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of conflict when an image's inclusion or tagging is considered problematic, and philosophical differences on free and non-free material. There is also a disconnect between written policy, and actual norms "in the field". As a result, although much material is correctly identified as insufficiently documented or possibly requiring deletion, it is routinely disputed to what extent policy is over-enforced as well as under-complied, and whether the bots and users handling unfree image review are appropriately performing the job as anticipated by policy and the community.
38:, Arbitrators may place proposals which are ready for voting here. Arbitrators should vote for or against each point or abstain. Only items that receive a majority "support" vote will be passed. Conditional votes for or against and abstentions should be explained by the Arbitrator before or after his/her time-stamped signature. For example, an Arbitrator can state that she/he would only favor a particular remedy based on whether or not another remedy/remedies were passed. Only Arbitrators or Clerks should edit this page; non-Arbitrators may comment on the talk page.
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impose appropriate sanctions including but not limited to the revocation of any user's privilege to use automated tools such as bots and scripts, revocation of other privileges, topic bans, civility restrictions, or any other remedies needed to end the disruption. Nothing in this paragraph restricts the authority of administrators to take appropriate action to deal with any disruptive incidents that may occur.
2819:(E) Betacommand has utilized his bot for several tasks not within the scope of prior approvals by the Bot Approvals Group. At least until recently, Betacommand did not segregate his automated image-tagging work from other BetacommandBot tasks, which although not required would have facilitated addressing issues involving one disputed task without interfering with the performance of other tasks.
2517:, this Committee unanimously found that Betacommand, who was then an administrator, had committed a series of errors and misjudgments. Among other concerns were issues relating to the deletion of images, the misuse of automated tools and related communication issues, and incidents of alleged disruption to prove a point. Betacommand was desysopped, but was not otherwise sanctioned.
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and often legal reasons, even though the precise parameters of the policy may be debatable or unclear. Disagreeing with the concerns raised, disputing the interpretation of policy as applied to a specific image, and/or requesting a third opinion are often legitimate responses, but personal attacks on the user raising the question are never appropriate.
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of the behavior of those they are in disputes with. Inappropriate behavior by other editors does not legitimize one's own misconduct, though it may be considered as a mitigating factor in some circumstances. Moreover, users who have been justifiably criticized or formally sanctioned for improper conduct are expected to avoid repeating that conduct.
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the performance of administrative tasks. Editors making any or all of these types of contributions are welcome. The project and progress toward our goals are diminished if we drive away or demoralize a good-faith editor who contributes or has the potential to contribute, while complying with
Knowledge (XXG) policies, in any or all of these areas.
970:, key elements of which are policy, stipulates that non-free images and other media may be used only under certain specific circumstances. The source of the image, the provision under which it is used, and the article where it appears must be documented. This policy serves as the project-specific implementation of the Wikimedia Foundation
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tens of thousands of actually or allegedly non-compliant images and media. In carrying out this role, Betacommand becomes a de facto voice of the project to editors, frequently including new editors, whose images he has challenged. Responses to
Betacommand's work from affected editors have ranged from praise and numerous
2804:(C) In February 2008, in admitted retaliation for criticism by another user, Betacommand engaged in harassment and in disruption to make a point by causing BetacommandBot to "spam" about 50 automated image-tagging notices on that user's talkpage even though the images and notices had nothing to do with that user.
