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As a heads up, I'm basically never going to argue with anyone here. If you're here itching for a fight, you'll be disappointed and I won't respond. Demands not in line with policy will be ignored. With that said - I do respond to constructive criticism, notices of policy (and suggested compliance), and good faith attempts at collaboration.

So anyway

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Yes, the bibliography needs formatting. Also more Polish sources if that is something you can easily do. If not, I am trying to come back to it. I am currently finishing up a big push to help someone get ready for a GA review but I am almost done.

I don't think you need to recuse yourself from Double genocide. That thread on my talk page blew up though, and is now at AE, so I think it isn't a good time to get too personal, as attention may drift over here. But it looks to me like towards the end you might have been trying to discuss at the talk page but I missed it because I was looking at ANI. The asynchronicity of Wikipedia is a problem. Willing to try that again if you are, and also, the topic needs people who can listen. Let's let the controversial AE die down -- it isn't about that page exactly, just about That One Guy explaining it to me all wrong, and not even that. I used the page as an example of his pattern of not listening. Thank you for not being that guy after all. Are you watching the Double genocide article? Ps: I was serious about Brazil. Elinruby (talk) 23:02, 6 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks! I appreciate your extension of an olive branch, and it's very generous of you to think I shouldn't recuse myself. I am happy to edit and discuss in good faith to repair some of the damage I did in that discussion. I can get some more Polish sources, but I'll continue to move slowly to let the AE die down. Additionally I am watching the double genocide article!
Also I am very interested in the Brazil articles, please let me know how I can contribute! I'll look at some of the bolsonaro related stuff. Carlp941 (talk) 17:17, 7 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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friendly driveby edit

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The Telegraph routinely flaunts basic journalistic practice <-- you mean "flouts" I think. In any event I think this is the wrong word, hth. Elinruby (talk) 01:04, 22 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for the headsup! I did mean "flout" and I agree, my wording is imprecise.
I'm without a laptop for the next few days. That discusssion is loooonnggg. so I'll edit that when I get back to my PC next week.  :) Carlp941 (talk) 04:33, 22 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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