Wikipedia:Requests for comment/Drnhawkins

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Statement of the dispute

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Despite the efforts in April 2009 at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Joseph and Imhotep, the editor's talk page and the talk page of the deleted article, Drnhawkins is still trying to create articles (or add material to articles) based on his own original research and which are pov content forks.

Desired outcome

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That Drnhawkins will:

Understand and accept the consensus interpretation of Wikipedia Policies on Original Research (WP:OR) and Reliable Sources (WP:RS).
If no secondary sources exist, publish in a reliable vetted source before seeking publication in Wikipedia.
Avoid lengthy discussion on talkpages. Discuss issues in a clear and concise manner.

Description

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Drnhawkins has been working on a series of articles relating the histories of the Hebrews and Ancient Egyptians. He does this using the primary sources of the Old Testament in conjunction with archaeology of questionable scholarship at best. He combines this into a synthesis to advance his own religious point of view. He also adds his arguments to existing articles and clutters them with large diagrams that illustrate his case.

The issues are further outlined in the Evidence of disputed behavior section below.

Evidence of disputed behavior

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In addition to User:Drnhawkins/An alternative view of the 3rd dynasty of Egypt, User:Drnhawkins/Moses and the Israelites served Amenemhet III during the 12th dynasty of Egypt, User:Drnhawkins/Sandbox/Archives/Joseph and Imhotep are the same person, User:Drnhawkins//Archives/Where do Moses and the Israelites fit into Egyptian History? he also added a file he created, File:Egyptian dynasties and the Bible.gif with links to his userspace to four articles: [1] [2] [3] [4]

Original research

Applicable policies and guidelines

Wikipedia:No original research, especially
- WP:PRIMARY
- WP:SYNTHESIS
WP:RS
WP:V
WP:DIS
WP:MOS
WP:N
WP:NPOV

Evidence of trying to resolve the dispute

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Drnhawkins's talkpage

On Drnhawkins's talkpage, after Dougweller has pointed to WP:RS, John Carter agrees and explains further, pointing out WP:OR and WP:N. (19:33, 2009 April 25)
On Drnhawkins's talkpage, Quantpole points out the advisability of brevity in conversations, and again points the editor towards WP:N and WP:RS. (11:08, 2009 April 27)
Dougweller points out that sources have to state what is being claimed in the article: "sources need to discuss the idea".
Dougweller in a reply to Drnhawkins (advocating OR) comments, "...it comes down to our poliies and guidelines, and reliable and verifiable sources discussing the issue." (2009 April 27)
Edward321 explains why what Drnhawkins put in an article was OR and that it's against policy.
User:Peterkingiron gave the editor some good advice. (12:16, 2009 April 28)
John Carter pointed Drnhawkins towards some subjects he might be interested in editing, and offered his assistance in editing any of them.
Dougweller explained some problems with using work of Ron Wyatt as source material.
John Carter carefully answered several questions, explained policies, and laid out a lot about how we do (and don't do) things on Wikipedia. (08:21, 2009 April 30)
Peterkingiron gave a lengthy commentary with explanations of WP:POV/WP:NPOV and use of the Bible in WP articles. (09:07, 2009 April 30)
LadyofShalott and Peterkingiron [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Drnhawkins&diff=next&oldid=287053697 made a suggestion about an appropriate way to contribute to Wikipedia within Drnhawkins's area of interest.
Athanasius1 gave a lengthy response discussing the Bible as a primary source and its historicity, and explaining some about WP:Fringe. (09:48, 2009 April 30)
TenPoundHammer gave a level 1 warning about OR. (08:26, 2009 May 31)
John Carter points out again relevant policies and gave suggestions about finding WP:RS to expand articles.
John Carter responded (and expanded thereupon) to some rather rude comments by Drnhawkins. (13:22 and 13:53, 2009 June 1)
LadyofShalott made a comment about references to Bible passages. (22:20, 2009 June 3)
John Carter made some observations and suggestions about Drnhawkins's contributions. (10:45, 2009 June 4)

WikiProject Christianity

A discussion was held at the talk page of the Christianity WikiProject about some of Drnhawkins's images. LadyofShalott notified Drnhawkins of the discussion and invited him to participate in it.

Talk:Joseph and Imhotep

This is the talk page of an article deleted via AfD at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Joseph and Imhotep, resurrected temporarily for the purpose if this discussion only and will be deleted again at the end of this RfC. The AfD discussion also gives background to this and since then there does not appear to have been any progress in the editor's understanding or behavior.

R'n'B gave several pointers about sourcing and style.
Dougweller commented again about original research and made a suggestion of a possible useful contribution Drnhawkins could make.

