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Trawling for articles with DFC as an acronym and then placing them on that acronym's page does not make them valid. If these articles or events are unknown by the acronym, they should not be used. FruitMonkey (talk) 17:49, 3 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]
My experience is that I first found the abbreviation DFC (which should mean some music festival) and consequently i searched its meaing in Wikipedia. Hereat I found by Google that the abbrevation DFC is also used for the Dubai Festival City. Both abbreviations are in use evidently and it is purposeful to mention them in the disambiguation page just as all other meanings. --ŠJů (talk) 19:09, 3 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Such abbrevations are quite expectable and self-evident. It's no usual to prove by references every common abbrevation. Even articles about mentioned footbal clubs don't contain such explicit reference. I don't understand why you need to see just these two subjects as problematic. --ŠJů (talk) 19:30, 3 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]
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You indicated that the English movie name should be verified, while the article already links to an IMDB page, which, as those usually do, lists AKA names - and the English name is, in fact, one of them! What shall we do? Gryllida04:31, 25 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]
I'm sorry but I was not able to find the English title at the only source page – http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083162 If the information is only at the linked subpage, I think, the subpage can be directly linked. Btw, the UK title is more exactly translated than the USA title - is there some evidence (other source) that the stated USA title was really used? All language versions use the substantive word (tajemství, the secret, das Geheimnis, mistero, várkastély) only the USA version use adjective word (mysterious). Adjective form is used in the Czech title of the Verne's novel. --ŠJů (talk) 11:56, 25 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi. I'm an assistant language teacher in Japan. Over the past seven months I've been making a visual novel type game to help my students with English. To aid this, I have used one of your pictures that you have kindly made available under a Creative Commons licence (http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Letadlo_Spojen%C3%BDch_arabsk%C3%BDch_emir%C3%A1t%C5%AF.jpg). I just wanted to thank you personally for making the resource available. If you want to play the game, though please bear in mind a lot of it is in Japanese, it can be downloaded online (I won't put the link up as it might count as spam, but let me know if you want it and I'll pop it up).
Thank you very much — Preceding unsigned comment added by Watashinotabi (talk • contribs) 00:48, 8 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Hello ŠJů. Thank you for testing VisualEditor on cs.wiki. I was looking at your problem, and it seems the table text is editable through the "template editor" - the puzzle piece icon that appears at the top right of the template when you put your mouse over it. It then lists the parameters, in each, the text can be altered. Does this answer your question? It is this way with table templates in VE. Improvements to how VE handles tables are coming. Please let me know about any other problems you are having with VE on cs.wiki, and, if you have time, there is still some Czech translation work to be done at VE TranslationCentral. PEarley (WMF) (talk) 18:06, 22 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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I'm contacting you because we need some Czech translators to help with the deployment of the new VisualEditor on cs.wikipedia. There are help pages, user guides, and description pages that need translating, as well as the interface itself. The translating work is going on over on MediaWiki: Translation Central. I also need help with a personal message for the Czech Wikipedians. If you are able to help in any way, either reply here, or head over to TranslationCentral. Thanks for your time, PEarley (WMF) (talk) 23:52, 13 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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You've probably noticed that Dudemanfellabra hasn't been around lately, so your questions about the Commons script went unanswered. I just contacted him offline, and he said that he plans to be back once things calm down in real life. He also asked me to mention this to you. Nyttend (talk) 03:36, 4 September 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Hi, thank you and him. I supposed he choose a better way how to spend this summer :-) His script works perfectly, only small "cosmetic" corrections remain to be solved. There's no hurry. --ŠJů (talk) 04:02, 4 September 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you for cleaning up after my Commons uploads and Wikipedia stubs related to the Czech Republic. Your work is not unnoticed. :) Much appreciated! --Another Believer(Talk)05:07, 9 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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Cau, fakt ma smysl v uvodu clanku o Cechach zminovat, ze byly dve regionalni reformy a jmenovat ruzne druhy spravnich jednotek? A rozepisovat historii Ceskoslovenska a nasledne Ceske socialisticke republiky a nasledne Ceske republiky o detaily, ktere nezminuji ani uvody zdejsich clanku Czech Republic nebo Czechoslovakia? Neni pro uvod tadyhle clanku Bohemia jednodussi mit vetu, ze do roku toho a toho byla administrativni jednotkou, ale od te doby neni, a ze proste byla v Ceskoslovensku a nasledne CR? --CCCVCCCC (talk) 09:04, 27 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
Čau. Myslím, že v článku o jedné z českých zemí je docela důležité zdůraznit, že ta země měla vždy postavení země a nebyl to jen nějaký kraj či abstraktně "region" či "administrativní jednotka". A změna zřízení ze zemského na krajské se právě postavení a statusu Čech (o nichž je ten článek) týká velmi podstatně, ať už má čtenář na ty reformy názor jakýkoliv. Jsou lidé, kteří se dokonce domnívají, že zánikem zemského zřízení zanikly i země, resp. zůstaly už jen historickou skutečností. Pokud by úvod měl být zjednodušen, tak spíš vypustit podrobná hodnocení, zda ta země byla "administrativní jednotkou", nežli vypouštět informaci, že vždycky byla zemí. Z hlediska začlenění Čech je pak důležitějším datem rok 1969 než rok 1993 - ten je důležitý z hlediska České republiky, nikoliv z hlediska postavení Čech.
