User talk:Kramer
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[edit]Thanks for taking the time to thank me for editing your new page. I'm glad to help. I'm also still learning my way around wikipedia. Yesterday I was just looking for something to contribute to...
Are you Mark Kramer?
[edit]Hello there Kramer: I just happened to stumble across your username whilst looking through an article's edit history, and wondered: are you Kramer as in Mark Kramer, of Shimmy-Disc and JREF Paranormal Challenge fame? If so, I just wanted to say what an honour it is to meet you here, because I have long admired your work that you did as the JREF Challenge Facilitator in demonstrating the right way of using scientific method to combat the delusional; your exchanges with applicants are greatly educational, I think, to anyone interested in the field of paranormal investigation. Your masterful approach to handling such outlandish claims - despite applicants frequently dropping out due to your success in devising a watertight protocol - was a lesson to us all on how to deal with the irrational superstitions that proliferate in society, and thus I count you amongst my scientific heroes. You've actually, I note, been here longer than, since May '04; and so, I look forward to seeing you edit here more often, as I feel your expertise would be of great value to the paranormal-related articles here. Yours, --NicholasTurnbull | (talk) 04:05, 14 July 2006 (UTC)
Sorry, I'm not the Mark Kramer you seek. --Kramer (talk) 05:41, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
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Nomination of Center for International Security and Cooperation for deletion
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