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Tdl1060 is repeatedly vandalizing referenced material within this article. 4.88.154.132 19:19, 9 February 2007 (UTC)
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Originally posted 01:21, 9 February 2007 STTWbot (WikiProject France tagging)
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20:30, 10 February 2007 (hist) (diff) Talk:David Davis (Tennessee politician) (changing wikiproject france to tennessee):
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I suspect that
User:Tdl1060 is simply editing out the WikiProject France block is due to the fact that
Tdl1060 has repeatedly edited out verifiable and referenced material(approximately four pharagraphs) from the "Political connections to Altace, pharmaceutical industry" section of the
David Davis (Tennessee politician) Wiki article, with some of the edited material pertaining to the former French pharmaceutical manufacturer
Rhône-Poulenc.
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A thorough review of
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User:Tdl1060 Wiki contributions are characterized as pertaining to Republican politicians (even those not Tdl1060's fellow citizens of Illinois) and elections, suggesting to me that Tdl1060 is not always looking to make good faith and NPOV edits for the advancement of the Wikipedia, but rather, TDl1060 is targeting specific articles for broad-brush opportunities to enforce Ronald Reagan's so-called "Eleventh Commandment": ("Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican.") over all Wikipedians.
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From WebProsNews.com (excerpt):
Ethically Updating Wikipedia
Submitted by Ross Dunn on Wed, 07/18/2007 - 09:17.
An article was published today on Search Engine Land called "SEO Tips &Tactics From a Wikipedia Insider and it has to be one of the most interesting and best written articles I have seen in a while.
The article was written by a lady by the name of Durova who is Wikipedia administrator who confronts some of the site's most disruptive editors. She uses a pen name to avoid harassment in real life."
The article is about how, in some cases, a marketer can work with Wikipedia in an ethical manner while still emphasizing an online presence. The tips are great and obviously well thought out but I found the most fascinating to be Durova's examples of how underestimating Wikipedia can be a dangerous business. In her examples she notes how the transparent nature of Wikipedia has caught anonymous users on government-based IP addresses editing political Wikipedia profiles to delete unflattering content.
For example, Durova cites how the Wikipedia listing of Tennessee state politicians Matthew Hill and David Davis was edited to remove the information that they had both accepted contributions from pharmaceutical companies. According to Durova, the IP address used to make the edits came from a congressional computer. [170.142.7.3; 143.231.249.141 ] The best part of Wikipedia is that, much to the chagrin of the illicit editor, each of these edits are publicly available - transparent indeed!
see abovementioned article for addition text and hyperlinks...
Why can't this content be kept in one article, instead of spamming it into five? David_Davis_(Tennessee_politician)#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry Matthew_Hill#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry Ron_Ramsey#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry Steve_Godsey#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry Jason_Mumpower#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry
It would be easier to manage this content in one location instead of in five, IMHO. It seems particularly odd that there's no mention of this in the articles about Altace, King Pharmaceuticals, Rhône-Poulenc, nor Aventis - Foetusized 02:14, 14 August 2007 (UTC)
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David Davis (congressman) → David Davis (U.S. politician) – No reason given for move from this original title two months ago. Regardless, capitalization and disambiguator are both incorrect. Bneu2013 ( talk) 08:55, 15 February 2018 (UTC)
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Tdl1060 is repeatedly vandalizing referenced material within this article. 4.88.154.132 19:19, 9 February 2007 (UTC)
Please do not delete content from articles on Wikipedia, as you did to
David Davis (Tennessee politician). It may be considered
vandalism. If you would like to experiment, please use the
sandbox. disruptive editing by Tdl1060
4.88.58.217
23:22, 9 February 2007 (UTC)
Originally posted 01:21, 9 February 2007 STTWbot (WikiProject France tagging)
{{ WikiProject France}}
20:30, 10 February 2007 (hist) (diff) Talk:David Davis (Tennessee politician) (changing wikiproject france to tennessee):
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Talk:David Davis (Tennessee politician). It may be considered
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4.88.54.203 16:23, 11 February 2007 (UTC)
I suspect that
User:Tdl1060 is simply editing out the WikiProject France block is due to the fact that
Tdl1060 has repeatedly edited out verifiable and referenced material(approximately four pharagraphs) from the "Political connections to Altace, pharmaceutical industry" section of the
David Davis (Tennessee politician) Wiki article, with some of the edited material pertaining to the former French pharmaceutical manufacturer
Rhône-Poulenc.
|
A thorough review of
User contributions (excerpt):Tdl1060 reveals that the overwhelming majority of
User:Tdl1060 Wiki contributions are characterized as pertaining to Republican politicians (even those not Tdl1060's fellow citizens of Illinois) and elections, suggesting to me that Tdl1060 is not always looking to make good faith and NPOV edits for the advancement of the Wikipedia, but rather, TDl1060 is targeting specific articles for broad-brush opportunities to enforce Ronald Reagan's so-called "Eleventh Commandment": ("Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican.") over all Wikipedians.
4.88.54.203
16:23, 11 February 2007 (UTC)
From WebProsNews.com (excerpt):
Ethically Updating Wikipedia
Submitted by Ross Dunn on Wed, 07/18/2007 - 09:17.
An article was published today on Search Engine Land called "SEO Tips &Tactics From a Wikipedia Insider and it has to be one of the most interesting and best written articles I have seen in a while.
The article was written by a lady by the name of Durova who is Wikipedia administrator who confronts some of the site's most disruptive editors. She uses a pen name to avoid harassment in real life."
The article is about how, in some cases, a marketer can work with Wikipedia in an ethical manner while still emphasizing an online presence. The tips are great and obviously well thought out but I found the most fascinating to be Durova's examples of how underestimating Wikipedia can be a dangerous business. In her examples she notes how the transparent nature of Wikipedia has caught anonymous users on government-based IP addresses editing political Wikipedia profiles to delete unflattering content.
For example, Durova cites how the Wikipedia listing of Tennessee state politicians Matthew Hill and David Davis was edited to remove the information that they had both accepted contributions from pharmaceutical companies. According to Durova, the IP address used to make the edits came from a congressional computer. [170.142.7.3; 143.231.249.141 ] The best part of Wikipedia is that, much to the chagrin of the illicit editor, each of these edits are publicly available - transparent indeed!
see abovementioned article for addition text and hyperlinks...
Why can't this content be kept in one article, instead of spamming it into five? David_Davis_(Tennessee_politician)#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry Matthew_Hill#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry Ron_Ramsey#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry Steve_Godsey#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry Jason_Mumpower#Political_connection_to_Altace.2C_pharmaceutical_industry
It would be easier to manage this content in one location instead of in five, IMHO. It seems particularly odd that there's no mention of this in the articles about Altace, King Pharmaceuticals, Rhône-Poulenc, nor Aventis - Foetusized 02:14, 14 August 2007 (UTC)
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David Davis (congressman) → David Davis (U.S. politician) – No reason given for move from this original title two months ago. Regardless, capitalization and disambiguator are both incorrect. Bneu2013 ( talk) 08:55, 15 February 2018 (UTC)