User talk:Floquenbeam/Archive 10

539:, but it was also laced with a strong dose of genuine psychopaths. The self-righteous edit-warriors of today are annoying and sometimes deeply annoying, but there's nowhere near as much outright stalking and harassment now as there was then (despite the exponential increase in the number of people who like to throw the terms around), and the seemingly-endless flood of child molesters and white supremacists finally appears to have abated as well. It's not something that will ever be a slogan on a fundraising banner, but one of the genuinely great achievements of the deservedly maligned Sue Gardner was to turn Knowledge boring enough to feel safe without entirely killing off the spark that keeps it alive. (I freely admit that I didn't expect her to pull it off; by now, I'd have expected Knowledge either to have degenerated into a Reddit-style pit of assholes locked in permanent arguments, or to be under the total control of the Civility Police and be a Citizendium-style ghost town of outdated pages which nobody dares to update for fear of upsetting their owners.) ‑ 12890:

been moved into one of those collapsed sections or that there was a formatting issue with one of the collapse templates that was blanking the rest of the talk page. Then I realized you had deleted the entire section, so I had to go to the history to read your comment to me. I realize using the OneClickArchiver to instantly remove anything on your TP you don't like is in vogue but it is really annoying for everybody else. I think some people have the idea that it makes them look better if they remove sections of criticism or negative feedback and leave just the barnstars and thank-yous, but it kind of has the opposite effect, making people trust you less and assume there's probably more negative feedback that they could find with a little digging into the history. Anyway, I think it's a bad habit, and was probably the root cause of the little misunderstanding you had with Floquenbeam above.

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inaccuracies on her BLP page. He is fixated on deleting content that is completely acceptable. I don't need patronizing evaluation of my contributions to Knowledge. I know what I am doing here. I am also doing some of the hardest things here in actually improving pages and adding content fully supported by citations. I am happy to collaborate on pages with editors who have that same agenda, but when it comes to editors who spend the majority of their time deleting content that took a lot of time and effort to generate, I lose patience. It's very difficult to edit Knowledge and add content. It would be helpful if those of us doing this could catch a freaking break. This has been nightmarish for me, and I really resent the support of this type of editing behavior. -- Erika aka

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the project. But the handful of miserable human beings I encountered in those days are, by and large, still editing. It's a vicious cycle, too; as we lost that critical mass of good people, the remaining ones got much less invested and more likely to leave as well. I mean, a lot of people I encounter here, particularly on contentious topics, are the sorts that I would literally go out of my way to avoid having to interact with in real life. So then why would I want to spend my free/volunteer time interacting with them online? I think a lot of people have gone through similar implicit mental calculations over the years, which is why we're still beset with bellicose pedants and ideological zealots but have lost the people who made this place fun.

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conducting a large amount of looks and reverts. The first notice I gave to this user was a level-1 notice automatically by Huggle. This IP went to my talk page saying my reverts are "kneejerk" when I was only giving the lv-1 notice along with the revert. I make mistakes when conducting reverts but I know to look back and correct it, sometimes I have to get notified by the original editor (like an undo action). I am fine with my reverts being undone as long as the edits are at least in good faith, but it's not something comforting when they come to my talk page and assume what I did was in bad faith. PS: you're replying so fast, always getting in edit conflicts.

6832: 8020:, on both of the pages in question you added content that was most definitely not fully supported by the citations you also added, and some of the content in question involved living people. It's great that you add a lot of content, and that is definitely vital on Knowledge, but verification errors like those are concerning. I'd like to also say that I've tried really hard to be reasonable and honest and transparent with you and what I've received in return is aggression, attacks, and gaslighting, all while not addressing the questions I've asked. Mildly, had you not responded in that way, this whole experience would have been better for both of us. 5751:

but I do enjoy it and think I can offer something to this project. I stumbled across your page and it seems rare (to me, at least) to find someone "high-up" that does not wield power with seeming disregard for objectivity or protect a preferred narrative like a Praetorian guard. Your inviting, laidback tone led me to contact you as I was wondering if I might be able to pick your brain on occasion if I have a question concerning how to best deal with editors that seem more concerned with advancing an agenda than advancing the article? If not, I thank you for your time and the laidback vibe you've offered with your pages. It was refreshing.

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However, I would very, very strongly object to unblocking before the 2 week AE block is up (which, on re-reading your post right before saving, I see you're not suggesting, so skim the rest of this paragraph). Even if you ignore the original Toddst1 blocks (which IHTS believes were unfair, tho many disagree), there's still a long history of this kind of crap, and an early unblock no matter what they're saying would be the wrong thing to do. You'd have to request that at AE/AN, as GoldenRing enacted a solid consensus of uninvolved admins for that block (and then got personally blamed for the block by IHTS).

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then the whole concept of a topic ban is pretty useless. I think you know this, because I don't think you've talked about other AP editors elsewhere (have you?), I assume because you know what would happen if you did. Right? Do you think you could talk about AP subjects or editors on, for example, user talk pages? Or file, say, an AE complaint against an AP editor? If so, you should check with an editor you trust, because they will tell you you can't. Just because your ARCA request is theoretically an allowable appeal doesn't give you a backdoor into doing something you can't otherwise do. --

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started on the talk page before your revert. If you had discovered this yourself, removed it, and been reverted, you'd be making the exact opposite arguments you're making now, and you would not have been gentle in your messages to whoever reverted you. AA's edit summary made it very clear it was a BLP issue, even if they didn't use the magic words. Like I said, people get to make mistakes, but 12 hours later you were still arguing on the talk page, and still saying basically that since this "looks" like a red flag, you don't have to do any more research, it's all on them.

10184:. Even though I won't edit this encyclopedia any more, I'd like to make a contribution by kindly asking you to step aside as an admin, so that other users won't be angered by the kind of behaviour that you displayed in regard to myself. I will not be convinced by any argument that your stepping aside is optional, so I won't respond here. As to further reasons, I noticed that you are keen to dismiss the opinion of an "unknown" user so long as you know that the other may have a job at MIT. It now has turned out that my correction was correct and remains in the article, cf. 2747:. You think you deserve sympathy for being treated shabbily for making a mistake. Sure, I've made mistakes, I don't expect anyone to be perfect. But as far as I can tell, you don't think the IP deserves sympathy for being treated like a vandal by you. You take offense by having your edit called "kneejerk", but you don't show any remorse for reverting this editor and treating them like a vandal. It's the old "internet is filled with eggshells armed with hammers" syndrome. You want to be treated well without treating the other person well. As far as I can tell, you and 7047: 7040: 7230: 11950: 12554: 12082: 8431: 7622: 7582: 6599: 12134: 12092: 11398: 11073: 10719: 9563: 8885: 7600: 6609: 4816: 3196: 2952: 1541: 4109:. The same "you're all jew hating commies" stuff that has infected the site recently. Not sure if it's one loon with lots of free time, or a meme picked up by several loons, but this stuff is everywhere lately. CF already blocked forever, so best I can suggest is ask at SPI or ask a CU to see if there's a range to be blocked. I'm not a CU and am incompetent with range blocks, so I'm afraid I'll be of no use, beyond doing whack-a-mole duty when I happen to be online the same time as them. -- 31: 12544: 12068: 11388: 11063: 10701: 9552: 8875: 7572: 6589: 4794: 3178: 1527: 11250: 9749: 4925: 12123: 7611: 8167: 6961: 7376: 7146: 11532: 11227: 10829: 8993: 7706: 6702: 4877: 3336: 1677: 7306: 7062: 5786:

when two editors disagree, often it comes down to the more senior editor declaring that the others' sources are illegitimate (ie: "Your information is invalid as it comes from ______, which we ALL know is an untrustworthy news page"... Of course, sometimes people come up with info from an obscure blog or something (which is, of course, illegitimate), but I've seen this specious argument applied to reputable and disreputable sources alike.

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something completely different. I was baffled by your responses to Kumioko when he came to your page (on your invitation) and attacked Floquenbeam and then Kudpung. Even if you didn't realize it was Kumioko... well, I have to assume you didn't realize it, since Kumioko is site-banned and you encouraged your interlocuteur to "keep on improving articles" (!). Incidentally I remember very well the lengths Floquenbeam went to to try to

1625: 12745:)? - I had the feeling that something was wrong with the candidate, then did some research and supported, then noticed that he had said something "uncool" about Opabinia regalis (as Begoon termed it), but I was stubborn and didn't change, and now she supported ;) - she is simply great. That candidate did good content work while the RfA was running, - I like that. Stay away, listen to music, - off for rehearsal, vacation is over. -- 12273: 11559: 10864: 9696: 6732: 10515:. There was a time I would have agreed. There will, no doubt, be a time in the future when I agree again. Right now, though, in spite of the angel on my shoulder telling me you’re right, I do kind of appreciate people mocking someone saying stupid things about me, you know? Like, in some way, we're a little too tolerant of people being jerks? I know I shouldn’t. So thanks everyone, but yeah, WK and 28bytes are probably right. -- 8079:

dismiss good-faith concerns with "I know what I'm doing and you don't", or "you are obviously a troll and sockpuppet", or "you are harassing me". If you want input on how an article is going to turn out, you need to discuss the article on it's talk page in a good faith manner with other good faith editors. Ca2james has done nothing to lead me to believe he is not editing in good faith. Please dial back the aggression with him. --

12391: 11685:, from under the bus: I normally continue where a thread started, here the discussion (about do we have to subject names of foreign churches to English rulez?) on Main page errors, but that was archived (as soon as the DYK hook that caused it left the Main page). There's another thread with a similar question on my talk, in case you want to comment. I think that it's sad not to know Idstein, and I think Floq agrees ;) -- 7450: 7443: 5550: 12242: 5746:

neither the time nor the stomach for arguing ad nauseum. As a result, I have gravitated towards copyediting and doing minor things here and there until I am strong enough in WP policy to be able to stand my ground on an edit in which I believe. I am somewhat apolitical, but it seems how one describes anything has become a political issue. As an FYI- I'm not perfect and can/have/will make mistakes. I usually value the

4601: 7299: 2530:, you made a mistake; "owned by" makes zero sense, and "rival" does", you'd have saved a lot of heartache. I'm not saying you're obligated to do stuff like that and they aren't; they were clearly acting dumb. But think how much happier the last half hour of your life would have been if you'd done that. When adults interact with kids, you have to make some allowance for the fact that you're interacting with kids. -- 12569: 12149: 11425: 11112: 10746: 9607: 8920: 7633: 6636: 3251: 1576: 2265:) and when, inevitably, situations arise in which people are offended or upset or annoyed about something said, his reaction is to evade the issue, by saying things like "chill out" and "back to mainspace". This approach may work well in many situations, but it is also likely to engender grievances that then go unresolved. For someone in a position of power within a collaborative project, this is a problem. . 5394: 10345:, by creating an account here (oh the audacity!). Many winters from now, when Nukilar War has devastate our planet, younglings will cower around fires in caves, whilst their grizzly elders tell them of the long-lost wickedness of MissedCall and Flowbeamthing. I rest my dubious case. (P.S. I claim copyright on this far-fetched fictional tale but I license it for reuse by anyone and for any purpose). 7174: 920: 2370:

they aren't notable. Or to save time, ask on the article talk page what's changed since the old AFD; if you're convinced it saves the hassle of an AFD. I also don't have too much of an opinion on which name the article should be located; when someone changes their name it takes time for sources to reflect that, and so it isn't a cut and dried decision. I guess it would be the most common name

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compliment you on your writing skills and dedication. A big achievement does not cancel out being a jerk; if anything, it sullies the achievement. I want to be clear here; I'm not upset at Kumioko; he is broken and can't help himself. I'm upset with you, Ritchie333, for enabling it. If the next words out of your mouth are not "I'm sorry", then don't bother posting here again. --

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don't think you're gullible for only giving him the week off in this instance. Given that what brought him to ANI in the first place was the AfDs, there's a way of contorting matters to suggest that anything else wasn't at the same level of seriousness. Nonetheless, I'm pretty sure everyone would agree he's on an exceptionally tight leash from the start of next week onwards.

