User talk:Hooman Mallahzadeh
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River/map discussion
[edit]Hello Hooman Mallahzadeh. I happened to revisit the discussion you started on WP:VPP about the use of maps in our river articles, and in the process of doing so i noticed that you notified the Geography Wikiproject; that in itself certainly isn't a concern, probably to be commended, but i did want to mention to you (in case no one else has) that the way you did so could probably be construed as canvassing. Please understand, i don't think that you intentionally canvassed according to our definition, just that some might think so: Think of this as a point to remember next time you want to draw in other editors to a discussion. If you look at what you wrote, it clearly shows your opinion, gives arguments to justify that opinion, and asks editors to go to the discussion and vote for what you want; a more neutral message might have been along the lines of "There is a discussion at VPP about the use of maps in river articles; your input would be welcome." D'you see the difference? I will end by repeating ~ this is not to be regarded as a complaint, simply a suggestion to be more careful next time. Hope to see you around. Happy days, ~ LindsayHello 12:55, 21 April 2024 (UTC)
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