An appology is in order Dear Colin I am not sure if you will have the chance to read this or if you ll have a moment to respond but I am a student in the University of Toronto and specifically one of the 1700 psychology students mentioned in the article However before I go any further may I express my most sincere and deepest appologies to you and everyone involved I will not try to make excuses for my actions nor will I try to do so for my fellow students as I do not speek for them I realise and no doubt others will too that what we left behind was unbecoming of a sutdent at U of T And most importantly I realise that we did as future scholars was wrong I know that you and you colleagues are considering taking extreme measures to ensure the content of Wikipedia stays secure as a responce to our actions Though I can understand where you are coming from I do not believe that this will solve any of your problems and will only make things worse in the long run I see this situation as a systemic error on both of our sides but as a first year student I have very little educational and social clout to enforce my statement I am asking as both an avid reader of Wikipedia and as a lover of knowledge please do not black out our privaleges to use and edit articles Let us both use this experience as a steping stone to learn how to go about doing this in a constructive manner benefits Wikipedia and my school Looking to make this a better place CivCodex