2004 (UTC)
Recent Vandalism?
I assume I did something wrong in a recent vandalism report, that it was erased by you, but could you tell me what it was so that I don't make the same mistake again?
Thanks, Aeconley 21:30, 3 Dec 2004 (UTC)
My apologies; something must've gone wrong. I just tried to add to the report. I'll try to repair! Martijn faassen 21:41, 3 Dec 2004 (UTC)
Thank you! It's my first attempt at making a report and I was concerned that I had messed up somehow. Much obliged, Aeconley 21:43, 3 Dec 2004 (UTC)
Groetjes terug! :-)
Hmm, I recall you had this evolution simulator you were telling me about. Does that still run I wonder? :-)
User:taw might find it interesting too, come to think of it!
Kim Bruning 22:02, 3 Jun 2005 (UTC)
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I can't find an appropriate site in English for now, only that [3], [4], [5]. But I don't think we need more citations for obvious things: after all there are remains of neolithic settlements unearthed in north-eastern and central Bulgaria similar in a way to the older cultural layers of Troy (although not in that scale) simply exist and there is no need to prove that: ) And the treasures of Varna and Dabene which date from before 5,000-6,000 years are also evidence for developed civilizations. --Gligan 06:14, 29 October 2007 (UTC)
Mr. Faassen, I see you are trying to make allies out of those who delete academic sources regarding Bulgaria's ancient history. You know who I'm talking about, afterall you're discussing me on his user page. Weren't you the one that wanted me to find books that showed how long civilizations have existed on the territory? So, now that I have academically sourced the ancient history of Bulgaria with 4 seperate academic citations, should you not be the one that defends the Bulgaria section from those that delete these sources? I see that your personal dislike of myself has made you hypocritical towards the firm citation policies of Wikipedia, wherein such sources must not be deleted... Despite these sources being just as good, if not in some cases better, than other historical/archeological/anthropological sources used in other similar country pages, why do you feel they should not be mentioned in the history of Bulgaria? Is it because that goes against your initial subjective and non-academic perspectives on the composite nation? :)
—Preceding unsigned comment added by Monshuai (talk • contribs) 17:40, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
A direct response to Martin Faassen. No, I am not Monshuai, Martin. I am what I have written on my talk page. If you continue to insist that I am Monsuai, I will initiate an investigation of IP addresses to prove that I am not, and then hold you responsible for your insinuations of dishonesty.
As for the sentences that I copied, I admit that I copied (your synonym: "lifted", other synonyms: "filched", "stole", more formal: "robbed you of your intellectual property") some sentences from your response to Monshuai because I deemed them pertinent for the discussion with Nostradamus. I did not give credit because Wikipedia explicitly says that everything written here is not copyrighted:(All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License. (See Copyrights for details.). If you still insist on giving you credit, this is it: hereby I give the credit for the text: "Cited sources are good. Cited sources don't make any text in Wikipedia immune to further editing. It depends on the quality of the text and the quality of the sources and whether what's in the sources matches the text. It depends on what other sources there are." to User:Martijn faassen.
My connection to Monshuai is only that I and him happen to have the same reverence for historical truth and distaste for people who try to distort it, and push their preposterous opinions here in Wikipedia. Lantonov (talk) 15:14, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
This is Arysvargas, I don't Know who you're and I don't care, But everything I wrote about the Vinland article or edited is because I have proof of everything I said, and I stand by my word on the other hand I see this site is nothing but a bunch of Ignoramous. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Arysvargas (talk • contribs) 13:28, 22 January 2008 (UTC)
Martijn, this story has a long history. Some of it you'll find here:[6]. Don't ask me to make you understand, only the disingenuous party will and nobody would be interested in the consequences once this will escalate. Clearly, this does not involve anybody unlucky enough to be in the crossfire, for having your comments erased for responding on an abusive account. For this my excuses. Like you, I am here for content and not for politics. Cheers! Rokus01 (talk) 22:33, 26 January 2008 (UTC)
Hi there, Schonken may be a blocked user and all, but:
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