User talk:12.21.225.48

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Matt: There shouldn't be any problem with adding criticizm of the station to its Wikipedia page. The links I inserted are factual and accurate, as is all the copy in the "Lack of Credibility" section. What is it that you object to? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 12.21.225.48 (talk) 19:46, 13 October 2007 (UTC)

Jeff (or whoever you are): The issue here is not truth, but BIAS. There is much more that I could say about the station that I manage, and it would all be truthful, but to display it in Wikipedia would take this article away from the facts of the station as it exists and serve only to sway public opinion about the station. Doing that would be contrary to the tenets upon which Wikipedia exists, and likely would subject my article to rewriting or worse...deletion.

The article as you see it here is not as I originally wrote it. To be sure, there is much I have learned about writing from others in Wikipedia who have read my articles and helped me to make them better. They have also helped me to spot subtle bias in my own writing, and to guard against it in my work here.

Please be aware that your biased corruption of the article on WGSR has invited other biased corruption (I think you know who I'm talking about) to be attempted on this article. It is because of the actions of BOTH of you that I have asked the Wikipedia administrators to restrict who may edit the WGSR-LP article. Historically, the freedoms and rights of individuals in this country have been restricted and lost primarily because of people who irresponsibly abuse them. It's the same with Wikipedia.

I humbly ask you to keep your biases to your own website, and OFF of Wikipedia. Please prove yourself better than your reputation has shown of you. BTW...if you feel so strongly about the wrongs Charles Roark has done, and that your information on him is unbiased, why don't you start an article here about him. You might learn something about how others view your conflicts with him, and with others.

Signing my name...