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Hello Thebainer! Fine, you are updating the article 2006 East Timor crisis. I am the editor of the German article. If you are on search for sources, just check the references at the German article. Most of them are in English and updated until today. ;-) --J. Patrick Fischer17:05, 2 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Thanks alot, I was maintaining this article from its creation, until my semester exams came a while ago and I ran out of time to work on it. I've been trawling through archives to catch up, though your selection of sources will be very helpful! --bainer (talk) 14:26, 4 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I appreciate the update/correction on East Timor. Sometimes the information I get (in this case, from Statoids) is old and outdated - and the good thing about Wiki is how fast we can learn about updated information.
I did a few formatting changes to the subdistricts page - and the map I made I will relabel to Subdistricts (instead of Municipalities). Might I suggest this - add an article that talks about the definition and applicable usage of suco? Because village is the English term. If we have an entry for the subnational entity of suco, then the article can remain more cultural. :) Oh, and if you have any reference to maps of the Municipalities, I would gladly work on creating some. Rarelibra14:46, 22 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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Good update on the map, my friend! I had forgotten the loss of Dadra and Nagar-Aveli in 1954. Mea maxima culpa! I'm adding your map to replace my former one in the article Portugal. Thanks. The Ogre20:54, 29 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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I'm from korean wikipedia. In Korean 'East Timor' article, I never said it is current flag. It was explained 'colonial flag' in korean.--Digital man (talk) 11:33, 21 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Hi Digital man! Sorry, my Korean is not so good. ;-) There is anyhow a big dispute about the correct colouring of the CoA, so I decided to take the flag away generally. Greetings, --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 11:37, 21 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
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User J. Patrick Fischer (talk) is removing systematically the symbols of the city alleging they are not used anymore. The problem is that he doesn´t quote any relevant source to remove the symbols and prove they are not used anymore, despite there´s a law supporting them. I gave the data, he is disputing it, just for personal taste. You are being partial. His editions are the ones to be avoided. Emerson Domaleixo (talk) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 189.41.242.19 (talk) 14:22, 21 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
I am not a party in this dispute, and my only concert here is the violation of WP:3RR. However i do notice that your [1] are taking out several references at the same time, with no real explanation. Furthermore i would advice you to log in while making these edits, as using an IP instead of your account could draw WP:Sockpuppet suspicion onto you. Also, please keep cool. Editing while being angry or annoyed with someone is generally a bad idea; Instead of reverting each other over and over you should discuss the issue on the article talk page. If you cannot seem to solve it, please use Dispute resolution to come to a consensus. With kind regards, Excirial (Contact me,Contribs)14:41, 21 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Hello Excirial. I requested for several times for help, but nothing happend. I asked for a third oppinion, I announced the edit war and I announced the vandalism of User:Domeleixo. The discussion at the talk page is about the CoA and flag of Dili, but Domaleixo is deleting the sourced chapter about the Administration, too, although I warned him. Anyhow, Domaleixo is insulting the other users in the discussion. There are three against his sole oppinion. There is high time for an administrator to stop him. --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 14:30, 21 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Even so reverting each other over and over will not solve the issue as the other user can do the exact same thing. I listed the page for protection so that the edit war will at least temporally be stopped. I see the Third opinion request was added just a few hours ago. Wikipedia tends to turn rather slowly in the weekend, so give it some time. Excirial (Contact me,Contribs)14:40, 21 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
