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Now, to business- I reverted your edits at Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Previous discussion on the page has more or less agreed that none of the models of migration to the New World should be included in the main article except the dominant view- the Bering Land Bridge- and even that only gets a cursory summary. If you feel the Intelligent Direction idea is an important addition to Wikipedia, I suggest that you write it up on either Models of migration to the New World or even better, Archaeology and the Book of Mormon. Once again, welcome to Wikipedia- and of course, if you disagree with the rest of the editors at the main article, you can go argue the point further. Perhaps you will convince them. TriNotch 06:56, 25 May 2006 (UTC)