So SandyGeorgia responds by insulting TCO's balls,
"you've got such big ones they must be scraping the ground by now"Is personal attack the best way to address real concerns brought up by an editor who worked hard on a 104-slide presentation, gathering and summarizing data meant to aid FAC by addressing some of its issues?
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=...cles.pdf&page=1SandyGeorgia is out of control. She has made 12 posts to TCO's page in the two hours, all of it attacking!
Look:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contr...ns/SandyGeorgiaThis while taking pot shots at well meaning others on the side:
"noting Carcharoth's unique ability to offend even when he's not trying to"And gratuitious pouncing on poor JimmyButler, the North Carolina high school teacher:
"JimmyButler, when given the chance to present some of the reasons his collaborations worked, was unable to do so, saying he had no idea why his collaborations worked, and wouldn't present some simple data for comparison to the large projects that aren't working."plus carpet bombing his talk page with criticisms after he apologized to her for any way he may have offended her and made it clear he had left and would post no more and would conduct no more classes using Wikipedia.
Is this sort of rampage carpet bombing demeaning other helpful to Wikipedia? Demeaning Tony1 and the SignPost always a target for SandyGeorgia. Battleground mentality is not best for the community and not the best side to show the relatively uninitiated professionals who were mistakenly led to believe that Wikipedia would be a good student experience.
She is too busy raving about TCO to make any sense:
I had a lovely Thanksgiving ... TCO is overimpressed with his own importance and the effect he imagines he has on me (IMG:smilys0b23ax56/default/smile.gif) ... and how TCO (because of his impulsive nature) has shot even his own vague goals in the foot ... (I personally don't think he has the ability to slow himself down enough or self-monitor enough for introspection, ... He will come and go as everything on the internet does, all the while fancying himself to be oh so important. Yes, I had a lovely Thanksgiving-- it's the internet, anyone can say anything, and that they will. And some people crave attention, any attention, even negative attention-- people like that are compelled to impulsivity when they fear they're being ignored. Pity. Is she mad???
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