User talk:DoRD/Archive 14 - Knowledge (XXG)

1002:, and thanks for the message. This was an unfortunate case. It initially looked like a simple open-and-shut case of sockpuppetry, albeit one with a large number of sockpuppets, but then Seraphim System turned up in the checkuser results. I was hoping to find something that I could use to eliminate the possibility that they were the owner of all of the other accounts, but at every turn, the evidence against them got stronger. I've been doing this a long time, and even I was surprised by the level of deception I saw. Frankly, I don't get it, either. They could have waited for their self-requested block to expire, or they even could have asked for it to be lifted, but for whatever reason, they apparently felt the need to make a surreptitious return. It disturbs me to find a seemingly productive editor like this, and I hope that they can put this behind them and return to editing someday. — 1539:. I've seen similar situations to this quite a few times over the years I've been doing this work, and it's always a challenge to determine which is which. I agree that it's plausible that there could be multiple WP editors living together (or next door), but in this case I find it unlikely. According to Gristleking, there are four residents living together, and three of them are WP editors. The two accounts above have some crossover of their editing and Gristleking has quite a bit of crossover with the oldest account, including supporting that account at AfD. The technical data is quite conclusive as well. In addition, I've seen similar quirky behavior shared between the accounts. 3751: 2398: 1206:

host provider. I honestly don’t even know what that means, but I am certain I am not such a thing. I was given the message to post a message on my talk page to refute the claim, but Elockid’s block has made that impossible to do on my computer. As an administrator, would you be able to remove the block on my IP address? My IP is 173.244.192.0/19. I am only able to post on here using the data on my iPhone. If you could do this, I would truly appreciate it. Thanks!

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me. I guess you must be pretty sure about it. I suppose I don't really have a point other than "I don't get it", and feeling like a fool for trying to help out this "new editor" who seemed to show some promise but needed to learn the ropes, if all the while it was Seraphim System. I thought I had a pretty good eye for detecting sock puppets. Surprising, and disappointing... Anyway, thanks for your efforts, it must have been a difficult case. --

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doesn't seem to be much point in continuing here, though, as this discussion appears to be following the frequent administrator stance of "I see that you're pointing out an easy solution, but I feel that anyone questioning my decision is a threat to my authority, so I'm going to dig in my heels, defend my decision endlessly, and threaten to block you if you don't walk away." So it goes.

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mistakes in English - and consistently - to give the impression of being a non-native level speaker. And pretending, quite convincingly, to be a newbie and not know about certain basic things about Knowledge (XXG). Like not making new sections on talk pages, and seeming to honestly not understand what a 3RR warning is about (see

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As I was looking over the loci of an ongoing dispute, I discovered that I made a few edits yesterday while logged out, and that you subsequently blocked my IP for evading scrutiny. While I understand the conclusion, in fact it is not accurate (i.e., editing logged out was honest error). This is not

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Hi DoRD, I left you this query on the Ellocreative / Gotallytime user talk page, though then thought it might be more visible to you on your talk page here. My thinking is that it was relatively easy this time to trace their subterfuge accounts back to the consultancy firm, due to the newbie mistakes

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The other editor divulged far too much personal information on their userpage, and it should have been submitted for suppression rather than being advertised at the most public of public noticeboards. Thankfully, I was able to deal with it in short order. As far as their behavior goes, it seems to me

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article, with low-quality sources, as Shofet tsaddiq has? Many of the socks' edits were focussed on Jewish topics, but I don't see that Seraphim System was ever interested in that before. And they just didn't seem like the kind of edits that Seraphim System would make... it doesn't make much sense to

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I've been using Wiki for ages now without an account, making minor edits on anything radio and TV related. My understanding was that unless you have an account, you're unable to nominate articles for deletion and this is something I was interested in doing. To be honest, you're the first person I've

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where DHCP requests an appropriate prefix. I suppose multiples of four are convenient, in that they follow the hex digits in the human readable form. Comcast seems interested in getting people to use IPv6, but doesn't explain much about doing it. I use dhcp6c for the IPv6 dhcp client, which does the

