User talk:Juxo: Difference between revisions

What are your policies going to be with respect to courtesy and respect?  I ask because a user is posting all manner of mean comments about me, calling me a "liar" for example, on my talk page.  Is that o.k. with you?  Is that a proper methods for rational discussion? [[User:Matterhorn|Matterhorn]] 03:22, 11 May 2004 (EEST)

:This user "Matterhorn" deserves no respect whatsoever, and is provably a liar. What is more they may be part of a [[Wikimedia]] attempt to destabilize wikis which opponents of the [[Wikipedia]] [[sysop power structure]] and supporters of a fairly-mediated [[GFDL Corpus]] happen to work.  All this "user" has done has been to make false statements about Wikimedia activities, defending them, and has CONTRIBUTED ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO THE GOALS OF CONSUMERIUM.  This by contrast to the [[trolls]] who have authored and edited a great deal of useful material.  If it's a choice between Matterhorn and the trolls, make it wisely.  BUt it is only Matterhorn's insistence on defining policy or truth re: Wikimedia that makes it so.  Also see [[User_talk:Matterhorn]] where [[User:Atag]] more or less admits being part of the cabal that illegally took [[Recyclopedia]] down.  These people would seem to be the usual suspects, and at least associated with [[Tim Starling]] and [[Erik Moeller]], who employ the same tactics.