User talk:Eyezee

March 2009
Wikipedia's official policies and guidelines can be summarized as five pillars that define the character of the project:

Regarding your edits to William Colby
Hi! Welcome to Wikipedia. Wikipedia has policies and guidelines requiring that statements of fact be attributed to reliable sources, that defamation of living persons shall not occur, that original research be avoided, and that articles should not be turned into a coatrack for alternative agendas. Please adhere to these policies in the future, and happy editing! Ray Talk 22:56, 19 March 2009 (UTC)

Yes I agree, with these basic principles of wiki, most honest and fair wiki editors hold this priciples very dear. An Encyclopedia is the record of facts, and only agenda ought be the facts. However, I interested in how deleting the deletion of a whole entire subsection that carries published facts and claims from Doctors and a Congressmen is not a coatrack for alternative agendas in itself. Please be explicit.

It is also odd that this offensive facts, according to you, have been on wiki since 2007. And, you look at the history, have been reviewed and edited by many, and yet you alone seem to be the authority? It seem to negate the principle of consensus. Is the solution not to simply publish all facts and reliable claims, and reliable counter-claims?