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Autofellatio in mammals
editYou said on my talk:
- Hi Jerzy, I'm not sure why you reverted my edit in autofellatio using Tony Sidaway as your backup, since Tony was the person who first mentioned that the discussion of animals ought to have a citation were it to remain at all. People can put whatever they like in an article, but, if it's not general knowledge, they generally need to be able to back it up with references if they don't want people to remove it
- Also, I'm not sure why I've been labeled a "monomaniac" on the basis of my first five edits, when your first five edits were all to do with grade, and so someone might equally well have leveled the term against you. Not that they would, because it would seem pointless and insulting.
- Warbler1 9 July 2005 12:21 (UTC)
Well, i did err in assuming that Tony had added it (although i don't think i said he had, and the fact that he was satisfied to let it stand still seems the most pertinent fact). I'm not going to thoroughly pick the event apart, but
- you falsely claim you have 'been labeled a "monomaniac"...' by me. What i I used with reference to you was 'untested apparent monomaniac', and not in a context of categorizing anyone but of explaining an edit. IMO no redress is called for, since it is implausible that anyone would treat my qualified snap judgement, made in that single-purpose context, as being persuasive for judging your qualities.
- your suggestion that our respective first five edits are, or look, significantly similar in any relevant way is IMO absurd and (even if not 'pointless', still) 'insulting'.