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Why no Facebook? Because I don't do it. Facebook must die.
I've been a bad girl and...
- I'm listening to Tales from Topographic Oceans again, and I still love it.
- I secretly loved Abba all through the 1970s and didn't admit it to anybody until 1990.
- I adore The Shadows and their instrumental works are among my favorite pieces of music. This is the first time I've ever admitted this outside my immediate family.
Can you help?
A voluntary restriction
- Dated: 00:12, 28 October 2010 (UTC)
- Misplaced Pages:Arbitration/Requests/Case/Climate change
My concern is mounting. I think I've done some good work in helping Misplaced Pages to get over the hump in climate change coverage but I've spent too much time and energy trying to get the community to damp down the fires that followed the final decision. I'm satisfied now that I achieved that end, but I don't think I'm able to go back to editing in the topic for a good long while. I'm too twitchy.
And so:
Tony Sidaway's voluntary editing restriction
- Tony Sidaway has implemented a self-imposed temporary voluntary restriction that he makes no edits within the scope of the topic ban, with the exception, as part of Recent Changes patrolling, of making routine cleanup-style edits and reverting cases of obvious vandalism.
I haven't done much recent changes patrolling since 2005, but you never know!
Enforcement
- Tony Sidaway undertakes to feel very sheepish if he breaks this voluntary restriction, and to state as much publicly. Then he allows that he may go and get so very drunk that he can remember the words to the Philosophers' Song, and in this inebriated state to sing the song to anybody still awake. As a penance, you understand.
I'll review that some time in the new year and let you know the verdict.
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