User talk:Buu206
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Global warming controversy
[edit]Thanks for your edit to Global warming controversy which I've undone as it broke a useful link with no improvement in neutrality as far as I could see: note that WP:NPOV requires giving due weight to clear majority views, and not giving "equal validity" to minority or fringe views. The wording can doubtless be improved, subject to keeping these points in mind, but the link to Scientists opposing the mainstream scientific assessment of global warming is useful and should not be removed. . . dave souza, talk 08:19, 3 July 2010 (UTC)
Three-revert rule
[edit]Hi Buu206 - as a new editor here, you are probably unaware of Wikipedia's "Three-revert rule". Basically, it states that you can't make more than 3 reverts to the same article in any 24-hour period, and that's the point you're at right now over at the Global warming controversy article. One of the ideas behind 3RR is that if other editors disagree with you, maybe you should step back and check out exactly what is at stake. Don't take it personally, 'cos many of us have been at 3RR ourselves and we realise it's easy to get there, but experience helps take the heat off. Enjoy your editing! --Technopat (talk) 17:59, 3 July 2010 (UTC)