User talk:Deiaemeth/archive1

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World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade
I see you have edited World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, thank you. But, there is a matter of removing content that has a place in the article. I am refeering to the picture of the leaked image of Pandaren in said article. When making such changes, it is important that you explain why in the edit summary and in most cases discuss it with the other editors on the articles discussion page. Hope to see more of your edits in the future. Havok (T/C) 11:21, 6 November 2005 (UTC)

Revert
Can you please read the talk page before (re-)adding your material to the Liancourt Rocks article. I have stated my reasons for the removal there. Have a nice day! Kokiri 17:14, 12 January 2006 (UTC)

3RR on Liancourt Rocks
You're already in breach of the three revert rule on the Liancourt Rocks article. If you continue with such edits, you're be immediately blocked. Please take your concerns to the article talk page and try and reach a consensus version. Alai 15:13, 3 February 2006 (UTC)

Source, please
Dear Deiaemeth,

While your constructive contributions to Wikipedia are welcome, what seem to be your brazen insertions of nationalist POV into Korea-related articles are not. Please begin to provide some authoritative sources for your assertions that Buyeo/Fuyu, Goguryeo/Gaogouli, and Balhae/Bohai were ethnically Korean. Also it would be nice if you could provide an explanation of what those sources mean by "ethnically Korean," when referring to states that seem to long predate the construction of modern national identities.

That these states were part of Korean history can hardly be disputed; yet to forcefully assert that they were Korean (and not Manchurian, Tungusic, or simply themselves) seems problematic. I'm really not interested in an edit war over something as trivial as this, which is why I (and many other Wikipedians) would appreciate it if you would cite your sources.

Also, I'm curious -- if Goguryeo and Balhae were Korean, doesn't that mean that the Malgal/Mohe tribes were also Korean?

Happiness, -- Visviva 14:48, 4 February 2006 (UTC)


 * What i meant to say is that most internationally recognized publications refer to Balhae and Goguryeo as part of History of Korea, as contrary to Chinese claim that Balhae and Guguryeo people are part of Chinese ethnic groups. Sorry if you misunderstood me, I guess my statement was unclear. As usual, thank you for your great contributions to many articles on Wikipedia :). I try to maintain NPOV and neutral position on Wikipedia, yet I've seen too much POV in Wikipedia, so I tend to fall off course. Have a nice day! Deiaemeth 20:37, 4 February 2006 (UTC)

Reporting vandalism
Hi, I saw your note on Administrator intervention against vandalism, I removed the entry as there didn't seem to be any warnings on the users page. By the time it's put on that page there should be several warnings. You should go talk to him if he'll listen, otherwise drop a warning on his talk page. From what I saw it looks like their should be some conversations going on....anyway, let me know if you need something! Thanks! Rx StrangeLove 07:16, 5 February 2006 (UTC)

Yi Su-gwang
I wanted to suggest someone do an article on Yi Sugwang, but couldn't figure out the right category. I really think there is a need for more articles on the thinkers and intellectuals of East Asia in the pre-modern era. What do you think? Bathrobe 11:32, 6 February 2006 (UTC)

Although I'm not personally an expect on subject of thinkers and intellectuals of East Asia, an article on Yi Su-Gwang would be a great idea indeed. There aren't much English information on his life though. I currently do not have the time to write the entire article, but I could start the basic structure for it, and have more editors participate in the article creation process. Deiaemeth 23:59, 6 February 2006 (UTC)

Great! I'll look around for editors specialising in Korean history, although they don't seem easy to find. But this should be a start. Bathrobe 00:23, 14 February 2006 (UTC)

RfM
Hi -- User:Endroit has filed a RfM with regard to East Sea, &c. You were not a named party, but please see if you want to be involved. Thanks. --Nlu (talk) 08:09, 12 February 2006 (UTC)
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Request for Mediation
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Please vote on move request
You should vote on your proposed move at Talk:Baitou Mountain. Nominations are not always counted as a vote. LuiKhuntek 22:18, 13 February 2006 (UTC)

Thank you for the heads-up on voting procedures on moving pages.


 * I actually don't know the official rule. I've been chastiz/sed by other users both for voting and for not voting on my own proposals.  I've voted on several of my own and never had complaints from an Admin so I figure its kosher/cricket.  LuiKhuntek 22:26, 13 February 2006 (UTC)

? Welcome
You put up a Welcome on Currywurry overnight? If you check out the 7 contributions of this user you will note that they are all vandalism. I didn't realise Wiki welcomed vandals? I've reverted the Huddersfield related vandalism. perhaps you would like to deal with the rest? 86.2.138.123 10:15, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
 * oops, I was trying to greet newcomers today. I usually check their contrib history before greeting them, but I guess I overlooked him. Sorry!

