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I'd just like to add that this IP is a transparent proxy imposed by a Thai ISP.

Please stop adding nonsense to Misplaced Pages. It is considered vandalism. If you would like to experiment, use the sandbox. Thank you. Titoxd 01:33, 7 November 2005 (UTC)

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Pornography

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English Spellings

Could you please stop altering the spellings on some pages to conform with British English. Misplaced Pages has a policy whereby the article will be edited in the version of English in which it was first written. By changing the spellings from American English to British English when the articles were started in American English is against policy. For example the page Raoul Wallenberg. Thank you. Ben W Bell 13:42, 13 January 2006 (UTC)

Ananda Mahidol

I note the edits you are making to this article, in which you say that Stevenson's book is an unreliable source. I make the following points:

  • Stevenson's book is the only recent account of the king's death in English. We therefore have to rely on it unless we have a better source.
  • You have not in fact challenged any of the points in Stevenson's account, just added comments to the effect that you don't believe them.
  • If you think Stevenson's account is wrong, you should say where it is wrong, and why you think this, and cite other sources if you have them.
  • You are an anonymous user who has a record of vandalism. Why should I take your word over the word of a published author who is a personal friend of the King of Thailand?
  • I am currently in Luang Prabang and don't have access to my books, so I won't revert your edits now. But I will do so when I get home unless you can show why the current article should be changed.

Adam 05:23, 21 January 2006 (UTC)

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