User talk:Jbarbara (WMF)

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Recent public conversation[edit]

Hi. I assume you're the same Juliet mentioned in this piece. There's bizarrely no mention of a surname in the article.

In the future, can you please make it clear that you are not "from Wikipedia" or even "from Wikimedia," but rather you're a current employee of Wikimedia Foundation Inc.? The distinction is substantive.

Are you an active Wikipedia editor? I'm curious how and why you think it's appropriate to make broad, degrading, and offensive statements such as describing the English(?) Wikipedia's "built-in inefficiency because of their community-driven rule system" or stating that "harassment is also prevalent on Wikipedia." --MZMcBride (talk) 14:43, 3 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]