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many administrators are reluctant to believe can happen. For that reason when I do give longer blocks in this kind of situation I sometimes give custom-written block notices that explicitly encourage the editor to make an unblock request, rather than just mentioning it as a possibility as the templated notices do, though I confess I often take the easier way out. Ironic though it may seem, I am actually happier dealing with someone who has been continuously vandalising over a period of weeks than someone who, as in this case, has had a couple of bursts of vandalism with a long gap in between. That is because in the first case I can give a short block in the hope it will, as you say "nudge" the editor, confident that they will notice the block, but in the second case, as I suggested above, I fear that such a short block may not be noticed at all, or if it is the editor may not care, which encourages me to use a longer block. However, it all comes down to making a guess about how someone will respond to a block without knowing the person, so whatever we do may be wrong. I still think that in this case I would probably give a longer block than you did, but I admit that, having thought further about it, I am not as certain about that as I was when I wrote my first post here.
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the editing history of the larger range 96.80.0.0/16, and found there a very large number of edits with no connection to our vandal, including 12 edits in the period in which our vandal has edited, three of them yesterday. I would therefore not even consider a range block of even 24 hours on that range unless there were a really major problem such as serious libel. Of course in this case there is no need to even consider a range block, as only one IP address has been used by our vandal, but I am just using that to illustrate how my assessment of the risk of collateral damage depends on the circumstances, and I think "long IP blocks should be avoided as they may catch innocent users", while a good principle, is too much of a simplification if applied as a blanket rule. Just a few of my thoughts on the matter, which may or may not be of interest to you.
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Hello I'm just wondering if is there any way to have a Wiki page approved. All other players from same industry are live from years and this company is the only one rejected by Wiki... Refferences are in place, even more last time when I checked for them. This is the page deleted by you few days ago:
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Its not.about me or so wine known by me.but I am a follower of SunDeep
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Hi Luk, you blocked edits on the Ammar Campa-Najjar page and suggested a request for undeletion. (Protected "Ammar Campa-Najjar": Article has been deleted per
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You are perfectly right there, and I confess that when I wrote the above I was thinking mainly about stopping the vandalism, rather than about nudging the person into becoming a constructive editor. I have many times seen vandals turn into constructive editors, which is something that unfortunately
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True! And I like discussing this (it's been a long time since I had to argument a block) ! It all boils down on whether you want to prevent further harm to the project (longer block) or you want to make the point across while minimizing friendly fire (or even believe troublesome users can turn into
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I made the request for undeletion and it was denied, with a claim that requesting deletion was not appropriate in this case, because of the outcome of two previous deletion discussions. I think that you as an administrator should now figure out a better plan that falls in line with
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than an encyclopedia article. I know you worked on it, but my personal opinion is that she is only known for her startup, and this would be more notable than herself. That being said, this is not an area I am that knowledgeable about so I'll let other editors take it from there :). Cheers! --
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talks about the ride-sharing company's recent scandal of drivers sexually assaulting female passengers even committing crimes of rape and murder. The scandal is widely reported not only by caixinglobal.com but also by many prestigious news organization in the world such as
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He has ignored my good faith offer to 3rd party this and went onto continue 'section blank.' A LOT of data has been removed here, almost a full section of knowledge has been removed in hours. I honestly do not know how you can reasonably sort this by a dispute resolution?
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Dear Luk, Mikhail
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Thank you for your message. I took that context into account when warning you, by checking every instance of links to caixinglobal.com. I agree that some are legitimate uses (and I didn't remove them). Otherwise, it would already be in the our Spam
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quacks faintly, so I'm not sure if it's him, but the IPs in this network geolocate to the same location. Other than the IPs I mentioned here, I don't think that this vandal has access to any other unblocked IPs, as far as I'm aware.
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I will like to draw your attention to the page Amadu Sulley which should read Amadu Sulley regarding the Ghanaian personality who was Deputy Electoral Commissioner of which I believe you deleted.
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I am unsure as to how to edit the citations already made on the the ocean storage of carbon dioxide page. They seem to be errors in syntax with dates mostly. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
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Hi Luk, the draft I treid to put online "RESTORE - Horizon 2020" is a information about a research project of the EU. There are othe procets like this at wiki. So I think this is not advertisment.
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and the similarity in behavior. You might want to consider blocking the IP for an extended period of time; the user account should be indeffed due to its vandalism-only usage. The IP range
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you beat me to the block button by one minute. Since you got there first, I will accept your decision, but I thought I'd let you know that I don't agree. An editor who has been vandalising
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that was not challenged at the time and you are disagreeing with the outcome. However, I think the article needs more sourcing to assert their notability beside their indictment. Pinging
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to see why it has been listed (you may have to search for the title of the image to find its entry). Feel free to add your opinion on the matter below the nomination.
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