Talk:Jan Kochanowski

message: Ah, what a fitting line appeared above the editing window: Wikipedia is not an advertising service. Promotional articles about yourself, your friends, (...).  "... and your family and coat-of-arms", we might add, having looked at Gustavo's job in this article. Gustavo tried to do the same in plwiki, first spamming all possible places with an image of his coat-of-arms, then inventing a pseudo-infobox in order to smuggle the graphic into articles that got reverted, then, in the case of Jan Kochanowski, creating fiction: the poet is never referred to as "Jan Korwin Kochanowski". Please stay alert to Gustavo's promotional spam, here and elsewhere in enwiki. There's nothing "noble" in it, I'm afraid. I reverted his changes. Bansp 09:28, 29 July 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Misc

message: Only to put this discussion in its full context I quote my dialog with WRoo72:
1- :Please do not create any "templates" within articles that only duplicate already existing informations, there is no need to put a picture of your coat of arms in every possible place, a link from within an article is enough.  Regards, Michał "Stalowy Kangur" Rosa ✉ 06:07, 29 lip 2006 (CEST)
2- I wrote to him a little angry: O.K. You rule. Best regards
So he answered:
::Ah, I only wish I could rule, unfortunately I come from a poor peasant family and I can only dream about ruling anything or anyone :)  Anyway, thanks for understanding.  Regards, Michał "Stalowy Kangur" Rosa ✉ 06:38, 29 lip 2006 (CEST)
Stalowy Kangur Rosa is also: Wikipedysta:Roo72
 
3- I remade the infobox erasing the Image of Korwin Coat of Arms and immediately send the following to WRoo72:
Dear Roo72, I am sorry to be something rude last night. I was mad since I thought that my work was well done. It was not my intention to hurt anybody’s democratic feelings. I support myself a Left Democratic Alliance (a Tony Blair like party) in my own country. I am a modern man with an open mind. So they were my father and my grandpa.
I just was trying to use the Polish nobility template (infobox) in use in en:wiki. Not only in someone from my own clan, but in any. 
You will notice that I remake it without the Coat of Arms Image. I hope it is O.K. If it is not, please just write me and I will fix the page myself or fix it yourself if you like.
Best regards, my friend.
4- I realized that in the interim WBansp erased the new infobox.
- Angry I wrote him again:
Too late, Wikipedysta:Bansp decided for you and me... I believed the Peoples Polish Rep. was already ended. I was wrong. 
(All of this was in the pl:wiki)
 
This is the starting of this astonishing inter:wiki persecution. What can I say?
The infobox in question is commonly used in en:wiki. I put the coat of arms images in a big number of articles about Category:Polish nobility, from very different Coat of Arms, no just mine. I am doing the same thing in fr:wiki, (for example: Armorial de la Noblesse polonaise) and I will do it in es:wiki as soon as possible. --Gustavo Szwedowski de Korwin 03:58, 4 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Following this discussion 

message: There is no such thing as his abandonment of Latin, he wrote in Latin all his life. XIX century Polish philologists had a contempt to Latin and they just wanted their literature to speak in it's "national" tongue, that is Polish. But the facts say something contrary and we know that writing in Latin played an important role to him during his entire life. Among others, Wacław Walecki attempts to reintroduce "Latin Kochanowski" to the public, a recent bilingual edition being the best prove.Kameal (talk) 23:52, 2 March 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Vernacular 

message: There's a line that compares him to Shakespeare at the end of the article, but can we really say that? No, we can't. Because that is speculation. I believe this is more a way of comparing someone relatively famous (Jan) with someone wildly famous (William) in an effort to heap un-cited praise and conjecture. It just seems like something I'd see in the Jan Kochanowski gift shop, instead of a real meaningful sentiment. Since activity is from 2006 on this page, I'll assume no one will readily change it, so I will. I hereby claim my intention to delete the line (that has no source) comparing him to be as great as Shakespeare. Fadedroots (talk) 04:54, 26 January 2010 (UTC)
thread_title: Not Shakespeare

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