User talk:76.117.160.36

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[edit] I think you're going about this wrong

Why do you think User:Badagnani is acting as a "gatekeeper" or "moderator" in the first place? there are no such positions on wikipedia. --Random832 (contribs) 02:52, 16 May 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Real life details

Hello,

First, I agree with Random's comment above. Since Wikipedia is based on verifiable, reliable sources, it dosn't matter who either of you are, why either of you are interested in the article, nor does it allow, or prevent, anyone from editing any article. If something in the article is wrong, fix it, citing a reliable source. If something in the article doesn't have a reliable source, and you disagree with it, tag it as such ({{fact}}), and ask for one. Discuss differences of opinion on the talk page. Seek dispute resolution if you can't agree.

But, no matter what happens content-wise, however, please do not reveal any information about other editors' identities, real-life interests, or any other information you pick up anywhere besides their Wikipedia contributions. It could be considered a form of stalking, and even if done innocently, will never help your argument, and could lead to sanctions. --barneca (talk) 17:16, 16 May 2008 (UTC)