Samozřejmě by mohlo být rozebíráno podrobněji, že kraje z let 1949 a 1960 respektovaly hranice Čech a Moravy jaksi "nominálně" (byly "české kraje" a dva "moravské kraje"), takže de fakto hranici Čech a Moravy jakoby posouvaly a český úlomek Slezska asimilovaly do Moravy, zatímco kraje z roku 2000 jdou už naprosto napříč (zejména tedy Vysočina). Ale jinak česko-moravská hranice, její vývoj a její vztah k administrivním hranicícm, by si asi zasluhovala samostatný článek, jako ho má i na české Wikipedii. I když dnes už je to spíš folkloristická záležitost. --ŠJů (talk) 09:17, 27 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
@CCCVCCCC: Jinak zrovna mezi zeměmi a nějakými obecně "administrativními jednotkami" vidím ten rozdíl, že obvykle stát sestává ze zemí, ale je rozdělen na administrativní jednotky. Tj. země předcházejí existenci státu, de facto ho vytvářejí, zatímco administrativní jednotky jako kraje nebo okresy si ten stát sám ze své vůle vytváří. Alespoň tedy v Evropě bych to tak nějak vnímal. Proto taky země jsou v české ústavě už v preambuli jako něco, z čeho stát odvozuje svoji legitimitu a kontinuitu, ačkoliv fakticky už jinak země nemají praktický význam, zatímco kraje (či VÚSC) jsou až kdesi v textu. Nicméně ani v době, kdy zemské zřízení naplno fungovalo a na Moravě byly jiné dopravní předpisy než v Čechách, nebyly Čechy a Morava administrativními jednotkami zřízenými shora, byť tereziánské reformy byly v tomto směru. --ŠJů (talk) 09:42, 27 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
Tak tomu s temi zememi jeste rozumim, ale tak nejak to neresi ten zbytek – v uvodu clanku se ted v podle me prehnanem detailu venuji dve vety vyvoji Ceska v ramci Ceskoslovenska/Ceske republiky. To mi pro uvod clanku o Cechach prijde zbytecne. Shodou okolnosti to je ta cast, o ktere jsem rikal, ze v uvodu ji neresi ani zdejsi clanky Ceska republika/Ceskoslovensko, kde by myslim mely vetsi smysl. A presto tam nejsou.
"In 1969, Czechia (including Bohemia) was given autonomy within Czechoslovakia as the Czech Socialist Republic. In 1990, the name was changed to the Czech Republic, which become a separate state in 1993 with the dissolution Dissolution of Czechoslovakia," to prece pro uvod clanku o Cechach neni dulezite – vzhledem k tomu, ze se jedna o jednu nemennou informaci "Cechy vzdycky byly v Cesku". Cechy byly v ceske casti Ceskoslovenska. Cechy byly v ceske casti federace. Cechy byly v ceske casti federace po jeji zmene nazvu. Cechy byly v Ceske republice po rozpadu federace. Ja fakt nevidim tu nutnost to takhle rozepisovat. Proto jsem tam puvodne nechal[1] jen podle meho nazoru nejrelevantnejsi "Bohemia remained a part of the Czech Republic" – Cechy zustaly (protoze v ni vzdycky byly) v Ceske republice (protoze Ceska republika to je ted, soucasny a tedy nejzajimavejsi stav). Vubec nic to nevypovida o nejake zmene jejich stavu, jak pises v dalsi edit summary.
