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questions later. And I damned well hope they would rather than waiting around for three arbs -- none of which this year have the technical ability to remove admin bits -- to sign off on something so blatant. (You could almost call that level 0, I guess) Level 1 is for things that need to be done now, and this did need to be done due to the rather obvious prohibition of a blocked admin using their tools. We use Level II for far less immediate situations, such as when an admin has been caught socking. Down to brass tacks: The presumption on a level 1 is that the tools can be restored easily in proverbial morning. What we have here is a total mess, but one that had admin tools not been used, would have been dealt with at ANI, and was being dealt with. Malik Shabazz, is, as many have said, an admin of a record of long tenure and honourable service. I'd be prepared to reverse the desysop if Malik Shabazz were to come back, and publicly commits not to ever use his tools while blocked or in a dispute again, I never, ever intended this desysop to be permanent or the final word on anything. I guess

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of a case, or a normal desysop by motion. Level I is an extremely rare thing, I would never have considered a level 1 without the direct use of the admin tools while blocked. Now we have the time to think and reflect and let everything cool down. A Level 1 is not a final decision. A level 1 is not a decision made by a majority of the committee. Now, I think we need to slow down, to let Malik Shabazz respond. The level 1 is explicitly not a final decision, and now we need to process this like a normal case request. I think what has to happen now is one of three things. Either the tools can be restored, a permanent revocation passed by normal motion, or a case opened to look this. I'm thinking this is a complicated mess, and now that the

2329:- block of both parties was necessary for personal attacks. Temporary tool removal was also necessary as a preventative measure, given they were used while blocked and still engaged in the dispute. Full case is not necessary as I don't see this as a pattern of behaviour - it seems like a one-off angry reaction. Once we're confident the disruption has ceased I would support return of the tools per "Return of Permissions." On a separate issue, suggest AN or ANI consider whether this reaction is a consequence of ongoing harassment as suggested above. Should that be unproductive, would consider a case request on this subject. -- 2361:. I was asleep when all this happened, but I would have supported the temporary desysopping had I been aware at the time and endorse my colleagues actions. This is solely on the grounds of using admin tools while blocked. Given that a level 1 desysopping has happened there needs to be a review of the whole situation to determine whether Mike should have his tools restored and whether any action needs to be taken against other parties. A public case is the best way to have this review I believe. Note that I am recused with respect to 2380:

emotional (and he certainly had good reason to be), we will never be able to know what actions this emergency desysopping did or did not prevent from happening, but in my opinion it is better to be over cautious in these matters. One principle that I think needs to be stressed in the light of Mike's statement here is that two wrongs do not make a right - racist abuse is never acceptable, but being the subject of racist abuse does not make it OK for you to racially abuse somebody else, ever.

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our peril. Leaving a person who is pissed off to infinity with the keys to the castle is the fucking height of stupidity. A temporary desysop was in order. But now that he no longer has his tools, I would probably want the Committee to suspend this case and allow the community to discuss it further. Maybe if there is consensus for a desysop, the desysop can stand, and if there isn't it can be removed. That's up to the Committee though. --

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blaming others when talk page access was restored. I would like to see an admission that the users actions were not appropriate for an administrator and a clear plan on how this will be avoided in the future. As long as this user stands by their actions and blames others I would would call the idea of returning the tools a

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As with courcelles. Totally gutted the point of the motion. Part of me wants to just try to pass a motion with a resysop as I firmly believe it's the right thing to do, but I'm not sure how the vote would turn out. While his behavior was out of line I really think the level I was premature and rather

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I'm not sure why Roger says that Level 1 is for "situations where a (compromised or otherwise) admin account goes on the rampage inflicting damage on the encyclopedia's infrastructure." given that in any circumstance like that, a 'crat or steward would be fully justified in pulling the bit and asking

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While I do have sympathy with Malik given the incivility that had been directed at him, and his apparent (given the many testimonies here, ANI, and his talk page) many years of dedicated unblemished service to the project up to this point, he has obviously not recognised what went wrong from his side

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If this user cannot at the very least explain why this won't happen again then we cannot return the bit. I don't think the 8 years of good behaviour is proof it won't happen again because it did not stop it from happening the first time, I want to hear from his mouth that this is not going to repeat.

