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2385:. As you will see from my user profile I have contributed a lot to the site as well as being the Chairman of the Governing Body. The contributor continues to post information which concerns a former member of staff, an internal and confidential staffing issue and draws a sepculative conclusion, which if I was the person named, I would consider to be libellous. Naturally I want to preserve the integrity of the article and avoid Wiki being used for speculation. The comments add nothing to the article about the history and nature of the school. I have reverted this three times but do not want to do more because of the three reverts rule, I have tried to keep my comments with the contributor objective, but I fear this will descend into an edit war. What do you suggest I do?
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for the deletions on the talkpage; there has been no response other than to re-insert the changes every time they're deleted. At this point, I feel that it's appropriate to request some form of arbitration, but I'm not sure which level of arbitration to seek. I noticed that you were willing to help out in matters of dispute resolution, and as a relatively new editor, I wanted to seek the guidance of someone more experienced before I take any further steps. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. --
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