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Dear Administrator CBM, I am requesting immediate removal of material on the wikipage Archdiocese of Miami that you locked in under the version edited by DominvsVobiscm. Specifically, allegations by Sharon Bourassa's dismissed lawsuit saying our priests are all practicing homosexuals who steal church funds to live exhorbitant lifestyles, the ownership in the liquid aphrodisiac which happens to be this http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-149600240.html , everything in this section. As you can see by visiting the third party reference to the supposed liquid aphrodisiac, the beverages sold by this company are marketed as "energy drinks". No where does this company say that it is selling a liquid aphrodisiac. In no newspaper is it reported that any of these drinks are aphrodisiacs that are sold in gay bars. I would also like to point out that there are no references that Wikipedia would allow to sustain having any of the material in this section, yet you are clearly allowing it to stay. I searched for any third party references to any investigations of any Archdiocese of Miami priest for stealing money and there are none. I searched for any third party references to find any kind of evidence that would sustain an accusation that over 400 priests are sexually active homosexuals. There are none. Wikipedia policy states that extraordinary claims must have extraordinary sources. This does not exist to sustain these claims. I have four school age children here. Sharon Bourassa and her tiny catholic hate group told entire schools full of children, including my own that the priests they have loved and known all their lives are practicing homosexuals because they own real estate (just like doctors do when investing) with other priests. (Archdiocese of Miami requires their priests to provide for their own retirement) I watched my child cry for over two hours and she only stopped after I told her that her own father owns a hunting cabin with his hunting friends, owning real estate does not mean a person is an active homosexual, nor that they have bought it with stolen funds. One priest lives in a home on the intracoastal. He is an only child who has lived in this home most of his life with his parents. When his parents died, he inherited the home which is three blocks from his parish. Sharon Bourassa assumes that since it is on the intracoastal, it is a luxury home he owns with stolen parish funds. This is such a horrible defamation of good, innocent priests who have been loving and kind to our kids and it is so painful to see this garbage being proclaimed on Wikipedia, with your help and approval. Please remove this material that clearly violates wikipolicies WP:Redflag, WP:Proveit, WP:NPOV#undue weight, and WP:RS If you visit the mediation page of John Favalora you will see many editors who have a consensus that this material should be removed. The only person who wants this material on this site is DominvsVobiscm. If you visit his talk page you will see how many times he has been reprimanded for vandalizing Catholic sites in Wikipedia. This is not an unbiased Wiki editor. This is a person using Wikipedia to turn Catholic sites into anti Catholic propaganda. I intend to turn this informatin over to the Catholic League for prosecution if it is allowed to stay.[[User:NancyHeise|NancyHeise]] 14:10, 9 September 2007 (UTC) |
Dear Administrator CBM, I am requesting immediate removal of material on the wikipage Archdiocese of Miami that you locked in under the version edited by DominvsVobiscm. Specifically, allegations by Sharon Bourassa's dismissed lawsuit saying our priests are all practicing homosexuals who steal church funds to live exhorbitant lifestyles, the ownership in the liquid aphrodisiac which happens to be this http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-149600240.html , everything in this section. As you can see by visiting the third party reference to the supposed liquid aphrodisiac, the beverages sold by this company are marketed as "energy drinks". No where does this company say that it is selling a liquid aphrodisiac. In no newspaper is it reported that any of these drinks are aphrodisiacs that are sold in gay bars. I would also like to point out that there are no references that Wikipedia would allow to sustain having any of the material in this section, yet you are clearly allowing it to stay. I searched for any third party references to any investigations of any Archdiocese of Miami priest for stealing money and there are none. I searched for any third party references to find any kind of evidence that would sustain an accusation that over 400 priests are sexually active homosexuals. There are none. Wikipedia policy states that extraordinary claims must have extraordinary sources. This does not exist to sustain these claims. I have four school age children here. Sharon Bourassa and her tiny catholic hate group told entire schools full of children, including my own that the priests they have loved and known all their lives are practicing homosexuals because they own real estate (just like doctors do when investing) with other priests. (Archdiocese of Miami requires their priests to provide for their own retirement) I watched my child cry for over two hours and she only stopped after I told her that her own father owns a hunting cabin with his hunting friends, owning real estate does not mean a person is an active homosexual, nor that they have bought it with stolen funds. One priest lives in a home on the intracoastal. He is an only child who has lived in this home most of his life with his parents. When his parents died, he inherited the home which is three blocks from his parish. Sharon Bourassa assumes that since it is on the intracoastal, it is a luxury home he owns with stolen parish funds. This is such a horrible defamation of good, innocent priests who have been loving and kind to our kids and it is so painful to see this garbage being proclaimed on Wikipedia, with your help and approval. Please remove this material that clearly violates wikipolicies WP:Redflag, WP:Proveit, WP:NPOV#undue weight, and WP:RS If you visit the mediation page of John Favalora you will see many editors who have a consensus that this material should be removed. The only person who wants this material on this site is DominvsVobiscm. If you visit his talk page you will see how many times he has been reprimanded for vandalizing Catholic sites in Wikipedia. This is not an unbiased Wiki editor. This is a person using Wikipedia to turn Catholic sites into anti Catholic propaganda. I intend to turn this informatin over to the Catholic League for prosecution if it is allowed to stay.[[User:NancyHeise|NancyHeise]] 14:10, 9 September 2007 (UTC) |
