User talk:Entheogenicorder

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Entheogenicorder - you're currently violating the 90/10 rule (which is to prevent users from only editing talk pages). Keep in mind that we're building an encyclopedia here - and while talking can be helpful - you are required to have more substantial edits. See the Conservapedia:Commandments for more information.--IDuan 12:24, 1 February 2008 (EST)

I apologise, I did not realise I needed to be editing pages as well, I thought I would be okay discussing topics with people. I will try to add some relevant material as soon as I've done enough research to justify it, and will make sure I only use factual evidence - I don't want to offend anyone with more substantial edits either! Also I find it very difficult when most of the pages I would like to edit are locked for some reason, could you please explain this for me? Entheogenicorder 13:06, 5 February 2008 (BWT)

Fidel Castro

I've reverted the entire edit, because that's the way the software works. I'm all for a little balance, but the points you were making were not completely in accord with the facts. [1] The truth is that ..."he's a megalomaniac who's run a corrupt, brutal and inefficient state that will collapse into criminality when he dies..." 10px Fox (talk|contribs) 08:26, 21 February 2008 (EST)

Okay, I'm sorry if some of the language I used was confusing, but I thought it was entirely fact based; I didn't deny at all that Castro's legacy has been tyrannical and I don't agree with it, but there was no mention in the main article about the positives. If I changed one or two of the sentences and left out the anti-democracy part, would it be allowed on here? Entheogenicorder 13:29, 21 February 2008 (BWT)