Avoiding Edit Wars   Acroterion I have been trying to avoid edit wars since I was unblocked last October  I try to make articles more accurate but sometimes it results in stepping on the toes of persons who have a particular point of view I have learned the lesson from the past not to push an issue I have had a few prolonged discussions but I have avoided edit wars on the main articles  However I would like to have your advice on a particular issue It relates to a comment which I have just left on the talk page of Keplers laws of planetary motion I do not intend to press the issue and I do not intend to make any more reverts But I do feel that there is a matter here which needs to be observed  I appreciate that phyics is not your topic although I do know that you are scientific enough to grasp the concepts involved Ill give you a quick summary There are two equations involved in the Kepler problem each with two terms on the active side A couple of months ago I was going to try and make major edits to this page but I got stuck on the issue of agreeing names for the terms in the equations You can see that discussion further up There was general agreement about the actual equations but no agreement on the names of the terms So I lost interest and went elsewhere  A few days ago I returned to add what I considered to be very helpful information on elliptical orbits in relation to Keplers second law It was reverted But it was reverted by a user who has only ever come to physics pages in my time to revert my edits  I will now walk away from that page because I dont want a repeat of what happened last July Interestingly it was during an argument with this same user last July that indirectly led tome getting blocked albeit that the final straw actually came on the Mozart page  I intend to tidy up some more of the physics pages over the coming months I am not asking you to do anything right now But I would be grateful if you could monitor the situation and provide any advice because I do not believe that this guy is doing these reverts in the genuine spirit of promoting knowledge in physics David Tombe