644:) returns he may chose another username if he wishes. If problems evidencing immaturity emerge with the new username he may be banned for up to an additional month by any three Knowledge (XXG) administrators who, based on his edits and behavior, identify him and feel an additional month's ban may aid him him in gaining maturity. This remedy shall continue until he has edited Knowledge (XXG) for 6 months without being banned. A log shall be maintained on this page of all bans.
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great choices in how i say things, this happens irl as well, so i simply got used to it. some times people even get mad at me for my spelling mistakes, which i do try not to make, but a combination of nerve damamge and a low attention span becasue of ADHD doesnt makle this the easiest thjing in the world. i personal;ly think that the uninvited compay person is over reacting, but thats just me.
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I am not banning these as per the ruling, the sockpuppets are to be banned only when used during a one-month block of
Gimmiet, but I suggest we do so anyway, he has no business using these, and the only use for them in the last 60 days has been to remove information about his activities and identity.
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I warned him to be careful about rules while I was on vacation, and he proudly told me upon my return that he had managed to avoid suspension during the entire period (over 7 days, I think). Since he responds well to my leadership, I propose a mentorship agreement. (Something like I just had with Kim
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since this seems deadlocked, might i be able to sway your opinions if i were to tell you that i have listened to all the req2uests , dea,ijng with me changing my methods of editing, and i have beguin to assimilate thgese ideas into my own techniques, in a few cases outright unwatching pages; (
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ive been trying to adapt how i do things to more constructive methods, the aforementioned edits on the 9/.11 page were me trying to remove the word terrorist, becasue i thougth that it was a word to avoid , according to policey. people tend to misinterpret what i say, partly because of not so
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most of the blocks are the result of me not being carefull, and accidentally ovweerdoing things, with respect to 3rr. its a part of the qttention span thing... its not as if i am unrepentant, but if your going to look at mty talk page, why not check the archives as well.
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Gabriel will give me written permission to suspend his account at any time I see fit, I will use this power to the stick in a 'carrot and stick' approach and coach him on how to become a productive and useful Knowledge (XXG) contributor.
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foreample, the 9/11 attack page) and if given the chance, i will try to be as good as possible, and attmpt not to do anything that was the casue for this RFA in the first place. thanks for listening~
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