== re: Jeff Dunham == 

 I assure you my edits were made in good faith. I meant to correct information that is misleading, and remove information that is irrelevant. 
 1. I miswrote the cite to the FAA's website. Information on pilot certificates is public information available to anyone, but unfortunately, you can't link directly to it. There is an intermediate step where you have to provide some information about yourself, then search for the pilot in question. If there's a way to write a proper cite to web data without linking directly to it, let me know. 
 2. Saying Jeff Dunham's helicopter is "unlicensed by the Federal Aviation Administration" is false. If it were, he would be committing a federal crime by flying it. His helicopter, like all homebuilt aircraft registered in the US, carries a Special Airworthiness Certificate in the Experimental category. 
 3. Quoting Dunham's appearance on Fast Living verbatim saying that "he can fly them up to 600 feet in the air, and up to 90 miles an hour" is misleading. It implies that this is all that his helicopter is capable of, when in fact it is capable of far more. Besides, the performance of the helicopter is irrelevant to this article, which is why I deleted it. The fact that he has built and flies his own RotorWay should be enough. 
 Given this information, do what you will with it. Protecting an article from vandalism and addition of unsourced material is a good thing. Restricting all edits to those that parrot various media outlets verbatim takes it too far. It results in a lot of information being taken out of context which in turn misleads the reader.  
 Good day.