[Wikipedia-l] Re: Autofellatio

[Anthere]

David Gerard a écrit:
> Anthere (anthere9 at yahoo.com) [050330 04:12]:
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>>David Gerard a écrit:
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>>>Anthere (anthere9 at yahoo.com) [050329 15:02]:
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>>>>However, I just limited myself to vote for its deletion on the english 
>>>>wikipedia, and will absolutely accept very willingly any decision the 
>>>>community will find toward its future.
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>>>You realise that action was probably worse than useless:
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>>Uh ?
>>Giving one's opinion is worse than useless ???
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>>>1. It doesn't slow down the vandals one bit - they routinely create a
>>>username, upload the image then make their edit putting it in place.
>>>The image will keep reappearing as long as the technical facility exists.
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>>Yes, but if the image is voted once for deletion, it should be 
>>automatically redeleted afterwards.
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>>>2. The deletion vote has reoccurred so often as to be vexatious IMO. It
>>>keeps getting nominated for deletion, it keeps getting voted to be kept.
>>>(What's the point, to keep nominating it until you get the answer you
>>>want?)
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>>This was the first time *I* voted.
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>>>3. It encourages threads like this has become.
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>>>- d.
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>>...
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>>Well, if the current direction is to encourage editors to say nothing at 
>>all when they disagree with a situation, or to flow them under 
>>accusations and insults when they do nevertheless, I think Wikipedia is 
>>in big trouble. It is never a good think to threaten people who try to 
>>give their opinion, and today makes me really wonder what project I am 
>>in all fairness giving my time to.
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> Where in the above did I threaten you, or do anything even resembling
> threatening you?
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> (Or were you responding to someone else in replying to my message?)
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> - d.

Sorry, the conclusion is not about your comments of course, but about 
all those I receive in the course of the day. Let me limit myself to say 
that some of the comments I heard today from three people terribly 
hurted me, and that the near absence of reaction to this mishandling is 
even hurting me more.