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717:(EC)The discussion was started at AN/I, not at RfC/U. The RfC/U also has no bearing on whether or not he retains his bit. That's an entirely separate discussion than any outcome at the RfC. If you look at the statements at the top of the RfC, you'll not that that outcome isn't even on the table there. SO forcing the discussion to a place that wasn't setup to handle it is pointless and drama inducing. The discussion surrounding my reasoning for the removal of his bit is a direct result of disruptive behaviour both in bad blocks and page protections. Those things are disruptive and under the purview of AN/I, not RfC/U. This isn't dispute resolution. It's stopping disruption on the encyclopedia.-- 1829:, no entry there. If that user is indeed such a menace that even talking him about is problematic, you as somebody with the required experience should have documented it there. I do not see how I opened any doors, or gave him any ammunition or motivation, by simply hearing his statement and relaying it to the community for an opinion, as is standard for community ban appeals. Again, please do not assume that everybody is as knowledgeable about every banned user as you are; and I feel that you owe it to those of your colleagues who are not to inform them politely and professionally instead of swinging virtual fish about. We 1145:, no entry there. If that user is indeed such a menace that even talking him about is problematic, you as somebody with the required experience should have documented it there. I do not see how I opened any doors, or gave him any ammunition or motivation, by simply hearing his statement and relaying it to the community for an opinion, as is standard for community ban appeals. Again, please do not assume that everybody is as knowledgeable about every banned user as you are; and I feel that you owe it to those of your colleagues who are not to inform them politely and professionally instead of swinging virtual fish about. We 773:
certainly not going to get a block by keeping it at ANI; everyone already knows that. So this brings it back to desysopping...nobody is willing to do so unless there is a process in place, and the fact there is none in force at the moment means that the only body which will desysop is ArbCom. And even that's arguably premature given that you even admit dispute resolution is ongoing (aka RfCU). So...which steward has told you that he'll desysop on the basis of ANI? Or is this just more drama for the sake of drama? I'm honestly looking for an honest answer.
852: 7385: 6337:. I don't agree with this outlook, and it would seem almost "defeatist" to many. We can't let vandals and copyright violators run amok because "we can't stop them". Why take a shower: you're just going to get dirty again, right? I hope you don't think I'm being a "dick", but I remembered this from the last time and it struck me. I still can't see why the IP would edit Balubz's talk page like that: are proxies being used making it inconclusive? Are things stale? Well, thanks again, and have a good New Year :: --> 6792: 5918: 2866: 2823: 31: 6032: 7591:"improved" version, and cascading MP protection prevents upload of a new version with added penises here). If it's not protected at Commons, then a local copy is needed here (then vandals can do what they like at Commons, as it won't be seen by us, as the local file takes priority, protected by cascading MP protection). However, it's been a while since I used to upload MP images (for DYK, back in the day...) on a regular basis, so I may have lost touch with how things work. 7257: 6259: 5991: 11903: 11082:) normally prescribes how often something should be linked in an article. However, I've been a bit lax on that guideline as of late; as long as there is a link on that somewhere within the vicinity of what the reader is reading, I have let a couple of extra wikilinks go; I would say there is a common sense element that needs to be exercised here as to what (and how much) something should be linked. I tend to be more conservative on linking, though. 8125: 6974: 2443: 12362: 11240: 8727: 3022: 1549:
address gets assigned to an uninvolved person, let alone should they edit Knowledge. That seems a little verbose, but that's how I see blocking with regards to dynamic IPs work. You're most certainly not wrong, however, in unblocking previous IPs; I don't do it, as I normally find ranges to block. That's why, with vandals like Grawp or something /b/-related or similar, I'd argue you don't need to block an IP any longer than an hour or two. –
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address gets assigned to an uninvolved person, let alone should they edit Knowledge. That seems a little verbose, but that's how I see blocking with regards to dynamic IPs work. You're most certainly not wrong, however, in unblocking previous IPs; I don't do it, as I normally find ranges to block. That's why, with vandals like Grawp or something /b/-related or similar, I'd argue you don't need to block an IP any longer than an hour or two. –
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address gets assigned to an uninvolved person, let alone should they edit Knowledge. That seems a little verbose, but that's how I see blocking with regards to dynamic IPs work. You're most certainly not wrong, however, in unblocking previous IPs; I don't do it, as I normally find ranges to block. That's why, with vandals like Grawp or something /b/-related or similar, I'd argue you don't need to block an IP any longer than an hour or two. –
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research, and typing can be. I have used the GA noms in the past to get input and realise some do it because they really see their articles as good enough. It's not always a pleasant thing to have someone point out something you disagree with completely. I will say this, as with all my time on Knowledge, I learned a great deal and it has only made me a better editor from the experiance!--
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and the exact time the vandalism happened. The IP department that handles internet communications for the schools can track that edit down to a specific school and even a specific computer and in turn a specific student. Had the same thing happen in my former school here in the US and the school system's IP department did the leg work and the kid got In-School Suspension for it. -
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the same source. (The whole paragraph about the Time Gauge could be seen in the single reference, aside from the minute details, such as Birdo or Wario appearing.). I do see, however, where references are clearly necessary, and I will address those. I was able to find a scan of Nintendo Power, Vol 78, November 1995, where it covers only the NES version, strange enough.
112: 1569:, right? That edit was some 13 days ago. We do not try and punitively block users, that's akin to smacking a cat who peed on a rug 3 hours after the cat did the deed. Moreover this last IP edit seems to be constructive, so for this article, let's wait and see what happens. I already have placed a rangeblock on this edit warrior, not to mention semi-protect others. – 1338:, right? That edit was some 13 days ago. We do not try and punitively block users, that's akin to smacking a cat who peed on a rug 3 hours after the cat did the deed. Moreover this last IP edit seems to be constructive, so for this article, let's wait and see what happens. I already have placed a rangeblock on this edit warrior, not to mention semi-protect others. – 885:, right? That edit was some 13 days ago. We do not try and punitively block users, that's akin to smacking a cat who peed on a rug 3 hours after the cat did the deed. Moreover this last IP edit seems to be constructive, so for this article, let's wait and see what happens. I already have placed a rangeblock on this edit warrior, not to mention semi-protect others. – 813:
an ANI straw poll; even if there is a consensus for it, you or someone would end up probably taking it to ArbCom for investigation, anyways. Hence, I personally don't see much of a point in that, either. Anyways, it's not my board, and I suppose one is entitled to waste one's time there, like we all do at one point or another. –
12228:, is in the best interests in all those involved; moreover, given the current developments which you mentioned above, you may have something to argue on with that, but everything else seems to amount to disagreeing with the AFD close while re-arguing the same points made in the original deletion discussion. – 12588: 12838:
I'm sorry to hear about your bad experiences so far with the reviews. For me, lately, I've actually been failing more GA nominations than passing (but the fails were a while ago FWIW), but that is due to the reviews I have come across. As far as I am concerned, your fails look valid, and I agree with
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That was an oversight on my part. I was not aware of your specific situation and, as a result, I have given back your IP block exemption status. When I checked your underlying IP addresses as part of a review of all users who currently have IPBE status, I originally did not see any problems as far as
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As for reviews: there are actually very few reviews that I can find. GameRankings lists the Nintendo Power review as its only one, and Metacritic has no reviews at all. Only IGN and Gamespot seem to be the only Knowledge-accepted sources I can find. Most reviews I've come across are "reader reviews,"
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First, about references: the references I've supplied do cover the scope of the article– I thought that putting references at the end of blocks of related information would suffice, rather than a reference after every other sentence, as the article might become cluttered with references that point to
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Don't worry about it. You are certainly correct in raising concerns over how RD3 is used in practice compared to the relevant policies in play here. However, I think it's human nature to "defend one's own actions", especially when they have been referred to as "overzealous" and "inappropriate" (which
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There probably is not much a point to close only part of the discussion. I mean, Ncmvocalist has a point, though. Calling for a desysop on ANI is akin to calling for a lynch mob (unless that's the point, then I'll stop while ahead). I say that because nobody has ever been desysopped on the account of
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tag again. I reviewed their contribs and am surprised at the vandalism, especially considering they are advising others on not biting, etc. from their first edit. This is someone socking and fixed at this IP unlike the actual attacker who was using IPs all over the place. Would you mind looking over
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I've noted that he has used two addresses from the 114.79.1.* range and one from the 114.79.2.* range. But I know it's still too early and too small to warrant a rangeblock. It seems that he has been using this particular range recently, based on my list on the addresses he ever used since July last
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That's not a significant issue as far as the GA nomination is concerned, but you can simply tag the images that you already transferred to Commons for deletion here. Just make sure they are truly free images (i.e. PD, as I think they are when I last checked, or CC-BY-SA). Just make sure you fill out
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I'm sure I was correct on the CU results. I mean, one needs to remember that CU is not the definitive be-all and end-all; stuff like this does happen and needs to be checked out by looking at editing patterns and behavioral evidence. That said, you may be right about that it may be a false positive.
