User talk:Drsocc

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comment Drsocc 23:05, 8 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Walton High Mailbox Controversy

If you recall, a while ago you make a topic (Talk:George_Walton_Comprehensive_High_School#Controversies) concerning the mailbox bashing in 2000. I found some news articles about the event[1], but I was wondering if you have any insight into the matter. I know original research isn't allowed, but from the summaries of articles I'm gathering that there was a lot of trouble over the football team and allowing the two to play.

Hit me up if you can tell me more. - Boss1000 01:28, 7 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

No, I don't know you, but I'll be going to Tech next year anyway. I added what I could gather, and it seems fine the way it is unless there's more. Thanks for bringing it up, by the way. - Boss1000 20:03, 14 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Class Ring

Hi Drocc,

I would have liked to have been a Wikipedian, but the first time I edited an article I was wrongly accused of being a vandal by an auto-bot program. After a few successful and I believe useful edits, I had the misfortune to add something to Class Ring and have been bullied by a so called editor that will allow nothing, and I mean nothing to be added to the article. I have given up editing, and don't care what happens to that article. However, for the good of Wiki, since you seem to know how this thing is supposed to work, I think the said editor should not be allowed to continued access to Wikipedia. Come to think of it I have had other really sad experiences, but at least those guys had a political axe to grind and the unethical use of Wiki rules was to be expected. This other guy, I think his only goal is to annoy people. This is the last bunch of steam I am going to blow off, and the last time I will every try to contribute to Wikipedia. Sorry for the rant, but I think someone in charge (yeah I know no one is really in charge) should do something. If this happened to me it has probably happened to thousands. I may be thin skinned but I don't think anyone should have to put up with what I had to. Goodbye forever.

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