User talk:Lar/Archive 39

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me know how you need this broken down further or whatever else you may need. Note that a variety of the Sprint Wireless accounts, as well as Neutral Good, endless have fluffed and primped up Shimbumi2, to the point of giving him a now deleted RFA (detailed below). Shibumi2 was caught on that Goosecreek RFAR, and he mailed with Alison directly on that. I'm sure someone will be along shortly to say that Alison alternately vindicated or exonerated Shibumi2 of any wrongdoing with legal language. Every time I've made these points, they have like clockwork. However, Alison pointed out expressly in the unblock and RFAR workpage that there was no exoneration. Please let me know what else you may need. For more technical evidence, I could gather more IPs from the talk pages, but take your pick, especially the Free Republic talk page history--it's all these same narrow Sprint Wireless ranges.

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are a little hasty at times, and some of your word choices could be better considered, but I would support an RfA if one were held now. The fact that you have declined a nom and want to wait until you are sure you are ready shows excellent judgement, and I believe you'll be well supported when you are ready. I have posted this here because I noticed you have removed the adminship nom suggestion from your talk page, and I wanted to respect that by not bringing up the topic there again. Sorry to Lar for taking up his talk page space, but I wanted Avruch to know that there are others impressed with your potential to be a good admin. Best,

3304:) seem to indicate that BryanFromPalatine has either a smart phone or laptop with an account on Sprint Wireless. If it's anything like my laptop, it takes all of ten seconds to disconnect and reconnect on wireless. If he has a dedicated wireless provider, its entirely possible that he gets a new dynamic IP each time. Some (mostly the people on the list of names/IPs above) have suggested that "anyone" in the world gets these IPs. However, that's shot down by the fact that only people who speak in a legal tone of voice, and all with the same exact interests, all happen to use Sprint Wireless, with the same narrow political focus and agendas. 1512:

own personal criteria to the tracking list. Given all that, I don't see how anyone could reasonably suggest that this is a historical idea. It's active. If you had done a bit of looking about instead of listening to voices whispering in your ear (or whatever... who was it anyway?) you would have seen that. So yes, I agree with your self assessment as "stupid" and yes, I agree that you should have discussed it first. I'll ascribe this to carelessness rather than malice... :) Just do try to think a bit more before you mark things historical would be all I would ask. ++

6981:, or so they say. I've collected enough flags to know just how much work they can be, yes, and in fact am contemplating whether I should shed some so I do right by the rest. en:wp deserves someone with more time than I have to devote to the task. I think it is well served by the crats it has now, although you did see I supported Riana quite gladly. She may yet make it, but right now she is below the threshold, it seems. It's funny that trying to do something nice for someone is costing her. I hope the opposes can be convinced differently in time. ++ 3288:. He's played a role either directly or illicitly in several obnoxious RFARs and major messes for Knowledge. As previously seen in various cases, he appears to have fairly wide access to a variety of IP ranges, but almost all of them are either in or directly adjacent to the small towns of Palatine, Elmhurst, and Hoffman Estates, in Illinois. All of these towns are within a 5-15 minute drive of each other, depending on whether you happen to look at Google Maps, Yahoo, Mapquest, or what have you. Trivial travel time. BryanFromPalatine, aka 4070:

that it is always the consensus that I'm bucking. In the two most recent cases of this (and I bet all of them actually), it stsrted with a disagreement between only me and steelbeard. When confronted with a large amount of disagreement I have always backed off and gathered concensus. Steelbeard refuses to deal wuth me as a human being and instead runs to others instead of talking to me. I am actually quite reasonable and, unlike Steelbeard, perfectly willing to admit when I was wrong. I also advise both you and Steelbeard to read

6236:... I plan to write an article there someday. I don't have resources on the talk but I've done that in the past, just can't remember which article it was. I wouldn't worry too much about the particular redirect you gave as an example either way though. (probably if it wasn't a redirect, it should be deleted entirely rather than being blank, until and unless it had other content, in which case use the soft redirect template). Does that help at all? Again, I urge you to ask someone that knows more than me! ;) ++ 4048:

there are ways of content dispute resolution I'd try first. Raise the matter on the talk page after reverting back, perhaps, and seek consensus from other article editors. Ask D to raise the matter on talk himself first, next time. A block, unless there have been serious attempts for working this out first which failed, is probably over the top. That's my view without looking into matters closely. Does that help or do you need more? (note, next time instead of copying the text you can just give a link to a

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duration specified in the enforcement ruling. All parties in this case are strongly cautioned to pursue disputes in a civil manner designed to contribute to resolution and to cause minimal disruption. All the involved editors, both the supporters and detractors of IRC, are asked to avoid edit warring on project space pages even if their status is unclear, and are instructed to use civil discussion to resolve all issues with respect to the "admin" IRC channel. For the Arbitration committee,

6181:. When these are created they are redirecting the talk pages to the talk page of the redirect target. I told them that I don't think this is usual, because for example if someone wants to discuss the redirection this would be the page to discuss it. However they haven't responded to my comment (or haven't seen it as they seem to be on a different IP now) and are still pursuing this. Before I approach them again, can you confirm if what I said was right? Thanks. 4254:

I think opening an RfAr request, as Steelbeard did, is inappropriate and he should know better, he's been around long enough. Really, I'm a bit disappointed that he brought this matter to me in the first place, there was no need for it. Just a word to the wise. I see no need for anything further. And that is where I'd like to leave it. PS PLEASE use preview, it's annoying to get edit conflicts on my own page. ++

