Sorry to see your proven bona fides put under scrutiny due to the fact that we have occasionally worked collegially onnotoriously difficult articles, and that I am a known nuisance, ergo . . .
By the way, as to your earlier query about coordination, if you are still curious, you can check the dates of registration on wikipedia of the many people who edit on, or emerge only to vote on, the authorship doubters pages. Unless I am mistaken, many signed on in May or midyear 2007, a month after the famous Declaration, which has become the banner for the Oxfordian movement, was made by Mark Rylance and Derek Jacobi. I noted this a week ago, but, as I said, I'm too bone lazy, and it may be merely coincidental, based on a very rapid, several minutes of tracing names to pages, checking their page history, about a week ago. I noted a pattern, and wondered why, a mere month after that public declaration, several people, all latterly associated with that movement, registered on wiki. Most have done nothing, except vote or complain. Cheers