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Atsme's Law, also referred to as The Law of Friendly and/or
How to win friends and influence editors, first gained notability notoriety during a rather controversial
miscellany for deletion discussion about politics, particularly anti- and pro-Trump decisions resulting from cases brought for
arbitration enforcement. It is a spinoff of
WP:DONTBITE but more targeted toward veteran editors and
WP:AGF.
“ | Even Atsme, who is, arguably, one of the friendliest Wikipedians says it can be kept but should be updated. | ” |
It was signed into law with the following response by Levivich: [2]
“ | I'm with you Doug: Atsme is friendly, therefore keep the page, per WP:ATSME 😂 | ” |
On December 4, 2020 another incident occurred that validates the science of Atsme's Law.
JJPMaster posted the following template to
User talk:Atsme:
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JJPMaster's summation was quickly challenged by
Politrukki who stated:
“ | Seems like a frivolous warning to me. No one can be too friendly. [4] | ” |
![]() | This is a
humorous
essay. It contains the advice or opinions of one or more Wikipedia contributors and is made to be humorous. This page is not one of
Wikipedia's policies or guidelines, as it has not been
thoroughly vetted by the community. Some essays represent widespread norms; others only represent minority viewpoints. This essay isn't meant to be taken seriously. |
Atsme's Law, also referred to as The Law of Friendly and/or
How to win friends and influence editors, first gained notability notoriety during a rather controversial
miscellany for deletion discussion about politics, particularly anti- and pro-Trump decisions resulting from cases brought for
arbitration enforcement. It is a spinoff of
WP:DONTBITE but more targeted toward veteran editors and
WP:AGF.
“ | Even Atsme, who is, arguably, one of the friendliest Wikipedians says it can be kept but should be updated. | ” |
It was signed into law with the following response by Levivich: [2]
“ | I'm with you Doug: Atsme is friendly, therefore keep the page, per WP:ATSME 😂 | ” |
On December 4, 2020 another incident occurred that validates the science of Atsme's Law.
JJPMaster posted the following template to
User talk:Atsme:
“ |
![]() |
” |
JJPMaster's summation was quickly challenged by
Politrukki who stated:
“ | Seems like a frivolous warning to me. No one can be too friendly. [4] | ” |