Talk:Mitre the Vlach
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[edit]Look, using the talkpage is the only way to get over differences. If you do not use it, I'll consider those reverts simply disruptive. --Laveol T 22:41, 23 December 2009 (UTC)
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[edit]Ummm, what's wrong with mentioning the village was in Ottoman Macedonia? Wasn't it in the region? --Laveol T 20:53, 3 January 2010 (UTC)
- Are you sure you didn't understand what his edit did? The ref says nothing of significance for the article. He used it just to change the name of the village from Makrochori to Konomladi all over the article. Laveol, I am getting a little bored with your conflicting nationalism. It was you who asked my help with the name of the village when you was at a conflict with a "Macedonian" editor over the ethnicity of that Mitre..The Vlach. And it was you who finally rv the village's name from Konomladi to Makrochori. Now this Knight of the Thermopylae goes and rv the name of that very same village using a ridiculous ref for something irrelevant with the name itself and you are now coming back asking me why I rv him. You guys can you be a little more serious and make up your mind on what you want? --Factuarius (talk) 21:28, 3 January 2010 (UTC)
- Please, try to remain calm and don't make everything so personal. Comment on edits, not editors, remember. I asked you to move the article since this is a village located in Greece and should be under the name in Greek. Since at the time when the man from this article (which is not that article, remember?) lived the village was obviously more or less populated by Slavs (and most certainly Vlachs) and was called Konomladi. After some population exchanges (I cannot speculate if they were executed by force or not) the population, previously inhabiting this village, moved to Bulgaria and found New Konomladi. So at the time this was the name of the village. That is how he, himself, referred to the village. And, no, I didn't get what you reverted exactly. I thought it was the Macedonia part since it was around it that most of the text was removed. --Laveol T 21:58, 3 January 2010 (UTC)
- Is that your answer in what I told?. Fine Laveol. I thought we had achieved a degree of understanding about certain things, but it doesn't matter. Now, what is the name of the f** village the one you moved when under fight with the Alexandrian guy, or the one you just reverted here? --Factuarius (talk) 22:54, 3 January 2010 (UTC)
- What game are you playing? I just explained you everything. If you don't wish to read it, just say so. And I did not move anything. The name of the village is Makrochori, but Mitre and the other inhabitants ot the village back then called it Konomladi (as well as travellers through these lands). Is it clear now or do you want me to write it again?--Laveol T 21:38, 4 January 2010 (UTC)
- Is that your answer in what I told?. Fine Laveol. I thought we had achieved a degree of understanding about certain things, but it doesn't matter. Now, what is the name of the f** village the one you moved when under fight with the Alexandrian guy, or the one you just reverted here? --Factuarius (talk) 22:54, 3 January 2010 (UTC)
- Please, try to remain calm and don't make everything so personal. Comment on edits, not editors, remember. I asked you to move the article since this is a village located in Greece and should be under the name in Greek. Since at the time when the man from this article (which is not that article, remember?) lived the village was obviously more or less populated by Slavs (and most certainly Vlachs) and was called Konomladi. After some population exchanges (I cannot speculate if they were executed by force or not) the population, previously inhabiting this village, moved to Bulgaria and found New Konomladi. So at the time this was the name of the village. That is how he, himself, referred to the village. And, no, I didn't get what you reverted exactly. I thought it was the Macedonia part since it was around it that most of the text was removed. --Laveol T 21:58, 3 January 2010 (UTC)
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