On Fri, 8 Dec 2006 06:24:36 -0500, "david(a)election.demon.co.uk"
<david(a)election.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>Yes, you've said that before. But the fact
remains that you are a
>party political activist editing articles on politicians, and
>frequently in a way which causes conflict with other editors, and this
>is not the first time the criticism has been levelled at you either,
>so perhaps you do have biases and are unable to discern them in your
>own writing (which would only be human, after all).
Directly contrary to your repeated claims I have not
been sanctioned
for POV editing. There was no such finding in the arbitration case.
Moreover Irishpunktom eventually agreed that he and I had produced a
balanced article in the end.
If you read the para to which you are responding, you will see that I
said nothing of the sort. Wikipedia is not politics, David, and your
use of the straw man fallacy is unhelpful. What I said was that *you
are a party political activist editing articles on politicians, and
frequently in a way which causes conflict with other editors*. That
does not imply that you are either right or wrong, only that your
style of editing, combined with your known interests and choice of
articles, causes conflict.
See also above, where your use of a deliberately misleading edit
summary is used to make accusations against others. Why do that? It's
patently disruptive. What is the point of doing something
deliberately in order to provoke a reaction you can then complain
about?
Nor do you appear to know who your friends are - I was against any
sanction when you edited Peter Tatchell in defiance of your ArbCom
ban, for example, and I unblocked you as soon as you undertook to stop
the edit war on this article.
Your entire on-Wiki persona comes across as aggressive, egotistical
and chippy. And this always seems to be somebody else's fault...
Guy (JzG)
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