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Dear Paul: Thank you for your message. I regret not carefully having read Wiki's rules because I have spent untold tedious hours posting about Philadelphia police misconduct, some of which may have been wasted due to my unintentionally breaking the rules. I hope that you will not delete entries that lists cops who have been suspended with intent to dismiss. I believe that "suspension" meets your criteria for discipline. Would it be possible for you to notify me about unacceptable entries BEFORE deleting them? I could then do further research which might make them acceptable to you. For instance, I could list a conviction for a previously reported arrest. Please note that I am a conservative on crime and law enforcement; my sole agenda is to expose ACTUAL police crimes, which are rampant in Philadelphia. Thank you kindly for your expected assistance.
Hi Paul, Thanks for the quick reply and encouraging comments. I hope that you will not delete the names of cops who were convicted, suspended, fired, or successfully sued (as per credible media reports.) However, removing the names of officers who were only caught on video doing wrong - but not disciplined -or are merely defendants in current, non-adjudicated lawsuits - is a brilliant idea. I appreciate the suggestion about starting a page at a similar website, but I am only interested in posting encyclopedia-style at the real Wiki. I have already set up websites elsewhere about Philly police crimes, replete with videos, which have gotten many millions of hits. It is awesome that you are getting the word out about bad cops. It must be great living in Saudi Arabia; I cannot even imagine how exciting that must be!
Paul, Did you change the password on my account on August 2? Also, did you delete many of my pre-2012 entries on the PPD's Misconduct page?
Paul, Somebody (no doubt a Philly cop) changed my password, so I had to change it again. When I tried to again log in just now, my password had again been changed, so I had to change it yet again. Did you delete about 60 or so entries under the 2010 and 2011 listings? If not, whoever hacked into my account did. I should have made copies of the entries. These crooked Philly cops do not want their dirty laundry being aired. Six more of them were arrested by the feds just three days ago. I might just give up on Wiki because there is no way to safeguard my account and I cannot compete with corrupt police and their access to superior computer technology.
Thank you for your responses. I thought that all of my entries were defamation-proof because they were truthful and had major media citations to back them up. I also believed that my listings adhered to your policies. Given that over half of my entires are getting completely deleted - for whatever reason and by whoever - I will stop contributing to Wikipedia. I have far more time-efficient methods for exposing Philadelphia police crimes, such as via my own websites already set up for that purpose, certain of which have gotten millions of hits.
Thank you for the additional responses, but I bear no hard feelings at all towards you. You are volunteer editors who are merely trying to do the right thing. I am ONLY disgusted with myself for not more carefully reviewing your website's terms and conditions. It is solely my fault that I wasted several hours making posts which did not meet your standards. I may make a few more entries about major stories, but I hope that you will monitor them in case I err yet again.
Hi Paul, I reentered a few entries about police officers who had been convicted of significant crimes, were suspended for 30 days with intent to dismiss for allegedly committing serious crimes, or were successfully sued for major brutality or corruption. I suspect that you originally deleted those entries because you did not notice the convictions or civil adjudications, or were unaware about how serious the charges are in arrest cases. I did not reenter removed entries that only included minor charges or did not mention significant discipline, mainly termination or suspension with intent to dismiss.
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I was watching The Daily SHow last night. (I get it delayed, given my location.) Samatha Bee had a nice report on the fact nobody really knows how many people are killed by the police in the US. The FBI simply does make it a priority. Someone on the internet is making a stab at it. They feel they have firm figures for Nevada (being a low-population state, i suppose). The fellow Bee interviewed said 8.1% of all homicides in the state are as a result of police action. I am interested in that number. As a person so in-tune with Philadelphia, perhaps you could work up some number of the City of Brotherly Love. Do you have any thoughts on this? Paul, in Saudi ( talk) 04:12, 9 October 2014 (UTC)
I'll try to look into it but it sounds complicated. My sources suggest that many fatal shootings by Philadelphia cops were outright murder, but dead men tell no tales. A city cop hasn't been fatally shot on the job since 2009 (seven had been murdered on the job in just the prior two years!), probably because of the "shoot first, ask questions later" policy they have since unofficially adopted.-- PhiladelphiaInjustice ( talk) 18:41, 9 October 2014 (UTC)
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I got to admit that this is a subject that interests me not at all. That being said, even with my apathy, it sure reads like puffery. Posting their phone number must violate some rule or another. I have posted the issue with Acroterion, he is an administrator known for good judgement. Go to his talk page to see what I wrote and see what he says. I hope you had good holidays. Paul, in Saudi ( talk) 16:10, 6 January 2015 (UTC)
Thanks for your quick reply and I hope that you have also had happy holidays. I shall follow your advice. Thanks for your assistance. -- PhiladelphiaInjustice ( talk) 22:39, 6 January 2015 (UTC)
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A quick glance indicates you may have missed some remarkable cases. Check it out. Paul, in Saudi ( talk) 08:49, 6 March 2015 (UTC)
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Not really your bailiwick, but still..