Plus ta pasaz o tech reformach se mi taky nelibi: "Since then, administrative reforms have replaced self-governing lands with a modified system of "regions" ("kraje") which do not follow the borders of the historical Czech lands (or the regions from the 1960 and 2000 reforms)." Jak jsem psal vyse, "zeme" teda nechat, ale ten muj puvodni edit[2] schvalne nechal "subsequent reforms" (a nechal predpritomny cas) prave proto, ze od 1949 hranice kraju uz historicke hranice navzdory trem reformam (proto plural) nerespektovaly. Zminovat konkretni roky mi v uvodu prislo zbytecne – v podobnem duchu jako vyse u rozepisovani vyvoje Ceska v ramci CS/CSR/CR, protoze na Cechy jako takove nemelo vliv. Napsat, ze od roku 1949 (dodnes) uz zadne z nekolika administrativnich rozdeleni historicke hranice nerespektovalo, mi prislo nejjednodussi. Nez to natahovat tim, ze "od roku 1949 se hranice Cech neresi a neresi se ani po reforme v roce 1960 a neresi se ani po reforme v roce 2000."
Predevsim je ale teda soucasny spatny jazykove, prave ted to totiz s tou zavorkou rika, ze "(od roku 1949) probehly reformy, ktere vymenily zeme za kraje, ale zadna z tech reforem nerespektovala hranice historickych zemi nebo hranice regionu z roku 1960 a 2000." Coz je proste blbost, zejo. Protoze reformy byly tri vcetne te z r. 1949 a ta treti plati dodnes. I proto mi reseni v duchu "v roce 1949 to prestalo a od te doby probehly ruzne reformy, z nichz zadna nerespektovala historicke hranice Cech".
Suma sumarum bych z uvodu vyhodil ten vyvoj Ceska a nahradil je v duchu "Cechy vzdycky byly v Cesku a jsou tam dodnes" a u tech regionu dal to z predchoziho odstavce. --CCCVCCCC (talk) 07:40, 29 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
@CCCVCCCC: Ze současného hlediska je důležitý především vztah k aktuálním státním útvarům a poslední nedávný vývoj, na druhou stranu je fakt, že zemské uspořádání už je za zenitem a těžiště tématu "Bohemia" leží v monarchické éře. Já jsem především napravoval to znění, které vypadalo, jako by se teprve v roce 1993 rozhodovalo, kam budou Čechy přiděleny. Přitom v roce 1993 se na příslušnosti Čech k Česku neměnilo vlastně vůbec nic. Rok 1969 je z hlediska postavení Čech důležitější, protože právě tehdy se Čechy staly součástí České republiky. Je nesmysl psát, že Čechy zůstaly součástí České republiky, aniž bychom zmínili, že se o 24 let dříve její součástí staly, a k tomu zase je nezbytné zmínit, že ta republika, která v roce 1969 vznikla, je totožná s dnešní Českou republikou, ač se původně jmenovala jinak. Naopak nemá smysl v souvislosti s rokem 1993 vůbec psát, že něco zůstalo součástí České republiky, protože vymezení České republiky ani postavení Čech v jejím rámci se v tom roce, až na nějaké ty dvě osady na moravsko-slovenské hranici, vůbec neměnilo. Ovšem zmínit, že v roce 1993 Čechy (spolu s Českou republikou) přestaly být součástí Československa je celkem podstatné.
