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Daniel Brandt |
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The last attempt to delete the NameBase article occurred nearly four years ago. I still want it taken down.
Wikipedia-watch.org is now history — this is a fair trade, it seems to me. The NameBase article is utterly incompetent and inaccurate. No, I'm not allowed to "fix it," nor am I interested in seeing a decent article about NameBase on Wikipedia. That's because Wikipediots will make it incompetent and inaccurate soon enough, even if it starts out half-decent. To encourage its deletion, I have nullrouted all links on en.wikipedia.org that lead to NameBase content (there are about 100 of these). I will stop doing this if and when the NameBase article comes down. So fix it, Wikipedia. |
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NameBase has a registered copyright. Webcitation.org took it down after I sent them a letter with a copy of my registration certificate. It wasn't a DMCA because Webcitation.org is based in Canada, but there are international treaties concerning copyrights. Suarez could have checked this out before going on a copy-and-paste orgy, if he hadn't been so eager to qualify himself as an anti-Brandt EDiot.
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