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SamHB
Joined April 28, 2008
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<center><b align="center" style="width: 70%; background:#000;color:#eee;border: 4px gold solid; font-size: 40px;">RETIRED</b><br><br><br>'''This user is no longer active at Conservapedia. God Bless.'''</center>
<center><b align="center" style="width: 70%; background:#000;color:#eee;border: 4px gold solid; font-size: 40px;">SEMI-RETIRED</b><br><br><br>'''This user is no longer active at Conservapedia. God Bless.'''</center>
<center>'''Anyone who wants to contact me may do so at sam4557@gmail.com.'''</center>
<center>'''Anyone who wants to contact me may do so at sam4557@gmail.com.'''</center>
In addition to the email above, I have accounts, all under the same name (SamHB) at Wikipedia, Wikiversity, Ameriwiki, and that other place that rhymes with "national picky".
In addition to the email above, I have accounts, all under the same name (SamHB) at Wikipedia, Wikiversity, Ameriwiki (I am an administrator), and that other place that rhymes with "national picky".
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<center>'''IF YOU HAVE BEEN BLOCKED'''</center>
I communicate occasionally by email with Andy and a few other admins. I have a cordial relationship with Andy, and have had him reverse blocks on a number of occasions. He has always been helpful and cooperative. If you have been blocked for reasons that you do not consider proper, feel free to contact me at the email address given above. I ''may'' be able to argue your case.
But you must first convince ''me'' that your case is sound, before I attempt to convince Andy. If you have been blocked for vandalism or parody, don't waste my time. If you have not been making edits in a good-faith effort to improve Conservapedia, don't waste my time.
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A few words about vandalism and parody in science and math articles. There's a lot of it. I have reverted a lot of it. Just in the last few weeks I cleaned up some parody in the articles on Calcium and on Gabriel's horn. (Well, in the latter case I just pointed it out.) ''Both parodists' accounts are still active.''
A few words about vandalism and parody in science and math articles. There's a lot of it. I have reverted a lot of it. Just in the last few weeks I cleaned up some parody in the articles on Calcium and on Gabriel's horn. (Well, in the latter case I just pointed it out.) ''Both parodists' accounts are still active.''