Editing Talk:Alleged Campus Safety Misconduct
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* Entry 2 is proven to not be any form of misconduct and therefore does not belong. | * Entry 2 is proven to not be any form of misconduct and therefore does not belong. | ||
− | * Entry 4 is vague and unsupported to the point of absurdity | + | * Entry 4 is vague and unsupported to the point of absurdity |
Entry 1, at least, does have some supporting detail, if none about the ''actual misconduct'' save for the report of the "victim," who "remembers" what would have been pretty important (and suspect, in my opinion) "quotes" from a police officer one month after the fact and then edits the article accordingly (speaking of quotes, apparently I just used the heck out of them). I'd say it doesn't fit, unsurprisingly, the merits for removal listed in your conclusion. | Entry 1, at least, does have some supporting detail, if none about the ''actual misconduct'' save for the report of the "victim," who "remembers" what would have been pretty important (and suspect, in my opinion) "quotes" from a police officer one month after the fact and then edits the article accordingly (speaking of quotes, apparently I just used the heck out of them). I'd say it doesn't fit, unsurprisingly, the merits for removal listed in your conclusion. |