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:]: Yes. I cannot see how to improve the article further, as my knowledge of the subject is practically non-existent. All I could really do was correct the grammar, syntax and formatting. I have edited the Family Tree, but it did not need much editing, and have tidied up some of the formatting in the notes and the rest. Good luck with promoting the article. ~ ] (]) 15:18, 12 December 2014 (UTC)
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== Fall of Fallujah. ==

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. If the fall of Fallujah is not in the article, it means that someone must have deleted it and the sources associated with it. It was probably one of those idiots who have been fighting over the status of ISIS. Someone needs to do something about those fools before they ruin the article. I'll try to rescue the orphaned references (Did I say that right? That is what this is called, isn't it?) and re-add the information, but it will take some time. I wish I could do something about the disruptive editors, but I'm new here, and I don't know what to do. Thanks again! ] (]) 21:27, 12 December 2014 (UTC)
:]: Yes, please add it if it is important information. I cannot remember it being there, but if you can find the orphaned references and restore the information, it will improve the article. It will need to go in the "As Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant" part of the "History" section. Do you mean editors who are anti-ISIL are spoiling the article? In my opinion at the moment the article is not always spoken in a neutral voice, which is against one of Misplaced Pages's main policies in ]. Remember you can add your voice to the Talk page discussions on anything and if you do not agree with what is said there you must speak up. It doesn't matter if you have not followed all the discussion, your opinion will be as valuable as any other editor's. ~ ] (]) 22:21, 12 December 2014 (UTC)

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== India and ISIL ==

India got added incorrectly and they just copied over the UN refs, but in fact India banned ISIL today. I've found a very specific ref that ISIL has been and a link to the which clearly says LIST OF BANNED TERRORIST ORGANISATIONS UNDER SECTION 35 OF UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES (PREVENTION) ACT. Note how they were added under the UN provisions and the UN provisions are on the gov list. Hope that meets your standard. ] (]) 18:20, 16 December 2014 (UTC)
:Thanks. I thought it might be correct, and only reverted because the citations were not right. I don't know how to look up things like this, but thought someone would be able to. ] (]) 18:50, 16 December 2014 (UTC)

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As far as I know, with certain restrictions to do with warnings and not changing other editor's contributions (], ], and ]) among others) you are free to do partial archives and delete other sections as you wish.
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That was not the point I was making. If you look at my archives, with the exception of a couple of vandals or edits by banned users, my talk page archives are accurate representations of the content of my talk page (you can check that because I move the page with its history when I archive it).

