User talk:The pen

Thanks

Thank you for your explanation of your changes - I can see you're quite knowledgeable about ANSWER and its organization and its history. I apologize for our reverting of your edits - quite honestly, with the same material being cut time and time again, we believed that it was likely vandalism.

Also, I will be at ANSWER and UFPJ's September 24 anti-war protest in DC - perhaps we'll see each other!

Schuminweb 22:40, 14 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Hey, again I want to apologize for not getting how it worked. Thanks for looking out for the vandalism though - that's certainly a worthwhile task. I was hoping I could just remove a few words about the establishing of ANSWER, not to erase the history, but so that the entry wouldn't mislead people about what the group presently is. It appears that the problem won't be solved so quickly, and I'll have to write a more thorough replacement. The pen 02:42, 15 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

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