User talk:A1Houseboy

It appears during my short experience with Wikipedea that:

1) if someone else has been associated with W. longer that their authority to wag the tail on W. trumps the contributions that can be made by others that follow. This is based on many articles of varying subjects, types, quantities and arrangement of information.

2) if appears that people who have this ability do not recognize the implications of their actions. By reverting the third opinion notice I was given the impression that you were along with the other reversers having more ability to impact the system than those that proceed. If in fact your action was preliminary then in order to avoid confusion should have said. If a point of "too much time" is offered then on what criteria is it that the "doer does." If something is significant then it deserves the appropriate attention.

3) following this experience I believe that it is something that I would not want to continue association since as has been seen over time various people have, for example, attempted to rid the world of those they perceive as both inconsequential and undesirable, this is the image with which I am present, not with one experience or one person but many. People have through time imposed things on people with the most sincere of reasons when in the long run these have been found fraught with problems. Look at the First Edition Encyclopedia Britanica asnd it clearly will show how what was then "acceptable" writing is today too confusing for any one to systematically explain. I must have been mislead by the person who told me about W. Good luck with the changes.

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In reference to your email to me, please see my reply to another editor here. - TransporterMan (TALK) 21:11, 4 February 2014 (UTC)

Thank you for the assistance. Much appreciated.A1Houseboy 23:31, 5 February 2014 (UTC)