9412:. While I didn't use the template, I explained the same info in words. Unblock requests have to be taken to ArbCom or the functionaries list. I don't want to get into the specifics of why I suppressed the ANI thread, except to say that a ran the suppression past other oversighters on the functionaries list, and there was unanimous support for suppression. -- 7949:

so if I'm wrong and things get worse instead of better, and I don't seem to be doing anything, then I suppose a trip to ANI would be warranted. I really hate to suggest that, but there's not much of an alternative for behavioral issues. Even before hitting "publish" I feel like this is probably a cop out. No real time to do more this morning tho. --

2329:. They also redirected the article Danielle Bregoli to Bhad Bhabie. The sources used in the Bhad Bhabie article all use the name Danielle Bregoli, and only three of the sources even mention "Bhad Bhabie". This is a very active editor, and there seems to be a strong appearance of gaming-the-system. Could I get your opinion? Thank you. 4552:

article after one user vandalized; I'd prefer to just block the vandal. However, it's been nearly 12 hours without vandalism, so they appear to have stopped, and so I also don't want to block a likely dynamic IP when the vandalism has already stopped. If signficant vandalism returns, you can revert it, warn the user, and report them to

12623:. This generally means that within the body of an article, you should not link to Wikinews about a particular event that is only a part of the larger topic. Wikinews links in "external links" sections can be used where helpful, but not automatically if an equivalent article from a reliable news outlet could be linked in the same manner. 10337:, this happened around the same time that you, MastCell, began editing as an underling on the Knowledge. We should have seen the signs back then and demanded that the Old High One should cast you into the ether with the other malcontents. Here and now, j’accuse you, MastCell, of precipitating the downhill acceleration of all that was 6987:

indirectly on this encyclopedic project, whose ideals are surely carried by both of our hearts. I'm hoping I have not fallen in your esteem to the level where "no hard feelings" can no longer ring true, because I highly respect you and your dedication to Knowledge, and I sincerely wish you and your loved ones all the best for 2018.

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turning into a whole "misuse of tools" accusation; there are too many morons who frequent AN/ANI and would side with the troll. I would certainly not object if you or any other admin disagreed and revdel'd it, but I'm not going to. If there are other places besides Ritchie's talk page you had in mind, feel free to email me. --

11551:) to be discarded. If you attempted to send an email to the Arbitration Committee via Knowledge between May 16 and May 31, your message was not received and you are encouraged to resend it. Messages sent outside of these dates or directly to the Arbitration Committee email address were not affected by this issue. 10325:(whom I shall call The Old High One) did walk amongst us, teaching us the Way of the Wiki, arbitrating our differences of tuppence opinion, and spinning off Sister Projects. The wise sages of today recount that the Great Decline began in the torrid summer of '06, when the wizard began preaching the philosophy of 12228:

user group. Bureaucrats and stewards will be able to grant this right per a community-defined process. The intention is to reduce the number of accounts who can edit frontend code to those who actually need to, which in turn lessens the risk of malicious code being added that compromises the security

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I don't do UTRS, but from the timing and from the fact that MC is involved too, I imagine this is Hidden Tempo, probably asking to appeal their community ban, which will no doubt consist of asking to be shown the "missing evidence" yet again. Do whatever you think best, keeping in mind that they have

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I've never been able to navigate the UTRS interface. If they've agreed to stop pasting a copy of GoldenRing's RFA opposes in lieu of an unblock request, and agreed to stop violating their topic ban, then I don't object to restoring talk page access for an on-wiki unblock request for the indef block.

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at that talk page, I hold out some tiny bit of hope that sharp edges will get smoothed away with a little time without admin involvement, and Ca2james doesn't seem to have been intimidated. I've watchlisted the article and talk page, and will try to keep an eye on it, but I'm not around a whole lot,

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Old Marley was as dead as a door-nail. Mind! I don’t mean to say that I know, of my own knowledge, what there is particularly dead about a door-nail. I might have been inclined, myself, to regard a coffin-nail as the deadest piece of ironmongery in the trade. But the wisdom of our ancestors is in the

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JFG, ignoring the tone of your reply to Floquenbeam, what exactly do you find so "out of line" about his comment, exactly? To me it reads as him stating that the US has a lot of misogynist racists and other horrible people, an assessment that I think many, many, many people throughout the world would

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How, in your opinion, is the best way to demonstrate the legitimacy of your sources (and thus, your position) if another editor flat-out declares that Reuters (or whomever) doesn't fit their view and cannot be accepted as a source? I'm not looking for an issue and I genuinely assume good faith, but I

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of thought almost as much as the correctness of the assertion and I'm, admittedly, a bit overwhelmed by the nitty-gritty that can sometimes be required to make a simple edit if someone out there who's been around longer doesn't like the source. Truthfully, I've considered that maybe WP isn't for me,

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Almost looks like it was taken from the J'berg place's patio? (although a quick look at Google maps makes me think Rüdesheim is on the wrong side of the photo for that to be true.) Lovely memories, indeed. When I win the lottery and retire for a life of leisure, on of my 10-15 vacation homes is going

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For the record (and this is the extent of my "competence"), the reason I closed it rather than deleting it is that, on a whim, I clicked on the button of the MfD tools box on the MfD edit screen and, to my genuine surprise, found that it actually contained step-by-step instructions for closing MfDs.

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I appreciate the attempts at apology, but remain concerned about very new editors, and/or editors with significant past problems, both of whom aren't too clear on how Knowledge works, doing recent changes patrol. In particular, you folks are going to need to lose the "most IP's are caught as vandals"

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ArbCom is well aware, I'm sure. From what I understand, it's hard to do much without hurting a lot of innocent good-faith editors. I could have oversighted some of it myself; I just don't see the point. Sorry, I should have checked to see if you wanted me to. It's not Kumioko's comments that bother

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My husband teaches a fresh-faced batch of students at the local college every year. He is repeatedly having to modify his lectures to incorporate "touchstones" that they can identify with, making the passing of time visceral for the both of us. Last year in his Drugs and Behaviour course he mentioned

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Thanks for your message on my Talk Page. I apologise for that... I don't know why, but I guess voicing an opinion on that noticeboard just came to me from reading reports. I'm gonna do my best to avoid doing anything to that page. Reading it - Yes. Anything else - No. You will ensure I stick to this,

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Hi, I replied to your ping in the RAN ANI thread but you may miss it, buried part-way through the thing as it is. I'm not happy, even more so now because he seems to have been able to engage in a lengthy email conversation with someone but is unable to edit WP. But I guess I have to be pragmatic even

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On the Requiem talk page (and then ANI, and then Jimbo), an IP indulged in dated fights, which died down when Wikimania began. The similarity is that the same question came up: who's behind it? Someone going to ANI and Jimbo is no innocent IP landing in a dispute they don't know about, as I had first

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Thanks for the DYK links, Gerda. Unfortunately, I don't know the RFA candidate well enough to comment without research, and don't have time/inclination to do research. Depending on how it ends up going, and how it "should" go, I don't get quite as worked up about mistakes being made at RFA as much

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Flo, you no longer need an account. If you click on the link for English Knowledge and then hit "Allow" when the box pops up, you should be able to see the request. You might would have cared about this because the requested unblock of a certain IP might have meant that a certain banned editor could

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Oh dear oh dear. Your invitation to rejoin the project must have met with a mishap at the post office. Incompetents, all of them. In the hope of rectifying the oversight, the WMF has authorized an extraordinary expenditure to send you an engraved invitation, delivered on an equally engraved platter,

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Thanks for making me smile twice within minutes. DYK that it was me who asked if we could have women for IWD? If you want to see my latest vacation pics, turn to my talk and click on "the desert", - I took most of them, and know the fish already - thanks to 3 wonderful colleagues - but didn't get to

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This is a collaborative project, and interacting with people who disagree with you is required. I am not saying he is right and you are wrong in any dispute, but I haven't seen him say anything that is obviously unreasonable, and I have seen you say a lot of things that are unreasonable. You can't

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appear to me to be a clear breach of the civility policy and likely fall under NOTHERE as well: she belittles a "new editor" for challenging unverified information about a PR firm; refuses to engage with any of his polite, concise, policy-based points; and, when he refuses to go away, accuses him of

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was the final straw. This wasn't about a single use of a term, and a lot of communication has already taken place without the involved user making the effort to listen. Personally, I will block any editor that issues legally worded ultimatums without prejudice, when these two criteria (clarification

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Lumping all Muslims into a basket of violent extremists, or all Mexicans into a basket of drug dealers and rapists, or all African-Americans into a basket of violent ghetto dwellers, or all anti-Nazi protesters into a basket of violent antifa, or lumping all victims of sexual assault/harassment into

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If you know G4 doesn't apply, I don't really have an opinion on whether this person meets A7; in a sane world, she wouldn't, but God knows why internet memes become internet memes, and I'm not up to speed on how they're treated here. If this is not a G4, then you could try AFD #2 if you're convinced

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page isn't protected, so this wasn't done to get around a page salting. I'm not saying they're always right or anything, but all in all, my guts says there's no bad faith involved. I see articles have been continuously recreated at various names by multiple new accounts, meaning there might be some

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certainly be revdel'd, because it's a post by a banned editor, but (a) Ritchie specifically added the comment back (!!) when someone else removed it (I hadn't noticed that), and there are dozens of intervening edits by others in other threads, so I'm not comfortable with that either, I don't want it

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Well, let me amend that slightly, so I don't give the wrong impression: I'll "help" in the sense that if I see you commenting there, I'll remind you of this discussion rather than running to ANI. But I'm not online often enough, and don't frequent ANEW enough, to keep a close eye on it, and anyway I

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Sitush, I don't have much time to look and see how things are going on that thread, but didn't want to just ignore you here. I'm semi-familiar with BLP and copyvio issues Iridescent raises, not aware of previous history of this kind of behavioral issue. I hope I made clear my warning didn't preclude

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it might be clearer (although it was a horribly complicated case); the TL;DR summary is that RAN used the quote= parameter in citation templates to dump assorted copyvios and biased commentary into articles, arguing that because the footnotes aren't part of the article they don't need to comply with

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How were you supposed to know which ping I was referring to? There is no way to interpret my very clear message about your talk page ping as a message about your ARCA ping. For one thing, I specifically mention you deleting the thread in which you asked the question. For another, my note on your

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Y'know, I know my opinion isn't any more important than anyone else's, but just in general, I find our widespread and endless riffing on other people's unhappiness to be in poor taste, even when that unhappiness is self-inflicted or "deserved". The people behind posts like this are still people; do

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Hmmm... I see the evidence page is kind of dying on the vine. I can't argue that Joe's temper isn't too hot and too quick, and he's been unfair to MrX. I don't really have any evidence to add in his favor except a character reference (I assume you don't take those). But I'm certainly not going to

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is making similar disruptive edits as well and I am sure they are the same person. I know you are semi-retired so they were also reported to AIV however since you blocked the first IP I wanted to let you know. As well, the admin at AIV might not know the connection between these two IPs. Thank you

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I didn't understand the sockpuppet allegation but having read a certain Knowledge criticism site I see that someone has said that I must be a sockpuppet (a "bad-hand" account) for rather ridiculous reasons. I welcome an SPI investigation if anyone really thinks I'm a sockpuppet. I'd even be willing

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I have almost 60,000 edits. I am not a newbie. That said, it's pretty clear that Ca2james, with less than 3,000 edits, has suspicious edit patterns to indicate a sockpuppet account. He is harassing me on my talk page. He is deleting content when the subject of the article has expressed duress about

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p.s. I do appreciate you only reverted once, and told the other two to stop reverting on the IP's talk page. It's not like you're a horrible person. But I just think acknowledging to the IP that you were wrong, and saying "sorry for the warning template, my mistake" would have been a good thing to

