User talk:Yaroslav Zolotaryov
Hello Yaroslav Zolotaryov, a very nice see you here from Wikislavia [1] . --Doktor Faustus 28 July 2007
- We should look for people who can speak both russian and english (german, french) and have them merge and translate articles from and to metapedia and wikislavia. --M.1712
- I understand English well and can translate, but maybe when this mass export from ruwiki will end at last. We want to build a big wikipedia, which will be able to concur with ruwiki in Russian audience, so in this step we export a lot, when we have also about 10 000 articles not identical with ruwiki - the majority of them are books like Bible, Iliada, Quran, Hegel - some of them can be found in Wikislavia in many languages. We also have big collection of folk songs and tales of different Slavic nations - Russians, Ukrainians, Belorussians, Bulgars, Serbs, etc. The last several days all is concentrated on exporting from ruwiki, because new people arrived fleeing from repressions, and those people want to see their articles in the new place. But despite all of this, if you want some article from Metapedia to be especcially quickly translated, we can do this. As to translation from our material, the article Siberian language, deleted in enwiki, would be the best choice I think, if you need it. --Yaroslav Zolotaryov 20:12, 29 July 2007 (CEST)
- Please place your reply on My Talk page. I updated the article about wikislavia. Metapedia is rightwinged and nationalistic; so keep in mind that any article being placed here must be eurocentric. Besides that you are free to use this wikia to place any article that is offically taboo on the Russian wikipedia. The article about Siberian language fits within metapedia because it's a article about whites and there native culture. I suggest you use this wikia and the Czech wikia to get your ideas across to other nationalists. I would like you to write a short essay about wikislavia so i can intergrate it into metapedia and let the English speaking community know about your website. --Micha van den Berg
- Any leftist who tries to destroy our articles will be blocked. I will ask several of my people to check on your articles every 5 days, so they won't get deleted, and make sure you place a links to the Czech metapedia because they speak a Slavic language. At the end of the week i will change the featured article to Siberian nationalism, and we will see if the attempts at promoting each others websites have become beneficial. --Micha van den Berg
- I understand English well and can translate, but maybe when this mass export from ruwiki will end at last. We want to build a big wikipedia, which will be able to concur with ruwiki in Russian audience, so in this step we export a lot, when we have also about 10 000 articles not identical with ruwiki - the majority of them are books like Bible, Iliada, Quran, Hegel - some of them can be found in Wikislavia in many languages. We also have big collection of folk songs and tales of different Slavic nations - Russians, Ukrainians, Belorussians, Bulgars, Serbs, etc. The last several days all is concentrated on exporting from ruwiki, because new people arrived fleeing from repressions, and those people want to see their articles in the new place. But despite all of this, if you want some article from Metapedia to be especcially quickly translated, we can do this. As to translation from our material, the article Siberian language, deleted in enwiki, would be the best choice I think, if you need it. --Yaroslav Zolotaryov 20:12, 29 July 2007 (CEST)
We are being vandalised by two different people, make sure you check all the newly created articles for vandalism. -- M.1712
The wikipedia article on siberian nationalism needs english links. Do you know any? If we get a good and solid link then noone can delete the article. -- M.1712
- yeah, post some pictures. This is going to be fun.
- I need to write an article around that picture first. Maybe i will place that picture.
Oke, i will see what i can do. -- M.1712
- Привет! :-) --Afinogenoff 11:13, 13 September 2007 (CEST)
