Adana (d · h · j · )

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Bonjour, ça fait deux fois que vous effacez une photo de cet article sans aucune justification. Si vous veniez à recommencer, cela s'assimilerait à un geste de vandalisme et pourrait amener un administrateur à bloquer votre compte pour une durée plus ou moins longue. Cordialement.
Bouarf >> euh oui ? 15 novembre 2008 à 12:16 (CET)Répondre

hey , sorry!

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i just dont like this picture.

 

how come does it say people wear niqab or whatever in adana? (they wear or not. they might even wear it in france)

noone has the right to say it.

would it be good if i added , uploaded smearing things about france?

please remove!

this is fascism!

--Axbyc (d) 10 février 2009 à 17:48 (CET)Répondre

So? We're not going to change anything on the French Wikipedia just because you like it or not.
This is an encyclopedia, not a website or a forum where you can write whatever's on your mind.
Last thing, telling me once again I'm a fascist as you did will drive you directly to an account block.
Bouarf >> euh oui ? 10 février 2009 à 17:58 (CET)Répondre
well , i didnt say you were a fascist.
i am really sorry to say it. the problem isnt between you and me. i just saw a message on my page about being blocked . it just made me feel angry.
i will report the picture. sorry! — Le message qui précède, non signé, a été déposé par Axbyc (discuter)
OK. Just understand that by using the word "fascist", you're not using the best way to discuss properly with other users.
I even don't understand what your problem is with this picture of people wearing niqab. The picture is in the "Religion" section of the article; everything just seems normal to me.
(btw, if you don't speak a single word in French, can I ask you why you're not contributing on the Turkish or English Wikipedias?)
Bouarf >> euh oui ? 10 février 2009 à 18:28 (CET)Répondre
  Sure I forgive you!
And I promise I'll talk about this picture with the other users who are concerned with the articles around Turkey.
See you around.
Bouarf >> euh oui ? 10 février 2009 à 18:55 (CET)Répondre
If I may add : I really don't see the problem with a photograph displaying three women wearing the niqab in Adana. This and the legend don't imply that all women from Adana wear the niqab, just that some of them do. Moreover, this is quite a good illustration for the religion section of the article. Sardur - allo ? 10 février 2009 à 20:35 (CET)Répondre