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Knowledge you were somewhat involved in raging debates at, say, orthomolecular medicine; now you're more watching a perhaps more disheartening and high-profile debate at global warming, but it's not something you're heavily involved in. But really, what's the big difference? If anything, the atmosphere in the medicine articles seems more conducive than it has been to quiet, productive editing. It seems like the aggressive altmed people have largely disappeared; yeah, newbies show up on talk pages but they're easy to ignore. Anyway, I can't say you shouldn't leave. People can learn a lot on
Knowledge while editing articles but the discussions are generally a crazy, hate-filled timesink. It's sometimes good to just find a new topic for a while if you run into a nasty person. You could also consider clearing your watchlist (not that I've done that). I haven't been editing much lately, but that's because of persistent issues in autogenerating citations, an annoying commenting system (waiting for LiquidThreads), a newfound social life, new career, ect. Leaving permanently is not something I see ever happening, and I hope the same goes for you. Also, despite
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stop avoiding the main issue here. We have an editor (gatoclass) who, AFAIK, each and every single AE comment has been against an editor seen as pro-Israel or in support of an editor seen as anti-Israel. The same editor disapproved three Israel related DYK's, and in the case of two of them pulls then from the queue (which only an admin can do) after they have been approved by other editors. The same editor disapproves Israel-related articles for a DYK after his edits are reversed from the article. This is all supported or supportable by diffs. We have a real problematic trend here and it must be addressed. If the evidence implies that someone may be a bigot that is unfortunate. But we can't continue whitewashing and censoring the problem by throwing out these accusing-the-accuser red herrings and game-playing with
English. Please stop. Best,--
1767:(I realise WP is not an RS, but the refs are there) is explicit about saying that the difference seems to center around "industrial or mass produced" soap. The "myth" part seems to have been the amount, not the fact. It was apparently "small-scale" and "limited quantities" but based on that (and the scholarly references brought by Mbz1,) I would say that the statement "AFAIK no evidence has ever been presented that the raw materials came specifically from the fat of Jews being slaughtered in Nazi extermination camps..." is categorically wrong. Obviously there is a difference between "no evidence" and "evidence of limited quantities." I won't speculate on Gatoclass' motivation or intention when he made his comment, since I have not followed his contributions, nor will I say that that is
1930:. I'm unaware of any "prima facie evidence." In general conversation, which is what we are participating right now, it means "at first glance." It is a general used word in the English Language. The Harvard Bluebook, which is the legal style guideline, requires that Latin legal terms that are used in legal documents or law review articles be written in italics. The Bluebook further rules that commonly used words like "etc" or "et al" be in regualar format. From what I recall offhand "prima facie" should not be placed in italics because the word is seen as a commonly used word along the same lines as "etc." Regardless, what's clear is that the editors here are of an intelligence level and would not be misled by the words "prima facie", unless they were looking to be misled.--
1886:" by definition means without investigation, and that's exactly why is was bolded: to indicate that its only prima facie and requires further analysis. If I have a comment that casts doubt on certain events of the Holocaust and I have a list of reliable sources saying that those events actually took place, I have a prima facie case for Holocaust denial suspicions. Nothing more and nothing less. It requires further investigation, which reveals that the event-questioning is perhaps not as problematic as initially thought. Because of the extreme seriousness of the claims I was extremely careful wording. But alas, whether I craft my words carefully or not, editors are only interested in
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editors to honestly represent the sources they cite, to use direct quotations scrupulously, and so forth. When an editor repeatedly misrepresents sources and quotes - whether intentionally or through carelessness - then that trust is endangered. Removing an unsourced edit takes a few seconds. On the other hand, verifying an editor's work against the sources s/he cites (particularly offline sources) is a laborious process. I think you'll find that the community has typically reserved particularly harsh opprobium for editors who are caught manufacturing, misrepresenting, or otherwise abusing sources, probably because of the way such behavior undermines the basic social contract here.
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have seen something fairly serious in order to have taken action. Even if the point was only that it should have been more specific about the evidence and what it supported, that seems like it could be a significant issue, particularly if it is something that
Hilberg has addressed. As far as admins go, it's too bad that no admins in contentious areas seem to be accepted as neutral, but such seems to be the case not just in this area. Probably any admin with any connection to a contentious topic is well advised always to ask for input before doing something based on their own background knowledge, though I doubt that many think of it.
