Next time give us a link to the profile so that it's addressed quicker (the other elf who deleted that page did not take out the Jimmy account).

Anyways, here's an article that he ought to read: http://www.summitpost.org/mattski-needs-to-get-a-life/1

woops
I've been posting these in the wrong forum. sorry about that.
though I find it kind of sad that someone like mattski has managed and still manages to stump the great minds of Summit Post...

I think this one http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.php?object_id=881538 deserves being deleted. Or is changing it to a custom object better?

Location: United States, Africa. I nuked the page considering that it did not contain any useful information at all (not even a sentience or field item). In addition to this, the image seemed like spam. Because I can't read the language that it's in, I'm giving the user the benefit of the doubt that they might contribute something useful. But the page isn't even worthy of being a custom object.

Josh Lewis wrote:... I can't read the language that it's in ...

It looked like Chinese to me, but since my Chinese is pretty much non-existent too, I don't know what it says either.

rgg wrote:It looked like Chinese to me, but since my Chinese is pretty much non-existent too, I don't know what it says either.

I've made that assumption before and have been wrong. So I try to guess what it is for myself, but don't want to publicly embarrass myself. Where I live their are a lot of Asian languages spoken.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this duplicate can go now: Knife Edge of the Shield (5.0). The owner has had enough time to respond.

http://www.summitpost.org/schiestler-peak/651847
This page has some text that is virtually identical to Joe Kelsey's guidebook. For example, from the page:

Southwest Slopes (1,2) You can reach this flank of Schiestler by crossing the Big Sandy River at Big Sandy Lake's outlet. You can also follow the mining road from the Temple Creek summer homes in Big Sandy Opening.
East Chute (1,3) Between the true summit and north summit is a long boulder slope. The only problem is skirting the immense blocks.

From Kelsey:

Southwest Slopes (I 2nd class) You can reach this flank of Schiestler by crossing the Big Sandy River at Big Sandy Lake's outlet. You can also follow the mining road (closed to vehicles) from the Temple Creek Summer Homes in Big Sandy Opening.
East Chute (I 3rd class) Between the true summit and north summit is a long boulder slope. The only problem is skirting immense blocks.

This is the worst example,but there are some other word-for-word lifts. However, the page is not entirely copied, at least not from Kelsey. Up to you elves how you want to handle it.

This page for Tobin mountain in Nevada has been up since June 23rd and no work has been accomplished. Time to get rid of it.
http://www.summitpost.org/mount-tobin/901749

Don´t know what this page is made for:

http://www.summitpost.org/prediksi-skor-belgia-vs-australia-5-september-2014-ujicoba/912079prediksi-skor-belgia-vs-australia-5-september-2014-ujicoba

There is more of that stuff (8 "new articles", posted on sept, 3.)

^^ lol where have you been?

We have been deleting those spam pages for months

Matt Lemke wrote:^^ lol where have you been?

We have been deleting those spam pages for months

Interesting fact! They were online on September 3d, 2014, 10.00 a.m.

Cheers, Michael

And the best thing is: there is more of that kind!!! see: what´ s new - new articles ...

Ran into this page searching for Jura
http://www.summitpost.org/la-dole-jura/864817

If anyone wants to take over/edit/contribute to any of my pages, please feel free. Many of my pages I put up as a place holder with the idea that I would flesh them out later, which never happened. Josh Lewis and Matt Lemke build beautiful pages and have done a lot of the routes that I have put up pages for.