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Oooh...dann schau ich mal ob ich deine Posts dort noch finde.Dieser Taulant123 bin ich.
Leider sind viele Diskussions geloescht oder bereinigt.
Wenn ich mich recht erinnere ist das eingeflossen in die englische wiki und wenn ich mich nicht doppelt irre in einen Teil der damals glaub ich in etwa ueberschrieben war mit Theories/Origins(tralalalalla).
irgendwie sowas...
stimmt das in etwa?
Nachtrag:
in diesem Thread hab ich nen kurzen teil der diskussion mit "Dardhanus the Pelasgian"
gefunden die ich damals zur Erheiterung hier reingepostet hab.
Auch mitdiskutanten kommen zu wort. Viel spass!
http://www.balkanforum.info/f17/albanologie-illyrer-pelasgen-11823/#post500208
2ter Nachtrag:
Ok ich habs gefunden. User taulant23(ohne die zahl 1...is halt schon her) und es war im artikel ueber die Pelasger.
Hier die Diskussion:
Talk

I am glad to see that Taulant23 came to this appropriate article in order to express his ideas about a potential connection between the Pelasgian language and the Albanian language. All I did, just so that everyone knows, was merely clean up the section to ensure that it adhered to Wikipedia standards. Nevertheless, there are a few problems I would like to address so that they can solved as soon as possible.
Noch ein Zitat aus der Dikussion aber etwas laengeres
Taulant23 wird hier mehrmals genannt ebi einem Post an user Pirro Burri:
Der ton macht die Musik!PIRRO BURRI, I understand that you want to prove that there is a connection between Albanians and Pelasgians. However, I have encountered many arguments that apparently support this connection during my discussions with another Albanian user named Taulant23 (nice fellow). Despite the disagreements Taulant23 and I had, I understood that Taulant23 only wanted the "Albanian perspective" regarding the Pelasgians to be recognized (technically, the "Albanian perspective" was recognized to an extent in the Pelasgians article prior to the "Albanians as Pelasgians" section). So, I obliged. If you want to improve upon the above paragraph, then you will need to provide direct evidence in order to support your arguments. When providing your evidence, don't just mention names and books (or questionable external links), provide direct sources and direct quotes in order to establish verifiability. That way, you can have a fair chance at proving your case. It is as simple as that.
In the past, you have made disruptive edits on the Arvanites article and I recommend that you do not do the same on the Pelasgians article. If you want people to take you seriously, then you should "disrupt" an article only when you have verifiable (and hopefully accurate) evidence to prove your arguments. I am not saying this to prevent you from editing here on Wikipedia. However, you need to understand that the "Albanian perspective" regarding the Pelasgians has been implemented in the article for the sole reason of maintaining NPOV (for what it's worth). I also recommend that you do not remove any statements from the above paragraph since the source of the entire paragraph is available for public scrutiny. Carry on. Deucalionite 15:16, 16 November 2007 (UTC)
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