User talk:Futurebird/tags-n-banners

User:Wantednewlook‎

1. (revert to last version by WD RIK NEW) - Hostile reversion over numerous edits of others.
2. deleteing sourced material by reversion

User:WD_RIK_NEW

• Wdhamilton (talk · contribs) aka Rikurzhen (talk · contribs) says he is switching usernames here. I don't know if this second one is active. But, it shows that he is the same user who created many of the articles in question. Not a case of sockpuppeting, from the looks of it.

1. WRN reverted page over multiple I made changes causing a few paragarphs I'd added to be lost in the process.[1] Had to restore the new things I added by hand.
2. Told WRN about restoring to older version without African information: [2]
3. WRN made a new page Race and intelligence (significance) and used and older version of the section on high-achieving minorities even after we talked about "being careful" on the talk main talk page. [3]
4. [4] deleting referenced criticisms.
5. Deleting sourced information only a few moments after it was added [5] twice, even after a request to take his concers to the talk page.
6. Blocked for 3RR [6] for these changes.

Rbaish

Warned 17:57, March 11, 2007 Please do not change the headings of sections in this article from "racism" to "racism as an excuse" this is vandalism and POV pushing. This is a warning.

• 14:56 March 11, 2007
• 17:48, March 11, 2007

Dbachmann

• Responded to my request for civility with disdain and generally questioning my good faith as an editor. Saying: "Just teaming up with any editor that happens to be "pro-Afrocentric" no matter how pathetic their output is unwikilike, disingenious, disruptive..."

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