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removed my questions which were about the civility and polite discourse page

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 *On the bullet list item about '''consulting a third party''', some&nbsp;explanation as to where&nbsp;to find a third party who is objective.
 *A brief explanation of the difference between '''mediation''' and '''arbitration''' and whether one is expected to pursue them in a certain order.
-== Text shouting?<span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1311287396630_230" /> ==
-The policy currently states that "rude... impolite communications are unacceptable. Does that include text shouting, or the use of caps to "shout" a point across in a discussion page or email? [[User:RitcheyMT|RitcheyMT]] 22:38, 21 July 2011 (UTC)
-== What exactly is rude or impolite? ==
-Since "rude... impolite communications are unacceptable," does that include telling someone they are "way behind" in their understanding of how to construct Web pages?&nbsp;[[User:RitcheyMT|RitcheyMT]] 22:38, 21 July 2011 (UTC)
-== Criticizing&nbsp;the person rather than the idea ==
-It seems a good addition or rule of thumb to add to this page is that one may express polite&nbsp;criticism of ideas, but one should not criticize people. So if you don't like&nbsp;the heading Joe added to a page, don't&nbsp;tell Joe he's&nbsp;backwards;&nbsp;talk to Joe about the merits of the heading and offer a possible&nbsp;alternative. [[User:RitcheyMT|RitcheyMT]] 22:38, 21 July 2011 (UTC)&nbsp;