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disruption on-wiki. That is a narrow, possibly entirely hypothetical edge case, and on its own would not justify writing a separate essay. Rather, the purpose of this essay is to highlight a difference in philosophy: Under this essay, bigoted editors are not sanctioned for their ideologies; they are sanctioned for their behavior. It just so happens that their ideologies correlate nearly 1:1 with a tendency toward disruptive behavior.
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1854:Knowledge (XXG) clichés
1719:A thank you never hurts
1490:Liar liar pants on fire
1425:Deletion is not cleanup
1335:Writing better articles
1325:Write the article first
1300:Gender-neutral language
1272:Writing article content
1262:Writing better articles
1257:Write the article first
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865:Build content to endure
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168:Consider the statement
161:Why is hate disruptive?
3338:Knowledge (XXG) essays
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3015:Is that even an essay?
2712:What notability is not
2467:Existence ≠Notability
2076:Don't be inconsiderate
2000:Read before commenting
1985:Mind your own business
1900:Avoid personal remarks
1475:Identifying test edits
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572:Concede lost arguments
567:Competence is required
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3105:Pledge of Tranquility
2850:Avoid using wikilinks
2677:Subjective importance
2191:Don't spite your face
1980:Keep it down to earth
1744:Beware of the tigers!
1683:Too long; didn't read
1623:Edit at your own pace
1593:Accepting other users
1360:AfD is not a war zone
707:There is no seniority
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2915:Don't-give-a-fuckism
2885:CaPiTaLiZaTiOn MuCh?
2697:Vanispamcruftisement
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2407:Avoid template creep
2367:Essays on notability
2283:There are no oracles
2066:Don't be a WikiBigot
1920:Call a spade a spade
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1520:The Heymann Standard
1505:Overzealous deletion
1465:I just don't like it
1202:There is no deadline
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767:Article construction
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552:Be a reliable source
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2737:Two prongs of merit
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2557:No one really cares
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2086:Don't be prejudiced
2056:Don't be an ostrich
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1729:Advice for hotheads
1550:No Encyclopedic Use
1430:Does deletion help?
1330:Writing about women
1212:The deadline is now
1207:There is a deadline
1087:Nothing is in stone
717:Tendentious editing
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3070:No sorcery threats
2950:Embrace Stop Signs
2830:Assume good wraith
2805:Anti-Wikipedianism
2642:Perennial websites
2632:Other stuff exists
2268:Passive aggression
2231:No angry mastodons
2221:Hate is disruptive
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2046:Don't be a fanatic
1824:Most ideas are bad
1764:Forgive and forget
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1182:Run an edit-a-thon
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890:Citation underkill
875:Chesterton's fence
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