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Then MuZemike, if what AA says is true (which I would believe it, same in the US in places) the only choice is to lock those 5 IP fields down for the length of the school block, which I believe is 2 years. They just won't be able to edit Knowledge at all and maybe when they can't do that, they will
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I tend to not worry much about unblocking previous IPs myself personally, especially when half the time I'm normally looking for a rangeblock on repeat IP block evasions. Otherwise, depending on the size of the IP range of a specific pool on a given ISP, the probability is rather high that a blocked
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I tend to not worry much about unblocking previous IPs myself personally, especially when half the time I'm normally looking for a rangeblock on repeat IP block evasions. Otherwise, depending on the size of the IP range of a specific pool on a given ISP, the probability is rather high that a blocked
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I tend to not worry much about unblocking previous IPs myself personally, especially when half the time I'm normally looking for a rangeblock on repeat IP block evasions. Otherwise, depending on the size of the IP range of a specific pool on a given ISP, the probability is rather high that a blocked
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I note that we had 1682 edits from 820 IPs in the 7 178.xxx.xxx.xxx ranges during the last 4 months. I tried to get a count of the edits from 179.xxx.xxx.xxx but my text editor crashed; the file was about the same size, so I think you had a comparable number of edits from the 179 range as from the 7
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Log redaction (outside of the limited scope of RD#2 for the move and delete logs) is intended solely for grossly improper content, and is not permitted for ordinary matters; the community needs to be able to review users' block logs and other logs whether or not proper. Due to its potential, use of
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both articles I wrote, and know Warne published more than Potter books. I don't mind if you delete; If it's stubbed I would rebuild because I have articles linking to it, but won't get to it immediately. Looking at it, it seems to be a summary of information from print sources, but at the moment I
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As long as you are able to point to me what the material is a copyvio of (I know for this sockmaster, most of her copyvios are from print sources), and you have a short stub ready to go, I would probably be more comfortable deleting the entire article and starting from scratch, especially if nearly
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of the article, but it was clear that the edit warring was not stopping after established users (who should know better) continued where the IPs and new users left off. Please continue to discuss the issues at hand on the talk page; also, I recommend keeping such dispute discussions on-wiki, as not
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Well, he's always doing this for a long time now (roughly 3 years) that until someone physically catches him ("beats him up" sounds too brutal) or Indonesia blocks the English Knowledge (highly unlikely), he'll never stop. And while I always wished myself to be an admin just to stop him, I know I'm
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I'll try to take a closer look at the rangeblocks a little later (as I am a bit busy at the moment and only have a few minutes onilne). We actually get quite a bit of unblock and account creation requests (mostly off-wiki requests) from these IPs, but, as you noted, I was not aware either that the
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I checked your range, and I have not seen a single account within the past 3 months which has been blocked, which would have triggered any autoblocks. Moreover, I have seen any sign of any "indef blocked user" which is still evading block on your range. As such, the IP block exemption is no longer
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OK, I don't want an answer to this question, cause the answer outs you and I don't want to know and actually can't know. But if you are a student at this school system, check with your school's IP department. Get the IP information and call the school system's main number. Give them your school
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Can we still do it though? I'd rather legit IPs be able to query me (as is on the page currently). At least BJ won't be able to remove my message, and new users can still query. And honestly, the edits showing up in history don't bother me, frankly I "oppose" if you will, his edit summaries being
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The GAN was closed quite hastily and without notice. Reviewers typically conduct a sweeping review of the article and then give editors about seven days to resolve the issues. If more time is needed but the reviewer feels adequate progress is being made, an extension may be given. You provided no
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working together. Claritas was apparently attempting a "social experiment" through good-hand bad hand socking, and Access Denied seems to have just disrupted the Transformers Project randomly at one point. Also, there's how XXV himself got trolled by Wiki brah. It looks more like they decided to
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I gave plenty of ways to move forward with the article. Many of the issues should have been addressed before re-nominating for GA, which a previous one was already failed three months ago. Nobody bothered to verify anything in the article. Moreover, I had a difficult time following any responses
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Your understanding of the Community is seriously off key; that you pretend that concern is a personal attack is really quite sad. I think back when it was being discussed, I did support a Community process of desysopping but the Community did not come to a consensus so it was not adopted. You're
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Hmm... this is in the deletion log: "2010 August 27 Alison (talk | contribs | block) restored "User:Murdox/GNAA" ‎ (10 revisions restored: It's fine in userspace and isn't the only copy there. If it ever gets enuf WP:RS, we can reconsider but it's no harm here right now.)" So it would seem that
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Actually, it wasn't; it still contained a patently disruptive edit summary in it, and the only stuff that was involved in the diff was said vandalism. That was why I RevDeleted that one (no offense to the person who reverted). Moreover, in the future, users need to be careful not to include the
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I will return again eventualy, but right now I'm going to return to my first articles and bring them up to standard. Taking care of my own house so to speak. I appreciate the advice and think I need to have more patience when dealing with the work of others, because I do know how much work the
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the RevisionDelete tool to redact block logs (whether the block log entry is justified or not) or to hide unfavorable actions, posts and/or criticisms, in a manner not covered by these criteria or without the required consensus or Arbcom agreement, will usually be treated as abuse of the tool.
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Thank you for clearing that up. I thought an innocent IP had gotten mixed into the bunch and caught in a crossfire but I never actually saw that post. I had tried to revert some of the other posts but was beat...I was trying to use "restore this version" in Twinkle which wouldn't leave an edit
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I think it's mostly the files. The articles seem fine. Besides copyright stuff is much more strict with files. No, I can't restore; I was resourceful and I copied and pasted from the cache of the article through a google search. Even though it was deleted it still showed up in a google search.
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I think it's mostly the files. The articles seem fine. Besides copyright stuff is much more strict with files. No, I can't restore; I was resourceful and I copied and pasted from the cache of the article through a google search. Even though it was deleted it still showed up in a google search.
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I think it's mostly the files. The articles seem fine. Besides copyright stuff is much more strict with files. No, I can't restore; I was resourceful and I copied and pasted from the cache of the article through a google search. Even though it was deleted it still showed up in a google search.
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Strange you didn't get a warning, but that might be your SUPA ADMIN POWERZ or something like that (I've never tried to upload over a protected file - mmmm, beans...) My understanding is that, if it's protected at Commons, then all is well (because that stops vandals at Commons uploading a new
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I've blocked both accounts as socks of Pararubbas; I couldn't find any sleepers, though. And no, I am afraid I would not be able to tell you his location (unless you know that he has edited anonymously; you can find from his IPs), as that would violate policy on my part if I did. Thank you,
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to become a productive editor, I feel obliged to at least hear them out. It's exactly because I don't know the background of this user that I submitted the matter to other colleagues for comment. I am much surprised to be rebuked in this rough manner, by an experienced colleague such as you
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to become a productive editor, I feel obliged to at least hear them out. It's exactly because I don't know the background of this user that I submitted the matter to other colleagues for comment. I am much surprised to be rebuked in this rough manner, by an experienced colleague such as you
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I agree entirely, I just didn't realise such cases were normally referred to WMF. Looks like I should not have responded, not that I did anything but say he was blocked for threats and I couldn't understand why anyone would threaten to put someone in hospital over the lack of some links.
