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:You really make me laugh, you know? ''Bugler has no right to undo my blocks''. What on earth have you been doing in the past months, trying to worry me to an early grave? [[User:Bugler|Bugler]] 15:09, 16 November 2008 (EST)

:You really make me laugh, you know? ''Bugler has no right to undo my blocks''. What on earth have you been doing in the past months, trying to worry me to an early grave? [[User:Bugler|Bugler]] 15:09, 16 November 2008 (EST)

::C'mon, HelpJazz. C'mon, man. Tell me. Have you never reverted an edit of mine? Heh? have you? Have you never reverted an edit of mine? [[User:Bugler|Bugler]] 15:13, 16 November 2008 (EST)

::C'mon, HelpJazz. C'mon, man. Tell me. Have you never reverted an edit of mine? Heh? have you? Have you never reverted an edit of mine? [[User:Bugler|Bugler]] 15:13, 16 November 2008 (EST)

::(Edit conflict: Bugler's original comment was: "Now try and stay civilised about this and discuss it here.") I did discuss it. Jpatt has no right to undo my blocks; you have no right to undo my blocks. You then blocked me (and blocked my IP address for no reason other than to be annoying) with no legitimate reason. Blocking doesn't work if any other editor can decide to change another's blocks. Believe me, Bugler, be happy I respect this simple principle. If you think I complain a lot ''now'', how do you think you'd like it if I simply undid every block you did that I didn't think was appropriate? Now, a ''sysop'' has the power (and the right) to correct a block I made erroneously; a sysop's decisions take precidence over mine. Any other non-sysop has no greater authority over me. If they were to ask, I might reconsider. I've made mistakes in the past. But simply ignoring normal modes of respect is unacceptable. If you undo any of my blocks (ever) I will redo them, and I expect you would do the same.  

:::(Edit conflict: Bugler's original comment was: "Now try and stay civilised about this and discuss it here.") I did discuss it. Jpatt has no right to undo my blocks; you have no right to undo my blocks. You then blocked me (and blocked my IP address for no reason other than to be annoying) with no legitimate reason. Blocking doesn't work if any other editor can decide to change another's blocks. Believe me, Bugler, be happy I respect this simple principle. If you think I complain a lot ''now'', how do you think you'd like it if I simply undid every block you did that I didn't think was appropriate? Now, a ''sysop'' has the power (and the right) to correct a block I made erroneously; a sysop's decisions take precidence over mine. Any other non-sysop has no greater authority over me. If they were to ask, I might reconsider. I've made mistakes in the past. But simply ignoring normal modes of respect is unacceptable. If you undo any of my blocks (ever) I will redo them, and I expect you would do the same.  

::Edit conflict (Bugler's *new* comment, I suspect he's intentionally edit conflicting me, is "You really make me laugh, you know? ''Bugler has no right to undo my blocks''. What on earth have you been doing in the past months, trying to worry me to an early grave?"): Which blocks of yours did I undo, except the ones where you blocked me? Name one and I'll quit this site.

:::Edit conflict (Bugler's *new* comment, I suspect he's intentionally edit conflicting me, is "You really make me laugh, you know? ''Bugler has no right to undo my blocks''. What on earth have you been doing in the past months, trying to worry me to an early grave?"): Which blocks of yours did I undo, except the ones where you blocked me? Name one and I'll quit this site.

::Edit conflict *again*: First of all, edits are fundamentally different than blocks. It's clear that if you were to insert a spelling error, there is no conflict in me fixing it. Every editor on this site is given the "responsiblity" of editing. However, in getting "block" rights, Andy has decided that he trusts your judgment enough that you are given the "privilede" to excercise your good judement by blocking people. In undoing a ''block'' you are telling both me and Andy that your judgement is better than ours.

:::Edit conflict *again*: First of all, edits are fundamentally different than blocks. It's clear that if you were to insert a spelling error, there is no conflict in me fixing it. Every editor on this site is given the "responsiblity" of editing. However, in getting "block" rights, Andy has decided that he trusts your judgment enough that you are given the "privilede" to excercise your good judement by blocking people. In undoing a ''block'' you are telling both me and Andy that your judgement is better than ours.

::Even though it is irrelevant (as I have shown) I can still answer your question: Have I ever undone an ''edit'' you have done? Yes I have. Have I ever undone an edit you have done while giving no explanation or reason? No, I don't think I have. [[User:HelpJazz|Help]][[User talk:HelpJazz|Jazz]] 15:20, 16 November 2008 (EST)

:::Even though it is irrelevant (as I have shown) I can still answer your question: Have I ever undone an ''edit'' you have done? Yes I have. Have I ever undone an edit you have done while giving no explanation or reason? No, I don't think I have. [[User:HelpJazz|Help]][[User talk:HelpJazz|Jazz]] 15:20, 16 November 2008 (EST)