User talk:Ojis

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[edit] Hi!

Hi Thomas,

I have wikified the Roma in Mitrovica Camps article - could you check it is okay for you? Your first draft was a bit too subjective and thus I've changed it. I'm interested in the plight of such people, due to the fact that my ancestry that is Romanian/Jewish (and Scottish!).

Good luck with all your work.

anon

Dear Anon,

I've edited your edit, as some links were described wrong: Paul Polansky made the film: I just wrote the poems and am webmaster for MRFF.

Thanks for standardising the page: where should I put detailed entries in?

[edit] Hello my dear Celtic friend!!!

Hóigh! I would like to ask you to place your comments on the talk page and not to vandalize the articles (Kosovo). Furthermore, I am really surprised to see you acting like a blind Serbian nationalist. You are a poet and should act like one.--Pjetër Bogdani III 01:03, 24 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Wikipedia is not a noticeboard/soapbox/blog/link farm/vanity forum/etc

Hi Tom. I can't help but notice that you have created (and edited) several articles of late that (at first glance at least) appear to be created simply to link to any one of your personal websites, or otherwise push a personal agenda (POV) of one kind or another. Ultimately these types of edits will be deleted (or reworded) by other editors, so it may make sense to expend that extra bit of effort to avoid POV language or similar. (Also - FYI - you may find your contributions will be better received if you expend a little bit more effort either "wikifying" or generally forming an article or submission for structure or readability before saving.) If you need help or support with the latter, please let me know. Guliolopez 18:45, 27 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Concentration camps Lety and Hodonín

I'd reverted your edits here. Although it may sprise you, Wikipedia is not place for product marketing and also doesn't serve as replacement of newspapers. Not every temporary fad one can read in sensationalist media is worth of encyclopedia. Thanks for undarstanding. Pavel Vozenilek 00:13, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

I'd created the article because I know about the topic more than what one reads in Sunday newspaper. When writing to others, please use Talk page, do not write on User page. Thanks for understanding. Pavel Vozenilek 01:09, 15 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Re: email

The recent activities of the National Party do no good to the name of Czech or Slovaks or the wider Slav community, and this is to chronicle their activities.

The National Party is nobody. They have handful of members, no money, no influence on anything, no people in municipal offices, no tradition and no support in media. Not even a charismatic leader. They attempted to attract media attention, as did many others with the same theme before, and obviously the succeded a little better since it got known even in Ireland's newspapers. As the media frenzy (in the Czech Republic) turned to other events the party returned back to its invisible life.
The article mentions misuse of the camp by extremists but doesn't list them one by one, they come and go and won't likely even get their article on Czech Wikipedia.

I am aware from my immigrant friends from Czrech rep of the hatred of Roma in their hearts that is still widespread today,

That's true (for last few centuries) and it is backed by current statistics. I would create article (or update an existing) but I am pretty low on time. I have something like 3,000 pages on watchlist, long list of articles I plan to create and real world work that can take all the time.

Ten years ago we took in 16000 Roma refugess, and 50000 others from nations like Congo and Nigeria. As soon as things settled, the Roma went home... not so the Nigerians and Congolese.

oNE OF THE SOURCES, MORE COMING SOON

If you have sourced numbers on emigration of Roma/emigration to Ireland/etc you may create an article (or check or update existing one). Pavel Vozenilek 21:19, 17 March 2006 (UTC)
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