As you can see: There are several opinions against Domaleixo and he is trying again worldwide to press his image inside. There is really the need for an administrator. --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 09:22, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Hello Exciral! Domaleixo changed again the article Dili against the opinion of four people, including the "third opinon". He is offending everyone and is not following the Wikiquette. It is high time for administrators to intervene. --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 14:58, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Yep, i remember sighing earlier this morning after i saw the page history. I would advice making an Ani or AN3 report on the situation, and see what happens. Since it is a content dispute rather then vandalism, WP:AIAV cannot be used. Excirial (Contact me,Contribs)15:04, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Merebau and me made several reports at AN3 and there was even a "third opinion", who supported the opinion of the majority. You warned Domaleixo not to go on with the edit war, but he is still doing it as IP-socket puppet. It cost a lot of time to repair Domaleixos doings and I want to respect your request not to go on with edit war, but the only solution this way would be, to accept Domaleixo's minority one-person-opinion. I do not think, that is the right way. --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 15:16, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
The only report i see on ANI is the report made by Domaleixo, which is apparently not being actioned due to canvassing. If you didn't make a report yourself i would advice making one yourself, which describes the situation, including links to the 3th opinion and previous talk page discussions to show you have already attempted dispute resolution. As for it taking a lot of time: I hope you are aware that you can undo or revert to previous revisions? I assume you know it, but it is always better to say it is possible, then to find our someone is doing it the hard way. :) Excirial (Contact me,Contribs)15:29, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Didn't you ask me NOT to re-edit all the time? ;-)
It is very difficult for an non-native-English-speaker to understand the several different report options and procedures. I gave up trying to understand the sockpuppet report procedure. I made reports at "Edit war" and "Third opinion request", but by now I really get lost in this bureaucratism. In German Wikipedia it is quite simple. If there is a problem, administrators are acting after a request quite fast. --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 15:37, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
If you are not re-editing, what time is spend cleaning up then? :P
I agree that the WP:SSP page is one of the least accessible report pages due to its somewhat unusual report mechanism - i remember botching the first two reports myself. Don't worry, i will create and fill it out for you. Give me a few minutes to complete it, and then i will drop you a link to it. Excirial (Contact me,Contribs)15:45, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
April Fools jokes tend to work best when you don't play them on April first, as people are on their guards then. But seeing the word "Wikipedia lawyer" i just wanted to quote that policy, so i thought i could just as well prepare for Currentday+10. :)
The gallery was restored too. Please understand that i'm not siding with either of you when I do this, as I think this has been a childish discussion regardless of who started it. I'm trying to push ahead and move on. Galf (talk) 15:32, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Is regularly discredited and if you use as ref - it will be removed - thanks - however if you do not understand the issue - the percentage of incorrect positions by that particular website is that it is close to being on a blacklist as a non usable source SatuSuro11:55, 9 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you for your information, but in this case, I am controlling the informations by two maps from UNMIT and GIS, which are confirming this information about Atabae/Aidabaleten. I use the two maps together to draw the maps of subdistricts of Timor-Leste and only control them with fallingrain. --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 16:34, 9 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry I am not into coordinates that much - I am simply of the knowledge of where places are in relation to physical features - many maps are wrong, and it is a case of not using anythng like falling rain or outside sources but simple first hand knowledge that a is there and b is there etc SatuSuro06:59, 10 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Then write an article that actually explains the distinction in a meaningful and non-trivial way; the version I redirected didn't say anything about what makes "Timor Timur" different from East Timor, it just said it was the old name for it and nothing else. Bearcat (talk) 05:26, 5 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Hi, Patrick. Someone have vandalized Timor Leste national Football Team page. They add false data and Information. This person keep adding Malaysian names to the pages, like for example the coach is Malaysian and his name is Malay but actually he's Timorese. I don't understand why do the same people keep adding this false info or data. I think Timor Leste National Team pages should have protection against Vandalism. Is always the same ISP number that Vandalize the page. Andy4190 (talk)
I don't speak English, but I will try to answer: in the article on Batek Island
in the Spanish Wikipedia, I had doubts because the French wikipedia says that the dispute between Timor and Indonesia was resolved in 2004.
"En 2004 Colonel indonésien Moesanip a dit, que cette revendication est abandonnée en 2004 lorsque le ministre Est-timorais des Affaires étrangères, José Ramos-Horta, reconnait la souveraineté indonésienne sur l'île.1 Le gouvernement de Timor oriental n' accepte jamais ceci officielle".
