"Lista Wildsteina" is a hot subject in Poland these days - it's a list of people who used to collaborate with former secret service agencies or were their victims, that's why it provokes various unwanted reactions - it can't be exactly stated who was a secret agent and who was a victim. After it is published here, possibly by Ausir - a registered user - you should put a protection log on all its parts so that people won't modify it. Consider it, please. With regards, Selena von Eichendorf <http://wikisource.org/wiki/User:Selena_von_Eichendorf> 12:32, 3 Feb 2005 (UTC) The above description leaves me very concerned about whether we should have this kind of material at all. My first impression is that it is a list of people who are alleged to have participated in certain kinds of wrongdoing. In the absence of further evidence I would consider this material a defamatory and libellous attack on the people listed. It is effectively a long series of personal attacks, and contrary to Wikimedia policy on that basis. The Wikimedia should have no role in the spreading of this kind of thing. I cannot comment at this time about what implications the material might carry under United States law. Secondarily, there is no indication about who produced this list, and whether the author has released the material under GFDL. Eclecticology <http://wikisource.org/wiki/User:Eclecticology> 07:31, 4 Feb 2005 (UTC)