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You are right; those pages are easy targets for them; that is the reason I think some sort of coordinated attack has been going on for the past 6 months. I ask you to re-read that diff and see what the intent is, because I think there is a degree of accuracy behind that they are saying.
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If I was calling the shots, I'd let this person just create a bunch of accounts, unblocked, until they got bored. Then I'd block them after they stopped. If they started using the accounts to damage our content, then I'd change that plan but I'm not sure that's their pattern from what I
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I think we both see GA nominations in the same manner – both as ways to provide a way forward for higher-quality articles as well as a way to provide some sort of improvement as a result of outside scrutiny. That being said, a GA nomination is not a glorified peer review (that is what
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First off, apologies for not replying back to you earlier, as I was away for the entire past weekend. Secondly, as I mentioned in the AFD result, there was a clear consensus toward some sort of deletion, in which I closed as a redirect to the benefit of as many people concerned and to
8316:. Yes, vandals are annoying. Don't do what you're doing in edit summaries, though. Since I'm here, to save MuZemike some time I've revoked the editing privileges of the IP address, which seems to have done nothing more than football-related vandalism for two months, for six months. 691:
There is no need to have drama going on at two places at once. I know you don't like how RfC works, but don't accuse me of any wrongdoing when I have absolutely no involvement in this matter besides moving on the discussion at another venue in which somebody else has already started.
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All he ever did was add true, accurate, reliably sourced content to wikipedia. The only reason he was ever banned in the first place is because there are many editors here who think wikipedia should be censored so as not to contain content which is critical of certain politicians.
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All he ever did was add true, accurate, reliably sourced content to wikipedia. The only reason he was ever banned in the first place is because there are many editors here who think wikipedia should be censored so as not to contain content which is critical of certain politicians.
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That's odd, because I was able to upload it myself without getting a "reuploaded with" message or something like that. It's when the image is not from Commons when cascading protection covers it, is that right? If so, then I probably got confused over when it should be protected.
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Also, apologies for the harsh tone after discovering the plagiarism; it probably wasn't your fault, but you can't have any of it. Please consider what would happen, for instance, if a professor caught plagiarism on a paper or essay – that would most certainly receive an "F" or a
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Got sidetracked and forgot to get back. The problem with these kinds of serial plagiarizers and sockpuppets is that everyone starts to seem suspicious. Anyway, thanks for checking. I wouldn't have relished having to work my way through the Alice in Wonderland material as well.
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At this point, I am not going to unblock at this time. CharmedBuffy12 has been causing abuse from all over that range from IPs. As a result, all anonymous editing from that range has been restricted. If people on that range wish to edit, then they need to create an account.
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It's hard for me to tell how many of those IPs are assigned to schools and which aren't, according to the rather vague information given by WHOIS. I don't want to be blocking ranges in which I don't know where they go to, and I definitely do not want to from uninvolved IPs.
6932:... and these change actions require a bureaucrat. I think if counseled, and walked through the procedure, the user will be amenable. As to why I am questioning this...? Well, we have far too few editors who are even willing to concern themselves with topic related to 1815:
is another. Another user (a non-admin) made the same mistake about a month ago in posting a huge thread on ANI regarding a serial abuser, which ended up getting negative coverage off-wiki (Slashdot in particular). We do not need to publicly give these users any slack.
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is another. Another user (a non-admin) made the same mistake about a month ago in posting a huge thread on ANI regarding a serial abuser, which ended up getting negative coverage off-wiki (Slashdot in particular). We do not need to publicly give these users any slack.
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I have vague recollections that one or more of the science-oriented editors have encouraged several academic colleagues (or students, or people they know, or somesuch) to contribute to Knowledge, in some cases via the AfC process. This article was created through AfC
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You failed to strikethrough resolved issues in a timely manner, and even at GAN close, some resolved issues remain open. Striking-through in a timely manner helps GANs progress more efficiently for all stakeholders, and GAN-close-resolution is essential for post-GAN
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Sorry, i don't understand, which blocks were made after which fact? Besides, checking the edit history, i can clearly see that the page has never been protected, and both those IP addresses have never received any warning whatsoever (and this is also the same person
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You're welcome. I understand the backlog is an issue and everything, and I wasn't aware of a WikiProject collaboration. I mean, don't take the criticism to heart, and I hope you can keep going with the improvements from what I have listed so far. The biggest thing
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Never mind, I've found out why you blocked him and declined the unblock request. Please consider making the reasons for your block more clear next time; I was close to overturning your block because it was initially unclear what exactly the problem was. Thanks,
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I went ahead and unblocked that entire range for the time being; there is just too much collateral damage from blocking that range. When the abusive user returns, we will just have to make far smaller rangeblocks so that we will not be affecting so many users.
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With your insane amount of work here with vandalism revisions, page protection, and blocking mixing with always helping out other users with problems, you make Knowledge a great place to be. For that, I hereby award you The Sparky Barnstar. :) Congrats! :) -
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Unfortunately, I don't think there is a way to "delete" log entries from the software. My apologies for the mistaken block, as I thought that message was directed to all editors from your talk page, which made me assume that you made it. Think of it this way:
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And behold, he shall be born of Mary, at Jerusalem which is the land of our forefathers, she being a virgin, a precious and chosen vessel, who shall be overshadowed and conceive by the power of the Holy Ghost, and bring forth a son, yea, even the Son of God.
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especially, for "even thinking about" professionally processing an unblock request. Please consider, next time, that not all fellow administrators may be as well acquainted with all aspects of a banned user's history as you (as a checkuser) may be. Regards,
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especially, for "even thinking about" professionally processing an unblock request. Please consider, next time, that not all fellow administrators may be as well acquainted with all aspects of a banned user's history as you (as a checkuser) may be. Regards,
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is there for a reason – use it. If I see anymore edit warring from you two, I will lock that page down and force both of you to discuss (civilly) on the talk page; I may also consider blocks on both of you for edit warring. Now, please, play nice.
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The fact remains that it is a coordinated attack on all such pages. I am well aware that they are separate people, but we need to be treating this like it is a coordinated effort. Sometimes, very little coordination is needed to launch an attack;
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Actually, overlinking was one of the big things in which reviewers saw I was doing quite a bit the first articles I did when I was relatively new. So you can say that is my motivation to keep the amount of linking down to a reasonable amount.
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I believe I made that block on the behest of another CU (as I did not have CU at the time), who made the check due to possible block evasion on the part of KHamsun, at least from looking at the CheckUser log (which is only accessible to CUs).
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Please don't. It took a long time to oversight all of those. I do think, though, that these blocks are a bit large. Huge rangeblocks do far more damage than an abusive account name that lasts for 15 seconds while a steward fills out the form.
1584:? Do you think some page protection is possible (as in Álvarez, pure and sheer vandalism by anon IP, both from Portugal, so i guess it's the same "user" - i mean the same user in S. Leite)? Again, i leave it in your capable hands, cheers - -- 1353:? Do you think some page protection is possible (as in Álvarez, pure and sheer vandalism by anon IP, both from Portugal, so i guess it's the same "user" - i mean the same user in S. Leite)? Again, i leave it in your capable hands, cheers - -- 900:? Do you think some page protection is possible (as in Álvarez, pure and sheer vandalism by anon IP, both from Portugal, so i guess it's the same "user" - i mean the same user in S. Leite)? Again, i leave it in your capable hands, cheers - -- 1658:
if you like, but I have done this before and there was a consensus to endorse them (though I realize that may change). Even if they are restored, they would still be subject to scrutiny, as she has had a long history of plagiarism; see
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if you like, but I have done this before and there was a consensus to endorse them (though I realize that may change). Even if they are restored, they would still be subject to scrutiny, as she has had a long history of plagiarism; see
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if you like, but I have done this before and there was a consensus to endorse them (though I realize that may change). Even if they are restored, they would still be subject to scrutiny, as she has had a long history of plagiarism; see
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Ok, ya I did that twice in the last few days, it takes more than someone calling me a "faggot ass queer" to upset me. The best would be if users gave 1 warning to the vandals and then they were blocked right away. Thanks for the help!
