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the canvassing. Given I can't see the evidence and have not been privy to the WPTC discord logs since my departure on March 26, I have no way of knowing whether the existing evidence substantiates this claim. I also don't have the time to go through everyone's edits on WP to look for more instances, however, I provided 3 older ones below that occurred against me. The issue as you highlighted (along with the older ones I added below) is project ownership of content, blanking (reverting to a redirect), assuming bad faith (not always, but this has happened), and biting people. Is that a fair assessment? If so, this issue has been going on for nearly four years or greater.
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into school and college and don’t check as frequently and when I do I end up forgetting to reply. I’m sorry if it’s made it seem like I haven’t taken that into account. Finally the “on-wiki canvassing” is not accurate, at least from my view: USM was involved in the prior RfCs for the color discussions so I decided to leave a message on his talk page because of that. I’ll admit I probably used the wrong language (“unfortunately”) but I think in the heat of the moment I was not happy with the changes given I had been unaware of the revived RfC. --
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community. Off-wiki discussions by their nature limit participation in discussion to a subset of users who know about them and have access to them, and this practice undermines the community process. While it is clear that the community has no authority to prevent off-wiki discussion by any who choose to do so, we can declare the decisions made by such groups as having no standing in the encyclopedia. · · ·
1302:’s evidence regarding myself I would like to explain a few things. The edit-wars is unfortunately sort of a commonplace thing within WPTC and I have tried to stop doing so. The cases with regards to ANI:3RR is complicated, as in the July 2021 one who reported me was making questionable image additions to exoplanet articles using computer-generated program 1037:, when the consensus was reached more than two years earlier. There were three editors (Nioni1234, AndrewHat250, and myself) who could be assumed to be interested in changing that consensus to add the Helene article. Content should not be locked based on a discussion more than two years in the past. 1356:
accusations, I can explain why one might think that: I have a history of reading but not replying to said messages left on my talk page, but I do see them and take into account the dialogue. I should note also end up forgetting to reply (and especially in the last few years) because I am getting more
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If you look again at the edit summary for the reversion to the redirect, it does indeed contain a link to the consensus. However, I don't deny the accompanying message as sounding rude and BITEy. This behavior has been encouraged off-wiki in the discord chat by some of the same people who encouraged
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Please re-read what I said above: "It crosses the line from deficient communication to IDHT when they repeat their behavior after being warned against it." Your actions speak louder than your words. On the point about canvassing, an editor having already been involved in a discussion does not make
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and his additions were already questioned on his talk page (the discussion got heated as the user was accusing me of not knowing copyright license and trying to make up new arguments despite not even trying to). The second in October 2020 was by an IP whose course of actions was to go right to the
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The Arbitration Committee accepted private evidence in this case. Like with all evidence, Arbitrators, including the drafters, will make individual decisions on how much weight to give to each piece of submitted evidence. In making this decision Arbitrators will consider how the evidence complies
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I don't know if it is an unfair expectation on my part (if it is then I apologize), but I expect a person trying to overturn a prior consensus on merging an article to get consensus before creating the article again. Not recreate the article and then see if it is okay for it to stay. I had to get
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Knowledge (XXG) is a community effort and is governed by the consensus of participants. Consensus of Wikipedians can only legitimately be achieved on Knowledge (XXG), and any agreements between persons made off the official discussion venues of Knowledge (XXG) have no validity within the editing
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Editors who revert a change proposed by an edit should generally avoid terse explanations (such as "against consensus") which provide little guidance to the proposing editor (or, if you do use such terse explanations, it is helpful to also include a link to the discussion where the consensus was
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It is unclear to what extent all of this actually affected the ultimate outcome. Ultimately, nothing was ever done with the article, with discussion just petering out. The article was never merged, nor much else done. Whether the off-wiki discussions diffusing energy to various different venues
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The revert was not only terse but rude, and did not provide a link to where the consensus was formed. It simply stated that there was a consensus, and provided no opportunity for discussion. The systemic problem is that no information was provided as to the consensus and no opportunity for
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As Hurricane Noah notes, other editors are not normally aware of a draft until it is submitted. The other side is that the editors who submitted the draft appear not to have been aware of a consensus, which caused them to work on a draft in the reasonable but incorrect hope that it might be
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The following discussions have been stealth canvassed via mention off-wiki. As far as I know, off-wiki mention and discussion was the extent of the canvassing. I'm not sure exactly what private evidence has been submitted by others, but this is as far as my own recollection goes for major
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A few days later, I finally read MarioProtIV's reply. Although satisfied with his promise to improve his behavior, I was uncertain what to do about the closure itself and asked at ANI. TheresNoTime latched onto the off-wiki discussion aspect and requested a
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points out that the consensus to merge was on an archive of the hurricane season talk page. That discussion was in 2019. On the one hand, there was not off-wiki coordination. On the other hand, the reverting of my acceptance of the draft illustrates
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caused attention and interest to scatter and dissipate or that happened on its own, I can only guess. What is clear, however, is that the off-wiki discussions caused confusion to editors unaware of them (namely me), causing a significant waste of time.
