482:, Arbitrators may place proposals which are ready for voting here. Arbitrators should vote for or against each point or abstain. Only items that receive a majority "support" vote will be passed. Conditional votes for or against and abstentions should be explained by the Arbitrator before or after his/her time-stamped signature. For example, an Arbitrator can state that she/he would only favor a particular remedy based on whether or not another remedy/remedies were passed. Only Arbitrators or Clerks should edit this page; non-Arbitrators may comment on the talk page.
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human longevity after this case ends. This includes parties to this case (some more of whom could have been sanctioned now but are getting a final chance), as well as other editors who may be placed on notice of the sanctions in the future. (The arbitrators have disagreed in the past about whether we should impose discretionary sanctions by linking to the policy page, as above, or by copying the sanctions into the decision for greater visibility. I remain agnostic on that question.)
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2) Should any editor subject to a restriction under the terms of this decision violate the restriction, then the editor may be blocked for a period of up to one week by any uninvolved administrator. After three blocks, the maximum block period shall increase to one year. As an alternative to blocking
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Several of the parties in this matter edit under their public names. The ability to apply and maintain any approved sanctions is not dependent on the continuing availability of these pages. Should any page identifying an editor by name remain undeleted after the usual deletion process, they should be
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It's flatly untrue that he's a human longevity SPA (if anything, Ryoung122 may be closer to being one than JJB), but I see you've now revised to say he's a Bible literalist SPA. If that were true, you could just topic ban him in
Biblical literalism, broadly construed (as he's not quite an SPA in that
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In the case of editors who edit very little (or not at all) outside of the target topics, we end up with much less desirable results: either the editor will be unwilling or unable to extend his editing outside his single topic (in which case we are ending up with, effectively, a site ban) or they do
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The "misuse of edit summaries" and fringe advocacy evidence are too tenuous for me to support this as a formal finding. Breach of expectations has clearly occurred, and I don't have particular heartburn with it passing, but I'd rather see fewer, cleaner, well-supported charges in a summary like this.
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I could support this ironic backwards version of AGF, but I don't see what it adds. Not many editors who we deliberate upon are trying to undermine the project. Hoaxers and wiki-anarchists are easily dealt with by the community. ArbCom is the domain of sincere, but often misguided, editors who do not
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5) Editors who are collectively or individually making large numbers of similar edits, and are apprised that those edits are controversial or disputed, are expected to attempt to resolve the dispute through discussion. It is inappropriate to use repetition or volume in order to present opponents with
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Clerks and
Arbitrators should use this section to clarify their understanding of the final decision--at a minimum, a list of items that have passed. Additionally, a list of which remedies are conditional on others (for instance a ban that should only be implemented if a mentorship should fail), and
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Regretfully. I would support the ability of this editor to have his account renamed, and to have the final decision amended to reflect the change in account name, should he wish; however, I do think that the ban is appropriate, taking into consideration not only his actions in this topic area but in
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Sorry for not bringing this up in the workshop, but this fails to recognize that some topics are viewed as scientific by some
Wikipedians and as matters of religious belief by others. This lacks safeguards against the deletion of non-scientific religious beliefs that conflict with scientific norms,
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6) Encyclopedias are generally expected to provide overviews of scientific topics that are in line with current mainstream scientific thought, while also recognizing significant alternate viewpoints. Significant alternatives, in this case, refers to legitimate scientific disagreement, as opposed to
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Regretful support at this time. However, I note this editor's suggestion in recent days that he would prefer to withdraw from editing voluntarily, if he needs to separate from
Knowledge for some period of time, rather than be sanctioned by name and banned in an Arbitration Committee decision. Given
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Gerontology Research Group and affiliated groups may or may not meet Knowledge's policies on reliable sources, and the degree to which any individual longevity-related topic may or may not meet Knowledge's policies on notability, are questions of
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There is tension between requiring deletion of evidence subpages in userspace and our keeping evidence pages in the arbitration cases themselves around in perpetuity. Sometimes the former are obnoxious, hateful screeds, but other times they are simply evidence sections that have overflown the size
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This implementation of this topic ban is suspended, provided that Ryoung122 agrees to undergo a mentorship under an experienced
Knowledge editor, who will assist him in improving his conduct to better comply with Knowledge policies and community norms. The mentor must be approved by the Committee
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is a comprehensible summary by
Itsmejudith. While it certainly frames the dispute well, it's mostly about Ryoung122. The worst that can be said about JJB from that particular link, is that he's cited to primary sources such as the Bible. That hardly seems inappropriate, however, when one is citing
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Knowledge is to create a high-quality, free-content encyclopedia in an atmosphere of camaraderie and mutual respect among contributors. Use of the project for other purposes—such as advocacy, propaganda, and the furtherance of philosophical, ideological or religious disputes—is
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that he edits under his real name, that strikes me as a reasonable request, and my preference would be to accommodate it. I will readily post an alternative proposal aimed in that direction if my colleagues lead me to believe there would be any significant support for it.
