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Rubbish. Not "acting against consensus" if the other editor as you claim wants to contribute they can silence though from previous editors does not confer support for your position just because you are doing the same thing as them.Llogging out and editing as an IP is a common tactic to appear as an additional editor to garner support or try and demonstrate support for a position. I am not say that is what is happening here but that must be known. Slowly upgrading is also not acheived by cluttering up the ppages and duplicating information and adding confusing images such as pie charts or separating out "independents" The best way to upgrade these articles is to add the ward by ward results and canidate percentages and change from previous election not adding duplication of information which is at best clutter and at worse confusing to the reader. ] (]) 11:25, 11 May 2013 (UTC) |
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Rubbish. Not "acting against consensus" if the other editor as you claim wants to contribute they can silence though from previous editors does not confer support for your position just because you are doing the same thing as them.Llogging out and editing as an IP is a common tactic to appear as an additional editor to garner support or try and demonstrate support for a position. I am not say that is what is happening here but that must be known. Slowly upgrading is also not acheived by cluttering up the ppages and duplicating information and adding confusing images such as pie charts or separating out "independents" The best way to upgrade these articles is to add the ward by ward results and canidate percentages and change from previous election not adding duplication of information which is at best clutter and at worse confusing to the reader. ] (]) 11:25, 11 May 2013 (UTC) |
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:::Can you please try and be polite instead of saying "rubbish" all the time. I don't take kindly to your accusation, I am the only person who has access to this IP and I do not have an account...that is my right and that is my choice. My history is clear and I have been accused and blocked before and appologised to for being wrongly blocked, so please do not peruse that route again. I have a good record, I mainly format, if you want to help help, I only do formatting really, I am getting the formatting consistent, I will not be trawling through websites to add results, I format and maybe add text, if you want to help adding the results would be a good thing you can do instead of persistently undoing my hard work. Like I say no one else seems to bother formatting at my level so I would appreciate it if you showed a little mutual respect, instead of "rubbishing" and reverting my edits, be helpful to wikipedia, not a vandal. ] (]) 11:33, 11 May 2013 (UTC) |
Rubbish. Not "acting against consensus" if the other editor as you claim wants to contribute they can silence though from previous editors does not confer support for your position just because you are doing the same thing as them.Llogging out and editing as an IP is a common tactic to appear as an additional editor to garner support or try and demonstrate support for a position. I am not say that is what is happening here but that must be known. Slowly upgrading is also not acheived by cluttering up the ppages and duplicating information and adding confusing images such as pie charts or separating out "independents" The best way to upgrade these articles is to add the ward by ward results and canidate percentages and change from previous election not adding duplication of information which is at best clutter and at worse confusing to the reader. Sport and politics (talk) 11:25, 11 May 2013 (UTC)