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regarding your Pingu edit
Hi, regarding your edit here, could you provide a citation for it please? It's a pretty important point and it's currently unsourced. -- Pingumeister(talk) 22:50, 24 June 2018 (UTC)

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Columbus' nationality
There is consensus that he was of Genoese origin. Therefore your edition is completely unnecessary.

In any case, if you insist on your nationalist idea, it is convenient to publish that he was Genoese (Italian). JamesOredan (talk) 12:27, 18 September 2018 (UTC)

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Matera
The article says it was founded by Romans. We don't use tourist sites, etc for archeology for obvious reasons. I don't know what Chisena says as there's no preview I can see, but hopefully he doesn't claim it was a city 10,000 years ago. Doug Weller talk 15:52, 7 March 2019 (UTC)
 * Oops, forgot. It also says " the revered work of the city’s early chroniclers provides numerous, generally accepted accounts of Goth, Longobard, Byzantine, and Saracen sieges of the city beginning in the eighth century and accelerating through the ninth century CE." Doug Weller  talk 16:12, 7 March 2019 (UTC)

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Italian Libya
Hello DavideVeloria88,

I see you made some changes that suggested Italian Libya continued until 1947 and that the Allied administration of Libya only began in 1947, rather than using 1943 as the switch-over date. This doesn't seem useful; it's a very legalistic way to approach the colony's end date. Effectively, as soon as the Italians were driven out during WW2, Italian Libya was no more and the Allies ran the show. Would you complain if I moved it back to the 1943 date? The '47 treaty was merely ratifying a fait accompli, it isn't a useful date. SnowFire (talk) 01:53, 24 May 2019 (UTC)

World War II
Hello, Please don't edit war in the high profile World War II article. If you would like to propose changes, please start a discussion explaining the rationale for your text and providing high quality sources which support it on the article's talk page. Nick-D (talk) 11:42, 9 June 2019 (UTC)

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Credevo di avere già spiegato che questa citazione nella carta in questione non ha nessun valore e che per tutte le lingue si stanno mettendo le bandiere degli stati dove c'è un effettivo riconoscimento, come prima lingua o regionale/minoritaria, un riconoscimento ufficiale. Tutti gli altri paesi dove una lingua è diffusa, conosciuta, compresa, menzionata o quant'altro vengono citati nell'articolo, ma non si mette la bandiera per quello, altrimenti avremmo 135 bandiere per ogni lingua e ovviamente sarebbe una cosa senza senso. Per questo non stiamo mettendo bandiere per lingue citate in questa carta europea, visto che poi tale citazione non ha prodotto nessun effetto pratico equivale più o meno a carta straccia. L'italiano non è promosso, riconosciuto o insegnato né in Bosnia né in Romania, ma abbiamo citato la menzione nella suddetta carta nell'articolo. Quindi non capisco qual è il motivo di questa insistenza, cosa ti aggiunge mettere la bandierina bosniaca quando sappiamo che lì non c'è nessun riconocimento della lingua italiana? Non credo ci sia un solo italiano che pensi che in Bosnia si parli italiano. E lo stesso vale per la Romania. I rumeni capiscono italiano, a differenza dei bosniaci, dovuto alla somiglianza tra le lingue, al fatto che magari l'hanno studiato e poi molti di loro hanno qualche parente in Italia, o in Spagna. Dire che in Italia si parla rumeno sarebbe molto più azzeccato che non il contrario. In Bosnia probabilmente c'era un solo villaggio fondato da trentini, di cui pare non essere rimasto nessuno. Parliamo di qualche centinaio di persone...Ciò ovviamente non ha determinato un riconoscimento ufficiale dell'italiano. La Bosnia in questa famigerata carta ha citato 16 lingue!!! Ora, ti pare anche solo possibile che la Bosnia nel suo territorio riconosca 16 lingue oltre alla propria??? Siamo seri. Cosa comporterebbe poi questo "riconoscimento"?...Che se vai in qualche posto in Bosnia puoi usare qualsiasi di queste 16 lingue e ottenere servizi in qualsiasi di queste sedici lingue? Ovviamente no, tutto questo non ha alcun senso. Per questo stiamo cercando di controllare bene e di lasciare solo le lingue dove c'è un'effettivo riconoscimento, insomma, che sono DAVVERO di minoranza. Per esempio, l'ungherese e il tedesco in Romania sono lingue storiche parlate da una comunità molto grande, perciò un'effettiva lingua di minoranza in questo stato. Ma molte bandiere di molti stati dove il riconoscimento come lingua di minoranza era puramente teorico sono state eliminate, questo ha riguardato tra le altre la lingua tedesca, spagnola, portoghese, arabe e rumena. Poi, io non mi posso occupare personalmente di tutte le lingue. Delle 16 lingue citate nella suddetta carta come "riconosciute" dalla Bosnia vedo che la bandiera bosniaca non è presente per l'albanese, l'ungherese, il tedesco, il polacco, il rumeno, lo slovacco, il turco... Pochissimi hanno quindi preso in considerazione questa menzione, e ovviamente si tratta di un errore. Cercherò di trovare il tempo di controllare e correggere, ma ripeto, non posso fare tutto io se nessun altro se ne occupa...--Springpfühler (talk) 15:07, 23 August 2019 (UTC)