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the traditional age of Biblical characters. I can't sanely get from these links to "unduly advance a fringe point of view." The deletions seem to be even more questionable; they're a far cry from truly massive deletion campaigns, few of which have ever gone to ArbCom.
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or otherwise, is prohibited; this is so even when the disputed content is clearly problematic, with only a few exceptions. Revert rules should not be construed as an entitlement or inalienable right to revert, nor do they endorse reverts as an editing technique.
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My take is that they are better as case subpages and that we should review whether case pages do need actually keeping in perpuity. My view is that they usually don't need hanging on to forever though they should be retained where AE, for example, is ongoing.
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If Ryoung122 fails to find a suitable mentor within four weeks of the conclusion of this case, or fails to complete the mentorship period to the satisfaction of his mentor and the Committee, then the aforementioned topic ban will go into effect immediately.
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3) Membership in or affiliation with the Gerontology Research Group, or any other group named in the evidence to this case, does not in and of itself constitute a substantive conflict of interest with regard to the editing of articles on longevity topics.
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I note Coren's point, though I think it's often more likely that when someone is not supported by policy, their behavior in pushing against community consensus and refusal to let the problem go are what ends up here, rather than the content dispute itself.
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3) Editors are considered to have a conflict of interest if they contribute to Knowledge in order to promote their own interests, or those of other individuals or groups, and if advancing those interests is more important to them than advancing the aims of
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If a suspended topic ban was a workable remedy, given the findings in this case, it really should have been explored at a sub-Arbcom level. Like always, topic bans are subject to appeal once encyclopedic work elsewhere has been demonstrated.
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limits on the evidence pages. On balance I think we would be best served by getting rid of such subpages the vast majority of the time, but whether to require deletion as part of our decision may be a closer question. Will think some more.
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retain the valuable contributions of that editor, but we allow them to gain further experience at interacting with their fellow editors — thus making an eventual return to the more difficult topics all the more likely to succeed.
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I don't believe that is correct; and I don't believe that the committee has shied away from qualifying content as lying within or outside policy in the past (see also my comment on the related principle) — indeed, that's what
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Proposed; a more extreme version of the term topic ban that Itsmejudith suggested in the workshop. He could always appeal the restriction, if needed. Both Itsmejudith and David in DC thought 3.1 was too harsh, and I agree.
4935:(Final comment on implementation notes before case closure) I concur with NuclearWarfare's above tallies, and I specifically agree that remedies 2.1 and 3.2 fail and that their respective alternatives will pass instead.
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attached to the case with a suitable page title, rather than being left in user space, where they could be modified and/or picked up by search engines; my own preference would be attaching evidence pages in most cases.
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will close the case either immediately, or 24 hours after the fourth net support vote has been cast, depending on whether the arbitrators have voted unanimously on the entirety of the case's proposed decision or
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1) Should any editor subject to a discretionary sanction under this decision violate the terms of the sanction, then further sanctions may be imposed as appropriate pursuant to the discretionary sanction remedy.
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so to remain at the periphery of the topic area or around the editors with whom they had conflicts. In both cases, we end up with a frustrated, probably bellicose, editor who is more likely than not to
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yes - I think this is a good principle to differentiate editors who are striving to contribute positively to creating an encyclopedia, versus editors whose aims have entirely diverged from that course.
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is urged to seek experienced Knowledge editors who will act as mentors to the project and assist members in improving their editing and their understanding of Knowledge policies and community norms.
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However, when one wants to edit articles in the area, they need to make sure that their individual and group POV (that this stuff is really really notable) doesn't unbalance the way they edit.
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4894:Failing remedies: 2.1, 3.2
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4836:Discussion by Arbitrators
3621:First choice per 2.1. —
2095:Proposed findings of fact
4968:the implementation notes
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4324:Miscellany for deletion
3673:First and only Choice.
