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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that is inconsistent with the present decision, without acknowledging that it was Cool Hand Luke who drafted and is proposing the decision. I fear that although his good faith remains presumed (as it was in the committee's prior decision which I drafted), PHG still does not have a good grasp of the nature of the problems affecting his editing or the reasons that various editors have expressed concerns with his edits.
4762:: "Two-way street" allowing adding or removing articles from restriction, for flexibility and in response to concerns noted above. Note need to publicly log the alteration to prevent misunderstandings and AEN messes. Replace mentions of objections and consensus guidance with general encouragement to consider feedback to better represent intent and avoid potential wikilawyer arguments about mentor actions.
3982:) is prohibited from editing articles relating to the Mongol Empire, the Crusades, intersections between Crusader states and the Mongol Empire, and Hellenistic India—all broadly defined. This topic ban will last for a period of one year. He is permitted to make suggestions on talk pages, provided that he interacts with other editors in a civil fashion.
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mentor, or a group or series of mentors, may be a sign that a user has continued difficulty in collaborative editing and that stronger sanctions are required; successful editing during the mentorship may demonstrate that the opposite is true. The time and effort of editors who volunteer to assist as mentors is appreciated.
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is required to use a mentor to assist with sourcing the articles that he edits. The mentors selected must be approved by the
Arbitration Committee. In case of doubt raised by another user in respect of a source, citation, or translation provided by PHG, the mentors' views shall be followed instead of
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is followed—that quality
English sources and reliably-published translations will be used in preference to foreign language sources and original translations. In case of doubt raised by another user in respect of a French-language source, citation, or translation provided by PHG, the special language
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Per
Fayssal and Coren. Where someone voluntarily agrees to a mentorship, I agree, but where mentorship is imposed, I would be reluctant to endorse a breakdown in the mentorship as being solely the fault of the person being mentored. Some recognition needs to be made that sometimes the wrong mentor(s)
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Would be riskier for users to avoid them because it could mean a certain block or ban. :-( Mentorships are used to avoid an ArbCom case or a block, so I think that voluntary mentorships need to be evaluated as well as ones arising from sanctions. Also, an inability to work collaboratively is the main
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6) Users who have been placed under mentorship or entered into a mentoring arrangement, whether voluntarily or pursuant to a committee or community sanction, should consult and take guidance from the mentor or mentors when issues arise concerning their editing. Inability to work constructively with a
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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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In this instance we are evaluating an user's contribution in order to make decisions about their continued participation despite claims that some of his edits are problematic. Some justification for why he is allowed to continue to participate seems good. (We can change the wording of the header but
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Strong support with the exception of the words "even in currently restricted subjects", which I question. I would prefer to encourage PHG to continue editing in subject-matter areas where he has had no or relatively few problems, rather than in the areas where he has displayed a significant loss of
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4) PHG has complied with ArbCom's restrictions over the past ten months. PHG is encouraged to continue contributing to
Knowledge (XXG) and Wikimedia projects. PHG should be permitted and encouraged by other editors to write well-sourced suggestions on talkpages, to contribute free-content images to
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In addition to the statements, evidence, and workshop proposals in this case, I have carefully considered the material presented by PHG on the talkpage to this page. I am concerned, however, that PHG depicts the analysis of the evidence by my colleague Cool Hand Luke as a vindication of his editing
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Arbitrators may place proposed motions affecting the case in this section for voting. Typical motions might be to close or dismiss a case without a full decision (a reason should normally be given), or to add an additional party (although this can also be done without a formal motion as long as the
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The time limits are standard. As in any case, they do not limit administrators' discretion in dealing with misconduct that would be a violation of policy or proper editing guidelines even apart from the existence of the arbitration decision. In any case, invocation of this provision will hopefully
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I think this is key. PHG's work is generally not bad, and by this proposal he will be given a chance to edit articles on the periphery of his topic ban, which will build trust with the community—resulting in invitations to edit more articles. I think he can earn the community's trust, and this is
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5) Users who have been justifiably criticized or formally sanctioned for improper or unhelpful conduct, especially in an
Arbitration Committee decision, are expected to avoid repeating that conduct. Continuation of the problematic behavior can lead to an extension of sanctions or more restrictive
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Yeah, I understand that sentiment, but blocks are meant to be preventative. We can't cite recent article work because PHG has obeyed the topic ban. I thought it would be dishonest to cite evidence from over a year ago as the basis for a finding now. The question is whether previously disruptive
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3b) Any particular article may be added or removed from PHG's editing restriction at the discretion of his mentor; publicly logged to prevent confusion of the restriction's coverage. The mentor is encouraged to be responsive to feedback from editors in making and reconsidering such actions.
