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Edit question

I posted a notable alumni on the Waukesha South High School page and you removed it. Matt Morris is the founder of a cowbell enthusiast pep band that plays at high school baskeball games in Waukesha. It seems culturally relative to this school that he is listed as a notable alum.

Thank you! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.144.36.132 (talkcontribs)

Waukesha

Re: Waukesha and the pep band. I am uncomfortable by your assumption of what you define as "notable" and by the mere statement that you can define what is notable for a particular institution or for its student culture. Obviously, a pep band notation is not inappropriate--by common application of decency standards--but it very well could be notable for people who have gone to and graduated from this particular high school. The core to telling a true democratic history, one of the people and for the people--a story that Wikipedia catalogues so wonderfully, is that people should be able capture what is "notable" for them in a particular setting. So please cast a wider net. Please do not reserve notable for only people who may be wider known--as a historian I feel that there are many individuals who I consider notable but would be saddened to find that not many others would have ever heard of them. For instance, being both Jewish and a historian, I feel that the story of the Dreyfus affair is very important. Yet it saddens me that many choose to edit if from course outlines on the basis that is not a commonly known story beyond my community. Please allow for the school and its community to decide what story it wants to report as I will venture that you do not know what is important in that particular school's story. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.144.36.132 (talkcontribs)

Thanks

Yonatanh,

Thank you for reverting the revision to the article on Left Handed(ness), subsection "possible effects on thought in humans." As that information comes from extensive research--some dating back to the work of Roger Sperry in the 1960s--I don't feel it's right to have an individual who:

1.) can type: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:128.227.131.101

2.) is anonymous

come in and discard paragraphs of material that have been peer reviewed for a year.

Thank you again for your vigilance,

Tom Hunter, aka Curmudgeon99, the author of the original section. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Curmudgeon99 (talkcontribs)

Sharon Palty About to Be Deleted!!!

Do something, and fast!!! TheListUpdater 20:37, 3 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

hi! i'd be glad to accept your adoption. i have a question about adding images to articles. how do you do that?

My Adoptee Page Was Updated...

Could you see it? TheListUpdater 23:00, 5 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]