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Can someone please help mediate this? The other party continues to delete my content and replace it with watered-down versions.
In one case, the other party removed portions of my content that were very easily verified by the title of the referenced pdf file. Knowing in advance that this user had an issue with my content edits, I chose to enter only the most easily-verifiable content, and yet still they were altered or deleted. Is there any rule against government agencies editing content in order to protect their interests? I'm not suggesting that's definitely what's happening here, but there does seem to be an intensely active effort to diffuse and mitigate references to the United States in this context.
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Reject. Fails to satisfy prerequisite to mediation #4, that the "parties must have first engaged in extensive discussion of the matter in dispute at the article talk page." The "matter in dispute" must, per prerequisite to mediation #3, be about a content matter not a conduct matter. While there's been a good bit of discussion on both the article talk page and the filing party'sJytdog's user talk page, most of it has been about conduct. When that's filtered out, there's been very little discussion which really gets down to the content that is in question. Note, moreover, that even if I had not rejected this case under prerequisite #4 I would have rejected it using the discretion given to the Chairperson under prerequisite #9. For the Mediation Committee, TransporterMan (TALK) 18:42, 8 March 2016 (UTC) (Chairperson) Corrected. — TransporterMan (TALK) 03:46, 10 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]
The other party has been -- Behavioral issues: WP:Harassment: Wikihounding on my talk page, and has besmirched my motivation and given many ad hominem attacks since the very beginning. If Wikipedia does not choose to protect its newcomers from being accused of bad faith from the start, how exactly is fairness expected to be achieved? How can you reject a request for mediation so quickly, when there is so much evidence of personal attack and ad hominem attack on my talk page. This feels like hounding to me. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Exonerated torturee (talk • contribs) 08:53, 9 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]
