The mission of the U.S. government is not to keep the people SAFE; it is to keep them FREE

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So... to be clear, you are admitting 1) Your page was not vandalized, 2) No material was deleted by any contributors, 3) You made a false allegation that you have since retracted where you alleged misconduct, 4) You now understand that your talk page is a place anyone can engage you and that you do not have complete control of this space?

Is this the correct interpretation of your tl;dr (teal deer) response? Respected equal, are you we understanding your words in the same way?

LauraHale (talk)‎06:58, 25 April 2013

No, no, no, and no. Please read my post again and pay particular attention to:

"...I am convinced that some administrator who knows how to cover his or her tracks intentionally sabotaged my talk page..."

Wo'O Ideafarm (talk)‎14:18, 25 April 2013
 

I just discovered what is happening: I have two talk pages, one for Wikipedia and one for Wikinews.

The integration of the two into what the user experiences as a single web site was confusing for me because the talk pages have an almost identical format and function, and the links at the top of the page that you click to get to them are the same. Which talk page I saw depended randomly on what I happened to be doing before deciding to view my talk page.

Wo'O Ideafarm (talk)‎14:38, 25 April 2013

Confusions happen. Tbh, though, you should not have been so ready to embrace a nefarious explanation. WN:Never assume.

Pi zero (talk)‎15:01, 25 April 2013
 
 
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