User talk:VorpalBlade

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heya![edit]

Noticed the good work on teach the controversy -- welcome onboard:). Ungtss 13:23, 12 Apr 2005 (UTC)


Hello, I am sorry you feel I protected the wrong version. At this point, your best strategy is to list the major grievances you have with the caurrent version on the talk page and try to resolve with the other editors them one by one. As usual with controversial topics, it best not set your expectations too high; the best one can usually hope for is an article with which you don't have any major issues. -- Viajero 19:42, 14 Apr 2005 (UTC)


I have tried to be constructive, but Mel Etitis just ignores my comments and insults me. He ignores my requests to focus on the unilateral deletions he made without consensus.

The current intro is a POV mess. Your picking his version functionally endorses his bad behaviour, and lets me know how the power to fix pages will be used. I think my editing record is very good in comparison to theirs, and can only assume by this that good behaviour in editing counts for very little here. I think further efforts on this page are futile. --VorpalBlade 19:56, 14 Apr 2005 (UTC)



I am just like you - a Wiki User, so I have no power to do anything - however, having already started and written many articles on Wikipedia I have run into this kind of problem - but not the locking. It comes from people getting into revert wars and turning the Talk into a blog so that everyone is talking and no one is listening. I figured that the easiest way to call a halt to that kind of nonsense (this is not a blog) is to do the "Jack Webb" thing of the old TV series "Dragnet" - call for "just the facts".

So, starting out with the fact that this is an article about a movement, well, then, let's hear about the movement. Others can then attack the movement - after the movement has been defined.

Now as far as the issues driving the movement are concerned, well that is simple. Shove the people who want to debate over to the Creationism or Evolution articles because that is where that debate belongs.

This debate should be about the movement and its organisation. Is it honest? Is it corrupt? Is it unified? Is it fighting within itself? It is a movement discussion with NOTHING to do with creationism or evolution.

Once you start making THAT point on the Talk page then the article can be rewritten and all of the bloggers who want to argue for the fun of it, will just go away. After all, how can they argue about the movement if they know nothing about the movement?

Its elementary dear Watson!

Back up my words to pull the plug on the bloggers - then ask the Admins to unlock the article! MPLX/MH 03:02, 15 Apr 2005 (UTC)

Sorry about that![edit]

Sorry about that, but somehow I managed to stick my comments on your User page - so I have moved them off and put them here. I came back after reading your latest note. I have a suggestion. The Discovery Institute article is very short. Start a sub-section off on that article to begin with - since it links there. I will see what I can do to assist. Leave the present article alone for the moment, develop the other one and then ask for this one to be deleted. When the other article gets to the point of exceeding the article length create a separate article with a slightly different name by using the same methods I mentioned. I hope this makes sense. MPLX/MH 04:05, 15 Apr 2005 (UTC)

Acknowledgment to you[edit]

  • Snicker-snack! ---Rednblu | Talk 17:36, 27 Apr 2005 (UTC)

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are you still in wikipedia,vorpalblade 2601:83:4201:8970:E0D1:A569:7379:8A84 (talk) 04:25, 24 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]