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This is an old revision of this page, as edited by Alterego (talk | contribs) at 22:57, 13 October 2004 (Yes, total rewrite). The present address (URL) is a permanent link to this revision, which may differ significantly from the current revision.

Total rewrite?

I have put the old article back for the time being, because I believe it is more informative that the minimalist description that replaced it. In order to avoid a potential edit war, perhaps we can all work together to not only produce an article that satisfies everyone, but is also better and more informative than both of them.

Yes, total rewrite

  • I agree that it needs to be totally rewritten which is what I started doing (before you reverted it). The entire premise of the revision you reverted to is incorrect...The word is also used informally to refer to somebody who prefers solitary activities to social ones. Let's stick to the facts and see if we can get some public domain/fair use quotes from Jung, who coined the terms circa. 1913. Please, don't even get me started on the extrovert article...Extroverts also tend to have more sexual partners in the course of their life than introverts, though this isn't to say that all extroverts are promiscuous. Reading that really made me mad to be honest. There is no truth to it.
Alterego @ 6:56 PM on 10-13-2004