User talk:RiseAbove

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Civility

Regarding this edit: Please read Wikipedia's policy on WP:CIVIL. Insulting other users is against our policy, and threats against other users are patently unacceptable. If you continue to act beligerently towords other users, you may be temporarily blocked from editing. --InShaneee 19:11, 29 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Regardless of your reasons and/or ability to carry out threats, being disrespectful at all to other users is against policy. --InShaneee 19:46, 29 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

(The below was posted to Inshaneee's talk page):

Thanks!

I received this comment from you on my talk page not long ago:

"[T]hreats against other users are patently unacceptable. If you continue to act beligerently towords (sic) other users, you may be temporarily blocked from editing."

I just wanted to say how effective your admonition not to threaten people was, especially since it was accompanied by a threat. Even though my putative "threat" was nothing more than a quotation from the The Juggernaut Bitch video itself (which I can now only assume that you have not even seen), I can understand how people might be put in fear that I might credibly "hit [them] with [their] own pimp" if I see them on the street. This is made even more credible by the fact that I have no idea what any of these people look like, nor where they live, nor what their names are. I can see why you're such a highly regarded editor. Oh, it's spelled "towards" by the way. "A" and "O" are so close on the keyboard, I can see how you got them confused.RiseAbove 19:36, 29 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

and sic is spelled sick [sic] right? 'pedia's a pretty sikh [sic] place to learn stuff. Ka-zizzl Mc 19:13, 30 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

what up homey

I'v had my stuff targeted by the deletion squad, too. I'v gone through some pretty rebellious phases and I'm probably not done but you'r gonn wann watch the calling people whores. It sucks sometimes, but realize what wikipedia IS, and realize the wikipedia.org is not the only place where you can have a wiki where everyone can collaborate on whatever kind of content you think is valuable. given the right circumstances, finding or creating a new wikisite can be easy. there are hundreds of legit, sizable ones out there. that said, keep up the generally good work of challenging the authority and the status quo and lame people who are quite simply haters. rock out with your cock out Ka-zizzl Mc 20:39, 29 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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