Talk:Valencia, Negros Oriental
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Tourist spots edit
I added many specifics in this magnificenttown's beauty, being the capital of the province, voted cleanest greenest, with best police station, etc. My 3 friends had visited these years 10 times, since 1985. Please do contribute more to expand this great capital.--Florentino floro (talk) 14:47, 20 July 2008 (UTC)
Mt. Talinis is 1684 not 1870 meters asl edit
If a researcher would quote 1870 and the teacher or the paper would be sued for wrong facts, Wikipedia would suffer. Here, the correct height is 1684 not 1870.
- Wikipedia:Editing policy - Max, I now cite to you this pertinent rule:[1] "Major changes - With large proposed deletions or replacements, it may be best to suggest changes in a discussion, lest the original author be discouraged from posting again. One person's improvement is another's desecration, and nobody likes to see their work destroyed without prior notice. If you make deletions, you should try to explain why you delete their contributions in the article talk page. This could reduce the possibility of reverting wars and unnecessary arguments.
- If, in your considered judgment, a page simply needs to be rewritten or changed substantially, go ahead and do that. But preserve any old contents you think might have some discussion value on the talk page, along with a comment about why you made the change. Even if you delete something that's just plain false, odds are that it got there because someone believed it was true, so preserve a comment to inform later editors that it is in fact false."
- Application to the case at bar: I have to re-add your incorrectly deleted contents. In additions, I will notify administrator User:Lenticel who lives there/or near thereat, for comment on this. If Lenticel would delete my re-add, then, it would be for the good of Wikipedia, and I will respect the admin's opinion on this. Now, the mere fact that Mt. Kanlaon was stated to be higher than Mt. Malinis, and contrary to the official link I added as reference, does not matter. It is not for us users to settle this issue. At issue here is bio-diversity plus tourist notability. Your deleting of my edits, then, resulted in great and irreparable damage to Wikipedia, on Valencia and Negros Oriental, especially, that our Philippine Tourism Authority is struggling to earn dollars by scouting for foreigners to visit bio-diverse Mts., inter alia. Now, Born to be Wild (TV series) is a top TV encyclopedic series of our country, not news, for tourism promotion. If you remove the same, it will be detrimental to tourists and readers of Wiki who might be tempted to come to Mt. Talinis.--Florentino floro (talk) 07:35, 22 August 2008 (UTC)
- If, in your considered judgment, a page simply needs to be rewritten or changed substantially, go ahead and do that. But preserve any old contents you think might have some discussion value on the talk page, along with a comment about why you made the change. Even if you delete something that's just plain false, odds are that it got there because someone believed it was true, so preserve a comment to inform later editors that it is in fact false."
- Wikipedia:Editing policy - Max, I now cite to you this pertinent rule:[1] "Major changes - With large proposed deletions or replacements, it may be best to suggest changes in a discussion, lest the original author be discouraged from posting again. One person's improvement is another's desecration, and nobody likes to see their work destroyed without prior notice. If you make deletions, you should try to explain why you delete their contributions in the article talk page. This could reduce the possibility of reverting wars and unnecessary arguments.
Mt. Talinis is in Valencia, and one of the highest in Negros Oriental edit
There is no mention of Mt. Talinis in the prior paragraph of Negros as you said, and even if there is, still, my addition of this landmark not only tourist but bio-diverse MT. is an encyclopedic matter which is most notable in both Valencia and Negros Oriental, not just in Dumaguete - that you incorrectly pondered and edited. Here is the official Philippine website, or at the very least most reliable source, without any doubt: "Mount Talinis - Negros Oriental - Philippines Mount Talinis Location Mount Talinis is known to be the highest peak in the province of Negros Oriental. Dubbed as Cuernos de Negros or the Horns of Negros, this majestic mountain is one of Negros Oriental’s most visited places. Mount Talinis is specifically located in the quiet town of Valencia in Negros Oriental."[2]--Florentino floro (talk) 07:35, 22 August 2008 (UTC)
- There you go once again failing to assume good faith. There's absolutely no reason to get mad at maxsch. This just proves what we've been saying all along. You know what? I give up. I'm going to agree with you. This was a deliberately misleading edit, and whomever wrote 1870 instead of 1864 should be blocked for malicious intent. Hm, let me help you along. According to the changelog, this edit was made by User:Florentino floro. Well how about that! Very fortuitous; we both win! --Migs (talk) 12:50, 22 August 2008 (UTC)
Look 2 guys, it's 1903 a.s.l. see! edit
No hands. Just accurate measurement. I told you so. Before you edit my contributions, please open google search preferably Firefox, and verify if the links are correct. This is the problem of 2 editors editing another works without verification. Mt. Talinis is higher, 1903. I revised the sub-section to conform to Wiki quality since the creator made this good article as start class that is for expansion when later on good links come on. Cheers. Ignore useless facts or blogs.--Florentino floro (talk) 07:51, 23 August 2008 (UTC)