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aware of the content of the sources you'd removed. In any case, I don't think the ultimate outcome of that enforcement thread hinged on which diff was chosen to represent your argument (in fact, BozMo disagreed with me about the import of the diff I chose). The outcome hinged more on your persistent and aggressive refusal to address a repeated pattern of abusing sources. The tolerance for that sort of thing is typically quite low, and with each subsequent abuse it becomes harder to sustain the belief that you're simply being cavalier as opposed to deceptive.
1800:@Mackan79, If you noticed Gatoclass did mention Nuremberg trail evidences presented by Russians, but for some reason he did not want to take them seriously and did not find evidences they were talking specifically about Jews. As I mentioned earlier Nuremberg trial evidences are notable enough IMO. Based on the differences i provided I would not have called Gatoclass the Holocaust denier, and I am sorry, if I sounded that way, but I do believe that his opinion on some subjects is biased. Thank you.--
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3267:. The issue is whether an image with no reliable source and taken straight from the Internet should be used as an image of the virus. One editor argues that it should be used because we must assume good faith on the part of the editor that originally posted it; another argues apparently that if the image looks like a virus than we should accept it for that reason and no other. Another says that "beggars can't be choosers" and so should accept it for that reason.
830:? This is the š that anyone can use as a soapbox for their favorite obscure libertarian gadfly.Ā :) Especially when such material is supported by top-notch, scholarly sources such as Some Guy's Website. I can't say I really have the motivation to look in at present, but I'll put it on the backburner and if I start feeling like doing more serious work here, I'll take a deeper look. I hope things are going well - nice to hear from you.Ā :)
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DYK discussion page. I also plan on analyzing all the AE comments and actions of "uninvolved" admins for a satistical analysis of the side they typically take. I suspect we will be surprised by some of the results. you can respond at my talk page if you like. Mastcell, for some reason, does not seem to have an interest in commenting on the substantive issue even though all the requested diffs were presented in a timely manner.--
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argument with you - where I deeply believe you're being unreasonable, and I suspect you believe the same of me - is not on the list of things I enjoy. As long as there's a decent amount of outside input from knowledgeable, experienced, thoughtful
Wikipedians on the talkpage, I'm happy - and that's the case right now. Breaking off into one-on-one mediation at such a juncture would be counterproductive in my opinion.
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fact, I think there is a self-contradiction here . Knowledge's COI rules (of which I have just fallen afoul) are stringent, more so than those of a newspaper or even a medical journal. But failure to disclose corporate funding is an unacceptable breach of COI on any of these standards. Anyway, I hope this doesn't discourage you further. I take it as pretty positive that, even with a poorly judged
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important, to be correct than to be chasing the wire services. Including rumors exposes us to legal action, might damage our reputation, and of course might hurt the reputation of an innocent person. For saying this I was called a troll. For saying this, you ended a discussion of policy as it applied to the article. This is not the welcoming sense of community
Knowledge needs to do its vital work.
3635:. I would defend removal of that material against a 1RR charge. I'm not sure if you're proposing that I sanction William for an edit from a month ago. I think it's more likely that you're pointing out his edit to suggest that it's hypocritical of him to invoke BLP at this juncture. Which I sort of agree with. On the other hand, there's plenty of that going around. For example, in the
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Holocaust denialist without doing the most basic assumption-checking or due diligence. The most charitable interpretation I can think of is that you relied uncritically on Mbz1's selection of sources, which was deeply selective and unrepresentative of actual scholarly thought. That's still not much of an excuse given the gravity of charges you're hurling around, though.
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claim as baseless. I am happy to respond to questions about my actions - in fact, I felt I left a detailed rationale for them at the enforcement page. However, my willingness to respond to your queries should probably be viewed in the context of the amount of time you spend doing due diligence and fact-checking your own assertions before making them.
