", 23 July 2006 (UTC)

I'm going to continue here since you have even though it now seems to have detoured from the original section title. Anyway, again, I wouldn't worry about the last warning template. Especially on IP pages, time is a healer of many wounds. If you haven't been warned in a week you most likely won't get blocked for what one person thinks is You may archive this talk page, or ask me to. This will make the warning no longer display here. The only way to have it actually removed is to get Fenton to retract it or convince someone else that it was left in bad faith, which I doubt. I see that you have gotten into a spat with Qho and Fenton. I urge you to heed what Shane said below about being civil. I know that Qho has been pushing it as well, so you don't need to complain about them to me. Another thing you can do is register an account. If you do this, you will never have to see this page again. Furthermore, no one will know you are connected with it. If you get an account and follow the civil advice that Fenton gave you there won't be any more vandalism warnings. I have included a stock welcome message below that contains helpful links. I'm sorry that your first experiences with Wikipedia have gone so poorly.—•(talk) 

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