Wikipedia talk:Let the reader decide

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This is My essay, THIS IS NOT A SANDBOX TEST

Please stop inserting links to this essay in guidelines pages

I know you've enjoyed working on this essay, Ipatrol, and you're welcome to keep working on it. But it's been pointed out that the link now in the See also section, WP:NPOV#Let the facts speak for themselves, says the same thing ... using the same example. People have corrected misspellings; you've put them back in. Guidelines are there to represent community consensus, not for listing everyone's personal essays on the subject. Editors at WP:WORDS removed the link to this page, and I'm removing the link at WP:PEACOCK now. Feel free to discuss on either of those talk page, but please don't keep hopping from guideline to guideline; that's considered a form of forum shopping. (copied at userpage) - Dan Dank55 (send/receive) 14:02, 1 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]