Co se týče té formulace "subsequent reforms" (ani jsem nevěděl, že autorem jsi byl ty), to tvoje znění (Since then, it has lost this status and subsequent regional reforms have not followed the borders of the historical Czech lands.) navozovalo dojem, jako by při jedné reformě (1949) bylo zrušeno zemské zřízení a teprve až další reformy po nějaké době (1960, 2000) zaváděly krajské zřízení, které zemské hranice nerespektovaly. Ve skutečnosti to však byla jedna a tatáž reforma v roce 1949, která zároveň zrušila zemské zřízení a zároveň zavedla krajské, které ty země "nerespektovalo". Tedy nikoliv "subsequent". Je samozřejmě možné, že dělám nějaké chyby v předminulých časech či podmiňovacích způsobech, ale že ta tvoje formulace byla chybná a zavádějící, tím si jsem docela jistý. Letopočet zrušení Čech jako samosprávné země je podle mého názoru v tomto článku jedním z nejklíčovějších dat, reformy 1960 a 2000 pak mají bezprostřední vztah k současnosti, protože oba tyto systémy krajů jsou dostu platné - ten z roku 1960 jako územně-správní kraje, ten z roku 2000 jako samosprávné kraje. Přičemž existence obou těchto systémů krajů má bezprostřední souvislost s neexistencí zemského zřízení - jednak proto, že v obou případech byl krajský systém zaveden jako alternativa zemského zřízení, jednak kvůli té programové neskladebnosti krajského a zemského členění.
Je pravda, že Česko a Slovensko byly do jisté míry administrativními jednotkami v době unitárního Československa po zrušení zemského zřízení - dokonce bylo myslím i nějakými zákony pojištěno, že česko-slovenská hranice byla nedotknutelná, a i před federalizací platily některé československé zákony jen v některé části republiky. Zatímco česko-moravská hranice byla de facto poslána do historie už v tom roce 1949.
Čechy byly vždycky jádrem Česka, ale otázka je, jak ve vztahu k historii definovat to Česko. Asi ho těžko můžeme definovat jinak než dnešním vymezením, protože jinak bychom museli rozhodovat, jestli Lužice a Pruské Slezko byly kdysi také součástí Česka a jestli tedy v té době byla součástí Česka Morava. --ŠJů (talk) 18:29, 29 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi, ŠJů. I am trying to finish labeling and creating new Wikipedia articles about sites I saw on a recent trip to Prague, which I absolutely loved! I've seen your work on quite a few Prague-related articles, so I thought you might be able to help.
I think, both towers of the Charles Bridge have not their own separate articles at English WIkipedia yet, but are mentioned in the article about the bridge. However, some language versions have such articles, see Staroměstská mostecká věž, Malostranská mostecká věž and interwikis.
The name of the Park národního probuzení is not registered among official street names, compared to some more important parks. The small park itself is not just significant to have a special article. The translation of the name can be appropriate. Generally, Czech language use rather the term "národní obrození" ("national revival"), but for the word "probuzení", "awakening" is the right equivalent. However, proper names should be not ad-hoc translated (except for additional explanations) if the translated form is not widely established.
There are thousands of statues, sculptures, reliefs or mosaics in Prague. I think, we cannot suppose that each of them should have its individiual article. Only the most important ones.
Can I please ask one more question. I know what you mean when you say not every statue needs a Wikipedia article, but I am also asking because I am trying to label photographs and add English translations to Commons pages, etc. I wonder, do you think any of the following deserve an article, and even if not, what would be the best English-language titles for these works? It is hard for me to understand the Czech text on the Commons descriptions and sources:
commons:Category:Fontána s hrajícími si chlapci (Petřín) - "Fountain with playing boys" is a suitable translation. The 1949 statue by Karel Dvořák is also called "Masaryk's Grandsons" because the two grandsons of the first Czechoslovak prezident were reputedly models of the work. Both the grandsons were British aviators during WWII and died in the war. Because T.G.Masaryk and all the West-front fighters were not convenient for the propadanda of the pro-Soviet regime, this interpretation was supressed, and revived past 1989. See http://www.prazskekasny.cz/fontana-s-hrajicimi-si-chlapci/ in Czech. The fountain is also called "U žabiček" ("At the little frogs").
Categories of the rest sculptures have descriptive English titles, it's difficult to add something to it.
commons:Category:Statue of Virgin Mary of Einsiedeln in Prague , see Monument Catalogue: In 1672–1791, there stood a Chapel of Our Lady of Einsiedeln at that place. In the second half of the 17th century, the Marian column with the statue was placed in front of the chapel. The nowadays outlook terrace "Kajetánka" is located at the place of the 1791 demolished chapel.
