User talk:Fashion1

Resolution of picture dispute

Finnaly you have given a reson as to why you think the picture of Linsey German should be removed. Namely that "This picture is unecessary. JK only wants to include it because it is unflattering, Like this one he tries to post of her parter John Rees here; http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=John_Rees_%28".

It is quite funny to be accused of anti-Linsey German and anti-John Rees sentiments since I am a member of the SWP and Respect and think that both of them are brilliant campaingers and speekers. Yes she looks a bit stern in the pic but why this is construed as unflatering I don't know?

If you explain what about it you think puts her in a bad light I let it be removed.--JK the unwise 12:38, 13 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Stop it.

Your explanation is flimsy, you have been disrupting that article for months, and I've had enough. Take it to dispute resolution and stop edit warring or I will block you for disruption and semiprotect the article. Wikipedia does not work through drive-by edits with incivil edit summaries, ignoring other users (which is what you are doing by deleting without replying to messages here) and edit warring. Collaboration means communication. If you're not willing to communicate, please feel free to find some other project to disrupt. Guy (Help!) 19:48, 15 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Sorry you have been dragged into this (again). I am happy to provide reasons for removing the picture. I have just not bothered to argue with JK because he is not interested in a reasonable discussion. He has only one agenda.

JK is a member of the Communist Party of Great Britain, an extreme left wing sect that is obsessed with Lindsey German and the Socialist Workers Party. On 2 July 2005 JK travelled up to the Make Poverty History rally in Scotland and proceeded to take dozens of pictures of Lindsey German and her partner John Rees - so many that they thought he must be a police officer until I explained he was part of the CPGB. He then tried to upload the most unflattering pictures to Wikipedia. Here is an example of the picture JK has continually tried to upload to the John Rees page on Wikipedia;

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=John_Rees_%28activist%29&diff=33733945&oldid=33732741

JK will try and present himself as a disinterested contributor. In reality he hates everything that Lindsey German and John Rees stand for. Hence his obsession with them and hence his obsessional behaviour on their Wikipedia pages for the past 18 months. No normal contributor behaves in this way. A single decent and uncontroversial picture is fine for short biographies like John and Lindsey’s and its probably a good rule of thumb to follow generally across Wikipedia so far as short biographies are concerned in order to avoid edit wars.

sign your posts please

please sign your posts by adding ~~~~ to the end or by clicking the button that looks like a signature on the toolbar. --Charlesknight 12:47, 16 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Blocked

You have been blocked for 24 hours for violating the three revert rule at Lindsey German. I recommend you use the dispute resolution process, your continued disruption of this article by edit warring is not acceptable. Guy (Help!) 12:55, 16 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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