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Hola, me veo obligado a pedirte tu intervención en un asunto, ya que que este usuario, Asqueladd, ha recuperado una edición antigua en el artículo de Elvira Roca Barea que ya había sido revertida por varios usuarios por buenas razones, pero ahora en la versión en inglés, esperando que ahí pase más desapercibida por los lectores y editores de habla hispana. Se trata de un cambio en el que reemplaza el hecho de que un manifiesto a favor de la libertad para hablar y escribir sobre historia fuera firmado por muchas personalidades de diferentes ámbitos e ideologías, para añadir la irrelevancia de que dicho manifiesto fue difundido por la Fundación Francisco Franco, dejando caer así la idea de que los firmantes, y por tanto la escritora, son afines, o al menos tolerantes, con el franquismo.

El usuario es perfectamente consciente de esto, pues viendo su historial en otros artículos sobre organizaciones y personas que tratan temas de este tipo, tiene tendencia a añadir prefijos hiperbólicos (como "ultra") a prácticamente todo lo que sea conservador o simplemente cuestione la narrativa instalada por el lado opuesto del debate, y lo justifica añadiendo las "fuentes" que le convienen, sin importar lo sesgadas o irrelevantes que sean, lo cual no deja más opción a estas alturas que pensar que actúa de mala fe. Añade todas las opiniones posibles de las personas y medios más furibundamente críticas con algo (en una suerte de falacia ad populum), por irracionales y viscerales que sean, y su justificación siempre es que son gente que sabe (falacia ad baculum, los famosos autoproclamados "expertos en extrema derecha", que por cierto, ha editado bastante el artículo del politólogo Villacañas y casualmente olvidó mencionar el conocido hecho de que trabajó de asesor para el partido Podemos, situado por la mayoría en la izquierda radical, no vaya a ser que alguien vea que no es una persona precisamente objetiva y se le caiga el pretexto), despreciando otras valoraciones, como la de Vargas Llosa, la cual consideró más irrelevante porque "escribe ficción".

En resumidas cuentas, este usuario utiliza la wikipedia desde hace años para difamar organizaciones, personas e ideas de la forma más sutil posible, añadiendo datos poco relevantes si son dañinos y omitiendo o relegando deliberadamente otros más importantes que no le interesan, camuflando sus intenciones en sus selectivas y a menudo cuestionables fuentes, retorciendo las normas hasta el límite para escudar sus poco éticas acciones. Por ilustrarlo de forma más concisa, es como si pusiera una irrelevante caricatura obscena en el artículo de una persona y te niega que sea difamatoria diciendo "No, solo es una obra de arte, y puedo ponerla porque salió un día en un periódico y su dibujante es catedrático de artes". Espero que se haga algo al respecto, porque este tipo de usuarios hacen que cada vez más gente tome la wikipedia como algo poco serio.--91.242.154.140 (talk) 23:22, 25 March 2021 (UTC)

Iba a hacerlo antes de acudir a usted, pero lamentablemente son cuentas de usuarios no fijos que se encuentran abandonadas hace tiempo, así que no he podido.--91.242.154.140 (talk) — Preceding undated comment added 05:41, 27 March 2021 (UTC)

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