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BTW, I mentioned in my reply that Johnuniq apparently knows something about a long history of troublesome behaviour, and Iridescent has just intimated the same on their talk page (not pinging Iridescent deliberately, per their note). AS far as I can recall, this is the first time RAN and I have had

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have far fewer interesting, sane people. I think it's the changing ratio that you're perceiving. If I look back to discussions I had on article talkpages or my user talkpage 5 or 10 years ago, I'm overwhelmed by how many interesting, smart, dedicated people were active back then and have since left

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It appears some have totally misunderstood my appeal whereas other comments represent typical opposition pile-ons...kinda felt like I was at an RfA. Whatever - we're losing content creators, GA/FA reviewers/contributors by the score but easy come, easy go...right? My first ping to you from my TP

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and clicking the button labelled "Contest this speedy deletion". This will give you the opportunity to explain why you believe the page should not be deleted. However, be aware that once a page is tagged for speedy deletion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion

9316:). Personally, I think it would be probably more convenient if you could access the UTRS interface, in this kind of cases when you are the administrator that turned off talk page access (so that you can keep track of the conversations). But I understand it's unnecessary, just my thoughts. Regards, 8056:

It looks like you have almost 44,000 edits, actually. But Ca2james has been here long enough that they are not a "newbie" either, and anyway we don't decide who is right in a dispute by counting edits. There's a pretty strong consensus here that you can't just accuse someone of being a sockpuppet

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I understand your point, but I think it's unfair to compare this case with Tony1 (if that was what you were implying). Yes, new editors are easily discriminated against, and "experienced editors" are given the benefit of doubt. I hate that, too. But reading through this user's contribution history

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I've caused this year to end on a chord of disappointment for many, but I hope that despite my mistakes and the differences in opinion and perspectives, and regardless of what the outcome is or in what capacity I can still contribute in the coming year, we can continue working together directly or

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Not sure you've seen his "reply to the reply" after the deletion of your latest message, but I'm impressed that he'd suggest that your warning had been anything less than abundantly clear. I suppose the absence of the actual text on his Talk page makes it sufficiently ambiguous...For the record, I

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On a side note, that recent report you handled regarding Lord Aseem - Have you talked to Oshwah about his claim that he reviewed the page, along with one other? And also... the article in the report - is there a possibility the user is connected to an IP User who got reverted several times for POV

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I was going to comment on your page, but it seems the thread has been deleted again. I got pinged to your TP yesterday and spent a couple of minutes trying to find the thread, searching in the (long) table of contents that (by the way) lists all those sections that are collapsed. I figured it had

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Every possible permutation of ways one could violate a ban haven't been spelled out specifically on a page somewhere that is a simple link away. You are complaining about MrX's edits in the AP topic area. Doing that is editing in the AP topic area. If that was OK for someone who is topic banned,

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to English Knowledge in July (previously scheduled for June). This will cause the block of a logged-out user to be reloaded if they change IPs. This means in most cases, you may no longer need to do /64 range blocks on residential IPv6 addresses in order to effectively block the end user. It will

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Health and family are the important ones, everything else is noise in the signal. For me, health and family fine as well, but work is particularly stressful. I can understand retiring - it really can be a horrible place sometimes - but also understand how hard it is to do forever, so maybe they

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All well is asking to much. Health fine, family fine, a FAC failed (minor problem, was intended for 2026), saw two blank talk pages in the last few hours (major problem, Cassianto - happy his day today or I might not have noticed - and someone else), too many great people in recent deaths lately,

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I've finally reached the conclusion that I don't think unblocking at all, ever, is wise, but I don't feel as strongly about that as I do about the AE block, so I won't object to another admin reducing the indef block if they honestly think it is best, and there are conditions that IHTS explicitly

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Thank you! Good advice. I assume good faith and thankfully not had any tumultuous encounters. I'm not thinking of any particular editor or anything, I've just seen on talk pages some ganging-up in terms of what is and is not "legitimate." I like the discussions concerning edits, but it feels like

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It looks like only one of the IP's you reverted was actually vandalizing; the other appears to have just been adding unverified information. Most of the IP editors on that article appear to be productive, or at worst, editing in good faith. I don't really want to semi-protect an actively edited

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I'm standing by the close; i don't see the point of arguing minutiae like whether you guys don't like each other, or don't like what you're saying about each other; or whether you said you knew his motivation, or only repeatedly claimed his edit was a "red flag" for having such motivations. Those

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interacted with them before this thread. I responded to bald-faced, incivil accusations wrongdoing by pointing out how wrong it was in direct terms, with evidence. The frustration I imbued into those responses was justified, as TParis' accusation of gaming is just so bizarre; as if I conspired to

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to English Knowledge in June. This will cause the block of a logged-out user to be reloaded if they change IPs. This means in most cases, you may no longer need to do /64 range blocks on residential IPv6 addresses in order to effectively block the end user. It will also help combat abuse from IP

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consider it likely that I may run into a stubborn editor at some point and he who best knows the ways of Knowledge seems to fare the best in gaining consensus. So what is the standard protocol for gaining consensus when the other editor appears immovable in their assertions? Thanks for your help!

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Are you suggesting that ANI threads about content disputes should be taken seriously? At the time the ANI thread was opened, I'd checked our article on AiM, checked RSN for mention of AiM, and been supported in my revert by two other editors. No evidence or even compelling arguments that AiM was

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Well, I think you're generally wrong on all 3 points. In a nutshell, that was a poor revert; instead of trying to parse the possible red flags, you could have spent, I don't know, 15 seconds to realize what kind of site AIM is. Or left it out of the article pending discussion, which had already

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This is so true. My impression of the past when I first started was a community with open arms and shares the genuine joy of working together; nowadays, it appears to be more of silly cliques engaging in open warfare. Perhaps it is a reflection of the changing political atmosphere in the past 10

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For the sake of clarity - I didn't delete anything, I simply archived it so as not to attract tps to the discussion while the ARCA case is ongoing. I certainly don't want to encourage discussions about a t-ban topic so it's best to just avoid it. Sorry if either of you had trouble finding the

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that his 2012 edit to my userpage led to the subsequent gradual and ongoing six-year decline in the quality and cluefulness of the Knowledge "community", but I can't disprove it, either, so let's assume it's true. (That's the scientific method, as explained to me by Knowledge editors on various

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Hi Floq, I'm a relative newbie and I love the idea of WP. On one hand, pooling our collective knowledge is a noble, beautiful endeavor. On the other hand, however, it sometimes brings out the worst in people. I do this for fun and to help in something that can be of use to everybody and I have

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At the time of reverting, I was looking up recent changes on Huggle and there were a relatively high level of vandalism edits going on. Not that I'm using this as an excuse, but when I try my best to identify vandalism in a short time, it is inevitable that I misidentify edits as vandalism when

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page, you might as well let them get on with it and thank them for stopping by, because otherwise they'll only do it on Wikipediocracy? Is that really your opinion? Who cares about being attacked on Wikipediocracy? I know I don't. To encourage an abusive troll on a talkpage here on Knowledge is

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Is it my imagination, or has WP been relentlessly taken over by people you would never want to go have a beer with? When I first started, almost everyone I ran into seemed interesting; quirky perhaps, but generally decent humans. Now everywhere you turn there are uniformly horrible people, all

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On behalf of all trolls and other magical creatures (myself being a fictional mascot for frozen foods), I am requesting a 10,000-page Official Report (rubber-stamped by Jimbo and the gang), in quadruplicate, to confirm that neither said harlequins nor unicorns were harmed in the making of this

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Sure, feel free to ask for an outside opinion, though it may not be as insightful (or timely) as you might hope. Probably the first piece of advice, though (and I imagine you know this), is "don't assume people who disagree with you must be trying to advance an agenda, at least not at first".

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I could not care less if Kumioko is going to complain about me on Wikipediocracy. (Last I saw, he was banned from there too, but maybe that changed.) Or one of the more pathetic WP-focused sites for defective humans out there. Or via email to whoever made the mistake of giving him their email

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I don't speak that way very often. I am quite aware I burn up a certain amount of accumulated goodwill when I do. If I spoke that way frequently, I imagine I'd be blocked in short order; accumulated goodwill burns up quickly. Knowledge is based on the ideal that people with actual souls are

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to be friendly and sympathetic with a banned editor who is actively talking shit about me, and your response when called on it is not "I'm sorry", but "I'm writing articles, how come you guys aren't writing articles", or "Hey look at my 100 GA's!", it's pretty hard to turn the other cheek and

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It's not against policy to be an SPA, and I don't think NOTHERE applies (that gets thrown around too much). They're certainly disruptive, and a 1 week block might have been somewhat lenient, but if they don't significantly clue change their approach when the block expires, I'll block indef.

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OK, so a mistaken reading of the diff, as I suspected. That happens, not the end of the world. I am concerned that you're worried he is not being neutral, but don't recognize the possibility/likelihood that you are not being neutral in the other direction. Something for you to think about.

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I guess. Let me reword my thoughts: I think your point is no clear legal threat took place at the time of the block, because it involved copyright complaint. It's been established that the good practice is to clarify the intention first. The way I saw it was the copyright complaint has been

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on BBC One, which was later reverted, and then added in information that was unsubstantiated and untrue; I watched the episode, and what they put in did not match what was broadcast, except for a small detail that was true, but not needed. Could you do me a favour and put the article into

3962:, and made edits that have been reverted as not useful about 80-90% of the time (I'm going thru some more and finding others I'm having to revert, so that % may go up). I've seen this dozens of times before. Slow down, and don't get in over your head, or you're going to end up blocked. -- 178:

A couple points. First, if I'd wanted to focus this above on anyone in particular, I would have pinged them. Next, if I thought you, or any other admin, was deleting stuff over the writer's objections because of personal dislike, I'd be at ANI, not commenting on your page. Third, and most

11503: 6763:. It is requested that all administrators take some time during this month to help clear backlogs wherever possible. It should be noted that AIV reports are not always valid; however, they still need to be cleared, which may include needing to remind users on what qualifies as vandalism. 7943:

My warning last month was related to a specific unacceptable personal comment she repeatedly made that was then revdel'd by another admin. I didn't mean to imply I would block her if she was ever rude to anyone again. While I'm really not impressed with the way she's interacting with

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You said you understand about getting pissed off so you won't warn about the insults: Really? Repeated personal attacks against an editor who explicitly stated to be open to changing their mind over a single revert with no effort put forth to actually change that editor's mind until

2871:. I would like to encourage you to continue with your constructive edits and I would also suggest that you create an account as most IPs are caught as vandals. Thank you for your edits and if you continue with your constructive edits, you might become an administrator in the future! 3460:

filing an ANI thread over a content dispute is understandable? This is not an 'interpretation' of mine about the series of events, either. I can show you all the diffs with timestamps. I'd also note that Anarcho attacked SlaterSteven for, essentially, agreeing with me that the edit

11266:(Craig Franklin) passed away in mid-April. Lankiveil joined Knowledge on 12 August 2004 and became an administrator on 31 August 2008. During his time with the Wikimedia community, Lankiveil served as an oversighter for the English Knowledge and as president of Wikimedia Australia. 691:

This is awkward but I didn't read that page i only read the begging and thought he removed the lines which was disrespectful to his country. Yep this is awkward.. and when I requested from him to not use al jazeera as his source, I requested him and I said " request not an order "

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Yes, I'll help you stick to it. Thank you for the reply; I was worried when you deleted the message that things were going to get worse. The improvement of video game articles sounds like a good plan. And to be clear, I think Only and I both understand you were trying to help.

