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11.  We respect users' control over their own talk pages as much as possible.  Wikipedia treats users' own talk pages like community property belonging to everyone, and it becomes a place for Wikipedia editors to bully users.

11.  We respect users' control over their own talk pages as much as possible.  Wikipedia treats users' own talk pages like community property belonging to everyone, and it becomes a place for Wikipedia editors to bully users.

12.  We do not encourage the insertion of distracting "stubs" in entries.  Wikipedia has numerous distracting stubs on entries.

12.  We do not encourage the insertion of distracting "stub templates" in entries.  Wikipedia has numerous distracting templates on entries.

13.  We do not require contributing editors to have to explain themselves constantly and justify every single edit to prove that it conforms to an exacting set of rules which are designed to suppress original thought, new ideas and penetrating insights.

13.  We do not require contributing editors to have to explain themselves constantly and justify every single edit to prove that it conforms to an exacting set of rules which are designed to suppress original thought, new ideas and penetrating insights.

14.  We do not drive away experts by pretending that some random anonymous user who just signed up is as knowledgeable and authoritative as a scholar with decades of experience in teaching or research.

14.  We do not drive away experts by pretending that some random anonymous user who just signed up is as knowledgeable and authoritative as a scholar with decades of experience in teaching or research.