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lying, something like "unqouted sources" or similar). So, there is 3to1 fight, me being accused. I elaborate, I get accused. They erase legitimate changes without explanation. 2) I am warned to go to discussion to talk page (although my explanation is clear and supported, and their reaction is not). OK, I go to the talk page, I elaborate. No one replies, my changes are again removed and I end up being suspended. Absolutely no ground for reverting page given. 3) Now, it already seems suspicious. My changes are small, but extremely relevant. You see, article is much better than before, but still in many places between the lines tries to be biased. For example, there is and will be never ending fight whether it was an ethnic cleansing or not. So, we will never agree. However, the article qoutes 4 people saying "it was" and 1 person saying "it wasn't". Out of the 4 people saying "it was", one is biased friend of Milošević who denies Srebrenica genocide, which should be more than enough to discredit him in any normal conversation. So, this is obvious bias and should be deleted. And then, I become suspicious, because there seems to be organised removal of my modifications with false accusations, but not talking about the subject. So, just theoretically, of course, the plan could be like this - I am only 1, so if I revert it, I get a warning - it is 5 of them, so when somebody reverts it twice, the new one jumps in.

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justifiably separate articles. This is what would in effect happen if the page is moved, resulting in one article for Yeomanry in general, and a second article for Yeomanry Cavalry focussed on the 19th century institution. Your second statement seems to say the opposite, that Yeomanry Cavalry should not exist as a separate article, and the subject matter should exist only in summary as part of a single Yeomanry article.

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back to having a more general scope. To avoid any accusations of gaming etc, I would just flag your intention on the talk page of Yeomanry, noting that you accept that the change of scope wasn't appropriate, and see if anyone objects to your course of action. If any admin-type stuff needs doing, let me know? Cheers,

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What Hart thinks is sufficient info on Meyer in a book about a major Allied operation isn't necessarily what is sufficient on WP for a bio article, which at B-Class is "no obvious gaps". In my view there are obvious gaps. Of course, you are free to have someone else look it over, but I wouldn't class

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talk, can you take a visit there and see. I do not deserve this kind of abuse.... topic is Soldier's Medal. Its personal attack(s) on me whether they say so or not. Unfortunately, they don't really care about Murphy it seems. I do. Would like your imput about my changes for Murphy. Thought these were

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It is Yeoman that is a disambiguation page, not Yeomanry Cavalry. And Yeomanry Cavalry currently redirects to Yeomanry. For far as I can tell, all that has to be done is convert the Yeomanry Cavalry redirect page into an article page, and revert the conversion you did on the Yeomanry page so it goes

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article for Milhist, and being a relatively new editor here, was unsure whether the article's rather troubled history would constitute an auto-fail per the guidelines. Apparently it's been the target of some revisionism attempts by Rajasthani nationalists. I was busy, and procrastinated for quite a

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system, not dropping sticks, etc. Further complications are: "Yeomanry Cavalry" already exists as a disambig page; and there's a lot of page history that will be lost in any move that I, as a non-admin, am capable of doing. Are you able to advise how I might correctly go about achieving the split?

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I edited "order police" to "regulatory police" simply because, as a native English speaker, I recognise that there is no such animal in the English language as "order police". I feel that "regulatory police" is simply a better translation but of course I bow to your better feelings in the matter.

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Thanks. I'm perfectly happy with that solution, but now I have a problem. At the moment the page move request looks like it will be declined, so if I then restore the original Yeomanry article and move the work I've done on Yeomanry Cavalry to a new article, I will likely be accused of gaming the

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My point (perhaps poorly explained) is that you wouldn't move one to the other if both were justifiably separate articles. Which I consider they are. So, my view is that you should revert your edits to the original article so it reflects the original intent there (as an overview of Yeomanry), and

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It's not a book I have ready access to. Meyer was a battalion / regimental commander until 1944 so treatment of his activities is not detailed in the books that I can access. In any case, I don't believe that B-class articles are required to be comprehensive. Hart, for example, finds a brief bio

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Hi, I am new here and wondering if you can clarify situation on Op. Storm? Here is the chronology: 1) I modified the page with relevant sources (both clear quote primary source and the source already used in the same page), all of a sudden there is 3 IPs reverting it without any explanation (or

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Hi. I'm sorry if this comes across as badgering, and please believe me that's not my intention. I'm just seeking clarification. The two sentences in your rationale seem to contradict each other. You first state that they (and I assume "they" means "Yeomanry" and "Yeomanry Cavalry") seem to be

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Hello Peacemaker. It seems you may need to lock WWII in Yugoslavia again as the same person appearing with different IP addresses for the past six months continues to historically revise the page (and many others across Knowledge). It's amazing how dedicated these ultra-nationalists are.

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It is still very thin on operational details during the war. Is there a reason you haven't used "Hitler's Commanders: German Action in the Field 1939-1945" by James Lucas, which has a detailed profile of him including his early life and service history?

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I am already a part of the military history task force as a whole, however I am wanting to join the German military history task force as well. I went to add my name to the list on that particular post but I could not find the place to do it.

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wholesale reverts unconstructive, as I pointed out on Talk. The article is allowed for legitimate edits. I do not make any drastic changes, just add new info, sourced no worse than the rest. As you could already see in

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G'day, I think both ideas have merit, but particularly the second one. I am a bit concerned that some editors may have wide ranging interests but may not necessarily want to participate in many projects. Cheers,

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they were unsworn: I know you have explained this fine deeper in the article, but it's a critical fact and that sentence in the lede implies that the witnesses perhaps could have been sworn.

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Hey, kept slipping my mind but I wanted to thank you for the invite and welcome to Milhist. Haven't been too active in discussion but I love that such a group exists.

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Getting peripheral now, but the paragraph on Clement Smith is a bit confusing about what he was trying to achieve with the speech/what his take on the massacre was

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It means what it says. He was being undermined with (the authorities in) Berlin. It is a common usage in English.

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Good Topic – Four different editors created a GT in R2, R3 and R4.

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Did You Know – Adityavagarwal had 22 DYKs on the main page in R5.

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I think so. Give it a run and see what results we get? Cheers,

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