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That is suggestive, and I have struck it. But I honestly hope this isn't a permanent desysop. Malik was provoked, it's easy to see, but it doesn't excuse his behavior, and his use of admin tools while blocked. Malik is angry. He should have a time to cool down. But if he is angry, it should not be at

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For those who wish for him to have his admin status restored based on this being an isolated incident I can certainly hold out hope for that myself. However so far all we have gotten from this user is more insults after the block, use of tools after talk page access was removed, and more insults and

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I initiated a complaint at AN/I because Brad Dyer, one of the dozens of pro-Israel single-purpose accounts that plague Knowledge (XXG), was harassing me. You can read (what's left of) my complaint to see the details. What nobody seems to understand is that it should never be acceptable to refer to a

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I don't know if the Committee will find enough evidence to take a case, and I don't have any comment on that. But if the only think that can be used against Malik is what I have brought here today, I believe he should be allowed his bit back. Malik works in some very contentious and difficult areas,

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I don't think this is level I, it was clearly very far out of line but he didn't exactly go on a rampage deleting key articles or performing pagesplit vandalism. There was some background which is important to take into account in this case which hasn't really been exanined, and we should aim to be

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Okay. Now that the level I is in effect, let us all slow down and take a breath. The use of admin tools as they were used while blocked was the major issue here. We don't level 1 for insults, even extreme ones, that is the realm of the block and revoke talk access functions. Those are the realm

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I did not ask for grovelling, no need to mis-characterize what I said. I asked for a sign that he is now ready to return. He had his talk page access returned and he used it to call the folks at ANI jackasses and to blame others for his action. Surely a bad sign. It would be irresponsible to assume

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is one editor, one account, though there are several legitimate uses of an alternate account. The creation or use of an additional account to conceal an editing history, to evade a block or a site ban, or to deceive the community, is prohibited. Sockpuppet accounts that are not publicly disclosed

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I support a case as described in point 2 but do not feel that opening that case should necessarily be the end of the line for this one. I am unwilling to return the tools to Mike without either and RFA or I've seen evidence that he has calmed down and accepts that, no matter the provocation and no

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I sympathise with the position that we need to support administrators who break under the pressure of working in these topics, and have personally proposed committee decisions that eschew the "torch and pitchforks" reaction to similar situations. Nevertheless, in the present case I do not consider

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Additional note: Someone with some time to do so needs to closely examine the discussions leading up to the bad behavior for taunting or other behavior that might explain why a longstanding well liked admin suddenly reacted like this. I haven't yet and it needs to be done, and I don't have enough

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What? Malik Shabazz misused his administrative tools to the extent that it required a level 1 desysop, and egregiously violated the civility policy with insults and racist comments. I understand that this response was not unprovoked, but why on earth are we proposing reinstating the tools with no

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Would there be any support for a)restoring the tools and basically saying "bad evening, let's move on, don't do it again if you ever find yourself blocked again", and b) opening a case to investigate what can be done to make the I-P topic area less toxic? To focus on the general maelstrom rather

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To those who have said that Mike's 8 years of good, level-headed service as an admin mean that it was obvious he was not going to go on a rampage, I disagree. This act was so clearly out of character that I do not believe his past behaviour to be a good predictor of his actions when clearly very

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And Chillum, I was wrong to call the people at AN/I jackasses. I should have just called you a jackass. You didn't (and still don't) give a fuck that somebody was harassing me, but when I used the word Jewboy that got your attention. I'll reiterate: The Jewboy has chased the nigger off Knowledge

