User talk:Chasrmartin

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Alrakis/Arrakis

It's not actually a typo. Both are actually correct and alternate spellings of the real name for the star Mu Draconis. Your edit will not be reverted, this is just a notification. -RadicalOne---Contact Me 16:12, 6 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Welcome

Sorry, it just now sunk in that you are the same person who wrote the PajamasMedia blog entry. I was commentator "Phil".

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Honestly, after years and years of doing this, the bureaucracy has become very difficult to cope with. The fact is that after years of PJ Media journalism revealing the slant, corruption, and outright graft of the SPLC they simply shouldn't be considered an NPOV source. But I can't correct this and any corrections simply get reverted by clearly NPOV editors. This, as you may know, has driven one of the founders of Wikip[eria to start a competitor attempting to re-establish a neutral source.

I'm open about my connection to PJ Media. There have been repeated scandals concerning other editors concealing their connections, cf, editing of climate change articles. Wikiperia's apparent position is that people libeled by editors have no recourse to correct the record. Charlie (Colorado) (talk) 13:56, 16 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]