User talk:32.211.201.248
Hello, I'm Tedickey. I wanted to let you know that one or more of your recent contributions have been undone because they did not appear constructive. If you would like to experiment, please use the sandbox. If you have any questions, you can ask for assistance at the help desk. Thanks. TEDickey (talk) 21:47, 29 March 2020 (UTC)
"Not constructive?" That is not saying anything. What is NOT true about the changes made? This is the problem with a site like this, you have some who want propaganda leaning toward THEIR world, while people who are actually here want to tell it from our perspective. Who is right - someone here or someone far away in Boston?
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Is this the talk section?
[edit]Why do I have to fight to make the RIGHT corrections on this article? I know the person who made it this way is from somewhere in the Boston area, as only they want to emphasize their region for CT. CT is in metro NYC - the largest in the USA. CT is not in metro Boston, and New England is NOT a market, metro area or government! The Coronavirus event should be enough to let you know that this is metro NYC and we have NOTHING to do with BOSTON! Boston sports teams are NOT local to ANY part of CT and they are not allowed to market in CT because this is not their territory.
The person who edits this article puts RI and MA as CT's borders BEFORE NY, and they put New England before NYC metro area, which they put as an afterthought, and in a way that makes it look as a fallacy. The reality is the reverse, as the ONLY connection with those states is this New England title, which really has no meaning. NY borders MOST of CT in FIVE directions! I know, because I am constantly straddling the border and going into nearby NJ. We in this Tri-state area hardly travel to the MA/RI regions. RI and MA only have one border each for CT. They should not be listed first. This article (as usual over the years...) is written in a way to pull CT away from NYC (only 10 minutes away) and to try and attach it to Boston (3 HOURS away), which means that this article is propaganda and not the truth.
I also work with local governments, and they ALWAYS view their politics from a NYC region point of view, never New England or Boston. Not only are we dealing with proximity, we are dealing with the largest market in the nation vs a market that we are not even a part of! Only people in the Boston sectors find this to be a problem. I think if the New England title were to drop from CT, then that would take away any debates on the matter. The state of CT is only in the NYC market and the Hartford market, so any other state is dismissed. So let's have this article reflect reality!
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