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and to perform their duties to the best of their abilities. Occasional mistakes are entirely compatible with adminship; administrators are not expected to be perfect. However, sustained or serious disruption of Knowledge (XXG) is incompatible with the status of administrator, and consistently or

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He used the administrative toolkit through a block. You're correct that it was one incident, and to my knowledge there is no pattern of similar misuse. That said, his comments were so completely out of line and his responses to questioning about them equally so, that I would have unquestionably

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had the misuse of tools not also been a factor. With adequate explanation and a clear statement that it wouldn't happen again, I might have been willing to excuse the misuse of tools, but with the comments he has made and with his statements that he does not wish to regain the sysop userright,

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Beyond the conduct unbecoming an admin we have at least two examples of abuse of admin tools. The revdel of his own comment which contained a personal attack in an apparent effort to hide it and the use of the revdel tool while blocked to restore his own comment which also contained a personal

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states that "grossly inappropriate threats or attacks" may be revdelled. However, Shabazz, despite (or in spite of) his block, unrevdels that particular diff with the summary: "Restoring the truth -- you people can ignore this is you want, I won't". On his talk page, he says, in reference to

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Once again, I'd like to thank the people who have had kind things to say about/to me. I'm sorry that my recent actions on Knowledge (XXG) have been inappropriate, and I'm especially sorry that they have undercut some of the nice things you have said about me and my work here. With that, I'm

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I support the opening of a case to look at the Palestine-Israel topic area, but not in Mike's name. Should Mike decide to unretire, I would like an examination of his conduct by the Committee before extensive editing and would actively oppose restoring administrative tools ahead of such.

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The desysop has been done, but per procedure this is temporary until the entire committee can review the matter. To make the timeline clear, and explain why at least I thought this had to be done by the level 1 process, was the timeline showing tools were used through the block.

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I'd like to respond to two specific charges made against me on this page. Ceradon, who initiated this action, wrote "Shabazz, on August 8, revdeled one of his own disparaging comments. It begs the question, what else has he hidden. How much else has flown under the radar."

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I feel the evidence in this case will be well documented, however if diffs are desired for anything I have claimed I will happily provide them. I think it is important that the community see that we do indeed have civility standards for at least our administrators.

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matter how wrong the other party's actions were, neither his use of racist epithets no his use of tools while blocked were justified or acceptable. I'm not seeking grovelling or retribution or anything of that nature, just evidence of acceptance and understanding.

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applies to everyone, and that includes if someone was responding to incivility that were directed at them. The comments by Brad Dyer was totally unacceptable, but undoubtedly so were Malik Shabazz's responses, who as an administrator was held to a

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Ideally I would prefer not to return the tools until there is a clear communication from Malik Shabazz indicating that he's not going to do this again, but I'm more interested in getting a modified case underway. Thus, tentative support from me.

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of civility. Having said that, this would had ended at the original 48 hours block if Malik just walked away at that point, maybe even an unblock if he recognised the comments were inappropriate and agreed to stop. Instead, Malik continued with

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Could you show me some diff that indicates that the revdel of the personal attack was done out of a sense of regret rather than a desire to conceal that behaviour? I admit I am not familiar with the context of the post and subsequent revdel.

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Pretty much per Thryduulf. This all went down while I too was asleep, so I'm just getting up to speed on it this morning; on the face of it, though, there are several aspects to this case which may bear examination beyond the desysop.

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Further for the record - On reflection, if I had seen the diff above before or during the outburst I would have indeffed Brad. It was deleted by Brad after not too long and was hard to find going back and forth in the page history.

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In regards to whether this should be full case: I think the conduct of Brad Dyer should be examined. And, since there is at least the possibility that this might result in a permanent desysop, I think a full case is necessary.

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if he intends to return to active editing and is reminded that use of the tools while blocked is prohibited. As far as the committee is concerned this draws a line under the recent unfortunate events concerning this

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Admining through a block, especially in relation to that block is understood by every admin to be a desysop offence. Doing so to reinstate a personal attack that one were blocked for is simply conduct unbecoming.

