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KylieTastic (
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13:57, 15 March 2020 (UTC)reply
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13:56, 15 March 2020 (UTC)reply
Your recent article submission to
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It's pretty obvious that when you submitted that article on "
Slavery in New Spain", you just took the article from es.wiki and put it through Google Translate.
Don't do that. For one thing, you broke most of your templates, filenames, etc. Also, you need to mention on the talk page that it's based on es.wiki. Please fix that now.
DS (
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17:18, 4 April 2020 (UTC)reply
If you are engaged in any other form of dispute that is not covered on the dispute resolution page, seek assistance at Wikipedia's
Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents.
You are still edit warring and being disruptive to article improvements. Explain why
these extensive edits were reverted without discussion or good-faith discussion with another editor trying to make the article etymology content and reference sections consistent with other articles.
Zefr (
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02:43, 25 June 2020 (UTC)reply
Every edit I have done has improved the article. I've added Information and sources supporting them about the etymology of the scientific name as well as common names. Every edit (I've seen) that you've edited has disrupted the improvements made on the article. For example on one previous edit you made you kept part of the etymology of the word gumbo on the paragraph about the etymology of the word okra. For another example more recently you reworded the last sentence about how words in other languages used to describe the plant that stem from the root of gumbo not make sense by changing the sentence's meaning completely.
Igiveupicantchooseadecentusernamewithoutitbeingtaken (
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03:31, 25 June 2020 (UTC)reply
Our role as editors is to write clearly and provide accurate sources formatted correctly per
WP:CIT and
WP:REFB. I rewrote your own content to improve clarity by separating the scientific name from the common names, and using syntax edits to clarify. I reformatted all the references for consistency with Wikipedia policy - which you did not do, then you reversed everything to your inconsistently formatted sources. My version provides clarity for users unfamiliar with this plant as a food by stating the information in plain English, whereas your version is less clear and verbose. You are a new editor with few contributions, so perhaps you do not understand that this is supposed to be a collaborative process. But you are taking the stand that only your version - including poorly formatted and irregular sources - is acceptable (to you). I took the dispute to the talk page where other editors could provide input if given enough time to evaluate and provide input, but you insist on edit-warring and maintaining your own version.
WP:BRD means a constructive new version is left in place until the talk page discussion is settled for new edits per
WP:CON. You are violating good-faith edits, the consensus process, and edit-warring, and you have passed
WP:3RR. This can get you into trouble with administrators.
Zefr (
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14:05, 25 June 2020 (UTC)reply