I think you are on something of a hiding to nothing trying to request basic respect for editors trying to suggest improvements to the article. One admin you [1] for his friend Ohnoitsnotjamie refused to allow me even to correct a date on the page itself. It took over 200 edits to add a picture to the article, I had to start a RFC and face down ban threats. The latest puppet has now banned me from using his talk page (not sure if that's even allowed)--ZincBelief (talk) 16:11, 23 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]
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