You can also send me an e-mail.
I'm glad I was able to help out, even if only a little bit. It did end up to be a productive discussion, I think, and I hope it proves useful in the future. As for your userpage, it appears to have been protected in December by User:Nick, citing privacy concerns (diff). I've unprotected the page, so you should have no further problems editing it. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Best, UltraExactZZ Claims ~ Evidence 16:50, 5 June 2008 (UTC)
I think I see what happened here. You started an article at Moldavian-Ukrainian relations, which Flueras redirected to an identical article at Moldovan-Ukrainian relations, claiming that Moldovan is the correct term. I don't know which is which, so I can't speak to the name issue - but would that article (which looks substantially like the version you had before it was redirected, thus), work for your planned expansion? UltraExactZZ Claims ~ Evidence 18:03, 5 June 2008 (UTC)
≈ jossi ≈ (talk) 21:12, 5 June 2008 (UTC)
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and the diff with due explanation are.... absent?
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Not a request, and there is a link. weburiedoursecretsinthegarden 22:31, 5 June 2008 (UTC)
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I request to have an explanation of the block with the proper justification providing a diff. I also would like to know what this weburiedoursecretsinthegarden kind of explanation is? Also why it is allowed for an administrator User:Gutza to be obviously uncivil[1] in my regard [2] and how my edits are considered uncivil when no diff is presented by the blocking admin (nor by the reviewing admin either) to justify his/her decision? Has any admin given hersel/himself 10 minutes to see what is going on really? Also, please, could you pexplain me, as per administrators' discussion board, how did the name of the section[3] "Accusation of canvassing by User:Neil disappeared? Looks like I am the only one who provides diffs and justifications here. Is this a new rule on Wikipedia?
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You want a diff? You got one. The conduct and/or misconduct of other users is irrelevant to your block, especially when there's ArbCom-imposed restrictions involved. —Daniel Case (talk) 13:52, 6 June 2008 (UTC)
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See Wikipedia:Administrators'_noticeboard/Arbitration_enforcement#User:Moldopodo.2C_again ≈ jossi ≈ (talk) 01:47, 6 June 2008 (UTC)
See Digwuren restriction and Digwuren warning. Cease making any edits which are judged by an administrator to be uncivil, personal attacks, or assumptions of bad faith, especially in East European related articles or you will be subject to said restrictions. While I know you were alreayd listed there, thought I'd remind you. — Rlevse • Talk • 10:07, 6 June 2008 (UTC)
Please, User:Rlevse, how do you explain me that blocking someone (myself) for using the word wicked describing obvious bad faith editing of another user, violating 3 revert rule, and others such as civility (as per Divurgen arbitration on Wikipedia) and simply basic societal etiquette
and
on the other hand, yourself, in the quality of neutral, impartial and knowledgeable wise administrator calling other users with unfounded accusations=insults / names [4], [5] ?--Moldopodotalk 20:02, 9 June 2008 (UTC)
I want to write a new article about Bessarabia under Romanian rule (1918-1940). Maybe in next two days left of your block you could gather some material about that period's abuses.Xasha (talk) 15:38, 10 June 2008 (UTC)
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By the by, the adjective form of "Moldova" is "Moldovan" (it's "Moldavian" for "Moldavia") - can we clear up this situation by having all these articles at "Moldovan"? Biruitorul Talk 16:59, 13 June 2008 (UTC)
Hello! Just to tell you about that newly created articles about Moldova can have the ((WPMoldova)) in the top of the discussion page, in order that other developers in the project be informed about its existence. You can check if your articles contains it. Thanks! --serhio talk 11:17, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
Moldopodo, de ce esti asha de rau pus? De ce nu ai admite ca "Moldavian" ca inregistrare a limbii ISO a fost facuta din necompetentza a organelor de certificare?! Eu ash admite ca varianta corecta "Moldovan", deoarece e dat de mai multe dictionare ale limbii engleze. Nu am nimic impotriva "Moldavian", insa nu prea am de unde sa iau exemple credibile din dictionarele limbii engleze. --serhio talk 12:58, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
Puoi evitare di inserire l'articolo in tutte le wiki, visto che poi (giustamente) te lo cancellano? L'articolo è xenofobo, inoltre fare così equivale a spam. Grazie --Ignlig (talk) 17:46, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
Can you avoid to insert tha article in the wiki all over the world? also becouse it's a spam and the article is razzist. thank you. --Ignlig (talk) 17:46, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
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Please read our non-free content criteria. These images could be replaced by free images, and are basically just decoration anyway- they aren't adding much to the article. As such, they fail two of the points. Of more concern is you reverting my edits without comment. I do NOT appreciate that. If you are undoing good-faith edits, you should always explain why you are doing so, so as to avoid edit warring. J Milburn (talk) 20:24, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
User:J Milburn, it is useless to speak on something else, when I asked you precise questions. Besides your reference on "consensus" regarding deletion of Romanian crime in Europe seems rather strange to me, where numerous users expressed their deisre to keep the article with precise arguments and suggestions of improvement. Anyway, let's get back to the point. I see you keep writing comments on my talk page, but always aside of answering the questions. I admit, you might be lost finding them through all this, often irrelevant, comments. So, I decided to help you and put them together as clearly as possible. I hope you will provide answers with personal input, meaning that it is not enough to invoke a mere Wikipedia rule, but what is even more important is your perosnal reasoning applied exlcusively and concretely to the images and questions about them in question. I hope this will spare your time, but it also looks like you have plenty of it, taking in consideration precedent irrelevant comments. Please, answer my questions.
