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Articles on French royalty
Hello Frania. Thanks for your note. While I do patrol pages for vandalism, I have not made any protection requests. My best advice would be to go to the Requests for protection page, and put your request there. Let me now how you make out. -- IG (talk) 0001:, 20 February 2009 (UTC)
Marie Louise d'Orléans
my dear =] i just copied and pasted bio to previous page; redircts will be fine =] x
An anecdote of the Emerald Isle
On Saturday, My family and I power-boated to an obscure Gaeltacht, relatively near our Barleycove, Cape Clear Island. It's very quiet, and the only place in Ireland where you can see a 10 year-old driving! The cars there don't need to pass their annual National Car Test, so they're pretty bashed up. It is common to see a car without doors. The island is home to a popular Summer Irish college (kinda like summer camp, but you gotta speak Irish!). Framing the bashed up cars is a hilly landscape, topped with a fresh water lake. The island overlooks a beautiful vista, you can see all around the bay. It is the most southerly island in the state. We lunched in a quaint little pub with a view of the South Harbour. The smell of wild foxgloves fills the air, and, if you're lucky, the open air tour bus might be operating. It brings the tourists to every valley & hill top. The population is a meagre 120, and all the families are related *creepy*. The island boasts Ireland's only manned bird observatory. And, of course, the obligitary gallery:
- Looking down on Cape Clear
- The main harbour
- I ate at the yellow building...imagine it being sunny!
- The famous cars:P
- Overlooking main harbour
- This doesn't have anything to do with the island, but it's a famous West Cork landmark!
Kit
That sounds far too complicated! My drawing skills are, at best, atrocious. Pehaps a wiki-pop shall suffice? -- Jack1755 (talk) 14:13, 6 September 2009 (U)
(Princess) Henrietta (Anne) of England
I would appreciate your opinion about the proper name of (Princess) Henrietta (Anne) of England, see Talk:Princess Henrietta of England JdH (talk) 13:35, 9 November 2010 (UTC)
Arc de Triomphe
Salut,
ça ne m'amuse pas plus que toi de laisser ces "marching naz" où ils sont mais il n'est pas envisageable de modifier les photos d'un article en fonction du jour de l'année. Après si tu veux changer cette photo de façon définitive, il faudra au préalable passer par un débat sinon ça va de nouveau dégénérer. Cordialement. Badzil (talk) 14:52, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
- Bonjour, mon cher,
- Toi, moi et quelques autres savons très bien pourquoi cette photo a été ajoutée en l'espace de six minutes à plusieurs articles de en:wiki - et ce n'est pas pour enrichir cette encyclopédie avec une image historique, mais un flagrant défi par un petit c... d'à peine 20 vingt ans et de certaine tendance, qui, 70 ans après les faits, prend une jouissance maladive (je pourrais dire pire, mais ne veux pas être aussi vulgaire que lui) à retourner le couteau dans la plaie de ceux qui ont vécu ou auraient pu vivre cette période. Les Allemands d'aujourd'hui font preuve de plus de pudeur - leur article sur l'Arc de Triomphe ne montre pas les "marching naz".
- Je te fais remarquer que, malgré ta révision, j'ai eu le culot de remettre l'Arc de Triomphe avec le drapeau français, foutant ainsi la zizanie dans le look de l'article; par contre, j'ai laissé les "marching naz" qui auraient une meilleure place dans l'article intitulé "March to Heil".
- P.S. Je trouve aussi que la photo de la Tombe du Soldat inconnu est nulle. On ne pourrait pas trouver mieux?
- Salut,
- je ne supporte évidemment pas les actions de Direktor et je pense que l'apparition de cette photo sur tous ces articles est une sorte d'harassement. Après Direktor prétextait que cette photo est très connue. Je ne sais pas toi mais moi personnellement je ne l'ai jamais vue avant toute cette zizanie. Il est possible qu'en France on aurait tendance à ne pas la montrer car c'est effectivement un peu blessant et humiliant. Cependant ça fait partie de l'Histoire et on aurait tort de ne pas la montrer.
- J'ai vu ta modification et comme tu as pu le remarquer, ne suis pas intervenu. Je ne supporte pas ton action mais la comprends. Reste à voir à quoi ça va mener maintenant.
- Enfin pour la tombe du soldat inconnu, tu as le choix ici.
- Cordialement. Badzil (talk) 17:01, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
- Badzil, côté français, je suis issue d'une famille de militaires, de marins, d'aviateurs, dans laquelle nombreuses femmes se sont retrouvées avec des orphelins à élever parce que veuves de guerre ou après un naufrage en mer. Tout ça pour te dire que chez moi, les femmes savent venir à la rescousse et ne se laissent pas marcher sur les pieds. De plus, tant du côté français que du côté polonais, ma famille a pas mal donné pendant la 2e guerre mondiale.
- Furthermore, je sais ce que sont des documents historiques, et je n'ai rien contre leur utilisation, mais n'étant pas exactement une imbécile, je sais aussi repérer les coups tordus, et la zizanie a été lancée le jour où monsieur petit c... a ajouté ces photos, car il ne l'a pas fait par respect historique, mais pour emmerder le monde = harrassment, comme quelqu'un qui s'amuserait à envoyer la photo d'une corde à la famille d'un pendu. Alors, si c'est foutre la zizanie dans en:wiki un jour de 11 novembre que de mettre en évidence le drapeau français, que le reste du monde apprécie ou pas, je m'en contrefous.
- Ce à quoi ça va mener maintenant? Quelqu'un va passer et faire le ménage.
- Et j'espère que toute cette histoire ne créera pas d'antagonisme entre nous.
- Cordialement, --Frania W. (talk) 18:08, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
I can read French, fyi, and will report you should these sort of attacks continue. If you must conspire against Wiki users, I suggest you do so somewhere where you cannot be blocked for it quite so easily.
When I introduced the image I had no idea it would create a conflict with French users on Wiki. I could not imagine there would be such resentment towards placing a photo of such an immensely significant historical event in articles where it fits the context perfectly.
Once more: this was not done out of any sort of resentment towards France or the French. I harbour absolutely NO ill-will towards France and do NOT have any kind of agenda to emphasize the German victory in the Battle of France - quite the opposite: if I had my own "personal list of favorite nations" France would be at the top. I won't go into this any further, but please believe me that my actions were lead by the intent to improve the encyclopedia. Understand: the Battle of France is likely the single most important event in 20th century history of France, and certainly the event of 20th century French history which had the greatest impact on world history. Its significance is the very highest beyond question. It cannot be sidelined because it provokes negative feelings in French patriots.
As a long-time editor on enWikipedia's infamous Balkans articles, I have accumulated significant experience in combating nationalist POV and have a acquired a deep dislike for the damage it does to articles. "National pride" is a powerful distortion agent that destroys objectivity. I am not just saying this. Talk:Battle of France is an example. All non-French users almost universally agreed that there is nothing wrong with using the image on the lead. French users, who found it offensive out of nationalist sentiment ("national pride") - disagreed. Had we followed the opinions of users influenced by national sentiment - we would have had a lesser and less-objective article. I wont drone on any further, regards --DIREKTOR 09:46, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
Inquiétude
Salut Frania,
Merci, but don't worry; I use talk pages; edit wars are… hmmm… enfantillages… dziecinada ;D ++ Alvar☮ 11:06, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
Picture modifications for Arc de Triomphe
Hi,
I modified the pictures for the History section of the Arc de Triomphe article. Please read my justification before taking any action. This is an attempt of improvement. Badzil (talk) 12:58, 12 November 2010 (UTC)