User talk:Netsumdisc
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[edit] Hedgefund Intro
Hi, I am another new user working on the HF page. I'd like to question some of your changes to the introductory paragraph: in particular, "Accredited Investor" is a US concept, SEC etc are US institutions and both are of limited relevance to the many non-US HFs. Perhaps generics like "limited number of investors" and "regulators" would be better in the opening section, with a separate section on US practice?
I'm in the process of cleaning up the HF strategies section -- I plan to merge the text from the HF page into the strategy pages and replace the section with a link list -- after which I hope to split out the regulatory material into its own pages. Perhaps a separate page on US practice would be a good idea. Do you plan to do further work on the page?
Servalo 17:14, 26 January 2007 (UTC)
Yes please do write about supply and demand in the Capitalism page. Apparently it needs it because someone is saying that markets are not a necessary part of capitalism! I've never heard anything so bizarre. -In Capitalism We Trust
[edit] Your vandalism warning to Pleclech
Hi. I was on Pleclech's talk page and saw the level 3 vandalism warning you gave him. I looked at both your edits and I think both of you were editing in "good faith". I disagree with Pleclech's reversion of your edits, but I would never call it vandalism. Take a look at Wikipedia:Vandalism#What vandalism is not. It's a big deal on Wikipedia to give a vandalism warning to someone that's not really vandalized and it can be considered a violation of Wikipedia's Civility Policy.
I realize it may have been easier to assume this was vandalism based on the fact that Pleclech already had one vandalism warning; in fact, the other one was totally bogus and issued in totally bad faith (see my comments on the talk page for more about this.) Vandalism warnings on a talk page can stigmatize a good editor as a problematic user.
I don't mean this to come across as a butt-chewing or a formal warning -- I see that you're a good editor yourself. I just thought you should know this.
