":: Thank you. I just tried logging in to this account and it worked (although I did not intentionally reactivate this ID like BWilkins repeatedly asserted). I did not know about the existence of sandbox to build the article before publishing. In fact, no one has mentioned it in all this discussion over the past one day and I discovered it myself accidentally midway through all this. I was only going to use the userpage as a starting point for a spoof page since I liked that one. I was not going to use the jokes or even any of the material. Maybe if Wikipedia wasn't too geeky or programmer-language-like to write articles in, I may not have needed a template, and used just the WYSIWYG editor and be done with it, but that is not the case. Anyway, what I don't understand is why one cannot get outraged by offending behavior? You have acknowledged it was wrong to have a label slapped on by the other editor without speaking to me or bothering to enlighten me. He clearly was more intent on getting brownie points as an editor or whatever it is that gets people here high. However, everyone else seems intent on labeling me as a ""troll"". Is that the high-handed way of dealing with uncomfortable things around here? Wouldn't they all be offended and outraged in real life if they were trying to make a cake and someone slapped a pink sheet on top of it and squashed it, and walked off without an explanation?

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