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I've recently noticed that you get into edit conflicts quite frequently, easily observed by skimming through your [[Special:Contributions/Editorguy|contributions]]. As a formal reminder, do try to avoid starting these types of conflicts as well as getting involved in them. '''Do not''' ''continually'' revert someone when they disagree with you. Come to an agreement on the article's discussion page before proceeding to edit the article again. I have put a protection on the current article in question for a period of two weeks in order to allow an agreement to be made.--{{User:Spartacus/Sig}} 20:09, 18 August 2016 (EDT)
I've recently noticed that you get into edit conflicts quite frequently, easily observed by skimming through your [[Special:Contributions/Editorguy|contributions]]. As a formal reminder, do try to avoid starting these types of conflicts as well as getting involved in them. '''Do not''' ''continually'' revert someone when they disagree with you. Come to an agreement on the article's discussion page before proceeding to edit the article again. I have put a protection on the current article in question for a period of two weeks in order to allow an agreement to be made.--{{User:Spartacus/Sig}} 20:09, 18 August 2016 (EDT)


:Understood. I'll do my best to avoid getting into edit wars in the future. Also, I'd like to note that when there is an edit war both parties are equally guilty. Most of my edit wars happen with the same user, and I feel a bit singled out that only one party (me in this case) gets a warning, while the other party does not get a warning. Shouldn't both parties in the edit war be treated the same? Thanks, I'll try to stay out of edit wars from now on. let me know when you get the chance. [[User:Editorguy|Editorguy]] ([[User talk:Editorguy|talk]]) 20:40, 18 August 2016 (EDT)
:Understood. I'll do my best to avoid getting into edit wars in the future. Also, I'd like to note that when there is an edit war both parties are equally guilty. Most of my edit wars happen with the same user, and I feel a bit singled out that only one party (me in this case) gets a warning, while the other party does not get a warning. Shouldn't both parties in the edit war be treated the same? Thanks, I'll stay out of edit wars from now on. let me know your response when you get the chance. [[User:Editorguy|Editorguy]] ([[User talk:Editorguy|talk]]) 20:40, 18 August 2016 (EDT)
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