Talk:Kat Kinkade

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Seriously, who cares??? ~ Jacoby M 06:13, 23 August 2006 (UTC)

Students of sociology for example. Ms. Kinkade’s involvement in the founding and development of 3 egalitarian societies that will out live her is an outstanding accomplishment in the field and makes her a significant contributor to it. National Geographic saw fit to do a piece on East Wind in 2005 which shows Nat Geo thought it a significant community, though the editor raped the facts to make it sensational. Any biography is only of interest to people studying the field, Who cares about Babe Ruth?. Rez 18:46, 13 August 2007 (UTC)