Thanks for welcome and BTW ...
Thanks for the 'welcome' ... BTW I notice you put one on Talk:Schibsted as well ... not a user page. DogsBreakfast 10:35, 22 February 2006 (UTC)

반갑습니다 nice to meet you ^^
안녕하십니까, Deiaemeth씨. Deiaemeth씨는 저에게 인사를 먼저 해주셔서 고맙습니다. 한국학 화이팅! Thanks for dropping by my user page and thank you for you concern about the editing of Korean-related articles. Korean prehistory has been ignored and undervalued in the past, but everybody all over the world who works in archaeology, anthropology and all social sciences can learn so much about the secondary origins of agriculture AND how complex societies formed if we simply present the prehistory of Korea as it is -- incredibly rich, interesting, and meaningful. The key is to give archaeological scholarly endeavors equal time with the results of historical studies (i.e. Dangun, Gojoseon, Wiman Joseon, etc), especially in cases in which vast time periods are not informed by historical materials. Have a nice day. 그럼 건강하고 수고하세요! Mumun 16:02, 22 February 2006 (UTC)올림

Welcome
Please take another look at the Currywurry user page and the contributions in the talk page of Martin_Kelner. This guy is a self admitting vandal of Wikipedia and should be barred permanently from the site? All his contrubutions to date consist of vandalism! 86.3.1.72 16:11, 1 March 2006 (UTC)

thanks
we need all the help we can get with korea-related articles, especially history/culture/arts. i've been meaning to go through the history articles, but it's so easy to get sidetracked. i'm learning a lot just by working on articles here, i hope you are too, and that you can stick around to continue the great job. thanks. Appleby 19:27, 1 March 2006 (UTC)

Requests for mediation/East Sea (disambiguation)
I'm offering to take on this mediation. Please note that I am not yet a member of the mediation committee and am under trial. If you are happy for me to mediate please email me using Subject:"East sea mediation", a summary of your view of the issue. MyNameIsNotBob 10:14, 7 March 2006 (UTC)


 * hey, just wondering if you're participating in the mediation Appleby 05:23, 10 March 2006 (UTC)

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Peaceful reunification ub
As a fellow Korean-American, may I use the peaceful reunification between the two Koreas userbox on my userpage as well? (Btw, could you respond on my talk page--thanks). :) &mdash;Mirlen 16:20, 26 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Okay, thanks :). &mdash; Mir  l   e   n  

Cheonghaejin
thanks for the Cheonghaejin article! on another note, though, are you sure Image:20060219114035907727601400.jpg was released for free use? couldn't find the license terms at the cheonggyecheon website. have a nice wikibreak. Appleby 00:25, 11 April 2006 (UTC)

History of Korea
Hello and thank you for your query about using MR Romanisation in my edits regarding the history of Korea.

The MR romanisations are used in the sources that I have cited in editing the page, and I merely reproduced the sources from Samguk Yusa and Kim Jong-il regime's KCNA. I felt this was necessary to maintain the integrity of the sources: If you are citing a source, you should not temper with a word within it to create a mythical view that is not valid. I hope that helps to answer your question. Sydneyphoenix

Yi Su-Gwang
A stub? It's great! In fact, it's even more interesting than I thought it would be! Thanks for that!

PS: You also need a redirect from Yi Sugwang. User:Bathrobe 13 April (not logged on)


 * I notice that Yu Su-Gwang is identified on this site as one of the "four Sirhak  scholars, Yi Sugwang (1563-1628), Yi Ik (1681-1763), An Chôngbok (1712-1791), Hong Taeyong (1731-1783)".


 * There is no Wikipedia article on Sirhak, but there is a page on Silhak, which is just a redirect to Neo-Confucianism. Do you have any idea what the Sirhak/Silhak school was about? There isn't a lot on the Internet.