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Not a problem, I figured that's what the deal was. I made a new section on the talk page with a link to your comments on the FAR, but if you wish to copy and paste your comments you can do that as well. Thanks for the quick response.
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I know it's a bit busy gearing up for the Home Page every day, but my impression is that wikipedia may be ready for a little more nuance; something to freshen the look/feel. I have been more or less underwhelmed with the relevance of
1811:(now deleted). You opened the door for him, not to mention gave him ammunition and motivation, to troll everyone and launch attacks. You could have asked one of admins who have blocked these socks in the past first; I am one of them, 1127:(now deleted). You opened the door for him, not to mention gave him ammunition and motivation, to troll everyone and launch attacks. You could have asked one of admins who have blocked these socks in the past first; I am one of them, 3388:
is out of Virginia somewhere, I do believe, as he edits alot of the same articles I do (and I am in Virginia). Normally operates during the night (I see him alot at night), so he might be on soon or might be around at the moment. -
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Hopefully that helps out a little bit. I hope that someday you can come back and do a couple more when you are up to it. From looking at a couple of your reviews, you seem to point out a few issues that the rest of us tend to miss.
10210:. Finally, while you say that I was "headcounting", I can argue that if I used the quality of arguments and closed otherwise, I would be merely "super-voting". That being said, I'm afraid I have to stand by my AFD close. Regards, – 3570:
The verifiability issues are too great for me to simply place this on hold. What you need to do is go through the article again and check all of the content against the sources given; I gave you a start with about 1/3 through the
4280:... it seems rather a weak attempt to be updated and/or interesting to me. This proposal would attempt to be more intriguing, just as real wikipedians tend to be. I hate to draw the comparison, but I sort of laugh at the way the 2983:
Actually, we don't revoke email access unless it is known that the user is using it for abuse, or in some cases as I do, if there is good reason to believe (i.e. from serial vandals) that email will be abused from that account.
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Just a point of note, recreating an article from a cache without attributing its contributor is in itself a copyvio. I've restored the history for once but would advise Daniel Christensen avoid such recreations in the future.
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Just a point of note, recreating an article from a cache without attributing its contributor is in itself a copyvio. I've restored the history for once but would advise Daniel Christensen avoid such recreations in the future.
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Just a point of note, recreating an article from a cache without attributing its contributor is in itself a copyvio. I've restored the history for once but would advise Daniel Christensen avoid such recreations in the future.
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Well, I normally keep the actual barnstar awards in the talk page archives, whereas I keep a summary of them on my main user page. The other two were directly placed there by other users, and there are no ribbons for them.
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Yes, the IPs are clearly him, and I blocked his range (anon only, ACC still enabled) for 2 weeks. You may wish to get those Commons images deleted and possibly request a block for him on Commons due to repeated copyvios.
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It seems less less likely that a new member of just over two months will be questioned for 23 pass reviews in just over a week than I as a member of several years would get for failing 5 articles in the same amount of
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Another issue with that list is that many of them sound funny in English just by coincidence. I wouldn't be surprised if a number of seemingly-innocent English place names sound just as funny in some other languages.
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The Departmental IPs are sometimes allocated to several schools, more reason to toughen the block settings on said IPs, particularly the one I linked. I'll dig around for other IPs and will report back soon. Cheers,
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Well, given that I had a rather difficult time finding any vested editors that are still around, on top of that the talk page has not been touched since August 2008, I doubt anyone is going to step forward there.
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possible, and I had similar suspicions. However, we cannot check Benjiboi is he is waaaay stale, and I don't think any other CU bothered to check back earlier this year as there was no reason to suspect anything.
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OK, I mean if he's still blatantly spamming or repeatedly adding in copyvios, then feel free to block. CU is very likely not going to tell you anything new, because I think you already figured everything out :)
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According to the banner at the top, Mike is "very busy this week IRL" and you should "contact him by email" if it is an emergency. If this is something any admin can take care of, I recommend going to ANI. -
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check the content with the sources provided. Once you get that done, the rest is rather easy. The article has potential and is already fairly well-writeen – it's just primarily that the verifiability is not
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Even if I attempt to assist an editor and give pinpoint reasoning, show the exact MoS guideline and state out right what is wrong and even provide further reference material....I still get an argument with
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My advice, when failing a GA nomination, is that the best thing you can do is provide ways forward for improvement (unless it is a quick-fail). Sometimes, though, it may be better to place a GA nomination
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Well, besides the edit filter (which I'm sure can be easily dodged), I can't see much other option, unless it's suggested that we just let them continue to vandalize Today's Featured Article incessantly.
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templates and make sure you include the filename on Commons in that template. It will eventually get deleted on en.wiki, but if you have the Commons filenames on.wiki, you won't have much to worry about.
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Hi, Mike. I'm sorry to bother you again, but it looks like this sock business may be more complex. A few days ago, a different account was blocked pulling the same bigoted garbage against the same user:
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Thing is, I don't see any proof that these people even communicate with each other at all outside of this website. Sure, they have some things in common, but, it doesn't look at all like a conspiracy.
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Sorry, me again. Disregard the above, please: it's still not clear what conduct exactly you blocked the user for. I would greatly appreciate it if you could explain your block on the user's talk page.
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12086:. Mike, this range blocks me also and most likely a lot of Internode users. How about adjusting the range ? I have a dynamic IP, currently mine is 118.209.175.41 . I'd never heard of block evasion. 3300: 10632: 9115: 3603:
I have never nominated this article for GA status, and I was pretty hands-off during this GAN. However, I observed your review and thought you might benefit from some feedback. Take it or leave it. —
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No, Neutralhomer, I'm not completely leaving. It's more a combination of on-wiki and RL stuff in which is causing to back off for a little bit. Besides, some users would go crazy if I truly left :) –
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Should be the former. I am not seeing how that one blocked account would be a legit alternate account, given that both were editing exactly the same article at the same time. Moreover, judging from
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I am not going to be changing anything while the article is full-protected. This is a pure content dispute and must be handled as such, which is discussing with the people in question, nominally at
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is the only (and most effecitve) thing possible to do in this case. Don't worry about having frequent vandalism on your user / user talk page; you're not the only one who has to live with that!
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The problem is that there are quite a few users on that /16 range that share the same UAs but have completely different editing patterns to which I cannot conclude anything else at the moment. –
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I'm sorry, that last response was to how I am differentiating the two from each other. As far as that comment above which you referenced is concerned, it's fairly self-explanatory. You got one
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wishes you a Happy Thanksgiving and hopes your day is full of good times, good food, good family, good football, a good parade and a good nap...then shopping tomorrow. :) Have a Great Day! :)
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I mean, once we get more information, development info, etc., we can start one; however, I strongly feel that right now is far too early, given that we only have are leaks, so far. Moreover,
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First, I won't be able to get to it right away, as I will be busy IRL this weekend. Second, you may wish to correct the spelling, as I have a redlink here and don't know what to search for. –
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Thanks for the explanation, but it is still not clear to me which of the edits made by this user or his IP after December 6 warrant a two-week block, and why. Could you please elaborate?
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I see absolutely nothing in that article that can be seen as a copyvio. I'm sure all of the images were, but the article was well sourced and written just as well as any other article.
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I see absolutely nothing in that article that can be seen as a copyvio. I'm sure all of the images were, but the article was well sourced and written just as well as any other article.
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I see absolutely nothing in that article that can be seen as a copyvio. I'm sure all of the images were, but the article was well sourced and written just as well as any other article.