"english: Jose Ramos-Horta, recognizes Indonesian sovereignty over the island"
With this edit, you duplicated the Makasae article with the claim that "Makalero is not the same as Makasae". However, according to the article as you restored it, it is the same. Please provide refs if they are distinct languages. — kwami (talk) 02:03, 22 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
I saw my contribs there, there is stuff i never added and it was recently done. Agreed it has a better listing of canddiates its where i took the list from) but the list is apparently wrong as there are only 12 candidates now, that has 13 even after the death. Im not being ude...but anyway dint read about this "arson at CNE and STAE and nothing about the changing of the election law, just before the death of candidate" will replace the tag Ive added some stuff, the law stuff is not verifiable on german wiki (as are many links there) and links to a weblog on google search so ive not added that.(Lihaas (talk) 06:10, 19 March 2012 (UTC)).[reply]
Thanks, article seems to be up to scratch with your help. Just need a source for Araujo, JL Guterres and Tillman. the german source is to a forum which is not RS here)...and the CNE website is awful at updating.(Lihaas (talk) 09:41, 19 March 2012 (UTC)).[reply]
Rubbish?? German wikipedia is the best quality wikipedia overall.. And a large part of that is down to contibutors like JPF.♦ Dr. Blofeld15:11, 27 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]
It is not a huge issue for me but I linked List of Ultras of Indonesia in the article Tatamailau because the mountain is listed there. Geographically it is the high point of Timor which is part of the Lesser Sunda Islands which is geographically part of the Indonesian Archipelago. So in the WP lists of ultras, Tatamailau is grouped geographically with the Indonesian peaks, just as it is in the source. That is why it is found at List of Ultras of Indonesia. Yes, the mountain also lies in the country of East Timor which is clearly stated in the article, but remember this is a geographical article on the mountain, not East Timor. Like I said it's not a big deal. If you still don't think it belongs, then I won't put it back. Thank you for your time. --RacerX11Talk to meStalk me13:51, 6 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]
I didn't believe, you wanted to "occupy" the mountain for Indonesia, but geography is politics, too. Calling the Tatamailau an Indonesian ultra is simpley incorrect. The border is far away. And btw, the islands are part of the Malay Archipelago. Greetings, --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 18:22, 7 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]
I really haven't had much time to think this over, but for example, are you sure Malay Archipelago is the best choice? That term includes New Guinea and the Philippines, which are not represented in that particular ultras list. Wouldn't Sunda Islands be a closer description of the islands in question? These are things that should be discussed and why it's a good idea to talk about page moves first, before renaming. --RacerX11Talk to meStalk me19:16, 7 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Delayed because he was on a field trip and unfortunately his reply indicates some uncertainty. Reproduced with permission: "Most higher level bat identification is based on things like teeth. It is perhaps Rousettus aegyptiacus. It does not look like Pteropus giganteus which differ in structure and color (muzzle and scrotum blackish)." RN1970 (talk) 19:50, 14 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Actually your English seems to be very good, so I wouldn't worry about that - you would certainly be able to translate better than I could (I speak German, but only just enough to use this excellent referendum database. If you'd like to work together on it, perhaps you could draft a translation and I will then refine it? Number5717:00, 7 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]
A quick question - how many seats did Frenti-Mudança and FRETILIN hold in Parliament before the election? I assume FRETILIN was reduced to less than the 21 it won at the last elections, as there were some breakaways (like Frenti-Mudança)? I just need the info to complete the infobox. Number5714:21, 8 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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Okay, I'm seriously confused. According to Hull and evidently Engelenhoven (2006), which I don't have access to,[2] Dadu'a is spoken in Galoli territory west of Manatuto town by immigrants from Atauro, and the three Atauran dialects are the three R's that are erroneously called "Adabe" in Ethnologue. (I don't know what the real Adabe on the mainland is. Maybe Bunak?) That would explain why Dadu'a has been thought to be a dialect of Galoli.[3] Indeed, Bowden & Hajek (2007)p. 12 show Rahesuk as the dialect of both central and north Atauro. However, census data shows the north of Atauro to be the densest region for Dadu'a (indeed, Ethnologue shows this region as being Galoli-speaking, perhaps having mistaken the nature of Galoli influence on Dadu'a in Manatuto as meaning that Atauran Dadu'a is a Galoli dialect), with Rahesuk spoken in the center of the island (here).
So, is the 2010 census correct and Hull wrong? 2ary sources claim that Hull says Dadu'a is a Wetarese (as opposed to Galoli) dialect, but AFAICT he never mentions it. — kwami (talk) 23:36, 27 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Hello Kwami!
