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January 2023

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Hi, the Celtic nations article was linked. --MartyTheArty (talk) 10:12, 5 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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Personal attacks

Hi,

Over the course of the last few hours you have accused me of ownership, behaving in an uncivilised manner, told me to grow up, and accused me of bullying and being extremely aggressive. These are all completely unsubstantiated WP:PERSONALATTACKS which you have aimed at me simply because I reverted you when for 48 hours you didn't participate in the talk page discussion that you had yourself asked me to open.

My edits on Jim Gamble and comments on the talk page have all been in good faith, and I have even attempted to reach a compromise position on the disputed material.

I'm therefore asking you again to retract and strike the relevant comments, which are quite clearly contrary to various policies and guidelines (re: aspersions, assuming good faith, etc).

At the end of the day we were both at that article due to the long history of CoI editing and we are both on the same side when it comes to the topic of CoI. Therefore it seems to me rather unfortunate that we cannot agree a compromise position without you resorting to multiple unsubstantiated personal attacks. Axad12 (talk) 15:34, 10 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]