2283:- "The two quotes that FellGleaming put into the article with this edit both came from the unpublished draft paper. Neither are from the actual paper even though FellGleaming changed the reference to cite the actual Interfaces paper he obviously didn't check out the fact that those quotes had understandably been removed from the article." - Polargeo
1530:. That is an implicit accusation that the editor is intentionally minimizing the Holocaust. If you truly believe that to be the case, then you have a responsibility to substantiate such accusations. You wrote, instead, that it's "really difficult to find old diffs". I'll reiterate that it is your responsibility to find substantiation
3620:). I've consistently tried to avoid proposing or imposing sanctions for incivility, both at this probation page and in general. I'm sure there are admins willing to block or otherwise sanction an editor solely on the basis of rudeness, but I haven't been one of them for awhile now, so please view my (non-)response in that context.
1558:, something that is not needed if the link to the discussion is provided. No offense, but your comment may have suffered from "knee jerk" problem that you mention. In any case, i would like if you can provide some input on the substantiave issue that was raised, instead of the timeline related problems in providing diffs. Best, --
3639:, I see Mark Nutley removing blog-sourced material "per wp:blp" back in early March, which suggests that he should know better than to cite (and defend) blog comments in late April. I do think the context is useful, but it's not a substitute for examining the merits of the specific edits and policy points before us at the moment.
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of this site's core content policies. You do this regardless of what independent, reliable sources say. When they agree with your viewpoint, you use them. When they don't, you select the phrases and points that are congruent with your viewpoint and emphasize those, at the expense of the totality of the source's content.
2034:". Your redundant, combatative, and untrue comments are getting tiresome. I've never accused anyone of being a Holocaust denialist. Faced with a statement by Gatoclass and a number of reliable sources to the contrary, any reasonable person would say that a "first glance" (prima facie) case has been made for
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problem. If I'm mistaken about this, then other editors will set me straight. And don't pretend that I didn't try to address your concerns. I inserted three new footnotes into the article this evening, just to address your concerns, plus adjusting the inserted text to more closely track those sources.
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but arguably honest representation of reliable sources). You changed this to emphasize a) contraindidcations (which are extremely rare at best), and b) that "nevertheless, abortion carries risks which increase later in pregnancy." What you're doing is relatively subtle, because your edit is factually
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Rather than turn each enforcement request into an archaeological expedition, I think it's more useful to focus on the specifics of each request. In this case, then, did
William violate 1RR? My view is that he didn't, because the BLP exemption was valid, although his edit should ideally have been more
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did something just as bad two weeks ago!" I'm loathe to play into that dynamic. I will say that unsourced material is generally removed readily and correctly as unsourced; that is a straightforward editing decision. Misrepresentation of sources is more pernicious in some ways. On some level, we trust
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seems to be the only one MastCell has edited in the last year or two, aside from noticeboards and the like where I likewise am not seeing a "personal dispute". If you feel so inclined, I would not mind if you were to clarify this allegation. MastCell - feel free to remove or redirect this post if you
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Again, I would prefer to discuss any characterization of your editing in the relevant enforcement thread. I am willing to comment further there, but I would prefer to leave some space for other uninvolved editors/admins to weigh in as well. If I'm indeed way off base, then presumably additional input
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Thanks, I probably wasn't clear. I'm not attempting to discuss my edits. I'm attempting to discuss why _you_ chose to characterize those edits such a manner. I don't see how anyone could have chosen that particular diff and mischaracterized as such, unless perhaps someone else first provided them a
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Brewcrewer, don't you agree that it's problematic to make statements such as that there is a "prima facie case," if in fact you have not investigated carefully? If it is just a suspicion, there are ways to inquire without making bold declarations in legalese. The seriousness of the claim is exactly
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I was the beneficiary of a very expensive liberal-arts education, so the least I can do to repay my teachers is to berate people who misuse rhetorical identifiers. Incidentally, it was the endless, navel-gazing quibbling about things like synechdoche vs. metonymy that led me to abandon the humanities
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article is under 100K but has -- I'm not making this up -- 58 archives (oh, maybe 250K each, but I didn't count). That's of course an extreme case, maybe one of the most extreme on
Knowledge. (Which begs a question, for which I wish I had toolserver access to answer!) What would be useful would be
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Your edits earlier today are a case in point. Reliable sources repeatedly emphasize the safety of abortion (one journal article even compares it favorably to receiving a dose of penicillin, which is about 4 times riskier than having an abortion). Certainly all reliable sources agree that abortion is
