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interview subjects ever invite their interviewers to a major event they are hosting. Yes. Do they attend? Yes. But I do not have a conflict of interest. I'm not trying to push an opinion, just help contribute to the encyclopedia of facts. And I appreciate your question... It's obvious I've interviewed Mike before, but shouldn't that make me even more credible to tell this story? I've clearly been transparent about the chapter about Mike in my book - via the cite in the page. But because it was my book, I did my best to make it a very small mention. Please go back and look at the page before all of this editing began. I appreciate what you are asking, but I've already disclosed the relationship directly in the page itself.
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editors who helped write this article over the years that will stand up to any Fringe-pushing POV edits. And even a slight change will become a battle. It’s only worth making changes to fringe editors with an agenda. Otherwise, the article is fairly useful. I use it all the time in the real life world as ways to point out pseudoscience. It’s probably one of a handful of articles on
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I'm so very sorry for the slow reply. This is an extremely stressful, and deeply emotional conversation. I need to request to please - well, if I step away from the conversation for the weekend... I only hope to respond in a well thought out- very appropriate manner - I am so close to this right now,
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1. Foremost, I would like to apologize for the way I have handled my responses to editing in the past. I used all caps in my reply which is inappropriate, for which I apologize. I replied to editing by reverting edits, while also responding with strong language, which was inappropriate. I apologize.
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This has become about condemning me, and not the content of the page? I truly worked really hard to create a great encyclopedic entry. Disruptive editing - I mean - just knowing whatever we might try to produce - if it is going to be met with long-term disruptive - like some kind of bizarre grudge -
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I am so very emotional and upset because I do feel this page has been completely bullied by the editors. I feel so discouraged and powerless, to have worked so hard on a page, and then have editors come in and instead of actually adding any content (building), just delete. Aren't we here to build?
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At no point did any of the other editors attempt to follow this protocol. Instead just slashed as much text as possible. Given the amount of hard work I've put into this article, I would think this would infuriate almost anyone. This protocol has to work both ways. I should have reached out to the
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Finally, I would absolutely love to work on the Michael J Palumbo with you personally NatGertler. Ideally, we could work closely together on the page, to get it done correctly, with proper sourcing. It would allow me to be the best possible contributor to Knowledge (XXG) I can possibly be, moving
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So why was this information removed from this page, and not the others. It was sourced correctly. This is just the tip of the iceberg... One editor deleted information mentioning the book he wrote. Another editor said the book does not have an ISBN number. ISBN-10: 0997459506 and ISBN-13:
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Orangemike, could you please show me where me trying to "shoehorn" my novel occurred? Would you please show me where my novel was ever mentioned anywhere, even in the slightest? I'm just asking you politely to please show me what and where you are talking about. Please show us all.
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All of the external links were deleted, and much of the bio information was deleted as well - the editor called it "bio fluff". But again, if you look at George Soros' Wiki-page, Warren Buffet's Wiki-page, and pages of other business magnet's, all of the same information is there.
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What pushed me over the edge was when Michael Palumbo's book was deemed insignificant. I cannot get my mind around this because Encyclopedias are not about opinions, but rather, facts. He wrote a book, it's a fact. Who are we to decide whether a work is significant or not?
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I'm back. And as for the accusations of disruptive edits, the list you enumerate from is not what constitutes disruptive edits, but how a disruptive editor might try to avoid detection. And even then, let's see what happens when the two points you point to are applied.
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I'm not talking about your real book published by the reputable publisher Wiley; I'm talking about the non-notable self-published "Orwellian sci-fi" novel you attempted no less than four times to shoehorn into various places where it did not belong.
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Wiley authors have received numerous honors, and Wiley and its acquired companies have published the works of more than 450 Nobel laureates in every Nobel prize category: Literature, Economics, Physiology/Medicine, Physics, Chemistry, and Peace."
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I also believe I should be unblocked because I have worked very, very hard on the page Michael J Palumbo over the past couple of years. I've done my absolute best to make sure all of the information is sourced, and the page is reliable.
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Lemongirl, thank you for your comment, I have read the COI. I have zero conflict of interest here. I simply like the subject and believe I can do a good job covering it. But why I am starting to feel ganged up on and bullied again?
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So in this entire conversation we haven't even been able to address the content proper. All of this is a personal attack. If we were able to address the content, maybe you would see that all of your personal attacks are unfounded.
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In addition, as a list of recent media mentions of Mr. Palumbo, are twelve second party coverage and mentions of the book not enough? Are the twelve links to second party coverage not enough to establish notability for this page.
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I understand that we must work as a team, and I can only provide assurance that I will do my absolute best to not just discuss changes with editors, but also follow all guidelines of the editing process within Knowledge (XXG).
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The following entry contains three main sections: 1. Another apology for my use of caps and inappropriate responses to editorial changes, while also not following the proper editing guidelines while replying to other editing.
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Furthermore, Timothy Draper, arguably one of the most prominent current venture capitalists in Silicon Valley has personally mentioned the book on his personal Twitter feed, clearly the book is important in its own market.
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I would actually like to work on a few other pages, including that of George Soros and stochastics. I've met George Soros twice and am an expert on reflexivity. I believe I can add quality content.
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I felt extremely emotional, and felt completely bullied. Regardless, it is not my place to speak towards other editors, or to raise my voice in caps. Please accept my apology.
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