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September 2019
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Why are you so extremely nationalist?
I have been briefly observing your profile and all your contributions are Italian nationalist propaganda.

I do not say that it is wrong or incorrect to do so (as long as you add reliable sources and do not violate the neutrality of Wikipedia), but my question is why this obsession? SmithGraves (talk) 19:10, 28 September 2019 (UTC)

Many of your editions seem rather personal opinions. And many of them violate the neutrality of Wikipedia.

I think you should leave that nationalist obsession,and use quality sources every time you make such an edition like this. SmithGraves (talk) 21:22, 28 September 2019 (UTC)

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Sonic SATAM
The DIC logo at the end of episodes (most of them, because it normally gets plastered) has a byline on it, saying "Co-produced with Reitalia S.P.A. in association with Telecinco", so they did have some involvement with the series. Luigitehplumber (talk) 12:32, 5 February 2020 (UTC)

Yes, in fact now it is written that way. However, Telecinco is not a producer, but a TV channel, so it can’t be insert in the infobox as a production company. In any case, it is cited in the lead section: "It was story edited by Len Janson and produced by DIC Productions, L.P., Sega of America, Inc., and the Italian studio Reteitalia S.p.A. in association with Telecinco" DavideVeloria88 (talk) 13:35, 6 February 2020 (UTC)

True, I didn't add them in, anyway because I know very well that channels cannot be put in the production company part of the infobox. Luigitehplumber (talk) 23:39, 7 February 2020 (UTC)

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Foto di copertina voce "guerra d'Etiopia" in lingua inglese
Ti scrivo in italiano perché ho letto che vieni dall'Italia. So che la foto di Mussolini è stata usata anche da siti autorevoli con quella didascalia ma ci sono elementi che mi fanno ritenere che sia stata scattata nel periodo di Salò: 1 Le divise sono quelle della GNR, in particolare il copricapo dei militari che non hanno la bustina. 2 Il graduato fa il saluto fascista invece che quello militare a Mussolini, quando nel 1935 il Regio Esercito usava il saluto militare e la MVSN faceva in genere il saluto col pugnale. 3 I militari non sono in divisa coloniale, il che mi fa dubitare che siano in partenza per l'Etiopia. 4 Mussolini appare più magro di com'era nel 1935 e sembra semmai avere l'aspetto del 1944. Tutti questi indizi mi fanno dubitare della datazione al 1935 e mi spingerebbero a sostituire la foto con una di datazione certa. Ps scusa se ti scrivo qui ma non sapevo dove aprire la discussione, saluti e grazie per il tuo contributo a Wikipedia! Albertostoria (talk) 14:33, 23 March 2020 (UTC)

Capisco la tua analisi, ma finché l'immagine viene descritta così non dovresti rimuoverla (è presente anche in altre pagine, come World War II). Comunque hai fatto delle buone osservazioni, quindi ti consiglio di aprire una discussione nell'apposita pagina di discussione, oppure contattare l’autore o cercare una fonte attendibile riguardo la foto. Buon proseguimento! DavideVeloria88 (talk) 17:44, 23 March 2020 (UTC)

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