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2008-11-29 11:18:20   Deleting content that you don't like is fruitless and frowned upon. Wiki editors can see what you did in an instant and undo your deletions. The proper way to respond to content you don't like is to add your perspective to the page rather than deleting another person's perspective. —WilliamLewis


2008-11-29 11:21:43   Welcome to the Wiki. Please read Welcome to the Wiki/Business Owner; it will help explain how you can make the wiki a positive experience for you without clashing with established wiki social norms. —JasonAller


2008-11-29 11:28:20   Any relation to developer Petrovich? I kid, welcome to the wiki!—StevenDaubert


2008-12-01 19:16:10   It looks like you removed the content again and William stuck it back, so I'll explain a little more. One of the conventions used on the wiki is that a page in the format "Users/paulpetrovich" is a personal page and largely you get to choose what is on it, but a page in the format "Paul Petrovich" is a public figure page and the Wiki Community gets to collaboratively create the content. Public figure pages are used for political candidates and persons of note in the community. One of the good ways to handle content you are unhappy with is to add balancing content to the page. —JasonAllerJasonAller


2008-12-06 20:16:37   Take a look at Recent Changes. Many people watch recent changes.

Take a look at the history of http://daviswiki.org/Paul_Petrovich?action=info.

There are many pages that have had content removed and replaced repeatedly... the removers haven't succeeded in removing content, but some have succeeded by choosing other tactics to achieve their ends. Please consider participating in the community here as it can prove to be a valuable means of getting information out about the positive aspects of your developments and could help you sway public opinion about future development efforts. On the other hand continuing to ignore the values of the wiki community will only reflect poorly upon you. —JasonAller


2013-10-30 12:06:22   You can make those changes you requested yourself. I'm sure you know this? —ConstantiaOomen