I think there are some creative people here that could represent us well in updating the Ray Watts controversy (lack of leadership) on his Wikipedia page. Certainly there are a lot of al.com / Underdog Dynasty and other sources to cite.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_L._Watts
(03-06-2015 12:58 PM)BlazerHam Wrote: [ -> ]I think there are some creative people here that could represent us well in updating the Ray Watts controversy (lack of leadership) on his Wikipedia page. Certainly there are a lot of al.com / Underdog Dynasty and other sources to cite.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_L._Watts
Be careful. If you add something that isn't thoroughly sourced and definitely true, or could be deemed irrelevant, it gives his group leeway to edit out things like the last part about the UAB Presidency. Right now, if they edit that out, they would be rightly reported and IP Blocked from Wiki.
Yep. It is best to just leave it be, leave it be.
Speaking words of wisdom, leave it be.
I think a controversy section about duplicate publications could be well-cited beyond reproach. There are journal articles about it. Right now it reads like sunshine pumping. What a great guy he is.
(03-06-2015 02:19 PM)thebernreuter Wrote: [ -> ]I think a controversy section about duplicate publications could be well-cited beyond reproach. There are journal articles about it. Right now it reads like sunshine pumping. What a great guy he is.
He deserves to be publicly humiliated anytime an opportunity presents itself!
There's no mention of his nickname - Dr. Death.
Guys, it doesn't matter what's on his wiki page. His legacy is already set in stone, do-boy for the BOT.
Well let's just make sure that more stone is added to it
(03-07-2015 08:56 AM)Agent Orange Sauce Wrote: [ -> ]Guys, it doesn't matter what's on his wiki page. His legacy is already set in stone, do-boy for the BOT.
It wears away resources and willpower. This is a good thing. Every hour Clay Ryan spends soothing Ray's fury over the Wiki page is one not spent pressing legislators to Do The Wrong Thing.
Agitation and propaganda. You read the same handbook I did.
It looks a little different now.
I like how 3/4 of the Neurology section is about duplicate publication.