Wikipedia Help!

**auld argonian** · 29th May 08, 08:09 AM

...but we're the GOOD GUYS! Why would some anal retentive wikipedia wonk want to delete us? We actually HELP people get in touch with their kilted inner selves.

I can understand the Kilt Police...but the Wiki Police?

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**macwilkin** · 29th May 08, 08:24 AM

Ironically, our deleter also removed the link to Matt Newsome's site.

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**auld argonian** · 29th May 08, 08:27 AM

Originally Posted by cajunscot

Ironically, our deleter also removed the link to Matt Newsome's site.

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At which point I have to start thinking that this "deleter" has some agenda other than wiki-housekeeping.

So a big Xsmarks "braveheart salute" to Bridies wherever he/she/it might be!

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**ccga3359** · 29th May 08, 03:29 PM

Originally Posted by auld argonian

At which point I have to start thinking that this "deleter" has some agenda other than wiki-housekeeping.

So a big Xsmarks "braveheart salute" to Bridies wherever he/she/it might be!

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Are you sure the name is "Bridies" and not "Britches"?

**KiltedPilot** · 29th May 08, 06:49 PM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

Are you sure the name is "Bridies" and not "Britches"?

The history of changes to this page can be found at

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?...action=history

The list shows who changed the page, and when, and confirms that it was "Bridies" who most recently removed x marks the scot.

KP

**Scratchy's Lass** · 29th May 08, 08:33 PM

What if an xmarks link was submitted to the wiki (link police?) to one of the sub pages on Xmarks - like the Kiltmaker Forum or such? IOW, try getting one to stick that is more 'encyclopedic' than "social"? If a wiki reader follows that such link, they could navigate themselves where ever else they saw and wanted to go - once here, albeit from the 'encyclopedic'-esque link?

Toads.