User:InProgress/Sock

Relationship of "John Foxe" and "Hi540"

I admit that it would be nice to have a non-Mormon ally at Mormon articles,
but I long ago promised not to create sock puppets or attempt to recruit others to support my views.
That's a promise I've kept and intend to keep.
--John Foxe (6 December 2007) off-site

The following table compares three individuals: two are imaginary, and one is real. You may draw your own conclusions.

"John Foxe"	"Hi540"	"Real world" BJU professor
As an amateur, plays the viola and recorder. [1]		As an amateur, plays the viola and recorder. [2]
Teaches history at Bob Jones University. [3]		Teaches history at Bob Jones University. [4]
Defines the word "Historiography." [5]		Teaches a class called "Historiography." [6]
Submitted article to BYU Studies, which was rejected and then published in another journal. [7]		Published article in Dialogue. [8]
Speaks French [9]	Speaks French [10]
Either graduated from or has family members working at BJU. [11]	Attended BJU. Currently affiliated with BJU. [12]	Graduated from BJU. Wife teaches English at BJU. [13]
	BJU faculty member. [14]	BJU faculty member. [15]
	Graduated from the University of Virginia. [16]	Graduated from the University of Virginia. [17]
	Served in the military during the time period required to receive the "National Defense Service Medal". [18]	Served in the military during the time period required to receive the "National Defense Service Medal". [19]
Married [20]		Married [21]
Prior to marriage he and his wife attended different churches. [22]		Prior to marriage he and his wife attended different churches. [23]
Parents immigrated from Europe. [24]		Parents immigrated from Europe. [25]
	Has ownership of a specific photograph that is uploaded both on the web and on on Wikicommons. [26]	Has ownership of a specific photograph that is uploaded both on the web and on on Wikicommons. [27]
Has an "unusual" last name. [28]		Has an unusual last name.
Uses the terms "stylistic" and "substantive" to describe his edits. "calling a spade a spade" in the edit summary. off-site	"calling a spade a spade" in the edit summary.	Uses the terms "stylistic" and "substantive" to describe his edits.
Considers the BJU art gallery to have "considerable respect" among art historians. (April 24, 2006) [29]	Added information about the BJU art collection to the Wikitravel entry for Greenville (South Carolina) [30]	Responded to an article that suggested biased editing on the BJU Wikipedia page. The subject was the addition of information about the BJU art collection. [31]
"John Foxe" welcomed John Matzko's son Austin to Wikpedia. [32]
Has met Richard L. Bushman. [33]		Has met Richard L. Bushman. [34]