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Do you agree that the first image, depicts Romanian migrants in the United Kingdom and therefore perfectly fits into the section on United Kingdom? Please explain why? | |
Do you agree that the first image, depicts Romanian migrants in the United Kingdom and therefore perfectly fits into the section on United Kingdom? Please explain why? | |
Do you agree that the first image from Daily Mail depicting Romanian immigrants in the UK, shows them completely anonimously, with no face seen, they all being turned with their backs to the camera. Please explain why? | |
Also, do you think that the second version of this first image I uploaded and you deleted again, would be better than the one with initial bigger resolution? Please explain why? | |
Do you agree that the second image from Le Parisien, depicts Romanian migrants training in a camp in a suburb next to Paris, learning how to pretend to beg and to look handicaped at the same time? Please explain why? | |
Do you agree that the second picture perfectly fits in the section regarding Romanian crime in France, therefore perfectly describing and fitting in the context? Please explain why? | |
Do you agree that the second picture depicts illegal Romanian immigrants training in their camp in a Parisian suburb next to a highway, playing the role of handicaped in order to learn how to beg for money on the streets at the same time; this image being of small resolution in its original, one can hardly distinguish who is a man and who is a woman? Please explain why? | |
Do you agree that both of these images are unique? Please explain why. | |
Where to find easily other replaceable images depicting exactly the same thing? Please explain. | |
Please explain, why did you decide that these images were replaceable? | |
Please explain, why are they mere decorations according to you? | |
Please provide a replaceable image, and if you cannot do so, please explain why? | |
Please explain, why are they mere decorations according to you? | |
Please explain, why did you call thes images "stolen"? | |
Do you think that voting "delete" the article where the images are inserted and deleting the very same images from the article contributes to its quality? Please explain why? | Yes and no. Removing images that do not meet our non-free content criteria from articles definitely does improve our articles, as one of the most important goals of our encyclopedia is to be free. Supporting deletion of an article may help the article (for instance, it may encourage those who are working on the article to improve it to encourage the delete voter to support its retention) but, overall, voting to delete an article is an attempt to get it removed. If it genuinely is an article that should not be here, this is a Good Thing, as it improves the encyclopedia as a whole, which is the priority over improving individual articles. |
Do you think that stating that you know ethnic Romanians, deleting these two (three with the reloaded smaller resolution version) images and voting at the same time "delete" the article makes you an impartial neutral objective editor, according to the Wikipedia and simply common sense principles (some of which you have cited above)? Please explain why? | Absolutely. When editing Wikipedia, I do so from a completely neutral point of view, and will not let my own opinions stand in the way of improving the encyclopedia. For instance, in real life, I hate pop music, but I have still written articles about pop music (see Connie Talbot). Also, despite being a very strong atheist, I have written about churches (see Askam and Ireleth). We should not judge the neutrality of editors from who they are in real life, but on how they edit within the encyclopedia. Furthermore, I don't really have strong views any way. Despite knowing some ethnic Romanians, I am by no means close to them, and have no real links to any eastern European country. Other than simply not being a racist person, I have no views on eastern Europe. It is also worth noting that I did not delete the images, but tagged them so that others would have time to disagree, and then an uninvolved admin (in this case, FPaS) could judge whether the image should be deleted. |
Do you think that describing personally my behaviour as "confrontational" and "argumentative" (without providing any diffs), and calling my requests addressed to you "Please be civil" "accusations of uncivility", calling my rather short, compare to your comments "essays", calling a rather divided discussion on deletion of the page "blatant consensus", calling my comments on the page on deletion of the Romanian crime in Europe as "slug-fest", "toss debate" - a good faith and civil description? | I am not answering this question. It is apparent to me that your intention with this question is not to help you understand the situation (which I am assuming is the motive of the others) but to try to vilify me, and make me look as if I have been uncivil, been hypocritical and assumed bad faith, which I resent.
