User talk:Photocopier

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[edit] Please do not edit my 'User' page

[edit] Your defense of Bm gub

Alfred, your defense of sock puppet Bm gub's deletion of refereed content on the basis that I am being "uncivil" by being factually correct - referring to Bm gub's vandalism of Ivor Catt page (inserting falsehoods and insults, which factually can be called "rubbish") and also vandalism of Jeremy Webb (NS editor) page by Bm gub (sock puppet for New Scientist in dispute) by removing facts and claiming he is removing "comments" when in fact the links he removed were to lengthy posts in cases followed by many comments - is obviously biased. Notice in Jeremy Webb page history, someone claiming to be Jeremy Webb has made changes to their own page, which is against Wikipedia rules. The person (Jeremy?) claimed to be deleting "silliness" but it was about the negative impact of his editorial policies on A-level uptake in physics, hardly a matter of being silly. Before judging if a person is being abusive, please actually read the facts they deleted and the lies they placed as reasons for doing so in the history, and also read they lies they replace the facts with. The work rubbish is not an insult if it refers to garbage. It is an insult however for you to claim that I am being insulting by referring to garbage as rubbish. There is a difference, you see. Thank you, Photocopier. Photocopier 14:02, 31 July 2007 (UTC)

Photocopier, please do not edit my user page. Feel free to add content to my talk page.
Regarding your comments: any 'reasonable' person understands that I was scolding you for you unacceptable comments toward Bm gub only. No defense of any edits or editors was made. This shouldn't be hard to understand. Why do you insist on being [| dense]? Alfred Centauri 01:55, 1 August 2007 (UTC)

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