4557: 5287: 1654:. Thatcher has also weighed on on that Proposed Decision talk page, in the section directly above the one I linked. The evidence is based on a combination of IPs, geolocation (all the users appear to be within 5-15 miles of BryanFromPalatine's known location of Palatine, IL), behavior, and language. Any review would be appreciated. I apologize for the amount of evidence, but it was a complex one. 5314: 5296: 4137:

needed here is a word to the wise, not some major inquisition. A word... to you AND to Steelbeard1, who I have worked with in the past and who I know is a good contributor, but who sometimes maybe gets a bit too hot too. Calling for a block at this point was, as I said, not really appropriate... not at all. I too hope that that is that, and that nothing more happens here... happy editing. ++

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your comments and will continue to think on them, I understand your concern but I promise you that I'm not a troublemaker. Steelbeard is making content disputes personal. As long as he refrains from keeping it personal in the future then we can focus on content. I'm not planning on making a further issue out of this subject. It will only continue if Steelbeard continues with it.--

3493:, which is clear across the country. 68.29.174.61, 70.9.150.106, and 68.31.220.221, all detailed in Black Kite's opening statement and evidence, also come back to this Sprint geographical region. Bob takes up a similar advocacy role as Bryan/Dean Hinnen did in regards to American conservative causes, and from looking seems to have a very similar voice to this "Dino". 3419:. If 209.221.240.193 were not BryanFromPalatine, why go to the trouble of removing a false notice from some random IP or user pages that said that they belonged to BryanFromPalatine? 209.221.240.193 takes up a similar advocacy role as Bryan/Dean Hinnen did in regards to American conservative causes, and from looking seems to have a very similar voice to this "Dino". 3400:. If you Google around for DeanHinnen and BryanFromPalatine, and this IP address, and Bosch, further evidence on a news site can be found, but that I will not link to here for privacy reasons, that apparently spawned off the previous Free Republic RFAR in news coverage. It clearly demonstrates the link between DeanHinnen, Bosch, Elmhurst, and this IP address. 5929:

finding can be found here, and there were AN/I reports filed as well. If they are in fact fromt he same source, might I be asked that the users be flame-broiled alive, beaten with a wiffle bat and then indef blocked? I opt for the harsher stuff because we will have to rollback all of both users' contributions. -

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I am a CU and I don't know of a tool that puts edits in a spread. I would love to hear about one though, do you recall who told you, I'll follow up... So you're saying you have the spread set up with formulas and etc, so if a way to load it with the data was created (for example doing the timemstamp

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I have an excel file pushing 6MB now because it contains up to 5000 edits times for 23 editors. It's relatively easy to produce more analysis from these sheets after I did the first, but it's not packaged up neatly, and I have to copy-and-paste user edits manually (which I then delimit by parenthesis

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P.S. I actually suggested we arbitrate the issue. I thought Arbitration was a form of conflict resolution. In all honesty... Steelbeard is still not happy with this article the way it is but I think he's willing to let it be. You came in after all that discussion started (perhaps now you can see from

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for one message might be a bit much. Second while you may be within the letter of WP rules, I stand by my comments that you could be more collegial in your interactions with others. "What the fuck is wrong with you?" is not collegial, no matter how much you may have been provoked. This response isn't

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Do you think that you're helping matters with this sort of commentary? CUs are human too and not perfectly immune to prejudging things, as hard as we may try not to be. Would you rather the CU being asked to look into this matter be predisposed to view you as disruptive, or predisposed to view you as

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The Bob Sprint Wireless IPs (which includes Shibumi2 and CU confirmed sockpuppets) are being done from some mobile device like a laptop or smart phone, by the same person, given the constant tone of voice, and intense focus on these conservative issues and Waterboarding. All from the same approximate

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I recognize that this user page belongs to the Knowledge project and not to me personally. As such, I recognize that I am expected to respectfully abide by community standards as to the presentation and content of this page, and that if I do not like these guidelines, I am welcome either to engage in

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I did happen to see that in passing, yes, although I would deny being "co-ruler of Commons" (who is my partner in that I would wonder??)... :) As for taking on 'cratship here, I don't think that would be a good idea. I've actually reached "flag saturation" I think. Being a bureaucrat here requires a

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No worries. If you want the userspace version deleted once you've milked it for whatever, just tag it for a speedy and someone will do it for you. (say {{db|some reason}} to mark it) As for the redirect, that was me being sloppy, after I undeleted, I moved the article to your userspace which creates

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just ask the clerk to apply discretion. But then I don't see canvassing as bad as some other folk do. Thanks for sharing! make sure to add yours to the table, eh? (and write up in your comments that you have some novel ideas that you haven't seen before) Hope that helps, if not, please ask again. ++

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I'll reiterate, where I would like to leave my involvement off in this is: I've given both of you a word to the wise, and you can do with it as you like. I think you could improve your approach a bit, less confrontational, less defensive, less snarky... is it a big deal? No. Just a word to the wise.