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by other editors in this process will be a valuable contribution toward addressing the overall situation reflected in the record of this case. Betacommand is also urged to establish an "opt-out" list for
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2.1) Betacommand is urged to be significantly more responsive to good-faith questions from users whose images he tags and either to respond directly to such questions, to seek to have others do so, or to refer users to another appropriate location where their questions can be addressed. Participation
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Sorry, it's going to be awkward trying to break this apart now, but I can't support B. It sounds like it's discouraging answering questions by referral to past answers to common questions, which is unreasonable given the amount of work that
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9) An editor whose image's licensing or fair-use status is questioned, or any other editor who believes the image should be retained, should address the matter promptly and civilly. In doing so, it is best to bear in mind that having and adhering to policies in this area is essential for both ethical
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Clerks and
Arbitrators should use this section to clarify their understanding of the final decision--at a minimum, a list of items that have passed. Additionally, a list of which remedies are conditional on others (for instance a ban that should only be implemented if a mentorship should fail), and
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There was no intent to suggest that appropriate response to any further misconduct should wait 60 days (or any period of time), simply that requests that the committee fully revisit the situation should wait that long (in the hope that they would not be necessary at all). Please feel free to propose
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This adds "or to refer users to another appropriate location where their questions can be addressed". Given the amount of tagging that
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Identical with 1 except for addition of (C) per a request from an arbitrator to offer this alternative. If this version of the proposal passes, the last sentence of (2) would be dropped. For me, second choice (by a slight margin): "nobots" compliance is to me primarily a policy issue, but I can see
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5) The issues concerning
Betacommand's and BetacommandBot's conduct, coupled with overreactions on the part of some other editors and related disputes, have resulted in a series of disputes and disruptions. The level of disruption has been well beyond what a collaborative project should be expected
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X) Throughout the history of the project, the inclusion criteria, handling, and deletion processes for unfree images have been a source of dispute. Aspects of this dispute include: gradual restriction over time of usable material, inappropriate uploads, missing mandatory image information, outbreak
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4) Perfection is not expected from editors, it being understood that everyone will occasionally make mistakes or misjudgments. However, an overall record of compliance with site policies and norms is expected, especially from regular contributors. Editors are expected to adhere to policy regardless
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Knowledge (XXG) may benefit the project by participating in a variety of ways. Good-faith participation is welcome whether it comes in the form of editorial contributions, image contributions, wikignoming, bot and script writing and operation, policy design and implementation, or
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3) Editors are advised that periodic review of images and other media to ensure their compliance with the non-free content criteria may be necessary for policy, ethical, and sometimes legal reasons. Editors are invited to participate in policy discussions concerning this and related areas, and are
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1/ Too one-sided, picks two of the 4 cases both focussing on one view. Covers the main case of uploaders of doubtful/marginal content on one side and strong feelings of open-content supporters seeking deletion on the other, and suggests the whole issue is about doubtful uploaders. But it isn't. It
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4) The community, particularly including users with experience in image compliance and tagging work and those knowledgeable about bots and scripts, is urged to re-examine our policies and practices for reviewing, tagging, and where necessary deleting images in light of experience gained since the
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5.1) The
Committee expects that the disputes and disruption underlying this case will cease as a result of this decision. In the event of non-compliance or a continued pattern of disputes, further review by the Committee may be sought after a reasonable time. In such a review, the Committee may
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5) The Committee expects that the disputes and disruption underlying this case will cease as a result of this decision. In the event of non-compliance or a continued pattern of disputes, further review may be sought after 60 days. In such a review, the Committee may impose appropriate sanctions
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should be tagged to show how they are lacking and the uploader(s) should be notified. Unless the non-compliance with policy is blatant and cannot be fixed, the uploader or any other interested editor should be provided with a reasonable amount of time (generally seven days under current policy)
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are also computer algorithms utilized to automate or semi-automate certain types of editing. These tools are extremely valuable for the purpose of facilitating the making of multiple edits that would be unduly time-consuming or tedious for a human editor to perform manually. Approval from the
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material which is possibly not borderline or doubtful but feel it is deleted through over-fervor and rigidity of view, and the part of the community that favors compliance but sees the present implementation as too extreme. We can't fairly address this dispute if the basics exclude one side's
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2.1 — unless I hear opposition either in the voting section for that proposal, or in motion to close votes, I will adopt Thebainer's suggestion (as supported by Newyorkbrad) to add "or to refer users to another appropriate location where their questions can be addressed" to proposed remedy
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Alternative version of 5 to address the concerns of FloNight and Paul August. For me, second choice, in the hope that this decision will result in the needed changes, including improvements in user conduct, and no time limitation would preclude review sooner in the event of grave cause.
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within which to address the problem with the image. If the discrepancies are not resolved after a suitable time period the media may be deleted. Similarly, a non-free image may be removed from a particular page if it does not satisfy the NFCC with respect to its being used on that page.
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articulation of project policy. Therefore, like administrators and other editors in positions of trust, bot operators have a heightened responsibility to the community. Bot operators are expected to respond reasonably to questions or concerns about the operation of their bot.
