` June 2009 (UTC)  ::::To be fair to Abd, he didn't actually request that I revert my message here (as you probably gathered from the message that you found; sorry, I should have linked it for you) but he obviously didn't like what I wrote, and since I was preparing detailed substantiation of what I said, I decided it made more sense to revert my unsubstantiated statements here and let the evidence speak for itself when posted in a day or so.  I worked for two solid days (missing some beautiful weather) to prepare a very closely detailed substantiation, with dozens of diffs to back up everything I said, and was planning to post it on MastCell's talk page, but just as I was polishing it up, my browser dumped it into cyberspace without a trace.  I've never seen anything quite like it.  I couldn't get to it by back button, it wasn't listed in the ``recently closed tabs`` menu, although the browser had very obviously closed the tab; it wasn't listed in the history of the browser, it was just gone entirely. I'm not going to start over and do all that work again; it's not worth it. And it's a good thing for MastCell and his TPSs that I didn't load all that on there.  Not just the evidence itself but the  wikilawyering and hairsplitting verbiage that would inevitably follow it, would just swamp that talk page, with little to be gained for it. I gave Abd a word to the wise on my talk page about letting sleeping dogs lie; I hope he heeds it.     ::::I haven't been following cold fusion closely the last few days, but I did see that the page has been protected and that you posted something in the talk.  I hope you had time and energy to read through the discussion for the last couple weeks; I think you'd find it quite instructive. I sent you an email, no information just a confirmation to see if you have email enabled. If it weren't enabled, would I get a message immediately when I clicked on ``email this user`` saying the email wasn't enabled? I haven't used email much at all, in fact I had to re-register the free mail account I use for Wikipedia before I emailed you, because it had been inactive so long it had been closed.   17:55, 2`