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Ah, gotcha....I would make a ribbon, if I knew how and could make it fancy lookin'. :) OK, no worries. As long as you knew it was there (didn't want it be missed). :) Take Care...
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You never listed any specific issues with the lead, and comments like "I would like to see a little more done in the "Organization and administration" if you can" are too vague.
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Mu, can you also block the IP that left you this warning? They're Kagome 85's ex, and have already been indef blocked under a different name for their harassment of their ex.—
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was uncalled for, I believe, as well as impolite (administrators should never gratuitously call anyone a "moron", even very disruptive banned users). If I see what looks like a
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was uncalled for, I believe, as well as impolite (administrators should never gratuitously call anyone a "moron", even very disruptive banned users). If I see what looks like a
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I'm not seeing any edits to our articles by the accounts in that checkuser report. Is this really something so bad as to justify blocking off such a big chunk of British IPs?
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Note that there are about 50-60 more abusive account names which are not listed there that have been blocked by myself or by other admins and likely locked by the Stewards. –
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Do not endorse that unblock request; it's coming from the same banned user who has been abusing that range for the past several months. This is not the first time, either. –
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You're right. I hesitated as I checked earlier but found nothing. However, I checked again just now with other IPs and saw the clear connection. That IP has been blocked. –
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FWIW, I wasn't aware (I think my last trip to FAR was about 3-4 months ago or something), but I can copypaste my issues on the talk page if that's the way to do it, now. –
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Well, the thing is that both banned users converged (as with two more others several months ago); that should be an Editor XXV sock, from what I see from the CU results. –
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Hopefully I get a chance to read it this weekend. There is a lot of stuff going on there (not like there isn't with the current system of Main Page requests, ITN, etc.). –
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not yet admin material considering what I've been doing here lately besides stopping him. Anyway, I've requested four of those he vandalized today for semi-protection at
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Is that a proper usage of RevDeletion on a log entry, though? I mean, it isn't often that part or all of a log entry needs to be RevDeleted, let alone for that reason. –
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That happened about two minutes before he was blocked and just over an hour before talk page access was revoked. He hadn't been blocked yet when he posted on your page.
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You posted evidence regarding plagiarism without even allowing editors to respond. These appear to be minor issues of plagiarism that could have been easily resolved.
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OK, first, I will compile a list of every abuse account and every attack page so the community knows what we're dealing with here. Note that this will take a while. –
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Well, it's very much possible that it could be two separate people who know each other IRL and working together, but it doesn't look like they're the same person. –
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There is nothing except speculation which is already included in the series article. We do not create separate articles with nothing but speculative information. –
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You did ultimately provide specific grievances regarding verifiability, but not until two days before you closed the GAN... again, not allowing editors to respond.
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Always look at the "Geolocate" link on the Contrib page too, gives some more information. The IP is registered to NSW Department of Education and Training in
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Haven't endorsed or declined, just don't have the chops to parse a rangeblock, nor the tools to peer behind the curtain, as it were. Thanks for the analysis.
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OK, deleted. You may wish to direct the user to the Reference Desk or something, at the "request for peer review" didn't look like it was Knowledge-related. –
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The one you just linked should be fine as PD-USGov. The second one should be owned by somebody; perhaps researching the newspaper company would help there. –
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Hey there, congrats on speedily cleaning up a certain userpage which was unfairly ...visited. Just wanted to let you know your efforts didn't go unnoticed!
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Looking at the MfD, I'm dubious. I don't think the Keep arguments, or at least all of them, are good enough or even based on policy and guidelines, but...
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OK. Basically, there is no excuse for that, and the next time I see you make an attack like that, I am going to block you. Moreover, the discussion page
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Never mind. The range has already been blocked. But let's keep our eyes peeled. (We know what this guy's capable of doing). Sorry to disturb you, BTW. -
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Well, I actually looked at their behaviour. I don't remember any XXV socks trolling in the same manner as Wiki brah. Plus, I've talked to XXV off-site.
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Look, I'm not the boss here and I don't have all the answers. If you think these rangeblocks are the way to go, then I suggest you raise the issue at
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This last IP only edited ONCE in J. Álvarez, and it was not constructive, it was pure and sheer vandalism, although i see your point. And what about
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This last IP only edited ONCE in J. Álvarez, and it was not constructive, it was pure and sheer vandalism, although i see your point. And what about
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This last IP only edited ONCE in J. Álvarez, and it was not constructive, it was pure and sheer vandalism, although i see your point. And what about
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Thanks. It is not an emergency and I think that Mike has personal knowledge of this editor and the situation. It can probably wait till he has time.
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probably tagged that sock as "suspected". No CU backup, you see. I've asked for evidence of the SRQ socks many times and been stonewalled. You want
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links you to odd, irrelevant words over on the right side of the screen once you look a word up. So maybe this is the "anti-In the News" proposal?!
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If you want to unhide that edit, which amounted to a banned user calling another user "a fucking cunt", go ahead; I won't lose any sleep over it. –
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Actually, I did not see that thread at all. There was another suspicious account in which I checked which led to the confirmation of these socks. –
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Both blocked along with the range being used. I am still questioning why he's still banned when we cannot conceivably stop him from editing here. –
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Both blocked along with the range being used. I am still questioning why he's still banned when we cannot conceivably stop him from editing here. –
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You're right that they do not troll in the same manner or behavior, but they are still disrupting on the exact same set of articles nonetheless. –
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was that same year, and unfortunately, it received only one nomination for "Best Play Control" in the Super NES category and was runner-up behind
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I have to clarify something, which may have caused some misunderstanding, hence my edited earlier PS above. Currently blocked "puppetmaster" (
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photo and am waiting on a call back to see if it is full copyrighted or it is non-commerical reuse. Will let you know on that. Take Care...
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Why only three days? The user alone seems to be a long-term vandal as well (his edits only involve the said MO) and was previously warned. -
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Well, they're all over the place, so I'm afraid there's nothing CU can do here. However, I did block one extra sock from his "mobile range",
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There may be a misunderstanding or misperception on my part as to what the main focus of the backlog drive and/or review for GA is about.
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out of rank newness and lack of understanding, and no others. If the Jeff Unaegbu account is indeed Unaegbu, he should be made aware of
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I appreciate that: "Amiel" was being disruptive again. I responded back at the SPI with the quote I remembered from the whole SRQ thing'
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MuZemike? The Community wasn't ready to agree to its own desysop process; if he wants to complain, tell him to go to ArbCom. Don't feed.
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article in Feb 2010 whi is a Liverpool youth player who will need to be either sent to PROD or AFD as its had a lot of subsequent edits
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Urgh! Connection is slow tonight (but only to WP, maybe Dutch servers are stretched) = too many edit conflicts! Thanks for the comment.
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I thought it looked the same type of disputing that had caused me to full-protect all the other Albania/Greece articles a while back. –
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I see the correction has been made. Anyways, what do you mean by "converged"? I don't think those two were conspiring with each other.
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No, it's still on, but I know we're not supposed to utilize it right now. But I didn't know it was only activated for the Mainspace. –
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was never welcomed with the standard template that offers advice on how to work within the community. I'll rectify that immediately.
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was not blocked, then that's fine, though I would recommend some sort of warning and/or a question asking about that other account. –
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It was removed because that is a topic sentence that summarizes the information in the sentences that follow. "Revolutionary" may be
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Doesn't really matter; they both live close to each other, and both need to be blocked on sight, as they were both indef blocked.—
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Glad you are back, hope you though get some RL time to yourself. If you need any Non-Admin help, please let me know. Take Care...
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and talk page history? They are involved at ANI and tweaking ArbCom cases. I'm thinking that it may occur to you who this may be.
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Well, I would argue that's not going to work very well, as the edits will still show up in the edit history for everyone to see. –
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Just look at my talk page every day or two, and you'll find more socks. There has to be something we can do? Daily sock searches?
