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I will try to contact Xtra again. Do you know of a way to retreive his HTTP request headers or at least the TCP ports used?-- Konstable 08:34, 11 September 2006 (UTC)
My comment on you having done your research came across wrong (due to my non-nativeness in English, I suppose). I didn't mean to patronize, I was actually admiring the fact that you caught the Tarsila connection. I find your language question fascinating! I wasn't aware of actual poetry, meaningful in both languages. All I knew was sometimes clever, but always short word-play.--- Sluzzelin 10:17, 1 October 2006 (UTC)
Just wanted to let you know I'm using your Mantisnymph.jpg image in the insect article in the Simple English Wikipedia. I didn't know if that's what you meant about notification in your image liscencing, so I figured I'd better be safe. Thanks, Jhml 21:28, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
Please do not revert my edit to Walrus. I was linking to the correct article on the Hebrew Wikipedia. I am a professional English/Hebrew translator and a Wikipedia administrator, I think you can trust my edits. -- woggly 06:32, 31 January 2007 (UTC)
Great name by the way. I was wondering if you could help me track down some info on Jill Murphy, JK rowling and the alleged lawsuit, because I can't find a source on it other than IMDB and a very biased "fan" page. Serendipodous 17:28, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
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Woggly, if you are interested in learning more about the Internet and Hi-tech, email me. I will try to get an invite for you for Kinnernet Kinnernetgal 12:34, 9 March 2007 (UTC)
All of the Icexcellence links on various Israeli artist pages were added by single-purpose editor Icexcellence ( talk · contribs), which is why I deleted them as spam. If you view them as appropriately notable, I have no objection to your returning them. The Israel Cultural Excellence Foundation page that he created could use some clean up. -- TedFrank 16:23, 11 March 2007 (UTC)
Thanks for that, and apologies. I was unaware of the Israelbeach connection. Grutness... wha? 00:01, 14 March 2007 (UTC)
You will excuse my answering in some detail. -- I appreciate it if people call my attention to facts or arguments I have not noticed, or to my comments that can be misunderstood or seem inappropriate.
As far as I can understand, you were the one who created the entry for Gershom Scholem on December 5, 2004. On the talk page for that entry, there is an Italian language entry which was translated by someone else, and which you appear to have used in creating the basic entry. But nowhere do you mention what was your basic source for the entire entry as it was structured then. Can you cite it to me now, so we can update the entry with that basic information? Thanks for any and all clarifications you can provide regarding this issue/entry. warshy 19:49, 22 March 2007 (UTC)
Thanks a lot for the information. The bit about his marriage to Fania, which you have from family sources is indeed very interesting. Since I've studied quite a bit of Scholem, I'll proceed to do some modifications, which you'll be able to follow, of course. Best regards, warshy 11:19, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
Oh, I was particularly interested in the source for his alleged division of Jewish History in three stages. I had never seen it put like that. It looks like the source was the Italian article, but this looks to me more like a one author's theory. Only that in this case too, this one author is not even identified explicitly. I will try to make the entry reflect this reality. Thanks, warshy 11:29, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
OK. Thank you for looking into it and for the explanation of the evolution. I will try to look into it the way you suggest. Actually, the Italian translator left the warning there that he does not know anything about the subject itself, and that his English is not great. So you did a good job of putting everything together and of revising the overall language. The article as it stands right now is quite interesting. All we need, I believe, is a little more substantiated references, on which I will try to work. Thanks again, warshy 11:34, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
I promised not to touch the Ra'anana page, and I intend to keep to that promise. Yesterday user 68.156.22.2 made extensive editing to the page. Most of the material reads like it has come directly from the marketing department of the municipality. Cymruisrael 11:23, 27 March 2007 (UTC)
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I was wondering how his name would be transliterated into Hebrew. I only read the English version and I thought you'd probably know. ;) Please respond on my talk page if you don't mind, as my watchlist is full of talk pages already and I don't check it often. ;/ Thanks, Yonatan talk 23:30, 8 May 2007 (UTC)
שלום ראיתי שאתה דובר עברית כשפת אם, והחלטתי לפנות אליך, לכן, בעברית-שזאת שפה שאני הרבה יותר רהוט בה. בכל אופן, אני פונה אליך לאחר שהייתי מעורב בהאשמה של משתמש באנטישמיות (הוא קבע באופן שקרי שמתמטיקאי מפורסם מאוד, שנחשב ליהודי ע"י רבים, נקרא בעבר יהודי רק ע"י מקורות ציטוט אנטישמיים (לא נכון) וע"י ציונים נלהבים (שנית, לא נכון) ושמשני אלו אסור לצטט) - אותו משתמש מתאפיין באקטיביות רבה בכל מה שקשור למחיקת קטגוריות יהודיות, השמטת אזכור היהדות של דמויות בכירות וכ"ו-ואותי, כיהודי, זה מקומם.
