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There is an existing content-dispute on Nair article between me and User:Sitush on the phraseology of a lead sentence. 9 NPOVs provided by me for not acceptable to him , yet adhering to wikipedia guidelines I made no effort to edit the sentence while the consensus-talk was going on. Inspite of the User: Qwyrxian /QW (administrator) makes an wnwarranted threat ''“Should you edit the article to follow one of your alternatives, we'll revert you”'' – See . I explained to User:QW- if that was my intention, I would have not be discussing-consensus in the talk-page in the first place and that his comments were unwarranted. In between, User: Sitush suggested an NPOV of adding an (s) to a word- That was not acceptable to me. So the consensus building had failed. Inspite of this, User:Sitush went ahead and made the addition of (s) without consensus-generation. UserQW (administrator) does not object to it. Assuming good faith, I was willing to ignore this silence and unwarranted edit and hence asked User:Sitush to revert his edit and to generate “collective-editorial consensus” before doing so. It was requested to the Users that consensus in Nair article needs to be a “collective-editor consensus” and not UserQW-UserSitush consensus as that is inappropriate. See . Such behaviors have from these two users occurred in the past – an examination of Nair-talk page history will reveal it. Immediately User Sitush places a formal notification that explains discretionary ban on my talk page !!!. See . This is the same user who earlier had engaged in ad hominem and belittling at me in article –Iyengar talk page and OTRS Volunteer Response Team had adviced him not do so. See . Are such behaviors acceptable from Users ? . VS] (]) 14:09, 25 June 2012 (UTC) | There is an existing content-dispute on Nair article between me and User:Sitush on the phraseology of a lead sentence. 9 NPOVs provided by me for not acceptable to him , yet adhering to wikipedia guidelines I made no effort to edit the sentence while the consensus-talk was going on. Inspite of the User: Qwyrxian /QW (administrator) makes an wnwarranted threat ''“Should you edit the article to follow one of your alternatives, we'll revert you”'' – See . I explained to User:QW- if that was my intention, I would have not be discussing-consensus in the talk-page in the first place and that his comments were unwarranted. In between, User: Sitush suggested an NPOV of adding an (s) to a word- That was not acceptable to me. So the consensus building had failed. Inspite of this, User:Sitush went ahead and made the addition of (s) without consensus-generation. UserQW (administrator) does not object to it. Assuming good faith, I was willing to ignore this silence and unwarranted edit and hence asked User:Sitush to revert his edit and to generate “collective-editorial consensus” before doing so. It was requested to the Users that consensus in Nair article needs to be a “collective-editor consensus” and not UserQW-UserSitush consensus as that is inappropriate. See . Such behaviors have from these two users occurred in the past – an examination of Nair-talk page history will reveal it. Immediately User Sitush places a formal notification that explains discretionary ban on my talk page !!!. See . This is the same user who earlier had engaged in ad hominem and belittling at me in article –Iyengar talk page and OTRS Volunteer Response Team had adviced him not do so. See . Are such behaviors acceptable from Users ? . VS] (]) 14:09, 25 June 2012 (UTC) | ||
:Your helpme template brought me here, and I decided to take a look at the situation. I've come to the conclusion that you're not capable of neutrally editing the topic at all, and you're displaying a tremendous amount of what we call ]. Under the discretionary sanctions in force on the article, as described above, I'm banning you for 6 months from ]. This means you may not edit the article or the associated talkpage. When those 6 months are up, if you resume flooding the talkpage with groundless complaints I will extend your ban to indefinite. ] (]) 14:58, 25 June 2012 (UTC) |
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Sitush is playing a game and he has no intention to let you do anything. Good luck! You are going to give up too or get banned by one of his admin friends. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.230.129.67 (talk) 15:05, 19 June 2012 (UTC)
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Help request
How can I achieve NPOV with a dominant user (a roll-backer but not the page administrator) of a protected article suspected to be exhibiting characteristics described in WP:OWN ?. Efforts on talk page for consensus-building is being converted to filibustering , moving goal points or ad hominem. Invitations on user talk pages is being evaded. What is a practical solution ? Vettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 18:02, 19 June 2012 (UTC)
- See WP:Dispute resolution and WP:Requesting dispute resolution. JohnCD (talk) 18:15, 19 June 2012 (UTC)
Third opinion
Hi there. I saw you left a request recently for a third opinion. Before I chime in, would you mind editing your request to comply with the WP:3O guidelines? Specifically, you need to ensure that the request does not argue for against either point, but rather gives a very brief summary of each side's point of view. Thanks. — Bdb484 (talk) 18:44, 19 June 2012 (UTC)
- I donot know if the existing request has any relevance now because the opposing user keeps removing it from the relevant talk section !!! since i did not want to get in to an edit war, i thought it might best be ignored. Would you advice a different course of action ? or do you think what i did was appropriate ? Vettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 18:58, 19 June 2012 (UTC)
- I have provided my opinion as per your request, although i am not very positive about its outcome because the non-consenting user definitely discredits 3O (and his talk history exhibits characteristics described in WP:OWN and WP:GAME). Anyways thanks for the try.Vettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 20:19, 19 June 2012 (UTC)
I am sorry to see User:Sitush bury you with his mastery of wikipedese and his network of buddies among the admins here. I truly appreciate what you are trying to do there and I apologize for my sarcastic tone earlier.