The edits you have been making to remove text from your page and the alterations to material as it is copied into the archive as well as deletion once archived, means that your archives are not an accurate reflection of the content of your talk page. There is nothing wrong with that, in the sense it is not against policy (although guidelines recommended that an editor archives her/his talk page rather than deleting content), but it does mean that another editor can not trust your archives to be a true and full reflection of your talk pages as as such are useless as an archive for anyone but yourself.
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: ]: I understood your point the first time, I think. To be clear, I have not gone back and deleted anything from an archive before, and wasn't aware I had done it this time; before you pointed it out I had no idea whether I deleted before or after archiving. You say it is better to archive than delete. Because the archives say, "Do not edit the contents of this page", does an unwanted thread have to wait until the next archiving? How is partial archiving done? Also, all deletions can easily be read by looking at the "Revision history" pages - I am sure we all look up each other's deleted threads from time to time - so I cannot see how deletions end up with an archive that cannot be trusted. Or do deleted threads not show up in archives? I need to understand this as I am still unclear about a lot of the technical side of WP editing. ] (]) 17:00, 18 December 2014 (UTC)
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::Personal note: if you do want to bring AN/I content onto the article talk page and present it a POV based issue the result would be that I would respond in kind. I hope that you don't think that the AN/I was presented because of the POV issues. I hope that Legacypac would agree but I would not object to a deletion here. Its up to you how far you want issues spread. ] ] 02:49, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
::: ]: I won't comment there any more about it, or anything else about the AN/I. Betrayal of a friendship is the overwhelming sense am left with by all this. It is very sad. Had I gone to AN/I for an IBAN I wouldn't have been so devastatingly savage about you. And the knowledge that enemies are tracking my every word on Misplaced Pages is very unpleasant. ] (]) 08:11, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
::::For what it is worth I have had similar feelings. You were initiating time consuming and unreferenced proceedings against me on Christmas Day amongst your multiple posts that you have made of complaint. I don't think that friends do this. They don't assert. I did my own research and found the materials that sadly I suspected were there. I have tried the approach of raising issues with you on a personal basis but, more and more, this has gone badly. There was no other option I could have taken. To my mind there are aspects of Misplaced Pages behaviour that you should consider. To my interpretation your tendency is to dodge and deflect and, as I believe that issues are of importance, I made a clear case. Please take the raised issues on board. I have had feelings similar to feeling savaged for the last three weeks. None-the-less, I have presented a case in language that is hoped will get you to consider what I consider to be positive ways of working that may be applied within Misplaced Pages and/or elsewhere. You had the choice as to whether to tackle the issues privately or to bring them to more public attention. You had the choice as to your approach to recent content added to the ISIL talk page and mine as well. I personally hope that you take the situation as a time for reflection, analysis and, from my point of view, personal growth. I apologise for any rough edges that I may have had along the way. I may have misinterpreted or misapplied comments made in regard to frank communication.
::::You are more than welcome to raise your own case at AN/I or at any relevant board that is likely to bring resolution. All I ask is that you cite and reference your case. Issues have certainly snowballed. I have no understanding of how they began. ] ] 13:16, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
:::::]: Have just written a long personal (not unpleasant) reply, but too embarrassed to release it in the goldfish bowl. Just want to reassure you that whatever happens at the end of this AN/I, won't counterattack, don't have the vendetta mentality. Will probably delete this thread, btw. ] (]) 14:30, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
::::::]: Have just seen your latest on the AN/I. Greg, don't you think we should stop sniping at each other at the AN/I, perhaps? I think we are both making ourselves look foolish. I was thinking of perhaps cutting out the comments from my <s>] I would leave it to whoever adjudicates this to act as judge and policeman in this matter. I know you like these roles, but it is not appropriate for you to undertake them at AN/I. ] (]) 22:27, 27 December 2014 (UTC)</s> to your "Make your charges properly, or not at all". It is very representative of a point of contention that I have also various made on a great many occasions. ] ] 14:29, 28 December 2014 (UTC)" What do you think? If you don't agree, I will redact and put "No comment" after that first struck out comment. We are seriously losing dignity now. I will try to keep civil from now on at AN/I. Can we try this? I mean this as a friendly gesture. ] (]) 14:54, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
:::::::Please, if you have issues to present in an AN/I or any relevant forum then please do so with proper citation. The policeman sub-thread has cost me a lot more unnecessary time and effort and I don't know the validity of deletion of content on an admin notice board. I have felt that you have been publicly attacking my dignity for some time now with article and talk page content. I have always said that you can write what you want and I can respond as I like. I am not here to spar. I am not here for dignity. I don't wish to cause upset. I just want to edit content. Please analyse and take stock of the issues presented. ] ] 15:31, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
