User talk:Let us be Frank
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I think it is important not to kneejerk to an incorrect assumption and taken on board the seriousness of the comments, here [1], and what is going on on the Brahma Kumaris page. To interpret and react it as simple disruption would be incorrect and missing the point, or value to the Wikipedia. To allow the Brahma Kumaris to control their topic by blocking other editors from editing by an endless series of complaints and reports is wrong. The examples I gave are reasons why you need someone with knowledge and experience of Brahma Kumaris and their modus operandi closely observing their edits and who is not fooled by them. Their actions are not good faith, something which you appear to be ignoring. --Let us be Frank (talk) 22:38, 5 October 2014 (UTC)
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Mr McGeddon
[edit]Mr McGeddon,
You are being played by the Brahma Kumaris Wikipedia team who are being tutored and co-ordinated off the Wikipedia to control their topic page.
How and where can we raise this serious matter to discussion?
I am sure you are acting out of what you consider to be the best intentions and "according to policy" but what you are allowing, and the behaviour you are empowering, is not good for the Wikipedia nor its readers.
You actions are strangely one side. If you really care about the Wikipedia, you really need to look into this a little deeper.
You may be jazzed up to "fight vandalism" but this isn't vandalism. The vandalism to the principles of the Wikipedia, to the principles of knowledge and understanding, is what you are allowing and empowering the Brahma Kumari team to carry out.
How can you justify that? ––Let us be Frank (talk) 22:43, 5 October 2014 (UTC)