בכל אופן, להגנתו של אותו משתמש (טלרמן-אני לא אכתוב באנגלית כי זה יבלגן את הכל) נחלץ משתמש בשם טרוברטי, פרופ' למתמטיקה ומשתמש מוכר. נזכרתי שבעבר תגובותיהם היו בסמיכות זמנים גבוהה, ואילו עכשיו, טלרמן כלל לא השתתף בדיון-רק טרבורטי ערך אותו, דיבר בשמו של טלרמן כאילו הם מתכתבים בניהם באי מייל (כי על דף השיחה שלהם לא ראיתי התכתבות), ולבסוף גם התבלבל בין מה שהוא כתב בעבר למה שטלרמן כתב בעבר. כל אלו, מעוררים בי את התחושה שאולי טרובטורי מפעיל משתמשים נוספים (בובות גרב), אולם אין לי הוכחות לכך ובסופו של דבר, ייתכן שהאפשרות שאכן זה כך היא נמוכה מאוד. בכל אופן הייתי רוצה לבצע בדיקה מקיפה שתאפשר לי לצבור ראיות, במידה וישנן, כדי להגיש בקשה לבדיקה ממפעילים כמוך-איך עושים את זה ומה הקריטריונים? כל טוב, -- Gilisa 04:31, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
טענתי שהמשתמש אנטישמי בגלל משפט מסוים שהוא אמר, בעל משמעות אנטישמית או, לכל הפחות, אנטי ציונית בולטת (כלומר, אג'נדה). ולא בגלל השאלה "מיהו יהודי" וכ"ו. מעבר לכך, ההנחה הבסיסית-לפני הויכוח שלא הוכרע וגם לא יוכרע (מסיבות סובייקטיביות בלבד), צריכה להיות שהיהודים הם עם ככל העמים ולכן, בדיוק כמו שמציינים "גרמני" צריך לציין "יהודי". זוהי עובדה פשוטה, הויכוחים הם לא פעם לגבי סימון דמויות שנפטרו מהעולם כיהודים-ואין שום סיכון לגביהם. וגם לגבי החיים הטיעונים הם מגוכחים-למה יש צורך להחביא את יהדותו של מישהו? בגלל שבתחילת המאה ה20 אירופה החליטה להכריז מלחמה עליהם-והלקח לכן הוא שיהודי צריך להתחבא כל הזמן? כי אלו הן המסקנות מבחינתי- אני חושב שמי שמוצאו הוא יהודי, לטוב ולרע, בין אם הוא מכיר בכך או לא, כל אימת שיש עליו ערך בויקיפדיה-זהו פרט טריוויה שצריך להיות מוזכר (בואי לא נתמם, העובדה שכמעט רק יהודים הם שמתכחשים למוצאם קשורה לעובדה שהם נרדפו בעברם ואיפה שהוא חשים צורך נפשי לא להשתייך לקבוצה נרדפת). מעבר לכך, אשמח לשמוע לגבי איתור בובות קש-שימי לב שלא ביקשתי שתבדקי אלא רק תסבירי לי איך עושים את איסוף הראיות לפני הגשת בקשה לבדיקה. אני מקבל את עצתך בנוגע לעריכת דיון -אם כי האנגלית שלי קלוקלת ואינה טובה כמו שלך ולכן קשה לי להתבטא באופן בהיר ונינוח בשפה זו. מעבר לכל זה, אני תמיד שמח לפגוש מישהי בויקיפדיה-ועוד יותר טוב אם היא דוברת עברית-והכי טוב, אם קוראים לה גילי :)
-- Gilisa 11:20, 12 June 2007 (UTC)
Maybe you could have a go? I don't feel qualified to make the alterations. Just be sure not to add anything that isn't in the sources at hand :) Serendipodous 16:01, 30 June 2007 (UTC)
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Just thought I'd ask you, if you don't mind, how the title will be translated into Hebrew so the title of the Hebrew article can be changed accordingly. Thanks, Yonatan talk 19:19, 24 July 2007 (UTC)
I've added the info to Legal disputes over the Harry Potter series. How are your articles coming along? Serendipod ous 09:01, 1 August 2007 (UTC)
Hello, I just discovered that you deleted Category:Jewish atheists from Leon Trotsky. I'm completely at a loss to understand this. Would you be kind enough to enlighten me as to why you felt that was the right thing to do? Thanks. Cgingold 15:10, 27 August 2007 (UTC)
Looks like Scottandrewhutchins ( talk · contribs) has a copy of that source, so everything's fine. :) — Josiah Rowe ( talk • contribs) 18:19, 28 August 2007 (UTC)