10656:. World's Lamest Critic had outed someone in February, 2018. He outed my friend Joshua Boyle, in November, and edit warred about it. While they have been indefinitely blocked, I strongly suspect someone that dedicated to violating our policies was/is also a sockpuppetmaster. 12596:, or edit other user's personal JavaScript and CSS. The intention is to improve security and privacy by reducing the number of accounts which could be used to compromise the site or another user's account through malicious code. The new user group can be assigned and revoked by 11499: 11188:

that reloads the block if the user changes their IP. This means in most cases, you may no longer need to do /64 range blocks on residential IPv6 addresses in order to effectively block the end user. It will also help combat abuse from IP hoppers in general. This currently only

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I'm afraid I don't have much time to investigate properly, so I'm assuming this is not a common behavior and issued a warning. If they do this kind of thing a lot, let me know and I'll block. I don't see any obvious relation to what I revdel'd from your talk page last night.

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that was a ... pretty odd thing to happen accidentally, but Knowledge is full of odd things. I recall from when I left that message that I hadn't seen any vandalism in your other edits. If the assumption of bad faith was unwarranted, I apologize. Thanks for letting me know.

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Oh God, did I do something stupid again? I'll look in a sec. My intention was an indef block with no talk page access, with 2 weeks of it being GR's AE block, and the rest being a normal block that UTRS could overturn if they wanted to. I'll go see what I did wrong now....

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My IP got a 2-year block for vandalism and I kicked up a right old stink (it's a public library IP which has at least six people using it, rotating every hour) until Floq overturned it. Elsewhere, I am (touch wood) close to having taken 100 articles to GA, which along with

1765:, but they didn't properly cite it; they first tried to connect it to an existing citation that could not back it up, and then used IMDb for a source when it could be considered inappropriate use in terms of the site being used for a citation. Anyway, can you find out if 360:

for the good faith, your assumption is absolutely correct, a light hearted jest at the expense of the great and the good, our occasionally elders and possibly betters... And what the heck's any of that got to do with a Requiem talk page will have to be spelt out for me! —

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is a reliable source. This user I know of, because they messaged me about removing small piece of information on the article's "Batman and pop culture references" section. See they wanted to note a reference, a quote in the film, directly linked to a quote from the film

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It works differently for different people. Some have it automatically done. Some old-fashioned ones - like me - send it all to the archive, but keep what they like (or want to demonstrate). Some just delete, saying it's in the history. Some make archives for topics.

5200:, I saw this late last night and thought I'd have time to take a look today, but I'm just swamped in real life. I just don't think I'm going to have time to look until tomorrow or Wednesday. If it's still a problem, I'd suggest another admin, or (gulp) ANI. Sorry. -- 6253:

Thanks, I added another edit with an edit summary and also edited the section and removed controversial terms (wikireputation etc.). I didn't meant to be rude, saw only later that some of the stuff in the last edit could have been interpreted as accusatory. tks.

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Info on that page should be either useful, or funny. Making some kind of ill-formed joke(?)/comment(?) about Aaron Schwartz's death is neither. I do acknowledge, however, that an undo with an edit summary rather than a rollback was warranted. Sorry about that.

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has been added to the username policy which disallows usernames containing emoji, emoticons or otherwise "decorative" usernames, and usernames that use any non-language symbols. Administrators should discuss issues related to these types of usernames before

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I need your help. I found that an IP User thought of themselves as a "joker" by adding in a number of changes and additions to this article. At first, they put in a "Under Construction" template and changed the names of the people taking part in this year's

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so most editors don't assume you are a vandal. Also if you create an account you would have access to more things such as Twinkle and editing semi protected pages (your account needs to be at least 4 days old and make at least 10 edits to do these things).

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Compliment happily accepted. For an admin of reasonably long tenure, I've historically tried to steer clear of the real "nasties" of ANI and the like, so it never hurts to assume I know less than you think! I'll certainly never hold that against anyone.

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have content inserted onto that page over year ago (seven months before I ever edited that page), so that I could revert someone and get reported to ANI in order to... I dunno, I guess "further my liberal POV pushing" or something equally as ridiculous.

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Yep, agreed it's a right royal pain; but there are some good bots on Twitter that track dodgy edits and often they're missed by the regular vandal fighters. I even (shock) occasionally improve the odd article as an IP ! I hope you're also well Ritchie.

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The linking was deliberate, unless you are poking fun at me, in which case can you point me to the correct dramah board so I can air my petty personal views and request the immediate sacking of all checkabusers, undersighters, and politbureaucrats? 😉

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I wonder what the big difference in traffic is. Is it really just how interesting the hook is? Whether there's a picture or not? Just the fact it was on top? Or just random luck? Anyway, I've got plenty of reasons for another trip to Europe, but

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expected to smile and nod to people like Sir Joseph, WV, and you while not pointing out that you're intimately aligned with racists. It's sometimes harder than I can manage. It would be easier if you would go away and not darken my talk page again. --

3601:, all of them within less than an hour of the revert in that time. Because I was asleep and away from the internet after making that last comment on my talk page. People tend to do that, and pretty much every day, usually around the same time at that. 2763:

have all not apologized to the IP editor yet. I doubt you plan to, unless this shames you into it. What is so hard about saying "Yeah, I guess that was kind of a knee-jerk revert; my mistake. Sorry." Why do you get to take offense, but they don't?

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whenever you have time? I have had some exchange with the editor, although I am rather unconvinced with their rationale, I am thinking about reducing the block extension (perhaps to one month) with conditions, depending on your thoughts. Regards,

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Kumioko, back in the day. I wasn't aware of Kudpung doing the same, no doubt because I don't read everything, but I do remember about Floquenbeam, and the amount of shit he's been getting from K ever since, once K decided Floquenbeam wasn't doing

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If an apology will help reduce the tension and get things back to normal - I'm sorry. I did something I thought would reduce the drama and tension on a thread that was getting over-heated, and unfortunately it had precisely the opposite effect.

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I'm surprised at Ritchie sympathising with one of the most prominent sockmasters and disruptive editors of all times, and swallowing the lies and attacks hook line and sinker, and to cap it all, make judgments about my character in agreement.

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old days. Perhaps I arrived during a Golden Age, after the Outright Lunatics left, but before the Relentless Warriors (and your Prissy Self-Appointed Cops) arrived? Or maybe I'm one of the Prissy Self-Appointed Cops and just don't know it...

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I was wondering if it might make more sense to leave some access to that, and stuff like it. It's a little like really rude t-shirts...at first they seem like an offense to society, but then you realize that they are a way for us to identify

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address. I don't even care that much if he complains about me here; apparently there's not much that can be done about it, so no sense worrying. What bothered me, and still bothers me, and what you have not addressed, is that you gave him a

7826:). The challenged section was not "inappropriately added to Knowledge", and "a clear statement" was never provided despite of at least 5 editors tried to calmly discuss the concerns with this new user, only to be deflected by their tantrums 10791: 10320:

Sir, I must seriously quibble your unfounded assertion about the decline of The Knowledge beginning with That Evil Edit. Gather round, while I tell you a mighty tale from the days of yore. In them hallowed and toothless days, a great and

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That edit summary is harsh and mildly offensive to me. Please don’t use that kind of edit summary when referring to me. There is no policy that I’m aware of that says “new users can’t answer questions if they definitely know the answer”.

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I had a go at vandal-fighting as an IP recently (just to get user experience on it), but it's difficult as you need to enter a captcha before you can revert or add a reference, which meant logged-in editors got to the revert first. I did

2867:. Basically, I made a careless mistake by reverting when you removed warnings. What I thought is that IPs can't remove warnings that were given within a one week period but it turns out that I was wrong and it is not one of the rules in 2833:. Knowledge is an enyclopedia in which many editors co-operate. If you assume good faith you can avoid edit-wars and other incidents. Good luck with all your edits, take my advice and you can become an experienced editor. Happy editing! 9812:

Hello, I noticed that on your userpage you have the userbox that says that "This user is not an admin, but would like to be one someday", yet you have the admin topicon at the top of your page. Is that an error or a joke? Best regards,

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that he'll support Kumioko saying shit like that is not something I can oversight. Still, since ArbCom response is often slow, I'll oversight the stuff I've seen if it hasn't been already, and you can email me if I've missed something.

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I've tried before, and never got it to work, and never needed it enough to get someone to hold my hand while trying to figure it out. Thanks for posting them on-wiki; even if I had UTRS access they'd need to be known to the community.

12850:...WTH??? Gaslighting?? How was I supposed to know which ping you were referring to? This is exactly the problem on WP - misinterpretations, misunderstanding, defensiveness, accusations...unbelievable. I won't bother you again. 11444:. Users in the event coordinator group have the ability to temporarily add the "confirmed" flag to new user accounts and to create many new user accounts without being hindered by a rate limit. Users will no longer need to be in the 12647: 2083:

may be a friend, but I won't hesitate to escalate; I will have to do what's best for the Knowledge and the personal reputations of its other users. Arbcom is aware of the spree of attacks and has been asked to oversight some of it.

9763:(Gangadhar Bhadani) passed away on 8 February 2018. Bhadani joined Knowledge in March 2005 and became an administrator in September 2005. While he was active, Bhadani was regarded as one of the most prolific Wikipedians from India. 7885:

cannot possibly be justified. The intention of the block was to prevent further disruption at the help desk. Although the points are now all moot, I do take your criticism (as always, I hope) and will reflect on them. Thank you!

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could be deleted? By manipulation I meant they're manipulated by time (because results are period specific). I just don't want others to assume there are accusations of manipulation by users or there is something deliberate. Tks

4070:. I could be mistaken, but based on the page log, the alert e-mail I received, and the timing, I suspect this was block evasion by our friend ChickenFingers6262. I can't start an SPI since the username was oversighted as well. 10208: 9640:. Under the proposal, if an administrator has not used their admin tools for a period of five years and is subsequently desysopped for inactivity, the administrator would have to file a new RfA in order to regain the tools. 9462:

I'll send it to you for background, but if you want to write an article, it would be better to start from scratch. There's only an infobox and one sentence, but there's also only one source that verifies one small fact.

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they did, it would be closed rather sharpish and without too much of a pile on (I'd hope at least). I admire your attempt, but there are better things to be doing that trying to dissuade someone who has made their mind up

4859: 827: 8383:, was blocked without warning of block and cannot edit own talk page. That is unusual and usually only done for socks, if it is a sock, Knowledge usually adds , so that other admins/users know what they are looking at. 7857:

Perhaps you can reword this after you get some sleep; this doesn't make a lot of sense, and I don't want to spend time arguing with points you're not really trying to make. The editor actually did make a legal threat

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FYI that I've rangeblocked the user on Katie's talk, and they don't seem to have edited since then. No problem with the protection, but thought I should let you know since you cited that in your protection rationale.

6774:. This survey will be integral to gathering information about how this noticeboard works (i.e. which problems it deals with well and which problems it struggles with). If you would like to take this survey, please 2469:

First, I won't name the article, but thank you for your recent removal of uncited material from a BLP. I hadn't had a chance to go through it yet, and my brain was confusing it with a similar article I dealt with.

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Just random "I hate you" type stuff with ruder words. I revdel'd not so much for the stupid content of the post, but for the account name and edit summary that included your username. No threats, just rudeness.

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Since you asked -- if one were deciding which hill to die on, "should we use this picture of Mussolini or the other one?" would not be my choice. (Not an admin but I could be one tomorrow if it really matters.)

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That was particularly dysfunctional, wasn't it? There are lots of people on revert patrol who probably shouldn't be. But at the risk of spoiling the love... if you had simply said, sans template, "Hi Playxxxx

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which I've linked for your convenience. I've been in and out with plumbing issues this evening, so that's my first priority. Yeppers, there's 💩 backed-up everywhere I turn. 😂 Oh well...enjoy the weekend.

4855: 8463:. If I could only learn to keep a civil tongue when I see hate being spouted (or, as someone suggested to me recently, dial myself back about 20% when I'm angry), I could run for God Emperor of Knowledge. -- 8204:

How is this comment not a personal attack against myself and WV? You are now implying I'm a racist which is as far as the truth as you can get, or that I have no soul. You should strike your personal attack.

6014:(not sure about the other 2), and 1 of your two unreverted changes is also wrong and I'm about to revert you there. Plus, you leave this comment, which is incoherent, and solidifies in my mind that this is a 12655: 9267:

says they will follow. If you're comfortable doing that based on UTRS, I wouldn't insist on a public discussion or anything. Although that might be best to determine a good set of restrictions, i don't know.

