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User name is ShihRyanJ.
The reason I got into an argument with your editor is that your editor is applying double standards. He is letting his own political views affect his editing decisions.
1) I have watch for days while negative news on Taiwan's DPP was allowed to remain on the Frank Hsieh page. However, when I tried to correct the error, I had to continuously change the page when the original users kept coming back while your Editor Nat.utoronto did nothing.
2) when one of the other editors decided to put the issue in play (Ma's possession of a US green card while running for Taiwan's president) on the ROC Presidential Election page, your man nat.utoronto jumped right in to remove it.
3) Nat.utoronto continues to apply double standards to his editing. Any positive comments on his man Ma is allowed to stay without reference. Any negative inference needs to be clearly cited. One look at his bio and his political affiliation is apparent (pro-Chinese, anti-DPP which is for Taiwan indepedence). He then threatened to remove me using his powers as an editor.
I suggest you remove his inolvement in anything Taiwan related as his contributions are pretty one-side themselves.