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| ::::This is what in Misplaced Pages terms, I believe, is called an attempt at 'outing'. I have stated on several postings, that I do NOT have native level Serbian. | ::::This is what in Misplaced Pages terms, I believe, is called an attempt at 'outing'. I have stated on several postings, that I do NOT have native level Serbian. | ||
| ::::If we are playing ']', I would point out that 'good' is an ] of which 'well' is the ]. Therefore you previous post :- ''I'm curious, how well is your Serbian?'' fails a standard ] English test question. We are editing - as far as I know - on English Misplaced Pages. … ''(and I'm not the one asking people 'if they can read' |
::::If we are playing ']', I would point out that 'good' is an ] of which 'well' is the ]. Therefore you previous post :- ''I'm curious, how well is your Serbian?'' fails a standard ] English test question. We are editing - as far as I know - on English Misplaced Pages. … ''(and I'm not the one asking people 'if they can read' or:-… nor do I usually point out your faults when I see them)''. | ||
| :::::Misplaced Pages requires you to have knowledge on a subject if you want to edit it. If you don't speak Serbian, how can you assess the relevance of certain Serbian sources? How do you even know what, for example, Pavlica wrote on E-novine? This is crucially important and I suggest you stop hiding this, because it is not a personal question, it is a question of your qualifications to assess the relevance of external sources which you have used in your editing. Making an edit on an article according to a source that you don't understand is unacceptable. Not to mention if you're using Google Translate for a serious encyclopedia. So, do you speak the language or not? --] (]) 12:19, 12 September 2014 (UTC) | :::::Misplaced Pages requires you to have knowledge on a subject if you want to edit it. If you don't speak Serbian, how can you assess the relevance of certain Serbian sources? How do you even know what, for example, Pavlica wrote on E-novine? This is crucially important and I suggest you stop hiding this, because it is not a personal question, it is a question of your qualifications to assess the relevance of external sources which you have used in your editing. Making an edit on an article according to a source that you don't understand is unacceptable. Not to mention if you're using Google Translate for a serious encyclopedia. So, do you speak the language or not? --] (]) 12:19, 12 September 2014 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 21:30, 14 September 2014
I've just made some adjustments to the text, mainly grammar and restoring International English, and aligning the dates with the quoted sources. I've also put an 'advert tag' as the only content at present is copied directly from the film's website (inc. bad grammar) and risked a copyvio. There is NO content to the synopsis at all and if whoever posted this knows that the film is going to be released this year, perhaps they could let us all know their sources.Pincrete (talk) 19:17, 11 September 2014 (UTC)
- According to Novosti, the film will actually be released in November of 2014. The article writes that it'll be released in Serbia in 2015, perhaps this is where you got confused. I'm curious, how well is your Serbian? I mean, since you're obviously drawing information from Serbian articles, you must speak the language. --UrbanVillager (talk) 22:28, 11 September 2014 (UTC)
- I apologise, you are right, I read it (quickly) as 'World premiere in Serbia in 2015" rather than ' … AND in Serbia in 2015'. I will restore . Pincrete (talk) 11:00, 12 September 2014 (UTC)
- Could you please answer my question? Where are you from? I think it's highly relevant how well you speak the language when you're editing on Misplaced Pages according to sources you can or can't understand. --UrbanVillager (talk) 11:26, 12 September 2014 (UTC)
- I apologise, you are right, I read it (quickly) as 'World premiere in Serbia in 2015" rather than ' … AND in Serbia in 2015'. I will restore . Pincrete (talk) 11:00, 12 September 2014 (UTC)
- This is what in Misplaced Pages terms, I believe, is called an attempt at 'outing'. I have stated on several postings, that I do NOT have native level Serbian.
- If we are playing 'Pots and Kettles', I would point out that 'good' is an adjective of which 'well' is the adverb. Therefore you previous post :- I'm curious, how well is your Serbian? fails a standard Basic User English test question. We are editing - as far as I know - on English Misplaced Pages. … (and I'm not the one asking people 'if they can read' or:-… nor do I usually point out your faults when I see them).
- Misplaced Pages requires you to have knowledge on a subject if you want to edit it. If you don't speak Serbian, how can you assess the relevance of certain Serbian sources? How do you even know what, for example, Pavlica wrote on E-novine? This is crucially important and I suggest you stop hiding this, because it is not a personal question, it is a question of your qualifications to assess the relevance of external sources which you have used in your editing. Making an edit on an article according to a source that you don't understand is unacceptable. Not to mention if you're using Google Translate for a serious encyclopedia. So, do you speak the language or not? --UrbanVillager (talk) 12:19, 12 September 2014 (UTC)
- If we are playing 'Pots and Kettles', I would point out that 'good' is an adjective of which 'well' is the adverb. Therefore you previous post :- I'm curious, how well is your Serbian? fails a standard Basic User English test question. We are editing - as far as I know - on English Misplaced Pages. … (and I'm not the one asking people 'if they can read' or:-… nor do I usually point out your faults when I see them).
- Please confine your questions to topics related to the article. Or take up the matter elsewhere. Pincrete (talk) 12:37, 12 September 2014 (UTC)