Hey Wkinght94 from Googie Man I hope all goes well with you at Wikipedia and you re as always enjoying the world s greatest sport To answer your question yes I am the one who left a nasty message on a user s page whose name now escapes me Why did I do it He took off the picture of Bobby Abreu that I took looks like he tried to replace it with a copyrighted photo and the Abreu article went for a few weeks without an image Now I don t mean this as anything personal against you as I ve respected you and your work for years and you ve been nothing but nice to me But what I don t get is this I can t tell you how many times I ve had to re introduce legititmate images that have been taken down by people who upload stolen images or images of lesser quality This detracts from the quality of articles and frankly I think people who detract from the quality of articles should nt be allowed to edit What I don t get is that whenever I pop off at someone for doing this I get busted immediately yet no one replaced the Abreu image or scores of others that are taken down Furthermore the guy who did this is just another red link someone who doesn t even bother to fill out a user page It s all a matter of common sense and etiquette it s not the best analogy but you just don t go to MySpace or Facebook and start putting useless garbage on other people s pages Same goes for Wikipedia you just don t go around making articles worse that legitmate volunteers have worked for years to constantly improve So I take it upon myself to discourage users who don t add to the site And yes I ve been blocked permanently from editing Wikipedia but look what happened to the guy who was the ultimate reason for my block If I m a jerk I m a jerk towards people who deserve it and these two most abundantly deserved it Anyway sorry this is so long winded I miss the old days of Wikipedia when baseball articles were buried on the 10th page of Google results The quality of the overall work was much better Take care and I ll try not to cause you anymore trouble The former editor Googie Man 65 34 60 77