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At some point, the number of bald "coincidences" here passes by coincidence into fact. How is it so many random users, with similar political stances as BryanFromPalatine, similar legal tone of voice, and all from the same geographic region (if not the same neighborhood and corporate IPs) all arrive

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There are over 140 admins in the category, including some added very recently (as the automated tracker page shows). There have been recalls at a frequency at least one a month for several months now. There is active discussion in many of the subpages related to the category. Admins are adding their

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Statusbot sometimes takes a while to spot changes. I'm not usually in the business of fixing other user pages but your setup seemed OK to me at a glance. If you copied someone else's it's no doubt correct. As far as a general comment on your user page, it seems a bit, excessive... It may be best to

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Again, I'm no expert. I'd say ask for other views at the Village Pump but I would say the most common thing to see for an article redirect is no talk page at all. Second most common would be something where someone was planning an article and put resources (links, diffs, thoughts, outlines etc) on

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Could you be more specific (a link to a diff of one of the requests would help)? In general the talk should redirect as well, as I understand it, but if discussion starts, the talk should be turned into a soft redirect with the discussion below it. so those finding the page later aren't confused. I

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Struck me as pretty thorough and resistant to gaming. The process step to widely notify places that a reconf is going on is interesting, hadn't thought of that, seems a good idea. The provision that gives me the most qualms is the anti-canvassing one... that may raise some eyebrows, maybe better to

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Avruch, just as an FYI, I have also been wondering about an RfA nom for you. You already know that I was impressed with your actions following the whole LGBT category saga, and have been noticing your contributions as they pop up on pages I have visited. To be honest, I think some of your actions

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page and ceaseless false accusations, and I'm supposed to just smile and say, "Hit me again, harder"? The continuation of this sockpuppet investigation is being used by several involved editors, and one involved administrator, as an excuse to dodge mediation. This is a good faith attempt to resolve

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Durova, on your first comment, I'm not sure what you're driving at. I *am* a coder, that's not the point. I was asking CHLuke if he was using some tool to get edit count information into a spreadsheet and if so what, as I hadn't run across one that I can recall. As for the second, ok. I stand by my

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I would have to look more closely at the matter but I don't think we ever should be wanting to block someone to "teach him a lesson". That's just a very unfortunate phrasing at best, and very problematic if it's what you really meant. If Dr who1975 is making revisions to articles without consensus,

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Samurai Commuter wasn't banned as a sockpuppet. He was banned as a disruptive SPA. Lawrence Cohen lied about him when he claimed that Samurai Commuter was banned as a sockpuppet. That's just one of the many lies and distortions that Lawrence Cohen has posted here. Lar, please look at the evidence I

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I poked around on the Virgil Griffith Wikiscanner for these IP ranges, and couldn't find ANY evidence of wider usage that would indicate other users. So, the sock and abuse investigation here is based on equal parts IP technical info, and flagrant DUCKing of behavior, tone, and language. Please let

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I'll tell you quite honestly I'm torn. I did a quick look over the various RfBs, and am not sure I know any of them well enough to "vote" (comment). (Knowing "of" someone, or occasionally bumping into them on a page once, doesn't seem enough, I think.) I may explore some edit histories in the next

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I was urged to run, offered nominations, and so forth, several times, over the course of several months, before I decided that yes, I was ready and willing. Don't let anyone pressure you into standing before you're sure you're ready. And don't let anyone pressure you into not standing when you are

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We will obviously have to take his declarations with a grain of salt—he also states that she was only involved in one accident—but his statistics seem trustworthy, at least. Have you found yet if it was in the books you picked up at the show? I am quite over my indignance at your luck; it's such a

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Talk to me, guys. I know coders. And BTW Lar, regarding your RFAR statement, I think SirFozzie made the right choice at the right time for the right reasons. People were raising the pitchforks and lighting the torches; Mantanmoreland deserves a fair chance to raise a defense. The community has

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I believe the user will be contacting you. For (their) privacy reasons I'll hold off saying who it is on wiki but if he or she does not fairly shortly, email me and I'll say who. And yes, I always enjoy coaching with you as well... it's just making the time that's problematic. Right now I'm trying

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Not ONLY that user or a sympathiser. I will not say more for privacy reasons, but I found a large number of users on that IP. (as well as on other IPs in the range, I did some checking around since a close one was named in the CU case I reference above) Many of them with very high edit counts and

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after I informed him of a situation involving YSG's sockpuppetry, when he was unblocked I left him a note letting him know that if he ever engaged in disruptive behavior the blocwould be reinstated to wich he agreed. Evidently randomly posting personal attacks would be considered a breach of this

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Too long, didn't read. (that's only half serious, I did skim it but there is way too much stuff there for me to digest, please be respectful of the time of others) Have you filed a request for a CU listing specific users you want checked and specific diffs that justify the request? Which users on

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Some concerns have arisen that User:Kodster and User:Sexybabe10 are in fact further escapees from a sockfarm run by indef banned sockpuppeteer, Sixstring1965. Some of the inappropriate sexual content of some of his other socks seems to match that issued by both of these users. A past detailed SSP

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I was mostly away from the computer this weekend, I have a list of things I want to try to get done tonite from the hotel and copying over TBO's old pages and smithing them into what I think we will start with is pretty close to the top. (updating the interwiki links page is probably hotter than

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We're slackers who haven't done what we said, John and I. Sorry about that! We do need to get in gear. :) What to do? Really it's up to you. You ultimately have to decide if you're ready or not. Coaching won't in and of itself MAKE you ready, it is a tool to help you determine things you want to

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arrived today, and I rushed to snap it up from the library in the midst of a blustery snowstorm. It's a positively delightful little volume, signed by the author (a pharmacist, of all things!) and replete with typographical errors probably indicative of the size of the printing house. I have only

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Hi. Sorry to pursue you cross-wiki as it were. It seems a bit sleepy at meta and I don't go there that often so I thought I'd ask here. Presumably the interwiki list just works on the basis that if no one objects for a few weeks and they seem appropriate someone will do them, that right? I cannot

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Also, you said you can tell from some of my "article discussion" pages that I'm ignoring concensus... that doesn't make any sense... if I wasn't trying to discuss issues out why would I post to an article talkpage at all? Do you expect wikipedia to be a place without any disagreement? I have read

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I have not done anything against wikipedia rules. Steelbeard made an inapropriate suggestion and I called him on it. This message from steelbeard to you is another example of him trying to "teach me a lesson" It is true that, in some cases I have butted heads with some people. I refute your claim

