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This is why he's reported to WP:AIV and counted a Vandal. °≈§→Robomaeyhem←§≈°00:59, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
It's not a Misunderstanding, he's trying to put it in Wikipedia's Bias, an example is this:
The Sun (not capitalized in American English) (Latin: Sol) is the star at the center of the Solar System Please don't change "the" to "our" - the term "Solar System" refers to our solar system; for Wikipedia's purposes, it only means our solar system, not others
His edits to me look very much like those of a new, good faith editor, who got pissed off because someone was reverting his edits. It's a block for a WP:3RR violation, and it should be. There is only one solar system (that's what he's calling biased) but he misunderstands, and he doesn't understand the manual of style. It wasn't vandalism, but misunderstanding. Gscshoyru01:04, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
Vandal fighting
Thanks for your efforts to warn vandals, but when I rollback vandalism as I did at Idiot, I prefer to warn the vandal myself.See[1] and [2]. Perhaps we were warning him at about the same time, bu I think my roll back was the one which "took." Regards. Edison03:32, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
I just have to say it again: thanks for warning that Idiot vandal, even if you did not get in first with the revert. It is encouraging that there are so many vandal fighters. You can't warn an Idiot vandal too many times. It is better to warn an Idiot vandal someone else reverted than to revert and the Idiot vandal never gets warned at all. Regards Edison13:29, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
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