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I'm not John. Your sudden wealth of objections to the article, which was created by several authors over several years, has never received a complaint before after a great deal of use by journalists and students, and today you are calling for 20-30 extra citations, which seems frivolous of you, as if to annoy the artist himself - hence your attempting to write to that person, here. Can you explain, specifically, why you chose to make so many alterations to a page this suddenly, when your user history suggests only one other addition to a page, where you describe the birth of a person's relative...and without citation, at that? Also, the obtuse nature you seemed to show when demanding the article be reviewed for removal. It seems more personal on your part. |
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I'm not John. And while you are hiding behind user guidelines, further inspection suggests you are engaging in harassment over unrelated matters. The article in question is well researched by several users, and you are calling for citations on virtually every sentence. The vast majority of citations called for do exist, when going over them in detail. I was informed that a person with your name (Thomas) made public threats on a youtube news site, after the artist subject expressed a dislike for President Trump. I was informed that you wrote, "unless you want your wikipedia page marked with a million citations needed tomorrow...", or something to that effect. |
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To state again, the article is well researched by several authors, and I think it seems to have journalistic neutrality. It does not promote a company or organization, direct to other websites or products, and is reliant on information available to the public, and which a student or journalist would find useful. |
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I would suggest that you stop using Wikipedia as a source of harassment. |
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it would appear, that while citations and COI concerns are important things, your sudden burst of activity on the page, is a personal matter for you. Or else, please do explain your sudden flurry of activity on Wikileaks? |
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Revision as of 01:19, 17 August 2017
Conflict of Interest
Hello John, I would suggest you read Wikipedia:Plain and simple conflict of interest guide. Thanks
I'm not John. Your sudden wealth of objections to the article, which was created by several authors over several years, has never received a complaint before after a great deal of use by journalists and students, and today you are calling for 20-30 extra citations, which seems frivolous of you, as if to annoy the artist himself - hence your attempting to write to that person, here. Can you explain, specifically, why you chose to make so many alterations to a page this suddenly, when your user history suggests only one other addition to a page, where you describe the birth of a person's relative...and without citation, at that? Also, the obtuse nature you seemed to show when demanding the article be reviewed for removal. It seems more personal on your part.
To state again, the article is well researched by several authors, and I think it seems to have journalistic neutrality. It does not promote a company or organization, direct to other websites or products, and is reliant on information available to the public, and which a student or journalist would find useful.
it would appear, that while citations and COI concerns are important things, your sudden burst of activity on the page, is a personal matter for you. Or else, please do explain your sudden flurry of activity on Wikileaks?
Thank you
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