User talk:Aequitas333

Caleb Lawrence McGillvary
Because we don't care what one random person said on a website. Notable content from reliable sources only please. BollyJeff &#124;  talk  23:41, 30 September 2014 (UTC)
 * Okay, if its that important add it back, but quoting an unknown random person is probably not the best thing. Maybe you can paraphrase it and put it before, not after the link.  I won't revert it again. Cheers,  BollyJeff  &#124;  talk  01:21, 1 October 2014 (UTC)

I'm guessing that's why it looked weird, if I accidentally put it after the link. The person isn't unknown or random, they talked directly to McGillvary, and when he asked what to do, the person jokingly said to smash him with a hatchet. McGillvary's last comment on that thread, and on the internet as a whole was "I like that idea, Terry", and two days later, he was arrested on murder charges for doing just that. I put (person) instead of the guy's name as I wasnt quite sure of the ethics of adding his name, but in retrospect, it is from the linked source, publically viewable, and quite possibly he pushed him to commit the crime. I think my putting (person), and I guess putting the text adter the link muddied what i was trying to get across. I appreciate the time, and sorry for any confusion. Any thoughts? Does that sound like an OK edit? If so I'll put it back tomorrow. Thanks again! -Aequitas333

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Grateful Dead -- Discography section.
Greetings, Aequitas333. I have started a discussion of your recent edits in the Discography section of the Grateful Dead article. Feel free to join in, at Talk:Grateful Dead. Thanks. — Mudwater (Talk) 13:56, 11 October 2014 (UTC)

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