3585:, broadly interpreted.
3205:, broadly interpreted.
3193:Discretionary sanctions
1681:Young Earth creationism
857:disruptive point-making
657:Proposed final decision
3898:other areas as well.
3563:Ryoung122 topic-banned
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5059:# Hold yer horses...
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1829:back down.
1769:Newyorkbrad
1699:Newyorkbrad
1602:recognizing
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1423:Newyorkbrad
1258:Newyorkbrad
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911:Newyorkbrad
720:Newyorkbrad
200:Ban appeals
178:Noticeboard
88:Case clerks
4964:Important:
1025:Knowledge.
853:harassment
841:incivility
494:reference
406:(pre-2016)
393:Statistics
326:Procedures
4827:Abstain:
4773:SirFozzie
4734:Cool Hand
4694:Support:
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4622:SirFozzie
4583:Cool Hand
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4368:Cool Hand
4334:Support:
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3249:Cool Hand
3209:Support:
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3172:Abstain:
3125:Cool Hand
3109:Cool Hand
3104:this link
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2976:Support:
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2742:Cool Hand
2702:Support:
2626:Ryoung122
2620:Ryoung122
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2545:SirFozzie
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2483:the group
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2406:Abstain:
2308:Cool Hand
2276:Support:
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2152:Cool Hand
2112:Support:
2106:longevity
2086:Abstain:
2028:SirFozzie
1966:Cool Hand
1935:Support:
1911:Abstain:
1849:Cool Hand
1831:Cool Hand
1809:SirFozzie
1735:Support:
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1410:Cool Hand
1379:Support:
1359:Abstain:
1301:SirFozzie
1245:Cool Hand
1214:Support:
1207:reversion
1195:consensus
1180:Abstain:
1122:SirFozzie
1064:Cool Hand
1033:Support:
999:Abstain:
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898:Cool Hand
867:Support:
821:Abstain:
763:SirFozzie
707:Cool Hand
676:Support:
648:Abstain:
630:Support:
591:Abstain:
573:Support:
555:/Workshop
480:/Workshop
476:/Evidence
331:Elections
30:Longevity
5061:Jclemens
5003:contribs
4993:Casliber
4818:Oppose:
4794:Jclemens
4716:contribs
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4457:Oppose:
4382:blanking
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3795:increase
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2391:material
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1236:contribs
1226:Casliber
1203:edit war
1171:Oppose:
1135:Jclemens
1055:contribs
1045:Casliber
954:Jclemens
889:contribs
879:Casliber
849:trolling
812:Oppose:
776:Jclemens
698:contribs
688:Casliber
639:Oppose:
622:Template
615:normally
582:Oppose:
565:Template
492:Majority
65:Workshop
54:Evidence
28: |
24: |
22:Requests
20: |
5080:Comment
4987:Support
4841:General
4317:db-self
990:Oppose
540:to the
403:Reports
341:History
321:Members
316:Contact
304:Discuss
168:(CU/OS)
5055:Oppose
5021:Risker
5013:Kirill
4977:Clerks
4760:Risker
4698:Kirill
4609:Risker
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4398:Risker
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2015:Risker
1939:Kirill
1865:WP:IAR
1796:Risker
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1626:Risker
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1453:Risker
1383:Kirill
1288:Risker
1218:Kirill
1109:Risker
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1004:Risker
871:Kirill
859:, and
750:Risker
680:Kirill
346:Clerks
204:Report
101:&
4786:Shell
4726:Coren
4635:Shell
4575:Coren
4496:Roger
4462:Coren
4436:Roger
4425:Shell
4386:Coren
4259:Roger
4236:Shell
4176:Coren
4108:Coren
4049:3.2)
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3757:3.1)
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3689:Shell
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3567:2.2)
3496:Roger
3485:Shell
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3370:2.1)
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3304:Shell
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3078:Roger
3068:Shell
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2796:Shell
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2007:Shell
1997:Coren
1995:. —
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1100:Shell
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969:Roger
933:Shell
925:Coren
791:Roger
742:Shell
734:Coren
380:Audit
16:<
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4980:not.
4958:Vote
4913:Talk
4899:None
4890:None
4884:None
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692:talk
538:post
523:4–5
515:2–3
507:0–1
397:Talk
388:Talk
355:Talk
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159:Talk
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26:Case
4939:AGK
4509:are
4312:or
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2698:).
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271:Log
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