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This arbitration case has closed and the final decision may be found at the link above. Giano is placed on civility restriction for one year. Should Giano make any edits which are judged by an administrator to be uncivil, personal attacks, or assumptions of bad faith, Giano may be blocked for the

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andreasegde is giving you some good advice. As he said... If you are a sock and want to get away with it, keep a low profile, learn the ropes, be polite, ask rather than push, make good, valuable, well sourced and neutrally phrased content contributions and build up your reputation as a good and

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I think you're missing some links, could you update that? I checked into this matter. Sexybabe10 is from 2006 (you could have found that out too) and never edited that I can see, so there's no way to say but it doesn't really matter. I do not see a direct technical connection between Kodster and

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Nod. But weighed against the cost of NOT doing it, it pales in comparision. Again, and more personally, kudos. Are any of your tools reproducible? I suspect if they were packaged (go here, get this file, run it through this processor, then load it into Excel and apply these canned macros and get

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OK I looked at the evidence and it warrants some investigation. But rather than start from afresh trying to draw the same conclusions you already did... I tend to like "check this user against that user" sort of requests... I'm not sure where to start. I see from the links you gave me and ones i

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Incidentally, that's also why I am not more active in RfA. Not knowing so many of the candidates, means that I feel it would be irresponsible of me to "vote" support. While the tools may be "no big deal", I still feel it's a question of trust. Or to put it another way, I'm a stront proponent of

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Hey, it's the Kodster. I hope that the Sixstring thing is all cleared up. You can think I'm a sock or not, either way I'm not. Well, it's good to gain people's trust. Anyway, I attempt to use status bot on my user page. It does not function correctly. I could not find a way to fix it. Could you

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I saw that, and I warned him again. The very next occurrence of it that I become aware of will get him another block, he's been warned enough. One can't actually force someone to apologise or refactor but the project doesn't have to tolerate any further bad behaviour of that sort going forward.

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your warning, he states (in the (presently) sole opposition to a six month topic ban) that "You hid behind your false sockpuppet accusations once more; those have now been proven false, to the entire extent that they can be proven false, without me bringing four forms of photo ID to a Knowledge

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I have been working on this case for quite some time, it's fairly non trivial. I've just now posted my findings such as they are. I find your characterisation of the situation, and of your approach to not be in agreement with mine. I also find your assertions of good faith as somewhat less than

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for some thoughts on that. It's not easy at all, but it's what to strive for. As for what I reviewed, sorry if I was not precise enough. I skimmed your contributions and I found some of your edit summaries troubling. I've seen lots worse and I don't mean to come down on you hard, all I think is

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without bothering to check for ghits. Improvements were made to the article such that I am now convinced that the subject is sufficiently notable to merit an entry on Knowledge and have withdrawn the nomination. I also removed it from the log page. Would you be kind enough to formally close the

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a newbie, they should have their say. What would you suggest? (By the way, I've sorted out all my confusing recall stuff right now on the talk page, could you drop by there and take a look? I've technically had 3 requests, one went through but I kept my bit, the other two failed to go through).

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to dodge mediation. If I had instead been accused of child molesting, I would at least have a right to a speedy trial and protection from double jeopardy. When is it going to end? Doesn't this seem like a case of "let's keep doing it over and over, until I get the results I want" to you, Lar?

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I'm sorry to keep arguing, I just want to ask you to please try to avoid applyinng too much inflection to my words. If I sound at all defensive here it's because I'm defending myself. I'm sure if we ever had a chance to work together as you have had with Stellbeard then we might have a better

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Here is where it gets interesting: based on the more detailed analysis below, virtually *all* of the IPs below are either from, or directly adjacent to, all of these towns in Illinois. Again, on the "worst kept secrets", if you Google around for Bryan or Dean Hinnen, "Bosch" (the owner of the

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Glad to help. As for your question... Not really sure. I know that it's custom config to WMF wikis. I am a 'crat at a non WMF run MediaWiki based wiki and I have full power to make and unmake crats and admins (and bots) there. I think I read why somewhere on Meta but I can't recall where.

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doesn't appear to geolocate. The IP right before it though (last hop on a trace route) does happen to be 68.22.72.82, which geolocates to Elmhurst, IL, which is a 20 minute drive from Palatine, IL, where BryanFromPalatine operated from. Elmhurst as mentioned is where Bosch is, which has a

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I realize we have disagreements and sometimes I get annoyed with your heavy handed techniques (as I'm sure you get annoyed with mine). But I always assume good faith when dealing with you. I would never do this kind of crap to you in a million years. I'd ask for an apology but what's the

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Done. (the article itself is tagged... I so rarely close AfDs is there more I need to do? You yourself did the log removal...) I think you could have closed it yourself in this case but sure I was happy to... btw I think we may have a new customer for our very special admin coaching. :)

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delineation might be amenable to excel function based string bashing) that would allow similar analysis? Or is it hard coded for the fact that there are 23 editors :) I'd love to see it, yes. I'll drop you a mail via the wiki so you have my email address to send it back with. Thanks! ++

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this that, yes I am Bold, but I do try to discuss issues out as I maintained earlier and my cursing to Steelbeard was a specific response to a specific incident). Were Steelbeard and I wrong about the nature/use of Request for Arbitration or were we simply too quick to move it there?--

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The sections below are broken down as straighforwardly as I could manage when detailing out all of this information for the RFAR, but some of it was added after the fact, as new connections and evidence were revealed. Note the references to hostipinfo, the website, below. Previously,

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Sprint Wireless IP address that traces back to the same geographical region as all the rest here, using the same methodology. It's even in the same subnet as one of the ones listed above. Samurai Commuter's sole contributions are Free Republic edits, and attacking Knowledge editor

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concentrate on factual things that will help other editors and leave the jokes and the like out, until you have a much larger body of work and a much more solid reputation as a valuable contributor. My user page has no jokes at all, and no user boxes, those are on a subpage. ++

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Hi. I noticed you added the current picture to one of the banners for the Beatles Wikiproject. This image is of a boulevard in Paris, not Abbey Road; the similarity is incidental. Can't a better picture be found, so that a British band isn't represented by a French setting?

