Nickafro-latino

September 2020

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Now, I Just did a summary about the B. Jararacussu.☺ Nickafro-latino (talk) 18:42, 16 September 2020 (UTC)

Loxosceles intermedia

Hi, I edited the article Loxosceles intermedia which you created. I assume you speak Portuguese. Please check that I have written the Portuguese correctly in the reference by Cristina Lúcia Sant'Ana Costa Ayub. I think her father's surname is Costa, husband's surname Ayub, so her surname is written "Costa Ayub", but I may be wrong. Peter coxhead (talk) 07:08, 18 September 2020 (UTC)

Persistent problems with your edits

Hi. Nearly all of your recent edits are problematic in one of several ways, and you seem to be ignoring other editor's comments entirely, often making the same changes repeatedly. Many of your edits involve adding content without supporting sources (e.g., inserting "renal failure" as a result of myoglobin in the blood, with no citation to support this side-effect); many edits mis-quote or mis-cite the sources used (e.g., listing species names, or statistics, that were not mentioned at all in the paper cited); many edits plagiarize the sources you do cite (a direct violation of explicit Wikipedia policy); some of the sources you cite do not comply with Wikipedia's standards for reliable sources (especially important for medically important information); you often duplicate the same citation every time instead of using "ref name" conventions; you replace objective statements with subjective statements (e.g., replacing "medically significant" with "highly venomous"). As such, many of the actions you take are not proper editorial practices, and it is important that you learn and follow better practices in keeping with Wikipedia policy, or you risk losing editing privileges. Dyanega (talk) 22:51, 24 September 2020 (UTC)

Socks

If you are the same user as User:Afrolatin, please note that you may be breaking policy at Wikipedia:Sockpuppetry. You can declare socks, but if they are being used to avoid being detected, you can be blocked. Shyamal (talk) 01:31, 2 October 2020 (UTC)

I Just created another account Because I had lost the password for my other account, but I have already recovered it. Nickafro-latino (talk) 02:01, 2 October 2020 (UTC)

Have you also lost the passwords to the accounts User:Southamericannick and User:Nick Falcão?? Four accounts for a single user seems like too many to just be lost passwords. Dyanega (talk) 15:57, 2 October 2020 (UTC)

No, I didn't lose them, they are accounts of when I was still learning to use wikipedia, I lost the password for the Nickafro-Latin account (which has already been recovered) which is my official account at the moment.

Uma vez mais...

O problema não é sua habilidade de escrever em inglês; o problema é que você está violando muitas das regras explícitas que os editores devem seguir. Se você não tem certeza de quais são essas regras, talvez ache útil aprender as regras em português; os princípios são exatamente os mesmos em ambas as línguas.

Em particular, fontes confiáveis: [1]

Por exemplo, o artigo de Kamimura quase não contém informações genuínas sobre L. gaucho. A identidade da aranha não foi confirmada por um aracnologista, foi apenas um palpite, baseado no que a velha disse aos médicos, e pode ter sido qualquer uma das várias espécies de aranhas. Ela tinha dor, uma ferida necrótica, e constipação. Nada mais. Este artigo não é científico, é uma bosta. Os comentários neste artigo sobre o veneno se referem ao veneno de Loxosceles EM GERAL, e não especificamente ao veneno de L. gaucho; você não pode usar este comentário geral, sobre o gênero, para adicionar conteúdo sobre essa espécie ESPECÍFICAMENTE.

Em uma maneira semelhante, o artigo de Silveira contém informações sobre laeta e faz somente suposições sobre o gaucho, sem fornecer dados reais referentes especificamente a gaucho.

Em outro nível, você edita artigos repetidamente para adicionar termos subjetivos, como alterar "venomous" para "highly venomous". Não existe uma escala objetiva, nenhuma padronização oficial, para distinguir "venomous" como uma categoria diferente de "highly venomous" - NÃO é apropriado editar artigos dessa forma, pois não há nenhuma fonte confiável sendo consultada que forneça uma definição objetiva destes termos ou categorias.

Você precisa aprender as regras e segui-las; se você continuar a violar as regras, suas edições não serão aceitas e você poderá ter seus privilégios de edição revogados. Dyanega (talk) 20:26, 2 October 2020 (UTC)

right.

October 2020

Please stop your disruptive editing. If you continue to add unsourced or poorly sourced content, as you did at Loxosceles_gaucho, you may be blocked from editing. Please note that you are edit warring - see Wikipedia:Edit_warring#The_three-revert_rule - you need to discuss the contention in a civil way otherwise you (and your socks) will be blocked. Shyamal (talk) 04:07, 3 October 2020 (UTC)

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Copyright violation at Bothrops erythromelas (again)

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Hi, I'm still learning English, well I didn't read that, the first time I edited and added content about the venom I thought it had been removed because my text was too big, implying that I had copied and pasted , but I hadn't done that, I wrote everything on my cell phone, so this second time I edited I wrote a smaller text because I thought the previous text had been removed because it was too big, that's why I edited it again, I unfortunately I don't understand much about this copyright issue, I wasn't adding anything here anymore because my computer broke and it's very tiring to edit on my cell phone, that's why I put smaller texts, I hope you can understand what I wrote here because I translated everything using google translator. Nickafro-latino (talk) 16:43, 25 September 2022 (UTC)

Many of your additions to articles have been copied from other websites, scientific journals, etc. That's not okay when the source material is not in the public domain nor compatibly licensed. That includes your most recent edits to Bothrops erythromelas, which were copied from this source. If I'm understanding you correctly, you're re-typing the text on your phone, but that doesn't make it okay if you are using the same words as the source. DanCherek (talk) 17:25, 25 September 2022 (UTC)

I write a summary in my notebook and then write it on my phone, the first time I started editing I copied and pasted a text about Jararacussu bites from pubmed but then it was removed so I added it a second time and it was removed again , the third time I added it, I didn't copy and paste but I wrote it, and after I wrote it I saw that my text hadn't been removed, so after that I stopped copying and pasting and started writing and summarizing. Nickafro-latino (talk) 20:02, 25 September 2022 (UTC)