User talk:DarelRex
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Well, it's a shame that you haven't been welcomed before now, and I hope you won't be too put-off by your recent experience at Pi. I happen to think that a discussion of 2pi is sorely needed, but as an editorial issue I think I understand why it was deleted. Please drop by the talk page again later, and thanks for your edits to the other articles like Gaussian blur! Melchoir 14:38, 31 August 2006 (UTC)
I took a look and I see what you mean. But this is a content dispute, not really abuse; though constantly reverting the work of others is a bit rude. This happens a lot here actually - one editor is determined on one thing and another editor determined on another. So I suggest you just try to continue discussion with User:RandomP and try to reach some agreement or compromise. If that breaks down you could ask for a third opinion or have a look at Wikipedia:Dispute Resolution for several other options there.--Konstable 13:13, 27 September 2006 (UTC)