Cheers. -- Rrburke( talk) 11:07, 29 August 2007 (UTC)
Thx for taking care of the most of SSW's edits. It's really amazing what some people are willing to spend their time at... Alæxis ¿question? 14:48, 1 September 2007 (UTC)
Fair enough. If you want to re-add the note, preferably with a citation from "The Annotated Wizard of Oz", that would be fine. I thought it was more dubious than that, but I may have been thinking of the story of the etymology of Dalek. ( Terry Nation once told an interviewer that he came up with the name "Dalek" from the spine of an encyclopedia which covered DAL-LEK, but later admitted that he made the story up — Nation's imaginary etymology was probably inspired by Baum's real one!) — Josiah Rowe ( talk • contribs) 18:03, 18 September 2007 (UTC)
You mentioned over on Talk:Harry Potter in translation that someone had removed an alternate Farsi translation. I can't find it on the history, but if you know where it is I think it's safe now to reinsert it; the new format makes it a lot harder to complain about alternate versions. Serendipod ous 09:08, 14 October 2007 (UTC)
A Bible translation was published during his reign (and under his supervision, obviously), but that does not really make him a Bible translator, any more than James I of England. He is known as an efficient administrator, not as a bookish person. Olaus 20:32, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
The Pilgrim's Progress was translated into Hebrew by an S. Hoga in 1845. Here is a catalogue of some of the languages into which it was translated from Google books: [10]. As you can see this translating was done over a hundred years ago. I think that you will be surprized to see how extensive the saturation of this work in the history of the world since 1678.-- Drboisclair ( talk) 17:48, 19 March 2008 (UTC)
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Hi there. There's currently a question at the Humanities reference desk about a snippet of info in the Wizard of Oz article here. It's about the Tin Man being replaced by a snake for religious reasons in Hindu-country versions of the story. I've tried to find any online source that references this adequately or explains it, but all I keep coming up with are identically worded lines from other sites which just seems to be WP:Mirrors of Wikipedia. It's a fascinating fact if it's true, but I just can't track down anything more concrete.
According to this diff [11], it looks as if the original insertion of the material was by you. I know it's a long shot because it's four years ago, but I wonder whether you could shed any light on the matter, or could give the questioner an idea where they could go for more concrete sources? Many thanks -- Ka renjc 12:39, 29 May 2008 (UTC)
Nice to see you again! I haven't been able to cope with Harry Potter in translation without you. Serendi pod ous 11:53, 6 June 2008 (UTC)
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