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Wikipedia-meersoq

"I suspect your command of Greenlandic is not much better than your command of Danish. This is my favourite: "(Jer ikke Sysop, bastillen! WIKIng ikke «international»! Myre samanstile Svansk folk: 1 Dk+1 Nor fk. Ikke i Fin / Fær fk, eller specil opstille Grønlds fk. I går holdbar glat give ild epstille hortigt!!!)" [1] (http://kl.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:WIKIng&limit=50&offset=50&action=history)"

The thing is, when explaining an edit, you only have so much room. To use proper grammar and words of full length would not have fit in the edit summary. You try it. So, I shortened it until it fit which meant things like writing "Grønlds fk" or "1 Dk+1 Nor fk" which are obviously not properly spelt, and removing nonessential words (and in the process messing up the grammar) to shorten it enough to fit.

"Why do you want to make the front page impossible to understand? Do you have something against the Greenlanders?"

As I noted before, User:194.177.229.235 made an edit to the mainpage, adding text but not modifying mine. A simple traceroute (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traceroute) will show us that this user is in fact in Greenland:

Hp|IP Address |Node Name |Network |<br />-------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />0 |192.168.1.103 |MARK.ph.cox.net |10.84.224.1 |<br />2 |68.2.4.77 |ip68-2-4-77.ph.ph.cox.net |68.2.4.0 |<br />3 |68.2.13.218 |- |68.2.13.0 |<br />4 |68.2.13.122 |- |68.2.13.0 |<br />5 |68.2.13.22 |- |68.2.13.0 |<br />6 |68.2.13.26 |- |68.2.13.0 |<br />7 |68.2.13.30 |- |68.2.13.0 |<br />8 |68.2.13.34 |- |68.2.13.0 |<br />9 |68.2.14.73 |- |68.2.14.0 |<br />10|68.1.0.164 |chndbbrc01-pos0101.rd.ph.cox.net |68.1.0.0 |<br />11|68.1.1.228 |langbbrc01pos0401.r2.la.cox.net |68.1.1.0 |<br />12|206.223.123.37 |lax-ix.he.net |206.223.123.0 |<br />13|65.19.129.1 |pos3-2.gsr12416.pao.he.net |65.19.129.0 |<br />14|64.62.249.121 |pos2-0.gsr12012.fmt.he.net |64.62.249.0 |<br />15|64.71.128.181 |pos4-0.gsr12012.sjc.he.net |64.71.128.0 |<br />16|216.218.254.154|pos2-0.gsr12416.nyc.he.net |216.218.254.0 |<br />17|130.244.200.17 |nyc1-core.gigabiteth5-1.swip.net |Swipnet backbone |<br />18|130.244.194.206|nyc2-core.pos2-0.swip.net |Swipnet backbone |<br />19|130.244.194.209|cop2-core.pos2-0.swip.net |Swipnet backbone |<br />20|130.227.2.85 |pos4-0.val2-core.dk.tele2.com |130.227.2.0 |<br />21|130.227.247.51 |srp9-0.val8-core.dk.tele2.com |130.227.247.0 |<br />22|?194.177.227.29|host-227-029.greennet.gl |Tele Greenland inc.|<br />23|194.177.227.29 |host-227-029.greennet.gl |Tele Greenland inc.|<br />? |194.177.229.235|... |Nukissiorfiit |

Thus the user is using a computer with internet supplied by Nukissiorfiit, or "Greenlands Power Supply" (the description in DNS).

The fact that the user added more text but didn't change what was there already confirms that my text is in fact correct.

"Note that Danish is an official language of Greenland and the native language of many Greenlanders not of Danish ancestry. As long as an accurate text is not written in Inuit language, the Danish text is necessary."

That is irrelevant. This is a Wikipedia in the Greenlandic language, not for the Greenlandic nation (well, Greenland isn't a fully independent nation per-se, but I will use the term anyways).

"With your history of messing up Wikipedias, threats are not wise. I might complain about you at the mailing list if I wanted to."

My history of messing up Wikipedias? I may not be that well-respected on the mailinglist, but in this case the evidence is solidly against you. Anybody can do a traceroute on 194.177.229.235 and find that it's a Greenlandic IP, and do a traceroute on you and find out that your ISP (and most likely you) is located in Fornebu, Norway rather than Nuuk (Gothab), Greenland.

If you want to say that I travelled all the way to Greenland to fake this, that's fine but nobody will believe it.

As regards the text from the Nuuk municipal website - that's why I said "pretend to speak Greenlandic", and previously I told you your text made no sense.