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Wll ryan we are aspie or aspergian. We have a more fundamental right to edit this page than you. it is like a white person telling a black person what civil rights movement is.    
Joe Mele      
   
Why so defensive? Please, I'm trying to work with you here. Plus no one has more rights to edit a page then anyone else. Is there something in particular that offends you about it? If so we can try to rework it from a nuetral point of view, but censoring it is not good at all.  T | @ | C     
   
Sorry , But see the talk on the autism talk page. All right I will take it down a notch. Joe Mele      
   
Thanks Joe )  T | @ | C     
   
    
Please move this discussion to a user page for Joe Mele or relevant ip number, thank you.    
 26 August 2005    
    
Excuse me but where is the love??? I am a little hurt - Joe Mele      
    
It would simply be better to create a userpage and have discussions there.  26 August 2005   
   
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I should point out the wikipage wikipedia:Avoiding common mistakes. This page is essentially a list of rules that others expect you to abide by. The second to last rule is relevent to talk pages. While it's not the case that you can never delete material from your user page it is not considered acceptable to do so to new comments. I wouldn't worry too much about undeleting the comments you have already deleted but I would ask respectfully that you refrain from deleting any further comments (especially those critical of yourself). If you continue to delete critical comments on this page you may find that others take offense in which case they may try to get you banned.  10:18, 2 Oct 2004 (UTC)"