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| : There are reasons for which the cut-and-paste is preferred for frequently used public talk pages, but I do not see a problem in moving the old talk page; drop me a link if there were arguments against it even as a manually-controlled operation. Please, specify at least ten of my ''inappropriate templated warnings'' (or apologize for your defamation) and, possibly, I will continue to communicate with you. I am not willing discuss 76.189.109.155 publicly any more — reply to my email please if you have further questions. ] (]) 15:01, 20 May 2013 (UTC) | : There are reasons for which the cut-and-paste is preferred for frequently used public talk pages, but I do not see a problem in moving the old talk page; drop me a link if there were arguments against it even as a manually-controlled operation. Please, specify at least ten of my ''inappropriate templated warnings'' (or apologize for your defamation) and, possibly, I will continue to communicate with you. I am not willing discuss 76.189.109.155 publicly any more — reply to my email please if you have further questions. ] (]) 15:01, 20 May 2013 (UTC) | ||
| :: I'm curious: why do you want ''ten'' or more examples? Isn't one inappropriate claim of vandalism sufficient? Would it not just be simpler for you to acknowledge that you erred rather than drag the matter on? Oh, and unsustainable accusations of defamation don't help your position, either. - ] (]) 15:22, 20 May 2013 (UTC) | :: I'm curious: why do you want ''ten'' or more examples? Isn't one inappropriate claim of vandalism sufficient? Would it not just be simpler for you to acknowledge that you erred rather than drag the matter on? Oh, and unsustainable accusations of defamation don't help your position, either. - ] (]) 15:22, 20 May 2013 (UTC) | ||
| ::I am not willing to discuss such matters with you ''privately''; there is no need to email me. We have talk pages for a reason: transparency is preferred in a collaborative atmosphere. The IP did not ''deface'' the user page; they made a simple and minor mistake. If you have complaints about their editing post them in the appropriate place; don't go looking for an excuse for that templated warning. And in your email you made yet more personal attacks against the editor. Now, what I should apologize for is not clear to me. It's simple: do not accuse others of vandalism unless you can make a strong argument that there was an intent to disrupt. And if you have any desire to be a team player, you'd apologize for your personal attacks on them--for saying totally inappropriate things like "I am really happy that English Misplaced Pages has so few people here like you". Thank you. ] (]) 15:23, 20 May 2013 (UTC) | |||
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User talk:Incnis Mrsi/Archive 2/^
Talk page, user page issues
Hello Incnis Mrsi. I got a note from 76.189.109.155 (talk · contribs · WHOIS) about this edit of theirs, for which you gave them this warning. In my opinion, such a warning--for vandalism!--is seriously overblown. So they made a mistake by posting a notice on the user page rather than the talk page; that's not vandalism by a long stretch, since vandalism is defined as a conscious attempt to disrupt the project and there is no reason to think that their edit falls under vandalism as defined in Misplaced Pages:Vandalism. In addition, your comment to them, "I am really happy that English Misplaced Pages has so few people here like you, 76.189.109.155", is blatantly uncivil. From what I can tell, this IP editor is a valuable contributor, and at the very least you should have applied good faith and refrained from personal insults; that kind of behavior creates a nasty atmosphere in which people will be less likely to want to contribute to our beautiful project. I hope you will cease to make such comments and leave such inappropriate templated warnings. In addition, I saw you archived your talk page right after that exchange; please allow me to point you to Help:Archiving a talk page/Other procedures, which says that moving the talk page to create an archive is now deprecated. Copying and pasting, as described in Help:Archiving_a_talk_page#Cut_and_paste_procedure, is the preferred method. Thank you. Drmies (talk) 14:22, 20 May 2013 (UTC)
- There are reasons for which the cut-and-paste is preferred for frequently used public talk pages, but I do not see a problem in moving the old talk page; drop me a link if there were arguments against it even as a manually-controlled operation. Please, specify at least ten of my inappropriate templated warnings (or apologize for your defamation) and, possibly, I will continue to communicate with you. I am not willing discuss 76.189.109.155 publicly any more — reply to my email please if you have further questions. Incnis Mrsi (talk) 15:01, 20 May 2013 (UTC)
- I'm curious: why do you want ten or more examples? Isn't one inappropriate claim of vandalism sufficient? Would it not just be simpler for you to acknowledge that you erred rather than drag the matter on? Oh, and unsustainable accusations of defamation don't help your position, either. - Sitush (talk) 15:22, 20 May 2013 (UTC)
- I am not willing to discuss such matters with you privately; there is no need to email me. We have talk pages for a reason: transparency is preferred in a collaborative atmosphere. The IP did not deface the user page; they made a simple and minor mistake. If you have complaints about their editing post them in the appropriate place; don't go looking for an excuse for that templated warning. And in your email you made yet more personal attacks against the editor. Now, what I should apologize for is not clear to me. It's simple: do not accuse others of vandalism unless you can make a strong argument that there was an intent to disrupt. And if you have any desire to be a team player, you'd apologize for your personal attacks on them--for saying totally inappropriate things like "I am really happy that English Misplaced Pages has so few people here like you". Thank you. Drmies (talk) 15:23, 20 May 2013 (UTC)