Shuki: Well I am glad to see that you are up to speed on everything Wikipedian! Here are some of my reactions to your comments: UserPZFUN says that he is an admin on his user page (which I did look at before the critique), see: Wikipedia:Requests for adminship/PZFUN. Is that a lie? Nowhere do I accuse him of anti-Semitism (I see that you enjoy twisting around words...hmmm, what a pity.) While User:PZFUN may well be a lover of Jews, that does not mean that he gets a "free pass" when he does a weird thing to an article about a well-known rabbi. You may not know it or accept it, but the word "goy" or "goyim" is considered to be derogatory regardless of what you tell your non-Jewish pals in chat rooms (again more habitual word-twisting on your part I guess.) What's "NOR"? I cannot read your mind. I don't accept any of your thinking about how to handle articles that we know nothing about. I suggest, when in doubt stay away, or else violate the age old saying that "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread". (In Hebrew it's more blunt: hedyot kofetz berosh.) Your statemnt that: "Again, baruch hashem, others Jews aren't selfish and don't ignore the rest of WP, and baruch hashem, many goyim think the same way and contribute to Jewish articles, especially w/r to structure, format, etc..." is hilarious and beyond the scope of this discussion. This is Wikipedi and ANYONE can edit, do you think I don't know that? So your musar, yet again, is quite amusing. I welcome constructive criticism, but do know that I am often quite frank and honest, as most people who have gone head-to-head with me know. Finally thanks for asking me out, but lately I have been into freshly boiled kosher chicken soup more than falafel, so you are welcome to try mine any time. By the way, I don't care who you are in real life!