Talk:Wolff-Kishner reduction
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There is an error in the reaction mechanism.
I'm not going to change it because changing it would actually make wiki better then the pile of sh!t that it is.
This article, like the hundred's I've seen before it is has errors.
Of course the other idiot mods of wiki don't know jack about organic chemistry, but will be quick to revert "vandalism" even when they have no idea if the deletion is justified or not. In short, Wiki is run by a bunch of high schoolers who stick their heads up jimmy wales' ass. Because these idi0ts comfort and support each other's idiocy, they allow crap to seep into wiki. By the nature of an id0tic public, yet relying on the id0tic public for information, wikipedia is fundamentally flawed and to put bluntly, sh!tty. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 198.166.18.115 (talk) 01:34, 13 December 2007 (UTC)
