User talk:Ddd0dd

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Sorry I was removing what I thought is ip vandalism and could have made a mistake. Lately, I have seen lots of Iran related articles being hit by such vandalism and when I see an ip, there is a good chance it is a vandal. Feel free to restore any sourced content that meeds WP:RS that I might have inadvertently removed. --Nepaheshgar (talk) 23:24, 8 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Hi, welcome to Wikipedia. You appear to be involved in some form of an editing dispute at Iranian peoples. I'm an administrator here, and I would like to notify you of Wikipedia's policies on civility and etiquette. It's especially important to try to stay cool when you're in a conflict with another user. Comments such as "It gets better, an ignorant who didn't even read the attacked papers and lie about reading them first, accuses me of POV, an tells me that that they actually didn't read it" violates these policies and are unhelpful to the community. There is a way to resolve disputes without insulting one another, and I as an admin am going to have to enforce Wikipedia rules if things get out of hand. This means possible blocks to offending users, which I don't want to have to do, but may be ultimately necessary if a conflict gets to that point. Please try to remain calm and review Dispute resolution so that you can try to achieve a consensus or compromise with Tajik and the other users on the talk page. Thanks, and happy editing. Khoikhoi 07:12, 14 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Can you please provide me with diffs of where he said that you were "crappy" the page, etc.? I will try to get to the argument when I have the time. Khoikhoi 18:18, 6 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Hi, I agree with you. Most of the genetic test done on Kurds in Turkey and in Iran have showen to be related to Western and Central Iranians. I have looked at the PDF of the Origins of Kurds. It clearly shows that Kurds of Turkey are closest to Iranians in Tehrana and Kurds of Iran. I am not sure about Kurds of northern Iraq as they have mixed with or Kurdified Assryians and Arabs hence the genetic connection to Jews. I think you should include this in the Origins of Kurds page about the connection between Kurds of Turkey and Iran and Persians. --STDS9 (talk) 01:13, 20 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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