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Tbilisi either, you can look at many other cities to see what I'm talking about. For example, Berlin, it is a cold city right? It is also classified as having "cool" winters, even though it has a lower mean temperature during its coldest month compared to Tbilisi. This is why I had to change the wording, not that I am trying to downgrade Tbilisi. As for the figures, I am not making anything up. The weather data on the Tbilisi article is provided by Pogoda.ru.net and the Hong Kong Observatory. And the rules for classifying climates are stated on the Köppen climate classification page. I just apply these rules to the given set of data on the respective pages, as do other editors. However you know what would be a constructive argument? Providing official meteorological data from the State Meteorological Service of Georgia. It would be beneficial to change these secondary sources with the official data from the official source of the respective country. Since I don't speak any Georgian, and you do, you can go ahead and find the website to publish these figures. As for the 3RR rule, you don't need to only revert from the revert button to qualify as a revert. Manual changes are also inclusive.
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with the exact same matters/stuff/pattern as you did back then, when, according to your own words, at that time you were still a "immature high school kid"? Just for a thought. Having said that, I'd like to state to the reading admins here that even though
Damianmx's "revelation" or "confession" sounds promising on paper, please keep in mind that this was his third unblock request. Given that his previous two unblock requests were to blatantly deny any sockpuppetry, and were rightfully so declined, another one would have most definetely have resulted in a revokement of talk page access. Obviously, to keep the dialogue going, he "suddenly" changed the approach and admitted that this account is another sock on the final and last unblock request ticket. Even though shortly before he literally completely denied any remote sockpuppetry links. Nevertheless, I do hope for him that he can indeed do what he pledges to do and return in the distant future as a good standing Knowledge member. Bests -
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But because I made a mistake of IP/Account puppetry years ago when I was still an immature High School student, I got caught up in an endless loop of blocks and comebacks. When I was first blocked I was not told anything about a fresh start, so I kept coming back in disguise, which eventually turned into a pattern. I guess I was also motivated by spite: as you may note, many of the previous SPIs were revenge investigations opened by users who themselves turned out to be indefinitely blocked puppets with a grudge. I know well that this does not excuse my behavior, but I just wanted to provide some context for my urge to keep coming back just to prove some other puppet reincarnations wrong. A very immature mistake, either way.
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the obscurity and specialization of the subject. Damianmx was making both sort of edits: he was a bad editor not because of his socking, but because of his editing aims revealed through his content additions. While LouisAragon's comments got overly personal and off-topically insulting, I see where he was coming from.
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For 6 years you're intermittently socking on
Knowledge. From 2010 up to including right now, anno 2016. This is not the place to find a solution for your extreme insecurities and doubts regarding Georgia. You tell that "back then" you were "still a immature high school kid". Well, why do you continue
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I don't mind it either way. The original page was deleted because it was an unsourced list of disparate culinary topics, which could not stand as an article of its own and added no value. If you want to create a disambiguation page and list cuisine pages for individual Balkan countries for reference,
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As I have grown and learned a thing or two on this site, I decided to move away from serial evasion and hope to turn into a more legitimate editor. In fact, excluding this account, I have not produced socks in years, which is in stark contrast to how many I hatched before. Some of the recent blocked
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Tbilisi is relatively drier compared to some other regions of Georgia, however still too far off from the threshold to be mentioned. It is similar to some regions in Germany and South Eastern Britain. As for the continental influences, I find it fit to be mentioned in the article. In
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Tbilisi. What
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Damian salams gitvli, aseti damwerlobit da ucnauri qartulit imitom gwer rom arc targmna shedzlon da arc enis dadgena :D. Shen tu gaqvs rame socialuri qseli mitxari da shevxmiandet. Aqtiuri redaqtori xar da urtiertanamshromloba sachiro sakitxebze gamogvadgeba, me chemi saxelit vidzebnebi zukeris
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