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Also, please consider who is really being legalistic: the person who stretches the meaning of 24 hours to suit his penumbral desires, and consequently files bureaucratic actions galore, or the person who abides by the plain meaning of the rules and files no bureaucratic reports against others. This
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is disputed - without stopping to really address the concerns, without waiting for outside opinions, without considering dispute resolution. And you're testing the boundaries by asserting a spurious BLP rationale and slightly varying the text you insert; the cynic/realist in me thinks that this is a
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If I thought you'd already violated 3RR, I would have reported you. I do think that your legalistic approach to revert-counting has not served you well in the past, and it's always better to consider the spirit of the policy rather than looking for loopholes in its letter. You're continually pushing
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from last month, where WMC adds negative information to a skeptic's BLP sourced to a blog, in contrast to his edits in question from yesterday. I know we like to AGF, but what makes that edit to Booker's BLP especially difficult is that WMC is discussed in an unflattering way in Booker's 2009 book,
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Actually, if you want to discuss it here, that would be fine with me. Like you, I'm not a professional statistician (though I work with some), and my formal training in the area is limited although non-zero. On the other hand, in my line of work I've become familiar with some of the more common ways
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As I recall, the original closure called for sanctions against both parties involved...and the only admin to call for stronger measures did so based on an edit which was added to the incident out of process, 2 days after initial filing, and one I was not allowed to comment on before you presented it
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of holocaust denialism. Please stop with this whole runaround just to avoid the real subject. It was a reasonable statement to make at that time. I never accused anyone of anything and the use of the words "prima facie" and "suspicions" explicitly disclaim any hint of an accusation. I wish you would
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Well, it may be that "prima facie" has different connotations in different places. I am more familiar with the statement in our article, "In common law jurisdictions, prima facie denotes evidence which ā unless rebutted ā would be sufficient to prove a particular proposition or fact." I didn't see
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case for
Holocaust denialism suspicion. The fact that there are sources to the contrary is irrelevant for purposes of a prima facie case of Holocaust denialism suspicion. They sources to the contrary go to the substantive issue, for which at further analysis indicates that in this specific instance,
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Thanks for your comment on this. Knowledge is a learning experience, and I undoubtedly overstepped the mark in some of my early edits (I've been careful to avoid blog sources in BLPs for some time, but back in the day I wasn't so cautious). I agree with you as to the naivete of Jimbo's comments. In
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All going well, and I'm frantically trying to meet a book deadline (Zombie
Economics, to be published by Princeton UP). That is surely a sufficient explanation for my sudden need to fix Knowledge's coverage of seat belts. Alert me if you feel like joining in on this. After passive smoking, it should
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we have technical confirmation that he was lying about his IP and using an open proxy, which cinches it. It's a good illustration of the kind of judgment calls that admins (some admins, anyway) have to make. (I only elaborate because I notice you recently passed an RfA with overwhelming support - so
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Hello, I was reviewing unblock requests when I came across your block of this user. At first glance, he appears to be a legitimate IP editor who created an account so that he could participate in
Project space. Do you have evidence that suggests otherwise? In absence of this, I would ask you to take
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Face it, you've become the Knowledge equivalent of a grumpy old bloke. The best cure for that is a break. come back refreshed. The place is a bit noisier than it was before 2006 but it's infinitely better organised and I get a real sense that all the policies have matured and improved. The articles
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Hah. I'm really starting to feel like I'm rolling the same rock up the same hill over and over here. Ignorance seems infinitely renewable, while my patience with it is not. This place is starting to feel more depressing than my day job - and you know what my day job is. Basically, I have two options
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That said, I'm afraid I don't think I can help. While I think some sort of administrative intervention would be reasonable, I'm currently withdrawing (or attempting to withdraw) from Knowledge. Any admin action here would be controversial, and I don't think I have the time/energy to discuss/defend a
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Hmm. I agree with your gestalt impression that something isn't quite right there. I suspect that the article has suffered the fate of some of our climate-change articles; it's been mentioned in off-wiki partisan venues, and a handful of ideologues have gotten exercised about it. In particular, there
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Consider this, please: you acknowledge a "prejudice" against me, and you acknowledge that what you dislike about that edit is "rather subtle." Maybe the best way for you to deal with your prejudice would be to not let yourself dwell on subtle points, but rather focus on clear-cut issues where your