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60, right, - I only looked at the image ;) - The star singers received twice as many clicks as the song but deserve it! - Imagine the Main page as he proposed! Instead of these Lego-like coloured blocks ...

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You had recently provided a statement regarding a request for arbitration. We would like to remind you that the case is still open and evidence will be accepted until 11 February. Evidence may be posted at

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Oh. Miraculously, I think I did what I meant to do. Indef block, 2 weeks of which are AE, the balance is "normal". Anything I should do (hopefully without bloating block log further) to make it clearer?

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That's totally my bad, honestly a mistake, I deleted way more than I meant to, I assume due to a ctrl-f, all I planned on was capitalizing Guitar. Thanks for telling me, and I'll be more careful in future.

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which would create a new "event coordinator" right that would allow users to temporarily add the "confirmed" flag to new user accounts and to create many new user accounts without being hindered by a rate

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lol no. I do not want to create an article. I simply wanted to know how he provided sources for "being a wrestler". In the past (after salting) he has been many things including actor, dancer, and whatnot

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automatically applied to edits that blank a page, turn a page into a redirect, remove/replace almost all content in a page, undo an edit, or rollback an edit. These edits were previously denoted solely by

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Well, at least I can admit I was wrong about thinking you were one of the more diligent and thoughtful admins. I know now that not admitting any mistakes is more important than being factually accurate to

8061:". Depending on what you mean, it could be either good or bad that he's deleting info on a BLP. We delete unsourced negative or controversial info on BLPs all the time. It's actually required by policy. 12379: 3355: 5284:, I have this to say to you, BMK (whose edits I respect, greatly). This is not a battle worth choosing. Benito looks equally stupid on every picture I've seen (including before he became a fascist). --- 8632: 8278:

Sigh. Black Kite posted recently, and I saw that on my watchlist and my tiny brain got confused and thought the IP's post from 2 days ago was recent too. Thanks for rangeblocking, I'll unprotect. --

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I gather from your contribs that this doesn't mean you're back for good? Still, it's good to see your name pop up. Gonna go get in a fight with a crat, or just slum with us non-crats for a while? --

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might be a better bet, because (a) I'm not around all the time, and (b) I'm occasionally a grump, and not a big fan of people asking me to attend to things ASAUC, even if accompanied by a smiley. --

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And ironically, I meant to watch your Talk... I'll keep as much of an eye on things as I can, although we've got family visiting from overseas for all of December, so I'll be a bit patchy as well.

5680:(a sad article, some day that should change ...) he wanted to move. - Yes, view from the patio would show you other vineyards and towns. St. Cecilia's Day (responsible for music) also today, and 11912:

The user can't see your response. You did it right. The comments are character limited and may get truncated so multiple short comments have to be used sometimes instead of single lengthy ones.

835:.) This led to the "BLP applies everywhere and if you're not willing to follow it, you need to be off Knowledge even if it means us kicking you off" situation we have today—before that, BLP was 12658:. The new functionality will allow you to block a user from editing a specific set of pages, pages in a category, a namespace, and for specific actions such as moving pages and uploading files. 11868:

have regained access with accounts. That said, I think that I have already found a different solution so I doubt anything more is required. I left a comment in that UTRS request, if interested.

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arguments and opinions. I'm tired of Floquenbeam getting away with stuff just because he's sane, intelligent, and honest. Those qualities, it is increasingly clear, have no place on Knowledge.

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Hilariously, you linked to a blocked account for the wizard. I suppose if "Jimmy Wales" can be blocked after nine edits, an admin can be blocked for adding a space. Flo, you had a good run. --

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So, once again, what I see is a bunch of comments that bear no relation to reality. Thanks for joining TParis in the "Let's make sure editors have good reasons not to trust the admins" train.

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Most editors and admins assume that IPs are vandals, or at the least, are blameworthy. Thank you for actually reading through the series of edits to determine what has actually been going on.

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importantly, stuff like that is better in the open than festering, and gives some valuable clues to personalities (and the issues that accompany them). Sweeping it under the rug, not so much.

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For consistently making not only difficult decisions but the seemingly correct ones as well across multiple venues, in addition to holding your fellow admins accountable for their actions.

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My friend, we're all getting old. In a couple of weeks I'll have been an admin for ten years.... How crazy is that? I'm still about, but mostly as an IP - saves me getting into arguments :)

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Thanks for the response. I'm trying to avoid ANI (for obvious reasons), so I'll probably see if someone else can take a look. Any of Floquenbeam's TPS who are admins are welcome as well.

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When you get a chance, let me know how life is going. Here or via email. My youngest just started high school this week. I'm old. At least compared to most of the puppies around here. --

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I'm fine with that, but I'm pretty sure I have to go through RfA first and then get desysopped, otherwise it seriously cuts down on the chances it will manage to be a 10,000 word thread.

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That's all you've got to say? You're not going to consider anything I've said or defend your close in any way? Because at least one statement in your close is, undeniably counterfactual.

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must disclose whether they have ever edited for pay and that administrators may never use administrative tools as part of any paid editing activity, except when they are acting as a

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So, after knowing you're on thin ice, 4 of the 6 "corrections" you've made to pages since your block expired have been reverted; 2 of those were obviously incorrect and reverted by

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Looking back, it was ill formed. I found it notable and worth remembering that Aaron made an edit the day before his death, and I didn't convey it in a way that made sense at all

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Wishing you and yours a Happy Holiday Season, from the horse and bishop person. May the year ahead be productive and troll-free and you not often get distracted by dice-playing.

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Apologies, I realise you do personally understand, though it does seem like other don't and it's becoming repetetive explaining myself to each individual - I'll modify my words.

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I never said anything about knowing Anarcho's motives. I said repeatedly the words they used in their edit summary and initial talk page comments were a red flag of POV pushing.

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We had far more outright lunatics in the old days; we have far more prissy self-appointed cops nowadays. Which is the better state of affairs depends on your own preferences. ‑

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To be clear, the fact that I deleted this page does not mean that I am Morty's enemies' buddy, looking for opportunities to laugh or snark at him. No more snark on this page. --

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That's odd, I can see them fine, in normal viewing mode. The messages are being left in an old section way up near the top of your talk page, is that the problem? I'll throw

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I really did almost use that as an edit summary (pun definitely not intended), and only realized at the last minute how that would sound. I settled for the shortcut instead. --

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simile; and my unhallowed hands shall not disturb it, or the Country’s done for. You will therefore permit me to repeat, emphatically, that Marley was as dead as a door-nail.

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archive box at the top my TP. Discussions are filed in numerical order, oldest to most recent, and there's a search bar for quick finds. The last discussion is in archive

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I saw the video; possibly why that was on my mind. Yes, OR is simply great. I should probably go blindly support just because whatever OR thinks is very probably correct. --

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I don't have a UTRS account, and am not active on WP right now. You can ask here, or via email - I'll try to check back in later today - or just do what you think best. --

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There are certainly plenty of misogynist and racist people in the USA, as well as in many other countries. However, lumping all US citizens who voted for Trump into such a

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I think if you had acknowledged at the start that you made a mistake instead of making a flippant remark about popcorn, the closing would have said nicer things about you.

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Yeah, don't know about the grammar fixes earlier, but that's the same guy. Blocked for longer, and with a hopefully more useful block log description for other admins. --

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more problematic than a simple unclear meaning. Personally, I don't think you need to worry too much about it, but if you are concerned, there are two ways to handle it:

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I'm betting the system just didn't register the block. I've seen it do that before, although why it does that is beyond my pay grade. Needs to be reblocked, however.

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Uh, an IP buggered about, I assure you I was making no comparison with anybody! But thanks for filling us in anyway, it was a trifle opaque earlier that's all. Cheers! —

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I have been told to not qualify editors or even comments as good or bad (as if I'd ever say "bad"), so will not comment on the topic. Shameless advertising: read today,

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is an extreme and inflammatory exaggeration (unless you genuinely believe that half of the voting population is composed of "horrible people"). But we're drifting into

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is open regarding the structure, rules, and procedures of the December 2017 Arbitration Committee election, and how to resolve any issues not covered by existing rules.

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Why was that thread suppressed? I mean, there was nothing personal, or offensive content in that thread. It didnt even need to be rev-del'ed, so why was it suppressed?

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for the generic Powers That Be. If FIM was actually thinking of someone in particular, then it isn't really funny anymore. I think I'll choose to assume the former. --

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is absolutely fine and should be on everyones userpage, This message isn't sarcasm and I'm not currently thinking "Someone block this idiot for all our sakes"...... –

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Probably easier to just delete the MFD and it's log entry, unless this is too rouge for you, in which case I'd have to look up the instructions for closing an MFD. --

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and do it anyway. Yes, there are administrators who I think would be better off indefinitely blocked, but I would never go as far as to actually name names (although

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Add a note to the bottom of the section saying just what you said above; if someone ever sees the unclearly worded edit summary, hopefully they'd also see that note.

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I solved that aspect by deleting and salting. But suggesting they file it anyway is, as you say, a little mean, and it wastes the time of whoever comments on it. --

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in 2018 (e.g. a block from uploading or editing specific pages, categories, or namespaces, as opposed to a full-site block). Feedback on the concept may be left at

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and I appreciate your friendly communication with the offending editor. However, your reply to their comment included an inappropriate rant, which left me puzzled:

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don't need me explaining to you how ANI works. :( Although, in a way, being mistaken for a normal human instead of an admin could be considered a compliment... --

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I saw those. I once took a 1-man vacation to the Grand Canyon and other places in the desert southwest US. Beautiful in a very different way. Wouldn't want to

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Ok, I get it now. I was expecting the first year to be AE, but when I saw "two weeks" I just assumed it was a two week block. I blame it on being at work....

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without specific evidence (i.e. more than "he has suspicious edit patterns"), so you'll either need to stop saying that, or corraborate it. And please explain "

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to get an email when someone logs in to your account from a new device or IP address, which may be encouraged for admins and accounts with sensitive permissions.

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I don't disagree, but I can't help but think a reality check of sorts may be what the user could do with ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'll give you it's rather cruel of me, but

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I'm afraid I don't have UTRS access. Could you please let me know what this is about (preferably on-wiki on my talk page, or by email if necessary)? Thanks.

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Could you please send me copy of a deleted article through email? This guy was an actor who later became dancer, then singer, and now apparently a wrestler.

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Hi Floq. Just letting you know that I've (with some slight misgivings) unblocked this user, under the 1RR restriction that you suggested on their talkpage.

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No problem. I learned something too; I didn't know that someone, at some time, changed things so admins couldn't block/unblock while blocked themselves. --

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I got a BLP discretionary sanctions alert years ago (IIRC I was trying to break up a dust-up between several longstanding editors over whether to cite the

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Aha, I see. I moved the comments down under a separate heading, as on talk I prefer chronological order. Must archive some of that page soon. Alles gute!

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means someone who does know the answer doesn't know about the question. In your short career here you've been blocked indef (and graciously unblocked by

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was asking for a link to the policy that explained why my case may have been a t-ban vio...so if you've the mind to, you can post it here or on my TP.

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admin-appeasing pageantry. Can I expect it on my desk in the morning, or will we have to initiate desysop proceedings against you too? Huh?!? Well?!? 🤔

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I was implying the MfD should also be deleted, but... either way, as long as people aren't spending time trying to figure out what happened over at MfD.

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Doesn't look like a reliable source to me; you can sign up to be an "editor" and, apparently, add quotes yourself. Kind of like WP. Next time, though,

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I don't know if I'm as old as the two of you, but it sure struck me the other day when a high schooler asked me "What was it like seeing 9/11 happen?"

