Sairakhalid737
March 2010 edit
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Warning: Melek Taus article edit
Please stop filling this article with slanderous fake quotations with no connection to the original sources, and then reverting all edits and calling them vandalism. You are committing Wikipedia:Vandalism and you will be reported if you don't stop. User:Pseudodoxia 12 August 2014 (UTC)
I have been reading that page for a long time before I started editing, and I'm happy to discuss the article. Here are a few relevant facts: the quotation from the "Encyclopedia of the Orient" does not occur in the original source; the quotation from the Black Book does not occur in the original source. The lengthy discussions of Islamic views and prayers have no place on the page for a deity from another religion. My edits attempted to restore a non-Islamic point of view to the page. If you wish, you can make a new section on Islamic views of Melek Taus as the devil, but they should not be the dominant viewpoint on the whole page. In fact, none of those problems existed on the page until you suddenly changed everything on 8 August 2014. If anything, you should revert to the page before your edits. User:Pseudodoxia 19:51, 12 August 2014 (UTC)
Sure, I think that's quite fair. Sorry about threats, but as I'm sure you've experienced, you never know who you'll bump into on the internet... User:Pseudodoxia 20:11, 12 August 2014 (UTC)
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