User talk:Kijacob

License tagging for File:Graham Staines and family.jpg
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File copyright problem with File:Graham Staines and family.jpg
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License tagging for File:General Işık Koşaner.jpg
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Your recent edits
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License tagging for File:Karnataka-Lokayukta-Report-on-Illegal-Mining.pdf
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File copyright problem with File:Karnataka-Lokayukta-Report-on-Illegal-Mining.pdf
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File source problem with File:Narayana1.jpg
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Re: email
Hi Kijacob, thank you for your mail. Well, the IP you mention cannot be blocked as yet; if there is more disruption coming from there, he might as well be blocked :) Thank you!  Lynch 7  04:12, 15 August 2011 (UTC)


 * Hello MikeLynch, Thank you very much.--Kijacob (talk) 01:21, 8 September 2011 (UTC)


 * I got your email as well. The first thing is that you should have conversations like that on-wiki, not off, as there was nothing particularly secret about that message.  The second thing is that, rather than communicating that info to myself and MikeLynch, this person you should have been talking to is the IP.  You should have left messages on xyr talk page trying to explain why you were reverting the information.


 * Finally, about edit warring. As a new user, I'm guessing you aren't aware of our rules regarding edit warring, so let me explain.  When you have a disagreement with another user about what belongs in an article, you need to not just keep reverting the other user--this is called "edit warring", and is considered disruptive.  Instead, you should go to the user's talk page, or the article talk page, and try to discuss the other issue.  In fact, we have a very specific rule called WP:3RR, which says that editors may not revert (that is, undo the actions of another editor) more than 3 times in 24 hours, except in cases of vandalism or other similar problems (those don't apply here, see WP:VANDAL).  You've actually already reverted 4 times; however, since I'm pretty sure no one ever explained that rule to you.  However, if you do continue to edit war, I will have to ask that you be blocked.  One important rule thing about edit warring is that you have have to stop, even if you're sure you're right.  Instead, as mentioned, take the issue to the talk page, or the editor's talk page, or, if necessary, some noticeboard.  Even notifying other editors or admins about the problem is fine, though, again, I recommend doing it on Wiki.  I am, of course, going to go tell the IP the same thing, since xe's also at 4 reverts, but for the same reason that I can't request you be blocked, I can't request that for the IP, either.  Qwyrxian (talk) 05:57, 16 August 2011 (UTC)


 * Qwyrxian, your assumption is incorrect, I contacted MikeLynch on a different case, not this one. Thanks much for all the information. It appears that the conflict resolution process is too much involved and very time consuming, even for disagreements involving statements that are obvious to a reasonable person (and even if the conflict is resolved in one way, the other person probably can change it after waiting for several months). In the case above, I was reverting (and giving reasons why) to a statement that was correct and properly documented, from one that was not. But after few reversals I gave up since it was not getting anywhere, and further proceedings will be very time consuming. I am glad that many are willing to invest their time for this. But after studying the dynamics, it seems that this is a high maintenance project, takes a lot of (sometimes unnecessary) effort to keep things in the right way; and I do not have that much time to invest for all the procedures you are recommending. In my opinion, Wikipedia is more tolerant to vandalism and clever (subtle) modifications to change the story in a certain direction, than I expected, which in turn increases the workload for admins and other editors. I am surprised to see that even after conducting obvious vandalism, many accounts are not blocked or some are blocked for a short time (64.255.111.42  or 76.160.202.230 ). As an example of clever edits, please see http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Jan_Lokpal_Bill&diff=prev&oldid=446936152 where the content is left largely unchanged but the reference was removed, a little more evolution here and there, and soon you removed the entire line for lack of proper reference.  The same editor made this change http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bawana&diff=prev&oldid=355703556 where he/she removed what made Ravinder Khokhar a notable person,  that he is the youngest  Chartered Accountant, once the 'youngest' part is gone, soon his name was removed, even though in reality he appears to be the youngest accountant (from here:  http://www.delhiinformation.org/areas/bawana.html ). Yet IP 203.199.21.59 was never blocked even with all these clever edits (some of which were reverted - but that adds a lot of work and overhead to the admins). I have documented many many such cases. It is very interesting. --Kijacob (talk) 02:03, 8 September 2011 (UTC)

License tagging for File:Draw1.jpg
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Possibly unfree File:General Işık Koşaner.jpg
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Somehow I have given up on Wikipedia - one has to constantly battle with vandalism (most of whom do it without logging in), and sometimes one has to defend administrative decisions also. About the photo in Işık Koşaner, I made a mistake of saying it is UN photo, although it was from NATO (I do not think I saw an option for NATO). But copyright issue was very clear, it was clear the photo was linked from NATO, and NATO photos are allowed for "fair use", unless they ask one to take it down as shown here: http://www.nato.int/cps/en/SID-C906C813-FF2FB6CF/natolive/68162.htm I think people who deals with such issues should know that, rather than expecting the editors to do all the work to satisfy the admins. I do not particularly worry about whether that photo stays there or not, I just put it there to help out. So I am not going to take any effort in putting it back. But I think there should be a better way of dealing with such things - makes it easier for everyone. Thanks. --Kijacob (talk) 12:30, 31 October 2011 (UTC)

File:Narayana1.jpg missing description details
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File permission problem with File:Karnataka-Lokayukta-Report-on-Illegal-Mining.pdf
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Reply
It is public domain document, but you can delete it, if you like. I don't have any more time to fix it. Kijacob (talk) 05:10, 13 November 2015 (UTC)

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