User talk:Aellithy
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[edit]Hello, Aellithy, and welcome to Wikipedia! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are some pages that you might find helpful:
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Aellithy, you are invited to the Teahouse
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September 2013
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Arabic language Wikipedia
[edit]Please don't add links to the Arabic language Wikipedia. Most of the links you added were already on Wikidata (https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Main_Page). If the link is not on Wikidata then please add them there rather than here. I have reverted all the links you added. Thanks. CambridgeBayWeather (talk) 16:51, 8 September 2013 (UTC)
- You keep doing this, please stop. I have reverted one and added it to Wikidata. Please familiarize yourself with these proceudres, interwikilinks should not be used any more. Thanks. --Randykitty (talk) 12:35, 20 October 2013 (UTC)
- Aellithy, thanks :-) for your interest in those links. I'll check back here once i learn how to comply with using the new facility, and i'll be sure that all the links you added on en:WP have been reflected (by someone, whoever it may be) on WikiData. In the particular case of the accompanying article Treating, the en:WP version was changed (by another editor, and before your edit) from a proper single-topic article to something that should never occur -- namely a page combining the Disambiguation function with content appropriate to cover the topics of two separate en:WP articles. I'll be breaking off from Treating the coverage of both topics, splitting them to create Treating (law) and Treating (sociology), and i'll turn Treating into a Disambiguation page that links to both of them. I "took my heart in my hands" (since all i know of written works in the Arabic language is "read from right to left"!) and was pleased to find that you'd referred to your English-language sources by including English titles. (Of course you did, just as i would where sources in other languages are involved!) I didn't really guess that you'd stick to the over-wide scope of our article, but that means to me that it is the Dab i'm creating that should inherit the link to the Arabic WP. What you translated may, for all i know, be acceptable at the ar:WP, and i'll leave it to you and other editors there to establish any further en-to-ar interlanguage links that seem appropriate, if you-all similarly decide to split the social and the political concepts into separate articles.
--Jerzy•t 06:38, 16 July 2014 (UTC)
- Aellithy, thanks :-) for your interest in those links. I'll check back here once i learn how to comply with using the new facility, and i'll be sure that all the links you added on en:WP have been reflected (by someone, whoever it may be) on WikiData. In the particular case of the accompanying article Treating, the en:WP version was changed (by another editor, and before your edit) from a proper single-topic article to something that should never occur -- namely a page combining the Disambiguation function with content appropriate to cover the topics of two separate en:WP articles. I'll be breaking off from Treating the coverage of both topics, splitting them to create Treating (law) and Treating (sociology), and i'll turn Treating into a Disambiguation page that links to both of them. I "took my heart in my hands" (since all i know of written works in the Arabic language is "read from right to left"!) and was pleased to find that you'd referred to your English-language sources by including English titles. (Of course you did, just as i would where sources in other languages are involved!) I didn't really guess that you'd stick to the over-wide scope of our article, but that means to me that it is the Dab i'm creating that should inherit the link to the Arabic WP. What you translated may, for all i know, be acceptable at the ar:WP, and i'll leave it to you and other editors there to establish any further en-to-ar interlanguage links that seem appropriate, if you-all similarly decide to split the social and the political concepts into separate articles.
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