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Hi John. I am a bit concerned about your recent edits, as a portion of them seem to be deleting the references that once existed on the article. I hope you plan to put the references and referenced material back on the article before you finish for the day.
Hi John. I am a bit concerned about your recent edits, as a portion of them seem to be deleting the references that once existed on the article. I hope you plan to put the references and referenced material back on the article before you finish for the day.
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] <sup> ]</sup> 20:34, 13 January 2009 (UTC)
Hi, I've again added back material you removed that came from the New York Times. I've kept almost all of the material you added to the History section, except for a sentence or two that gushes about the organization and which violates ]. Please look over the edit and if you still have problems with it, let's discuss it rather than simply revert each other's edits. Information which is negative about any subject covered in a Misplaced Pages article belongs in the article if it's fair, well-sourced and doesn't overemphasize some aspect of the subject. I think the information you removed from the article meets all of those standards. If you have information contradicting any of this, please bring it up. I don't have any interest in hurting GSG, just in describing it as accurately and fully as possible, including both the positive, the negative and information that isn't either. Let's work together on this. -- ] (]) 01:59, 6 February 2009 (UTC)
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Hi John. I am a bit concerned about your recent edits, as a portion of them seem to be deleting the references that once existed on the article. I hope you plan to put the references and referenced material back on the article before you finish for the day.
Kukini20:34, 13 January 2009 (UTC)
Hi, I've again added back material you removed that came from the New York Times. I've kept almost all of the material you added to the History section, except for a sentence or two that gushes about the organization and which violates Misplaced Pages's no-point-of-view policy. Please look over the edit and if you still have problems with it, let's discuss it rather than simply revert each other's edits. Information which is negative about any subject covered in a Misplaced Pages article belongs in the article if it's fair, well-sourced and doesn't overemphasize some aspect of the subject. I think the information you removed from the article meets all of those standards. If you have information contradicting any of this, please bring it up. I don't have any interest in hurting GSG, just in describing it as accurately and fully as possible, including both the positive, the negative and information that isn't either. Let's work together on this. -- Noroton (talk) 01:59, 6 February 2009 (UTC)