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==Thompson== |
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Hi, thanks for visiting the protected [[Fred Thompson]] article in response to my [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Fred_Thompson#Request_for_immediate_edit request for an immediate edit]. You said that a previosu version is only restored if the current version contains false info. However, the protected version does contain false information. It starts as follows: '''Freddie Dalton "Fred" Thompson'''. There is no document on the face of the Earth that writes the man's name like this. It has never been written this way anywhere by anyone. The editor who wrote it has not cited any instance in human history where it has been written this way. It is false.[[User:Ferrylodge|Ferrylodge]] 19:16, 9 September 2007 (UTC) |
Revision as of 19:16, 9 September 2007
Reverting my update to first order logic
Why was this update reverted? The beauty of wikipedia is that it can be at the cutting edge of new developments. You've obviously not seen the news recently, gardeners in Scotland have been conducting trials since 1989 about the logical patterns behind planting trees, and other assorted plants. They represent their findings using first order logic, because propositional logic does not easily allow for the domain (that is, the particular area of planting), to be taken into account. A simple search on google should confirm this if you are still unsatisfied, in the meantime I will be reverting to my edit of the article. Thanks. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 79.67.229.108 (talk) 16:06:10, August 19, 2007 (UTC)
Re: Jeff Monson
Thank you. :) east.718 at 04:34, September 6, 2007
Image:Double the phat.jpg
I went ahead and followed up on that image permission issue, in case Mark hadn't gotten back to you yet. I hope the email below clarifies the situation to your satisfaction. Aelffin 12:49, 6 September 2007 (UTC)
At 06:22 AM 8/27/2007, you wrote: Hey Mark, some Wikipedia editors are getting pissy about image copyrights. Would you mind providing a quote I could put on the images I uploaded from your website? Something to the effect of “I’m Mark Gunderson and I approve this image.” Thanks! Have fun at the burn! (jealous) -Nathan Hi Nathan; you have the permission of myself (TradeMark Gunderson) and The Evolution Control Committee to use materials of all kinds (including images, audio, video, and text) in any way you see fit. Such as Wikipedia. Thanks! - TradeMark G. :.e.c.c.: -- ecc@evolution-control.com "It was twenty years ago today..." or ecc@pobox.com The Evolution Control Committee http://evolution-control.com Established 1987 SKYPE: trademarkg ... ICQ: 1353166 ... AIM: TradeMarkECC MYSPACE: www.myspace.com/theecc ... YAHOO: evolution_controlled_creations TRIBE: http://people.tribe.net/trademarkg ... GMail/GTalk: gunderson.mark@gmail.com
Well, the words he used the first time I emailed him were "public domain" and I take "use in any way you see fit" to indicate exactly that. It doesn't matter though. This email is sufficient to ward off those editors who would prefer to erode Wikipedia's function by obstructing the use of images. Thanks for your time. Have fun with your image vandalism. Aelffin 04:52, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
- 1) Where in Wikipolicy does it say that "Lists of nonfree album covers aren't permitted." 2) Where in Wikipolicy does it say that I cannot use images that I was given specific and explicit permission to use? Back up your policy claims or back off. Also, I would like to move this discussion to the Evolution Control Committee talk page. Aelffin 15:17, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
The current arbitration request on images and intelligent design
Carl, I appreciate that you are doing what you think best for the encyclopedia. So am I. One of the other advocates for a strong interpretation of policy restrictions on non-free content, Videmus Omnia, recently brought a request for arbitration to help sort out the way in which discussions are proceeding. Unfortunately, it looks like arbitration don't want to touch it; but even so, I am just letting you know that I have raised as an issue the multitude of different pages that get involved in these divisive discussions. I did not mention you by name, and so it is entirely up to you whether you would like to comment on your own behalf or not. But as a courtesy, I am letting you know that it is on file. See: Wikipedia:Requests_for_arbitration#Non-free_media_at_Intelligent_design. Cheers —Duae Quartunciae (talk · cont) 14:49, 7 September 2007 (UTC)
- Thanks for the note. It seems to me that the arbitration case is about the edit warring and claims of wheel warring that took place after the IFD decision. I didn't become involved with these particular images until after that. I left a note at WT:NONFREE explaining why I left a request for comment there. — Carl (CBM · talk) 15:13, 7 September 2007 (UTC)
Image:TroySHP.jpg - Troy CLE
Thanks for nothing Carl. You have succeeded in making an article less than what it could be by deleting an image for which the owner approved use.