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say you were going to stop getting involved in ANEW-related issues? You're continuing, both here and (I note, making me somewhat more discouraged) at

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Thank you. I'll leave the protection for a while, because it's a big range with lots of contribs. Many of them are indeed vandalism or borderline, but

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I have discovered a delicious new sport via Twitter though - spot people boasting about vandalized articles and maliciously fix them back up or even

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can be considered a reliable source for the information, as i just want to be sure it can be and thus determine if the editor has done good on this.

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I don't know if you saw the original discussion? "St Martin's Church" (English English) vs. "St. Martin" as it's called in Germany, and is a church

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to have performed at least one (logged) administrative action in the past 5 years in order to qualify for a resysop without going through a new RfA.

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Thanks for the revert and revdel of those edits. I only caught the edit summary of Sinebot, and it was quite the unoriginal attack. Thanks again! —

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FLOQ IS A TROLL SHE SHOULD BE BLOCKED OR BANNED WHATEVER THE DIFFERENCE IS NO MORE OF THIS "OH IM SO REASONABLE SHIT" NO BE BOLD AND GET RID OF HER

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I just went ahead and looked. I don't think it's G4-eligible, all the feuding and legal trouble and music career stuff is new since the AFD. --

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and discussions from the talk page and the help desk, it was fairly clear that this is a single purpose account created for dubious reasons:

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I second the call for Floquenbeam to step aside as an admin. It's past time someone held him accountable. Just six short years ago, he made

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Yeah, that's the same person. IP blocked 3 months, account blocked indef. Please let me know if you see them using other accounts/IP's. --

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Hey, stalker. You are not welcome on my talk page as you well know. And you need to stop using the "thanks" button in a harrassing way.

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He seems to be having some plans and a nice conversation here with you, I like how that particular one changed topic out of nowhere.. haha

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Yeah, I saw. I guess wait and see what happens, but I won't really be around to deal, so if it resumes take it to another admin or ANI. --

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if you can possibly, please? I think I might focus on looking to articles of Video Games I know of, and looking to improving them for now.

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You mean it isn't just me? Seems like there's a lot of petty timewasting going on lately. (Or maybe I just notice it more with less time?)

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In general, new editors should not be answering questions, and should not be closing questions they haven't answered. In particular, new

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Unimpressed with your latest comment there, though. You imply I don't understand what the real problem is, when I just told you I did. --

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So sorry... You're right, you've got it under control. Forgive me... Urgh... I really have got to stop sticking my nose in further... :-(

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we really have to be so quick to each get our own barb in? Can we not just say "no that's not how it works" or even "no please go away"?

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as I have since edited the comment, I will admit I was unfairly harsh and have since changed the wording as well as apologised, Thanks, –

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much wishy-washier and based on the assumption that everyone was trying to do their best and just needed guidance on which sources to use

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Kurt Cobain and a number of them were like, "who?". Some of these kids were in utero (ha! see what I did there?) when the iconic words "

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There was a personal attack on this page earlier. Boing reverted it, I revdeled the edit summary so it wouldn't show up in history. --

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he'd go to a ludicrous extent such that the article would only be a few words long because everything else was dumped in the footnotes

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add their names - promised a peer review. If only we'd say "no foul, play on" more often ... - Playlist for tomorrow: the suite from

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unreliable had been presented, just screeds against their bias. What possible reason could I have had to take that thread seriously?

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more misogynist racists in this country than I thought there were a year ago; there are far more horrible people here than I thought

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And since you can't be bothered to respond, Floq, I'll just assume you still stand by making shit up about me to criticize me for.

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applies, I can do that sometime today but I'm quickly running out of time for WP this morning and want to finish my thoughts here.

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This is already being discussed on Lord Aseem's talk page, and I addressed the IP issue in my comment at ANEW. And... didn't you

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knows exactly who it is and has been dealing with him with whatever resources he has available to him. The guy was a sock farm.

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Please protect me. Floq is deleting all the pages I'm trying to get deleted and blocking all the socks I'm trying to get blocked.

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Hope all is well with the family (my lad started secondary school last week, ironically) and best of health to you and yours. P.

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to actually read the edits he was reverting, but perhaps that was too harsh. Shortly after that, the tag-team wrestling began.

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Oh, geez, don't give me a barnstar for that; I think I only got 3 of them. Other admins did much more of the heavy lifting. --

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Yes, on review I should have figured out that's what you were saying. Otherwise you'd have just closed it yourself. Sorry. --

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Yeah, I suppose Cobain would've been a while ago. And very punny, Ponyo, very punny indeed. But oh well, whatever, nevermind.

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That's great - thanks very much. I've no idea who is behind it, although there a couple of people who sprng to mind! Cheers -

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with the Arbitration Committee's spam filter inadvertently caused all messages sent to the committee through Knowledge (i.e.

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You're welcome. Sinebot's automatic edit summary is pretty annoying in cases like this, but I think I finally got it all. --

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Second...yeah, I guess any article with most of the words devoted to breast implants would be undue weight, wouldn't it? :) —

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Thanks - Very much appreciated, I'll choose my words more carefully in future but anyway thanks again and have a great day. –

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I think you mean Lego 60? But aside from that obnoxious nitpick, congrats on the song, and thanks for the lapine memory. --

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I got my (grudging) apology, which I accept, and I don't want this to turn into a "reasons we don't like Ritchie" thread. --

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I think there's a "self-awareness" exception; if I pre-emptively admit it violates policy, then CSD no longer applies... --

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That's a good solution for redlinked categories; I once toyed with doing something similar, but didn't ever follow thru. --

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Hi. Just a quick comment from me, because I think you have misunderstood the "getting mad" thing. I've said something at

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Throughout the entire ordeal, legal (or pseudo-) language were extensively used by this new user, and personally for me

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Could people please not ask this person questions on my talk page? Then they feel like they're welcome to post here. --

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would be extreme and inflammatory exaggerations. I hope you'll refrain from enabling such divisive views going forward.

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Thanks for the help. I never imagined that someone would be unable to remove a block that he himself had just set :-)

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that intends to assist administrators in resolving user conduct disputes. Feedback on the concept may be posted on the

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speedy deletion criterion now applies to any page in the draftspace that has not been edited in six months. There is a

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I just took a peek and saw it's closed. Lots of unproductivity going on there near the end, wasn't there? ANI sucks. --

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Except it violates policy. The fact you think I'm sweeping something under the rug is noted. We're done now, right? --

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also help combat abuse from IP hoppers in general. For the time being, it only affects users of the desktop interface.

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and communication) has taken place. Forgive me for the rambling (insomnia), but I just wanted to clarify my thoughts.

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This IP address is back at it again after your previous block. Please block them again for a longer duration. Thanks.

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state that Anarcho had anything less than the best of intention. I only ever criticized their way of engaging on this.

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has been graduated from a Beta feature on the English Knowledge. To enable this feature, click the highlighter icon (

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under the bus, it's her fault for posting in that section! :) I'm just responding in the section I was mentioned. --

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to verify my identity to a trusted ArbCom/WMF functionary should it be necessary, but I do prefer to stay anonymous.

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OK, well, thanks. I see it isn't even cleared out yet; you've guilted me into dealing with 2 more before I go... --

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No, my initial version of my comment was indeed unfair, so I have amended it. But yes, I'll back away from it now.

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Hey Floq - good to see you're still out and about once in a while on wiki. Hope all is well with you and yours. —

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by the Arbitration Committee until September 12. Community discussion of the candidates will begin on September 18.

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Sorry, my time travel device sometimes goes off without me realizing. I meant 1 you had reverted, and 1 you were

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Only reverted him once, actually. Was very tempted to revert him on Kaaba, but I wasn't sure that was incorrect.--

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How long before one of us takes the other to ANI for stalking? Anyway, commented at SPi and tagged user page. --

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And I would also like to point out that I'm not the only one to think Anarcho's repeated use of personal attacks

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Makes sense. As you may noticed I forgot to remove talk page access, so that's now a 3-way division of labor. --

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sorry real life unexpectely took up 25 hrs of my day yesterday. should be back online in an hour or two to deal

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So you see even Charles was looking for a reliable source :-) Thank you for your contributions to the 'pedia. ~

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Otherwise, I too would've just deleted it rather than bothering to look up instructions. Welcome to shrug city,

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I hope you were just having a bad day, and that you would refrain from such divisive comments going forward. —

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Careless wording; I should have said "gentler than perhaps you think warranted" rather than "sans template". --

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I'm still in the ArbCabal? Is the ArbCabal one of those things that once you're in, you can never get out? --

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He is deleting content when the subject of the article has expressed duress about inaccuracies on her BLP page

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is an article in desperate need of improvement. I suggest you divert your efforts to something like that. Ta.

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Recently, there was ANI discussion, and that user was blocked. Late you said that ANI thread was suppressed.

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on Meta Wiki until 10 December 2017. In particular, there is a section of the survey regarding new tools for

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as I used to; there are much more grotesque and life-altering examples of elections going horribly wrong. --

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that edit filter managers may use to check if one or more strings are all contained in another given string.

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Sure, and I wasn't trying to change your opinion - just to explain mine better, so thanks for listening :-)

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Oh, I just assumed FIM had no particular editor in mind, and was just riffing on the idea that Cassianto is

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Hey Floquenbeam, what was said on my talk page? I missed it entirely. Did you pick up on it automatically?

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and to prohibit the use of administrative tools as part of paid editing activity, with certain exceptions.

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is conducting a survey for English Knowledge contributors on their experience and satisfaction level with

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It's probably out of process, and not all that visible, so I'm not sure it is actually of any use. Except

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MastCell has absolutely hit the nail on the head and I don't think anyone could ever say it any better. –

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Thanks for the advice. I'm keeping my eyes on that article; if it happens again, I'll do as you suggest.

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It's OK, don't bother, that RFA is going pear-shaped fast. The fewer edits to it the better, probably. --

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before I even had a chance to see the mess. I think your protection reason just pretty much sums it up.

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I am not surprised by these developments. Ritchie doesn't believe that people are abusive or offensive (

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That makes sense; I just see the first 3 #'s in a set of IP's the same, and decide it's over my head. --

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further action by others. The warning was just the minimum there was clear consensus for at the time. --

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and called for the acolytes to slow down the mass production of articles; to instead focus on crafting

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Are you saying the account name included my user name, or just the summary? Thanks either way, anyway.

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for a week as a sock of a banned user, but it's back editing, and just posted some kind of nonsense on

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issue. I am going to block you indefinitely; you're simply wasting too much of other people's time. --

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starting on November 12 until November 21. Voting will begin on November 27 and last until December 10.

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I know, sorry. I thought I was funny. What a Muppet. Sorry about that. My edit summary might explain..

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sock. You've got quite a few enemies, I assume one of them is piggybacking on your latest conflict. --

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to edit filter managers that will make it easier to look for multiple strings containing spoofed text.

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is now underway to determine whether the restrictions from ACTRIAL should be implemented permanently.

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function can be used when checking multiple namespaces. One major upcoming change is the ability to

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was in the normal 3-digit-range, - the first of my psalms project. Needs more interesting titles. --

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that further incivility might be met with a block, "no ANI thread required." Her recent comments on

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This conversation also appears to be very abundantly clear and also quite detailed for a talk page.

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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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Thank you for your help today. You are an absolute satr for sorting out the dispute between me and

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Can you do me a favor, please? I need someone to check and determine if a recent citation added to

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Ugh. Thanks for not making fun of my obvious stupidity; you are, of course, an admin yourself and

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Glad it was taken care of. Switching to AIV was a wise move, I'm pretty unreliable these days. --

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Ritchie333&diff=799793151&oldid=799792812

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to my userpage, for which he's never apologized. In other words, there's a pattern here. I can't

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Removed per your request. Many thanks for your contributions and hopefully we will see you soon.

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is available to edit filter managers which can be used to store matches from regular expressions.

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Nearly 100 GAs? Wow, brilliant job. The Foundation ought to put your rates up! Glad all is good.

