User talk:Hatonjan

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Happy editing! II MusLiM HyBRiD II (talk) 21:17, 13 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Votre intervention intempestive dans le Wikipédia anglophone[edit]

Voici notre réponse, Hatonjan, à votre intervention dans la page de discussion anglaise de l'article Jean-Philippe de Lespinay :

Hatonjan. Thank you for finally giving an explanation, and English. But, the argument that you have chosen does not justify in any way to put a banner. Your extract of a French discussion page shows that we just blame your various breaches of Wikipedia rules, like for example two banners calling without explanation for the removal of two articles (Jean-Philippe de Lespinay and Maieutique), although one is a translation of a Wp eng article, your deletion of half of the text and 3/4 references of the article "La Maieutique", or complete deletion of this article in the entire revision history, replaced by the same "simplified" version that justifies the removal and prevents us from finding the original version. For those who read us, here is the explanation of this war in French Wikipedia: our opponents are French computer scientists and they want deletion of our three French and English articles because that articles present an invention, La Maieutique, which allows to program without computer scientists.

Pat grenier (talk) 06:29, 26 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]