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out of process (given how it's defined). What he did was certainly blockable, and to some degree I think he still ought to be blocked, but the sysop component bothers me more, given how it was performed.

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to examine the entire situation. There's clearly more to this situation than this particular incident. If the ARBPIA area remains toxic despite what's already been done there, we need to revisit that.

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seemingly exemplary record a public case is probably the best way forward. It may also be a good time to review the Level I/Level II procedures, to see whether a better system can't be put together.

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And, sigh, again per Malik Shabazz's statement, which was posted since this motion, that he has retired. Thus point 1 of the motion is moot and point 2, focussing the aim of the case on the

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Yeah, I had a typo that caused subst not to, and it took forever for mine to "take effect", but yes a merge is fine. I'm going to grab some header stuff out of my filing and add it here.

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Comment: Had Malik not resigned his administrative permissions (per his statement), this is how I would have voted (it was the vote I typed before seeing the resignation and new motion):

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In my opinion the abuse given out by Malik Shabazz is incompatible with being an administrator. We just cannot have admins calling people "Jewboy" and expect to be taken seriously.

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to look into the matter fully, including the actions of Brad Dyer and others involved. But I remain open to the idea a motion could dispose of this to most parties' satisfaction.

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states: "Administrators are expected to lead by example and to behave in a respectful, civil manner in their interactions with others. Administrators are expected to follow

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Query for the arbs, are you voting for the level 1 on-wiki? Have the proper procedural requirements (arbcom-l and communication with all arbs with all mediums) been done?

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Yes, though I'd note that should Malik decide to return, I'd still be happy to discuss reversing the tool removal. Level 1 removals are not intended as a final action.

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Black man as "sonny boy". Brad Dyer has successfully hounded me off Knowledge (XXG). You can all suck my balls, assholes, because all you did was delete my complaint.

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Now that things have settled down, I would support that. Use of tools while blocked is a bright line, but I don't think one incident warrants a permanent desysop.

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transparent as much as possible. Hence I am voting to accept this case. This may not have been a pattern of misbehavior, but it should nonetheless be examined.

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on his talk page, which led to his having talk page access revoked, at which time he admined through his block in a manner connected to that block.

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he is now ready to behave as expected without some level of commitment from him, and yes I do think that includes taking personal responsibility.

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egregiously poor judgment may result in the removal of administrator status." Shabazz, on August 8, revdeled one of his own disparaging comments.

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communication from him that he wishes this to happen, or that this behavior won't continue? This very much flies in the face of the idea that

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For the record - If anyone is having a hard time finding the "Sonny boy" comment which seems to have triggered this, it's this diff by Brad:

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Support restoring his tools, and agree with Courcelles that editing in this area is toxic and we need to see what we can do about it.

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Noting that several checkusers, myself and Guerillero included, have looked at this, and found no evidence of a compromised account.

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I agreed also, but quite specifically pending some sort of explanation. I need more information to say whether we will need a case.

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Should this be taken as a formal request for a bureaucrat to take action, or should the crats wait until the notices are posted to

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Comment: I am currently working on framing the case in a logical way so it doesn't turn into a free-for-all mud throwing match. --

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1. The case is accepted with the aim of reviewing and if necessary modifying by motion existing sanction provisions in the prior

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Thanks folks, though as this page is strictly under sectioned discussion I've moved your comments into your own sections.

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For this motion there are 15 active arbitrators. With 0 arbitrators abstaining, 8 support or oppose votes are a majority.

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I completely disagree that someone who uses racist slurs and other clear attacks against other users should be a sysop.

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The immediate problem has been dealt with,and I see no possibility we well be able to do anything useful about PIA.

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the block. The misuse of tools occurred when, while blocked, he removed revision-deletion from an insult he'd made.

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I also agree to the desysop. Compromised or not, this is absolutely not acceptable behavior for an administrator.

