User talk:Alice/Archive 2/Header



 Alice's ("missing") 'user page' My last 500 contributions to Wikipedia: My Edit Count

"I am running out of patience for incivility at Wikipedia,... Some people simply should not be contributing to an encyclopedia.... and note that all editors should always endeavor to treat each other with kindness, or else find another hobby. When we put up with this kind of behavior, we enable a hostile environment that drives away good people. We should be gentle, but firm: this kind of behavior is not allowed at Wikipedia." --Jimbo Wales 21:01, 22 October 2007 (UTC)

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=P section= This "P Section" is for posts by, (or that have a strong link to the conduct of,) User: Perspicacite alias Jose João (P).

One of the reasons for this division is the sheer volume of templated messages from P - measuring up to 105,077 bytes in one message!

If one did not assume good faith, one would assume he is attempting to drown out normal dialogue on this, my user talk page since, unless in extremis, I don't usually instantly expunge unfavourable comments (as P does on his own talk page and now even on article discussion pages ).

Please note that I have no desire to get this prolific, erudite and intelligent editor banned (unlike his own stance towards me). I merely wish him to change his behaviour and act in a more collegial manner towards his fellow editors by ceasing to label
 * a) anyone that edits an article that he previously edited a stalker

and
 * b) anyone that changes his version a vandal and his contributions vandalism

to be reverted on sight by him without regard to the content or merit of the specific edit.