I know your edit was made in good faith, but people like Joe Matt and Chester Brown refer to themselves as cartoonists. The term is quite old, and has a much broader meaning than you believe. There are cartoonists who, for some reason, feel ashamed at caling themseles "cartoonist" (going back at least as far as Hal Foster), but that doesn't make them any less cartoonists. It's not a shameful word, and I suspect Joe Matt would be either offended or amused by your edit. After all, his first collection was called Peepshow: the Cartoon Diary of Joe Matt. CüRlyTüRkey Talk Contribs 05:55, 12 December 2011 (UTC)
Correct me if i', wrong as a newcomer, but that's an example of original research, and not properly sourced, yes? The info I added about the list with examples of pseudoscience from Conservapedia's article "pseudoscience" is not original search. Conservapedia's article on Pseudoscience really includes this list. The info is sourced with the article which contains it. It's one more example of Conservapedia's opinion on some of the most important scientific theories and achievements. What has to be cited here is the fact that this list is included in conservapedia not wether the list is correct or wrong and wether what is mentioned in the list is pseudoscience or not (of course relativity, evolution, climatology e.t.c. are far from being pseudosciences but that's another matter). Why do you consider it original research?-- NNeilAlieNN Talk to me 14:09, 17 December 2011 (UTC)
Hi Paul, thanks for your edits, but I've reverted to the capitalised version in line with the convention here Jimfbleak - talk to me? 07:47, 21 December 2011 (UTC)
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I know your edit was made in good faith, but people like Joe Matt and Chester Brown refer to themselves as cartoonists. The term is quite old, and has a much broader meaning than you believe. There are cartoonists who, for some reason, feel ashamed at caling themseles "cartoonist" (going back at least as far as Hal Foster), but that doesn't make them any less cartoonists. It's not a shameful word, and I suspect Joe Matt would be either offended or amused by your edit. After all, his first collection was called Peepshow: the Cartoon Diary of Joe Matt. CüRlyTüRkey Talk Contribs 05:55, 12 December 2011 (UTC)
Correct me if i', wrong as a newcomer, but that's an example of original research, and not properly sourced, yes? The info I added about the list with examples of pseudoscience from Conservapedia's article "pseudoscience" is not original search. Conservapedia's article on Pseudoscience really includes this list. The info is sourced with the article which contains it. It's one more example of Conservapedia's opinion on some of the most important scientific theories and achievements. What has to be cited here is the fact that this list is included in conservapedia not wether the list is correct or wrong and wether what is mentioned in the list is pseudoscience or not (of course relativity, evolution, climatology e.t.c. are far from being pseudosciences but that's another matter). Why do you consider it original research?-- NNeilAlieNN Talk to me 14:09, 17 December 2011 (UTC)
Hi Paul, thanks for your edits, but I've reverted to the capitalised version in line with the convention here Jimfbleak - talk to me? 07:47, 21 December 2011 (UTC)
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