User:Deucalionite

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Identification 3 Favorite Quotes 4 New Articles (Updated: March 29, 2007) 4.1 A 4.2 B 4.3 C 4.4 D 4.5 E 4.6 F 4.7 G 4.8 H 4.9 I 4.10 J 4.11 K 4.12 L 4.13 M 4.14 N 4.15 O 4.16 P 4.17 R 4.18 S 4.19 T 4.20 V 4.21 W 4.22 Y 4.23 Z 5 Major Edits

[edit] Introduction

Oule, Ave and Hello. The Hellenic nomenclature I possess is Deucalionite. Yes, I am well aware of the fact that I have a Greek bias (face it, everyone has a bias). However, I emphasize the importance of honesty so as to ensure that the articles I write are both informative and historically accurate (I try my best). Remember, "a strong stomach makes truth better than objectivity." I have been on Wikipedia since April 2005 even though at the time, I was just an IP address. One of my professions entails providing sociological analyses of historical events (especially when it comes to Greek history). No, I am not "eccentric" as some users falsely assume. In fact, I think and act in an "unconventionally conventional" and "conventionally unconventional" fashion. I dare anyone to try saying that five times fast (a real tongue-twister). All in all, I have a dualistic mentality and am well aware of its merits and disadvantages (if there are any).

Remember, any questionable/dubious statements or actions on my part are solely for social experimentation purposes (i.e. studying various user-to-user behavior dynamics, facets of the inhibition effect, HCI dynamics, etc.). This is not an excuse, even though I'd be flattered if people thought that way. If anything, what I do and say is under the aegis of "academic business in progress." If you are new to Wikipedia, then always remember that certain users are sociologically blind whereby they believe that language perfectly reflects a person's ethnic, cultural, and religious background. As a Greek who speaks both English and Greek, I find this blindness to be quite offensive.

Thus far, I have lost eight articles (I know, "cry me a river"). Philippos Chatzaridis, Evangelos Spandagos, Ashis Nandy (reclaimed), Elias Tsatsomoiros, Ian Mitroff (reclaimed), Joseph E. Yahuda, Christos Sariannidis and Peng Yoke Ho no longer exist. These articles are considered "non-notable" because Wikipedia only cares about people of glitter and glamor (i.e. not enough "Google hits" if you know what I mean). People are not defined based on notability irrespective of their contributions being positive or negative. Knowledge, in general, should never be judged solely on notability since the concepts of "mainstream" and "fringe" are fluid and ever-changing. Concepts, specifically, can only exhibit dynamics of absolution if they are supported by both compelling and conclusive evidence (not an easy task I can assure you). I find the slogan "Free the Knowledge of the World" as a hypocritical piece of false advertising.

Along with the aforementioned articles, I also lost my "coat-of-arms" that used to be on the above right-hand corner of this page. I'll spare you the details. I sort of expect by the year 2010 (or even earlier) to be permanently banned from Wikipedia. Hopefully by then, all of my experiments will be complete. If not, then I could always extend the date. Something to look forward to. The new articles shown on this page are meant to fill in Wikipedia's "information gaps," as well as fulfill the parameters of my social experiments. You like them? Great. You hate them? Spare me your speech of self-righteous proportions or get an administrator to ban me since that is usually my "fate." Have a nice day or a terrible one if that is your personal preference.

[edit] Identification

[edit] Favorite Quotes

Οστίς πολεμιστής, ακολουθείτω μοί. - Emperor Basil II

Áριστη μόρφωση για την αληθινή ζωή πρέπει να θεωρείται αυτή που αποκτάται από την πραγματική ιστορία. - Polybius

Κανείς δεν μπορεί να είναι άνθρωπος ξεχνώντας την καταγωγή του. Να θυμάται από που βγήκε, που μεγάλωσε, ποιο έθνος τον ανέθρεψε. - Ion Dragoumis

[edit] New Articles (Updated: March 29, 2007)

Total Number of Articles: 220

[edit] A

Adamantios Sampson, Aleksandra Wasowicz, Alexander Fol, Antonios Keramopoulos, Arabic-African Union Treaty, Armatoloi, Aris Poulianos, Ashis Nandy, Atsushi Akera

[edit] B

Bartolomeo Minio, Battle of Jarnac, Battle of Mergentheim, Battle of Moncontour, Battle of Steppes, Bazrangids

[edit] C

Carsten Høeg, Christos G. Doumas, Christos Tsountas, Cymaeans

[edit] D

Deepak Kumar (historian), Desmichels Treaty, Diogenes of Oenoanda, Dionysius the Philosopher, Dispilio Tablet

[edit] E

Echembrotus, Edict of Amboise, Edict of Boulogne

[edit] F

Filippo Sassetti, First Treaty of San Ildefonso, Franco-Moroccan Wars

[edit] G

George Hourmouziadis

[edit] H

Hedges Treaty, Henriette Mertz

[edit] I

Ian Mitroff, Illyrius, International Congress of Thracology

[edit] J

Jacomo Barbarigo

[edit] K

Kilwa Empire

[edit] L

Laura K. Boyer, Linnda R. Caporael

[edit] M

Makis Voridis, Maniots, Margaret Wertheim, Mazaris

[edit] N

Nicephorus Blemmydes

[edit] O

Olympiotes, Orseis, Osage Treaty

[edit] P

Pactum Warmundi, Panagiotis Danglis, Paul Faure (archeologist), Peace of Asti, Peace of Longjumeau, Peace of Olomouc, Peace of Tyrnau

