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Please stop. If you continue to vandalize Wikipedia, you will be blocked from editing. . Please refer to Wikipedia no personal attacks, no profanity policy--Pinaki ghosh 02:58, 31 August 2007 (UTC)

Wikipedia is for constructive editing
Sukanta, or whoever you are; Wikipedia is for constructive editing; it is not a battle ground. If that is your purpose, choose some other platform. You seem to fail to understand the purpose of Wikipedia, since you are new to it. Look at your history; you have NO positive work in your credit; whereas I have written/edited over 70 constructive articles on a wide range of subjects; and that is what Wikipedia is. You are welcome to create constructive articles for Wikipedia; for other purposes, please choose another suitable platform.--Pinaki ghosh 08:48, 5 September 2007 (UTC)
 * By the way; I can do anything with my talk page, add content, remove content; whoever gave you the idea that I cannnot edit my own talk page? --Pinaki ghosh 08:49, 5 September 2007 (UTC)

Pinaki, Wikipedia is a platform to share knowledge, but certainly not a platform to spread false information and misguide others. But you are doing here such prohibited activities to promote your father (Prabir Ghosh). Isn't it, Mr. Junior Ghosh? Just giving one example, you with the joint hand of your father intentionaly misinterpreted Wikipedia to fox a TV channel (Kolkata TV) into broadcasting "Prabir Ghosh: World's number one rationalist as per Wikipedia" as a hard news. And you Pinaki played a major role to do such worst activity (If one is new here can see Talk:Prabir Ghosh). Is it an instance of your "constructive editing"? You and your father are cleaverly abusing the increasing popularity of Wikipedia. So I am putting my effort to open your original mouth behind the mask. Sukanta
 * Stop making a fool of yourself. If you are a true man, come face to face with me, rather than hiding behind your computer and playing pranks; vandalizing; spreading false news. And what false information are you pointing to? Be a man enough to speak the truth. I am an author of some of the best books on cybercrimes, some of which are international publications (my profile has details), and people consult me, and value my advices to solve cybercrimes and arrest criminals behind them; ever since I wrote the book. The Bengali language news item you are pointing to was a case where my co-operation were sought to solve a cybercrime case; since I had once been a journalist with the UK media that carried out that sting operation. --Pinaki ghosh 06:04, 6 September 2007 (UTC)

Why are you then again and again deletings my writings from your discussion page, if you are so confident about yourself? You can make stupid the media such as Kolkata TV and so many common people, but cannot certainly do the same to the wikipedians. --Sukanta Das 10:40, 6 September 2007 (UTC)

Warning
Sukanta: Wikipedia is not the place for a personal vendatta, as you seem to have with regards to Prabir and Pinaki Ghosh. See No personal attacks. For the moment, I'm warning both you and Pinaki, but further activity such as on Talk:Prabir Ghosh will be considered vandalism. I have issued Pinaki a similar warning. If you must feud, use email, not the Wiki. Michaelbusch 15:24, 26 September 2007 (UTC)

You claimed, I did "personal attack"s against someone. Can you give me a single instance, which can really show I have done personal attack against Ghosh? Did I through any harsh word to Ghosh and his company? I would like to know. I think you are matured enough to distinguish what is a personal attack and what is an argument. Michaelbusch, you are doing some mistakes, please read again the whole discussion carefully. --Sukanta Das 15:39, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
 * Flaming is strongly discouraged, and yes, you have become very vocal in your exchanges with Pinaki Ghosh and the other advocates of Prabir. Now, Pinaki has a serious conflict of interest with the Prabir Ghosh article, and the article must be guarded against this, but your postings to Talk:Prabir Ghosh are lengthly and at times seem designed to provoke Pinaki/Prabir's admirers.  That is a personal attack.  That Pinaki is flaming more than you is not a justification, although I'm going to be recommending him for a short block.  Also, there seems to be a sockpuppet network in use, and we'll be tracing the puppetmaster. Michaelbusch 17:00, 1 October 2007 (UTC)

You were warned against flaming and personal attacks. Stop now. Michaelbusch 16:42, 1 November 2007 (UTC)

This is your last warning. Any further flaming (that is personal attacks and deliberately inflammatory posts) will be reason for a block from editing. Michaelbusch 18:03, 5 November 2007 (UTC)

Your intension is clear
Why are you trying to promote Prabir Ghosh? You are abusing wikipedia, Mr. Michaelbusch. You never raised questions about the false claim of Ghosh. I gave sufficient document as well as arguments to demask Ghosh. However, you are not interested with those things but interested to delete all proofs that expose Ghosh. What do you want to show the world? Ghosh is very genuine? What is your intension? --Sukanta Das 12:36, 6 November 2007 (UTC)
 * I am not trying to promote Ghosh - if you peruse the edit history of the article, you will see that I have removed a lot of material that was overly laudatory. I also do not condone all of his tactics.  But posting 50 kilobytes of text that consists in large part of personal attacks and in other ways seems designed to be inflammatory is unacceptable.  If you can reduce the volume of your posts by at least a factor of ten, discuss the matter with civility, and stop insulting other editors & their families (do remember that Ghosh's son is an editor - that is a COI, but an understandable one), then your concerns will be clearer and can be addressed.  But if you continue to post such verbose and inflammatory statements, I'll have to recommend you for a block. Michaelbusch 17:28, 6 November 2007 (UTC)

I am sorry Michelbusch but have to tell, you don’t understand the meaning of personal attacks very well. I told you before, and am again repeating, informing facts about a person with documents is not a personal attack. If you are still not convinced, that is, if you still think telling truth about a fake person is a personal attack, we then need to sit together for a long discuss about the matter. Secondly, it’s my wonder, being a computer user in present days you are so worried with 50 KB data which actually states many facts! If are really worried about the space, delete the whole page of this fake person. And Michel, you are very concerned about Pinaki! Are you concerned about this wikipedia and its goodwill? Pinaki played with the goodwill of this wikipedia. I mentioned all these things in the discussion page (which you have deleted) and probably told you personally. Well, I am telling the fact again:

Pinaki Ghosh played a key role to promote his father in wikipedia. Pinaki added Ghosh’s name at the beginning of a list of ‘notable rationalists’ maintained in Rationalist movement page, based on which Kolkata TV broadcasted news on June 11, 2007 that Wikipedia had ranked Prabir Ghosh as World's number one rationalist. Prabir as well as Pinaki were involved to abuse the media. They still maintain a site claiming the same. To check, visit the following link. Michel, have you raised a single question about this thing? Before reply me, you please try to understand the motive of “editor” Pinaki.

I never insult anyone. Again I am sorry to say, you don’t understand the meaning of insulting.--Sukanta Das 10:19, 8 November 2007 (UTC)

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