User talk:Aviar5200
Welcome
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Welcome to Wikipedia. It might not have been your intention, but your recent contribution removed content from Wikipedia. Please be more careful when editing pages and do not remove content from Wikipedia without a good reason, which should be specified in the edit summary. Take a look at the welcome page to learn more about contributing to this encyclopedia. If you would like to experiment again, please use the sandbox. Thank you. 68.4.220.10 20:23, 11 August 2007 (UTC)
Hello, that message above was generated from a template. But this one is written from me. I may be a beginner at editing Wikipedia, but I already learned the general rules and the do's and do not's for Wikipedia.
Now I want to consider asking you this question...
How am I supposed to know you are Alisa Valdes-Rodruiguez , the author of the book Haters, using this account on Wikipedia? I would love to have some legitimate proof.
I like Wikipedia, and I like helping things out here. I especially would like to know if you are really Valdes-Rodruiguez sending me this message. I reverted some edits of yours because they were removing content instead of taking your decisions to the talk page and see if others agree with you.
It's true that my IP Address and username is both used by me. That is only because my HTTP cookie is full of glitches and sometimes I edit articles while I'm not logged in, thus recording my user contributions in the edit's history.
If you are Valdes-Rodriguez, I'm going to say all of the following to you:
You are right, I am a person who goes to Aliso Niguel High School. Yay, you guessed right! However, you have made a couple of errors in your false claims:
- I would like to inform you and everybody else that I am not Mr. Biggs. Yes, I said it and I mean it; I am NOT Mr. Biggs. I am a student who goes to Aliso Niguel. Anybody who fell for this claim must have attained a level of stupidity that mankind has not known existed. -_-
- I did not type ALL of the information about the teacher being a phedophile. I only typed information about you being sent to an Orange County Register interview.
Now, if there were references about this teacher being depicted on the news or newspaper, then any editor has the right to add information to contribute to Wikipedia as long as they provide a source, which they did. I only added to the information by talking about you in the interview and providing a brief summary (sure, it does need rewording, but I will fix that later on) on the Aliso Niguel High School article. I also provided the source, so the information is validated.
To admit, as a student, I love reading books and though I did not read your novel yet, I would like to read it sometime (I don't care knowing the fact whether the book depicts our school or not). You wrote the novel, so you know the plot and everything more than we all do. Sure, there are many negative claims about your book. I also believe you that it was an unfortunate coincidence (I even stated that in the Aliso Niguel article). But... if the claims esclate to an issue that has the degree of importance that was high enough to qualify into the newspaper, then as I mentioned before, the information is good enough to be added onto the related article.
I am removing information about edits that directly mention me and Mr. Biggs. (I would like to keep my good reputation in Wikipedia, thank you very much.) I will also search all related articles you have edited to fix any errors or personal threats. And I will not "cease and desist," and I will continue to undo any edits that can appear to be considered vandalism. You can continue make your edits... however, if you seem to persist on removing content, I won't do anything about it. However, an administrator may block you from editing for the time being.
We all know this: Mr. Bigg's is an AP English teacher. You are an author who can write publishable novels like Haters. Why don't you continue writing novels instead of bringing more fuss to us editors and us students at Aliso Niguel. n Thanks for reading, and if you really were Valdes-Rodruiguez, I'm sorry I insulted you from my implications about not being Mr. Biggs. I don't know about Mr. Biggs, but I doubt that he is into editing articles about roads unlike what your messages are saying. Obviously, editing roads would be a road addict's favorite thing to do (like me). Anyways, hope to talk to you soon!
Artisol2345 03:21, 12 August 2007 (UTC)
P.S. If you think this account belongs to Mr. Biggs, I will stop by his classroom during the school year and ask if he uses Wikipedia and has an account. You can contact him there and hopefully relieve any further confusions between my account and his.
Something for you to know
[edit]I have noticed from this account's contributions that the IP Address 68.35.27.22 is used by the same user who uses this account. In other words, I know that it's you who makes edits using your IP Address and your account.
To the user of this account: as I mentioned before, how am I supposed to know that you are Valdes-Rodruiguez? I need some proof that can convince me to believe you. I don't approve of removing content unless this account is the author of the book and has permission to remove controversies related to her writings.
And just to ask you this: why do you think this account belongs to Paul Biggs (which it doesn't). The teacher does NOT live in Aliso Viejo. You can even ask him yourself. If you enter in my IP Address on the IP Address locator, you will find that it's keyed into the city of Aliso Viejo.
Artisol2345 17:14, 12 August 2007 (UTC)
On legal threats
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Your recent edits could give editors of Wikipedia the impression that you may consider legal or other "off-wiki" action against them, or against Wikipedia itself. Please note that this is strictly prohibited under Wikipedia's policies on legal threats and civility. Users who make such threats may be blocked. If you have a genuine dispute with the Community or its members, please use dispute resolution. Here is the edit in question. MaxSem 20:40, 13 August 2007 (UTC)