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Probably because nobody has raised any concerns that his emails have been getting abusive to the point of revoking email access. –
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The other user is on a completely different continent from what I checked. I also wasn't able to detect any proxies or anything. –
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The other user is on a completely different continent from what I checked. I also wasn't able to detect any proxies or anything. –
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The other user is on a completely different continent from what I checked. I also wasn't able to detect any proxies or anything. –
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Thank you. I've removed the newest text. Will have a look at the other accounts as I have time in the next (very busy) few days.
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I can't tell if they were socks of somewhere else, so I say right now that one of them is the sockmaster and the other a sock. –
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I'm afraid I'm not seeing a connection with those accounts to Jake Picasso, after cross-checking with several previous socks. –
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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the
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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the
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Unaegbu he should be counselled to immediately request an account namechange, and to not use any alternate accounts, even if
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is primarily a check on the article to ensure it is of a quality Knowledge; it is not a glorified peer review – that is what
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So do we need to have an MfD on this copy? Or is there a speedy deletion criterion that would apply (I can't think of one)?
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which were registered the same day that some of the others were (and also in 3 minutes they registered 6 accounts). I used
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Well, we can't block any ranges, so requesting semi-protection would be the next logical step if this is clear vandalism. –
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Doesn't readily look like this is him. Let's AGF and see what develops. Looks like more of a coincidence than anything. –
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along with several other socks; one open proxy blocked, and some other IP ranges have now been completely hardblocked. –
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Please take another look that that 2nd verifiability issue, as I might have given you the wrong reference by accident. –
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I'll take the rest of this via email if you don't mind; there is some information I would rather not discuss on-wiki. –
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Well, I've briefly blocked the IP, but there is nothing else on that range which requires anything else at this time. –
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Just did, thanks. Yeah, a CU might be helpful though I actually didn't ask for one as I felt contribs were sufficient.
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I'm kind of surprised, actually; that was over a week. Anyways, I've sent them all to DRV for the community to review
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I'm kind of surprised, actually; that was over a week. Anyways, I've sent them all to DRV for the community to review
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I'm kind of surprised, actually; that was over a week. Anyways, I've sent them all to DRV for the community to review
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photo. It is from the Hagerstown Herald-Mail and is discribed as a "file photo", but doesn't list any copyright. -
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I've checked the block log for /16 and that was only blocked for only 72 hours. And that was last July, ain't it? -
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Ah, and the same behaviour (adding lies and POV/weasel) has been done for the SECOND TIME by a Portuguese "user" in
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is the right call then.... Curious. Seems like v. strong behavioral evidence. Thanks for your attention and best,
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Thanks. You're really on top of things. I was gonna block 99.88.80.0/22 but found at that you already blocked it.
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because many of them were simply snuk in after my writing without any additional signatures or giving me any clue.
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I believe the blocks were made after the fact, so I don't think there is much to worry about here at the moment. –
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Never thought about that, but that could be also. Should I rollback them or would you like to do the honors? -
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Yeah, I'd ask him if he recalls anything on that. In the meantime, I'll run the CU on that current SPI case. –
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I'd tag it, but I'm uncertain exactly what he's been blocked for so I'll leave it for someone else to decide.
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been allowed to create any further accounts, at which point I must conclude that block evasion is going on. –
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I'm going to try two rangeblocks on the two IP ranges involved, as they seem isolated enough to place them. –
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OK, since you took it on your own to restore it yourself, I will be sending everything to DRV, then myself. –
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OK, since you took it on your own to restore it yourself, I will be sending everything to DRV, then myself. –
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OK, since you took it on your own to restore it yourself, I will be sending everything to DRV, then myself. –
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the category. Include any categories which this category would cover, aka "parent categories"; for example,
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Hold on that right now; I'm currently speaking to the blocked user about the possibility of a retraction. –
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open proxies, hardblocks, or autoblocks are concerned; I was not aware that you were editing through the
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No, let's see what happens. We don't want to keep a user talk page protected any longer than necessary. –
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PS, however this ends up getting handled, thanks for all your work investigating and documenting this. --
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If you haven't already, I strongly recommend you take your decision to the broader community (perhaps at
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I understand, though I don't really expect any further trouble there. Anyway, it's no big deal, thanks.
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In any case, let me or another admin know if you want it unprotected, and we would be happy to oblige. –
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I'll defer that to any other uninvolved admin who is probably following that corresponding ANI thread. –
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If you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please suggest it on the
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And don't make veiled personal attacks. You want to debate the merits of the matter at hand feel free.--
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to tie it to SRQ? There is no one more expert in that than me. That's the only way to go, I thought...
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No, you did nothing wrong. Using CU, I can easily tell whether or not to completely hardblock an IP. –
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Try to discuss with him first. I don't want to see a mass edit war over colors over dozens of pages. –
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I wouldn't call the email abusive by a long shot. I was just surprised and curious as i thought being
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If you want. I didn't notice there were previous checks on that until after I started this SPI page. –
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I'll email you the details as I do not want to be inadvertently revealing any private information. –
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It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can
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which are of course, non-notable. I did find one review that seems fair and professionally written
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I'll have to get back to you, as I just discovered something interesting with regards to this IP. –
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It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can
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I've never done this before, but it's not working. Could it have been merged with another category?
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By the way, it's true that SRabassa and Caguas28 are stale, but note who created their user pages.
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I have invited the two deleting admins to make their comments with regards to the deletions here. –
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It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can
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You got some new socks to show me in which I can check? I don't have his range on me right now. –
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Tru dat. Either way, no unblock. if there's another decline, dollars to donuts he signs off with
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Heh, I happen to know her somewhat and think it's better left deleted...trust me. See ya round!
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If you want to get back with me for another review, let me know, and I can take another look. –
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we should really try to encourage editors interested in expanding that field. And I note that
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Ah, and I see the others have no contribs. The IP block seems to be necessary - thanks again.
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Another admin already semi-protected the other two articles, I got the Hugo Almeida article. –
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I went and removed the sentence in the Re-Releases section that you dubbed original research.
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You know what, you folks deal with it, then. I'll be waiting when this continues at ArbCom. –
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Will use PD-USGov on the first (thanks) and on the second, I had to call Chicago as it is a
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Thank you, Reaper Eternal, for the link. I will strike out the socks at the DRV discussion.
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As I said about a week ago, I am not going to restore them, you may contest the deletion at
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As I said about a week ago, I am not going to restore them, you may contest the deletion at
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As I said about a week ago, I am not going to restore them, you may contest the deletion at
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summary of the mess but it is apparently slower than other methods. Thank you for the help.
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Got it. It's also borderline private information, but it looks like RD2 to say the least. –
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for that in which you can raise your concerns. In the meantime, I apologize for protecting
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Also, Neutralhomer, I live in Maryland now, though I did live in Virginia for many years.
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Just back away from the entire ANI thread, go to sleep, have a smoke or drink, whatever. –
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Never mind, another admin zapped it already. I should have copied its contents first. :) ←
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is currently in limbo, so we don't even know if that is going to come out anytime soon. –
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page as an example. Again, the same kind of editing and a very similar IP range (61...).
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No, I don't think so. I think someone made a mistake placing something on that article. –
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It's due to specific CheckUser evidence which I am not inclined to go into any detail. –
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I don't have my mop for the moment--haven't since last summer. Oh, to have it back ...
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Sure. I can't recall if somebody else merged the list or not, but that's fine with me. –
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I haven't been able to locate any scan or excerpt from the December 1994 issue, though.
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can narrow it down without outting himself (like saying Elementary, Middle or High). -
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wishes you a Merry Christmas and hopes your day is full of the true spirit of the day.
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I went ahead and unblocked. It was a terrible block, and I should have known better. –
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Bah, the blocking admin retired. That leaves you. Sorry to shove this on your plate.
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Darnit, I can't pull it up on talk pages. I think it's only on for the Mainspace. –
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Sorry to annoy you again, but an editor added another account onto that case. :/ —
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We cannot do anything about it. They will continue to abuse Knowledge. I'm sorry. –
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I agree, I assume it will happen again tomorrow, right on track, but shit happens.
