The previous post's text was originally written as an entry for Wikipedia. "He Has Spoken" needed a sanctioned definition with an online home so an attempt was made for a listing. Wikipedia disagreed and the entry was summarily rejected (rejection notice to be posted below).
While it cannot offer any guarantee as to the outcome of any action, We Has Spoken believes that it has additional and sufficient grounds for success in a subsequent appeal of Wikipedia's determination. We Has Spoken is considering all its options, including slight modifications to its original submission, hiring an adviser, changes to its compensation structure and posting on an alternate website.
We Has Spoken acknowledges Wikipedia's popularity and usefulness and believes it would be a great service to its millions of readers and fans to have an entry describing its inspiration, "He Has Spoken". We Has Spoken looks forward to a constructive relationship with Wikipedia.
(Below is a reformatted version of a rejection notice served to HE HAS SPOKEN sundays, P.A., related to its submission for a "He Has Spoken" definition)
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Friday, July 25, 2008
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4 comments:
Please make a second attempt, Lope. I think we have strengthened our case with a youtube link. It's no longer patent nonsense.
Try Urban Dictionary. I think they take anything.
Mr. Lopez, your entry is clearly PATENT NONSENSE and frankly you should be ashamed of yourself.
"Austin's mangled nickname had originally received the most coverage in New York City's East Village, the spiritual home of HE HAS SPOKEN." (THERE'S NO FOUNDATION FOR THIS COMMENT)
"Yet after a few weeks, "I agree. It has been said..." and "Cold Stone" were dropped from the statement, leaving the "HE HAS SPOKEN" expression." (ONCE AGAIN, A GROUNDLESS REMARK)
"Over 7 years, the declaration has been made by countless worldwide and has given rise to thousands of variations." (PROVIDE A LINK TO PROVE THIS)
"These variations are reviewed and eventually sanctioned by HE HAS SPOKEN's governing body, HE HAS SPOKEN sundays, P.A." (THIS SO CALLED GOVERNING BODY NEEDS A WEBSITE TO PROVE ITS EXISTENCE OTHERWISE US NERDS AT WIKIPEDIA WILL NOT ENTERTAIN EVEN THE IDEA OF IT)
"VARIATIONS" - (NO NEED TO EVEN COMMENT ON THIS FOOLISH LIST, CLEARLY PATENT NONSENSE AND YOU ARE WASTING WIKIPEDIA'S VALUABLE TIME)
hahah you have wikipedia's fatally flawed thought process nailed. they don't know a good thing when they read it. reject us once, shame on them, reject us twice, shame on them.
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