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*] YET AGAIN one individual trying to control the discussion works against previously established consensus. Violates 3RR regularly. Was finally warned about 3RR by an admin. We hdid not reported him as we are vets of edit wars and try to stay to ourselves but... we really need some fresh support.11:32, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
*]- This is a request for involvement. The article is very unconventional and needs some good editors to give it an overhaul. It concerns a philosophy/practice/cult. -08:21, 13 May 2007 (UTC) *]- This is a request for involvement. The article is very unconventional and needs some good editors to give it an overhaul. It concerns a philosophy/practice/cult. -08:21, 13 May 2007 (UTC)
*One editor has proposed merging ] into ]. The former is in this editor's opinion (1) a ] and (2) too narrow in scope for an independent article. Should it be redacted to the salient points and integrated with the section on Calvin's thought? The other editor (also sole author of the former article) thinks that the two should remain distinct even now and that one can't express someone else's a view without such quotations. What do you think? (More discussion ].) 00:17, 3 May 2007 (UTC) *One editor has proposed merging ] into ]. The former is in this editor's opinion (1) a ] and (2) too narrow in scope for an independent article. Should it be redacted to the salient points and integrated with the section on Calvin's thought? The other editor (also sole author of the former article) thinks that the two should remain distinct even now and that one can't express someone else's a view without such quotations. What do you think? (More discussion ].) 00:17, 3 May 2007 (UTC)

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