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Perhaps long experience in observing your editing prejudices me to a certain viewpoint. I would like you to prove me wrong, or make me reconsider, but honestly I've seen more of the same so far. Your editing, taken as a whole, consistently serves to advance an anti-abortion viewpoint at the expense
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Pardon me, dear sir, but why is it permissable to report the rumor from the New York Times but not permissable to report the rumor from the National Enquirer? Is there one rule in BLP policy for 'favorable' specualtion, and another for 'unfavorable' specualtion? If so, could you kindly point it out
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def from Black's Law Dictionary, starting at "Courts use concept of 'prima facie' case in two senses," I think you'll see the meaning I refer to, which does specifically mean that a "conclusion may be drawn." I'd like to assure you that your language sounded very strong to me, but I'm glad to know
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case for suspected Holocaust denialism. when time permits, i will go through all of the problematic Gatoclass edits, will format everything with diffs, for wider community review. How did you track down those DYK discussion diffs? Please tell me your method because i have some research to do at the
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comment. Some of it may be due to a lack of clarification on my part (not showing clearly enough the evidence of admin power abuse), but some of it was quite troubling. I've never accused anyone of antisemitism or Holocaust denialism, and your unsubstantiated accusations that I made unsubstantiated
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You forgot striking good looks and kindness to animals in your enumeration of my virtues.Ā :) In all seriousness, that's very kind of you, though I'm not sure I deserve it. I have been making an effort to avoid arguing with people I perceive as bitterly ideological, so I will accept that part of the
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I don't think it's exactly a BLP violation to report that Anita Hill accused Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment. I also don't think that any reasonable reader will jump to the inference that you insist on drawing. And yes, I think you're being legalistic - after all, you asserted that you didn't
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Actually, MastCell, I'm coming at it from the opposite angle: I think all editors should be sanctioned equally, regardless of POV or status. So, I'm not arguing that FG should not have been warned, only that such warnings should be applied equally; and when warnings fail, then escalating sanctions
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Thanks for the kind words; that's very nice of you to say. I don't think I'm going to leave, because I do still enjoy a lot of aspects of this place, including many of the people here. I just need to take a break, or at least a period of greatly reduced activity, to regain perspective and remember
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The main problem is that the people who made this place fun, and its frustrations bearable, are increasingly a vanishing breed. You've probably noticed that too. I have a lot of personal and professional demands on my time, so I need to feel like I can justify whatever time I spend here, as either
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MastCell, at my talk page today, you said: "In general, I think your edits are moving the article away from the content of independent, reliable scholarly sources (all of which indicate that abortion is a very safe procedure and relatively safer than childbirth). Your edits do this by selectively
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It won't happen, of course. And all the handwaving about moral relativity is meant to hide the unequal enforcement. When WMC or one of his scions makes an intentional bad edit, it is ignored or trivialized -- if you bring it to enforcement, you yourself are sanctioned for "wasting people's time
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I raise that example to illustrate a point. You seem to have a habit of making bold and aggressive assertions which, on investigation, are not supported by the factual record. It takes you a few seconds to make a claim, and it takes someone else significantly longer to investigate and refute that
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seemed to me to reflect the fact that you hadn't looked at the cited sources, since you didn't address the fact that there were two sources or that the second supported the content you removed. It seemed reasonable to focus on your subsequent arguments, which were presumably made after you became
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I hope he appreciates the clarification. As far as his comments I read him to have said he did not know of any sources that took the Russian claims seriously. I certainly don't know any better, but it seems that he was speaking from some knowledge. My personal reaction to the DYK is that he must
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I am not saying that all "scholars" agree on the issue, but even Nuremberg trial testimony alone is notable one by itself, and the article should not have been denied the way it was on DYK nomination. Although the source does not mention specifically "that the raw materials came specifically from
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If you were aware that most Holocaust scholars share Gatoclass' view on this subject, then it's appalling that you would pretend that this view is evidence of Holocaust denialism. On the other hand, if you were unaware of the scholarly consensus, then you're a person who's happy to call someone a
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literally made my sick to my stomach (highlighted by me). I accept a full and sole responsibility for posting them to AE request. I felt I had to post those, and I was unfairly (IMO) topic-banned for providing the differences at AE request. I am sorry I posted it to your talk page, but you asked.
