Céréales Killer

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Mluvíte česky? Podívejte se na českou verzi uvítání.

--Kusurija (diskuse) 3. 2. 2015, 21:38 (UTC)

Jméno uživatele

Vaše přejmenování uživatele Jak96CZ na DeletedUser8sdf9sdf8442454 (alespoň jak tvrdí kniha) je poněkud nestandardní. —Mykhal (diskuse) 31. 1. 2024, 09:55 (CET)

Good morning. I don't read Czech (thanks Google Translate), however, there are apparently no problems with this user's accounts. His choice of “DeleteUser…” is not against global renaming rules and policies. If this violates your local rules, please let him know so he can request it again. -- Dobré ráno. Česky nečtu (díky Google Translate), nicméně s účty tohoto uživatele zřejmě nejsou žádné problémy. Jeho volba „DeleteUser…“ není proti globálním pravidlům a zásadám přejmenování. Pokud to porušuje vaše místní pravidla, dejte jim prosím vědět, aby o to mohli znovu požádat. Céréales Killer (diskuse) 31. 1. 2024, 10:04 (CET)

Ok, thanks for the info. I can see some ~rules about random renaming e.g. in w:en:Wikipedia:Courtesy_vanishing. This is problematic, but I'll have to complain and propose better solution elsewhere instead of here. —Mykhal (diskuse) 17. 6. 2024, 14:41 (CEST)