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Account name. But then sinebot came along and included the account name in its edit summary. --

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You claim that I had continued arguing my position for 12 hours, yet you left out the fact that

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I told him to ignore it and go and write something in mainspace; as I have just been doing with

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Anyone who quotes Buckaroo Banzai is AOK in my book. That was (*gasps in horror*) 33 years ago?!

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your ARCA ping. You can pretend to be hurt if you want, but the problem here is you, not me. --

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Meh you all deserve it. Y'all don't get thanked enough for cleaning up other peoples messes. --

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The second pilgrim pauses, then asks, “Why not just take the second one, and only shoot once?”

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Thanks WK; the existence of competent admins makes it far easier for us incompetent admins. --

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Well, yeah. But that would have required me to "look up the instructions for closing an MFD."

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Thanks, I followed the link and see what you're saying. It doesn't change my opinion, tho. --

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Perhaps I will, perhaps I will.... Thanks for the note, I'd forgotten about that page. Ta. --

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Hi Gerda, nice little article there. Sorry, I've kind of dropped off the grid for a while. --

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I asked the candidates if they agree with Opabinia regalis, they say yes, I vote for them ...

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Hi Floquenbeam, I wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year,

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it helped convince them to change their wording. But I'm probably taking too much credit. --

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I don't know that we have any more miserable people now than we did in the old days. But we

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Don't give up the dream. Write it someday. I also punched Fortran on cards. Cheers. --

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No, that just means the AE log should remain unchanged. Nothing more to be done. Thanks. --

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The first pilgrim responds, “I usually miss on the first shot; with two I can shoot again”.

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may be a better venue for this, since you appear to be offline right now. Thanks anyway...

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Thank you for explaining in detail how talk page archiving works. I've always wondered. --

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for you whenever you look. If soon, we have an RfA where you can make the difference ;) --

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I also acknowledge that it could have been a poor edit. I just need feedback, that's all!

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has concluded. The Arbitration Committee will appoint successful candidates by October 11.

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and other details of an evolving consensus may have been missed by some administrators, a

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WP:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents#Edit Warring over personal information on WP:COI

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I would have greatly appreciated any sort of explanation for your undo of my edit on the

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Four of the hooks will appear tomorrow, not the work in progress though. - I'll hear the

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on things like this. You'll need to take responsibility for remembering this yourself. --

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I think you may want to check your sarcastometer, it may have pegged so hard it broke...

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and privacy of everyone who accesses Knowledge. For more information, please review the

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according to the instructions of this page. For a guide to the arbitration process, see

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hoppers in general. For the time being, it only affects users of the desktop interface.

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I did so in a way that the user can't see, but the interface is still unfamiliar... --

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FYI, I ended up copying the appeal to AN from UTRS, but keeping TPA revoked. It's at:

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The best way to handle a disagreement like that is to get more opinions. I'd suggest

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policy is fairly strict, so I'm not supposed to remove the edit summary unless it is

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Thank you, I added the fight against intolerance to my talk which Luigi Nono called

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Geez, that was what, 15 years ago? Surely all the cool kids still use that one... --

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Probably more like having watchlists consisting of several thousand too many pages.

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I'd have to agree. Hence why I stick to FAC and the occasional stint at AIV or UAA.

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or when the payment is made by the Wikimedia Foundation or an affiliate of the WMF.

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but this time, I am not involving in the discussion after what happened yesterday.

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Thanks, WV, and thanks for the card. Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. --

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should check again. The only revert I have ever done with your edit is the one on

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which would specify conditions under which a repeat sockmaster may be considered

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for possible behavioral issues, and let the chips fall where they may -- or not?

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socking involved, but I'm pretty confident the socks don't belong to this editor.

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tag from the page yourself, but do not hesitate to add information in line with

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requesting that it be speedily deleted from Knowledge. This has been done under

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in the desert, but it's beautiful to visit. I'm envious (but in a good way). --

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Greetings. Please see their talk page for a query you might have some views on.

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Don't tease people; the fact that you could, but won't, is mildly frustrating. (

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Since all of his edits since becoming active this year has been edit-warring on

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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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Let me know if you want me to look at the deleted version for G4 later today --

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banned, reducing the need to start a community ban discussion for these users.

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did it, as in "why the f* did you do it?" I want to know about the policy :) —

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Can I borrow that and see if my life is ever going to make sense again? :-) --

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That's fine, dropping off I mean. 17k+ viewers for the church, unbelievable.

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that her admin rights be temporarily removed, pending her return from travel.

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You beat me to it there Floq. I removed their thread on ANI as well, because

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Filling white space with a link to mine, - I normally don't send a card, but

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Greetings Floquenbeam! I noticed your welcome anti-vandalism intervention at

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Summer of Love? A bit before my time. Jesus, you are really fucking old. --

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Can hardly believe I didn't send you one of these earlier - Happy New Year.

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Jesus; what the hell is someone with 250 edits doing on new page patrol? --

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for a spell? He's been the target of nonsense postings by a sock. Cheers –

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semi-protection please? I don't want to find this joker doing it again...

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to establish details for implementing the group on the English Knowledge.

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The ability to create articles directly in mainspace is now indefinitely

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Hi Gerda, has it been 500 years already? Time flies. That's quite a few

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Hi Floq. I don't know if you want to do anything about it, but check out

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Looking at your block note - still keep at two weeks or extend? Pinging

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Eligible editors will be invited to submit candidate statements for the

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No, we crossed in the ether. I deleted shortly after replying to you. --

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You know, I'm always open to being wrong. I think I proved that when I

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If you think this page should not be deleted for this reason, you may

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Knowledge:Administrators'_noticeboard#Unblock_appeal_from_Hidden_Tempo

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can now contact the Wikimedia Foundation's emergency address by using

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I agree with you that all inflammatory generalizations are harmful. —

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Thank you! Good advice! I'll peruse the boards. Thanks for your help!

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attitude, or I will rouse myself from my inherent laziness and ask at

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when he composed it, but removed the year, - it never ends, sadly. --

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style guideline now states that in the mainspace, interwiki links to

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than to have to deal with timesinks every 6 months like clockwork. --

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will serve as the Electoral Commission for the 2017 ArbCom Elections.

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Knowledge:Arbitration/Requests/Case/Joefromrandb and others/Evidence

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should be amended to require disclosure of paid editing activity at

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Well, yeah. But how long until one of us takes the other to ANI for

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of a problem, not proof of it. No-where in any comment I made did I

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in case you want to link them in the block log... or... something.

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Probably want to go ahead and suppress Jytdog's redactions on AN.

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I'm concerned about a few recent edits by a user you cautioned at

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Knowledge:Arbitration/Requests/Case/Richard Arthur Norton (1958- )

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The Wikimedia Foundation's Anti-Harassment Tools team will build

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after it was pointed out their rationale was false to begin with.

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Yep, just did that, and at ANI (where it was posted briefly). --

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We're just bumping into each other everywhere today. Anyway, see

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on 3 October, in case you need a reason for a trip to Europe. --

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If they're unblocked, this needs to be the last unblock ever. --

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I always knew you were hiding something from me Floquenbeam. :-/

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You claimed I was presupposing Anarcho's motivations, yet I had

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after they started to revert all my edits willy-nilly, but that

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The clerks are hereby granted a 50% increase in salary. You and

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Wikipedians aren't really great at leaving episodes behind... --

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Happy Thanksgiving! Hope all is well with you and your family.

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Wishing you a day of celebration, relaxation, and happiness.

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I saw; thanks for reverting there. Now blocked on Meta too. --

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was one of my two "things to do" this year. So yeah, I'm good.

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I noticed that my userpage has "disappeared", by virtue of an

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Hello, Floquenbeam. Please check your email; you've got mail!

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new blocking tools and improvements to existing blocking tools

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is open until Sunday 23:59, 10 December 2017 (UTC). There are

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Two pilgrims go out hunting. One has two blunderbusses (guns).

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I think I may need a third cup of coffee. I see. Thank you. --

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I just revdeled the edit summary, but left the text intact. --

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The Foundations' Anti-Harassment Tools team has released the

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editors in particular shouldn't be answering questions. You

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Thank you for sharing your issues about the close with me. --

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and complaining on talk pages, shouldn't he be indeffed as a

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thought. - Perhaps another episode to better leave behind? --

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prior to appealing directly to the Arbitration Committee at

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by the community without the need to start a ban discussion.

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You said you were going to reduce the DS block to 48 hours.

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Wikimedians are now invited to vote on the proposals in the

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And just like that, the IP has been blocked for 6 months...

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problematic and requesting evidence that the source was bad.

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on how to request an unblock, just as it currently does on

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O.k. was curious if it was the same as the mystery emailer

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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved.

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If you're asking me to look at the deleted pages to see if

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Knowledge:Featured topics/List of London Monopoly locations

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Think of how I felt when I was reminded recently that the "

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has been substantially rewritten following the closure of

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Administrators who have been desysopped due to inactivity

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Adding a space to a page leads to a desysop request. Wow.

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This discussion has been closed. Please do not modify it.

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and that the New Year will be an improvement upon the old.

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Thanks for all your help and contributions on the 'pedia!

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If you don't celebrate, pass this on to someone who does!

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won't stay blank for a long time. We all ebb and flow. --

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Hi again. I have some doubts/questions out of curiosity.

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POV pushing and that I was open to having my mind changed

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A similar case of talk page edit warring is happening at

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Fine. Did you see the video (... elections going wrong,

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which concluded that administrators are not required to

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I take issue with a number of statements in your close.

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I was confused for a minute; I now see they got renamed.

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Thanks, and please attend to it ASAUC, if possible. :-)

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for development in early 2018. Feedback can be left on

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The Anti-Harassment Tools team is inviting comments on

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Right, like I couldn't have figured that out myself. --

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said if he had the power to move mountains, it was the

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know the answer, you admitted it yourself. But adding

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OK, thanks for the heads up. We'll see what happens. --

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for blocked mobile users to see why they were blocked.

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Over the last few months, several users have reported

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me, it's Ritchie's response, at least for me. And the

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You realize the "thanks" feature is logged, I presume

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The second pilgrim queries, “Why two blunderbusses?”

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Assuming that's really all the edits they've made...

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We had the Relentless Edit Warriors back then as well

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notability guideline for organizations and companies

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Department_of_Fun

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Ha! Thanks, Atsme, Happy Thanksgiving to you too. --

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No, they'll all be in Montreal at the moment ;) —

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to let you see only users in temporary user groups.

