Jason A. Samfield

"Yeah, where was that someguyfromcanada? Honestly, some people." - Jason A. Samfield

"Just wondering if we had the same professor considering the unique nature of the film selection." - Jason A. Samfield

"OK, nevermind then. Yeah, I first saw it in political science way back." - Jason A. Samfield

"You should see the following comments. He's threatened to kill me. Says he's an ex-MI and has killed 300 people in his life. > What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I’ve been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I’m the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You’re fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I..." - Jason A. Samfield

"That I inspired a raid? You mean I asked people in another subreddit that know of the object, know of the lay of the land to help explain that it is indeed a photo? I really don't understand why you think it's a raid." - Jason A. Samfield

"Yeah, hilarious." - Jason A. Samfield

"Which college? I'm curious." - Jason A. Samfield

"> re: I would appreciate an explanation. > from someguyfromcanada sent 2 minutes ago > I have three degrees from major universities, earn six figures, many properties, was covert MI for a decade and have kept all my limbs. I have three massive properties and work with disabled veterans, abused animals and homeless youth in my spare time. I also help little bitches like you across the road. I recognize paintings because I have been to every major museum in the world and have worked with some of the worlds best photographers. I could bench press you and everything you own. > Go away. All over that shitty postcard. Are you that proud?" - Jason A. Samfield

"You should finish it. Where did you watch it in college?" - Jason A. Samfield

"Well good luck in denial. I didn't know all hand-colored photographs were not allowed. That leaves a lot of history out of /r/HistoryPorn. That's fairly ironic." - Jason A. Samfield

"It actually is a photograph. Here is an example of the process: Original photograph: http://dig.library.vcu.edu/ui... Colorized photograph: http://dig.library.vcu.edu/cdm... --- Information about the process: * http://www.metropostcard.com/print12... * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... * http://www.emotionscards.com/museum... * http://dig.library.vcu.edu/cdm... Other examples: * http://mistyhorizon2003.hubpages.com/hub... * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... * http://digital.lib.uh.edu/cdm4..." - Jason A. Samfield

"How so?" - Jason A. Samfield

"Maybe. I'll await the mods replies before going to admin. In fact, I was banned from /r/politics because of my political views and outcry about the lack of freedom of speech in there, but I didn't go to an admin. I figured either the ban might expire at some future point, I could go without the cesspool that is /r/politics or that my suggestions that generic subreddits should be overturned to the public at large rather than a specific group of individuals as is the case with all subreddits now (they are essentially private businesses and the moderators have the right to do whatever they want)." - Jason A. Samfield

"Yeah, they aren't being very nice. However, their claim is that it's not a photograph when in fact it is. Apparently, that's where the confusion happened. Maybe they will change their mind, maybe they won't. Who knows." - Jason A. Samfield

"I've heard this before. Who is that guy? I think I've seen him once or twice on here." - Jason A. Samfield

"That subreddit was archived a long time ago. By the way, I could not respond to anything in the thread once I was banned, but it is a hand-colored photo (hence the confusion of the moderator). I personally thought that he meant because it was a photo of a postcard that he wouldn't allow it." - Jason A. Samfield

"Does anybody know where Mill Bridge is exactly? I can't figure out the reference points. The building on the right side isn't there any more, but that's the courthouse in the background." - Jason A. Samfield

"I know. What the heck. Where can I report this?" - Jason A. Samfield

"What the hell is a raid? I think you are getting a bit worried that you are wrong." - Jason A. Samfield

"But the original assertion is that Wikipedia is a superior encyclopedia not omniscient nor perfect. No encyclopedia could achieve such omniscience short of something transcendent. In any case, my point stands unless you can change my view that it's not a superior encyclopedia." - Jason A. Samfield

"I'm not actually sure, but that looks like UIW in the background. http://www.uiw.edu/sananto..." - Jason A. Samfield

"Can you find any information about your Brigade on any other encyclopedia?" - Jason A. Samfield

"Is it there now? And do you have proof that it was up there for 2 days? Also, when did this occur? Also, nothing much incorrect or that is biased will persist for very long (given the topic and relative relevancy)." - Jason A. Samfield

"That's not the neutral tone that is required by Wikipedia and maintained by everyone that contributes to it though. If someone does otherwise, it is quickly reverted and changed into a neutral tone. Nothing much that is incorrect or biased will persist for very long (given the topic and relative relevancy)." - Jason A. Samfield

"But that sort of vandalism/editorializing won't persist. It's against the foundations of the encyclopedia. It must have a citation or the information will be edited to say such. Also, it will be brought up on the talk (discussion) page where everyone (many people per popular subreddits) will discuss the specific change. If the change was performed by a random individual with no Wikimedia account, it lists their IP address and the discussion group will investigate to see whether or not it should be changed back or if the change is reasonable. Also, all of this can happen rather fast. View the hint.fm graphs to see. The watchlist alerts individuals the moment a page is changed (with an option for minor versus major changes). And an individual is always prefaced with an explanation for their change. If it was changed incorrectly or purposefully to editorialize or otherwise deface the compendium somehow (i.e. distorted revisionism), then it's very likely the discussion group (stewards of..." - Jason A. Samfield

"We should ask him: https://twitter.com/DrGregF..." - Jason A. Samfield

"Yeah I know. He's trying to tell me that the only images allowed are those that were digitized prior to 1993. So far it's been a fun discussion. You should join in with me and maybe he'll reverse his decision." - Jason A. Samfield

"He does some of the expert stuff, but I imagine most of the time he's doing exactly what you are describing as a forecaster's job." - Jason A. Samfield

"Ah, it probably was on ABC before CNN's broadcast here in the US. This occurred in your hemisphere. I just didn't see any posting in /r/WorldNews as of my posting. I see now that there were some other posts in other subreddits, but nothing in this subreddit." - Jason A. Samfield