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I don't wanna start an edit war, but... Recently, me and Oneamazon (talk·contribs) have been fighting over whether or not this should be used as a reference, as User:Oneamazon stated that she set up the page to help Sam get on the Wheaties box and provide a scholarship fund for her. I pointed out WP:FACEBOOK, to no avail, and User:Oneamazon also claimed that Sam herself endorsed the page, though looking at thesetwo potential accounts of Sam (though the former is the official), but she never made any comments on the page. User:Oneamazon then made this edit, with the edit summary apparently claiming that I'm below her (I'm a student, and she's a professor) and that my comment is weak, which COULD be associated as a personal attack or not, though I'm dismissing it as an attack. Comments on whether or not the "fund page" should be added? ZappaOMati 02:31, 14 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Wikipedia is not a free advertising forum.--Paul McDonald (talk) 03:41, 14 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]
