Talk:Desi daru/Archive 1
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Stop misleading
The article clearly differentiates India-made foreign liquor from Desi Daru. Desi Daru, as you claimed in the article is not exactly llegal, especially when a google search for desi daru shows it as 'illegal liquor'. Even if this is licensed, which you need to provide sources for, and as the term is mostly and generally used for the locally made liquor, the fact that it can be hazardous needs to be mentioned, especially when you yourself have a sub heading to its hazardous effects.—TripWire talk 16:42, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- {{ping|TripWire}] This entire article is created by me yesterday, it is under construction so don't interfare in development process and don't make it issue of India-Pakistan conflict. There are people died drinking local alcohol in Pakistan too. read BBC, read read Washington post]. I'm writing it properly. --Human3015Send WikiLove 16:49, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- Just because the article was created yesterday does not mean that it cannot be edited by other editors. Second, once the article has been published, it became public property and can be edited by anyone. Third, if you were to work on the article, you should have used you sandbox. Fourth, you have redirected every form of 'Desi Daroo' to this page thus making this page as the umbrella page for the term Desi Daroo, which includes and is not limited to 'illegal production of cheap liquor' and thus the article needs to mention and explain the term in its entirety and not just what you want the world to read. Please also read WP:OWNER—TripWire talk 16:54, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- You read Wikipedia is not a newspaper. WP:NOTNEWS. --Human3015Send WikiLove 17:01, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- And this article is about India and Pakistan, so it is part your topic ban. Be aware. --Human3015Send WikiLove 17:03, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- WP:NOTNEWS does not affect the edits I had made. I think it is you who need to read WP:NOTNEWS as quoting secondary sources to quantify data or info is the basis of Wikipedia.
- And since when did Desi Daro became a topic of Indo-Pak "Conflict"
. I know you are frustrated, but that does not mean you can mislead the world.—TripWire talk 17:07, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- And this article is about India and Pakistan, so it is part your topic ban. Be aware. --Human3015Send WikiLove 17:03, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- You read Wikipedia is not a newspaper. WP:NOTNEWS. --Human3015Send WikiLove 17:01, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- Just because the article was created yesterday does not mean that it cannot be edited by other editors. Second, once the article has been published, it became public property and can be edited by anyone. Third, if you were to work on the article, you should have used you sandbox. Fourth, you have redirected every form of 'Desi Daroo' to this page thus making this page as the umbrella page for the term Desi Daroo, which includes and is not limited to 'illegal production of cheap liquor' and thus the article needs to mention and explain the term in its entirety and not just what you want the world to read. Please also read WP:OWNER—TripWire talk 16:54, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
Dekmios Doros
http://hi.wikipedia.org/wiki/user_talk:Hindustanilanguage/Archive_1#Proto-Indo-European_Dictionary
Eigdhemiskos Dnghus — Preceding unsigned comment added by 45.55.80.121 (talk) 18:36, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
Note for Editors - Misleading the Subject of Indian Desi Daroo
And BTW, it is rather surprising that @Human3015: added the article to WikiProject Pakistan when it does not mention anything about Pakistan. Human did it once it was highlighted to him that he is misleading the world by deliberately mixing up 'locally produced liquor' with 'Desi Daroo', only so that it can bring a topic of general subject within the preview of India-Pakistan Topics. Indeed the page was focused on Indian Desi Daru when he created it, every sentence it carries revolve around the local liquor industry in India, but in an attempt to bring in Pakistan after he did not allow editors to add related info to the topic, he thought it appropriate to play the Indo-Pak Card so that editors from Pakistan are restricted to edit, which is a classical example of WP:OWNER.—TripWire talk 17:34, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- @TripWire: Article is under progress, it will mention everything soon. Moreover, as your topic ban note says, you are topic banned for "projecting national agenda on Wikipedia", you are projecting national agenda of "anti-India" attitude. Thats why you have been topic banned. You can't write about India anywhere on Wikipedia, not even on talk pages. You can write about desi daru in Pakistan, you can write about economy of desi daru in Pakistan, how many people dies in Pakistan by drinking desi daru etc. If you project your anti-India agenda on any page of wikipedia then it will be a ban evasion. So refrain from ban evasion. If you do one more India related edit anywhere I will report you to another admin as suggested by admin FPAS. Best luck. --Human3015Send WikiLove 18:03, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- Again, @Human3015: stop misleading the world. My topic ban is related to Indian/Pakistani conflicts. Desi Daroo in India is not a "conflict" between the two countries (like Siachen Conflict, 1965 Indo-Pak War etc). There is no need to touch new lows by lying., it just shows how frustrated you are to ensure WP:OWNER of the nice article. Thanks.