Wow, thank you again for helping, and so quickly! I will review your comments and see if I can update any images/descriptions based on this information. Much appreciated. ---Another Believer(Talk)17:43, 16 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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If you think "At 17:40, 16 January 2018, ChieftanTartarus deleted the 104,655 bytes article List of bridge failures 4 minutes after his own deletion proposal, ie. without any discussion. As I can see, amount of information from the deleted article were not incorporated here, ie. they are lost by the undiscussed deletion act." is you following WP:AGF, then you are laughably mistaken, I'm offended that you tried to accuse me of something, when I was very open about the deletion and have even posted about it on the talk page. I don't expect to be personally harassed by someone for following guidelines. You should know better. Chieftain Tartarus(talk)16:54, 1 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]
I reverted your edits, and if you decide that you want to revert them again, then you sort out the mess on both the articles, other people shouldn't have to waste their time sorting out problems for you. And if you revert them and don't sort it out, I will take it to an administrator, understood? The issue is from 2009 and therefore I had a right to sort it per WP:BOLD. Chieftain Tartarus(talk)17:00, 1 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]
When I wrote "At 17:40, 16 January 2018, ChieftanTartarus deleted the 104,655 bytes article List of bridge failures 4 minutes after his own deletion proposal, ie. without any discussion. As I can see, amount of information from the deleted article were not incorporated here, ie. they are lost by the undiscussed deletion act.", I wrote what a I wrote. Please, don't foist some bad faith to mee and try to participate in a constructive and factual collaboration, avoiding massive destruction of work of others and massive lost of encyclopedic information. Thank You. --ŠJů (talk) 18:37, 1 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]
I'm sorry I don't think you understand anything I wrote, and I can't understand your reply either, I appreciate English isn't your first language, but can you please try and reword your response, also just so you know, I'm not interested in that subject anymore, too many lists. But just to tell you, you did violate policy with your very evident bad faith assumption. It's pointless me replying otherwise I'll end up getting the ARB involved. Good Bye Chieftain Tartarus(talk)21:11, 1 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]
I suppose, to understand and accept the basic principles of Wikipedia collaboration work is more relevant for our problem and its comprehension than to have English as the first language. --ŠJů (talk) 21:28, 1 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]
No this is the English Wikipedia and I can't work with you if you don't understand me, it's unite simple really don't post accusations and inflammatory comments, end of, stop trying to make excuses. Chieftain Tartarus(talk)07:21, 2 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]
I hoped, you had supposed serious discussion always, as you proposed so substantial edit. Of course, you can take part in the discussion, as well as anyone. Factual arguments and arguing can be considered in the discussion. IMHO, the first axiom is that encyclopedic content of Wikipedia should be not damaged nor lost. --ŠJů (talk) 18:02, 2 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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@Animalparty: Yes, the German-Wikipedia article de:Gemeindestraße is concepted as a general item (deailing with 3 different countries) and the Czech-Wikipedia article cs:Obecní silnice is also general, although they were joined to the same Wikidata item as en:Gemeindestraße which deals specifically with the road system of Germany and has no real interwiki available. Polish municipal roads have their article at pl:wiki and it:wiki only. IMHO the terms are not proper names, they are translantable and the titles should be en:Municipal road (Germany) instead of en:Gemeindestraße and en:Municipal road (Italy) instead of en:Strada comunale. I changed the disambiguation page to an article stub and changed the Wikidata connection. Feel free to improve and expand the article, as weel as the summarizing article Hierarchy of roads which is very incomplete. --ŠJů (talk) 05:36, 25 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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Hello, ŠJů! I was wondering, if you have a few moments, might you be willing to do me a personal favor (which will also benefit Wikipedia)?
After visiting Prague, I created a list of sites I saw. I then took my list and tried to group sites by geography, which you'll see bulleted out below. Does the way I've organized sites seem accurate? If so, I'll start categorizing the articles by geography. For example, I've already created Category:Hradčany, Category:New Town, Prague, Category:Old Town Square, and Category:Petřín. I think other neighborhood/district categories would be helpful as well.
The first sites listed above are not categorized because I either don't know which district they are part of, or they span multiple districts (such as bridges). I wasn't sure about the exact boundaries of Náměstí Republiky, so I have not yet organized that article or Palladium (Prague).
I'm hoping I've organized the Hradčany, Malá Strana, New Town, Old Town, Petřín, and Vyšehrad sites correctly. I'm a bit unsure about the Strahov and Žižkov boundaries, but perhaps there should be categories for these areas, too. What do you think?