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Hello, Moldopodo. This message is being sent to inform you that there currently is a discussion at Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents regarding your disruptive edits to the AfD discussion about Romanian crime in Europe. The discussion can be found under the topic Wikipedia:Administrators'_noticeboard/Incidents#Disruptive_editing_on_AfD. Yours, andy (talk) 23:54, 18 June 2008 (UTC)
You are on a final warning - any further edit-warring, particularly along nationalistic lines, and you will be indefinitely blocked. This includes the cut and paste moving of articles to "Moldavia" rather than "Moldova". Any further creation of POV nonsense articles about the evils of Romania, and you will be indefinitely blocked. Any further disruption of AFDs, and you will be indefinitely blocked. The problems you cause, directly, with your incessant disruptive editing take up far too much time of far too many people. On a number of occasions, now, you have managed to convince admins to unblock you by promising to stop edit-warring, and then promptly going back to edit-warring a few days later. Coupled with the warnings you received above relating to the Digwuren restriction, you are on very shaky ground indeed. Again, this is your absolute last chance - you will need to radically change your behaviour, or you will be blocked for good. Neıl 龱 08:22, 19 June 2008 (UTC)
User:Neil please to be more explicit in your warnings and explanations. I really doubt, like Xasha, about the exceeded nationalism or nonsense in the examples provided above. Provide please some more argumented examples about edit-warring. As for the subject of "Moldavian", I think Moldopodo should consult also other opinions, especially from category:Wikipedians in Moldova before move the pages. ;) --serhio talk 18:40, 20 June 2008 (UTC)
Actually canton is aslo a 3rd degree devision of France, 2nd in Costa Rica an Ecuador, 4th in Bolivia. So there doesn't seem to be an established rules. I would go simply for "raion". For reference, Britannica and Encarta go for "dsitrict".Xasha (talk) 15:14, 20 June 2008 (UTC)
Unfortunately, that's not quite it: we already know that the official name is Republik Moldau, the question was (and probably remains), what is the short name - Moldau or Moldawien. I was unable to find a definite answer, as several German agencies use both of these names. --Illythr (talk) 16:10, 20 June 2008 (UTC)
Hello, just to remind you to add the ((WPMoldova|importance=|class=stub)) in the top of the discution pages of the newly created pages. Happy editing! --serhio talk 18:16, 20 June 2008 (UTC)
You have been indef blocked for repeated disruption and arbcom violations. See Wikipedia:AE#User:Biruitorul and the two ANI cases linked to therein. — Rlevse • Talk • 20:08, 21 June 2008 (UTC)
Moldopodo (block log • active blocks • global blocks • contribs • deleted contribs • filter log • creation log • change block settings • unblock • checkuser (log))
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Please see the talk page for explanation as well as for the check user request from here till the end of the talk page
Decline reason:
The things you cite are accusations of other individuals being uncivil to you and requesting a checkuser on one of them. You do not address the reason YOU were blocked though for your disruption of the AE pages. Please show how you did not disrupt thing, not why others are bad, if you would like to be unblocked. — MBisanz talk 20:18, 3 July 2008 (UTC)
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Unfortunately I cannot address the reason why I was blocked as it was not even addressed by the blocking admin. No diff to suport the block was provided. It is is nice to see how you refer to Wikipeda rules stating that what I say does not lie in the unblock request' scope, but I would also appreciate if you referred to WP rules the same way while evaluating the reasons for this block as well, knowig that this block of my user user account was a result of the request for Digwuren arbitration enforcement against Biruitorul, and... after communications of User Biruitorul with User Rlevse[17], [18], and this. As for the user check request, I have written it here, as as of now I have no capacity to file it myself. --Moldopodotalk 16:28, 5 July 2008 (UTC)