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I was just reviewing the unblock requests of Operationendgame and Gristleking and I have a general question regarding CU blocks. I have lived most of my life in shared housing, sharing the same house/apartment, same internet connection with my family or housemates. For me, I never lived with another

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Yeah, that is a ridiculous number of addresses for one residential customer, but at least they're unlikely to run out of them. My ISP doesn't seem to care (or, frankly, even know much about) IPv6 - their gateways are even shipped with IPv6 disabled! I've had to manually enable it each time I've had

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and you hadn't even given her the courtesy of a reply but instead escalated straight to ANI. Yes, she may need to be gently guided away from Knowledge (XXG) if she doesn't tone down the overenthusiasm and inappropriate jokes, but that's a matter for another day. (I'll keep an eye on her, and if you

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for a year. Yes, it's technically a breach to add unsourced content, but it's a common good-faith mistake for newcomers to think "well, this is present on article A so it's obviously something Knowledge (XXG)'s happy with, so I'll add something similar to article B". It certainly doesn't constitute

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That took care of part of it, but Serial Number's Talk page reply was omitted when the OP posted himself, so I copied that in myself with a note. In addition to other problems, there is a significant amount of incompetence demonstrated by this user. A bit surprising given the experience level. AN's

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and some of the other socks, for example, not leaving a space before their signature, the similarity of their remarks in response to the block message, and several other things. But with Seraphim System, they seem like a very different person. It would mean that Seraphim System was purposely making

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for 12 hours. All the recent vandalism came from one IP range (182.1.0.0/16) which I have blocked, so the protection may serve no purpose. Since user talk page protection always runs some (even if little) risk of collateral damage, would you consider lifting the protection? Obviously, if the vandal

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Hello DoRD, I saw that you commented on Elockid’s talk page that that administrator has not been active in a couple of years. This comes as odd to me as I am getting a message on my computer saying that this administrator has blocked me from editing until November 2020 because I am a suspected web

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I would just prefer that there is always some sort of way for blocked editors to appeal and start over because without a way to do this can lead to sockpuppetry. But I realize that giving frequent second chances is an approach that might require oversight that requires too much attention and time

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Hello, I see that you closed my ANI report. While I agree that the threats were not credible, I find it surprising that you were so dismissive of my request--this is clearly an editor who needs an understanding of WP:V, RS, and THREATEN. By closing the report without taking any steps (even just a

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Thanks, but no. I expect that it'll be difficult, if not impossible, for the remaining CUs to pick up the slack, but I still have no interest in holding any position of responsibility here. Besides, I have a sneaking suspicion that some of the checks I used to make would run afoul of the current

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These situations of editors sharing housing seems very plausible to me given that I've lived in similar situations during my life and I'm not sure what reassurances an editor blocked for this reason can make that could lift their block. Or is it just impossible for two active editors to share an

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I want to stress that I am not opposed to your decision in any way; I'm still learning this so I accept your word that it was the correct decision. I did want to say that I'm fairly sure the person making the request was the target of the block. They never out-and-out denied that they were the

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As you already know from reading the report, I asked for someone to help the editor rather than pushing for any form of block or ban. I'm certainly happy to try to explain policies, but when this is met with an inability or unwillingness to understand the policy, it's beyond my pay grade. There

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No, I am under no obligation to divulge private information to you, nor am I under any obligation to restore the invalid !vote which, coincidentally, aligns with your preferred outcome in the discussion. If the AfD closer has questions about my action, I will discuss it with them at that time.

592:! I realize you've been busy lately, but I wanted to message you regarding SPI clerking and see when it would be a convenient time for you so that we can continue the training :-). There's obviously no rush; I just wanted to poke you about it and pick things back up. Just let me know. Cheers - 2625:

Thank you for coming forward about this, explaining what happened, and claiming the edits. I will go ahead and unblock the IP address now. You surmise correctly about the lack of a message regarding the block. The privacy policy prohibits checkusers from publicly connecting accounts with IP

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This hot Tom and Jerry is an old-time drink that is once used by one and all in this country to celebrate Christmas with, and in fact it is once so popular that many people think Christmas is invented only to furnish an excuse for hot Tom and Jerry, although of course this is by no means

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Please don't publicly post the IP address of users without their permission - I had to suppress some revisions of my talk page just now. As for the block, the IP address was used by a now prolific sockmaster, and since the connection seems to be somewhat static, I'm going to need for

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the target, a block of a single IP in a dynamic range is ineffective, so with that block length, I decided to unblock. If the user starts exhibiting sock-ish behavior, a targeted rangeblock will probably be the best solution, and I'll be glad to look into it if needed.

