User talk:217.138.33.132

Firstly, the Guardian Article does not state that Mr Eliasch is a "Green Grabber", so Wikipedia is inferring that Mr Eliasch is a "Green Grabber". Secondly, the entire topic is essentially based on a single newspaper article which did not gain any traction. That is not responsible reporting. Wikipedia may be an encyclopedia but it also has to be verifiable and accurate. Why doesn't Wikipedia write about the other individuals mentioned in the article? Why doesn't Wikipedia go to the Cool Earth Website? If Wikipedia copied the Guardian article in good faith, it would mention every individual mentioned in the article. The topic has been reported in malicious faith and without foundation. It is also not a topic, it is a newspaper article.

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There is currently a discussion at Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. Thank you. Robert McClenon (talk) 04:05, 4 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

There was no rant. Your author has read an article, jumped on the content of the article as fact and then misrepresented the article. Why doesn't the author of the article fact check themselves before they write the article? Isn't that what you're supposed to do as a responsible organization? Shouldn't you look into the content of the article and verify it instead of dismissing the claims because they make you uncomfortable.

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By writing a factually inaccurate article, Wikipedia is engaging in uncivilised behaviour that is malicious and defamatory. Why don't you actually check the article in question! maybe there is something to the claims that the article is inaccurate......

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