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There is ample evidence of your disruption, and no indication that you plan to stop. — Jehochman Talk 13:08, 6 July 2008 (UTC)
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Diffamatory and slanderous statements in my regard posted by User:Biruitorul | Notes |
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[19] And, further to Andy's report, may I point out this user's disruption here, here, here, here, here, here and here, just in the last couple of days? This goes beyond a mere content dispute. There are false accusations of incivility, disruptive moves, redirects and move requests, distorting of primary sources, dismissal of reputable secondary sources, a hostile attitude, and above all an effort to conflate Moldova with Moldavia. Given the user's growing block log and damage to numerous articles, it's possible the at wit's end point of the Digwuren case has been reached. Biruitorul Talk 21:42, 18 June 2008 (UTC) | From the references provided, it is clearly seen who reverted first, how many times User:Biruitorul moved and removed pages, and the absence of any justification whatsoever, for these disruptive edits by User:Biruitorul. Please, note, I have also explicitely asked User:Biruitorul to stop this at least while I was writing the article and also my request to use the talk page. |
[20] I appreciate the fact that this is not the place to carry out mere content disputes. However, the problem is rather graver than that. Moldopodo, for no good reason (other than, I suppose, to deflect attention from himself), has hauled me before AE on totally spurious charges. And despite a final warning to cease the type of disruptive editing he has been engaged in for a long time, he goes right on, in this case continuing to try and cloud the distinction between Moldavia (to 1862) and Moldova (1991-). That should be addressed, right? Biruitorul Talk 15:00, 21 June 2008 (UTC) | Please, see how User:Biruitorul maliciously and grossly interprets my mere error of placing the initial arbitration enforcement request in a wrong place. Please, note, I have initially created a new section and clearly called what it was "arbitration enf. request", before the User:Tariqabjotu twice deleted and merged it with the rest of the discussion, and then finally saying me: Please use your own user talk pages or the talk pages of relevant articles to carry on this dispute. If either of you think arbitration enforcement is required here, there is a separate noticeboard for that. However, neither of theses noticeboards is for debating the content of articles and carrying on your dispute. -- tariqabjotu 07:57, 21 June 2008 (UTC) |
[21] Simple - the article is at Moldavia, for now. If it gets moved to Principality of Moldavia (which it won't), then by all means carry out the move. And by the way, Moldavia ceased to exist as a principality in 1862, so sooner or later, the recent additions of post-1862 rulers will be erased. Biruitorul Talk 17:59, 21 June 2008 (UTC) | I think it is useless to comments on this "which it won't" and all the previous moves by User:Biruitorul of such articles as Cinema of Moldavia, Moldavia,a s well as on the consequent capacity of this user to contribute constructively to Wikipedia or even to have the capacity to have the desire to listen other users--Moldopodotalk 16:12, 24 June 2008 (UTC) |
Diffamatory and slanderous statements in my regard posted by User:Neil | Notes |
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[22] If you read his block log ([58], he keeps getting unblocked by fooling admins into thinking he won't edit war again and this time he means it, then promptly starts edit-warring again. I am going to be watching his contributions closely from now on, and have given him a final warning, and I really mean my final warnings - one more bit of rubbish and he is indefinitely blocked. Neıl 龱 08:14, 19 June 2008 (UTC) | |
Briefly. Nothing I have said has not been civil. There are a number of Moldovan users on en.Wikipedia. The diffs you have asked for are on your talk page. Note I didn't even raise the cross-Wiki spamming you carried out a few weeks ago. Neıl 龱 12:24, 19 June 2008 (UTC) | The references provided by User:Neil do not explain, if simply not contrary, what User:Neil tried to support with them ("final warning") |
Irrelevant unfounded "warning" of User:Neil
Please see the history of Cinema of Moldova how, when and who started and further continuously moved and copy pasted pages and talk pages.
