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before the question. Again, welcome! --Eleassar my talk 21:36, 14 March 2013 (UTC)
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March 2013
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Hello, and thank you for your recent contributions. I appreciate the effort you made, but unfortunately I had to undo your edit(s) because the changes were not sourced. Fee lfree to contact me directly if you have any questions. Thank you! Flat Out let's discuss it 11:05, 6 July 2013 (UTC)
- Hi Eleassar and thanks for raising your concern.
Recent revert and caution
edit- Hi, Flat Out. What was so uncostructive and disruptive with this edit? It was poorly worded and not sourced, but much newly added content is not. This does not make it unconstructive. --Eleassar my talk 07:44, 25 July 2013– (UTC)
- G-cup's first change was flagged by stiki as potential vandalism, which it clearly wasn't but I did perform a good faith revert and left a note (above) that I had reverted their edit as it was unsourced, with an offer of help. That first edit altered the meaning of a referenced paragraph by changing "population was expelled" to "population moved." I believe that was a fair good faith revert. The other part of that edit "Today, a small sign with a cross stands there" is not particularly well worded but if that had been the only changed I would have marked it "innocent" on stiki and moved on. The first notice I left (above) is reasonable and offers help. The editor then posted on my talk page saying they didn't need to provide a source and reinstated the part of the edit. Reinstating the edit after a good faith revert is not constructive, however I accept that a templated caution was probably excessive and I am going to remove that caution. Best wishes Flat Out let's discuss it 05:05, 26 July 2013 (UTC)
Hi, G-Cup. I've seen you added some new information to the article Slovenia. It would be highly appreciated if you cited appropriate sources for these and checked your spelling ("expell upt to 250.000 Slovenians"). Sentences such as "More interesting was development of public sculpture after the second world war" are subjective and should be avoided. Also, in English we use a comma for thousands. I hope you take this message in good faith and thanks for correcting these mistakes. --Eleassar my talk 08:02, 20 May 2014 (UTC) Thanks for corrections. "expell up to 250.000 Slovenians" Information from TV Slovenia, 11. maj 2014 2:35: Cilj nemškega okupatorja po zasedbi slovenskega ozemlja je bil že spomladi 1941 jasen: s Štajerske, Gorenjske in Koroške izgnati 220-260 tisoč Slovencev, torej vsakega tretjega, in na zasedenem ozemlju naseliti Nemce ter popolnoma germanizirati Slovence, ki so ostali. Izgon Slovencev je bil kljub temu, da se je načrt Nemcev posrečil le v manjši meri, eden najbolj krutih v Evropi. Tematika izgona je bila v nekdanji Jugoslaviji dolga desetletja potisnjena ob stran. Vedelo se je nekaj o izgonu 7.500 Slovencev v Srbijo, ničesar pa ni bilo nikoli javno povedanega o kar 45 tisoč izgnanih Slovencih v nemška izgnanska taborišča, od deset tisoč izgnanih na Hrvaško, prav tako ni bilo nobenega vedenja niti zgodovinskega zapisa o oblikah nasilja, ki ga je izvajal madžarski okupator na delu slovenskega ozemlja. V seriji so sodelovali številni pričevalci - izgnani Slovenci in Slovenke iz vseh delov Slovenije ter zgodovinar dr. Božo Repe. Oddaje so nastale ob dragoceni pomoči Društva izgnancev Slovenije 1941-1945, Muzeja slovenskih izgnancev v Brestanici in nemškega mesta Rudolfstadt.