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Reverts to Buddy Williams

You reverted all of my copy edits to Buddy Williams (country musician). I've copy edited a dozen other articles since then so it isn't fresh in my mind but I believe these were basic edits for clarity, conciseness, and tone. I also put the long discography into a table per the maintenance tag and Wikipedia:DISCOGSTYLE. You did not leave any reason for your reverts in your edit summaries. What did you find objectionable? – Reidgreg (talk) 02:53, 17 July 2018 (UTC)

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Hi there,

        User Reidgreg appears to have an obsession with undoing the many 100's hours of research I have contributed to this article. I would've thought that Wikipedia would be a place where someone could go to research a particular subject expecting to find as much information and detail as possible. Apparently Wikipedia does not wish that to be the case.

Much criticism has been levelled at the Discography i have carefully compiled. No more detailed discography exists anywhere, so why rob people of this information? I should be complaining to Wikipedia about Reidgreg vandalising my work, but i doubt whether they would be interested.

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Wikipedia should stop the vandalism of my work by Reidgreg. No other Wikipedia user appears worried with my article offering up the most accurate and detailed Discography in existence. Thanks.

@Bodyswerve: I'm really sorry for offending you and hope that I have not discouraged you from editing at Wikipedia. I do appreciate the work you've done on Buddy Williams (country musician). I've done a couple hours work on the article, but I feel like I've spent much more time trying to discuss it with you (note the many messages above and on the article talk page), calling a request for comment and ultimately taking it to the administrator's noticeboard which led to the above block.

I understand that you're pretty much a one-article editor and may not be interested in Wikipedia policies and guidelines. However, it's these policies and guidelines which allow Wikipedia to function. Among these is the need to discuss controversial edits in order to avoid disruptive editing.

My edits were generally supported by four editors at Talk:Buddy Williams (country musician)#RfC on discography format and by an admin. You are absolutely free to pursue dispute resolution for vandalism or any other way you feel I have misbehaved or harmed the article. But I suspect your energies would be better spent discussing the edits to the article.

In my view, as an encyclopedia, Wikipedia functions to summarize notable topics – not to provide "the most accurate and detailed Discography in existence". I am not a deletionist but I am at least as concerned with the needs of the reader as I am with the desire to preserve information. I feel that if one is to provide a high level of detail, one should present that information in a manner which is easier to assess and absorb. Along with the recommendations of WP:DISCOGSTYLE (which represents previous discussions by experts) this led to my converting the lists into tables, omitting some data in the process.

Some of the data which was removed might be worked back into the article, as footnotes to the tables or a subsection. There are more specific notes at Talk:Buddy Williams (country musician) and I suggest continuing constructive discussion of editing the article there. I hope that we will be able to discuss matters and come to a consensus.

Sorry for being long-winded, and again my apologies for any offence. I don't have strong feelings about the article but have simply been trying to follow the editing guidelines. – Reidgreg (talk) 23:02, 13 October 2018 (UTC)

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