"motorcycling advocacy" is a meaningLESS phrase.  

Original Message-
From: Bruce Arnold  
Sent: Sunday, October 18, 2009 6:35 PM
Subject: FOR THE THIRD AND FINAL TIME, TEDDY-POO:

FOR THE THIRD AND FINAL TIME, TEDDY-POO:

"motorcycling advocacy" is a meaningLESS phrase.  Google results (10/18/09): 347

"motorcyclists' rights" is a meaningFUL phrase.  Google results (10/18/09): 30,700

"bikers' rights" is a meaningFUL phrase.  Google results (10/18/09): 101,000 

Even "motorcycle rights" (ugh) is a meaningFUL phrase.  Google results (10/18/09): 204,000 

But "motorcycling advocacy" IS A MEANINGLESS PHRASE!

Who has the substantial authoritative support here, Teddy-Poo?  A real biker corroborated by Google search results?  Or a geek poser with delete privileges?

I don't expect you to embarrass yourself and Wikipedia further by leaving this definition on line for very long, geek boy.  I just hope somebody with some common horse sense at Wikipedia realizes that defining "non-terms" deprecates the value (all meanings) of Wikipedia.  And "motorcycling advocacy" is a phrase that means nothing more to American motorcyclists than, say, "keegehtyddet kcuf".

Replace this with your previous propaganda, and you clarify an agenda you can count on us to expose.