You'll find any number of other editors who agree with you, but this isn't the place to discuss it. As advised, use the article discussion page to talk about it in a civil and constructive manner. If you still cannot get justice*, come back with a couple of good examples and ask for help. Don't expect much if you are being a self-righteous pest. Pete, speaking from experience *Justice is a nebulous concept here. Wikipedia is just a website. It's not a court of law, and even the community's most senior magistrates are overworked volunteers who will aim for expedience over rigorous investigation. ---- And why isn't this is a place to discuss this? Are you, by some Divine Grace, the one to determine what one can say here?. And that which is okay to say is clearly what you say. Well just because..yes. "a self-righteous pest"? If I didn't know better I would swear that sounds like a PA. But what would I know, I've already been labeled as a pest myslelf and banned indefinitely from editing at Wikipedia. No. Justice is not a nebulous concept here. Justice is justice always. Wikipedia claims to be an encyclopedia and therefore based on that claim needs to keep it's controversial articles as unbiased as it can. And yet it does the opposite and does so with a vengeance. it edits out neutrality in a concerted effort that is backed by power-hungry admins and all their tireless mob of mindless editors. It happens constantly. Editors such as Peter Mackay, Lou franklin<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Lou_franklin>in>, Merecat </wiki/User:Merecat>, myself thewolfstar <../wiki/User:Thewolfstar>, Tbeatty </wiki/User:Tbeatty>, Morton devonshire <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Morton_devonshire>, Jerry G. Sweeton Jr </wiki/User:J.sweeton%40wnri.com> along with many others that try so hard to bring neutrality into a biased artlce constantly get stopped from doing so by a swarm of editors, who harass, revert, lie, block often with no cause and no warning. It's time for this to stop.Maggiethewolfstar <../wiki/User:Thewolfstar> in peace and justice for the wildthings, http://earthhopenetwork.net/