—TripWire talk 18:11, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- @TripWire: You can't do any India related nationalistic edit, thats what your topic ban is. If you want to complain about me to any admin then go ahead. You can edit this article, but you can't write about India, you write about Pakistan. If you can't give any positive contribution to this article then better you leave it and let the other editors do their job, kindly don't waste valuable time of other editors. We have many other articles to work on. --Human3015Send WikiLove 18:22, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- @Human3015: I will again urge you stop misleading the world. There's no need to 'educate' me on a thins which is already understandable. If you think that by editing this article I am in violation of my ban, please go ahead and report me to the admins (you already did that yesterday). My edits to this page were as positive as were yours. I simply added reliable info from reliable secondary sources. However, it is you who are trying to push in a nationalistic agenda by not allowing general info to the page, and presenting one side of the story, and misleading the world by not adhereing to WP:NPOV. So, please I'll beg you to stop wasting others time, stop acting like a WP:OWNER and stop pushing a nationalistic agenda, so that WE ALL can contribute to Wikipedia in an healthy environment and improve Wikipedia to te fullest of our abilities. Thanks.—TripWire talk 18:33, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- Ok, I accept whatever you said, now please don't ping me and do not argue more, I have cleared my stand on this issue. Now leave this matter please, let me contribute.--Human3015Send WikiLove 18:39, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- Ok, I will re-add the info then, as per this discussion, as you have agreed. BTW, thanks for unleashing your friends (I actually needed a laugh) and working on your behalf.—TripWire talk 18:45, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- @Human3015: I will again urge you stop misleading the world. There's no need to 'educate' me on a thins which is already understandable. If you think that by editing this article I am in violation of my ban, please go ahead and report me to the admins (you already did that yesterday). My edits to this page were as positive as were yours. I simply added reliable info from reliable secondary sources. However, it is you who are trying to push in a nationalistic agenda by not allowing general info to the page, and presenting one side of the story, and misleading the world by not adhereing to WP:NPOV. So, please I'll beg you to stop wasting others time, stop acting like a WP:OWNER and stop pushing a nationalistic agenda, so that WE ALL can contribute to Wikipedia in an healthy environment and improve Wikipedia to te fullest of our abilities. Thanks.—TripWire talk 18:33, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- @TripWire: You can't do any India related nationalistic edit, thats what your topic ban is. If you want to complain about me to any admin then go ahead. You can edit this article, but you can't write about India, you write about Pakistan. If you can't give any positive contribution to this article then better you leave it and let the other editors do their job, kindly don't waste valuable time of other editors. We have many other articles to work on. --Human3015Send WikiLove 18:22, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
- Again, @Human3015: stop misleading the world. My topic ban is related to Indian/Pakistani conflicts. Desi Daroo in India is not a "conflict" between the two countries (like Siachen Conflict, 1965 Indo-Pak War etc). There is no need to touch new lows by lying., it just shows how frustrated you are to ensure WP:OWNER of the nice article. Thanks.—TripWire talk 18:11, 3 August 2015 (UTC)
WP:TITLE
The article starts with "Desi Daaru", while the title is "Desi daru". I suggest renaming the article to "Desi daaru". Any thoughts? Faizan (talk) 22:07, 4 August 2015 (UTC)
- I think it doesnt matter, as Human3015 has already redirected every possible derivation to 'Desi Daaru' to this page. Ironically, however, he is not ready to include ALL the characteristics to this all-encompassing title.—TripWire talk 22:12, 4 August 2015 (UTC)
- Faizan, me too thought same, but most of sources spelling it as "daru" not "daaru". still we can have discussion over it. --Human3015Send WikiLove 22:15, 4 August 2015 (UTC)
- @Faizan: What you wrote in Urdu? "Desi daru" or "desi sharab"? yesterday I wrote in urdu "Desi sharab". But what is common name in Pakistan? "Desi daaru" or "Desi sharab"? In India its "desi daru". --Human3015Send WikiLove 22:24, 4 August 2015 (UTC)
- Faizan, me too thought same, but most of sources spelling it as "daru" not "daaru". still we can have discussion over it. --Human3015Send WikiLove 22:15, 4 August 2015 (UTC)
Health issues
No article on any alcohol brand on Wikipedia do not write section "health issues" in article. There are no such guidelines from WikiProject Spirits. Do not unduly mention health hazards, Wikipedia is not newspaper, this article is about alcohol brand, not on hazards of alcohol. Every drinker knows every kind of alcohol brand is hazardous to health. We have to go by guidelines of WikiProject Spirits. We don't have to mention how many dies in each month, just mention that "people can die after drinking alcohol" is enough. People also die of Liver cirrhosis after drinking excessive Jack daniel's, but all such article do not have mention of any death as if people don't die after drinking these kind of alcohol. Liver cirrhosis can happen after drinking any kind of alcohol. Still we are mentioning it in this article but don't write it as newspaper. Thank you. --Human3015Send WikiLove 12:37, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- I beg to disagree. Had the page been about something like Kingfisher (beer), I wouldnt have cared much. But no one has died instantly after drinking a regular Vodka, Whiskey or Beer. However, Desi Daaru, most of which is illegal, and some of which is (locally) industrialized in India are two different things. In case of the former, numerous Indians have died and continue to die, let alone get sick. Now, you page doesnt segregate the two. You have deliberately mixed up 'country liquor' and 'Desi Daru', especially by re-directing every possible derivative to Desi Daru to this particular page. Now, if the broad term Desi Daru is to include both the locally produced liquor which is legalized in India and ALSO the illegal, low quality liquor which has caused 100s of deaths in India, then you have no right to hid this very important fact from our readers, to say the least, it will be morally incorrect.