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concerns that policy may be over-enforced, not just under-complied. 2/ Possibly more like a FoF about communal attitudes to image deletion. Is this really best listed as a "principle"? Summary: Good wording so far as it goes, but doesn't work for me due mostly to 1.
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I am unsettled by taking the Bot Approvals Group - which was formed AIUI merely to carry out technical assurance - as a policy approval as well. Really, there should be another body which is more governed by policy and less by technical aptitude.
3817:(A) That the applicable policies and procedures are as straightforward and readily understandable as possible, particularly by new editors and editors new to contributing images as well as by administrators reviewing images tagged for deletion;
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including but not limited to the revocation of any user's privilege to use automated tools such as bots and scripts, revocation of other privileges, topic bans, civility restrictions, or any other remedies needed to end the disruption.
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In addition, the Bot Approvals Group and interested members of the community are urged to assess whether any changes to or updating of the BAG's operations and procedures may be warranted in light of issues raised in this case.
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also welcome to challenge the application of policies and criteria in individual cases, but are cautioned not to be abusive toward or make personal attacks against participants, including bot operators, engaged in this work.
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are generated. If it were more clearly directed at the mode of referral (currently indiscriminate reference to archives, rather than something like a FAQ), which I can accept is problematic, then I could support that. --
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tools such as bots and scripts, or fails to respond appropriately to concerns from the community about their use over a period of time, may lose the privilege of using such tools or may have such privilege restricted.
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that users signing the opt-out list "also lose the right to complain about the bots themselves or the issues they raise." He failed to respond reasonably to widespread criticism that this requirement could not be
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who are the foundation of the project's future growth, and respond patiently and accurately to questions from the editors whose images they have challenged or ensure that those questions are answered by others.
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necessarily complex, are sometimes subject to varying interpretations, and can be particularly confusing to new editors. Therefore, it is essential that editors performing this valued role should remain
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to accept even in a contentious area such as fair-use policy and image-tagging, and must be brought to an end either via dramatically improved user conduct or via sanctions imposed by this committee.
2798:(A) Betacommand has often been grossly incivil to other editors and has made a series of personal attacks against other editors, generally in the context of disputes concerning operation of his bots.
2371:). In addition to other interests, Betacommand has devoted a substantial portion of his editing, directly and through the bots, to enforcement of the non-free content criteria through image-tagging.
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1.1 — even if this makes the majority of seven which it is one away from now, I would be less inclined to use it over 1 because of the two opposes and per the "First choice"/"Second choice" ratio.
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Nobots is not (yet) policy. I appreciate that this is intended to be about user communication, as Paul says, but this would inappropriately precipitate the conclusion that it is policy. --
3328:(D) To refrain from any further instances of untoward conduct such as placing numerous image-tag messages on the talkpage of a user who had nothing to do with the images in question.
3160:(C) To refrain from any further instances of untoward conduct such as placing numerous image-tag messages on the talkpage of a user who had nothing to do with the images in question.
3325:(C) To render BetacommandBot "nobots compliant" or excludable on user talkpages (but not on image pages or talkpages), thus allowing users to opt out of receiving notifications; and
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3157:(B) To operate BetacommandBot and other bots only in accordance with all applicable policies and within the scope of their approvals by the Bot Approvals Group; and
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3322:(B) To operate BetacommandBot and other bots only in accordance with all applicable policies and within the scope of their approvals by the Bot Approvals Group;
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or are licensed under a policy-compliant free license. Images and other media that do not meet these requirements may only be used in accordance with the
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too, which have been touched on in this case. Whether or not bots should be expected to adhere to some opt-out method is the obvious example. --
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Support but would be happy to see the alternative wording in 2.1 made additional to this.
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is generally required before an editor may use a bot for automatic or high-speed edits.
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Four net "support" votes needed to close case (each "oppose" vote subtracts a "support")
3319:(A) To remain civil and to refrain from making personal attacks against any contributor;
3154:(A) To remain civil and to refrain from making personal attacks against any contributor;
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Proposed principles: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.1 (not passing are 9.1 and 11).
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Possible alternative for UC's proposed principle 3. Not yet voting, may need refining.
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an argument that we should require it to reduce future tensions in this instance.
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3823:(C) That all the applicable templates are as clear and informative as possible;
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7) Images and other media that do not meet the requirements described by the
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and discussing proposals with other Arbitrators, parties and others at
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Motions have the same majority for passage as the final decision.
