Kelseigh

Regarding this, I'd love to hear your theory. Don't be surprised if I answer with a yawn, most of us liberal CP users have developed a great deal of theories on the IRC channel, and AIM. --Hojimachong^talk 03:35, 31 March 2007 (UTC)

Well, I'm sure you'll yawn, as I expect it's clear from the inside. I just thought I'd let you know that a good deal is clear from the outside as well. The thing I was thinking of was the oft-repeated question, "Why a wiki?" As in, why did they choose a collaborative format when they're clearly not interested in collaboration? To me, the answer comes with the revelation that Conservative is actually kdbuffalo from this site. My suspicion is that Andy and Conservative/kdbuffalo are personal friends, as well as ideological bunkmates, and that it was Conservative who convinced Andy to choose the wiki format. It seems clear to an outsider at least, that Andy is not terribly familiar with the concept of a wiki, and would be unlikely to choose it unprompted. Therefore, I suggest that after being disgraced here, Conservative convinced Andy to give him the same type of forum to mold in his image, the way he failed to do on Wikipedia, making it a true Conservative-pedia. Again, if you yawn I won't be offended. I just wanted to pass along my thoughts to someone involved. Kelseigh 10:38, 31 March 2007 (UTC)

difficult wikipedia folks

Hi, I read your post in the discussion of Tron Legacy about Richard Jefferies, and that user, magnius, seems to have a chip on his shoulder. Just thought you'd like to hear someone else's perspective, in case you thought adding valid questions to a discussion was not a good thing. Cheers, Rhetth (talk) 17:49, 15 August 2009 (UTC)