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contributed to the conversation - after all, I was the one to open a talk page thread and enumerate my concerns, and I felt I was fairly specific about them. If it came across as accusatory, then I apologize; I'm tired and it takes effort, for me at least, to communicate nuance in this medium. It
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I haven't engaged in any "edit warring" as I simply reverted your revert of my thoughtful edit which improved the article a great deal. If anything, I would say that you are edit warring since rather than fixing what you object to yourself, you have gone to both my talk page and the article's and
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abortion. Then you changed it to only say that early surgical abortion is safer than childbirth. I really find your criticism about this unpersuasive, and I hope you'll reconsider. I didn't remove any sources at all, and as far as I can tell it's really only one edit of mine today that you're
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Mediation is a process where a group of editors in disagreement over matters of article content are guided through discussing the issues of the dispute (and towards developing a resolution) by an uninvolved editor experienced with handling disputes (the mediator). The process is voluntary and is
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Hi, you raised a couple of technical points in your post on the above SPI, and the SPI isn't really the place to respond, and probably neither is your talk page. I agree that I am not a statistics expert, as I have only done it as one of my specialisations at degree level, but this is enough to
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Normally I'd be saddened by your departure, but since I know that you love this place too much to stay away forever, I'm glad you're going to recharge your batteries, and will patiently await your eventual return. I wish you peace during your break. There's a lot of idiocy and worminess around
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I'd like to reconsider my opinion of you, because I'm not a confrontational person and I dislike arguing with you. I don't think it brings out the best in either of us. But for me to reconsider, I'd need to see some evidence that you're willing to respect the actual content of reliable sources,
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You're manipulating the lede of a BLP for a Supreme Court Justice in a way that will make it seem (at least to some people) that the Supreme Court Justice was accused of illegality. I understand that you may be most interested in brevity and simplicity, but a simple fix could easily remedy the
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except for the one last one which gives it a legal term a bit stronger then its non-legal term usage, which basically means "at first glance." I used the word specifically to avoid any accusations of conclusion-jumping, but that's the word being harped on. If not for the biblical commandment of
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Yes, look at the definition: "At first sight; on the first appearance; on the face of it; so far as can be judged from the first disclosure; presumably; a fact presumed to be true unless disproved by some evidence to the contrary." Every definition gives "prima facie" the definition I intended,
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In my initial comment i linked one Israel related DYk related to gatoclass. The discussion prior to my comment included two more. similarly, in my initial positing, i provided links to the claim of admin-abuse. in my second comment i added a holocaust-related article. the evidence was there. My
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My dear friends, I truly doubt that you have read, or perhaps understood, my posts. I am not trying to post rumors about the President, I am trying to not post any rumors at all. I am in opposition to printing the rumor of the New York Times (which of course is now fact) and the rumor from the
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RoyBoy: The widely understood meaning of "to take to the cleaners" is that the speaker intends to obliterate the opposition, usually by involving the authorities. In a Knowledge context, I can only imaging this would entail filing an arbitration request. Perhaps I misunderstood you: it's often
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Thank you, but I did no such thing. A source called an email "leaked"; I did the same. If you're hitching your star to a later allegation that MastCell improperly added to the incident out of process, without allowing me or others to respond to the allegation, and after he and I were already
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is all I have to say at AN/I, and even that took quite a few "Show Previews" to tone it down. I'm not defending John's edits - if he's using his blog, or any blog, in BLPs then he should be asked to stop, and I'm confident he will - he's a reasonable person. But in a sane world, on a site that
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I really don't see that much difference these days. You may have lost some friends (eg Orangemarlin) but you've gained some similar new ones (eg Keepcalm), but everyone else seems about the same. I don't see a lot of new people and I do see a lot of old people. Back when I started getting into
