" June 2006 (UTC) 

 Suggestion noted. 

 I really don't know; what has  done now? I used to keep tabs on his edits because of his apparent determination to demonstrate that 50s Hollywood celebs were gay or bi. He'd use bottom-of-the-barrel ""sources"" to support these claims, which anyway struck me as trivial: after all, what business is it of an encyclopedia to discuss the sex acts (even if proven) of a musician? (As opposed to those of, say, a self-proclaimed defender of so-called ""family values"".) Now he's going on about the relationship of Presley to black music, which, at least potentially, seems an encyclopedic concern, and whatever the value of what he claims to be citing, at least it's not obvious crap. 

 But perhaps I've missed something. 

 Meanwhile, the talk page and sometimes the article are degraded by the tantrums of some AOL person who seems to regard Presley as an obstacle to world recognition of the supereminence of that other wholesome, white artiste, Michael Jackson. Given autocratic control over W'Pedia, I'd immediately block edits from the IP, for chronic trolldom and terminal boringness. I realize that his talk page says AOL users often change IP addresses with each page they load. Warnings or messages left on this page will not likely be received by the intended user. However, the evidence is strong that most of his edits are from either of two IP numbers; blocking both would I think carry little risk of preventing worthwhile edits to W'pedia.   04:48, 18"