: I think it's worth it. The goal is to have a copiously cited verifiable article on evolution to present as an alternative to Conservative's presentation. On any other cite, we'd fess up and say ours is correct. Here, we just want to "teach the controversy" and have it accepted. As a final solution, I thought that the disambiguation compromise was a good one. I think even [[user:Conservative]] didn't mind it - he didn't delete it a second time and I know he was online :-O. So I think it was gaining acceptance, and would work next time.-[[User:AmesG|AmesG]] 21:55, 21 March 2007 (EDT) | : I think it's worth it. The goal is to have a copiously cited verifiable article on evolution to present as an alternative to Conservative's presentation. On any other cite, we'd fess up and say ours is correct. Here, we just want to "teach the controversy" and have it accepted. As a final solution, I thought that the disambiguation compromise was a good one. I think even [[user:Conservative]] didn't mind it - he didn't delete it a second time and I know he was online :-O. So I think it was gaining acceptance, and would work next time.-[[User:AmesG|AmesG]] 21:55, 21 March 2007 (EDT) |