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I'm concerned of the speed of those edits, like somebody is using a bot of sorts. –
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178 ranges combined. If so, that's about 25 to 30 edits/day from those 8 IP ranges.
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Let's double-check with the deleting admin of those two articles (which would be
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No prob ... I probably would have blocked him had I been one--I'm that rougish.
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Sorry, I meant Pending Changes. It's not very good against frequent vandalism. –
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I mean, I put some blocks on, but that will not guarantee anything whatsoever. –
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I have already spoken to an arbitrator, whom has told me that Peter Karlsen has
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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the
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You are welcome to check how many hits the article got while on the front page
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You are welcome to check how many hits the article got while on the front page
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Have you got another person hacking into your account?!?! Here's the event log:
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Looks like Tiptoety got the easy part, unless you need me for something else. –
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You know what, to hell with this break, since the vandals can't live with me. –
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Individual vandals and how worthwhile certain types of action against them are
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Sorry about that. Somehow, without reading the template, I thought that was a
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from "Adults Only" to "Mature", since that version was still banned in the UK?
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Finally, I have to question the motive as to why this was renominated for GAN
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Rya0211 blocked 3 days (to match the IP's current block) for block evasion. –
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IP has been blocked, along with a few other socks of him that I discovered. –
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Thank you for requesting, Cunard, and thanks for doing so, MuZemike. Cheers,
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that a nominated article be of a certain level of quality before nominating.
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File:Angelina Jolie on the set of Changeling by Monique Autrey (cropped).jpg
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It is possible, but it can only be done in rather extreme situations, per
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disruptive material in the edit summary when reverting (hence rollback). –
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like a declaration of COI, rather than an attempt at deception... and the
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I know, but the /16 covers that /19, so I would have seen it, anyways :) –
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Thanks Brian, I'll continue to monitor activities in my school. Cheers, —
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BTW, please expand the rangeblock to 114.79.0.0/21 instead. He also used
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Thank you. I hate to be pesky, but it's been such a hassle in the past.
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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/St. Mark Church (Stratford, Connecticut)
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OK I understand protocol. I am almost over the shock. But shouldn't the
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tends to swap them without announcement. I'd rather play it safe here.
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Might be, perhaps... but is it really? The edit diff you shared might
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Yes, a classroom collaboration was one of my "harmless" possibilities.
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at the moment and linked into the article. I do know the company from
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Plus, good food, good family and good times. :) Have a Great Day! :)
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This user has been at it for the past two years, including stuff like
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disrupt the same project because they thought it was an easy target.
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I doubt anyone will kick any fuss ... not for an old crook like me. –
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So, I will leave it up to you which one caused the problem. Perhaps
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Thank you; I discovered 7 more socks as a result of that discovery. –
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I can say that the two accounts are not anywhere even close to LA. –
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Hi MuZemike, thanks for the clarification. I removed my objection.
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I am quite convinced that it is Ppwrong. Kindly see the history of
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Hope you have a pen and paper ready, as the following accounts are
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Oh, well, damn! Ok, thanks though...is it pretty much dead anyway?
6840:, that's another sock. Boy oh boy, kind of confusing... Cheers - -- 6210:
It appears that this article is a target of a tactical sockaccount
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 3#ItsLassieTime article creations part 2
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 3#ItsLassieTime article creations part 2
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 3#ItsLassieTime article creations part 2
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Oh, I didn't even notice you weren't an admin right now. My bad. –
6564:) uses a different MO, hence the noting of edits on "sockpuppets" 4281: 593:) for discussion. I don't feel comfortable with these rangeblocks. 11218:
Well, it's the person's first block, so let's see what happens. –
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everybody uses IRC, and we don't want to shut those users out. –
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has been, the IP, not yet. I do believe MuZemike is offline. -
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Unless you are already going to, I can take a look later today.
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I am now but I promise to be a good boy! I won't let you down!
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Intermediate action requested at File:4chan front page 2010.png
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as evident with his puerile harassment campaign against me). –
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Or maybe the IP should be encouraged to open a separate case?
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Hmmm... ok. Would that have been Avraham? He blocked KHamsun.
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Wait a minute, why would a user report his or her own socks? –
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an(other) MfD would be the only valid way to deal with this.
11562:#6 seems to say you could do housekeeping on those entries... 10439: 9741: 9012: 8631: 111: 12578:
I would appreciate your input (Cleanup templates discussion)
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But still, its gonna have to be restarted as I already told
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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
6129:, but everyone's. Anyways, you're welcome. Happy Holidays! – 5934:
at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
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For what it's worth, since Knowledge operates similar to an
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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
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Knowledge:Contributor copyright investigations/ItsLassieTime
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 3#ItsLassieTime article creations
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Knowledge:Contributor copyright investigations/ItsLassieTime
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 3#ItsLassieTime article creations
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 3#ItsLassieTime article creations
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Half million Asian and British IPs blocked for 1 to 3 months
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Regardless, just keep away from his ass. Seriously; that's
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I wouldn't be able to tell with CU, as the account is long
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Hello, MuZemike. Please check your email; you've got mail!
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sock. There was also the lack of "faggotry" in the edits. –
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Hello, MuZemike. Please check your email; you've got mail!
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Talk:2009–10 Big Ten Conference men's basketball season/GA2
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Yep, hopefully I'll get to it within the next day or two. –
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Hello, MuZemike. Please check your email; you've got mail!
11564:(Never mind, I see it's talking about redaction cleanup.) 10803: 10712: 10530: 10053:
Haven't had a chance to check specifically, am working on
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all the edits have been tainted by copyright violations. –
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Also, you're probably right about the WHOIS information. –
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http://en.wikipedia.org/Special:Contributions/92.11.162.96
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I suspect L00076242 may be another Latham sock - created
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Your majesty, it gives me great pleasure to bestow these
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Knowledge:Deletion review/Log/2011 January 31#Jeremy_Soul
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Oh! Is pending changes still going on...or did that die?
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Knowledge:Deletion review/Log/2009 November 15#The Storks
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/ItsLassieTime/Archive
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Knowledge:Deletion review/Log/2009 November 15#The Storks
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Knowledge:Deletion review/Log/2009 November 15#The Storks
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OK, good, because I don't remember what I did right :) –
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Jeff Unaegbu/Archive
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I don't know. It looked like he/she is a one-time user.
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Brucejenner/Archive
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be re-blocked for a much, much longer period of time. –
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article, it was deleted as a copyright infringement of
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If you can get to it great. If not it is no big deal.
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be a little more active in looking for the vandals. -
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 6#Uploads by Susanne2009NYC
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/LaVidaLoca/Archive
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 6#Uploads by Susanne2009NYC
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User talk:MuZemike/Archive 6#Uploads by Susanne2009NYC
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/LaVidaLoca/Archive
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Well that sucks. At least I have the Top 200, though.
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Your advice on how & where to open a can of worms
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conclude that some coordinated effort is going on. –
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Wow - that was super speedy. Thanks for the help! --
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet_investigations/JacobJosephFrank
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Pending changes won't work, or daily sock searches?
