Talk:Research Psychologist

I have nominated the page for deletion because this user was active on wikis where the creator of the page had administrative privileges, the user strongly criticized the page creator here,[1] and this information may be private. This is not a major figure in the wiki world, and WikiIndex enters perilous territory if it becomes a collection of pages like this, in pursuit of a private agenda. --Abd (talk) 18:24, 10 March 2014 (UTC)

He has a very distinctive editing style. I don't know anyone else who uses HTML markup so extensively in his wikitext and has such a strong interest in eugenics. He's definitely a one-of-a-kind guy. Anyway, this isn't the first site to link the accounts; RationalWiki did the same. But whatever; if this site is only for authorized bios, then so be it.

How is it a private agenda? It's just information. People can do with it as they wish. He criticized me, but I didn't care. He was rather amusing and was a net positive to most wikis he participated in, especially ChildWiki. His fans and others who are interested in seeing what he wrote and how people responded to him may have an interest in the material; making it all easily accessible by linking it furthers that goal. I consider myself somewhat a fan of his, although I also find his quirks and the interactions that arose from his behavior entertaining.

The fact that he didn't use the same username on every site doesn't necessarily mean that he didn't want us to link them. He just didn't want various sites to discriminate against him based on his past activities at other wikis. He's actually quite proud of his eugenic theories, I think, and doesn't feel he has anything to be ashamed of that he's done on these different sites. None of them can be linked to his real-life identity.

At the next wiki he goes to, he'll use yet another username, so it won't matter that we connected the dots here. Leucosticte (talk) 18:27, 10 March 2014 (UTC)