Stephen Miller, Sean Duffy, Susie Wiles, Dan Caine, Pete Hegseth, Howard Lutnick, and Kash Patel. My username shows up as an author because I made dozens of content neutral edits to them to correct the citation scheme which an editor introduced without consensus.

A few thoughts.... Proceed by following WP:PRESERVE. Fix, rather than delete. Edit. Find sources. Just "fix it". Don't add tags. Instead add sources and improve mistakes or poor wording. Don't persecute other editors. We all make mistakes. We remember incorrectly. AGF that we are all fallible. That is absolutely certain!

As you'll see in a box on my talk page, the best content is developed by civil collaboration between editors who may often hold opposing POV. Rather than treating this like a battlefield, try to just be part of the team at the same table who may hold a slightly different POV, who may remember other sources unknown to the other editors. Place it on the table. Discuss it. Create content. Just keep the atmosphere pleasant so we can be collaborators rather than competitors or adversaries. Life is rough enough already. People fucking kill themselves because of discussions on talk pages and ARBCOM and ANI proceedings. Wikipedia is very much part of real life. Keep that in mind. Kindness is good. You are civil, so good for you. We appreciate that. -- Valjean (talk) (PING me) 20:39, 10 December 2025 (UTC)