 * User:Bathrobe 14 April (not logged in)

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Thx for the encouragement. Unfortunately i am rather busy as of the moment and will not be able to continue for a while. I have also done some work in the Korean Mythology section, but like i said, it will be a good while b4 i continue. Mikhail Koh 23:57, 16 April 2006 (UTC)

Mugu...
sounds like a great topic. i see there's already an article on Jikji, but it's not linked from any major articles.

i guess 무구정광대다라니경 means something like the Great Mugu Jeonggwang Dharani, but maybe these documents are just romanized from korean, except i'm not sure how syllable spacing would work. sorry, i couldn't find an english name either but will keep looking. . Appleby 06:54, 20 April 2006 (UTC)


 * According to Acmuller's handy Digital Dictionary of Buddhism, the English title is "Dharani of the pure immaculate light." However, it isn't entirely clear if that name is in common use (or if any name is in common use).  Personally, I would recommend a title like "(South Korean) National Treasure 126," which could also include some information on the other items excavated from the Dabotap at that time.  Good luck!  -- Visviva 08:08, 20 April 2006 (UTC)

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 * I know that picture's copyright holder is ROKAF...^^ -- WonYong (talk) 10:32, 22 April 2006 (UTC)

developed country
i've just left a message at WP:RFP asking for semi-protection, i dunno if you want to leave a brief comment there. if you flip through the edit history of developed country, it may or may not be User:Cantus, who's been banned from making the same edit to this article by arb com Requests for arbitration/Cantus 3. i can understand if someone wants to have a legitimate debate about it, but right now, it's obviously just intentional vandalism by sockpuppets. Appleby 00:12, 2 May 2006 (UTC)

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Tsushima
There has been a spur of controversy on the Korean naming conventions.

For me, I find that there is nothing wrong on the Korean etymology. The Koreans have exerted political, cultural and historical influences on Tsushima, and since time in memorial you would notice that the Koreans refered Tsushima as Daemado. Concerning the official reference of South Korea as "Ssusema Seom", I got it from the archives of Tsushima's talk. Furthermore, with a section on former disputes on Tsushima being refered to in a section at Korean-Japanese disputes, I feel that there is a need to highlight on the Korean way of refering Tsushima, also for adminstrative reasons.

I have no intention of spurring or hurting Korean-Japanese relations. Yes, I'm the one who authored the paragraph, but let's resolve the matter step by step with the pro-Japanese users who otherwise opposed to my Korean naming reference, seen from their User page profile and the way they wanted a consensus. Indeed, I can't find what's wrong with the paragraph, possibly because of sheer fanatical anti-Korean sentiments.

As for the sources this User:Dwy suggested in order to support my statement, we need sources. We can look for it, but such sources are certainly indeed only avaliable in Korean.

For now, I have to concentrate on my exams, and I can't be too distracted. If the oppposition rouses the (possibly unnecessary) fuss again, do hold on until 10th May, if you wish/could. I hope that won't trouble you too much. Also, I have posted a similar message to User:Appleby. Cheers! Mr Tan 04:36, 3 May 2006 (UTC)

One step at a time. We need to consider their interests, at the same time protecting ours too, with caution. Until this section is solved, I won't be able to start a new etymology section combining this section together with new content which I want to edit on how the Japanese refered to Tsushima in the respective variants. You can still see it in the current talk page of Tsushima, at the section of Korean naming conventions.

No, I am taking my high school mid-year exams, from Singapore. I am a Singaporean, really. Are you now in Korea, by any chance? It's lunch time in Singapore right now, and Korea's time zone is just one hour ahead, I believe. Cheers! Mr Tan 04:44, 3 May 2006 (UTC)

Ah yes, good luck too. Wikipedia should not be part of one's life. To freeze or recontinue a discussion is certainly within one's control. You must not forget that wikipedia is only an interest encyclopedia. Concentrate on your exams, and don't let your body and mind tear apart. Cheers! Mr Tan 04:48, 3 May 2006 (UTC)

Wongaksajisipcheungseoktap
Deiaemeth: Thanks for the help. I got the name from the Cultural Heritage Administration. That and Seongdeokdaewangsinjong both seem really unruly but I don't think I've ever heard an English name for them or a shorter name. Any help would be appreciated because the title looks pretty ridiculous right now. Although with Seongdeokdaewangsinjong, I also made a redirect from Emille Bell which is a smaller mouthful that aajdifadfjahflajfhagaower and we can always change it to that. Let me know what you think. Thanks! Tortfeasor 06:10, 3 May 2006 (UTC)


 * Deiameth: I saw this link:  while doing research.  And I thought I read somewhere that you were interested in making an article for the first extant printed material.  (It was a woodblock print of the Dharani sutra).  I'm not sure if you actually did make the article.  But, if you didn't and you are still interested, I hope this helps.  Hope all is well.  Tortfeasor 23:31, 23 May 2006 (UTC)

Regarding reversions made on May 8 2006 (UTC) to Liancourt Rocks
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Owning islands
Hello and how are you? I have some information that everyone should know but I would like to discuss with you.

