Please excuse me for popping in on your personal page, but I have a big problem regarding Wikipedia policy, and have been unable to reach an accomodation with admins. I have also been unable to find a way to write to the Wikipedia Board of Trustees. What is the proper way to write to the Trustees to ask some questions regarding fundamental Wikipedia policy? Thanks. -- [[User:Geno|Geno Z Heinlein]] 02:40, 15 September 2007 (UTC)
hmmmm, you may ask a question here if it is relevant to the english Wikipedia policy. It probably is not confidential. For other businesses, you can check the contact page on http://wikimediafoundation.org
hmmmm, you may ask a question here if it is relevant to the english Wikipedia policy. It probably is not confidential. For other businesses, you can check the contact page on http://wikimediafoundation.org
Hi Florence, this might interest you: Wikipedia:Requests for adminship/Mikegodwin. It's attracted a fair amount of controversy, with some people suggesting that Jimbo, in his role as a steward and board member, should simply grant Mike Godwin administrator rights directly, rather than making him go through an RfA. There's also a thread on the bureaucrat's noticeboard. Me and Cecropia have declined to speedy promote him. Your thoughts on the matter would be appreciated. --Deskana(banana)18:50, 29 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]
hmmmm, you may ask a question here if it is relevant to the english Wikipedia policy. It probably is not confidential. For other businesses, you can check the contact page on http://wikimediafoundation.org
Hi. This is a quick note about the editing of the Johann Hari page, which I know you've helpfully intervened on in the past.
As reading though the page's history will show, the user Felix-Felix has described Hari as "a self-publicising careerist, and an especially unpleasant one at that", accused him of being in favour of "the destruction of Untermenschen" (when in fact he is an Amnesty International award-winner), inserted fictitious claims he went to the most exclusive public school in Britain when in fact his father is a bus driver, and, most crucially, inserted poorly sourced claims that he "fabricated" a story he wrote about.
This is a pattern of falsehood and animus that really worries me. This user is now insisting on his right to reinsert the claims that hari farbricated a story, sourcing them to a magazine that wiki administrators have already said is not reliable. What can I do in this situation? - DavidR81.129.156.20212:33, 15 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Dave r has been smearing me with these accusations, one of which is false, the other taken out of context, and utterly irrelevant. He has also posted this defamatory message on multiple other user talk pages;
[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. This is starting to feel a little like harassment, and not in a good way. FelixFelixtalk14:42, 15 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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