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repeating things in general is a bad thing? I think the main part of my input to that page as of that edit (there are two things with that same timestamp, not just one) was a refutation of the somewhat tiresome (and highly repetitive) incorrect assertion by A Nobody that notability is not a deletion criterion. That is manifestly false, something that is not at all notable doesn't merit an article here, as we are not limitless in scope. Perhaps you could speak to A Nobody about his repetitiveness. He regurgitates the same stuff word for word, and evinces little or no thought in doing so... almost deliberate contempt for those he engages with, don't you agree?. I suspect I'm not the only person tired by it. But all that said, thanks for your input, I'll take it under consideration. ++
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the genuine answer should have been sufficient), and I removed it again. You put it back and called it a full fledged warning, as if somehow the prior post was anything other than an obvious warning based upon the view you hold and already articulated. This is not the way people are supposed to act here when they are trying to resolve a perceived problem. The action of mine you called "disruption" was done once and stopped. The disruption of my talk page you are doing is ongoing. It's bordering on
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isolated incident it might be better dealt with on-wiki, publicly? As admins, do either of you have any thoughts on this? (Lar, you can forward Versa my last emails if you still have them - but I believe they got sent to tehe CU mailing list, or Versa if you need more information I can give you a run-down myself). Either way, any significant action isn't going to occur until about this time next week, or possibly on thursday evening (
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self admitted list, you will see years of edit warring, POV pushing, attacks upon editors, and just all around corruption. Just taking a glance at how they operate at the POV board is utterly frightening, as they are the ones that seem to be pushing some of the worse POV out there. I think this is a
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2) DRV isn't supposed to be MFD II â That's a common meme at DRV, and it's there for the good reason that it can be used to foreclose discussion of questions that don't belong at DRV. These are the boring questions. But the interesting questions at DRV are the ones where the consensus at the XfD
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What are you talking about? You removed the comment of someone in a deletion discussion. That's not acceptable. I restored it and warned you. I have no idea what else you're talking about, but you clearly have a very large blind spot, your friendship with A Nobody is leading you astray. As a note,
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3) how do you tell when (fiat based) policy must trump consensus (or the clear lack of it, as in this case, which is a special kind of consensus, the consensus to do nothing) â That's very much a matter of opinion and the threshold varies depending on who you ask. I can only give you my personal
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Pretty much what I expected. Thanks guys, I let sleeping dogs lie with that last issue, you check for me Lar about the same user (if you recall), though it has just occurred to me they overlap and it is time to have a word. I am leaning towards off wiki (by email), buuut considering this isn't an
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I'm just wondering, have I ever had any encounters with you that would cause you to "Nod" in agreement with Ottava Rima's personal attacks on me? Do you have any reason to believe I am lying about who I am, or what my background is? Do you have any basis for implying that I "make a lot of todo
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Commons, as I said before, can be somewhat spotty in outcomes. But more importantly, stop trying to poison the debate by casting aspersions. You continue to assume bad faith. When you discontinue that, and speak in reasonable tones, I'll be more interested in what you have to say.
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I seem to recall that several people have done that recently, including Jack? But I maybe mistaken. I think it really depends on what the editor feels. Jack, for example, prominently, and may I say proudly(?) displays his former name on his user page. I think under
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reason. So, this juicy picture of a quite possibly underage girl is beneficial to the project just how? I've got the
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