User talk:Yodin/Archive 2016

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Nikkimaria (talk) 22:07, 1 January 2016 (UTC)
 * And the same for JSTOR. Nikkimaria (talk) 23:35, 8 April 2016 (UTC)

FYI
Re: your edit, you stated that no edit summary isn't a reason to revert - yet if you look around the project you'll see that it actually is, quite often and regularly. With this particular editor, you'll note that multiple editors have reverted him for this very reason and he has been warned about it repeatedly. You also said check the article - that is what the editor should have done. It's not my job (or anyone else's) to vet this editors contributions by checking source articles, providing reliable sources when needed and supplying edit summaries to explain his edits. This is just enabling him, not helping him. Have at look at the histories... - the WOLF  child  03:18, 29 January 2016 (UTC)
 * Oh, welcome back after the block! As you can see, I'm no newbie, but the only two instances I've seen of reverting "just because they didn't put an edit summary in" have been yours. It completely goes against the very idea of an encyclopedia that anyone can edit, and we have a duty as editors to check if the edit stacks up before reverting. Why? Because, as in this instance, they might be right, and you might be wrong. You've recently been warned about your behaviour here, so if this is what you've been waiting to say, I suggest you either learn the lesson, or move on. &#8209;&#8209; Yodin T 19:48, 29 January 2016 (UTC)

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Help from a seasoned user, please?
Hey there, Yode,

(Please keep this section for reference, but archive it soon because of... "reasons." Okay?) Man, these idiots are still thinking that I'm a sock of that other guy. I've tried to conform many articles to the rule that we had been talking about, but they'd rather wreck good work done, in the name of their precious politics, than keep the work that was already done to improve the project by helping it follow its own rules. With the clout that you have (but without giving me credit, LOL!), will you please go in and revert their latest reversions back to where I had them, from this list of articles (plus, maybe help work on several more)?

The supposedly "impossible-to-edit to MoS standards, except by a long-estabished editor" articles:
 * 1) Latest reversion of The B-52's
 * 2) Last July 23 edition of The Byrds
 * 3) Latest reversion at The Birds (band)
 * 4) Latest reversion at The Blow Monkeys
 * 5) July 13 reversion at The Black Crowes
 * 6) Last July 29 edition of The Shins
 * 7) Last July 23 edition of The Beau Brummels
 * 8) July 25 edit, right under page protection, of The Clash

And then... ones that haven't been MoSed yet: Many of the bands from the third list down and further, here:. The easiest way to spot the "The __[Blank]__" and turn them into "the __[Blank]__" is to use a browser like Firefox that has "match case" and "highlight all" as two of its "Find (on this page)" features, and then type or paste "The __[Blank]__" band name into it (remembering not to include any spaces before or after).

Thanks for any help you'll be willing to give me on this! Those guys are really being short-sightedly ridiculous! Will you help me out, please? And will you please reply here (I'll keep a bookmark to the archive so I can still get to it easily after you've archived it)? 97.117.52.73 (talk) 12:35, 4 August 2016 (UTC)

And now one of the asses is going through and undoing ALL this work: But to what end: making the encyclopedia break its own rules? We might as well erase that part of the MoS! Those stupid idiots think "politics rule over improvements," which is absolutely ridiculous! Ughh, I have a violent statement in my mind about them, and him in particular, but I'm not sure that if I say it, _you_ would also be against me for crossing some sort of line. Anyway, I think if you revert all those, when he sees that you're well-established, he'll leave them in place. Would you agree? 97.117.52.73 (talk) 14:32, 4 August 2016 (UTC)

Precious anniversary
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Strange stories about Strange Stories
Thanks for your work to straighten out Strange stories from a Chinese Room! I apologize if I made things worse by trying to handle it myself before I realized that I was in over my head. I got lost in the Redirects and double Redirects, but I think it's ok now (including the links to the Chinese, Norwegian, and other Wikipedias that were lost when the article was frivolously renamed). Userfahne Contributions] shows that he has not quit his other contributions, which stretch the boundaries of AGF. Cheers!ch (talk) 20:35, 8 November 2016 (UTC)
 * That's ok, glad you stepped in, and thanks for all of your other editing! Also good to see from his talk page that lots of admins are now aware of what he's doing (not to mention he seems to have given up at least on the Strange renamings for now – hope I don't jinx it!). And it does somehow feel like it could be the prelude to some modern cyber-horror story! :) &#8209;&#8209; Yodin T 22:55, 10 November 2016 (UTC)