User talk:24.149.255.225

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This IP address resolved to static-host-24-149-255-225.patmedia.net as of 20 July 2007, 15:07 (UTC)

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Note to future blocking admins: This is the collective IP for all the computers at a large public library; while it will have a problem with sikivandals, please do not block for long periods; the collateral damage is probably quite large. Septentrionalis PMAnderson 22:46, 18 July 2007 (UTC)

Which library? Patriot Media and Communications is an ISP. --Geniac 15:07, 20 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] edits to Alligator

Thank you for trying to improve the article by adding an external link. However, in the future, please put external links in the external link section of an article page (instead of in the See Also page, which is for related Wikipedia articles), and please read the guidelines on external links before adding any additional links. The webpage that you linked contains inaccurate statements, and so does not count as a useful website to be linked to on Wikipedia. I've added the standard anonymous user welcome template below to help give you an idea of how to best constructively edit this encyclopeida.

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