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4) The contents of source materials must be presented accurately and fairly. By quoting from or citing to a source, an editor represents that the quoted or cited material fairly and accurately reflects or summarizes the contents and meaning of the original source, and that it is not being
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is required to use a mentor to assist with sourcing the articles that he edits. The mentors selected must be approved by the
Arbitration Committee. In case of doubt raised by another user in respect of a source or citation by PHG, the mentors' views shall be followed instead of those of
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is required to use a mentor to assist with sourcing the articles that he edits. The mentors selected must be approved by the
Arbitration Committee. In case of doubt raised by another user in respect of a source or citation by PHG, the mentors' views shall be followed instead of those of
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Another wording could be "productive", but having grades of commendation at ArbCom doesn't feel right. Simply saying "has contributed in good-faith" is enough. Should also be noted that being a valued contributor does not mean that opinions can't change in light of future contributions.
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It would be possible to formulate an alternate wording of the principle using different terminology, but the fact is that all arbitration remedies are based to a degree on an express or implicit finding on what would happen or continue to happen in the absence of the remedy.
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2) Maintaining the reliability and accuracy of article content is extremely important. Where the accuracy or reliability of an edit or an article is questioned, contributors are expected to engage in good-faith, civil discussion and work toward a resolution of the concern.
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In this case, yes, per Sam, but not a general principle. Would prefer specific positive findings of fact as opposed to general commendments, and re-reading the finding of fact, I see that there are specific mentions of why PHG is a valued contributor. So happy to support.
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1) Should the user subject to an editing restriction in this case violate that restriction, that user may be briefly blocked, up to a week in the event of repeated violations. After 5 blocks, the maximum block shall increase to one year. All blocks are to be logged at
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To Rlevse: like FloNight says, this finding explains why harsher sanctions aren't imposed. PHG's editing under the mentorship is generally good. I think this is an important part of the decision's logical structure; would a different heading make this more palatable?
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is followed—that quality
English sources and reliably-published translations will be used in preference to foreign language sources and original translations. When PHG uses sources in languages other than English, he is required to notify his mentor of their
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I have no pervasive objection to findings that a user has made valued contributions, and have supported some of these in the past, but in general I prefer to work such a conclusion into the decision in a more integrated way, as in the remedies in the prior
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If flexibility and experimentation is desired, I'm wary of the "guided by consensus on the talk page concerned" phrase. It leaves the door open to a lot of questioning and wikilawyering. Please note, I'm not opposed to a flexible measure in this regard.
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At this point, I am unsure of this. How exactly should it be implemented? Does PHG or his mentor post the suggestion on the talk page and then follow the results of discussion? Is it based on the mentor's interpretation of PHG's talk page interaction?
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2) When PHG's editing was unrestricted, the user caused extensive damage, which resulted in strong bias being introduced into dozens of articles related to medieval history of the Mongol Empire and related events in Europe and the Middle East.
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I appreciate Rlevse's concerns and think that his point generally has value. However, I believe such a finding is important to the context of this case and our handling thereof, which is exactly when it is appropriate to use such findings.
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3a) PHG's mentor, guided by consensus on the talk page concerned, may waive PHG's editing restriction for any particular article, and may restore the restriction as the mentor sees fit, especially if an editor objects to PHG's edits.
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I oppose "valued contributor" findings as it is not arbcom's job to provide barnstars. All users who contribute good content have value. Some of them may have issues to work on, which is why arbcom exists, but they all have
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Not an abstain, but a comment. Does anyone object to delinking the word "civil" here? The title of the principle is "reliability". No need to emphasise our civility policy over the other principles mentioned here.
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Although I might have used somewhat different wording (perhaps "PHG introduced a significant amount of inadequately supported or mis-cited material into articles" instead of "the user caused extensive damage").
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I don't feel comfortable with pat-on-the-backs findings in general, and only when it is strictly required to counterbalance a more general measure that could otherwise throw an unintended pall on an editor.
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I would have disagreed with you several days ago, but I currently agree that those words should be struck. Unless one of the other supporters objects, I will remove the words in another 24 hours or so.
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A temporary injunction is a directive from the
Arbitration Committee that parties to the case, or other editors notified of the injunction, do or refrain from doing something while the case is pending.
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Support, with equal preference to 1c, although I am not sure whether this arrangement should be required with respect to articles on topics remote from the ones where the major problems have arisen.
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Although I would not necessarily link to the entirety of the cited evidence sections. Note that I did some minor copyediting; please revert if CHL or any other arbitrator who has voted disagrees.
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This is worded poorly, and opens up the door to wide wikilawyering and invites dispute. Given that we place trust in the mentor in the first place I would be receptive to leaving diminishing (
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I didn't previously run this by the committee, so I'm proposing it now. I think PHG should be free to use his native language if someone can check his work. This is my first choice.
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I would support either a trial version and/or a two-way street version, but I would like to give the mentor flexibility so that PHG's ban can be fine-tuned without going to ArbCom.
1586:. Failed mentorships should be re-examined on a case-by-case basis with both sides asked what went wrong, unless a more productive mentorship has been established in the interim.
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Regardless of the problems encountered with the interpretation of some of the sources PHG uses, he's at least a research editor and that is a plus that has to be encouraged. --
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He was never limited' to only use English sources that were widely available, rather, his mentor had to verify his non-English sources including French (his native language).
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I see the objection here but I think the finding does make it clear that editors who improve under mentoring can work their way free of any restrictions on their editing.