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This could probably be expanded to urge input on aspects of the
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misses out the other two side: those who upload useful possibly
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Conditioned on the removal of the last sentence if 1.1 passes.
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807:. Free content includes text and media that are either in the
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14:45, 31 March 2008 (UTC)Switch to oppose, and support 5.1.
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Yes, I don't disagree on the fundamental factual question. --
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Wording improved per some helpful comments on the workshop.
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Currently passing, as of 01:52, 12 April 2008 (UTC), is:
1997:
Agree with most but not all of the wording. Prefer 11.1.
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an improvement to the wording to address your concern.
3381:(C) is about editor interactions not editorial policy.
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Proposed remedies: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.1. Not passing are:
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Though I dislike the ownership of images alluded to.
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Knowledge (XXG):Requests for arbitration/Betacommand
815:("NFCC", formerly "fair use criteria" or "FUC").
1291:Role of editors who specialize in image review
1452:Response of users whose images are questioned
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3454:14:45, 31 March 2008 (UTC)Change to oppose.
4359:Proposed findings of fact: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (
114:the fastest an injunction will be imposed.
4435:Move to close - we seem to be done here.
3205:08:54, 31 March 2008 (UTC) First choice.
4171:Happy with this wording; second choice.
18:Knowledge (XXG):Requests for arbitration
3103:6) {text of proposed finding of fact}
472:disrepute. Unseemly conduct, such as
54:page for consideration and discussion.
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4404:) 02:18, 12 April 2008 (UTC) Done.
3634:) 00:25, 11 April 2008 (UTC) Done.
4296:1) {text of proposed enforcement}
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2254:12) {text of proposed principle}
2098:Responsibilities of bot operators
968:Knowledge (XXG):Non-free content
110:24 hours from the first vote is
3862:See my comment above, but yes.
972:resolution on licensing policy
123:1) {text of proposed orders}
97:Proposed temporary injunctions
66:1) {text of proposed motion}
1:
4256:6) {text of proposed remedy}
3595:Betacommand and editors urged
3470:Betacommand and editors urged
1135:Non-compliant non-free media
2809:User:BetacommandBot/Opt-out
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4122:Review and future remedies
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164:Purpose of Knowledge (XXG)
4327:Discussion by Arbitrators
4179:21:45, 9 April 2008 (UTC)
4167:22:29, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
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2285:Proposed findings of fact
2177:04:24, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
2166:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
2033:04:23, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
2022:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
1867:04:19, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
1856:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
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1667:Too simplistic, per FT2.
1663:See possible alt: FoF #1.
1606:Deletion of unfree images
1533:04:15, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
1522:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
1379:04:13, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
1368:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
1218:04:12, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
1207:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
1141:non-free content criteria
1061:04:11, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
1050:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
962:Non-free images and media
889:04:11, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
878:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
813:non-free content criteria
799:Free and non-free content
726:04:10, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
715:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
574:04:09, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
563:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
394:04:08, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
383:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
242:04:08, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
231:07:38, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
1776:Role of bots and scripts
482:assumptions of bad faith
2647:Continued participation
1676:Sub-optimal, per Brad.
494:disruptive point-making
154:Proposed final decision
3311:Betacommand instructed
3146:Betacommand instructed
2501:Prior Arbitration case
2154:Matthew Brown (Morven)
2010:Matthew Brown (Morven)
1844:Matthew Brown (Morven)
1689:Matthew Brown (Morven)
1510:Matthew Brown (Morven)
1356:Matthew Brown (Morven)
1195:Matthew Brown (Morven)
1038:Matthew Brown (Morven)
866:Matthew Brown (Morven)
703:Matthew Brown (Morven)
551:Matthew Brown (Morven)
371:Matthew Brown (Morven)
219:Matthew Brown (Morven)
315:Means of contributing
4342:Implementation notes
4287:Proposed enforcement
2790:Problematic behavior
1302:biting the newcomers
1300:at all times, avoid
1985:In favour of 11.1.
1791:Bot Approvals Group
159:Proposed principles
30:After considering
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3134:Proposed remedies
500:, is prohibited.
498:gaming the system
115:
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474:personal attacks
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4332:General
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