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for a merger in 2019 due to lack of effects. An article containing roughly the same amount of content or even less content, the latter being true in this case, shouldn't be created without a consensus to overturn the merger.
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I wasn’t refusing to accept the answer, I wanted to address a possible concern some people might have with the discrepancy between maps and infoboxes while the case is ongoing and awaiting a verdict. And I will admit it was
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MarioProtIV did not heed my request to undo his reversion, nor did he address this in his reply. If I had to guess, he believed I would consider my request moot after reading his explanation of what had happened
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I have reviewed numerous draft articles on tropical storms. I accept them if they appear to be adequately sourced and to contain enough information to expand on the article about the tropical storm season. A
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which I recently attempted to close. Level one bullets are simple timeline and statements of fact plainly contained in the evidence; level two points are my notes on and interpretations of the evidence:
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Again, I would argue this is a systemic problem rather than something any one person did on their own. I have had my own articles redirected multiple times when I was a newcomer by MarioProtIV, such as
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Over the next five months, three additional editors voiced support for the original merge proposal (bringing the total to five editors favoring the merge and one opposing, excluding Hurricane Noah)
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ANI board despite no evidence of 3RR. The third and final was an old report from December 2017 that got stale and didn’t get anywhere and was mainly over unnecessary information being added into
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a long comment on MarioProtIV's talk page explaining that unilaterally reverting closures is inappropriate and that his conduct was generally too aggressive, and asked him to undo his reversion.
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I would say that the evidence presented above by Compassionate727, in addition to showing a history of edit warring and deficient communication, also shows in particular a tendency towards
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his support for an alternative proposal and asked MarioProtIV to comment, saying he would implement it if MarioProtIV agreed and nobody else objected; MarioProtIV never responded on-wiki
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MarioProtIV does not respond to most questions and concerns on his talk page. Once, he archived a new user's question about his edits without answering, prompting another editor to
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Under policy and procedure we are unable to provide other information about private evidence at this time and may not be able to answer questions about this information.
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In response to feedback on the talk page that my evidence seemed somewhat dated, I have reversed the chronological order of links and divided them into sections by year.
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which is precisely what happened. It would seem, therefore, that HN objected to the redirect's instructions from being carried out even though they reverted back to it.
