User:The Myotis

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en This user is a native speaker of English.
nws-3 This user newspeaks goodwise.
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This user has an intermediate understanding of the Armenian alphabet.
This user is a member of WikiProject Armenia.
This user opposes denial of the Armenian Genocide.
This user is interested in the History of Armenia.
This user is proud to be an American.
This user lives in or is from the State of Colorado.
This user supports the free and independent state of Israel.
This user opposes gun control.
This user is paranoid and contributes to Wikipedia while wearing a tinfoil hat.
This user supports the independence of Nagorno-Karabakh.
This user beleives the Roma should establish an independent nation.
This user supports the independence of Kurdistan.
This user supports the independence of Assyria.
This user supports the reunification of Cyprus and hopes that both Greek and Turkish Cypriots may live together in peace.
This user uses way too many Userboxes.
Mrh? This user plays Urban Dead.
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This space for rent.


Thank you for visiting the User: The Myotis user page. Feel free to leave a comment, provided it is not a obviously biased or excessively turanist. Also, if you have criticism of one of my edits, I strongly suggest you first read the wikipedia official policy Neutral point of View page, particularly the section about undue weight[1]. If you still have a problem, please leave a message on my talk page and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you.

--The Myotis 07:17, 9 September 2006 (UTC)




[edit] Articles I have Created or Largely contributed to

Created: Greeks in Armenia, Armenians in Cyprus, Van Fortress, Gerard Cafesjian‎, Topal Osman. Contributed: Genocide Denial, Antiziganism, List of conspiracy theories.


Hey,

I'm a reporter working on a story about people who edit highly controversial Wikipedia pages. I was wondering if you'd be interested in talking to me about the Armenian Genocide page. You can email me here: matt.phillips@wsj.com

Thanks,

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