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== Sockpuppet investigation == | |||
Hello Levanteditor. Before you blanked your talk page, you asked me why I tagged it with a ] warning. Your question was: | |||
⚫ | Hello Levanteditor: I've opened a sockpuppet investigation in which your account is named. See ]. ] <sup>(]·])</sup> 22:37, 8 June 2009 (UTC) | ||
::Hello Sir: My question is that, what do you mean I have a conflict of interest? Sorry if my question bothered you. 77.245.3.99 (talk) 4:56 pm, 16 May 2009, last Saturday (3 days ago) (UTC−5) | |||
: Why is that? ] (]) 16:51, 9 June 2009 (UTC) | |||
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It's no bother at all and quite a legitimate thing to ask. So, even though your question no longer appears in the current version of your talk page, I owe you this reply. | |||
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In the interest of context, I actually posted two warnings, one for ] and the other for ]. Correspondingly, I also marked each article with ''<nowiki>{{COI}}</nowiki>'' tags that refer to apparent conflicts by both yourself and {{lu|Nora abazed}}. | |||
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In several of your substantive contributions, you write material that could only be known by someone who is close to each of these subjects. By "close", I mean having knowledge that would not be found in an independent, ] and ] source or known commonly. For example, look at the opening sentence in . (What source published the locale of origin of the subject's ancestors?) Contributors having such proximity to a subject – especially a living person – are invariably troubled by Misplaced Pages's requirement for ]. Contributions to an article about a ] by the subject himself are discouraged in the strongest terms. | |||
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] – 50 minutes after it was established – was to create the article about Mr. Haykal. Since then, essentially all of your account activity has been in pursuit of Mr. Haykal's direct and indirect interests: Transtek, ], ]. Recent edit activity has included more of his indirect interests, such as categorizing WEF YGL honorees, of which he is one. Evaluating actions only and not intent, your ] projects aspects of Mr. Haykal's life onto Misplaced Pages. | |||
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When these issues are viewed together, alongside your comment about interviewing Mr. Haykal (regarding which, see ]), your contributions create a vivid appearance of conflict. I'm happy to debate this with you if you'd like, yet it's hard to imagine a contrary position that would pass the ]. In my experience, an account prosecutes a contribution agenda such as yours only if its owner has a personal or professional interest in the content it's creating. | |||
Given that you and ] are the primary authors of these two articles, it's appropriate that the <nowiki>{{COI}}</nowiki> article tags remain in place. | |||
If you'd like to take this discussion to the articles' talk pages or to ] and solicit comments from the editorial community-at-large, I'd be happy to do so. Perhaps others who are watching this talk page will comment here. | |||
Finally, in case I haven't said this: assuming that the articles' contents are factually correct and verifiable, I do believe that both Transtek and Mr. Haykal possess sufficient notability to warrant inclusion. The process by which they're constructed, however, is as important as its result. | |||
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:: Thank you for the clarification. I think your concern is ligitimate, however, it's a little too far fetched. There are endless sources on Haykal in Arabic, a language I can read and write. I suggest you flag the entry for deletion as this is better than flagging it as conflict of interest material. Otherwise, you can do your own research and edit the article accordingly. Best regards, Tom ] (]) 20:01, 23 May 2009 (UTC) | |||
::: Also on neutrality, check the last part of the first version that I edited under the title controversy. That was later removed by another editor. My pattern of editing is because I'm only a beginner; that's all. Tom ] (]) 20:04, 23 May 2009 (UTC) | |||
::::A handful of points in response: | |||
::::*What exactly is "far-fetched" (your phrase)? If my facts or analysis are wrong, please say specifically what and why. | |||
::::*You claim to be a beginner, yet you've contributed since July, 2008 – longer than many experienced editors – and often cooperatively with {{lu|Nora abazed}} and sometimes, {{lu|Quinn56}}. In what way are you a beginner? | |||
::::*The hyperbole ("endless sources") isn't convincing. What substance backs this up? | |||
::::*You've still not explained why, given the description of conflict above, the <nowiki>{{COI}}</nowiki> tag should not appear on the article. | |||
::::I've raised the issue of your COI-editing on ]. Let's see what other members of the community have to say about it. You're most welcome, of course, to contribute to the discussion there. ] <sup>(]·])</sup> 05:51, 24 May 2009 (UTC) | |||
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Sockpuppet investigation
Hello Levanteditor: I've opened a sockpuppet investigation in which your account is named. See Misplaced Pages:Sockpuppet_investigations/Nora_abazed. Jim Ward 22:37, 8 June 2009 (UTC)
- Why is that? Levanteditor (talk) 16:51, 9 June 2009 (UTC)
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Nomination of Abdulsalam Haykal for deletion
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