3486: 3742:. This is all a horrendous waste on WP's resources and people dealing with this guy. Neutral Good has NOTHING to do with that situation. He has no relationship with Eschoir, Commuter, and doesn't care about Free Republic he claims. Yet here he rides to SC's defense. Please. 6285:

Glad the info was helpful. I agree about clutter. I archive my page periodically (see the top) but hardly ever remove anything. As to your question, I am aware of various users that have variants of that name, yes. One that I think some of these folk may be referring to is

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The picture was badged as being of Abbey Road at the time. If it's subsequently turned out to be not the case then I'd say that a new picture is in order. There are a lot of different pictures of Abbey Road out there. You might check on Commons perhaps, (try this category:

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credible. I was not able to technically connect you to Bryan but I would be quite unsurprised to find that you were in fact he. But I don't really care if you are or not, really. I care about your contributions, which I am thoroughly unimpressed with, whoever you are. ++

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The 209 IP edits are being done from some location(s) controlled by this Bosch company in the Palatine/Elmhurst area. By editing "anonymously" this user can claim to be someone else, or multiple people, and then no one can realistically counter this without contacting

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page. It's not perfect but by and large the trollish requests result in nothing bad happening. Where it has more trouble is with admins who get recalled for serious reasons but who have trouble during the process for one reason or another. Accountability is important.

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degree of care and an investment of time that were I to take it on, would mean (further?) shortchanging some of my other tasks and committments. So I am very flattered and gratified at your suggestion but I would decline a nomination (with thanks for the thought). ++

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Correct. I try to do a pass every week or two. Since the list only gets pushed to the DB once every few months, that's frequent enough, and it's best to leave some time for discussion. Meta is not that sleepy, I'd see any messages you leave there, not to worry.

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I warned the newer IP but I'd say it is pretty likely both the older and newer IP inserting this material are the same person (I could run a CU but it probably isn't necessary). I'd advise blocking on the next occurence, if you don't spot me around report it on

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I did... I noticed nits of differing capitalization etc, and maybe the close dates might be good to add (like when Dreadstar deleted one, etc) but in general, good stuff. The less said the better. (Piotrus II is a model of how much detail NOT to go into :) )

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silly me! That wasn't a canvass... more of a lament or maybe an attempt to psych myself up to go talk to some of the opposers about changing their votes (in a 'crat election, one oppose changed to neutral is just about the same as 9 new supports after all).

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Sometimes coders come to me asking for suggestions. If you think of something you'd like to have that hasn't been written yet, and aren't planning to write it yourself, I could add it to the wish list. At any rate, I respect your opinion about the case.

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209.221.240.193 IP), you'll find a news site with a reprinted email from a Bryan Dean Hinnen emailing from a Bosch IP address. Specifically, 209.221.240.193. The insanely wide array of Sprint Wireless IP address (a forest of them on the talk histories of

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Thanks, I saw this and updated the status and killed the canvassing section. If somehow someone canvasses enough to get me recalled, I'm confident the 58 or so people who supported me the first time around will drown out the 6 who recall me the second.

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nifty charts, or something similar) there would be a number of CUs quite interested in using them in gnarly cases. There is talk of making a Windows toolserver available for use. Depending on your expertise and intterest you may want to get involved. ++

4401:. Now I notice they have devolved to a steaming pile of dog turd... do you have any idea what may have changed? I put in a wikibreak template and everything was fine for quite some time, removing that template didn't fix anything so I have put it back. 6660:

insulted me and other users in Spanish for no apparent reason, upon examining his contributions (trying to figure why he was attacking me) I noticed that he edits on articles related to the Dominican Republic and was warned before for edit warring on

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BryanFromPalatine's Checkuser confirmed IP address of 209.221.240.193 is in South Bend, Indiana. That 209.221.240.193 user has stated that "all" global employees of Bosch Corporation use that as their "gateway" IP address. Bosch has offices in

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for deletion but found it had previously been deleted via AFD and closed by you. I've placed a speedy tag since it doesn't look like anything has changed in the past year or so since it was recreated. If you want to take a look please do.

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demonstrated strong connection to BryanFromPalatine. Neutral Good takes up a similar advocacy role as Bryan/Dean Hinnen did in regards to American conservative causes, and from looking seems to have a very similar voice to this "Dino".

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PS I see it's in the table. I just think that "Pretty straightforward" does it injustice in describing it, you should mention all the novel bits. (or are they not that novel any more? I haven't been checking in the last week or two)

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of the Military history WikiProject newsletter has been published. You may read the newsletter, change the format in which future issues will be delivered to you, or unsubscribe from this notification by following the link. Thank

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I need to listen to them first but I will definitely try to comment. I'm no expert, to be sure but yes, it's a worthwhile project. Looks like you're trying hard (along with others?) to get the project going again, props for that~!

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I left a message for you on AN/I as to why the eleemosynary block was discussed on the checkuser list. If you can elaborate, I'd appreciate it, if not, that's fine. Just thought I'd let you know in case you didn't see it there.

