Dating system used is clearly in violation of Wikipedia policy.  Voltaire's corrections were correct and the reverts by editors show an amazing disregard for policy clearly influenced by personal preference.  An illegal edit was made in Mid 2006 changing the dating system to the CE/BCE system and M. Voltaire corrected this. For some reason this was reverted by a Wikipedia editor with complete disregard for policy with an obvious display of personal preference.  Please abide by policy and look at the entire chronology of edits.  Read M. Voltaire talk page and follow the edit history then look at the wikipedia policy regarding changes of the dating system.  Any reasonable unbiased person will have to draw the conclusion that he/she was correct in making such edits. 

 2004 Article BC/AD Gregorian dating system used for article 
 2006 dating system changed for no substantive reason to BCE/CE 
 2009 Dating system reverted back to that of original article by M. Voltaire. 

 For some reason the editor refused to acknowledge this chronology and that is wrong.  The policy is pretty clear that no change of a dating system can be made without substantive reason. 

 Please refrain from applying personal or religious preference when looking at the dating system applied.  Stick to Wikipedia policy and do not try to apply what amounts to a "statute of limitations" for error corrections aimed at aligning an articles presentation with Wikipedia policy... 

 Thank you, 

 Gerard Vance