- You want to segregate the two types of Desi Darus/locally produced liquors, please either create a separate page or divide this page into two portions clearly so as to show both the liquors albeit being produced locally - one being OK and the other being hazardous, so that the problems with the latter are shown to readers and are not 'hidden' behind the one-sided view of a single editor that is yourself. Thanks —TripWire talk 12:54, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- @TripWire: hey, what problem you have? deaths haves been mentioned in article. --Human3015Send WikiLove 12:59, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- Sir, do you actually want to discuss this issue or just harass me with such condescending tone? Sir, if you dont have the appetite to listen to other editors, why open up a discussion?—TripWire talk 13:02, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- I have created another article on Pakistani beer Murree beer, if you are interested in this project then help me to improve that article. You are from Pakistan, you can help. --Human3015Send WikiLove 13:15, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- You are wrong on two accounts. One, you dont know if I am from Pakistan. Two, Murree Beer, the only legal, industrialized and formally produced liquor in Pakistan cannot be equated with this page which talks about both the locally produced legal and illegal liquor. So, my suggestion to you that you either should open a new page distinguishing both the liquors or divide this page into two portions remains unanswered. Please understand that unlike you, I dont have any personal vendetta against you, but as an active editor of Wikipedia, I cannot allow you to mislead the world by not mentioning the full facts. Thanks—TripWire talk 13:26, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- That shows your ignorance, I said I have created new page Murree beer. --Human3015Send WikiLove 13:31, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- My dear sir, I precisely know that you have created a NEW page of Murree beer - I have seen it when you posted it link here, and thus I again reiterate what I have said earlier just a few minutes ago that Murree beer, a legally, industrially produced and the solely formally produced liquor in Pakistan cannot be equated to the kind of liquor you are talking about on this page. I am requesting you to create a new page which "differentiate" the two kind of liquors that you have (deliberately) mixed up on this page. Sometimes ignorance is not a bliss, no? Thanks.—TripWire talk 13:37, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- You sir TripWire sir, when I compared desi daru and Murree beer? In which comment above? I'm just asking, if you are so much interested in liquor related topics then help me on Murree beer. Or you don't want to help me on Murree beer because you can't write anything against India on that page? --Human3015Send WikiLove 13:43, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- Sir Human3015, you are again putting words in my mouth, exaggerating unnecessarily and lying. First, you dont have the right to decide what topic intrests me and what not. Second, I have my hands full already, as currently battling two reports against me, one by your highness himself and another by a friend of yours. Third, this Desi Daru page was created earlier than Murree Brewery page and my edits here have been reverted by you, so I will like to concentrate on that, instead of taking orders from you, sir. For now, my priority is to prevent you from misleading the world by sugercoating lies about desi liquor, which is a cause of numerous deaths and have nothing specific to do with India or Pakistan. Lastly, can you stop about 'me' and actually, for once, focus on the topic of discussion opened by none other, but yourself. Thanks—TripWire talk 14:21, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- You sir Tripwire, this is not blog or newpaper, this is a Wikipedia article. If you want to spread awareness regarding injurious effects of alcohol then try documentary, street plays, NGOs, OPEDs, blogs etc. This is not place for you, here we are following guidelines by WikiProject Spirits. Still respecting your demand we have added injurious effects of this alcohol and you are still not satisfied, then its your problem. --Human3015Send WikiLove 14:34, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- Did I challenge your edit which removed my stats? No. Then why are you continoulsy harping about the same point. You are not doing any charity bu adding the health hazards of a drink which have killed 1000s of Indians. Seriously, I dont care about the health 'hazards' of legal, industrlized and mass-produced and exported liqour, but I sure do have a probelm with you hiding the facts about a very serious concern which is ONLY specific to the type f liquor you talk about at Desi Daru.