::::::::I would be quite happy to remove all reference from the Talk:ISIL page and would risk moving Legacypac's comment as well. I have not seen this content recently but, as you know, it is something I was looking to give further response which has not yet been done. ] ] 15:41, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
:::::::::]: I would be happy to remove all my comments about "police" from the AN/I. It isn't really relevant, is it? I have answered your question on Lor's page, btw. Would you like the passage I referred to cut out or not? For the time being I will collapse it. I wish I had never used the word "spar". I have never regarded ''any'' of this dispute as sparring, how could I, was trying to make light of a bad situation. ] (]) 16:08, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
::::::::::I think that the collapse was a reasonable thing to do. I have just got back to the keyboard and have made comment. <s>If you can verify that material can be cut from an AN/I, I won't object</s>. You understand that I only have recollection of deleting text for other people's benefit and not directly my own. If you did, want to make non-combative and friendly gestures you would remove your anti-ISIL incitement thread above. I am tired with the ongoing drama, with the framing of not being calm, as police and everything else. ] ] 16:48, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
:::::::::::]: Good. I will check about removal from AN/I at the Help Desk. I will leave my AN/I post on the Talk page as I cannot understand your objection to it. I gave a link to it and editors can make up their own minds on it, maybe some will agree with you. It is ''usual'' to announce AN/Is on the Talk page. I made my statement on it, you made yours, so what? (I have added a couple of words to show I wasn't meaning the whole issue at AN/I was "very simple".) I cannot see how what I said is "anti-ISIL". I sometimes think you would fight your own shadow, Greg. ] (]) 17:27, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
::::::::::::I said, "I would be quite happy to remove all reference from the Talk:ISIL page and would risk moving Legacypac's comment as well." In your perception that "we are both making ourselves look foolish" on the AN/I board. I had seemingly wrongly presumed that this might have been what you wanted. ] ] 17:37, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
:::::::::::::]: We were clearly talking at cross-purposes. What does that second sentence mean? How is that linked to the Talk page point? I said I would prefer if you agreed to cut out the digression in the collapse box at AN/I (if that was permitted) as it was making us look foolish. Have added an explanatory note to the Talk page post, btw. You do strike me as still very upset, Greg. I had to defend myself at AN/I. I will try not to do it combatively as before. ] (]) 18:02, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
::::::::::::::"<s>If you can verify that material can be cut from an AN/I, I won't object</s>." What would you expect me to be like? Citation is never given. You have created what I regard to be unnecessary drama over, as I see it, non issues at talk:ISIL. You add what I consider to be ill thought through texts in various places requiring great time and effort to respond and then opt for deletion. You in my opinion are taking the "michael". I doubt that this is the intention but it's the definite effect. As previously stated I don't hold grudges but I remain wary. I have no confidence that this will stop, as I think you said, ~"by its own volition". Its a huge and unwanted ]. Issues presented at the AN/I are, I believe, accurate. It is your choice to defend, acknowledge and reassure or do nothing. Why was deleted as just one small example. As I see it it is all edit and filter here while, in public contents, being all to ready to name and shame. ] ] 18:21, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
:::::::::::::::]: Your hostility is staggering. I have been trying to remove comments that were unnecessarily hostile to you; I did it for your sake. As usual you impute imaginary bad motives to everything I do. It is very wearying, but I cannot even take it seriously any more. Is this because you could not make me remove the AN/I post on the Talk page? Is it because I gave as good as I got when I first saw the AN/I? What else did you expect? It was quite a heavy attack, although I did laugh when I first saw its title. Your anger was palpable, as are your grudges. They won't be lost on the adjudicator, btw, which is bad news for you. You would have done better to present your case neutrally. You say, "You have created what I regard to be unnecessary drama over, as I see it, non issues at talk:ISIL." That is what Legacypac says. Comments like that are very telling, and they sound warning signals for the article. I had better stop there. I have had to cut this post by half, as I did not want to inflame matters and start more trouble. It is impossible to talk straight with you now, everything gets twisted and you are deaf. Silence is the best policy now. ] (]) 19:49, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
::::::::::::::::No, please read what I said. No, from past experience I thought that it could be likely that you would not accept the issues raised at the AN/I. It was unfortunately what I predicted but I had no expectations.
::::::::::::::::I have withdrawn my acquiescence to your request to remove content from the AN/I. This is not in response to the above. It is rather a decision that I took after seeing your non-chronologically placed announcement re: ISIS: Copy-editing. Arguably best practice is as mentioned at ] and the thereafter mentioned ]. As you know you first made announcement here before Christmas. The AN/I was compiled after Christmas and my interpretation is that you are still sparring. ] ] 20:11, 28 December 2014 (UTC)


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