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Revealing personal information

In this edit you posted the real name (or what you claimed to be the real name) of a wikipedia editor who does not choose to edit under his real name, and who was neither the subject of the article nor a public figure. This violates wikipedia's normal practices,a dn i consider it highly disruptive. Do not do this or anythign like this again. A repetition will lead to your being blocked from editing wikipedia for a time. DES ^(talk) 22:16, 9 November 2005 (UTC)

Also Please remember our civility policy when debating issues on talk pages. Thank you. DES ^(talk) 22:16, 9 November 2005 (UTC)

It is not a claimed real name, I have met the person in question on Oct 28th 2000 at <info removed>. Plexus is <info removed> He is a performer himself who was a personal friend of Nash's for over 20 years. During this time he would have defended Nash from exposure of his real name with the same vigour as myself. Now they are not friends he tries to out him, and in doing so he wishes to retain his anonymity - this sucks whatever way you look at it. His alias is plastered all over the web together with his real name, but because it suits him, he does not want it published on the Nash The Slash discussion page !!!. I have lost all faith in the wiki concept, and to be frank I dont give a damn whether you ban me or not. User:Nashferatu 10:59 (GMT) 10 Nov 2005

(copied from User Talk:DESiegel): I disagree with your comments. In the article's discussion page you say, quote, I note that if an editor was also the subject of an article, information about that editor which can be found in the public domain may be included if relevant and appropriate, and that my statemetn did not apply to editors who are the subjects of articels, within those articles - unquote. The info I included was both relevant and in the public domain, about the editor in question. This guy was a former friend who was launching a personal attack. User:Nashferatu

Including in an article published encylopedic facts, such as the actual name of a performer, is not an attack. The editor's motives are irrelevant. The editor was not the subject of the article, so your desire to amke him the subject of the discussion on the article talk page is also irrelevant. I am sorry that you have "lost all faith in the wiki concept", and I hope you will reconsider, but if you do continue to post here please comply with our policies, and do not 1) attempt to suppress verifiable, publicly availalbe, relevant info about the subjects of articels; and 2) do not publicise the personal info of editors who are not the subjects of articles without their consent. DES ^(talk) 17:13, 10 November 2005 (UTC)

I cannot see why this guys name is irrelevant - he has performed with Nash the Slash, but you say he has a right to privacy within the discussion, despite the fact that he is trying to name the articles subject. Sorry but that is pathetic, and I for one want no further part of this online sniggering and finger pointing fiasco. This is as low as paparazzi. User:Nashferatu

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