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'''''WIKIPEDIA'''''

I do my research. I'm not perfect, but I never commit to anything without thinking first whether I know enough to make my point.

I usually get put off by Misplaced Pages to be honest - so if I am making a contribution, it will be more often than not because I am very serious about it.

Misplaced Pages says Be Bold, and usually I am. I can lack graces sometimes, it's not that I'm strictly impolite! If I've got something to say, and I'm in, I'll say it.

I like to see the funny side, but my humour can be dry.

'''''ABOUT ME'''''

I am a carer for someone with Alzheimer's Disease, and have developed a stong interest in AD over the last 2 years. I am also a graphic designer with publishing and copy experience.

I am a socialist. That seems to mean something different in the USA - so if you are American, try not to hold it against me! I am decent, honest, fair and open-minded.

Matt

(yes, I plumbed for my name.)



'''USEFUL LINKS'''

''' - On mud and boltholes;'''
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*] – Covers how side articles should not be created to cover information that cannot find consensus in the main article.
*] - Covers how side issues should not be used to camouflage any biased reasons for a side article’s existence (or continual existence).
*] - Advises against over-description of facts that are already simple, well-covered and conclusive.
*] - Shows how an abundance of passable citations cannot negate certain neutrality issues.
*] - Shows how past importance and/or the possibility of future importance does not amount to ].
''' - On discussion;'''
*] (inc essays) – How it shows ‘bad faith’ to negatively read (or misread) semantic, imperfect, miswritten or unclear details in someone’s comment - when it is reasonable to assume a positive meaning. Also - paranoia, and grouping people together.
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:(which lists how people can use various policies to actually force through their own bias)
*] - ‘Bad faith’ editors who ignore disproven points, repeating their chosen tacks.
*] – Being addressed over a specific policy breach, and retorting with other policy.
*] - Putting letter before spirit of law, carefully misinterpreting policy, and using formal terms inappropriately.
*] – Using gaming tactics to block or hold back something from occurring (consensus, a point being understood, a resolution, an event etc).

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