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to isolate the edit times). I could send it to you, if you like. I have been told that they have access to a tool that puts all of the edits into a spreadsheet. That could be a useful in combination with spreadsheets like mine.

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another. Doesn't sign as Bob, same IP range and location and ISP. If this wasn't the same person, why do ONLY Sprint Wireless IPs from this area contribute? Wouldn't we see IP editors from all over the place, country, and from

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even. Heck, make it a case there. and link to the arbcom, you can note I said I'd work on it. but right now it is too much to start. I will continue to look and ponder, but I also don't want to duplicate effort unnecessarily.

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Thank you Lar for the information on removing talk comments. In the future, I will keep comments so any other threads can be added to them and everyone is informed. I just don't want the page to get cluttered, that's all :)

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followed that Alison has done some recent work on this so I will ask her for whatevr she can share. But I'd really like to ask you to try to put this in more of a "please check users X Y and Z" format, using the templates at

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Thanks for your comments; I've made the necessary changes. Incidentally, are you aware of the historical or technical reasons why the privilege set that allows for the promotion of admins doesn't allow for their demotion?

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helping you in terms of my impression of you. I have counseled Steelbeard as I see appropriate and I am counseling you as I see appropriate as well. You may do with that counsel as you like, but I think advising me to read

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I don't want to permanently raise the bar this high. I think this is a special case because of the apparent community support that these users received. I think less than a slam dunk wouldn't have sufficed in this case.

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talk history, all randomly changing Sprint Wirless IP ranges from the same geographic region, all "Bob's"/"BryanFromPalatine's" voice. The same legal tone of voice as BryanFromPalatine, and the same aims. He never left

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very solid contributions which had no connection whatever to the topics this troublesome user or users. So I'd reiterate, I support the 1 week anon only block but I would ask you to be careful of collateral damage. ++

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to update your status. Also, please remember to update your capacity (5th table variable) in the form of a fraction (eg. 2/3 means you are currently coaching 2 students, and could accept 1 more student). Thank you.

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I am really, genuinely, truly sorry for my comment. I assure you, I would not like anything more than to take that back. I really acted foolish, and I regret it. I am sorry, and I hope to make it up with exceptional

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Not spotting it off hand. We had a shift in the parser recently, see the latest few editions of the Wiki Signpost... will dig a bit more. When was the last time they worked and when was the first time they didn't?

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I am sorry for the delay but I wouldn't push too hard, Neutral Good. Your edits are dubious on a large number of levels even if it turns out that you're not easily shown to be related to anyone else in particular.

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You certainly gave every appearance of POINTy behaviour... why on earth would you go round and mark a bunch of pages instead of discussing the matter? If it was a terrifically bad process (as so many people

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Thanks. I will edit it promptly. I understand what you are saying, that first I should establish myself. I'll take some of the boxes out, and the userboxes on a subpage. Thanks a lot! Have a great day!

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That was a tough close... Well done. Someone had to and you are a mensch for deciding to do it. I expect someone will DRV you, so if someone does and I don't notice, would you please give me a nudge. ++

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I've just never heard of redirecting talk pages. (And never heard of soft-redirecting them either.) I guess it probably doesn't matter either way, but I couldn't see any advantage of redirecting them.

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which I have done some work on. The article can stay in my userspace but I notice that its article in the main space is redirecting to the copy in my user space. Is that normal? Thanks for your help.

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While you were discounted in the recent WT:RFA discussion as being active at commons (I guess they afraid to lose you there : ) - I was wondering if you'd be interested in being a bureaucrat here? -

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It's being used as an excuse by an involved administrator to dodge mediation. For that reason, prompt resolution is called for here - even if the accused don't deserve to have our names cleared.

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Sorry Lar, I'll be doing this tomorrow morning. Family getting sick and spitting up copious amounts of nasty brackish liquids are causing me to have a short amount of time today and yesterday.

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Thank you so much Lar, you are to be congratulated as well. I'm very satisfied that one of my pictures made it to good status. I hope that one day I get one featured too. ;-) Best regards,

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I didn't want to show everything, that would be a pain in the butt. I'm too lazy...and as far as I know, the only person to get two requests in 1 week. Not a good record to have, folks. :P

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Alison and FT2. It can certainly wait till evening, I just wanted to make sure anything that needed doing was done before the magical cut off, whatever that is, for information records.

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address and determine areas where you're all set, and determine if you actually want to do this crazy thing, open yourself up for slings and arrows instead of just editing peacefully :)

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in your main header. I switched away from that a while ago, it's no longer required. The new parser breaks it, I think. I fixed it, you should be sorted now, mate. Hope that helps. ++

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Thank you for standing up for me. I appreciate it. My account is barely five days old (if it is even that old), and already I feel hassled. I do not feel welcome here at Knowledge.

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convention and putting on aslideshow to prove that I am not Bryan Hinnen." (Note that it is not clear to whom the "you" refers.) I thought you might like to consider this and his

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Thanks for that, I will try to be more careful next time. I would love to work with you on coaching again, I learned a lot the last time and really enjoyed it. Just say the word. --

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My cursing was in direct respons to Steelbeard's inapropriate suggestion.. ask yourself this... How would you feel if someone did that to you? I don;t intend to curse at him again.

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project. We are currently conducting a reconfirmation drive to give coaches the opportunity to update their information and capacity to participate in the project. Please visit

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been far too divided these last months. If there's a real defense to be made we ought to see it, and if there isn't any, nobody should be able to claim he was denied justice.