I think South Korea owns Dokdo. Administering or controlling sounds like Japan has a foothold in trying to make Dokdo their own territory.

And please remember that Korea and Japan are not in a dispute over Dokdo. Dokdo is Korean territory! Japan just wants the islands. "Dispute" sounds like it might be either Korean or Japanese land! Dokdo is Korean territory and Japan is just claiming it. It is NOT a dispute. I am wondering if this is eligible to write on the article of Liancourt Rocks...

Please reply regarding this, thanks! Good friend100 14:33, 14 May 2006 (UTC)Good friend100

NPOV
Don't call adding NPOV tag vandalism. I can't believe it. It is true that there is a dispute on Talk page. I call what you did vandalism. Thanks. 59.141.42.53 10:22 17/05/06

Sock Puppet?
I just forgot to log in. 입다물어라! 당신은 실례다! Robert Houdini 16:22 17/MAY/2006

Military equipment of South Korea
Thank you for pointing out my mistake. I do agree with the UH-60 in Korea; my father was on of the pilots, perhaps I removed them by accident. I hope to work with you more in the future.

Thank you, David (davidoseven) —Preceding unsigned comment added by User: (talk • contribs)

Thank You
I appreciate your help, and your welcome. I am quite interested in the martial affairs, and would love to contribute to the extent of my knowledge. I feel that there is some discussion to be done about the ROK military equipment section. I am sure that our efforts will make the article better. Thank you for your time. Dave 23:58, 18 May 2006 (UTC)

Hi
So, tentative proof and generally regarded are the reasons why u see it not a ironclad. Maybe. But in my opion, a so-called tentative proof is just sth subjective. According to someone's definition of ironclad in this article, 'were wooden ships or ships of composite construction (wooden planking on iron frames) sheathed with thick iron plates for protection against gunfire', this chinese boat is the very ironclad,or if not at least 'a pioneer', i think. If you really disregard it as a 'generally regarded ironclad' (by who?), maybe u can see it as a pioneer, not a full-scale one, just a boat with some elements of ironclad. Ksyrie 07:59, 19 May 2006 (UTC)
 * are u so eagered to delete all the thing i have edited? What the hell u thought of my contribution to wiki as a alternative viewpoint to the wiki-community？I have given all I can offer to justify my paragraph, and i thougnt that's enough to make nearly all people to understand and partly support my POV.What u so called Copy editing means？ All your behaviors made me sick.I had no idea about koreans before, till now, how can I find a just or a sound reason to keep a good idea of you？ Or Is there anything which i edit really disturbing you？ The content or the way i wrote in my poor english？Give me a clear reason，OK？ Ksyrie 13:52, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
 * cann't find copy editing either in Editing policy or List of guidelinesKsyrie 23:40, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
 * I read How to copy-edit,if i didn't make any mistakes in understanding the meaning of copy-edit, it should be correcting spelling, grammar, and punctuation.and rephrasing for improvements in tone, style and voice.But what you did to my stuffs is just deleting, give an exemple of copy-edit！Ksyrie 23:56, 21 May 2006 (UTC)
 * sorry for my words, my brother,i didn't take notice of your moving it downward.I just got a bit crazy cause my stuff being removed so many times.Showing my respect to you!Ksyrie 00:12, 22 May 2006 (UTC)

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3RR
You're already in breach of the three revert rule on the Go (board game) article. If you continue with such edits, you're be immediately blocked. Please take your concerns to the article talk page and try and reach a consensus version.

Nonsense, vandalism
Please try to be a bit more careful when using these terms in edit summaries. "Nonsense" and "vandalism" are not blanket terms for inappropriate edits. For example, you were right (IMO) to revert the anon who added the excessive details about Joseon's surrender to Qing in the Korea article. However, calling the addition "nonsense" is inappropriate and can mislead observers into thinking that it was a matter of simple vandalism. The revert was called for, I believe, by Summary style, since such minute details of Korean history belong in sub-sub-sub-articles of Korea. Since you do quite a bit of vandal-fighting (thanks!) as well as quite a bit of other stuff, it is best to keep the two separate. -- Visviva 08:18, 29 May 2006 (UTC)

3RRV
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Korea poetry

 * Thank you for your message.　but I think I didn't touch your article, did I?
 * By any chance,Are you Appleby??-TOMATOBOMB 15:12, 2 June 2006 (UTC)