From : Richard Morris <RMorris@shp.org> Sent : Thursday, May 31, 2007 10:28 AM To : cdman882 Subject : RE: Author Troy Tompkins (Troy CLE)
your welcome to use it. -R Morris
You see, that is why I am very close to ceasing my efforts to edit on Wikipedia. Too much red tape and bureaucracy. --Cdman882 15:34, 7 September 2007 (UTC)
- I didn't delete the image; a second person reviewed the image page and deleted it. We have not allowed images to be used "with permission" for some time; they are considered the same as all other nonfree images and subject to the same criteria. — Carl (CBM · talk) 15:41, 7 September 2007 (UTC)
- It's still red tape and bureaucracy. I could see deleting an image that had no permissions, or even deleting a fair use image once a free one was found, but to strip an image that was legally used and leave the article with nothing? That's not creating a better site. --Cdman882 16:00, 7 September 2007 (UTC)
Familiarity breeds contempt...
or so it would seem.—DCGeist 16:43, 8 September 2007 (UTC)
foundations article
Hi, I changed some words in an effort to make it read in an encyclopedic style, I hope that suffices. My original reason for adding to the article was that it read "most mathematicians do not doubt the consistency of ZFC". Technically this statement is true, but it is misleading. Most mathematicians do not know what the axioms of ZFC are!-Manifesto50 23:11, 8 September 2007
Dibny
It's an important event in both the characters' lives, which you'd know if you knew anything about them. --DrBat 12:12, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
archdiocese of miami
{{editprotected}} Dear Administrator CBM, I am requesting immediate removal of material on the wikipage Archdiocese of Miami that you locked in under the version edited by DominvsVobiscm. Specifically, allegations by Sharon Bourassa's dismissed lawsuit saying our priests are all practicing homosexuals who steal church funds to live exhorbitant lifestyles, the ownership in the liquid aphrodisiac which happens to be this http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-149600240.html , everything in this section. As you can see by visiting the third party reference to the supposed liquid aphrodisiac, the beverages sold by this company are marketed as "energy drinks". No where does this company say that it is selling a liquid aphrodisiac. In no newspaper is it reported that any of these drinks are aphrodisiacs that are sold in gay bars. I would also like to point out that there are no references that Wikipedia would allow to sustain having any of the material in this section, yet you are clearly allowing it to stay. I searched for any third party references to any investigations of any Archdiocese of Miami priest for stealing money and there are none. I searched for any third party references to find any kind of evidence that would sustain an accusation that over 400 priests are sexually active homosexuals. There are none. Wikipedia policy states that extraordinary claims must have extraordinary sources. This does not exist to sustain these claims. I have four school age children here. Sharon Bourassa and her tiny catholic hate group told entire schools full of children, including my own that the priests they have loved and known all their lives are practicing homosexuals because they own real estate (just like doctors do when investing) with other priests. (Archdiocese of Miami requires their priests to provide for their own retirement) I watched my child cry for over two hours and she only stopped after I told her that her own father owns a hunting cabin with his hunting friends, owning real estate does not mean a person is an active homosexual, nor that they have bought it with stolen funds. One priest lives in a home on the intracoastal. He is an only child who has lived in this home most of his life with his parents. When his parents died, he inherited the home which is three blocks from his parish. Sharon Bourassa assumes that since it is on the intracoastal, it is a luxury home he owns with stolen parish funds. This is such a horrible defamation of good, innocent priests who have been loving and kind to our kids and it is so painful to see this garbage being proclaimed on Wikipedia, with your help and approval. Please remove this material that clearly violates wikipolicies WP:Redflag, WP:Proveit, WP:NPOV#undue weight, and WP:RS If you visit the mediation page of John Favalora you will see many editors who have a consensus that this material should be removed. The only person who wants this material on this site is DominvsVobiscm. If you visit his talk page you will see how many times he has been reprimanded for vandalizing Catholic sites in Wikipedia. This is not an unbiased Wiki editor. This is a person using Wikipedia to turn Catholic sites into anti Catholic propaganda. I intend to turn this informatin over to the Catholic League for prosecution if it is allowed to stay.NancyHeise 14:10, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
Thompson
Hi, thanks for visiting the protected Fred Thompson article in response to my request for an immediate edit. You said that a previosu version is only restored if the current version contains false info. However, the protected version does contain false information. It starts as follows: Freddie Dalton "Fred" Thompson. There is no document on the face of the Earth that writes the man's name like this. It has never been written this way anywhere by anyone. The editor who wrote it has not cited any instance in human history where it has been written this way. It is false.Ferrylodge 19:16, 9 September 2007 (UTC)