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territory). I wanted to see what people wanted to say (and I probably shouldn’t have put an edit request in but I thought by doing so would make the connection as to
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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Administrators%27_noticeboard/3RRArchive448#User%3AUnited_States_Man_reported_by_User%3AElijahandskip_%28Result%3A_No_action%29
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Any further edits made to this page may be reverted by an arbitrator or arbitration clerk without discussion. If you need to edit or modify this page, please go
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respectively, many months indeed after the 2019 "consensus" was formed (in a discussion lasting all of three days, by the by). This wasn't archived until
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MarioProtIV has received comments and questions on his talk page about inadequately explained edits, including reverts and content removal (2021:
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As I understand it, Hurricane Noah did not plan to treat the already lodged votes favoring the original merge proposal as relevant "objections"
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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject_Articles_for_creation/Participants&diff=1019969094&oldid=1019331649
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Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Tropical_cyclones/Archive_47#Upcoming_merger_of_WPTC_and_other_meteorology_WikiProjects_into_WikiProject_Weather
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I don't know why he felt he needed to speak on LightandDark2000's behalf here, but they clearly had communicated about this off-wiki
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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Administrators%27_noticeboard/Archive334#Continuing_disruptive_editing_from_User%3AFleurDeOdile
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Although not directly related to the case, MarioProtIV has several notes on his talk page about adding unsourced material (2021:
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Apparently unable to accept that others have rejected their argument that the new colors are confusing, Mario chose to drag on
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I asked Hurricane Noah about the revert, and was told that there had been consensus at "this talk page". I then asked whether
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and that he did not want to create any more project drama, which I understood as referring to the controversial map colors RfC
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expect a person trying to overturn a prior consensus on merging an article to get consensus before creating the article again
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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Administrators%27_noticeboard/IncidentArchive1067#Chicdat%27s_involvement_in_admin_areas
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On 23 and early 24 October, LightandDark2000, MarioProtIV, and Destroyeraa !voted; LightandDark2000 supported, MarioProtIV
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It crosses the line from deficient communication to IDHT when they repeat their behavior after being warned against it.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=March_20%E2%80%9322,_2018_nor%27easter&diff=1079623105&oldid=1079613057
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The following evidence was received privately as part of longer evidence submissions but involves public information:
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FleurDeOdile's ANI/Topic ban proposal - August 2021 (This is when the server was collectively warned about canvassing)
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on their talk page (not including numerous other ones that don't use the phrase "engaged in an edit war", such as
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It's worth noting that while HN's edit summary reverting the article creation gave somewhat vehement instruction
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is a blatant example of on-wiki canvassing as well, the wording "unfortunately" making it highly non-neutral. --
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that following off-wiki discussion with Hurricane Noah, he now supported a merge, and collapsed his former vote
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such a notification not canvassing, and if anything, canvassing is often at its worst when you notify someone
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stupid to act the way I did on that module and I probably lost my cool there (which I will admit crossed into
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Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Weather#RfC:_Changing_the_color_scheme_for_storm_colors_to_make_it_more_accessible
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Knowledge (XXG):Miscellany for deletion/Wikipedia:WikiProject Tropical cyclones/Membership guidelines
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The edit summary says: Do not recreate this as there is standing consensus against it existing.
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MarioProtIV has received numerous comments and warnings on his talk page for edit warring (2022:
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I don’t think consensus was ever reached for this given it died out - should close this as such
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and several others off-wiki had agreed on a different kind of process we’d do with the article
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that following off-wiki discussion with MarioProtIV, he now supported an alternative proposal
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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?oldid=1055271010#Chicdat_and_disruptive_editing_at_WP:RfP
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It being already established that they have canvassed off-wiki, in this latest incident,
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behavior. One reason for adding this section is to show a new instance of this behavior
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https://en.wikipedia.org/User_talk:Chicdat/Archive_6#Improper_Move_Request_closures
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that he withdrew his proposal after MarioProtIV posted a closure request on Discord
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be merged; he revised his statement several times, the last of which was 23 October
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https://en.wikipedia.org/User_talk:Chicdat/Archive_6#Some_recent_problematic_edits
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On-wiki discussions which may have been unduly influenced by off-wiki discussions
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corrected 22:03, 30 March 2022 (UTC); the new editor restored the section himself
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discussions. They are listed in chronological order from most recent to oldest.
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before using the last evidence template, please make a copy for the next person
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The Committee has received the following categories of private evidence:
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anyway. I count five editors at the discussion who are against his view.
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MarioProtIV has a history of edit warring and deficient communication
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to recreate, te redirect HN was reverting to contained the template
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Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Tropical cyclones/Membership guidelines
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Accusations of coordinated editing, canvassing & harassment.
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to the season article, thus de facto reverting my acceptance:
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probably I sometimes priories off-wiki consensus over on-wiki
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The next day, I asked Hurricane Noah why he had withdrawn; he
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One plausible explanation is that the consensus was off-wiki.
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that he and LightandDark2000 do not have time to enact a
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since it was disputed so I expect the same for others.
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link is then added to the season article. I reviewed
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Merger proposal was affected by off-wiki discussions
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