A few days ago, Gareth Owen wrote to Ed Poor:
> No. You called for William Connolley's
edits to be reverted.
Jimbo then responded:
In the interests of accuracy, Ed said absolutely no
such thing. He's
very supportive of those edits, in fact, and has additionally
suggested that it would be appropriate to cite Connolley as a source.
Since Jimbo is interested in accuracy, he should review the revision
history for the SEPP article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=SEPP&action=history
I think it's obvious from even a cursory review that Ed has *not*
been supportive of Connolley's edits. I'm flabbergasted that Jimbo
cites Ed's interest in "citing Connolley as a source" as evidence of
how "supportive" Ed has been. Take a look, for example, at Ed's edit
on 18:39, 24 Nov 2003, when Ed actually *did* revise the article to
"cite Connolley as a source." Here's Ed's comment on that edit:
"attributing your POV to you, Dr. Connolley - you've finally stepped
over that line I warned you about."
Does that sound "supportive" to you, Jimbo?
Sheesh!
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