[edit] R

Robert J. Zydenbos, Roman Graves of Stenungsund (now Stenungsund excavations)

[edit] S

Sarakatsani, Science shop, Sclaveni (merged with Slavic peoples), Second Treaty of San Ildefonso, Sfakians, Sharon Anderson-Gold, Souliotes, Spyridon Stais, Stratioti

[edit] T

Tamar Gordon, The Races of Europe, The Willy-Nicky Correspondence, Theodore Spyropoulos, Thomson-Urrutia Treaty, Treaty of 1677, Treaty of Allahabad, Treaty of Andorra, Treaty of Angoulême, Treaty of Ankara (1921), Treaty of Antwerp (1609), Treaty of Aranjuez (1752), Treaty of Aranjuez (1777), Treaty of Aranjuez (1779), Treaty of Aranjuez (1780), Treaty of Aranjuez (1801), Treaty of Athis-sur-Orge, Treaty of Azores, Treaty of Barcelona, Treaty of Bardo, Treaty of Barwald, Treaty of Bassein (1534), Treaty of Bassein (1802), Treaty of Batticaloa, Treaty of Berlin (1742), Treaty of Berlin (1889), Treaty of Berwick (1639), Treaty of Blois (1572), Treaty of Bongaja, Treaty of Bonn, Treaty of Björkö, Treaty of Breslau (1742), Treaty of Bucharest (1886), Treaty of Caen, Treaty of Cardis, Treaty of Ceprano (1080), Treaty of Ceprano (1230), Treaty of Chambord, Treaty of Concordia, Treaty of Conflans, Treaty of Constantinople (1479), Treaty of Copenhagen (1441), Treaty of Delft, Treaty of Den Haag (1625), Treaty of Den Haag (1661), Treaty of Den Haag (1701), Treaty of Den Haag (1795), Treaty of Den Haag (1895), Treaty of Den Haag (1949), Treaty of Dordrecht (1489), Treaty of Dovydiškės, Treaty of Dresden, Treaty of El Pardo (1739), Treaty of El Pardo (1761), Treaty of El Pardo (1778), Treaty of Fleix, Treaty of Frankfurt (1489), Treaty of Friendship and Alliance, Treaty of Fulda, Treaty of Gianti Java, Treaty of Gorinchem, Treaty of Granada (1500), Treaty of Hamburg (1638), Treaty of Hampton Court (1562), Treaty of Heiligen, Treaty of Hué (1863), Treaty of Hué (1883), Treaty of Hué (1884), Treaty of Innsbruck, Treaty of Iwo Jima, Treaty of Kalisz (1813), Treaty of Kalmar, Treaty of Karlsburg, Treaty of Königsberg (1390), Treaty of Königsberg (1656), Treaty of Kowloon, Treaty of Legos, Treaty of Leipzig, Treaty of Leoben, Treaty of Lieben, Treaty of Loudun, Treaty of Lübeck, Treaty of Luzern, Treaty of Lyons (1504), Treaty of Lyons (1601), Treaty of Madrid (1621), Treaty of Martinique, Treaty of Medina del Campo (1431), Treaty of Melbourne, Treaty of Melfi, Treaty of Montmartre, Treaty of Montpellier, Treaty of Monzón, Treaty of Moscow (1880), Treaty of Munich (1619), Treaty of Munich (1628), Treaty of Munich (1631), Treaty of Nemours, Treaty of Odessa, Treaty of Paris (1229), Treaty of Paris (1303), Treaty of Paris (1323), Treaty of Paris (1355), Treaty of Paris (1623), Treaty of Paris (1657), Treaty of Paris (1900), Treaty of Pavia, Treaty of Péronne (1468), Treaty of Plessis-les-Tours, Treaty of Preobrazhenskoye, Treaty of Prenzlau, Treaty of Purandar (1665), Treaty of Purandar (1776), Treaty of Raalte, Treaty of Ramla, Treaty of Riascha, Treaty of Rouen, Treaty of Saigon (Hawaii), Treaty of San Germano, Treaty of Speyer (1209), Treaty of Speyer (1544), Treaty of Springwells, Treaty of Stockholm (1884), Treaty of Surji-Arjungaon, Treaty of Szatmár, Treaty of Taastrup, Treaty of Tafna, Treaty of Tangiers, Treaty of Tehuacana Creek, Treaty of Templin, Treaty of the Eighty Articles, Treaty of Tokyo, Treaty of Trente, Treaty of Ulm (1620), Treaty of Vaucelles, Treaty of Venlo, Treaty of Vienna (1606), Treaty of Vienna (1725), Treaty of Vienna (1731), Treaty of Vienna (1864), Treaty of Westminster (1461), Treaty of Westminster (1756), Treaty of Whampoa, Treaty of Wismar, Treaty of Xanten, Treaty of Yorktown, Treaty of Zurich

[edit] V

Valerios Stais

[edit] W

William Z. Ripley, WIPO Protection of Broadcasting Organizations

[edit] Y

Youra Potsherds

[edit] Z

Zanj Empire

[edit] Major Edits

Athanasios Miaoulis, Arvanites, Byzantine Empire, Dimini, Glozel Tablets (now Glozel), Greece, List of international declarations, List of treaties, London Protocol, Names of the Greeks, Ottoman Greece, Pelasgians, Sesklo, Thracians, Vine Deloria, Jr., Treaty of Bergerac, Treaty of Seville (1729), Treaty of Zuhab, Edict of 1577, War of the Mantuan Succession, Treaty of Hellgate, Congress of Arras.