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I knew it wasn't. And since I referred to the discussion, it should have been presumed by any others reading that we both knew about the nominations. Just thought I'd mention

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understanding. I've been a wikipedian for over 2 years during which time I've contributed a lot of helpful edits to thecommunity. You and I have only interacted for 2 days.--

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Not quite the longest. I've had an investigation on the back burner for a year on a sockfarm that dates back to summer 2005. (Saw the heading, couldn't help but comment).

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day or so, but I'll be honest in that I have a propensity to become "distracted". If you haven't seen me comment in the next day or so, please feel free to poke me : ) -

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I posted a question to you in response at that AN/I thread. It's not about the CU findings, but I would appreciate a response if you feel willing to make one. Thanks,

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Do you have an idea, though, when we might begin? I know I said I'm not in a tearing rush, and I'm not, but mostly curious and hopeful that it will actually start ;-)

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Based on information from Black Kite's research in his opening statement. There is an extensive history of disruptive sockpuppetry related to conservative issues, and

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Hello Lar, I know that most of my edits to this page are when a suspicion of sockpuppetry arise but this time I really need to clear the doubt, today this IP address

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that you exculpated them. Can we please put an end to this? It is highly annoying and disruptive when a user misrepresents the significance of checkuser results.

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posted on the Waterboarding RFAR Evidence page. I revealed two more of his distortions there. This is indicative of Lawrence's efforts here: lies and distortions.

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this content dispute, once and for all. But it's being used by these editors and this administrator as just another occasion for bashing without any resolution.

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like something the author would write, but the ellipses lead me to think he nicked it from somewhere—he doesn't seem the type to be inventive with punctuation.

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Not really, no, other than that it WAS an inconclusive result... Can you give refs to the things you said in your post were references but aren't clickable? ++

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verse! It's unattributed and not even introduced; just slapped in at the end of the main text, before the individual ship pages. It's so sentimental that it

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PS, use preview please, I find edit conflicts while trying to reply to a user while they are revising their remarks multiple times rather unprofessional. ++

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in the past. There are now two candidates and the project appears to be abandoned. If you could look at the candidates and vote it would be appreciated.

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ready either. :) I believe I have now successfully answered your question without actually giving you an answer one way or the other. Hope that helps! ++

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said so. He went away when challenged, but Shibumi2 started channelling his Free Republic posts 9 months later. Noted in the interests of completeness

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I'll look into it tomorrow, but I'm not a sysop on the LEGO Wikia. I've never even used it, in fact. I used BrickWiki but it's not that active. ++

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That doesn't mean they aren't the same underlying user, just that CU doesn't reveal it. Which it often does not, it's not magic pixie dust :) ++

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suggested it be marked as historical, so I went ahead and did it, but now I realize that was stupid. I should have discussed it first though. --

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a redirect for the moved from location. I should have deleted it right then, as we should not have articlespace redirects to user/talk/etc... (

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If someone gave me an inappropriate suggestion, I might be upset but I still would not curse. It's not easy, but it's the approach I take. See

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Hi Lar, hope you're well. Could you please take a look at this user - something stinks in the state of Denmark! Check out the comment left at

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You're very welcome. As it turns out BOTH of the pics I nominated made it, although one took quite a bit of editing to get selected. ++

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Yes, I am referring to Sixstring1965 (as you mentioned). I am being unfairly accused of being another sock puppet of Mister Ricochet.

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Thanks. Do you think this should be on the official RFCU page instead of here? you formatted it just like it's something for there. ++

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What's the urgency, can this wait till this evening do you think? Who else did you follow up with to request investigation? Thanks. ++

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978-0-7385-5143-2 ... so a different book! Yours sounds better but when it rains it pours I guess. Have fun with your research! ++

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Hello again, Lar. Someone is trying to insert controversial and uncited info inconsistent with other similar passages in the

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seem to think) it wouldn't have about 10% adherence. It's not for everyone but the process works. Proof is to be found on the

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for some choices) and change the picture yourself, if you want to be bold. That would be my suggestion. Hope that helps. ++

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With sincerity, Thank you. (To say more would likely be to say too much. Just cherishing the moment with appreciation.) -

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Could I face a penalty due to this? It looks to me that all Steelbeard wants to do here is discuss our disagreement over

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22:24, 23 February 2008 (UTC) PS why did you start a new thread instead of using the thread related to this, above? ++

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perhaps (you could mention I advised you to. The passage is so dubious that I'd say it's countable as vandalism)... ++

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If you don't really have time, that's fine - I can dig around and work out what I did back when I put them in there.

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for that matter. The IP is used by innocent users as well so I am glad you went with anon only. Hope that helps. ++

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this, but it's up there) That's not the same as saying it will get done, mind you. :) But soon. Or, bug John. :) ++

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Sure I'm still convinced that the IP is being controlled by this user, but the CU result was quite surprising. -

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that would be welcome. I'll take myself to the talk page of the admin recall rather than tagging it next time. --

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as sources (note the talk page there). The 209 editor, suddenly and inexplicably, is pushing similar things on

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I reviewed the article, and your contribs. While I'm dubious you will get much from it, I've userified it to

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I got part way in and am baffled. I need to finish it up or hand it off. One of those will happen shortly. ++

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I'll take a look and get back to you here. If you're in a tearing rush, you may want to ask someone else. ++

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I think you're right; it looks like nonsense! I was just curious whether I could get something from it for

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Dr Who1975 has a history of making revisions to articles without regard to consensus. What do you think?

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already removed it from the arbitration page and suggested a compromise which we have been discussing at

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Actually, I'm happy with the present makeup of the article. If Dr Who had noticed the edits I made at

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has got to be the longest sockpuppet investigation in the history of Knowledge. I have already had an

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The book I got is "McDougall's Greal Lakes Whalebacks" by Neel R. Zoss, Arcadia Publishing, 2007 ISBN

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Thanks for your advice, the picture is now changed. It's not perfect, but at least it's Abbey Road.