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The BLP is quite clear. We must be very careful when talking about living people. Knowledge is not a newspaper and does not handle breaking news well. We would have lost very little had we simply waited a few hours between the NYT story and the WH announcement. It is more important, much more
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MastCell: If you'd like to keep things based on the talk page and not bother with starting over again at WP:RFM, we can just have one of the MedCom folks come over and give things on the talk page a helping handāif you like? RfM is really just a forum for the parties to say "we want some help
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mediation between us. And that's happening right now on the talk page, so I don't see how breaking off into a one-on-one mediation will be helpful at the moment. Secondly, I'm finding it harder to enjoy this place, and I've resolved to only do things here that I enjoy. Continuing a 4-year-old
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You partially misunderstand, I do intend to obliterate MastCell's last sentence tweak to the ABC lead. If necessary authorities can be brought in, but I went to MedCom as MastCell is a fine editor. My mention of ArbCom was not to seek obliteration of MastCell, but of binding decisions on how
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Hmm. I closed that request by warning you to adhere to a basic standard of due diligence in your use of sources. Which, frankly, is just asking you to live up to the basic expectations we have for every editor here - it shouldn't be a huge imposition. Nor do I see the action as particularly
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My experience of mediation is limited, but it's led me to conclude that the process is successful only when both parties are seeking common ground in a well-defined dispute. Your comments here and elsewhere suggest that you view mediation as a hoop you need to jump through before filing an
1786:"AFAIK" means "As far as I know." He said that he is not aware of any sources which state that. This can't exactly be wrong, unless you think he knows otherwise. I am not sure if you are aware, also, that the specific language he used is a quote of the language that was in the article.
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I certainly do not think it was a problem, given that the edits removed material in a Supreme Court Justice's BLP that came from the author and publisher of "Rodent in Robes." To someone who uses AGF, the "01" in "24:01" might indicate a dedication to trying very carefully to follow the
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Gatoclass's comments are not problematic. However, his comments were grounds for stating that there is a prima facie case for Holocaust denialism suspicions. And his general behavior in AE and DYK indicates a clear troubelsome trend that has to be discussed further in the proper forum. --
709:, created specifically for stations labelled "non notable". There does exist a varying degree of notability by individual station, but this should not deprive this category of articles of a general format, which could be improved to establish notability for all Viva station articles.
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Had you chosen to express your point in that manner on the article talk page, I doubt anyone would have had a problem with it. If you have a serious point to make, then it's best to avoid inflammatory analogies and outright BLP violations. Particularly if your point revolves around
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should be applied. WMC added that edit twice, and it actually triggered a conflict that wound up at the enforcement page. Certainly a bad edit, and disruptive, arguably as bad as (or worse than) anything FG did. And WMC has a longer history of warnings on this probation than FG.
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I was not going to post here any more, but I would like to clarify a point you made about me. I mean " you relied uncritically on Mbz1's selection of sources, which was deeply selective and unrepresentative of actual scholarly thought." I actually did present some RE at AE
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of a source, shouldn't an editor who added obviously snarky text with no source be admonished even more severely? Because certainly misreading of sources can be explained with AGF, whereas adding something like that with no source has no good faith interpretation.
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I am not opposed to some level of contentious give-and-take on controversial topics. However, I am opposed to knee-jerk, unsubstantiated accusations of bigotry (and worse) over every difference of opinion. I hope I'm not the only one who sees a distinction there.
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please accept my congratulations and condolencesĀ :) If a checkuser hadn't happened by, it might still seem to you (and others, I'd bet) that I'd made a bad block, that I was acting without evidence or due process, or even that I was one of those "abusive admins".
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of misrepresenting sources, which inclines me to believe I should have heeded another admin's call for a harsher sanction against you). If you're not willing to take the warning to heart, then the best advice I can give you is to appeal it as described on
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Alright, thanks for reviewing it and providing the evidence I requested. It appears that the block was a good one. As for the book, I have not yet read it. I'll add it to my reading list, which means i'll probably get to it somewhere around June 2039.