But frankly, I think it's impossible to move forward any argument when User:Sitush is involved. He/She will get the way.
I wish you all the best. Check out Admin:Savio's page. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.231.65.124 (talk) 15:25, 22 June 2012 (UTC)
- I dont even know who u are and even if u were sarcastic !!! Forgiven....no probs... :-)....oh no...i admire and respect User: Sitush...i think he is a great editor and has kept caste related articles free from caste-warriors. I have even agreed with him on previous occassions. I apply the same rules for me and other users. If i am wrong i must be challenged because its not the "user" that matters but the "article" that matters. Otherwise wikipedia as a project will fail in its objectives. VSVettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 15:34, 22 June 2012 (UTC)
Well, I had posted something sarcastic (or I thought) at the top of your Talk page. Forgive me again but this time for not knowing where to post on a given Talk page. Anyway, it's good that you didn't see it.
Well, a lot of things on Talk:Nair page is becoming garbage. So, the Nairs are now trouble-makers now not a militia caste/group whatever lol! It's all a long Orientalist slagging of Indian castes. You may admire him but I don't and I suspect he is of Indian-origin and has experience with living or working closely with Indians. He is clearly biased. Also, it's funny to see the Ezhava caste being glorified while the Nair community is being slagged.
This is what wikipedia has become.. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.231.65.124 (talk) 16:06, 22 June 2012 (UTC)
- I understand that the Nair-Ezhava tension has a historical root in Kerala.But then as independent wikipedia articles - they must be treated seperately and objectively otherwise users can have what is called "spill over" when discussing things in different pages. This is very bad. Casteism is black mark on Indian history. If users become possessed with caste feeling while editing articles..the cause is almost certainly lost. I dont think he is biased in a casteist way. He has a great sense of objectivity, which i appreciate very much...but then then objectivity also has problems associated with it. We all tend to understand things we read in the way we want to understand them - psychologists call this confirmation bias. All of us have it...we just have to fight it out of us. While discussing topics..ego is a bad thing...just put the ego in the bin while discussing and keep an open mind that even ur opponent could have a point - then all is well :-)) If i am wrong ..i have no probs to apologize..i think it makes me not a lesser one.. but dont get me wrong..u must make a user account...its better :-) VSVettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 16:29, 22 June 2012 (UTC)
Casteism may have been a blackmark on Indian history though the consequent fractured society ensured that Indian culture was not completely obliterated through mass conversion like in other parts of the world. But that is all another discussion. I am not defending or justifying the casteist past and I think the record of casteism is horribly bad. But that doesn't mean that caste identities are not important. If I identify with a caste, it is my way of identifying with my ancestors, the same way a Jewish person identifies himself/herself as one. There is no implication that I am above or below anyone.
I do think User:Sitush has a bias against the so-called forward castes. Otherwise, he would have put down his tent at the Ezhava page too. Frankly, there is no rivalry between castes as such. I only visited it recently after several years to see if that page is also marred beyond recognition like the Nair page. Instead I find glorification. I don't mind it. But they are not independent articles either. There have been persistent attempts for years to vandalize the Nair page. You can see it all in the Talk page. I have followed it off-and-on (once in a year to sometimes once in a few months) and this attempt at vandalism has been a persistent theme.