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somewhat misses the point. I think you'll find I'm not a brand new admin if you do some research. ++

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Oh, and if I may ask you? Are you aware of a user named Sixstring? Répondez-vous, s'il vous plait.

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helpful user. The good news is, if you're not a sock, it's still all good advice just the same. ++

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OK. I replied at the formal request for CU section of the workshop, acknowledgeing the request. ++

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Wow that's a surprise, this seemed like a duck test case, still thanks for the check, cheers. -

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Unfortunately, due to recent and severe harassment of another user, I have requested checkuser,

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Neutral Good's IP (disclosed by himself willingly) is or was 76.209.226.118. This IP from using

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I can't blame you. One link, in that case, to the wrapup of the discussion is plenty I think. ++

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BryanFromPalatine was an ultra-disruptive sockmaster that was dedicated to advocacy related to

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Hi Lar, Thatcher suggested I follow up with a couple of Checkusers directly. If you look here

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where you warned him (0551 24Feb (UTC)) about his descriptions of the Checkuser results. In

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Hi Lar, I was just wondering if there was any update on the big Waterboarding RFCU? Thanks!

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reasonable discussion about it, to publish my material elsewhere, or to leave the project.

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Wait a minute... I get it... your looking at a Rafr that Steelbeard opened 3 days ago...

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on this version of his talk page, where he says he is editing from 70.9.11.188. That is

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Can I ask your advice on a different issue? An anonymous IP is requesting redirects at

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geographic area as BryanFromPalatine. Either BryanFromPalatine himself or a meatpuppet.

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I just wrote out a quickie summary of all 3 attempts, would you take a look, please?

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Correct. Data is available to share with another CU for corroboration if neeeded. ++

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Thanks for the pointer, I followed up there and crosslinked back to the CU case. ++

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As your the resident expert on recalls, I'd like your input on my own criteria at

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The newer IP did it again. So I reverted again. You can do what you need to do.

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Okay, sorry, I thought that would be clear enough without providing a diff. E.g.

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the talk page preperatory to writing it. An example of such a redirect would be

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poetry :) :) Was that by the author of the book or contemporary to the time? ++

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to Markles page from Jan 3 where you ask him to block me to teach me a lesson.

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I feel that comment is completely inappropriate and I have warned the user. ++

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really find a policy statement but I guess it has never needed formalising? --

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on January 21. Today is February 23. And now it's being used as an excuse by

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An Arbitration case in which you commented has been opened, and is located

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Definitely cringe-worthy. Hopefully there won't be a listed "Keilana 4"...

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Pretty much. One more date (the "end" date) would be good, but no huhu. ++

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on the Evidence page that one or more users involved are the long-banned

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Neutral Good's declared IP is some other very close by location, in the

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The Military history WikiProject Newsletter : Issue XXIII (January 2008)

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compromise and would revoke his second chance, thanks for your time. -

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Oh dear. Gt2008 looks like a Freeper. We shoot those on sight, right?

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who is an indef blocked vandalistic user. Blcoked indef and tagged. ++

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Hi Lar, I know we haven't even begun yet but this evening I received

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decision in two previous sockpuppet investigations. It was requested

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to roam Knowledge, just as I'm getting them back into their stables.

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Here comes the gloating and posting to elicit a negative response:

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All dates approximate, conversations organised by thread start date

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An index to all my talk page archives, automatically maintained by

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Thanks for your help, that was painful/confusing to wade through.

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I will update mine and John's, or he will, shortly. I'm at 1/1 ++

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Hello, previously you expressed interest in participating in the

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OK, sorry its so much. I'll put it together tomorrow and Friday.

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I've put myself up at editor review... if you wish to comment at

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The longest sockpuppet investigation in the history of Knowledge

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Hello, Lar. A new issue of the newsletter is available to read

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Special:Contributions/The_Friendly_Ghost

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Sounds reasonable. I see no need for any different action... ++

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So I see. I commented there, calling for a wider framing. ++

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I wasn't aware I was a party. I don't appear on the list of

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withdrawn AfD for me? Thanks in advance, and best wishes. --

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I personally subscribe to "easy come, easy go", and if I've

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which wikis need checking and why? en:wp CU requests go at

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Additional proof that Shibumi2 is tied in as Bryan Hinnen:

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Additional edits from the same "Bob" IP range can be found

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Can you explain what was inconclusive about the search? -

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Hi Lar I haven't been around much lately... a while ago I

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Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne

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Refactored reply comment from Kodster to Kodster's talk (

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just glanced at it, and already two lovely 'facts' about

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You may be offline, but I thought you may wish to fulfil

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Request at WP:AN regarding deleted articles for LEGO WIKI

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It does, thanks, I think I'll wait for awhile longer ;)

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of the (as you put it) "egregious misstatement". Best,

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If it was for you, pity ME for thinking of trying. :) ++

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Knowledge:Requests for checkuser/Case/BryanFromPalatine

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Note his contributions to the Japanese naval article.

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Knowledge:Requests for checkuser/Case/Mister ricochet

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Sixstring1965 or his known socks. Hope that helps. ++

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talk page. Similar edits happened on other usernames

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at any rate. I predict this is going to end badly. ++

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If you want to get something done, ask a busy person

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although there may be others that folk had in mind.

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if it is still outstanding when you log on. Cheers.

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is a proverbial "ripened sock" of BryanFromPalatine.

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Evidence that Samurai Commuter is BryanFromPalatine

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