[WikiEN-l] WikiEN-L Mailing List Members - What I Don't Like About Wikipedia

[Lester D.K. Chow and Associates]

I am a Chinese-American of the third generation.  I worked as a political 
negotiator, during the Iraq War in 1990.  My college background is four 
years of college as a business management major and history minor.  My 
family are very prominent Chinese people as my second cousin is China's 
renowned Premier Zhou Enlai.  I am a member of China's Imperial family and 
a self-taught cultural expert on China and the Middle East.

I wrote additions to the topics of "Eber," "Joktan," and the "Zhou 
Dynasty."  My family's dynasty of which I am a qualified expert.  In 
history, there are conflicting interpretations as to events and dates.  I 
think that it is wrong to only allow one view to dominate and to not 
publish all valid views.  Somehow, your editors erased what I had 
republished about two or three hours ago (my time, at this writing, is 
August 17, 2005, 11:10 p.m.).  Then, too, I think that it is wrong for 
people (the general public) to erase all of the hard work and time that you 
have put into your article and to continually erase it every time you post.

Can anything be done about this?

Yours,

Lester D.K. Chow
lchow at lava.net

Ps: I own the copyright to the information that I posted, yet my articles 
were deleted and I am not sure who did it!