I am not displaying my ego. I don't even have a username and I am actually taking a risk by letting my IP get published. The egoist one is the guy who is frustrating every one of your attempts at a solution by burying you under a mountain of wikipedese.
I am not making a user account because that way I will definitely get banned because then I am playing User:Sitush's game. I have noticed many newbie users get banned because of his games. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.231.65.124 (talk) 17:55, 22 June 2012 (UTC)
- This is not true. Newbies dont get banned. You have to learn the wikipedia rules and policies...and then if you "work" within this frame without violating policies, and contributing in a constructive way..then everything will be ok :-))....always remember the article is more important than the user...thats all...even if that user be oneself...VSVettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 20:12, 22 June 2012 (UTC)
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A user commented to me - I have a lot of experience of Misplaced Pages and you have very little - see this this . I have informed the user it is inappropriate but such comments are very uncivil/disturbing – is there a better way to handle it? VSVettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 16:06, 21 June 2012 (UTC)
- Has there been any other clashes or disagreements between you and the user concerned? Mdann52 (talk) 16:08, 21 June 2012 (UTC)
- content-disputes exists as both of us overlap as contributors to India related topics. I have on more than one occassion in the past overlooked his ad hominem during consensus-building. But it has now come to belittling me. I have reacted to it as politely as i can ...as you can see in the diff provided in my help-request. I dont want to make trouble for him, he is a good editor but handles too many on his watch list that probably stresses him. However, that cannot be used as an excuse for behaving in an inappropriate manner during discussion. Is my present reaction to his comments appropriate or do i need to handle this another way next time ? VSVettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 16:17, 21 June 2012 (UTC)
- Next time, send me a message on my talk page, and I'll take it from there Mdann52 (talk) 16:50, 21 June 2012 (UTC)
- Great - thanks :-) VSVettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 16:53, 21 June 2012 (UTC)
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There is an existing content-dispute on Nair article between me and User:Sitush on the phraseology of a lead sentence. 9 NPOVs provided by me for not acceptable to him , yet adhering to wikipedia guidelines I made no effort to edit the sentence while the consensus-talk was going on. Inspite of the User: Qwyrxian /QW (administrator) makes an wnwarranted threat “Should you edit the article to follow one of your alternatives, we'll revert you” – See here . I explained to User:QW- if that was my intention, I would have not be discussing-consensus in the talk-page in the first place and that his comments were unwarranted. In between, User: Sitush suggested an NPOV of adding an (s) to a word- That was not acceptable to me. So the consensus building had failed. Inspite of this, User:Sitush went ahead and made the addition of (s) without consensus-generation. UserQW (administrator) does not object to it. Assuming good faith, I was willing to ignore this silence and unwarranted edit and hence asked User:Sitush to revert his edit and to generate “collective-editorial consensus” before doing so. It was requested to the Users that consensus in Nair article needs to be a “collective-editor consensus” and not UserQW-UserSitush consensus as that is inappropriate. See here. Such behaviors have from these two users occurred in the past – an examination of Nair-talk page history will reveal it. Immediately User Sitush places a formal notification that explains discretionary ban on my talk page !!!. See here. This is the same user who earlier had engaged in ad hominem and belittling at me in article –Iyengar talk page and OTRS Volunteer Response Team had adviced him not do so. See here. Are such behaviors acceptable from Users ? . VSVettakkorumakansnehi (talk) 14:09, 25 June 2012 (UTC)
- Your helpme template brought me here, and I decided to take a look at the situation. I've come to the conclusion that you're not capable of neutrally editing the topic at all, and you're displaying a tremendous amount of what we call IDIDNTHEARTHAT. Under the discretionary sanctions in force on the article, as described above, I'm banning you for 6 months from Nair (caste). This means you may not edit the article or the associated talkpage. When those 6 months are up, if you resume flooding the talkpage with groundless complaints I will extend your ban to indefinite. The Blade of the Northern Lights (話して下さい) 14:58, 25 June 2012 (UTC)