1788:, let me ask you a question: Have you edited Knowledge (XXG) with a different account previously? Your account is barely 2.5 weeks old, but you've shown a remarkable interest in areas of the project that new users typically take a long time to find, if they ever do. — 1518:

internet connection? I know it's okay according to policy but I'm talking about practice. It shouldn't be impossible for 2 editors to live together and both be active on Knowledge (XXG) because I know we have couples on Knowledge (XXG) who are both long time editors.

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Sorry for mistakenly believing that the troll's accounts were sockpuppets of the user I reported to. I knew that something was up when I saw the damage done in the history, but thought that the damagers were of the SPI master. It appears that I was wrong, however.

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had not stepped in, an indef block would have certainly been the result here. I assume that a prolific editor such as yourself might have some advice to offer, but if not, I'm sure that we can come up with something better than simply showing them the door.

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Thank you for fighting vandalism, spam, advertisement and nonconstructve editing, for welcoming new users, for specializing in the patrolling of sockpuppetry cases, for "I became disillusioned with some of the politics of en.wiki" (2010), - you are an

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Thanks for the messages. I know that they've been blocked for this before, but for the moment, I'm just leaving them a warning. I'll check back to see whether it has been effective or not, and if the behavior continues, I won't hesitate to block them.

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for sanctioning me without leaving me a chance to meet the attacks on my work. I appreciate criticism of my work, if I get the chance to meet the criticism. I am afraid there is a huge democratic problem on Knowledge (XXG) that ought to be handeled.

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and carelessness. However what happens next when the firm creates more sock puppet accounts, perhaps one per client, and edits their pages, without declaring conflicts of interest or having any easy trace back to the firm? How can this be detected?

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Hi DoRD, I was writing a comment on the SPI page, about Seraphim System, but the case was closed before I could publish it. So for whatever it's worth, I thought I'd mention it here... I'm very surprised about this! I've had some interactions with

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I understand, DoRD--but what are we, what am I going to do without your help and advice? You have given much to our beautiful project, and I can only hope that the WMF gets off its damn ass and do something useful that makes editors like you (and

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Since November 2018, six administrator accounts have been compromised and temporarily desysopped. In an effort to help improve account security, our intention was to remind administrators of existing policies on account security — that they are

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82..10, in light of the massive misuse of anonymous editing seen on this website, I can't fault 331dot for his cautious approach to the situation. You're free to create an account to avoid IP blocks, provided you're not forbidden to, of course.

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Never been much of a bourbon neat guy, typically prefer on the rocks, but Basil Hayden’s neat isn’t bad. Anyway, thought of you and how the project is a bit sadder without your presence. Hope you and Mrs. DoRD are staying safe and healthy.

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an "urgent incident or chronic, intractable behavioral problem", and we're not going to put a young child who appears to be trying to help through the unpleasantness of being the recipient of a Hate Week at ANI, especially given that she'd

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Of course, it's perfectly acceptable for multiple editors to use the same internet connection in the same household, but they typically take the precaution of making some note of the shared IP and avoiding editing the same subjects.

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P.S. I find it a bit odd that there was no notification associated with the block (either of me or, it seems, of the IP -- not that I would have seen the latter). Is this just the prohibition on CU identifying IPs with accounts?

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I've been reading many Knowledge (XXG) projects and making good edits under IP for quite some time, but it was only about last month when I finally decided to create an account so that all my contributions could be under one name.

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No matter what concoction is your favorite to imbibe during this festive season I would like to toast you with it and to thank you for all your work here at the 'pedia this past year. Best wishes for your 2020 as well DoRD.

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talk page message), you are simply perpetuating a problem. I am glad that the personal information was suppressed, but how does closing the report without even contacting the editor do anything to prevent future disruption?