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The article's inclusion criteria so far is that a finding (eg. by a court of law) of wrongdoing by the police must already exist and, IMO, this is a very good test. However, there are cases which are too recent (say those within +/- the last couple of years) for a court of law to have reached a finding yet despite of them already making their way thru the court system. In particular, there are some cases that do not fulfill the inclusion criteria but for which there may be state or federal investigation currently underway or for which the family of the victim are known to have filed a lawsuit, etc. Readers coming to this article looking to see them listed here will find that such cases are missing...
What do you think of the idea of adding a subsection listing (perhaps in some brief table format) those cases where PB is currently being investigated, court proceedings underway, civil lawsuit filed, etc? (That is, just plain public charge, outcry, opinion, etc, wouldn't be enough to qualify its inclusion) Of course, they wouldn't be proven cases of PB yet, but rather suspect cases only, and such qualification could be made in the subsection lead. Mercy11 ( talk) 22:58, 15 March 2015 (UTC)
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Generally we only use one official page as an external link for a person per " WP:ELMINOFFICIAL" which says: "More than one official link should be provided only when the additional links provide the reader with significant unique content and are not prominently linked from other official websites. For example, if the main page of the official website for an author contains a link to the author's blog and Twitter feed, then it is not appropriate to provide links to all three. Instead, provide only the main page of the official website in this situation. In other situations, it may sometimes be appropriate to provide more than one link, such as when a business has one website for the corporate headquarters and another for consumer information. Choose the minimum number of links that provide readers with the maximum amount of information. Links that provide consistent information are strongly preferred to social networking and communication services where the content changes rapidly and may not comply with this guideline at any given moment in time. Wikipedia does not exist to facilitate corporate "communication strategies" or other forms of marketing."
Reedus' official Facebook, Twitter and other official social network accounts are prominently linked from the main page of his official website under "Official social networks - click the icons below" so providing links to them is not really considered acceptable in this case. - Marchjuly ( talk) 13:48, 14 April 2015 (UTC)
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Dear Paul: Thank you for your message. I regret not carefully having read Wiki's rules because I have spent untold tedious hours posting about Philadelphia police misconduct, some of which may have been wasted due to my unintentionally breaking the rules. I hope that you will not delete entries that lists cops who have been suspended with intent to dismiss. I believe that "suspension" meets your criteria for discipline. Would it be possible for you to notify me about unacceptable entries BEFORE deleting them? I could then do further research which might make them acceptable to you. For instance, I could list a conviction for a previously reported arrest. Please note that I am a conservative on crime and law enforcement; my sole agenda is to expose ACTUAL police crimes, which are rampant in Philadelphia. Thank you kindly for your expected assistance.
Hi Paul, Thanks for the quick reply and encouraging comments. I hope that you will not delete the names of cops who were convicted, suspended, fired, or successfully sued (as per credible media reports.) However, removing the names of officers who were only caught on video doing wrong - but not disciplined -or are merely defendants in current, non-adjudicated lawsuits - is a brilliant idea. I appreciate the suggestion about starting a page at a similar website, but I am only interested in posting encyclopedia-style at the real Wiki. I have already set up websites elsewhere about Philly police crimes, replete with videos, which have gotten many millions of hits. It is awesome that you are getting the word out about bad cops. It must be great living in Saudi Arabia; I cannot even imagine how exciting that must be!
Paul, Did you change the password on my account on August 2? Also, did you delete many of my pre-2012 entries on the PPD's Misconduct page?
Paul, Somebody (no doubt a Philly cop) changed my password, so I had to change it again. When I tried to again log in just now, my password had again been changed, so I had to change it yet again. Did you delete about 60 or so entries under the 2010 and 2011 listings? If not, whoever hacked into my account did. I should have made copies of the entries. These crooked Philly cops do not want their dirty laundry being aired. Six more of them were arrested by the feds just three days ago. I might just give up on Wiki because there is no way to safeguard my account and I cannot compete with corrupt police and their access to superior computer technology.
Thank you for your responses. I thought that all of my entries were defamation-proof because they were truthful and had major media citations to back them up. I also believed that my listings adhered to your policies. Given that over half of my entires are getting completely deleted - for whatever reason and by whoever - I will stop contributing to Wikipedia. I have far more time-efficient methods for exposing Philadelphia police crimes, such as via my own websites already set up for that purpose, certain of which have gotten millions of hits.
