Editing User talk:Gwern (section)

===Why mentioning anyone who encourage learning ? ===

Because every year, in january, there is a session of exams, and on the banner you, and everybody can read something like: "X is whishing you good teachers and real (i.e. not fake) exams !" Should a teacher be a propagandist for culture and learning,or not ? Should be an equidistant person a propagandist for teaching, learning and fair exams,or not ? Oh Gwern, if by any chance YOU or anybody else had said "Teach Haskell and have good marks on your exams !" on a TV channel, at a maximum audience hour, probably that banner will be on the banners page. In my opinion such a message deserves to be.

There is no such thing. Perhaps you are mistakenly referring to "Learn You a Haskell for Great ''Good''". --[[User:Gwern|Gwern]]

Yes :))

And now, you know the right answer of both questions raised in the begining : Because we are encouraging people to use a good language, and anybody can join us, saying: "Learn Haskell ! Pass your exams ! Let you have real serious teachers !" In the spirit of free speech. of course.

:Free speech does not apply on Haskell wiki or the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Free_speech English wiki]. In any case, you have, to some extent, forfeited some of the good faith due you by your troublesome edits.--[[User:Gwern|Gwern]] 16:34, 25 November 2011 (UTC)

If you can provide a banner: Gwern said "Students have to study and pass the exams!" it is also usable.Anyway would you like to make  a banner ?

Happy hunting and checking,
If any doubt do not hesitate to ask for help, translations etc.
Sincerely yours
Ha$kell

And,please, put this idea in it's place: a user said you may have banners promoting the study and especially the study of Haskell ? What the other users said ?


:I don't understand most of what you wrote. Banners invoking politics and complaints about your work conditions are not suitable content for the Haskell wiki. If there are any similar edits which I missed, I would appreciate your removing them. --[[User:Gwern|Gwern]] 16:34, 25 November 2011 (UTC)