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Outside Magazine revealed Kellogg used the "powerful steroid dexamethasone" for an Everest speedclimb attempt.<ref>http://www.outsideonline.com/fitness/Climbings-Little-Helper.html</ref>
I now seem that user MONGO http://en.wikipedia.org/User:MONGO has reverted it for the 3rd-4th time, citing a poor reason "misrepresenting the source." I'm simply providing a source. Please search my Contribution history to find that MONGO has followed me where ever I do editing...to 3 unrelated articles. Seems to be Stalking and inappropriate conduct. Could you consider blocking MONGO from editing this article? He has provided several unacceptable reasons for undoing my edits. His reasons are only personal reasons. Biased.
I now seem that user MONGO http://en.wikipedia.org/User:MONGO has reverted it for the 3rd-4th time, citing a poor reason "misrepresenting the source." I'm simply providing a source. Please search my Contribution history to find that MONGO has followed me where ever I do editing...to 3 unrelated articles. Seems to be Stalking and inappropriate conduct. Could you consider blocking MONGO from editing this article? He has provided several unacceptable reasons for undoing my edits. His reasons are only personal reasons. Biased.
Outside Magazine revealed Kellogg used the "powerful steroid dexamethasone" for an Everest speedclimb attempt.<ref>http://www.outsideonline.com/fitness/Climbings-Little-Helper.html</ref>
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MONGO, I see you're intensely involved in everything about Kellogg on many articles. I'll proceed with a dispute against you for personal involvement. Also, the article is not self-published. It is from a well known Everest historian in England, Collin Wallace. He published articles that are written for him that he accepts for publication Everestrecords (talk) 05:45, 11 April 2014 (UTC)
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Please Help. User MONGO https://en.wikipedia.org/User:MONGO has been stalking me intensely wherever I post, on 3 separate articles. The person is obsessed with Kellogg and trying to suppress me. Likely another Internet stalker-friend of his who live on the Internet. I added a Controversy section here with a link to Outside Magazine. Vandalism removal by MONGO citing incoherent reasons. Please semi-protect the pages I'm trying to add to. Everestrecords (talk) 06:11, 11 April 2014 (UTC)
I see no "stalking" by MONGO. I do, however see edit-warring, persistent use of unreliable sources, grossly unacceptable personal attacks, and other disruptive editing from Everestrecords. The editor who uses the pseudonym "JamesBWatson" (talk) 08:45, 11 April 2014 (UTC)
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I undid potential Vandalism for the third time. I added the below statement and Controversy section with a notable source
I now seem that user MONGO http://en.wikipedia.org/User:MONGO has reverted it for the 3rd-4th time, citing a poor reason "misrepresenting the source." I'm simply providing a source. Please search my Contribution history to find that MONGO has followed me where ever I do editing...to 3 unrelated articles. Seems to be Stalking and inappropriate conduct. Could you consider blocking MONGO from editing this article? He has provided several unacceptable reasons for undoing my edits. His reasons are only personal reasons. Biased.
