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Rückgängig?

Letzter Kommentar: vor 7 Jahren3 Kommentare2 Personen sind an der Diskussion beteiligt

Hallo Randolph33,

ich habe meinen eigen Artikel (über mich, Gerhard Gemke) wahrheitsgemäß ergänzt. Bitte stelle den Artikel wieder so her, wie ich ihn korrigiert habe. Danke. --Knodomar (Diskussion) 17:27, 17. Mär. 2017 (CET)

Meine fehlerhafte Zurücksetzung (falsche Taste) habe ich unmittelbar rückgängig gemacht und gleichzeitig die Änderungen gesichtet. Siehe die Versionsgeschichte des Artikels. Also keine Aufregung. Bei Abfassen des obigen Diskussionsbeitrags war bereits alles seit über 10 Minuten erledigt.--Randolph (Diskussion) 17:38, 17. Mär. 2017 (CET)

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Büttner

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Lieber Randolph, ich kann es sehr gut verstehen, dass Du Versuche, Biografien von AfD-Abgeordneten schönzureden, gar nicht leiden kannst. Ich kann es auch nicht. Allerdings gibt es hier ein recht ernsthaftes Problem: Die Presseberichte beziehen sich gar nicht auf Matthias Büttner (Politiker, 1990), sondern auf Matthias Büttner (Politiker, 1983). Das kann man schon daran erkennen, dass sie durchgängig von einem Landtagsabgeordneten schreiben. Daws ist der alte, nicht der junge Büttner.--Mautpreller (Diskussion) 14:43, 5. Okt. 2017 (CEST)

Hallo Mautpreller, danke für Deine Rückmeldung. Im Rahmen der „Eingangskontrolle“ waren mir einige Bearbeitungen (Löschungen ohne Begründungen etc.) in dem besagten Artikel aufgefallen. Ich muss zugestehen, dass ich mir die entfernten Weblinks lediglich nur oberflächlich angesehen habe. Ich war durch die bereits vorher erfolgten Zurücksetzungen von anderen Benutzern offensichtlich schon präjudiziert. Sollte eigentlich meinerseits nicht vorkommen. Vielen Dank nochmals, dass Du meine Unaufmerksamkeit ausgebügelt hast. --Randolph (Diskussion) 15:35, 5. Okt. 2017 (CEST)

Fein, dann ist ja alles bestens. Ich verstehe die Gründe für das schnelle Zurücksetzen sehr gut, hab bloß ziemlich schlechte Erfahrungen damit gemacht.--Mautpreller (Diskussion) 17:03, 5. Okt. 2017 (CEST)

Ich stimme Dir zu. Grundsätzlich sollte genaues Hinsehen vor Schnelligkeit gehen. Obwohl ich ein erfahrener Benutzer bin, kann es leider immer mal passieren, dass man etwas übersieht. Aber „It's a Wiki“. Im dem Sinne einen schönen Abend. --Randolph (Diskussion) 20:42, 5. Okt. 2017 (CEST)

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De Gruyter online

Letzter Kommentar: vor 7 Jahren1 Kommentar1 Person ist an der Diskussion beteiligt

Hi Randolph33! DE: In den vergangenen Tagen haben wir dir einen Token für den Zugang zu „De Gruyter online“ per E-Mail zukommen lassen. Solltest du die Nachricht nicht erhalten haben, wende dich bitte per E-Mail an communitywikimedia.de. // EN: Recently, we have send you an access tokens to “De Gruyter online” per email. If you did not receive that message, please reach out to communitywikimedia.de. Best, —Martin (WMDE) (Disk.) 17:58, 15. Nov. 2017 (CET)

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Nur so als Anregung zum Nachdenken

Letzter Kommentar: vor 7 Jahren3 Kommentare2 Personen sind an der Diskussion beteiligt

Eine IP bringt sich konstruktiv ein: [1], [2]. Dann kommst du daher und setzt in Form von einem kommentarlosen Rollback retour: [3]. Glaubst du, dass so ein Verhalten die IP animiert zukünftig noch mitzuarbeiten? – Postfaktisches Enzyklopädie-Zeitalter? 08:32, 23. Jan. 2018 (CET)

Hallo Kollege, bei dem Zurücksetzen habe ich nur diese [4] beleglose Bearbeitung gesehen ("=== LÖVP Landesparteiobmann in Wine (seit 2015)n ==="). Weitere Bearbeitungen habe ich nicht bemerkt. Sorry, wenn ich hier zu schnell war. Eine schönen Tag.--Randolph (Diskussion) 08:43, 23. Jan. 2018 (CET)

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Magdalena M. Moeller

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Der zweite Vorname von Magdalena M. Moeller ist definitif nich Maria. Es muss daher M. heißen wie in allen Publikationen der Autorin und wie auch im Katalog der deutschenq Nationalbibliothek. MoGi (nicht signierter Beitrag von MoGi (Diskussion | Beiträge) 13:23, 23. Jan. 2018)

1. Auch andere Bearbeiter haben deine Änderungen rückgängig gemacht. Bitte mal die Versionsgeschichte des Artikels aufsuchen und alle Zusammenfassungszeilen genau lesen. Dort sind alle Begründungen für die Rückgängigmachung der Bearbeitungen aufgeführt.
2. Insoweit ist hier an dieser Stelle nicht der richtige Ort für eine Diskussion zum Artikel. Bitte das Anliegen auf der Artikeldiskussion darlegen.
3. Hier schließe ich diesen Abschnitt.

--Randolph (Diskussion) 16:33, 23. Jan. 2018 (CET)

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