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Re: CFI Edits edit
Hello, @126.253.150.39
Simply put, I kindly ask you to restore my edits.
There is no vandalism or unconstructive editing. There are only fact-based additions to the article. Somebody else (User Achmad Rachmani) already mistakenly reverted my edits, and after talking it out with them, they decided that they were appropriate and they were restored. As such, I encourage you to check the sources I added. You will see that every single claim is backed up by a source. None of the edits are "contentious," they are factual. There is no issue with adding a controversy section; this is a good-faith edit that aims to include previously missing highly-publicized controveries.
Sincerely, VegitotheKnightmare (talk) 02:06, 5 January 2024 (UTC)
- If I don't hear back in a short while, I will simply undo your reversal since you are a Wikipedia user with no history who only registered to remove the content. I'm sorry, but I find that suspicious. VegitotheKnightmare (talk) 02:10, 5 January 2024 (UTC)
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