Dadu'a is spoken on Manatuto coast, surrounded of Gaoli-speaker. Census (compare to map) and Hull have same opinion. Y
Hull call Dadu'a an Wetarese dialect. Same the R3 at Atauro.
Your source (Penn) says Dadu'a has influence of Galoli, but "the closest relatives to Dadu'a are the 3 varieties of Ataúro". So, Hull and Penn do not have different opinions. Dadu'a seems to be a Wetar dialect.
Different informations are about, which is the dominant Wetar-dialect in de:Biqueli, the north of Atauro island. Nearly 92 % of Biqueli people are speaking Dadu'a according Census, A little more than 1 % are using Rahesuk, which is dominating Central and North central Atauro. 6 % are speaking Tetum Prasa and a little minority Makasae Census in suco Biqueli. Hull et al. do not giving figures about the number of Rahesuk speakers there. The first counting of mother tongue speakers was in 2006, maybe Hull's sources are not acurated, because his papers are older, although he was director of Instituto Nacional de Linguística Osttimors until 2007.
Other possibility: People in Northern Atauro are calling their language Dadu'a, although it is closer to Rahesuk, than to Timor-Dadu'a!
Don't let be confused by the map, which is showing the percentage of Dadu'a speakers in evrey suco. Only 1.656 Dadu'a of 3.146 in whole East Timor are living in Dili district. 1.400 are living in Manatuto, which making them there nearly as big group.
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Can you correct East Timor as a secular state in the File:Secular States Map.svg, because Section 1 of Section (Article) 45 in the East Timorese Constitution, specifically states that "...religion and worship and the
religious denominations are separated from the State." which explicitly classifies East Timor as secular state (and not an ambiguous one)? Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste
You are welcome. It is not easy in enWP to describe Australian role in Timor's history. On the one hand Battle of Timor is only telling about Australian soldiers, but not about Timorese and Portuguese population. The discussion about it was not very... well, I am not hyppy with the result. The Australia–East Timor spying scandal and the discussion about the sea border ist quite small (some tried to delete the "oil kangoroo") and the role of Australia during Indonesian occupation is not much described outside your article. Thank goodness, there are many Australians taking side for Timor. Well, not so many in enWP. If you need sources, you can always have a look to German Wikipedia. East Timor articles are bigger there, always with references, most of them in English. Greetings, --J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 13:31, 3 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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I see that you've removed the image of the Air Macau Airbus from the article about Baucau Airport, for the reasons you've given in the edit summary.
I too was somewhat sceptical about the image when I first saw it, especially as there was also the tail of an ANA airliner in the background. However, when I looked at the image more closely, and did a bit of googling of images, the mountain in the background started to look very much like the very distinctively shaped mountain south east of Baucau airport.
If you consider the position of the Air Macau airliner, it looks very much as if the image was taken from the Dili to Baucau highway at the north western perimeter of Baucau Airport, looking south east towards the mountain. The aircraft is turning around near the northern end of the runway, either after landing from the south, or after taxying out to take off towards the south. And the ANA aircraft is parked on the apron on the eastern side of the runway, exactly where you would expect it to be parked in such an image.
I don't know whether you've travelled on that highway, but I did in 2018, so the point from where I think the image was created is not completely unfamiliar to me.
As to when the image was created, I suspect that it was in July 2014, during or immediately before or after the 10th CPLP Summit held in Dili. Lots of government officials visited Dili from around the world to attend that summit, and it wouldn't be in the least surprising if some of their aircraft landed at Baucau instead of Dili.
You might want to ask your friends in Timor Leste what they think, but I believe that the image is a genuine image of Baucau Airport, probably taken in July 2014.
Sure, the runway was not in good condition in 2017, but that was three years later, whereas July 2014 was only two years after the UN vacated the airport. You should also bear in mind that the runway is still in use today for small piston engined aircraft - ie it still isn't completely out of order. Bahnfrend (talk) 14:07, 25 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you for your feedback. I will ask, if someone has an idea. Generally it would be only possible, they used Baucau airport, if Dili airport was out of order in this time. The planes are not too big for Dili. J. Patrick Fischer (talk) 14:35, 25 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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