174.140.123.48

Do not remove other people's edits

Hello, I'm 101.182.49.142. I wanted to let you know that one or more of your recent contributions to Talk:Desi have been undone because they did not appear constructive. If you would like to experiment, please use the sandbox. If you have any questions, you can ask for assistance at the help desk. Do not ever remove other people's edit requests. How dare you do this. This is your first warning, you do this four more times I will get you blocked by the administrators. (101.182.49.142 (talk) 01:43, 13 May 2019 (UTC))

Nobody was being rude, do not make things up. Your sources are not credible and this was established last year. So quit with this behaviour and behave in a respectable manner on Wikipedia. (101.182.49.142 (talk) 01:47, 13 May 2019 (UTC))

First of all, your edit request got deleted by accident. I apologize for that. I was actually trying to add another section to the talk page, not delete your edit request, as much as I disagreed with it. Second, YOU deleted my input a couple of months ago when I was adding new sources. You also made rude comments, like "If you can't come up with credible sources, please do not contribute." Who are you to tell me what to post? You’re a great one to lecture me on respectable behaviour considering your sheer audacity in posting comments such as this. And judging by the fact that you do not even have a talk page, you certainly do not qualify as a Wikipedia administrator. In other words, you have no authority over me or any other poster whatsoever. Furthermore, for your information, I happen to think my current sources are VERY credible. One is the definition of desi from the Oxford Learner's Dictionary. The other is a review article from Harvard Educational Review. I fail to see how those two sources are not credible. And those sources were NOT established as not credible last year. You are thinking of other sources I used, which, I admit, in retrospect, may not be credible although I thought at the time they were. That does not change the fact that you deleted new sources I added which I do think are credible. And I know you deleted them because I saw that one editor, Worldbruce, had reprimanded you for doing so, saying it was bad practice. So for you to call me out on deleting edit requests is very hypocritical of you, when you deleted legitimate input of mine on a talk page. If you disagreed, you could have written a rebuttal on the talk page, rather than deleting it. So how dare YOU delete input of mine on a talk page. We are allowed to disagree with each other on a talk page. Its a public forum. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.174.140.123.48 (talk) 02:11, 13 May 2019 (UTC)

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