Note that Petřín is not a district but a hill. The core part (inside the gothic Hunger Wall) belongs to Malá Strana. The strip between the gothic wall and the baroque bastions (including them) is part of Hradčany (Polibek and Statue of Milan Rastislav Štefánik belong to the strip). The south-west hillside of Petřín (Kinsky Garden) belongs to Smíchov. The Strahov plateau belongs to Břevnov. Strahov is not an official city district but only an informal name of the area, derrived from the Strahov Monastery. However, the Strahov Monastery belong to Hradčany, while the Strahov stadiums and campus belong to Břevnov.
Národní street, Na Příkopě street, Náměstí Republiky and Revoluční street were built on the former Old-Town defense moat, eg. they correspond to the border between Old Town and New Town. Palladium belong to the New Town side.
For the approximate scope and borders of districts, you can use https://mapy.cz filling the district name (in Czech) to the search field - and press enter. For more accurate borders, you can use websites of the Cadastral Office or of the Statistical Office but the interface is only in Czech and is a bit difficult to use. --ŠJů (talk) 02:53, 16 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]
Smíchov should have its own category prospectively. Unofficial local names as Strahov are not suitable for categorization because such localities are hardly definable. --ŠJů (talk) 02:02, 17 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]
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If you are going to add new information to the article, please try to write in clear English and avoid creating more work for others. If you're not able to do that, please bring the information to the talk page first. Dreameditsbrooklyn (talk) 21:23, 21 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Dreameditsbrooklyn: Instead of removing relevant information, try rather to remove nonsenses and inaccuracies that someone keeps returning to the article. Houstouň is really not a part of Kladno, although it is in Kladno District. The explosive device was found in the same house where the killer's father was murdered, so of course it was not found "later", but during the search of this house. Etc. Misinformation does not become more true when it is written in "clear English". --ŠJů (talk) 21:31, 21 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Dreameditsbrooklyn: I did not claim that you personally removed anything. Whether it was you or someone else, my recommendation applies to all of you. Did you alert those who put the errors, inaccuracies and nonsenses in the article, or are you just looking for "clear English"? You can improve the language if you don't damage the factual content. You didn't have to contact me for that. --ŠJů (talk) 21:49, 21 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
If someone repeatedly added incorrect information or nonsense into the article, and I had to keep removing or correcting them, I'd contact them in the same way I contacted you to respectfully ask that they take it to the talk page first so that I and others don't have to clean up after them. Dreameditsbrooklyn (talk) 21:52, 21 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Dreameditsbrooklyn: Unfortunately, I did not notice that you would correct the factual errors and return the relevant information that was removed for no reason. If you did so, you would save me a lot of work. Good luck and "clear English"! --ŠJů (talk) 21:57, 21 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Dude, you should seriously stop editing the prague 2023 shooting article. Post opinions or comments on the event on a social media website, not wikipedia. If you cant edit/write following the manual of style, basic english and guidelines of wikipedia simply dont edit at all. If youre worried about falsehoods/inaccuracies, but refuse to write edits that follow wikipedia guidelines, just remove the information that has been reliably proven to be false. Like the person above said, no one cares to argue whether the opinions or facts within your edits are objectively true, i dont even know much about this particular topic, but it needs to be appropriate for wikipedia. Theres no reason to use opinionated words and create new sections and give undue weight on a current event that many people are viewing. Again, just go post these things and arguments on a social media sight, message board, or even the talk page for the main article, not the article . Sydpresscott (talk) 21:12, 26 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
I can see your above comments (where someone else raises this issue) and also contributions on your page, so i know i am talking about the right person. Sydpresscott (talk) 00:34, 27 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Sydpresscott: If you want to contribute to the content or form of the article in question, you can join the discussion at the article discussion page or make the necessary edits. Your comments here are rather pointless. At least I corrected the most serious mistakes (mistaking the Kladno District for the city of Kladno, and the repeatedly refuted connection with the Telegram account and initial disinformation coming from this account). I understand that editors who only draw on confused reports from the English-language tabloids may find it difficult to navigate the quality of sources and the chronological order of information. If you also want to contribute to improving the quality of the article, you have the option. If you have any constructive comments on the work of other editors, write them clearly so that it is clear what you mean. If you don't understand something, don't be afraid to ask. --ŠJů (talk) 00:51, 27 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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