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If I had thought of it when I left my message above I would have made some (perhaps rather weak) attempt a being witty with some remark about the range block making the page protection redundant. Missed the chance, though.

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With Bbb23 having been shoved out the door by ArbCom, would you be interested in picking up the mop again and regaining your CU privileges? I always knew you to be a very good CU, and we need someone like that right now.

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The 5 IPs boil down to 4 /19 ranges, but it looks like the vandal hasn't edited from any of them in a couple of days, and given how dynamic that ISP's ranges are, the horse is long gone from the barn at this point. I

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had a misunderstanding with and don't wish to ruin my reputation with Knowledge (XXG) so wish to keep it that way. I'm not nasty, I haven't been causing bother and I like to think come of my edits/AfDs are helpful.

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Seems better to discuss here, than in materialscientist talk page, regarding dhcp and IPv6. I mostly followed instructions from someone else that did it, except to modify for two subnets. The process is called

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an unblock request, since I don't expect to edit from that location for the duration of the block, but I wanted to set the record straight; I believe I have now explicitly claimed the edits left on talk pages.

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I am not going to take up DoRD's page arguing over this. I support their decision, but I stand by my views. Whomever you are, I hope that you edit productively. I don't have anything else to add here.

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When I don't leave a tag or block message, there's usually a good reason, e.g. WP:DENY, and since this block was made over two years ago, I don't have any recollection of who the account belongs to. —

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Hi DoRD, you granted me an IP block exemption about a year ago. The exemption expires next week, but I still need it, so I'd like to request that it be extended for another 12 months. Thank you! —

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blocked user(something which I would think most people would naturally do if it were true) instead focusing on the length of the block and the unlikelihood of their being reassigned the same IP.

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means of adding extra security to your account. The choice not to enable 2FA will not be considered when deciding to restore sysop privileges to administrator accounts that were compromised.

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I saw your note. What should I have done? I just posted a similar issue directly to an admin's talk page, which you can see in my contribs (to avoid repeating it). Should I revert it? Thanks.

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I'm working on a filter for non-admins adding sock tags (and blocked tags) too, it'll have some false positives because of SPI clerks but it'll be a nice...lint filter for socks. ;)

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For a quick explanation, I'll just say that the enwiki community is like the world's largest dysfunctional family, and I no longer wish to hold a position of responsibility here. —

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Hi, 331dot, I agree with your view of the situation, but when I checked the range, none of the other blocks I saw were a match to the current user of the IP address. Even if that

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too? oh no...) want to return. Soon I'll be the only one left, and that's just because I'm not as brave or principled like you and Floq and WJBScribe and the others. Thank you.

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Hi admin! You blocked "User:PakistaniLahori777" recently, now it looks like there is another account made as "User:LollywoodLover"; making similar edits. Please check, Thanks!

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May I ask why not? Surely transparency is important here, for fairness. Otherwise, in theory, one could strike all disagreeable comments. Thank you for your consideration.

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prefix delegation request. I haven't tested to see if it gets the same prefix if I restart dhcp6c. It is kind of funny to have 2**68 IP addresses for one house.

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article. This account has posted edit requests on the article's talk page. The article was extended-confirmed protected because of this guy. If you look at the

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Just wanted to add my thanks for all that you have done here over the years. I'm old enough to remember what DoRD means and my favorite example is still

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15:19, 5 June 2017 DoRD talk contribs block blocked Blue and Green Lover talk contribs with an expiration time of indefinite (account creation blocked) (

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for trolling, and I see there's a Procseebot block in the log. Can you check to see if anything else, something more longterm, needs to be done? Thanks,

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who is unable to edit now, even when logged in. Because her Username is not blocked, could you give her an exemption from your hard block of this IP?

857:, sorry for the delay in responding - I've had a busy day today and just didn't get around to this. I will, though, get back to you early tomorrow. — 3580:

Very sad to see this as you were another great admin here, Thank you for your service as well as for your contributions to the project, Take care, –

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You read my mind. I had intentionally been vague in my block and revdel reasons, which could have been confusing if left that way too long. Cheers.

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We are sorry for the wording of our previous message, which did not accurately convey this, and deeply regret the tone in which it was delivered.

