User talk:66.90.148.162

>Stalking Deleted. You made your point, now leave this page alone<

August 2010

That edit summary made me laugh, which I desperately needed. Thanks for that and nice changes. Happy editing. Millahnna (mouse)talk 00:06, 13 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

No prob. I'm halfway expecting some sock-puppeted admin to pop up here before the day is out trying to ban me just because of that summary, totally ignoring the fact that the edits were valid. Been a *lot* of that around Wikipedia the past few years, sad to say. User:66.90.148.162 00:09, 13 August 2010

...Apparently someone calling themselves "Nightscream" has decided to play Wikinazi on me. Most likely he's reverted all the tweaks I've done on other pages, so I'll have to go back and see what sort of vandalism he's committed. This is one of the reasons I probably should quit editing errors that I find here, as there's always some troll who's more interested in picking on people and playing power trip games than doing what's right to keep Wikipedia at least halfway credible as a resource.

Please stop blanking this talk page, and stop violating Wikipedia's Civility policy by engaging in name-calling. I have no interest in any of the other work you've done in other articles, though this talk page will retain an accurate record of the messages left on it, as it is not your personal talk page. If you want one, sign in for an account. Someone is not a "Nazi" or "troll" simply because they level legitimate criticism or point out breaches of policy, nor does effecting changes constitute "vandalism", a "power trip", "stalking", or "harassment". If you wish to continue editing here, please respect the site's rules, including ones regarding personally attacking other editors, which I would point out, are as important to maintaining the site's credibility as a resource as any other. Thanks. Nightscream (talk) 23:28, 13 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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