3625:(following citation) that supports that statement. – 12815:Fail is NOT as good a term to use as "Not Listed". 11974:
Well, the last MFD we had on that page said "no". –
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/PoliticianTexas
7063:Well, one of the accounts suggests a connection to 5672:That is good to hear. Because if you do stuff like 2518:. Sounds pretty determined to keep socking though. 2055:
Fire....Fire!....FIRE!! Sorry, unleashed my inner-
12522:wants you to edit his ass for some obscure reason. 11781:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/88.241.100.134 10402:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Padmalakshmisx 8314:not writing what you are writing in edit summaries 8096:Spread the good cheer and camaraderie by adding {{ 7216:Got it. Told you we'd be hearing from this vandal 6065:to threaten violence upon anyone online. Period. – 5720:. I think you accidentally deleted my comment :) – 12812:Many, if not most reviews are ending in a "Pass". 6836:Thank you very much Mike, indeed. But you missed 5302:, that might be a normal and expected reaction. – 3134:Since this is open maybe someone could check out 8106:Message received at 22:08, 15 January 2011 (UTC) 7483:MuZemike is a robot, didn't you know that? :) - 7200:If I recall, yes, he was completely unrelated. – 5938: 386:Well Mike? Can you please explain it to me? - -- 11702:I've had to use a West Coast proxy lately, but 11502:I managed to accidentally block myself one time 10226:Confirmed sock still editing through IP account 8104:}} to their talk page with a friendly message. 7270:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Prairespark 6269:edit slightly different articles than normal. – 6765:. I hope this clears everything up for you. - 5588:. I don't know how that'll turn out though. - 12595:, I am pleased to award this special edition 11397:him if it becomes an emergency. Take Care... 10018:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/PhaedrusM 7150:Never mind, it's been done. Thanks though! — 3685:Template:Unintentionally humorous place names 3028:and blocked. Thank you for letting me know. – 2466:, which you recently nominated. The fact was 2284:I suspected as much - keep up the good work. 11934:, created in 1969, was the first product by 7009:'s rating downgrade of a revised version of 1605:It was created by a sock puppet banned user 1374:It was created by a sock puppet banned user 921:It was created by a sock puppet banned user 12186:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Amanda Knox 10199:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Burger Wars 8080: 7195:Questions about a sock puppet inventigation 6797:Hello, MuZemike. You have new messages at 5923:Hello, MuZemike. You have new messages at 3638:at best, but no citations warranted here. — 2972:it would have been a procedural revocation 2871:Hello, MuZemike. You have new messages at 2828:Hello, MuZemike. You have new messages at 11424:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/WPUCU1 11086:has the entire beef on linking guidelines. 10909:) 01:31, 28 January 2011 (UTC)Smokeyfire-- 10400:), which was reported about a week ago at 2954:Follow up to yesterdays ANI on Grundle2600 12220:Looking at the current commentary on the 11918:was updated with a fact from the article 8140:was updated with a fact from the article 7382: 6989:was updated with a fact from the article 6373:technical restrictions we put in place. – 3524:I've fixed it know, I think, at least. -- 2993:Thanx Learn something new every day here 2586:I want to ask you a favor, a Wiki friend! 2458:was updated with a fact from the article 109: 12586: 11807: 8232:Semiprotestion of Sacrifice (video game) 2316:No, I think it's resolved now. Thanks. ← 11824:for your contributions in the areas of 6449:Oh ok. But he edits from a /19 range.-- 6265:on CheckUser results. I mean, the user 4579:is included as a "parent category" for 422:Request for bot for newsletter delivery 241:Per-banned user asking to be reinstated 14: 12649:Talk:Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle/GA1‎ 8158:video game market with its 2000 title 6357:That's the truth. The same applies to 4212:Well, I only deleted one article (per 2534:Reminder - Ninja Gaiden III GAN review 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 11446:Must be a complete coincidence then. 10262:MiszaBot is apparently very sensitive 10221:sorry about the subst on the sock tag 8302:your use of revdel is being discussed 8076:Happy tenth anniversary of Knowledge! 7566:(edited 23:50, 10 January 2011 (UTC)) 6054:Blocked editor with the email threats 2721:Thank you for reviewing this block. 12768:has proven this time and time again. 12583:WikiProject Video games Triple Crown 11897: 11853: 10168: 8119: 8092:Happy 10th anniversary of Knowledge! 7393:The Barnstar of Reliable Deletionism 6968: 5996: 5954: 2437: 547:Special:Contributions/178.111.0.0/16 535:Special:Contributions/178.110.0.0/16 523:Special:Contributions/178.109.0.0/16 511:Special:Contributions/178.108.0.0/16 499:Special:Contributions/178.102.0.0/16 487:Special:Contributions/178.101.0.0/16 475:Special:Contributions/178.100.0.0/16 463:Special:Contributions/117.198.0.0/16 267: 25: 11084:Knowledge:Manual of Style (linking) 8349:Stuffing the nonexistent ballot box 2557:Protected for 3 months this time. – 246:Not at this point, I cannot tell. – 23: 12603:and its hardworking volunteers. – 12162: 11938:to use real electronic components? 11531:WP:Revision deletion#Log redaction 11056: 10404:. I'll make a deeper check here. – 10157: 7878:That's true, I will go with that. 7255: 6790: 6030: 5989: 5943: 5916: 4676:Vandalism reverted: User:Zibran 1 3416:) be tagged as an indefinite ban? 2864: 2821: 850: 256: 24: 12896: 11616:Yeah, I saw it. It's banned user 11264:Blocked on behavioral evidence. – 7310:List_of_terrorist_incidents,_2011 6145:You might find this interesting: 1833:on the same side here, you know. 1149:on the same side here, you know. 12492: 12360: 12159:WikiCup 2011 February newsletter 11901: 11857: 11504:if that is of any consolation. – 11238: 11111:Sockpuppetry from my schoolmates 11065:Re: You've been nominated for GA 10378: 8725: 8338:is not your fault in any way). – 8123: 8001: 7849:To be honest, I think effective 7383: 7337:MuZemike, you're my hero. Mwah.. 6972: 6257: 4577:Category:Jazz ensembles by genre 3020: 2575:Blocked, along with a few IPs. – 2441: 1825:Well, I did look the user up at 1600:Why was the sly old cat deleted? 1369:Why was the sly old cat deleted? 1141:Well, I did look the user up at 916:Why was the sly old cat deleted? 428: 110: 29: 12527:It's indefinitely blocked user 12294:Just lighting this up again. - 11515:(weak grin) Ok, thanks anyway. 11053:WikiCup 2011 January newsletter 10984:No problem! Right, now closed. 8082: 6924:... and the slightly confusing 6026: 4445:Just lighting this up again. - 3328:basically undid the edits that 846: 11393:Sure, no problem. :) You can 11296:of the purported socks, which 8116:DYK for Aconcagua (video game) 7067:, but it was only tagged as a 4614:Captain Fearnought & socks 4397:Seems this has been discussed 2927:Too late! The case is closed. 2429:GAN review of Ninja Gaiden III 1776:User:The abominable Wiki troll 1092:User:The abominable Wiki troll 740:Why are you even listening to 13: 1: 12819:suggested that and I like it. 12427:Another suspected latham sock 12179:To reverse AfD of Amanda Knox 12173:Andrei Kirilenko (politician) 12141:21:07, 28 February 2011 (UTC) 12131:19:11, 28 February 2011 (UTC) 12075:13:27, 26 February 2011 (UTC) 12036:09:01, 28 February 2011 (UTC) 12022:23:55, 27 February 2011 (UTC) 12000:23:52, 27 February 2011 (UTC) 11979:18:59, 27 February 2011 (UTC) 11888:02:50, 24 February 2011 (UTC) 11848:14:54, 23 February 2011 (UTC) 11798:01:58, 22 February 2011 (UTC) 11775:18:24, 22 February 2011 (UTC) 11760:DYK nomination of Love Tester 11750:21:02, 21 February 2011 (UTC) 11726:22:57, 19 February 2011 (UTC) 11698:21:09, 18 February 2011 (UTC) 11664:21:35, 16 February 2011 (UTC) 11649:20:44, 16 February 2011 (UTC) 11633:03:06, 15 February 2011 (UTC) 11595:22:50, 13 February 2011 (UTC) 11574:22:36, 13 February 2011 (UTC) 11554:22:31, 13 February 2011 (UTC) 11545:22:29, 13 February 2011 (UTC) 11525:22:27, 13 February 2011 (UTC) 11509:22:22, 13 February 2011 (UTC) 11488:02:30, 11 February 2011 (UTC) 11456:02:14, 11 February 2011 (UTC) 11442:02:08, 11 February 2011 (UTC) 11007:You were offline, so I asked 10377:you did) However, Ppwrong is 10055:The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle 8202:Short Brigade Harvester Boris 8044:George H. 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