User talk:BrickBreak
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May 2010
[edit]And I hope I'm not seeing a junior editor telling me what to do, going WP:SHOPPING and giving me WP:KUDZU for simply giving responses to users that are keen on bending WP policy, and are using dodgy argumentative methods to do so. Regardless of the means and ends, if something is wrong, then it is wrong, and arguing about myself won't make it any more right. -- 李博杰 | —Talk contribs email 05:50, 17 May 2010 (UTC)
- First, I apreciate you keeping the personal discussion off the article. I failed to do it...
Moving on. First, I did NOT shopped policy. I dislike people who cannot have a logical discussion in wiki, just spamming WP: links, and trust me, I am not one of them or will become one. What I wrote is what I saw. As I say in my page, I am not a policy expert, nor do I aim to be one.
Second, any policy, within WP or not, is made to be applied with some flexibility. As I said in the talk page, blatant policy violations are one thing. But the strictness with which you are enforcing them on the article is harming it. Of course you're gonna interpret this as another guy who has a problem with the policies and is trying to make a point in a rondom page instead of in the proper place. That's not what I mean. Just think twice, and especially wait before deleting anything with potential.
And last, and I'll be a little blunt here, cut that out. Seriosly. Calling editors juniors, kids, or worse (cunts, was it?) is as wrong as incorrect. In the internet, just as in real life, age (or amount of time spent in X or Y) is of no matter to me, and I do not descriminate over that. I suggest you don't, too.
One final thing. As I said before, I'm not here to lecture anyone. What I wrote above is nothing but suggestions. So don't take them as offensive (especially in the second paragraph), just because they're not coming from someone who's been here longer than you. And if you do take them as offensive... well, I guess we know what that proves. Respectfully, BrickBreak (talk) 20:53, 17 May 2010 (UTC)
AfD nomination of Transformice
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