History of talk page of Cinema of Moldavia
Message from the talk page left by User:Biruitorul: This page has gone through various incarnations, including Cinema of Moldavia and Cinema of the Moldavian SSR. However, I submit the present title is best because Moldova is the current name of the country, even though it was called Moldavia in the past. Just as Cinema of Ukraine also deals with the Cinema of the Ukrainian SSR, so too we should maintain this simple, recognisable title rather than forking one article for every change in regime. In any case, I ask that future moves be made using WP:RM. Biruitorul Talk 18:01, 24 June 2008 (UTC)
History of the Cinema of the Moldavian SSR:
User:Neil provided following references to support his grave accusation: [23], [24], [25] I could not establish anything nationalist in these edits, other than providing totally neutral scientific and other sourced information, often countering reverts of User:Bogdangiusca baldly erasing these edits, calling them as "original research" with no explanation why...--Moldopodotalk 13:06, 6 July 2008 (UTC)
User:Neil provided following references to support this another grave accusation: [26], [27], [28]
Diffamatory and slanderous statements in my regard posted by User:Bogdangiusca | Notes |
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[31] Moldopodo readded that a couple of times. It includes various insulting phrases toward the Romanians like "todas las rumanas son putas y les gusta la polla". (All the Romanian women are...) bogdan (talk) 23:48, 18 June 2008 (UTC) | These are the comments, which readers of the most read newspapaers in Europe left after reading the articles describing the Romanian crime in their respective country. "I" did not add thiese comments. However, I have copy-pasted these comments to the discussion page, as the admins previously did not do anything to remove insulting comments from other users in my regard, starting from "Anti-Romanian" to "racist", etc, etc. When I asked the same admins why this double standard, no answer was provided.--Moldopodotalk 15:04, 24 June 2008 (UTC) |
Diffamatory and slanderous statements posted by User:Rlevse | Notes |
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[32] I find little merit in Moldopodo's claims. However, I find much in Biruitorul's against Moldopodo. Couple this with Neil's warning to Moldopodo only two days ago that if his disruption continues, he'll be indef blocked, I have little choice but to indef block Moldopodo, so I've done so....next day, changed to a month to comply with Digwuren. | In other words I do not care for looking through the diffs provided, so I won't mention them in my decision, and anyway, since there was an earlier block (also by enforced by me), there will be a later one as well, why not?. Is this the way a reasonable adminsitrator justifies his/her decision?--Moldopodotalk 16:16, 24 June 2008 (UTC) |
[33] I explained, you didn't get it. Calling someone "ethno-racist/fascist" when they've said they find it offensive is disruptive and incivil. How would you feel if he called you that? — Rlevse • Talk • 18:04, 30 May 2008 (UTC) [34] Xasha (talk · contribs) blocked 72 hours by LessHeard vanU (talk · contribs · blocks · protections · deletions · page moves · rights · RfA) for racist and disruptive comments. — Rlevse • Talk • 23:01, 3 June 2008 (UTC) |
User:Biruitorul follows commonly the same pattern of the banned socket-pupetter User:Bonaparte, although the language used is milder sometimes by user User:Biruitorul. Although, I do not know what language used User:Bonaparte before being blocked.
The same pattern results from:
I have known both users for a very long time and I can say for certain that they are definitely not the same person. Biruitorul is a well-established user with 36,000 edits, who has also been active since May 2006 (you would think someone would've suspected something by now). I can assure you that they are different people with very different styles of editing. One is constructive and the other is destructive. Khoikhoi 02:27, 25 June 2008 (UTC)
Moldopodo, could I ask what you are doing? Why are moving the content of the article Moldavia to another called Principality of Moldavia, and not through a proper move but through cut and paste? And what consensus are you citing. When you proposed the move Talk:Moldavia#Requested_move there was no consensus for such an action. Please stop. TSO1D (talk) 20:58, 9 August 2008 (UTC)
(copied from talk page of Rlevse)
Moldopodo, since your one month block expired, you have falsely claimed consensus here, here (both today), filed and another friviolous ANI report, filed Talk:Moldavia#Requested_move_1 and Talk:Moldavia#Requested_move, both of which were no consensus to move the articles which you chose to ignore. You've made several false statements, disrupt the encyclopedia, ignore consensus, and appear to only push your own POV. You leave me with no choice but to indef block you on standard wiki principles and policies. Last time I did this and changed to one month to give you another chance but you've clearly shown you are not here to be productive in building the encyclopedia. I'm listing this at the Digwuren case logs too since there is so much overlap therewith. — Rlevse • Talk • 21:55, 9 August 2008 (UTC)