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 ****I'm totally fine with whatever consensus is formed during a civil, thoughtful AfD discussion. I don't expect everyone is going to agree with me all the time, I don't expect that I'm never going to make a mistake, but I do expect people who disagree with me to explain why they disagree in a civil manner that is supported by verifiable facts. That's how people with differing opinions carry on intelligent, respectful discussion in order to reach common ground and consensus. That's what all of wikipedia is based on, and that's why I (when I'm not the target of an organized smear campaign) love it. I am not at all fine, however, with other wikipedians posting personal attacks both here in wikipedia and in their blogs about me over the perceived crisis of an AfD discussion that was (with 2 deletes, 1 merge, and 1 keep) headed for a ""no consensus""-type keep already before the big meat puppet attack was called in. I am not fine with some webcomics boy's club vandalizing my user page to make fun of me because I'm a girl, or throwing a Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Megatokyo tantrum. I am not fine with people assuming that, because they disagree with me in one single instance of trying to decide the sometimes blurry line between what is and isn't encyclopedic, that I must be a complete idiot when it comes to webcomics rather than someone who has been reading webcomics since I discovered ""Raunchy Roach"" back in 1996. I was one of the first people to subscribe to Modern Tales. I've been reading Comixpedia since it started. Right before you and your friends showed up to tell me how I don't know anything about webcomics, I was creating the article on When I Am King between adding ""T.H.E. Fox"" to the history Webcomics and making every edit but one to Girlamatic. I'm not sure who you and your friends think hands out the secret membership cards for the ""webcomics community,"" but I'm not at all fine with your assumption that I don't get one. And I'm not at all fine with having to lay awake at night wondering whether someone like  is going to follow through on his posts to 's blog about how webcomic deletion on wikipedia makes him ""really feel"" ""like killing"" while you and your buddies all sit around and have a good laugh and accuse me of being the one that's being disruptive and making wikipedia look bad. Maybe it makes you feel like a bunch of tough guys to try to gang up and bully me just because, while trying to help make a good encyclopedia, I may have disrespected a comic that you like, but surely you can understand that this behaviour violates Wikiquette, no personal attacks, and civility. As well as, you know, just basic human decency.  "