—TripWire talk 14:44, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- You sir Tripwire, this is not blog or newpaper, this is a Wikipedia article. If you want to spread awareness regarding injurious effects of alcohol then try documentary, street plays, NGOs, OPEDs, blogs etc. This is not place for you, here we are following guidelines by WikiProject Spirits. Still respecting your demand we have added injurious effects of this alcohol and you are still not satisfied, then its your problem. --Human3015Send WikiLove 14:34, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- Sir Human3015, you are again putting words in my mouth, exaggerating unnecessarily and lying. First, you dont have the right to decide what topic intrests me and what not. Second, I have my hands full already, as currently battling two reports against me, one by your highness himself and another by a friend of yours. Third, this Desi Daru page was created earlier than Murree Brewery page and my edits here have been reverted by you, so I will like to concentrate on that, instead of taking orders from you, sir. For now, my priority is to prevent you from misleading the world by sugercoating lies about desi liquor, which is a cause of numerous deaths and have nothing specific to do with India or Pakistan. Lastly, can you stop about 'me' and actually, for once, focus on the topic of discussion opened by none other, but yourself. Thanks—TripWire talk 14:21, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- That shows your ignorance, I said I have created new page Murree beer. --Human3015Send WikiLove 13:31, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- You are wrong on two accounts. One, you dont know if I am from Pakistan. Two, Murree Beer, the only legal, industrialized and formally produced liquor in Pakistan cannot be equated with this page which talks about both the locally produced legal and illegal liquor. So, my suggestion to you that you either should open a new page distinguishing both the liquors or divide this page into two portions remains unanswered. Please understand that unlike you, I dont have any personal vendetta against you, but as an active editor of Wikipedia, I cannot allow you to mislead the world by not mentioning the full facts. Thanks—TripWire talk 13:26, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- I have created another article on Pakistani beer Murree beer, if you are interested in this project then help me to improve that article. You are from Pakistan, you can help. --Human3015Send WikiLove 13:15, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- Sir, do you actually want to discuss this issue or just harass me with such condescending tone? Sir, if you dont have the appetite to listen to other editors, why open up a discussion?—TripWire talk 13:02, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
Pakistani Sharab?
Sir Human3015, will you be kind enough to expand the article to include info regarding Desi Sharab (its making, ingredients, distribution, stats etc) as you did in the case of Indian Desi Daru or are you only going to stay restricted to adding the deaths in Pakistan? Because it was you who tried to bring this page within the purview of India-Pakistan Project and you added the name (Desi Sharab) in Urdu within the infobox. Because ironically, the entire page mentions the word Pakistan only ONCE—TripWire talk 15:12, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- I have added Category:Pakistani beverages [1] long before you touched this article. Since this article was created it was under preview of India-Pakistani article. So stop blaming other. Since its start this article mentions word "Indian subcontinent" in the lead which includes Pakistan too. --Human3015Send WikiLove 15:30, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
- Sir I am more interested in you adding the Pakistan Project Tag to the page and when you added name tag in Urdu. What I wnt to point out is that as you claimed that the article related to Indian subcontinent but it mentions nothing about other countries of the Sub-Continent like Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives, especially when Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Maldives being Non-Muslim countries produce and consume MORE Desi Daru as compared to Pakistan which being a Muslim country has comparatively lesser production/consumption.
- Moreover, you only tagged the article with Pakistan Project and not with Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, or the Maldives Project Tag, nor did you added the name tag in Bengali, Nepali or any other Sub-Continental language, but just in Urdu? Why is it that the page mostly mentions details of Indian Daru, slightly touches Pakistan in a negative manner and makes no mention whatsoever of the remaining FIVE countries that for part of Indian subcontinent? So, I am curious that why are you Pakistan centric since the very start of this page? You created this page on 3 August, before that it remain active in you sandbox for quite sometime where you edited it at length and since then since then more 150 edits have been made when the page went active, but whereas you added Pakistan to an unrelated page, but couldnt find time to add countries which are competitively more linked to Desi Daru?
- Either you are misleading about this page being related to Indian Subcontinent as the page primarily talk s about Indian Desi Daru or in order to discourage editors from Pakistan to edit this page against your views, you incorrectly and deliberately tried to bring this page under "discretionary sanctions" while you admitted by saying in edit-comments that "added useful note, as this article is related to India-Pakistan, (entire south asia). So there can be conflict of interest)"?? What I understand from this is that you dont want other editors to edit this page freely? So, I am still curious as to what you motive precisely is about this page? —TripWire talk 16:00, 5 August 2015 (UTC)
Is Desi daru rum?
In the West, by far the best-known alcohol that is distilled from molasses is rum. I was surprised to see that there is no mention of rum in the article. Is there any good reason why it should not be described as a form of rum, or roughly equivalent to rum, in the lede? That would provide some useful context for readers in the West. Bricology (talk) 22:58, 3 January 2021 (UTC)