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Hmm but not through technical means, like matching the IP address block of the prior accounts? That would be the easiest and most straightforward.

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that the best solution might be an edit filter. I'll revisit the ANI discussion and put together a request later today or early tomorrow. Cheers —

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Worried about you and frozen/broken pipes and icicles on ceiling fans and so on. Did you come through okay? Or at least without too much damage?

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our procedures to ensure that we enforce these policies more strictly in the future. The policies themselves have not changed. In particular,

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Right, if you'd read the edit summary I left when removing the invalid votes, you would have known that before wasting my time. By the way,

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This was a trivial case of a clearly ineffective block, clearly contravening the blocking policy. You made a really unnecessary meal of it.

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I was hoping that you would fill in the gaps there, to be honest. And, I don't know the name of that LTA, but he's certainly persistent. —

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These statements are fully unsourced (sources would absolutely be needed for the statements) by the article body and is the same type of

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That is disconcerting. In all fairness, you must then unstrike that user's comment until you are willing and able to discuss the matter.

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Not sure the details, and you don't owe an explanation, just wanted to say you were one of the guys I really enjoyed working with.

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Sorry about the username policy violation. I just wanted to create a robot. Sorry about removal. I just wanted to create a robot. --

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Also note that Materialscientist, if I understand correctly, has notifications disabled, so your ping in the SPI will go unnoticed.

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Thank you for continuing to make Knowledge (XXG) the greatest project in the world. I hope you have an excellent holiday season.

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With that in mind, what are some "warning signs" of trolls like that so that I can avoid getting fooled by them in the future?

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OK. So the SPI remains open – it's just the CU that's declined. Just trying to prevent a repeat of the same pattern. Thanks.

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Well, I didn't notice that you had already been there. I'll see about merging some of my comments into the earlier report. —

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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addresses, so we frequently avoid any messages that might lead to another user figuring out a connection. Thanks again. —

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Thanks -- I'll try to be more careful with browser-switching in the future, specially when flaming other users ;). --

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Please add to the user page or talk page why the account was blocked for example "as a sock of ..." or whatever. --

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related to your !vote, so the venue seemed perfectly appropriate, but the answer doesn't really matter, I suppose. —

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ArbCom would like to apologise and correct our previous mass message in light of the response from the community.

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because I have no idea how to make one myself, but it shouldn't be terribly difficult for someone who knows how. —

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Not when the IP, who obviously thinks they are entitled to special treatment, can get a quicker response here.--

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while I respect your decision, the Admin corps is significant less redundant today...and that makes me sad. –

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My apologies, but at this time, I decline to name the other account. The account is not currently blocked. —

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I won't be able to address this for at least a few hours, but one of my talk page watchers might chime in. —

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While I miss interacting with a few of the people here, present company included, I don't miss much else. —

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that, rather than the very blunt tool that is ANI, the editor could use some advice and guidance instead. —

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I double checked as well, and "Hosting Services Inc." is indeed a web host. It appears to be a vpn server.

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Miraclepine wishes you a Merry Christmas, a Happy New Year, and a prosperous decade of change and fortune.

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As you're undoubtedly aware, ANI rarely leads to anything but sanctions for editors like this. Indeed, if

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tool to reveal the IP addresses associated with a named account, except in very limited circumstances.

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as the user you blocked. There was another user a few months ago who made the same edits but they were

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not even the right place for this. As DoRD said above, any complaint should have been posted at ANI.--

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Yeah, I didn't notice the rangeblock until after I placed the semi, so I've unprotected both pages. —

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Per my comment on the ANI thread, she's entirely correct in her claim that the edit in question (

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Hi DoRD. Since you recently made a checkuser block of this account, do you want to comment at

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him, but he often has multiple accounts open, so I fear I must impose upon you. Thanks much,

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It's fine to ask for action to be taken based on behavior, but we are not allowed to use the

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Enable Two-factor authentication (2FA), if you can, to create a second hurdle for attackers.

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Recently, several Knowledge (XXG) admin accounts were compromised. The admin accounts were

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If they return with more accounts, the way to detect them will be through observation, e.g.

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I have been waiting for a response from you, Old Friend. I miss our cat and mouse games.

