Talk:Green Party of the United States/Old

Re-creation

In the course of moving what was United States Green Party to Green Party of the United States, User:Shem Daimwood managed to lose the revision history of this page, which contained a few paragraphs of information specific to the GPUS as an organization, as opposed to the Green Party's presence and history in the United States generally. I've added in a sentence as a placeholder to make clear that the two articles are on distinct (albeit closely related) relates, but the best thing would be to recover the lost content. RadicalSubversiv E 00:15, 22 Nov 2004 (UTC)

This is untrue. I recall this all quite clearly, Subversiv, and no content on actual article pages was lost. Subversiv here was easily one of the rudest Wikipedians I came across when first registering my Wikipedia account, and his comments here misrepresent what was "lost" in a single page move (actually a merge which most editors on these articles see a need for): edit/revert histories, and nothing else. All mainpage article content was preserved, not that there was much to start with. His sanctimonious attitude (bringing up that I drink while editing on Talk pages, something most everyone who's editing with me is well aware of, which while funny to watch amounted to petty personality politics) toward me and misleading comments aren't much help to straightening this out, either. Shem 09:37, 2 Jun 2005 (UTC)

I have never brought up your drinking -- only you have done that. And yes, there was information in this article which was lost back in November, I belive because you used the page move feature to relocate Green Party (United States) (then named (United States Green Party) here, though it's long ago enough that I don't remember precisely. RadicalSubversiv E 17:17, 2 Jun 2005 (UTC)

From Talk:Green Party (United States): "No such consensus existed, unless you count a handful of people popping into to suggest a move, me disagreeing, and the conversation ending at that. Shem acted without any sort of discussion, and freely admits to doing much of his editing while intoxicated;" Shem 19:54, 2 Jun 2005 (UTC)