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Striking my accept at the moment as I agree that we should restore the tools and focus on the I-P topic problems.

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Appears I spoke too soon for the second question, but the first few probably still need a bit of clarification..

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These remedies have been vacated. For the current set of remedies applicable in this topic area, please see the

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is non-neutral, which could strongly suggest that their editing is incompatible with the goals of this project.

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I should add, that Shabazz was blocked by Chillum for 2 days as a result of personal attacks., and reblocked by

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prior affirmative agreement for the modification at (a) AE or (b) AN or (c) ARCA (see "Important notes" below).

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please do not tell me what I do and do not give a fuck about. I am heartbroken at how things have turned out.

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I concede the possibility. It changes little in my opinion as that was the act I had the least objection too.

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Uninvolved administrators are encouraged to monitor the articles covered by discretionary sanctions in the

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Administrators modifying sanctions out of process may at the discretion of the committee be desysopped.

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Moving to support now that point 1 has been struck. I absolutely do not support restoring the tools.

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I believe we may have a case of abuse of administrator tools. The earliest example is likely here:

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of sanctions for the topic – any other appropriate remedy may be issued without further warning.

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Distant second choice to original motion. This should have been an alt rather than a strikeout.

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reverts, page protections, blocks, the use of pending changes, and appropriate edit filters."

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Brad_Dyer&diff=prev&oldid=676578546

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I strongly support this, and would much prefer it over a case focussed on Malik's actions.

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No administrator may modify or remove a sanction placed by another administrator without:

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I have responded to you on my talk page, my section here is already getting very long.

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This is a copy of the e-mail message I sent ArbCom last night. "Under a cloud" my ass.

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It begs the question, what else has he hidden. How much else has flown under the radar.

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1) This case relates to behavioral issues occurring around articles relating to the

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3) The Palestine-Israel topic area has been continuously plagued by sockpuppetry. (

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that placed "all Arab-Israeli conflict-related pages, broadly interpreted, under

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I removed that edit summary at Brad Dyer's request only because nobody else would

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case to ensure compliance. To assist in this, administrators are reminded that:

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I also support a level 1 desysop, bringing it to the required three in favor.

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Malik Shabazz: Arbitrators' opinion on hearing this matter <5/4/0/2: -->

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is required. If consensus at AE or AN is unclear, the status quo prevails.

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Also, to clarify: Malik Shabazz performed the requested revision deletion

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The facts of this case are clear and not much is left but interpretation.

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This whole thing started because Brad Dyer was butthurt that I caught him

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the explicit prior affirmative consent of the enforcing administrator; or

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FWIW I would oppose any resysop motion per my comments above and below.

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Thank you, ArbCom, for considering re-sysoping me, but I fell short of

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ask the enforcing administrator to reconsider their original decision;

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use the best and most reputable sources available, with prevalence in

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discussions such as AfDs, WikiProjects, noticeboard discussions, etc.

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discussions such as AfDs, WikiProjects, noticeboard discussions, etc.

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Moving to support now that point 1 was removed from the motion.

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for misuse of talk page privileges, and then reblocked again by

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before you submit private, confidential, or sensitive evidence.

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could have been more diplomatic, but I stand by its substance.

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With three votes, I have asked at BN for this to be enacted.

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are not to be used in discussions internal to the project.

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Motion: Palestine-Israel articles 3 (v0.3) (December 2016)

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adopted 3 May 2014, this provision did not require a vote.

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adopted 3 May 2014, this provision did not require a vote.

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in place to deal with editors who violate the BLP policy;

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by any uninvolved administrator, even on a first offense.

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2) All anonymous IP editors and accounts with less than

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A case of possible administrator abuse; DR unnecessary.

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4) All Knowledge (XXG) articles must be written from a

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can be added to the talk page of affected pages, and

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problem is over, that we might actually need a case.

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Moving to support now that point 1 has been struck.

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Please wait for a notice to be posted by an arb. --

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