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Thanks for the advice. I'm new to this and any other advice would be greatly appreciated.

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if your Knowledge (XXG) account password or email password is reused on another website,

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haven't scared her off will explain things to her if she runs into further problems.) ‑

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is a fun read if you have the time. Right from the start it extols the virtues of the

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in the past week or so. There are some obvious signs that they're the same person as

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Welcome back, was nice to see your username show up my watch. Hope all is well. -

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I hope you stick around. I was glad to see your activity after your resignation. —

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That's fine, but do not use the images here until you have it sorted on Commons. —

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Drmies, the first IP doesn't appear to be a proxy now (at least according to the

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to either a) make an edit to their talk page, or b) submit their request through

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Im leaving wikipedia. I am 289Kid on Fandom/Wikia. I will only edit very rarely

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The Arbitration Committee may require a new RfA if your account is compromised.

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The evolution of the Ello Creative consultancy's possible tactics and next steps

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Well, I was away from my computer half the day, and this has been taken care of

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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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person who wanted to edit Knowledge (XXG) but if I did, would I face a block?

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Guidance from whom? You closed my request to have someone offer some guidance.

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last month and somebody has created another account and started publishing the

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And we would have gotten away with it to if it weren't for you meddling kids!

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Because new users don't nominate articles to be deleted on their third edit. —

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on your computer? If so, you may need to disable it to edit Knowledge (XXG). —

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that I clicked the save button, but I guess not. Thanks for letting me know. —

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You're welcome. I also converted it to an OS block. Thanks for the heads up. —

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DoRD, I'm asking you because, you know, you know everything. I just blocked

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from a limited pool of admins. Thank you again for your thoughtful response.

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Some of them wish you'd have a similar lapse in judgement and come back :)

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Administrator account security (Correction to Arbcom 2019 special circular)

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The Indonesian IP who removes the category "Political and cultural purges"

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Knowledge (XXG):Administrators' noticeboard#Unblock request from BashurMan

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Hope you don't mind. Thanks for taking care of what I assume to be AGCP.--

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I'm fairly sure the person making the request was the target of the block.

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Sorry to bother you with this, but it looks like the edits continue with

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.

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OK, she's now able to at least edit her Usertalk page and has placed an

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are allowed to vote. Users with alternate accounts may only vote once.

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As of today, there are twelve candidates standing for positions on the

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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. Thank you.

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some wildflowers of thanks and understanding, for your time outside --

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Yes, and I apologied for the misunderstanding. Only this one - why?

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Thanks. I hope you don't mind my asking those technical questions.

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then jumps to a new IP range then the protection can be restored.

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At the moment, I have nothing else to say regarding the matter. —

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If you wish to participate in the 2021 election, please review

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is now open until 23:59 (UTC) on Monday, 6 December 2021. All

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How can I find out more about two-factor authentication (2FA)?

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Please give me a couple of minutes to sort this out thank you

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Check that your password is strong (not simple or guessable).

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Check that your password is unique (not reused across sites).

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They never out-and-out denied that they were the blocked user

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Knowledge (XXG):Sockpuppet investigations/User:73.213.196.34

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Have a very happy adminship anniversary on your special day!

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I'd like to extend a cordial invitation to you to join the

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is back. In the last day or so, they've used (at least):

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Never mind, another admin took care of it. Thanks anyway!

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banner on your page. Hope you change your mind. Regards,

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This message was sent to all administrators following a

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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The "known troll" whom I had reported to SPI by mistake

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It's been over ten years since we last communicated.

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Do you like how I accidentally outed you as a sock of

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Knowledge (XXG):Sockpuppet investigations/Mhdsuhail111

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Yes, that's one of the tasks I work on occasionally. —

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hardware replaced or had to perform a factory reset. —

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Nods hear so hard you'd think she was at Metallica's

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Apologies, I've just realised this was an LTA issue!

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Hi DoRD, since you were the last CU to look into the

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Nods head so hard she gives herself a concussion.--

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I do, and he seems to think he's not being obvious.

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Just adding my personal +1 that it I've missed you.

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Knowledge (XXG):Sockpuppet investigations/User-4488

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