MfD compromise

At Wikipedia:Miscellany for deletion/User:Drnhawkins/Sandbox/Archives/Joseph and Imhotep are the same person the decision was made to let a page remain in userspace if Drnhawkins would not repost it in mainspace again. This was 2 years, 1 month, 10 days ago from the date of posting this RfC and it has not been edited by Drnhawkins since. The closing Admin's comment "The result of the discussion was keep, for now. However, if this lurks in userspace for a long time without becoming an article, then the consensus will probably change to deletion."

Evidence of failing to resolve the dispute

The discussions above show Drnhawkins' difficulties in listening to the advice of a number of other editors. Most of that discussion was approximately two years ago, anfter which Drnhawkins took a wikibreak. Upon his return, he went back to the same behaviors that prompted all of that discussion. Drnhawkins still includes his own WP:POV and WP:OR. The discussion on the Wikipedia:Miscellany for deletion/User:Drnhawkins/An alternative view of the 3rd dynasty of Egypt and Wikipedia:Miscellany for deletion/User:Drnhawkins/Moses and the Israelites served Amenemhet III during the 12th dynasty of Egypt clearly show an unwillingness to acknowledge that there is WP:OR involved. His list of deleted contributions is telling in itself.

Users certifying the basis for this dispute

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Other users who endorse this summary

Orange Mike | Talk 15:11, 28 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
--Rocksanddirt (talk) 16:47, 29 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
He iro 16:56, 29 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
causa sui (talk) 19:45, 29 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
MER-C 06:24, 30 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Peridon (talk) 20:50, 30 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Wikipedia:Disruptive editing#Refusal to "get the point.". --SmokeyJoe (talk) 22:50, 31 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Per SmokeyJoe. - LuckyLouie (talk) 20:47, 2 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]
DGG ( talk ) 00:23, 11 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]
œ ^™ 00:43, 24 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Phearson (talk) 01:47, 24 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Response

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These articles cite a number of primary secondary and tertiary sources. Wikipedia has does not consider them reliable.

There is an obvious inconsistency in the application of Wikipedia policies when it comes to other articles in main space.

There are numerous articles in Wikipedia that do not have adequate references but have been allowed to be moved to mainspace.

Wikipedia is not neutral, it is clearly 'Athiest' and any articles that suggest that the Biblical account may be correct or quote the Bible as a source of historical information are not allowed in mainspace.

Wikipedia regards the artical as original research even though numerous articals have been written on this subject.

One of the main problems is that Wikipedia does not regard the Bible as a reliable source of Historical information.

The Bible contains the Chronicles and records or Israel. It is not possible to write an article that correlates Egyptian history with that of Israel without referring to the Bible.

The period of history that we are referring to is around 2000BC ie 4000 years ago. There are no other documents from this time that are anywhere near as reliable as the Bible. The Q'ran for example was written in 600AD in a time where there was a plethora of historical information to correlate it with. 4000 years ago, there were only a few other civilizations that kept records; Egyptians, Babylonians, Greeks Asians etc.

The histories of two of these civilizations, Egypt and Israel, came together around the time of Abraham, Joseph, Moses, the Judges and Saul, David, Solomon and the other Kings of Israel when there was interaction between these nations. These periods in history should be regarded as anchors for correlating the histories of these civilizations, independent of potentially eroneous dating techniques that currently used to find contemporaries in the respective cultures.

Dating techniques are not the only way of correlating history. As explained in the article, the match between the profile of Joseph and Imhotep is so exact that it should be given more credence than the dates imputed to them based on archaeological dating techniques. It is now clear that many Egyptian dynasties ran in parrallel as there were separate kingdoms in the North and the South of Egypt. Any timeline that presents one serial sequence, one king or dynasty after another, simply cannot be right.

File:RevisedChronologyEgyptcompatedtoBible.gif

The Revised Chronology of Egypt and the Biblical Timeline

Our understanding of Egyptian history is far from complete and so Egyptian History cannot be used as the 'ultimate reference' or 'Gold Standard' as Wikipedia seems to believe.

If wikipedia continues to delete articles like this which do not fit with what they believe, wikipedian history will become more athieistic, unbalanced, a construct of their own policies and not based on reality. You are creating your own delusional system!

--Special:Contributions/ ([[User talk:|talk]]) 09:12, 31 July 2011 (UTC) --Drnhawkins (talk) 10:48, 31 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

This article was accepted by Creation Wiki [5] and is consistent with the chronologies in their articles [6]. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Drnhawkins (talk • contribs) 11:02, 31 July 2011 --Drnhawkins (talk) 10:48, 31 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

The picture that I placed in articles in main space were recently created. I did not realize that this was contravening the agreement that I had made with you. The links back to my articles in userspace were unintended. You can varify that the links were first created in usespace to link between my own articles in userspace and the links were part of the description of the picture. When I copied the picture and it's description and pasted them into articles in main space, it created a link back to my articles in userspace. This was not my primary intention. I simply wanted to put the newly created picture and it's description into the relevant articles in mainspace.--Drnhawkins (talk) 11:24, 31 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]