Changes

You will notice that, apropos of absolutely nothing and with no explanation whatsoever, all the positive and true changes you made to the Ben Franklin article have been reversioned back to ASchlafly's preferred fiction of an entry (adding insult to injury, the change was treated as a "minor" one).  I would recommend that you repost your origional form with whatever new information you would like to add, but since all it takes is one of the many intellectually dishonest sysops here to decide that your sourced facts consist of vandalism and it'll be changed back and you'll be threatened with a ban (an empty threat probably, Ive been threatened about a dozen times for same and only seen one, which was months ago).  I know you're trying to bring honesty to the discourse, but the sad truth is that its a waste of time here.  My personal recommendation would be to embellish the lie to the point where its obvious to any thinking person how untrue it is, for instance: "Even though Franklin claimed to be a deist, he obviously had his fingers crossed since only a devout protestant could have invented the pot-bellied stove."--[[User:RexMundane|Rex Mundane]] 13:35, 9 May 2007 (EDT)

You will notice that, apropos of absolutely nothing and with no explanation whatsoever, all the positive and true changes you made to the Ben Franklin article have been reversioned back to ASchlafly's preferred fiction of an entry (adding insult to injury, the change was treated as a "minor" one).  I would recommend that you repost your origional form with whatever new information you would like to add, but since all it takes is one of the many intellectually dishonest sysops here to decide that your sourced facts consist of vandalism and it'll be changed back and you'll be threatened with a ban (an empty threat probably, Ive been threatened about a dozen times for same and only seen one, which was months ago).  I know you're trying to bring honesty to the discourse, but the sad truth is that its a waste of time here.  My personal recommendation would be to embellish the lie to the point where its obvious to any thinking person how untrue it is, for instance: "Even though Franklin claimed to be a deist, he obviously had his fingers crossed since only a devout protestant could have invented the pot-bellied stove."--[[User:RexMundane|Rex Mundane]] 13:35, 9 May 2007 (EDT)