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people like John, recognized scholars editing under their real names. At least enough to politely address concerns with their editing instead of having The Founder call them names at the instigation of an IP shit-stirrer. But what can you say about a
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evidence of Holocaust denial (but then I am not sure that that was what Mbz1 was saying either)- but it sure seems to me that you are wrong to accuse both Mbz1 and Brewcrewer of undue diligence or lack of scholarly thought. "Some" is not "none."
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Are there independent, reliable sources mentioning the site? It will be hard to build a neutral, encyclopedic article just by referencing the site's own press kit or the fact that it's indexed by Google News. (Alternately, you can take it to
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I know you have more important things to do than write here, but those of us who are not in a constant state of outrage are going to sorely miss you. Take a break, a long break if need be: but please come back and visit when you can.
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correct. Of course abortion carries risks, as does crossing the street or eating a hamburger. But you're substituting your own preferred emphases (on the risks of abortion) for the emphases of reliable sources (which focus on the
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That will make two of you. By the way, the book should be re-titled "Keynesian Zombies Lead the World to Hell - Here's How!". I doubt Princeton (home of "Bubbles" Krugman and Bernanke - HaHaHa!) will change the title.
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has been a perfect test for witches for centuries. No witch has ever drowned, as proven by the fact that witches cannot drown, nor has any individual who floated not been determined guilty, as only witches float.
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selective. Did William commit a sanctionable personal attack? I don't think so, but then as I've stated above, my view is colored by my general aversion to "civility blocks", so perhaps other admins will differ.
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controversial admin action at present. I'm sorry, it's kind of a selfish excuse for not stepping up, but I don't really have the stomach for arguing about a block in a politically charged environment at present.
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I've made a lot of judgment calls like that. Often I've been proven right. On some occasions I've been wrong. Most often, I don't get to know with certainty if I was right or wrong. Have you ever read the book
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No worries - I'm kind of relieved, 'cause I was afraid I'd inadvertently done something bad. Don't worry about it. It's almost like this place has become humorless and overly self-serious. Er something. :P
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Thank you for at least giving an opinion on everything and backing it up with the logic you're using to reach a decision. A couple of other admins involved in this request are refusing to do that much.
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to the other admins ... and presented in what I believe to be a very false light. And in any case, your closure of the RfE request is only one five or six issues I wish to bring up during mediation.
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thing at the Clarence Thomas article will work itself out, in your favor or my favor or someone else's favor. Just be patient and keep your 3rr jibes limited, please. I'm not trying to game anything.
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I don't see how a diff could have possibly been chosen to cast my action in a more misleading light. I apologize if I am seeing this improperly, but I do respectfully ask that you clarify this.
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There's no nomination yet, and GA reviews aren't actually supposed to interfere with normal editing. If re-writing some or all of that article sounds like fun to you, then please "be bold!"
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Let me know when you're done with your statistical analysis. I hope you will exercise greater diligence in its compilation than you do hurling appalling accusations at other editors.
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Sure, I guess I don't really feel strongly one way or the other about it, as long as the secondary source is there.
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I just had a glance at it; I don't know why Immunize thinks it's at GA standard-- looks incomplete, poor sources.
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I can't take action myself because I'm an editor of the al-Durrah article. Any help would be much appreciated.
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They have interviewed many notable people, and many major new outlets quote from them. Please look at this:
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really objecting to (which you reverted and I did not revert back). Thanks in advance for reconsidering.
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rather than legalistically mining them for talking points that support your personal view of abortion.
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pure enjoyment or meaningful volunteer service. I'm not really feeling either one right now.
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Thanks! If I could figure out how to drop a star on you - I would. Well done edits!
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Okay, MC, no worries, I can't say I blame you. And thanks for the kind words.Ā :)
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This is reminiscent of what has happened before with another editor.
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OK, I changed the caption. There's more where that came from. :P
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Fainites said he was going to contact you on this. Discussions
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Please feel absolutely free to remove my message. Best wishes.--
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the fat of Jews being slaughtered in Nazi extermination camps
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Not bad. Plus style points for descriptive comments.Ā :)
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pre-emptive strike to game 3RR. Please prove me wrong.
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evidence of Holocaust denialism. Are you aware that
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1953:Ha, well. If you read
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3039:Sock of DPeterson?
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