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I really wish you'd delete the second point of your Wiki Politics section. There are those of us that know the validity of this statement, but we don't want this procedure to be ruined by rubbish being entered directly into that system as would happen if it became public knowledge. There's a reason we encourage people to go to that other page first. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 22:01, 18 December 2008 (UTC) | I really wish you'd delete the second point of your Wiki Politics section. There are those of us that know the validity of this statement, but we don't want this procedure to be ruined by rubbish being entered directly into that system as would happen if it became public knowledge. There's a reason we encourage people to go to that other page first. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 22:01, 18 December 2008 (UTC) | ||
:I hardly think that a minor subpoint on an atrociously long user subpage will cause the downfall of the wiki suggestion process as we know it. In either case, when the only sane thing to do is to ignore the end results of the process, it's a bit broken IMHO, and a downfall may not necessarily be a bad thing. --[[User:Jen|Jen]] 15:51, 19 December 2008 (UTC) | |||
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I really wish you'd delete the second point of your Wiki Politics section. There are those of us that know the validity of this statement, but we don't want this procedure to be ruined by rubbish being entered directly into that system as would happen if it became public knowledge. There's a reason we encourage people to go to that other page first. -- 
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- I hardly think that a minor subpoint on an atrociously long user subpage will cause the downfall of the wiki suggestion process as we know it. In either case, when the only sane thing to do is to ignore the end results of the process, it's a bit broken IMHO, and a downfall may not necessarily be a bad thing. --Jen 15:51, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
