User talk:130.127.137.188

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[edit] Blanking pages

You have made one edit where you deleted large amounts of data simply because the Table of Contents for the article listed a first subsection without having a second subsection. You are correct that that is the way an outline is numbered; howeer, we do not delete information simply because it does not fit with outline numbering rules. What is important is information; not how it is numbered. If you still think numbering is a priority, write the artcile in such a way that the information stays and the numbering is fits your objectives. Storm Rider ^(talk) 02:33, 31 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Clemson University

This ANON has used two IP addresses: 130.127.134.249 and 130.127.137.188. He/she is using multiple computers in the 340 Computer Court. If this behavior persists the school will be contacted and they will take care of this vandalism. Storm Rider ^(talk) 00:17, 1 November 2006 (UTC)

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