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Falklands
[edit]Ale:
Your efforts were commendable, but adding the Spanish name didn't present an Argentine POV but rather created a naming mess. :) The Spanish name of the islands has little or nothing to do with the Argentine claims, it has more to do with different etymologies...
--Sebastian Kessel Talk 19:43, 29 September 2005 (UTC)
Petición de ayuda
[edit]Saludos. Siento no poder expresarme con corrección en tu idioma, pero me dirigo a ti, porque no sé a quien recurrir y sé que dominas en gran medida el español. Soy un antiguo contribuyente de la Wikipedia en español, que hace alrededor de un año volvió a ella. Se encontró entonces con que la Wikipedia en español estaba dominada por administradores que violaban sistemáticamente las normas de wikipedia, como la de la neutralidad y la de no borrar informacion útil. Me he rebelado contra su censura, y he reivindicado el sentido original de las normas. Uno de mis contertulios en mi página de discusión y que ha renunciado a participar en la wikipedia hispana resume así la situación que se vive en la enciclopedia en español:
Una vez que me convertí en escritor y no sólo en lector comencé a descubrir la realidad que esconde este proyecto. Ediciones honestas que buscaban enseñar a quienes quisieran aprender fueron eliminadas inmediatamente. Mis intentos de diálogo se vieron contestados por insultos y acusaciones injustos y por la extendida costumbre de recuperar la versión "oficial", es decir, la de eliminar todo incluyendo la corrección de errores ortográficos. Sólo he sido capaz de conseguir algún avance tras interminables discusiones, mediante la búsqueda de docenas de referencias a revistas, periódicos o documentos oficiales capaces de demostrar la insensatez de las críticas absurdas que con frecuencia se hacen y, principalmente, recuperando una y otra vez los datos que se intentan ocultar. Es decir, la cantidad de esfuerzo que hay que hacer es inmensa.
El gran problema es que las causas de la situación son muy profundas. Por ejemplo, es verdad que hay artículos larguísimos que describen cómo aplicar la política de neutralidad pero no hay ningún sitio donde se establezca breve y claramente qué es lo que no se puede hacer. Así es absurdo que se permita eliminar una edición completamente recuperando la versión anterior sin dar ninguna explicación. Si yo añado algo como "el 12 de marzo Aznar dijo que se estaban siguiendo dos líneas de investigación" cualquiera lo eliminará inmediatamente sin dar ningún motivo. Si lo vuelves a añadir y preguntas en la página de discusión por qué lo han borrado, que lo que has escrito es verdad, que se miren los periódicos que tienen edición digital accesible de ese día y todo eso el resultado es que te lo vuelven a quitar. Y no puedes hacer nada salvo volver a recuperarlo hasta que tú o ellos se cansen. Y es absurdo que esto sea así, porque la política de no neutralidad se resume en dos puntos: sólo se pueden incluir (1) hechos objetivos o (2) teorías existentes descritas indicando que son teorías. Si alguien elimina una contribución que no es puro vandalismo debería justificar que lo ha hecho porque no es ni un hecho objetivo ni una teoría existente. Si no se está eliminando el esfuerzo de una persona que ha querido participar en la Wikipedia lo que desincentiva dicha participación cuando se debería fomentar ya que en realidad se trata de generar un enciclopedia seria.
Yo no quiero rendirme. Y no he dejado de debatir con esos administradores. En mi página personal, he escrito un ensayo donde denunció las practicas que se cometen en la wikipedia hispana. Lo puedes leer en [[1]]
Temporalmente he conseguido algunas mejoras, consiguiendo, por ejemplo, que algunos usen la página de discusión antes de borrar lo que no les gusta o no concuerda con su ideas. Ayer estaba añadiendo información al artículo del 11-M y acababa de discutir con un administrador que quería borrar el artículo dedicado a Leonor de Borbón Ortiz, primogénita de los Príncipes de Asturias, Felipe de Borbón y Letizia Ortiz, y segunda en la línea sucesoria de la Corona española. Este administrador decía que en la wikipedia no debía haber artículos sobre la recién nacida (cuando otras wikipedias lo tienen). Puedes leerlo en Discusión:Leonor de Borbón Ortiz. Ahora no puedo escribir en la wikipedia hispana, porque otro administrador, llamado FAR, que se declara amigo del administrador con que discutía, me han bloqueado la IP, tachándome de vándalo. No me dejan ni el derecho a réplica. ¿Puedes ayudarme, por favor? ¿Con quién debo hablar para solucionar esta situación?
Usuario:Visitante, 12:41, 1 November 2005 (UTC).
- Estimado Usario Visitante:
- Para decirte la verdad, no tengo interes de involucrarme en un conflicto en otra Wikipedia que no me interesa en absoluto. Lamento --ALE! 22:16, 2 November 2005 (UTC)
I noticed your edit here where you removed the dead link, noting that the image was to be deleted on commons. I notice in the page history there that you deleted it with the rationale that it was marked as "all rights reserved" at Flickr. Can you link me to its flickr page so I can attempt to contact the creator of the image and request Wikipedia be granted the right to use the image? Thanks, Kasreyn 02:46, 23 July 2006 (UTC)
Bricklin stamp picture
[edit]Why did you remove the picture of the Bricklin SV-1 stamp? I created the picture with my scanner and an actual stamp. Doesn't that mean I have the right to place it on Wikipedia? I'm rather new at Wikipedia and I probably did something wrong when I added the picture. I want to ask prior to replacing it.
Stuart
- Hi! No, you are not allowed to scan a copyrighted work and presume that you have owned the copyright by scanning. The copyright still lies with the Canadian postal service. However, on the English Wikipedia there is the possibility to upload images under the fair use policy. On Commons, this is not possible. --ALE! 13:50, 10 August 2006 (UTC)
your message
[edit]hello there, I don't use any flags anymore in my signature since ages. If you find something, feel free to change the image, I don't really care. sincerely 15:03, 14 March 2007 (UTC)
SVG
[edit]Please don't do blanket replacement of PNGs with SVGs without looking at what you are doing. This change makes the table inconsistent, for example. — Omegatron 14:43, 22 March 2007 (UTC)
Oh sorry... fixed :) — Guilherme (t/c) 14:13, 4 October 2007 (UTC)
Thanks
[edit]Thanks for your help. ·:· Will Beback ·:· 09:17, 17 November 2008 (UTC)
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