BeyRel
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IP vandalism
editThanks for alerting me to the IP's behavior. I see he is making pesky unsourced changes to statistics. I will take care of it.
By the way, the best thing to do in this situation is to use an appropriate user warning template from WP:UTM, and if the vandalism does not stop, report the vandal at WP:AIV. - Gilliam 05:28, 19 March 2007 (UTC)
I want to hear your opinions!
editDear BeyRel! Nice to meet you!
I know that you are also a Chinese and I think you know exact about the Chinese culture as well. In last days, in Religion in China has had controversies between me and Saimdusan (strong anti-Buddhism and Chinese religions). Please give us your opinions and let people know more about the truth of Asian culture. It's really needed!
Please help me, brother! Thank you so much!
Sino-Indian war
editI noticed you reverted my edit. I thought I'd let you know that Neville Maxwell is not a neutral source and I would go so far as to say he isn't even a credible one since the majority of his predictions didn't come true. It is also well established he has a strong anti-India attitude (just do some basic research). In the meanwhile I am letting the edit stay but this is for future reference. Vedant (talk) 19:08, 12 September 2009 (UTC)
- Vedant, I traced your talk page to here and I would like to comment on this. If your standpoint is not neutral, you can hardly critisize others being bias. Neville Maxwell spent more time investigating this war than anyone I know. Let's respect his work. I would recommend you read his book and Calvin's first, then make your comments. Xingdong (talk) 13:26, 13 September 2009 (UTC)
- I don't deny having a certain bias, and I don't think you can either Xingdong considering your past edits on the matter. In fact I accept that at times I am biased to the Indian POV. However, the only citation I have challenged was Neville Maxwell's quotation citing Maxwell's controversial views on India. As I said, in the meanwhile I am open to keeping the citation as is.Vedant (talk) 14:10, 13 September 2009 (UTC)