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| :: There was no substance in the stub that I found there, nor any evidence that Dhola is in Tibet now. Is it in Tibet now? If so, can you provide sources for it? | :: There was no substance in the stub that I found there, nor any evidence that Dhola is in Tibet now. Is it in Tibet now? If so, can you provide sources for it? | ||
| :: Even assuming it is in Tibet now, there is no content for it that warrants a Misplaced Pages article. So, I still don't see how you can maintain that reams of well-sourced and informative content should be deleted and the useless stub should be reinstated just to appease certain nationalistic posturings. -- ] (]) 19:40, 17 June 2020 (UTC) | :: Even assuming it is in Tibet now, there is no content for it that warrants a Misplaced Pages article. So, I still don't see how you can maintain that reams of well-sourced and informative content should be deleted and the useless stub should be reinstated just to appease certain nationalistic posturings. -- ] (]) 19:40, 17 June 2020 (UTC) | ||
| ::: {{reply to|Kautilya3}} Thanks for admitting that you unilaterally decided by yourself to make extensive changes to the article without appealing to "consensus" first. So it is quite hypocritical for you to posture about consensus when I reverted the article to the last version prior to your changes that you unilaterally made without consensus. As to your (rhetorical) questions, I already provided you a source that Dhola not only is in Tibet now, but was in Tibet in 1962. | |||
| ::: That source is Part I of the Henderson Brooks-Bhagat report. You dismissed it on account of it being a primary source (which is yet another false statement from you: Part I is a secondary source because it "relates or discusses information originally presented elsewhere" in Part II.) | |||
| ::: I would also like to point out how hilarious and ironic it is that you offhandedly mention "certain nationalistic posturings" when Part I of the Henderson Brooks-Bhagat report was commissioned by the Government of India. I advise that you look in the mirror more often. | |||
| ::: Lastly, as I wrote to you elsewhere, if you would like to claim that Dhola Post is an active Indian Army base, then by all means, I'm happy to read your sources for that claim. I ask only that they're in English and readily accessible online.] (]) 20:27, 17 June 2020 (UTC) | |||
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You currently appear to be engaged in an edit war according to the reverts you have made on Dhola Post; that means that you are repeatedly changing content back to how you think it should be, when you have seen that other editors disagree. Users are expected to collaborate with others, to avoid editing disruptively, and to try to reach a consensus, rather than repeatedly undoing other users' edits once it is known that there is a disagreement.
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- @Kautilya3: Where was the "consensus" when you unilaterally made the significant changes to the article on 22 February 2020? You didn't open any section on the article talk page. You simply took it upon yourself to claim that Dhola isn't in Tibet and that "Dhola Post" is still under Indian Army control.Erik-the-red (talk) 18:54, 17 June 2020 (UTC)
- There was no substance in the stub that I found there, nor any evidence that Dhola is in Tibet now. Is it in Tibet now? If so, can you provide sources for it?
- Even assuming it is in Tibet now, there is no content for it that warrants a Misplaced Pages article. So, I still don't see how you can maintain that reams of well-sourced and informative content should be deleted and the useless stub should be reinstated just to appease certain nationalistic posturings. -- Kautilya3 (talk) 19:40, 17 June 2020 (UTC)
- @Kautilya3: Thanks for admitting that you unilaterally decided by yourself to make extensive changes to the article without appealing to "consensus" first. So it is quite hypocritical for you to posture about consensus when I reverted the article to the last version prior to your changes that you unilaterally made without consensus. As to your (rhetorical) questions, I already provided you a source that Dhola not only is in Tibet now, but was in Tibet in 1962.
- That source is Part I of the Henderson Brooks-Bhagat report. You dismissed it on account of it being a primary source (which is yet another false statement from you: Part I is a secondary source because it "relates or discusses information originally presented elsewhere" in Part II.)
- I would also like to point out how hilarious and ironic it is that you offhandedly mention "certain nationalistic posturings" when Part I of the Henderson Brooks-Bhagat report was commissioned by the Government of India. I advise that you look in the mirror more often.
- Lastly, as I wrote to you elsewhere, if you would like to claim that Dhola Post is an active Indian Army base, then by all means, I'm happy to read your sources for that claim. I ask only that they're in English and readily accessible online.Erik-the-red (talk) 20:27, 17 June 2020 (UTC)