User talk:Ashbourne1
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Concerns about recent edit
Hello, I've mentioned you here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Administrators%27_noticeboard/Incidents#User:Ashbourne1 , about a recent number of edits you've made. Your list of edits primarily focus on figures of Azerbaijani background and have flared an interest in me, and have become a matter of concern primarily due to the fact that you've erased relevant information about these individual's personal lives. You deleted the ethnic ancestry of Robert Hossein, claiming through insinuation that it is a ploy by Azerbaijani nationalists to keep his ethnic background on his biography when that is the farthest from the truth. Not to mention that his ethnic ancestry is was sourced in the page, and you did not bring up issue with this in the Talk Page. You deleted the ethnic ancestry of Abdol Sardari, claiming that it was "irrelevant," when it is completely relevant. Individuals of Iranian background are automatically assumed to be from Persian families (the ethnic majority) and it is important to distinguish this, just as it's important to distinguish certain individuals who may be of the Jewish background for example... If there was no discussion about this issue prior to it being edited from article.
Other edits you've made which I find concerning are those of Zecharia Sitchin, Ahmed Pasha, Tuman bay II, where I am worried you are editing certain aspects due to ethnic and political bias. Minor issue in the changes made in Margot Frank's page from Israel to Palestine which were also not factually correct, she arrived in Mandatory Palestine (otherwise known as British Mandate of Palestine) and this entity quickly became the independent nation state of Israel shortly after in 1948. I found that the edit of Israel to Palestine may have been personal... Though your edits in regards to the individuals of Azerbaijani background were unjustified and seem to be politically and ethnically motivated. Thanks. — Preceding unsigned comment added by WikiNutt (talk • contribs)