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[edit] How to deal with Chinese
In light of accusations of my political views, I've included a very quick and dirty guide on how to debate with evil, baby-eating, lying, Chinese nationalist scum such as myself. (With apologies to the original authors) Feel free to suggest additional rules I should include.
While working on Wikipedia sooner or later (too soon in any case) you will meet the unpleasant creatures called "Chinese". Normal persons should avoid discussion with such individuals at any cost, although sometimes it is impossible. However, you can change that terrible experience into something entertaining by following a few simple rules, collected by me during the last few years on Wikipedia.
- Rule number one: CHINESE ARE WRONG. DO NOT ever assume that they have a different opinion; they are just wrong. Moreover, they know that they are wrong and they are discussing simply because they are a kind of little, irritating creature and because, besides quarelling in Wikipedia, there is nothing better to do in China.
- Rule number two: Start a conversation by impressing Chinese with your knowledge of Chinese. Say "chao nee ma" (Which means "screw your mother") or "Fah kiu" (pronounce it out loud!). Don't worry that it does not make sense to you. To Chinese it will and they will be highly impressed. At the same time you will set up the tone for further dispute.
- Rule number three: Use only simple sentences, since Chinese don't really understand English (do not forget to tell them about it), like "you are wrong", "I don't have time to educate you" etc. Remember that lobotomy and brainwashing is an integral part of Chinese culture.
- Rule number four: As soon as you get their attention, accuse them of nationalism or communism. They will actually like it.
- Rule number five: Never ever explain your reverts.
- Rule number six: As soon as discussion is started, ask them for sources. Don't worry when they provide you sources, they will be most likely written by Chinese authors. Tell them that Chinese authors are known by their dishonesty and bias. Demand English sources. In most unlikely scenario when you are presented with English sources, you still have a chance. If the dispute is about history of, say, India, demand Indian sources as they will most likely know about history of their own country (and Indians are not Chinese, so they won't be biased). If this is dispute about history of China, demand a book written by some totally neutral author, say, Polish.
- Rule number seven: If you start to lose the discussion, say that you lost interest and stop participating. Accuse them of inferiority complex.
- Rule number eight: Remember that all Chinese editors are members of the Vast Chinese Conspiracy. It always should be pointed out, so other people are aware of their machiavellian schemes.
- Rule number nine: If Chinese editors start producing unusually strong or coherent arguments, unlikely as that is, they're probably trying to brainwash you with their propaganda. Don't listen to them. Instead, accuse them of being a communist mouthpiece and ask them how long they've been on the government payroll.
Believe me, discussion with Chinese could be fun!
[edit] Political/cultural views
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[edit] Other stuff
Hooray, I'm newsworthy now! My edits have also gotten me reported into the newspaper, DNA India. (The reporter emailed me some questions, which I responded to, but apparently he didn't receive it, or it got lost in his spam filter, so the article says I didn't respond to him).
Major pages started by me (list not updated in a while):
- Taishanese
- Zhao Tuo
- Equal-field system
- Written Cantonese
- South Asians in Hong Kong
- Standard Romanization (Cantonese)
- Sidney Lau romanisation
- 1991 Sino-Russian border agreement
Major contributions
To do list:
- Arable land
- List of countries by arable land
- List of countries by arable land per capita
- radiation pattern
- Han Chinese
- Korean Chinese
- Waveguide (electromagnetism)
- Namwan Assigned Tract
- Various Chinese border treaties with former Soviet republics, Burma, and Vietnam
Wiki articles I like:
Utilities: