461:- I have a question. Don't take this the wrong way, because I will heed your warning about edit warring, and do accept the final warning on the merits that i was edit warring. However, you said that I 'clearly' violated 3RR. I am not sure how this is the case. I do understand that 3RR can be interpreted rather loosely, and it doesn't have to be 4 reverts in 24 hours to be 3RR. However, I had 4 reverts in 96 hours, and all my reverts were to undo the modification of my words under the guise that the phrase 'POV' was 'hate speech'. yes, i edit warred. but did i 'clearly' violate 3rr? i really don't think the acronym 'POV' is 'offensive hate speech', so i felt somewhat justified in removing the fallacious claim. if someone reverts me for a reason that is clearly wrong, shouldn't i be able to add it back? i mean, this guy has been blocked over 10 times for NPA, 3RR, and so on, amongst his various sockpuppet accounts, and he's been warned countless times. every time i've tried to reason with him, he just makes personal attacks and reverts all attempts at discussion with him on his talk page as 'vandalism'. but anyway, was it really 'clearly' 3RR? and in the future, if someone reverts you with a blatantly fallacious reasoning, shouldn't you be allowed to explain to them that they're wrong, revert them, and report them, without facing potential consequences? if you just let someone get away with making unnecessary changes based on false premises, don't we end up with an encyclopedia with bullies getting the final say, regardless of the merits of their changes?
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edits stupid repeatedly before (landon 1980). The outcome of that discussion was that he was attacking my edits, not me personally. By the way, landon and I have since become much more ammicable and help each other (the entire thing was because he thought I was someone else anyway). Also, I've just reviewed the no personal attacks and the incivility pages, and my comment does not qualify as incivil or as an attack. I'm certainly allowed to be of the opinion that a specific edit is not an intelligent one (which would imply it is a stupid one), and I can express this without insulting the editor... I do realize you're an admin, but to be honest, I don't care. You might abuse your authority by making improper, trumped-up threats, but in the end, that's not beneficial to anyone. Have a wonderful day!
4332:(od) I feel a little foolish for responding to what turned out to be a form letter, especially since there hasn't been any followup. I would really prefer to see these things on noticeboards and major article talk pages only. It doesn't seem to fall under the current canvassing guidelines, tho, except in a pretty squishy way - the part about preselecting recipients according to their established opinions. If he were engaging in serious dialogue with all the individuals to whom he sent the letter (in response to their votes for other proposals), it would look better. I don't know to what extent that's happening, and I don't really want to dig thru diffs and contribs to find out. Just my personal take.
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was displeasing to a large extent - which convinced me get away from
Knowledge for good - since it allows such Nazi treatment of contributors. Now I see that I am not the only person with such claims. My next "crime against humanity" was that I found spelling errors in this person's writings and questioned how my posts could be deleted only 12 seconds after they were posted - indicating my answers were not even looked at - just straight out deleted. That type of behavior has not been seen since the time of the Nazis - including the MegaNazi - Stalin who outHitlered the Fuehrer himself.
2997:. However, it may still be possible to argue that a violation was justified. Of course, other editors may not agree and a block may follow, but in general, the more severe and urgent your edit is, the more likely you are to get support for it. The phrase "no reasonable editor" was an attempt on my part to formulate the sort of test that might be used in this situation. Of course most editors think of themselves as reasonable - the point is what others will think, and not every editor will be good at applying such a test to their own edits. In other words, use at your own risk.
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discussion I added my comments on that (page prior to this one) having failed to open a new tab. Yes it is a mistake on my end - but it sort of makes sense if we conclude that the same moderator had stated only 5 days ago "Alright, I shall do so in the future rather than edit war.ā DƦdĪ±lus
Contribs 21:43, 23 March 2009" - obviously the future for this moderator is any time period under 4 days, since my own posts on my talkpage were deleted by this person.
2081:. How dare you, or your ilk, lecture an Irishman on "civility" - particularly while you people are trying to claim that me and my entire very large Irish Catholic and republican family are "British" by virtue of being part of what British nationalists such as you claim is your "British Isles". Have you ever, ever spoken with an Irish person? With these "British Isles" ideas, I doubt it very very much. Open your mind, and your heart will follow.
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generally agree that I can be more specific in why I'm reverting, I disagree that adding "another... edit" is harmful. In fact, that was mostly a cynical commentary on what I perceive to be your attempt to censor my comments about my OWN edits. I believe that should I have called my own edit stupid again, you'd have escalated the "blocking" threats, even though no WP policy addresses this. Therefore, I did not call my edit stupid this time.
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2504:... I would like to point your attention to the fact that this Buckley quote was not removed; I cross-checked the accuracy of the 'cite' ] provided, and found that it was taken out of context of the original text, and some liberties were taken with it by Dapi89. I have replaced his 'cites' from Buckley with actual, direct quotes from the said author from the referenced page. Ever since you warned him , Dapi89 still
4752:. Commenting on contributors is the explicit purpose of such a page. And yes, now that you mention it, I don't see personal attacks there. I see some questionable claims that should be backed up by solid evidence, but no personal attack. I've no doubt that there are things going on here I'm not familiar with, but such a warning for posting an outside view just struck me as very odd.
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3233:(reduce indent) In my second post to you, linked above, I did not say that your summary was incivil. I am not interested in debating whether your edit summary was within the letter of the law. What I said was that it was unhelpful, and not compatible with a friendly collaborative editing environment. Even if you were to clearly and unambiguously label
968:. I know that you were at best peripherally involved, but I thought that you might be interested in making comments. The request currently has four accept votes and no rejections, so I think that it will probably be accepted by the end of the day, and comments from any and all parties knowledgable about the subject will probably be welcome. Thank you.
762:? One editor (using at least 2 IP's) is persistently edit-warring to insert inappropriate material. They've violated 3RR (if you total their reverts under various IPs), but semiprotection might be more useful than blocks since their IPs appear somewhat dynamic. Anyhow, wondering if you'd be willing to take a look - if not, I'll send it to
487:. Unfortunately, the latter is simpler to understand, evaluate and enforce (barring admin error, of course!) and so it tends to be cited more often. If you read up on 3RR, you'll see that there are a few important exceptions - cases where reverts will not be counted against you. It's a very good idea to study that list, and in the cases
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stuff done and won't be checking in at all during that time. I think things tend to stay a lot more chill at the Obama page when there's an admin or two hanging around over there, so I was just hoping that you could continue to do that. And if not no worries since we are, like, volunteers or something. I'll be back after
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that no further reverts should be made until consensus has been established through discussion, but I also believe that the person who reverts has to initiate the discussion. If there is no discussion started, I think it is reasonable to assume participants are happy to settle the dispute through editing.
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I am not implying and have not implied bad faith; I quite carefully and straightforwardly stated what you had done. If any user read my message and formed the opinion that your conduct was problematic, we must consider whether such an opinion was formed on the basis of my words, or of your actions. I
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I do not think that your contacting these editors was a good idea. I do not think that you are the right person to be contacting those who have endorsed a position that's in opposition to your own view. One of the editors changed their position, endorsing your view, after you contacted them. Whatever
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Does this view not differ from the discussion we've just had on the
Administrators' noticeboard, where the consensus about Abd was that *any* edit construed a violation of his ban? Also "no reasonable editor" can be an extremely subjective viewpoint in these cases (doesn't everyone believe their own
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occasions. Is it me, or is this vandalism? When I revert, whatever he has put in inbetween deleting it and adding text, gets reverted. That's his problem. Unfortunately any attempt at reaon and compromise only works when it is in his favour - you can see this from the talk page too. All his edits are
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Hey
Sheffield (can I call you that? or Sheff? or is a shortening of your nom de plume verboten?...anyway), I notice that you seem to be watching the main Obama article pretty closely which is obviously good. I've been doing that as well but am going to sign off for about a week to get some real-world
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I'm sorry you feel that way, but I've not asked anyone to change their position. Please don't misrepresent my comments that way. If you check the discussion page, you'll see that (for instance) John Carter has posted a description of why he thinks NPOV's criteria aren't sufficient in this case. I've
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Looking at your revert you note that the change is not supported by the source. Actually it is. The source spells it both ways. The predominant spelling is the one given by the user (2 uses of TBWA versus one of TWBA). The
Guardian is known for spelling mistakes. In fact its parodied by being called
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Considering that someone who clearly did not have consensus to remove a section of a policy did so just before you locked this page, you should restore it back to the longstanding consensus version. This is not some mere article, this is a policy page. Right now the policy page is completely lacking
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You saw a reason for interfering previously with the matters going on at that talkpage and well now we have this guy scjussey deleting my remarks. My remarks there are in no way of less significance than yours for example and it is totally unjustified to revert them. I ask that you permanently block
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who has done both, I think, in response to your actions). Nonetheless, I'm always willing to listen to complaints and criticism. In this instance, if you want to see evidence of my talking to
Scjessey regarding personal attacks, I suggest you look at the thread immediately above this one. It may not
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I am sorry I failed to open a new tab. I have found some traces of a moderator who has been criticized and instructed to do otherwise - to have violated the same requirement (Daedalus) doing the same thing to my talk page. Invariably, thinking this would be a constructive continuation of a preceding
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Naturally no human desires such frustrations, especially not from such source with questionable abilities, but unlimited power to block one's views and thoughts. I do not endorse thought police and I gladly bowed out and away from all
Knowledge activities - although I will find adequate forums where
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history of attacking you, I do not see any reason to commit myself to not taking any future action in an administrative capacity, and such may include warning you. I find it rather odd that you would ask me to "step back" when you have recently commented at an RfC in which I took part, but to which
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Sheffield Steel, I think you may have misunderstood the position. The text now protected contains text proposed by AVDL, which he has inserted in contravention of the views of the great majority of editors involved on that page. The unfortunate situation this morning was merely a culmination of a
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I'd bet money that if Abd reverted vandalism on the Cold Fusion article, he'd get slapped with an immediate block. So why should the ground rules be any different for another editor? The consensus around this point on the
Administrators' board was black & white, not grey. I don't think we're
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I think it is kinda notable to have it because few people know where it actually is/was. I've not reinserted it but I'd like to talk it over with you. It was called the
Cambridge Arms and before that something else it changes its name so often. The oddest thing is it is not on Hobson St or Hobson's
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I have to say that I interpret this as biased against me, I was merely answering remarks that had been made regarding me there and the accusation that I was deleting comments when I infact was deleting personal attacks. I ask that you strike your remarks out cause my comments were clearly legit and
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sooo i got kicked out again, or should i sai my finrad page got deleted. if you check the wikipedia of SunGard, who is similar to FinRad, they are up and running and not getting deleted. Have i done something wrong? they are not really different from the page i had created. let mek now. thanks for
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You haven't edited the article in question, but since you are or have been actively involved in the IEC prefix discussion (sorry to remind you of it if you, like me, got tired of the uncivil discussion and wanted to have nothing to do with the issue anymore), I invite you to consider the nomination
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This is a courtesy notice to all parties who had more than a one word comment in the previous discussion. I think it is a problem that won't go away, and I hope that you will be part of the solution, whether or not you and I have agreed previously. I hope that we can at least clarify the problem,
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Equal measure of self-aggrandizing brought
Deadalus to my page talk page, where s/he kept deleting my own posts - although I found none offensive - I had just listed facts and pointed out how s/he views him/herself in a higher esteem than a 20 year tenured professor at MIT (Harvard). Obviously this
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that things should be termed by "the common English language name as found in verifiable reliable sources"? "Republic of Macedonia" is neither the common English language name nor is it (by a very long way) the predominant term in reliable sources, the vast majority of which use simply "Macedonia"
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Long answer: If the article is intended to be a joke, or has been written to make or to prove a certain point, you should make that clear on its talk page, and arguably at its AfD. If it is meant to be a serious article, then you will have to accept that other editors will edit it, it will have to
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Editing collaboratively means not raising unproductive and divisive issues such as stupidity, bad faith, etc. Instead, describe edits that you revert as being in good faith yet uninformed or mistaken in some way - ideally with a link to policy or guideline pages, so that other editors can see what
2012:
I'm sorry to hear that I did something stupid. Unfortunately, I'm not getting any smarter - I can't see how protecting the wrong version would be any different to warning editors that they'll be blocked for continuing to edit war. If the edit war stops, I've achieved my goal. The advantage of this
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I apologise if I came across as hostile. I seem to be getting grouchy lately. It's something I'm going to have to address. I stand by the fact that someone in that editing exchange should have commented on the talk page before I did, but I was wrong to jump down your throat. I pretty much agree
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if not immediately agree upon a solution. If anyone thinks this is inappropriate canvassing, I am sure they will express that. I don't anticipate too many separated discussions on this topic, but if this one is closed and a new one opens, I'll probably notify you again, unless you ask me not to.
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Seems a little strange that the person (Daedalus) writes "Alright, I shall do so in the future rather than edit war.ā DƦdĪ±lus Contribs 21:43, 23 March 2009" - and obviously "the future" expired on March 27th (four days later) when this contributor plowed into my discussion page. Just caught my eye
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Can we make some progress on this please? We appear to have gone from one extreme to another. If we had a problem with edit warring before, we now have a situation where everyone is afraid to revert anything, even when there is agreement on it, for fear of being blocked. Surely that can't have
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to "lock in" their preferred content. If they are in a tiny minority, a discussion will easily establish consensus to overturn their edit, and they will have been blocked for nothing; if their edit has overwhelming support then it ought to be easy to get consensus for it, and again it's not worth
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That's a bit harsh, he was just returning it to the position it would have been in if your rule had been followed. Might encourage an IP to get him/her self banned just to get a position locked in. Looks like its been sorted now with the citation etc. however which is good news so hopefully the
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With respect, I fully understand your point. I just disagree with your assertion that I was incivil (civility is a highly subjective concept, by the way). "another... edit" is in NO WAY incivil, nor am I inciting the trolls looking for lulz. That comment was not targeting that editor. While I
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First, you do not know whether I meant that individual's edit was stupid or my own. To be clear, I DO think it's stupid that I repeatedly have to make the same vandalism revert due to ignorance (or blatant vandalism) of other editors. Further, I've TRIED taking task with an editor who called my
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and I have reached a point of impasse with regard to the page itself... I'm afraid that his actions (and to some extent, my own) are harming the page, and that is why I'm asking for your help as an administrator to sort out my dilemma... this user has continually refused to leave the page alone,
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It is true that C++ translates as "C Plus One", any programmer would know this as if you have a variable such as int number = 0; in a later line number++ would be equal to "number + 1", "number = number + 1" or "number += 1" and it does have a source which I added at the bottom in external links.
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Thanks for your comments on ANI. I'm a bit perplexed by the discussion there that an uncivil user posting a duplicitous external link and forging a media-wiki interface is being condoned, yet this well-intended admin is being bashed. It's clear that I spend far too much time trying to help this
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Both users who reverted my edits did not cite any reason, Future Perfect of Sunrise made an unsubstantiated claim of plagiarism, for which he was challenged to substantiate, and the next reverted citing no reason whatsoever. I am afraid edit-warring is ahead, and I am afraid to revert the article
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The final decision is actually up to the process referees, based on the arguments that have been put forward. It's not a vote but essentially a viewpoint-gathering exercise. It's just that if you're putting forward an argument that NPOV should be set aside in this instance, it would be useful to
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If you're sure your proposed edit improves Knowledge, you should have no difficulty persuading another editor to make it for you. However, if you're sure that any reasonable editor would agree that your proposed edit improves Knowledge, don't let the rules stop you making it yourself. Just don't
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I don't expect you to, but there's a difference between "not making any statement or edit" approving of my actions and pro-actively going out to other users' talk pages, with whom you have not communicated before on this issue, and posting implications of bad faith. I hope you will refrain from
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as stupid, there is still a problem, because your revert would not be necessary if not for the original edit, and it is quite reasonable for any stupidity associated with an edit-revert pair to be associated by implication with one or the other editor. This can offend people and put them on the
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I recognise that the process itself was unusual, and the format was generally considered questionable - and I accept that I was mistaken in my perception of how it would be received - but I am particularly grateful for those whose opposes and neutrals were based in perceptions of how I was not
1990:
Hi Sheffield, unfortunately you've done a stupid thing at British Isles. With your uncalled-for threat in an edit summary you've left the position whereby the advocates of one point-of-view, i.e. the currect edit, can now just walk away from the debate laughing at their good fortune - having a
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Perhaps Scjessey may interpret my above post as biased against themself too, but all I have said is that the two of you need to avoid either making personal attacks or using the article Talk page for arguing user conduct. In other words, respect our policies. I haven't singled either of you
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Well I do happen to have a problem regarding your administrator status on wikipedia and the way you behave yourself. You contact me on my talkpage regarding reverts that I have made to the dreamhost talkpage due to obvious personal attacks and yet I don't see any evidence that you have Ever
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I'd like to unblock him now because of the idiotic attempt to get him further blocked. Let's let him comment on his Rfc, etc, it serves no useful purpose I can think of to keep him blocked and just drags this on. I think he will end up blocked indefinitely, but meanwhile what do you think?
1001:
Re your contribution to the arbitration page, I feel I should make one small but important correction - I only moved the page, I didn't touch the move permissions. I feel your wording is a bit ambiguous on that point and could be misinterpreted; maybe you could have another look at it? --
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on any subject other than improving that article, and I don't think either of you needs to say anything about the other editor anywhere on Knowledge. Future disruption and personal attacks will be seen, and dealt with, without either of you needing to point anything out to anyone else.
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Would have a quick look at the talk page of British Isles. There looks to be an agreement on a change on the use of Welsh, and a consensus (with one active dissenter) to a suggested phrase on the contentious issue. Some advice would be appreciated on where we are on these issues. --
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After blocking this editor, I am not about to revert their change just yet - particularly since several editors clearly have views on the subject. I'd like to see a discussion before anyone changes that again, even if the only consensus possible is to restore the pre-edit-war version.
4235:. I see that you have posted followups on a number of user talk pages, prior to Fritzpoll's post. I am concerned that these could be very misleading, given that I have been cleared of any wrongdoing, so I would appreciate it you could in good faith remove those followups you posted. --
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To be clear, should you violate this restriction and edit in areas you are topic-banned from, you will be blocked. - This should not require any further clarification. You might not want to take the advice of User:Abd, who was recently blocked from editing for editing in violation of a
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Apologies for the belated response. Looking back over the history, I see that I was mistaken about the 3RR violation, and that you are quite correct. Thank you for understanding my warning and accepting it in the spirit in which it was offered, i.e. a warning against edit warring in
1904:... prints 2, not 3. The statements above, that you suggest are equivalent, do not all produce the same result. More importantly than any argument I could make, though, the author/designer of the language has commented on its name and, to my knowledge, has never used that phrase.
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Thank you for participating in my recent RfA, which was unable pass with a final tally of (45/39/9). I plan on addressing the concerns raised and working to improve in the next several months. Hopefully, if/when I have another RfA I will win your support. Special thanks go to
1383:, or for the burning of Rome? Will this change as time goes by? It's been almost a decade since September 11, and I think the event (the most significant event in the history of the United States, should be closely examined without fear of gross censorship in the United States. (
1182:. The IP editor was subsequently blocked for this. Now the IP has returned to disruptively remove comments from the same talk page, claiming they are personal attacks (against a different editor). Would you mind taking a look at this issue, since you are an uninvolved admin? --
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as well, but I'll wait to see if you think that is necessary. Since the original text of a ban is not kept in some handy place like the block log, they tend to disappear. For other community-ban entries at RESTRICT, I see that the newfangled convention is to make a file like
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Thank you for stating your opinion politely and succinctly. Unfortunately, I have to inform you that in the absence of a more compelling argument than that already provided, I do not think it would be in Knowledge's best interests for me be avoid the pages in question.
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The keep arguments that could be identified were all variations on the theme of "it's useful" and the delete arguments were based on notability and/or what wikipdia is not. Comparing those arguments against deletion policy, there just wasn't a good reason to keep.
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despite the facts that his edits are unsourced... I hope that a resolution is available that can prevent any further harmto the page's contents, and I thank you for any advice on this matter that you can provide... you can find what I'm talking about here -: -->
2947:, which is where the "worms" factor comes in. If an edit is so self-evidently correct that no reasonable editor would disagree that making it improved Knowledge, then a case can be made that even a banned editor can make the edit. In the case of e.g. reverting
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confronted this user Scjessey regarding his personal attacks which seem to have been ongoing for quite some time. What ever you do here you do it with your green color behind you showing that you are an administrator and therefor you do it as an administrator.
3588:
If you're worried about whether the right version or the wrong version of an article is protected, you are worrying about the wrong thing. You should be more concerned with finding a way to reach consensus to resolve the conflict, i.e. seeking a compromise.
3186:", you are more likely to be effective in changing the behaviour of good faith editors, and the bad faith editors will also find it less entertaining to see than if you show signs of being annoyed. Don't forget, some people edit here for the "lulz". See also
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Well... is the problem that I wrote a comment after a templated warning, or that you think that no personal attack was made? Should I have warned him not to disrupt Knowledge to make a point? (If you don't know what that point is, I am happy to email you).
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The user is continuously calling others sock puppets, he does more by baselessly accusing Gwen and another. Check his talk page. I suggest a reblock as he still thinks he's in the right, and will most likely try to get his articles back or something.ā
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I'm sorry if this was a problem. I really did think that a closure might be the best way to prevent further needless drama. If you wish to continue to discuss the issue there, I suggest starting a new thread as suggested by the discussion top notice.
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because of the three-revert rule, since am a newbie here can you help me out here by guiding me on what should I do next? Can I revert the article? As it stands there is no argumentative reason not to since my edits are very clean as you can see.
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Having visited the talk pages of the other editors who have endorsed the same option as myself, I do not think that your actions are really appropriate, having the appearance of lobbying or pressuring other users into changing their positions.
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no intention of "lobbying" him because he's obviously addressed the issue of NPOV directly. It's only in a few cases where contributors have not addressed NPOV that I've asked them to clarify the issue - it's certainly not indiscriminate. --
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your intentions - and I do not mean to imply that they are anything but good - the appearance of impropriety is clear and stark. I am not prepared to make any statement or edit that might give the impression that I approve of your actions.
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That's the problem though, isn't it? You think you're on the side of the angels, doing what's right whatever it takes - the epitome of the chaotic good character - and maybe one day the right thing to do might involve doing something rather
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Sorry for my incomplete post. I should have said that both users are now unblocked, having agreed to abide by the restriction. I took some care to word the block log entires fairly, and hopefully neither user comes out of this looking
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556:. Thought I'd bring it here; I think it's worth a longer block on the Eye.earth account for obvious block evasion, but I'm hardly objective having long ago reached the point of frustration with him. So I'll leave it up to you.
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Thanks for sharing your viewpoint Daedalus. This is the first place I ask people to bring any problems they have with me, and I hope that Law Lord can restrain himself from raising such matters on otherwise unrelated pages.
1411:
If you feel that the event should be "closely examined" I recommend that you find an appropriate online community who wishes to do so, and contribute to their efforts. You might find a suitable link if you start looking at
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Chris, if policy is as strict and clear as you say, then there is no room for individual opinion to affect this decision. On the other hand, if there is room for individual opinions here, please respect mine. Thank you.
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explain (and I would be personally interested to know) why you consider that to be necessary. I'm certainly not disrespecting your opinion - far from it; it's because I respect it that I'm asking for a clarification. --
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being fair by treating people that are subject to the same rules in different ways. Furthermore, if something is so obviously wrong with an article, surely no "reasonable editor" would decline a request to fix it?
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I beg you to try to keep your sentiments about the actual IEC prefix on Knowledge question out of the deletion discussion and consider the merits of the deletion proposal, namely, notability in the Knowledge sense
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I am aware of who reverted who and when. This information is a matter of record and I did not act in ignorance of it. I've restored the version that existed before this edit war began, which is in accordance with
3901:, and you explained your edit very well in the comment section. However, this particular article was intentionally written with a separate section for every tiny detail. Would you be willing to revert your edit?
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Oh I would like to ad that the reason for my block that scusssey refered to was that I was judged to be a sockpuppett something which was later apologized for and reversed so I can not see how that is relevant.--
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Apologies if I missed anyone out. I was attempting to warn everyone who'd recently reverted that particular edit, in an effort to stop the edit war. I must not have seen Snowded on the article's History page.
2613:'s support comment, although a fair majority gave me great pleasure. I would also note those whose opposes or neutral were based in process concerns and who otherwise commented kindly in regard to my record.
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I think that's a fine edit you made. The edit summary invites a reply, however: Even if it's always the same reason, it could still be cantankerosity. Hard to prove, of course; good thing we don't have to.
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performing to the standards expected of an administrator. As much as the support I received, those comments are hopefully going to allow me to be a better contributor to the project. Thank you. Very much.
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The goal is to more fully explain all the nuance and detail about dealing with plot summaries without bloating WP:NOT any more than it already is. In that regard, this page is intended to parallel
4094:). It would be helpful if you could consider this point, and if you continue to favour the option you supported, if you could explain why you believe NPOV should be set aside in this instance. --
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If something is obviously wrong, no reasonable editor would decline a request to fix it. That's why, if you were banned from editing an article, but saw a problem, you'd ask someone to fix it.
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Thanks for raising your concerns here. I haven't yet used my administrative tools in relation to this matter. I haven't blocked an editor, protected a page, etc. (compare the actions of admin
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The first point was crystal clear, however the second opens the door to a potential can of worms. Please can you clarify, as I think you might have undermined the community ban here. Thanks
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Oh, I've just noticed - the claim above relating to "great majority of editors" is a downright lie. Did you spot that? Also, the complaining editors are themselves serial reverters of note.
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Actually its because of its reputation that I'm not sure which way it really should be spelled, though I see there is a wiki page for TBWA and that TWBA redirects to it. All very confusing.
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Hi. Are you still monitoring this article? An IP has been reverting an established editor against consensus and we can't do anything about it without risking a block ourselves. Thanks.
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statement with a bum reference to "support" it. Instead of threatening editors, why don't you protect the article, if you see a need. I belive that's normal practice in these matters.
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of 9/11-related articles. I'm not aware of any "special rules" for those articles, and I assume that this is because there haven't been particularly high levels of disruption there.
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Thanks for the notification; I sppreciate your thoughtfulness. Since you've gone to the trouble of digging out that link, I've gone ahead and added it to WP:RESTRICT. Regards,
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I hope this is clear. It seems so to me, so perhaps I'm not explaining well.
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The user above has been blocked indefinitely for continued personal attacks.ā
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Thanks for the update. Please read the notice I've left at the Talk page.
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Thank your for the notice. I'm sorry, but I can't support your request.
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and identify any further Policy content that should be moved? Thanks!
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be obvious, because all I said was that the disputed text looked like a
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MITH keeps deleting it ... without explaination. He just deletes it.
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This seems to be covered at ANI. I don't really have much to add.
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Please contact me if you're unsure why you received this message.
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The rules should not be applied differently to different editors.
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on your talk page and ask your question there. Again, welcome!
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make the edit. Clearly they should not then revert themselves.
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I am throwing in the towel on this. No need to re-protect the
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Hi me again! the ones that doesnt know anything about wikipedia
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I will convey my Nazi-type subjugation over the last few days.
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your Talk page messages, you are doing yourself a disservice.
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I personally feel that editors should usually be warned about
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reverted the same text three times and didn't get a warning.
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Is there a special rule for Pearl harbor (1941)?, or for the
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in order to avoid this kind of situation in future. Thanks.
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This is a sincere question. I am not trying to disrupt the
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that you have read them. If you don't take the time to read
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Alright, I shall do so in the future rather than edit war.ā
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I stand by my contention that other editors will block Abd
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You may be aware of this already, since you tend to patrol
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Hobson's Choice- why lose the coords of his coaching house?
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I have rewritten the post slightly. I stand by this part:
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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/DreamHost_(2nd_nomination)
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can be difficult. Edit warring isn't the answer, though.
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Glad to be able to help. I hope people listen. Regards,
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believe Occam's Razor would apply to such a question.
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And I called it. I had little doubt it would happen...
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your edits have the sole effect of attacking the company
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defensive, which makes discussion and education harder.
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according to what has been published on the subject by
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Hey - as you were kind enough to respond to my post at
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the Grauniad in the Private Eye news humour magazine.
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about? It really does seem that you can't let it go.
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listed, seek assistance from other editors. Regards,
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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/JEDEC memory standards
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Complaint regarding dreamhost talkpage administration
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4669:Thanks in advance for any thoughts you might have.
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has just emerged from a block and immediately begun
4904:(i.e. country) article is soon to be moved back to
3843:An article that you have been involved in editing,
3080:if he touched the Cold Fusion aticle on grounds of
758:If you're about, could I ask you to take a look at
4653:Knowledge:Plot-only description of fictional works
4572:I agree. I'm just writing up a view for the RfC.
3619:, it is very nice patch of England. Cheers eh!)
3047:If you see a BLP violation, remove it immediately.
2188:to somebody. In the end, it makes no difference,
325:Request for arbitration - Unjustified ban of users
4949:You're the admin who entered Rotational's ban in
4254:bad faith your talk page followups do seem to be
3534:and you've succumbed to their claims. Well done!
3530:And thank you from me! The editors above claimed
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1095:Interesting essay - thanks for the link. People
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1375:Why is there a special rule for September 11?
4351:I've requested arbitration for DreamHost at
3653:If you feel that the section is bad for the
1900:int C = 2; int N = C++; printf( "%i", N );
639:and semiprotected the article for a week.
190:) 16:33, 29 March 2009 (UTC)Iliya Pavlovich
160:) 16:24, 29 March 2009 (UTC)Iliya Pavlovich
131:) 15:25, 29 March 2009 (UTC)Iliya Pavlovich
5044:I hope you enjoy editing here and being a
3918:Short answer: Not without a better reason.
3897:Hi. I understand why you did that edit to
2780:I am not certain, but it is possible that
1491:defeating those damned French imperialists
1437:I hope this information helps. Regards,
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5070:Hello. Please don't forget to provide an
4457:Okay. Thanks for looking into it for me.
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1742:List of supermarket chains in Bahrain
4417:in case you didn't already see it.--
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4353:Knowledge:Arbitration/Requests/Case
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4019:Macedonia-related naming practices
3899:Barack Obama fly swatting incident
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2589:Thank you for participating in my
2354:for nominating me. Thanks again,
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3944:OK. Thank you for your response.
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568:Thanks. I'm looking into this.
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3767:ArmchairVexillologistDonLives!
3698:ArmchairVexillologistDonLives!
3662:ArmchairVexillologistDonLives!
3621:ArmchairVexillologistDonLives!
3353:ArmchairVexillologistDonLives!
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1554:Thanks; I have replied there.
374:The deletion discussion is at
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5014:The five pillars of Knowledge
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818:Ok, let me look into this.
754:No good deed goes unpunished
515:Eye.earth evading your block
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5005:Hello, SheffieldSteel, and
3832:AfD nomination of DreamHost
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1881:Thank you for your time
1080:"because I can" syndrome
1074:Newly discovered disease
869:Macedonia naming dispute
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4945:for one of your actions
3744:Island of Great Britain
3679:Hello ShieffieldSteel.
3608:Hello ShieffieldSteel.
3316:referenced contribution
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4552:Unblock Frei Hans now?
4088:WP:NPOV#Article naming
4014:Centralized discussion
3847:, has been listed for
3712:Hello ShieffieldSteel.
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2551:User:Pioneercourthouse
2448:Good closure statement
1463:this talk page comment
842:Please take a look at
361:JEDEC memory standards
350:JEDEC memory standards
227:Thanks for the info.
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4906:Republic of Macedonia
3964:Archiving ANI threads
3759:collectively combined
3192:Revert, Block, Ignore
2776:Possible bock evasion
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2244:that you live by...
2236:to someone, but it's
1878:(AKA cplusplus.com).
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1217:You are editing here
778:I will take a look.
436:WP:Dispute resolution
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3785:User:MidnightBlueMan
3318:showing the (c. 135
3310:I need advice about
2192:will rule the day.
934:blocked from editing
413:Re: Edit-warring on
5054:Knowledge:Questions
4708:Did you mean to do
4392:I'll take a look.
4377:needs to reviewed.
4370:Block review needed
4347:Arbitration request
3675:A Heads-Up (part 2)
2077:Hello? This is not
1539:User talk:3rdAlcove
1414:9/11 Truth Movement
1034:Sorry. Corrected.
586:Back for more with
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5019:How to edit a page
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