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I just happened to be online right now. Blocked. --

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Knowledge talk:Autoconfirmed article creation trial

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Hope all is well. -- 11157:has received numerous improvements, including an 10455:I agree Floq should be desysopped immediately!!, 9484:WP:Sockpuppet investigations/Vhacker Vicky kadian 7683:will investigate and address the top ten results. 7382:...to you and yours, from the Great White North! 5214:Or maybe a talk page stalker wants to step in? -- 3703:Neither was either of your comments here, yet... 12222:restrict editing of site-wide JavaScript and CSS 11894:for letting me know. I've commented on UTRS. I 11728:Floquenbeam, apropos your Schiller quote above: 9636:A change to the administrator inactivity policy 9238:Hi, would you mind taking a look at the logs of 9190:Ditto. All is, indeed, well with me and mine. -- 9093:help get him banned. So thanks but no thanks. -- 6768:Wikimedia Foundation Community health initiative 6108:Also, don't go to Memphis on 29 April 2023... -- 5079:Already dealt with in detail, apparently. :-) -- 4106:Death to communist oppressors destroying America 8385:SpidersMilk, Drink Spider Milk, it tastes good. 8172:Knowledge:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents 4177:Oh, I already closed it. It's whatever though. 3685:I'm suggesting exactly what I originally said. 2923:that you be topic banned from patrolling. And " 12403:section U5 of the criteria for speedy deletion 11463:, broadly construed, are now under indefinite 8214:I find your lack of introspection disturbing. 6751:, with the most common backlogs showing up on 4615:For clearing out that nasty backlog at AIV. -- 2927:for me but not for thee" doesn't work well. -- 1235:As the fella said, "I weep for the future!" — 152:and sparing the rest of us a lot of work with 12003:yesterday, just to do it while he's alive! -- 11572:unusually high level of failed login attempts 7904:I'd like to call your attention to something. 6278:User talk:Joseph2302#Please explain this edit 5280:As a non-admin, non-solicited, non-competent 5009:I have no idea what you are talking about. -- 4296:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Mikemikev 4066:A comment on my user talk was oversighted by 3538:seem like distinctions with no difference. -- 12284:Currently around 20% of admins have enabled 9711:, the following users are our new stewards: 9633:for at least 24 hours prior to being closed. 7329:Have a prosperous, productive and enjoyable 3287:rough guide to extended confirmed protection 459:acting like eggshells armed with hammers. -- 12407:Knowledge is not a free web hosting service 11448:if they are in the event coordinator group. 11196:The block notice shown on mobile will soon 8486:so he knows why I undid my AE log entry. -- 7675:The 2017 Community Wishlist Survey results 3349:2017 candidates for CheckUser and Oversight 2317:. This editor re-created an article about 1497:Administrators' newsletter – September 2017 222:Hi Floq, If you're around, can you protect 12413:, such pages may be deleted at any time. 11948: 10484:i mean, we're not even that funny about it 10166:The following discussion has been closed. 9075:Knowledge:Arbitration/Guide to arbitration 8845:Administrators' newsletter – February 2018 6559:Administrators' newsletter – December 2017 4764:Administrators' newsletter – November 2017 1097:just now. We've got this under control. -- 8319:I have no idea. But it was obvious it's 7542:Administrators' newsletter – January 2018 6190:Is there a way that my edit-summary here 3599:I made only three edits in that time span 3468:I never "sniped" at TParis. Indeed, I've 3148:Administrators' newsletter – October 2017 2863:. I admit to have breaking this rule and 1403:Hi Floq, Would you mind removing my name 12514:Administrators' newsletter – August 2018 12494:I'm stealing the "Muppet" thing, btw. -- 12245:) in your editing toolbar (or under the 7648:is in progress to determine whether the 6829: 6747:that require administrator attention at 5725:, I had a good one, hope you did too. -- 5684:'s bday, many reasons to give thanks. -- 5548: 5173:If you get the chance, could you review 4740:cantata mostly associated with the event 306:I mean, shame on you for saying that. -- 11549:Special:EmailUser/Arbitration Committee 10671:Administrators' newsletter – April 2018 10604:always been a tremendous timesink, and 10186:Master theorem (analysis of algorithms) 9880:Thanks, that's what I was going for. -- 9522:Administrators' newsletter – March 2018 9012:which requires administrators to add a 5259:or set your sights on a bigger prize... 3320:are not yet supported. 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I expanded 11886:Well that's a useful change, thanks 11455:, all pages with content related to 10784:autoconfirmed article creation trial 10507:That’s a very grown up thing to say 9620:autoconfirmed article creation trial 8935:with a consensus that candidates at 8852:from the past month (January 2018). 8633:2602:304:CCC7:4A80:85:BC35:9337:6A98 8242:I was the least racist person ever. 7171: 6718:2017 Arbitration Committee elections 4890:2017 Arbitration Committee Elections 4771:from the past month (October 2017). 3802:, so I'll just leave you with that. 3800:User talk:DrStrauss#Your RFA_comment 3427:The following discussion is closed. 2064:The following discussion is closed. 1650:is now available as a beta feature ( 917: 130:The following discussion is closed. 25: 12519:News and updates for administrators 12427:Knowledge's policies and guidelines 12043:News and updates for administrators 11363:News and updates for administrators 11038:News and updates for administrators 10766:now automatically considered banned 10676:News and updates for administrators 9527:News and updates for administrators 8850:News and updates for administrators 8304:it, curious as to who the sock is? 8170:There is currently a discussion at 7910:informally warned a particular user 7547:News and updates for administrators 6564:News and updates for administrators 5048:@both, you may want a butcher's at 4769:News and updates for administrators 4518:The Apprentice (UK series thirteen) 4017:Hi. I'm back again to follow up on 3153:News and updates for administrators 1504:from the past month (August 2017). 1502:News and updates for administrators 1219:" were first uttered. Jesus wept.-- 23: 12523: 12389: 12047: 11367: 11191:occurs when hard-blocking accounts 11042: 11040:from the past month (April 2018). 10680: 10678:from the past month (March 2018). 10511:, and a very grownup thing to do, 9854:Yes, I see, ha ha ha. very funny. 9531: 9113: 8854: 7551: 7492:(for the rest of us!) or even the 7448: 7441: 7374: 7304: 7297: 7151: 7144: 7101: 7052: 7045: 7038: 6959: 6568: 5525:, hope you have a good one too. -- 4773: 3324:) are also not supported, but the 3157: 1506: 1339:worshiped by the rest of the Cabal 485:Maybe so. 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6817:20:57, 2 December 2017 (UTC) 6551:00:05, 8 December 2017 (UTC) 6537:20:30, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6522:18:22, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6492:14:42, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6482:Also, what MastCell said. -- 6478:14:41, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6454:04:03, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6438:02:57, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6420:02:27, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6400:02:13, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6384:01:48, 7 December 2017 (UTC) 6360:23:45, 6 December 2017 (UTC) 6339:22:36, 6 December 2017 (UTC) 6311:22:16, 6 December 2017 (UTC) 6296:22:02, 6 December 2017 (UTC) 6264:21:09, 6 December 2017 (UTC) 6249:20:39, 6 December 2017 (UTC) 6204:19:39, 6 December 2017 (UTC) 6180:17:49, 4 December 2017 (UTC) 6165:04:21, 3 December 2017 (UTC) 5919:Sorry, meant to ping you. -- 5432: 5426: 5112:08:37, 9 November 2017 (UTC) 5086:15:06, 8 November 2017 (UTC) 5075:14:59, 8 November 2017 (UTC) 5044:14:52, 8 November 2017 (UTC) 5030:14:51, 8 November 2017 (UTC) 5019:14:46, 8 November 2017 (UTC) 5004:14:17, 8 November 2017 (UTC) 4987:00:50, 2 November 2017 (UTC) 4756:21:56, 30 October 2017 (UTC) 4734:21:44, 30 October 2017 (UTC) 4712:20:28, 30 October 2017 (UTC) 4671:18:48, 27 October 2017 (UTC) 4657:18:46, 27 October 2017 (UTC) 4642:18:45, 27 October 2017 (UTC) 4625:18:45, 27 October 2017 (UTC) 4609:The Administrator's Barnstar 4584:14:07, 26 October 2017 (UTC) 4566:13:59, 26 October 2017 (UTC) 4539:06:59, 26 October 2017 (UTC) 4506:16:05, 19 October 2017 (UTC) 4492:14:58, 19 October 2017 (UTC) 4478:14:48, 19 October 2017 (UTC) 4459:14:47, 19 October 2017 (UTC) 4401:17:41, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4376:17:34, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4358:17:33, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4329:17:30, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4315:17:26, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4284:15:00, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4264:15:15, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4244:15:07, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4223:15:00, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4209:14:58, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4188:14:56, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4173:14:55, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4158:14:53, 18 October 2017 (UTC) 4119:17:13, 17 October 2017 (UTC) 4092:16:51, 17 October 2017 (UTC) 4062:19:20, 15 October 2017 (UTC) 4047:00:10, 15 October 2017 (UTC) 4007:19:13, 15 October 2017 (UTC) 3992:23:21, 13 October 2017 (UTC) 3972:21:01, 10 October 2017 (UTC) 3935:20:57, 10 October 2017 (UTC) 3590:. (note that I also checked 3326:popular contribsrange gadget 3318:Special:DeletedContributions 2823:Consider creating an account 2321:, which had been previously 1467:Thank you, it is needed -- 148:do most of the work for us, 7: 12966:00:20, 12 August 2018 (UTC) 12946:22:27, 11 August 2018 (UTC) 12931:22:01, 11 August 2018 (UTC) 12917:02:45, 11 August 2018 (UTC) 12905:21:22, 10 August 2018 (UTC) 12871:21:21, 10 August 2018 (UTC) 12852:21:01, 10 August 2018 (UTC) 12840:21:21, 10 August 2018 (UTC) 12822:20:39, 10 August 2018 (UTC) 12584:, a new user group called " 12197:speedy deletion nomination. 11132:proposal is being discussed 9979:No, but mudkips, otoh... -- 9367:What is an oversight block? 8952:Special:EmailUser/Emergency 8089:21:54, 9 January 2018 (UTC) 8030:21:41, 9 January 2018 (UTC) 7977:16:29, 9 January 2018 (UTC) 7959:16:09, 8 January 2018 (UTC) 7931:21:32, 6 January 2018 (UTC) 7896:22:04, 4 January 2018 (UTC) 7872:21:28, 4 January 2018 (UTC) 7852:21:20, 4 January 2018 (UTC) 7808:02:37, 3 January 2018 (UTC) 7466:the very best of the season 7114:Spread the WikiLove; use {{ 6724:running for 8 vacant seats. 5420: 4856:"Interaction Timeline" tool 4850:The Wikimedia Foundation's 3897:22:37, 9 October 2017 (UTC) 3883:22:27, 9 October 2017 (UTC) 3869:22:23, 9 October 2017 (UTC) 3855:22:17, 9 October 2017 (UTC) 3841:21:49, 9 October 2017 (UTC) 3827:21:43, 9 October 2017 (UTC) 3812:20:52, 9 October 2017 (UTC) 3789:23:40, 3 October 2017 (UTC) 3760:20:27, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3719:20:24, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3699:20:11, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3681:18:48, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3660:18:27, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3646:17:08, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3622:17:00, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3548:16:01, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3529:15:29, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3505:15:27, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3489:15:25, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3420:20:29, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3397:17:23, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3140:03:06, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3120:01:10, 2 October 2017 (UTC) 3104:21:58, 1 October 2017 (UTC) 2958:The Anti-Vandalism Barnstar 2544:Well, I started off with a 2465:I cannot resist the joke... 1387:21:04, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1373:15:39, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1359:05:47, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1326:04:32, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1311:03:35, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1294:salary for putting up with 1266:17:29, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1253:17:26, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1229:17:18, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1210:16:20, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1199:15:40, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1184:06:31, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1135:15:38, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1121:06:32, 31 August 2017 (UTC) 1107:22:46, 30 August 2017 (UTC) 1085:22:33, 30 August 2017 (UTC) 1066:21:44, 30 August 2017 (UTC) 1047:21:42, 30 August 2017 (UTC) 1031:21:34, 30 August 2017 (UTC) 1010:17:42, 30 August 2017 (UTC) 994:16:39, 30 August 2017 (UTC) 967:20:23, 23 August 2017 (UTC) 953:20:22, 23 August 2017 (UTC) 944:20:20, 23 August 2017 (UTC) 929:20:17, 23 August 2017 (UTC) 897:14:47, 21 August 2017 (UTC) 883:14:44, 21 August 2017 (UTC) 865:14:33, 21 August 2017 (UTC) 844:21:37, 19 August 2017 (UTC) 814:21:05, 19 August 2017 (UTC) 783:19:06, 19 August 2017 (UTC) 765:18:51, 19 August 2017 (UTC) 750:18:34, 19 August 2017 (UTC) 729:14:28, 21 August 2017 (UTC) 713:09:40, 18 August 2017 (UTC) 678:07:07, 18 August 2017 (UTC) 666:06:09, 18 August 2017 (UTC) 644:21:37, 17 August 2017 (UTC) 616:06:02, 17 August 2017 (UTC) 584:14:28, 19 August 2017 (UTC) 566:23:17, 16 August 2017 (UTC) 544:21:41, 11 August 2017 (UTC) 528:22:36, 10 August 2017 (UTC) 514:22:35, 10 August 2017 (UTC) 504:#MakeWikipediaGreatAgain ? 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