User talk:WelshAspie

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[edit] Welcome to the Wikipedia!

Hello, and Welcome to the Wikipedia, WelshAspie! Thanks for suggesting citation tags for the Controversies in autism article. Here are a few perfunctory tips to hasten your acculturation into the Wikipedia experience:

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[edit] Why Do You Keep Reverting?

Dear WelshAspie, I see you have reverted me again, without giving any reasons or documentation I sent you a four-part note on the Talk page of Social Networks. I wish you would respond to that. PS: Your change of "forecasted" is ungrammatical. Bellagio99 14:19, 2 September 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Bellagio99's vendetta

An editor has expressed a concern that this user may be a sock puppet of MultimediaGuru. Please refer to Wikipedia:Suspected sock puppets/MultimediaGuru for evidence. Account information: block log – current autoblocks – edits – logs

My experience is that the warning is backwards: Multimedia Guru is a sockpuppet of Welshaspie.

Lots of OR shows that Welshaspie is Jonathan Bishop whose bio has been proposed by others for deletion, in part for overclaiming notability in the development of social network software -- and not providing valid documentation despite repeated requests. Having autism or Asperger's is not in itself a valid reason in itself for Notability.

Bellagio99 15:31, 10 November 2007 (UTC)