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| :Actually, as far as I'm concerned what I'd need more from this particular user is a definition. Exactly what does this user mean by 'bullying'? The use of the term seems too vague, and more of a catch-all phrase for... okay, so maybe an example ''and'' and a definition. Right now it just feels too vague to endorse in any way. Specifics, man, specifics! --] 01:50, 18 January 2006 (UTC) | :Actually, as far as I'm concerned what I'd need more from this particular user is a definition. Exactly what does this user mean by 'bullying'? The use of the term seems too vague, and more of a catch-all phrase for... okay, so maybe an example ''and'' and a definition. Right now it just feels too vague to endorse in any way. Specifics, man, specifics! --] 01:50, 18 January 2006 (UTC) | ||
| ::Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see if I can work the definition in somewhere and provide some general examples of bullying as well as some examples from Misplaced Pages (using "User A" and "User B"), and other outside complaints of bullying.--] 01:19, 19 January 2006 (UTC) | ::Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see if I can work the definition in somewhere and provide some general examples of bullying as well as some examples from Misplaced Pages (using "User A" and "User B"), and other outside complaints of bullying. I actually thought I was only one of a few people with this complaint, but a quick search in Google for shows that not only is this complaint not new, it's getting pretty common. Considering it seems to be getting worse and worse, it seems Jimbo needs a lot more convincing before accepting this as a major problem he has to deal with. While the petition should be all he needs to take action, in my opinion--since perception is very important, he seems to be more concerned about "whining" and what he calls a "trollfest" of people complaining about abusive and bullying administrators , though, to his credit, he is aware of the problem, but is likely not aware of the pervasiveness of the problem and the damage it does to Misplaced Pages . There's quite a lot of material out there and I'll try to work it in. --] 01:19, 19 January 2006 (UTC) | ||
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Revision as of 01:35, 19 January 2006
Examples needed
I think more specific examples are needed. Talking about general social patterns does not show that the pattern exists here. (SEWilco 14:35, 17 January 2006 (UTC))
- One assumes that should they be provided, the entire history of the alleged incidents shall also be provided. One fears, however, that a selective process whereby only the items that the bringer of this petition feels support his evanescent claims will be applied to the provision of any examples. Jim62sch 01:11, 18 January 2006 (UTC)
- Actually, as far as I'm concerned what I'd need more from this particular user is a definition. Exactly what does this user mean by 'bullying'? The use of the term seems too vague, and more of a catch-all phrase for... okay, so maybe an example and and a definition. Right now it just feels too vague to endorse in any way. Specifics, man, specifics! --T-Boy 01:50, 18 January 2006 (UTC)
- Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see if I can work the definition in somewhere and provide some general examples of bullying as well as some examples from Misplaced Pages (using "User A" and "User B"), and other outside complaints of bullying. I actually thought I was only one of a few people with this complaint, but a quick search in Google for Misplaced Pages bullying shows that not only is this complaint not new, it's getting pretty common. Considering it seems to be getting worse and worse, it seems Jimbo needs a lot more convincing before accepting this as a major problem he has to deal with. While the petition should be all he needs to take action, in my opinion--since perception is very important, he seems to be more concerned about "whining" and what he calls a "trollfest" of people complaining about abusive and bullying administrators , though, to his credit, he is aware of the problem, but is likely not aware of the pervasiveness of the problem and the damage it does to Misplaced Pages . There's quite a lot of material out there and I'll try to work it in. --Ben 01:19, 19 January 2006 (UTC)
Ownership
Jimmy Wales does not own Misplaced Pages. Jimmy is Misplaced Pages founder and chairman of the Wikimedia Foundation board of trustees. The Wikimedia Foundation is a public charity that owns the Misplaced Pages trademarks and many of the servers that run Misplaced Pages. Authors own their original text. --mav 05:46, 18 January 2006 (UTC)
- Good point. I changed it to "man in charge" since that's probably the most understandable and accurate. Thanks. --Ben 01:20, 19 January 2006 (UTC)