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Kathryn Cramer

Your statement in your edit summary is misleading. It has not been discussed much at all, the talk page is barely used. The page violates wikipedia policies in its current state. Also, I just noticed in your talk page history you reverted User:Jossi's welcome message as vandalism. Please make yourself more familiar with our policies before you make such pronouncements. ⇒ SWATJester 01:25, 13 August 2007 (UTC)

I've just noted your edits on the talk page. Please do not refer to others edits as "small minded" or them as "zealous" because they have opinions different than yours. That constitutes a personal attack, which is not allowed on Misplaced Pages. The edits to the article were done because the article reads as an advertisement, this is not acceptable. The sources were unreliable, and some of the information was unsourced. Our policy requires that all edits be sourced and to be sourced reliably. As for the Hugo Award, it was directly given to the magazine. An award for a magazine goes to the magazine, not the editor; misquoting it as such for the sake of advertisement is contrary to the encyclopedic nature of this project.⇒ SWATJester 01:36, 13 August 2007 (UTC)

Please, before making these intemperate accuations (remember Assume Good Faith?") , read the extensive archive discusssions of the page in question. I notice, pertinently, that you ignore my analogy to Ross's New Yorker; Ross frequently receives accolades for his magazines accomplishments. It is a convention, however dubious, to attribute the success of the magazine to the ability of th editor.