Thank you for the additional responses, but I bear no hard feelings at all towards you. You are volunteer editors who are merely trying to do the right thing. I am ONLY disgusted with myself for not more carefully reviewing your website's terms and conditions. It is solely my fault that I wasted several hours making posts which did not meet your standards. I may make a few more entries about major stories, but I hope that you will monitor them in case I err yet again.
Hi Paul, I reentered a few entries about police officers who had been convicted of significant crimes, were suspended for 30 days with intent to dismiss for allegedly committing serious crimes, or were successfully sued for major brutality or corruption. I suspect that you originally deleted those entries because you did not notice the convictions or civil adjudications, or were unaware about how serious the charges are in arrest cases. I did not reenter removed entries that only included minor charges or did not mention significant discipline, mainly termination or suspension with intent to dismiss.
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You are a superior authority on the subject of PPD misconduct. We are blessed to have you. Paul, in Saudi ( talk) 13:25, 30 July 2014 (UTC) |
I was watching The Daily SHow last night. (I get it delayed, given my location.) Samatha Bee had a nice report on the fact nobody really knows how many people are killed by the police in the US. The FBI simply does make it a priority. Someone on the internet is making a stab at it. They feel they have firm figures for Nevada (being a low-population state, i suppose). The fellow Bee interviewed said 8.1% of all homicides in the state are as a result of police action. I am interested in that number. As a person so in-tune with Philadelphia, perhaps you could work up some number of the City of Brotherly Love. Do you have any thoughts on this? Paul, in Saudi ( talk) 04:12, 9 October 2014 (UTC)
I'll try to look into it but it sounds complicated. My sources suggest that many fatal shootings by Philadelphia cops were outright murder, but dead men tell no tales. A city cop hasn't been fatally shot on the job since 2009 (seven had been murdered on the job in just the prior two years!), probably because of the "shoot first, ask questions later" policy they have since unofficially adopted.-- PhiladelphiaInjustice ( talk) 18:41, 9 October 2014 (UTC)
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Hello PhiladelphiaInjustice,
I am conducting research about newcomers to Wikipedia and I was hoping to ask you some questions. I’ve noticed you’ve had some good activity recently. Is there any chance you have time in the next month to speak with me? If you are interested or have any questions, please email me at gmugar [at] syr.edu or leave a message on my talk page.
I hope to be in touch soon,
Gabrielm199 ( talk) 04:15, 11 December 2014 (UTC)
I got to admit that this is a subject that interests me not at all. That being said, even with my apathy, it sure reads like puffery. Posting their phone number must violate some rule or another. I have posted the issue with Acroterion, he is an administrator known for good judgement. Go to his talk page to see what I wrote and see what he says. I hope you had good holidays. Paul, in Saudi ( talk) 16:10, 6 January 2015 (UTC)
Thanks for your quick reply and I hope that you have also had happy holidays. I shall follow your advice. Thanks for your assistance. -- PhiladelphiaInjustice ( talk) 22:39, 6 January 2015 (UTC)
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A quick glance indicates you may have missed some remarkable cases. Check it out. Paul, in Saudi ( talk) 08:49, 6 March 2015 (UTC)
Word of advice, don't waste your time responding to SummerPhD. I for one appreciate your comments, while I don't agree with them 100% they are at least part of a constructive conversation! Hope you and I can continue to talk and discuss things even when we disagree. -- Zackmann08 ( talk) 05:03, 12 March 2015 (UTC)
Not really your bailiwick, but still..
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The article's inclusion criteria so far is that a finding (eg. by a court of law) of wrongdoing by the police must already exist and, IMO, this is a very good test. However, there are cases which are too recent (say those within +/- the last couple of years) for a court of law to have reached a finding yet despite of them already making their way thru the court system. In particular, there are some cases that do not fulfill the inclusion criteria but for which there may be state or federal investigation currently underway or for which the family of the victim are known to have filed a lawsuit, etc. Readers coming to this article looking to see them listed here will find that such cases are missing...
What do you think of the idea of adding a subsection listing (perhaps in some brief table format) those cases where PB is currently being investigated, court proceedings underway, civil lawsuit filed, etc? (That is, just plain public charge, outcry, opinion, etc, wouldn't be enough to qualify its inclusion) Of course, they wouldn't be proven cases of PB yet, but rather suspect cases only, and such qualification could be made in the subsection lead. Mercy11 ( talk) 22:58, 15 March 2015 (UTC)
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