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My point is that for the non-controversial matters, I'm not sure we should require the mentor/sourcing arrangement as we are for the areas where PHG has had problems.
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perspective and had repeated difficulty in that the inferences he draws from the sources disagree with the reading of the same sources by multiple other editors.
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1) The purpose of Knowledge (XXG) is to create a high-quality, free-content encyclopedia in an atmosphere of camaraderie and mutual respect among contributors.
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are chosen, or mentors "go bad". Ideally the latter wouldn't happen, and ideally the right mentor would be chosen first time, but that is not always the case.
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I would like to allow some flexibility for PHG's mentor to implementing it in a manner likely to benefit PHG's editing; some experimentation may be required.
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This would be my first choice, however there should be some requirement to report to the special language mentor whenever foreign language sources are used.
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I am generally opposed to this kind of setting limits. Also, and not specifically for this case, 5 blocks for the same offense is more than enough. --
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I agree with Vassyana that this is less flexible that might be needed, and I never quite understood the rationale for limiting enforcement thusly. —
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Although I do like this remedy, I'm now less keen on making it a permanent remedy for the reasons you've expressed in your comment to remedy 2 above.
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I see. A lot of people didn't realize that the committee intended to let him directly use French sources with supervision. 1b makes it explicit.
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new party is on notice of the case). Suggestions by the parties or other non-arbitrators for motions or other requests should be placed on the
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He's had more than one mentor, already. His first mentor was replaced due to on site inactivity so I don't see a problem with the wording.
4273:. The idea is that both PHG and his mentor should agree to lifting the restriction and allow a reasonable time for comments, perhaps
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4) PHG has complied with his topic ban in good faith. PHG contributes resourcefully, cooperatively, and productively in many topics.
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Done. (This principle is adapted from one in a prior decision that I wrote, so hopefully I have standing to consent to the change.)
705:. Appropriate sourcing is particularly important where the contents of an article are controversial or their accuracy is disputed.
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I'm not at all keen on the time limit. I see no reason to limit blocks to one week or to remove an indefinite block as an option.
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Support, no preference. (Ambivalent about the two-way street, but the public logging and clear mentor control is an improvement.)
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is appointed. The special language mentors selected must be approved by the Arbitration Committee. Mentors shall ensure that
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Although I'm as bemused as John about a finding of likely future fact, I agree with the broad sentiment expressed here. --
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I think it's dangerous to make a principle that can be seen as making it risky to engage in mentorship. —
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I don't approve the usage of the term 'likelihood'. Whether it is affirmative or negative.
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I have strong reservations about looking after "valued contributors" who misbehave. --
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doesn't refer to likelihood(s) and the remedies should be based on absolute facts. --
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Uncertain per Vassyana. I might be more open to implementing this on a trial basis.
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Standard. Changes to boilerplate can be done later. No need to thrash it out here.
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Normally I'd agree with Rlevse but it seems like this case warrants an exception.
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Four net "support" votes needed to pass (each "oppose" vote subtracts a "support")
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Thanks for point that out. Indenting this and switching to support with caveats.
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A standard enforcement provision; the time limits are very elastic in practice.
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Based on what I've heard and read I don't have doubts about the good faith of
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For this case, there are 16 active Arbitrators, so 9 votes are a majority.
56:. Similarly, arbitrators may request clerk assistance via the same method.
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24 hours from the first motion is normally the fastest a case will close.
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Proposed remedies 1a (no majority), 1b (in lieu of 1c), 3a (in lieu of 3b)
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As far as I'm concerned, introducing misleading or incorrect citations
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and discussing proposals with other Arbitrators, parties and others at
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expanding) the restricted area at the mentor's discretion however. —
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sign that an user can not be a productive editors at Knowledge (XXG).
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pages to the baseline topic ban in remedy 2, as well as remove them).
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possibly a plus in terms of flexibility and pragmatism. I will AGF.
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topic ban on editing articles related to medieval or ancient history
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is required to use sources that are in English and widely available.
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is required to use sources that are in English and widely available.
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is required to use sources that are in English and widely available.
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Knowledge (XXG):Requests for arbitration/PHG#Log of blocks and bans
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Knowledge (XXG)'s verifiability policy on foreign language sources
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Knowledge (XXG)'s verifiability policy on foreign language sources
1962:) 02:50, 28 January 2009 (UTC) Made a minor copyedit for clarity.
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Not with the "even in currently restricted subjects" wording. —
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above, with no further comment so far. Equal preference with 1b.
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Based on my following and reading the previous case at the time.
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Motions have the same majority for passage as the final decision.
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Not opposed, but not thrilled about the language restriction.
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3) Statements in articles should be supported by citation to
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Wikimedia Commons, and to build trust with the community.
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Indenting to switch to support, but comments still stand.
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mentors' views shall be followed instead of those of PHG.
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hopefully a mentor may notice issues arising elsewhere.
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OK, if you have some language in mind, I would support.
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Have reviewed the evidence and agree with this remedy.
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Noting here that this is not an easy skill to acquire.
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Second choice, parts of the wording sound redundant.
948:misleadingly or unfairly excerpted out of context.
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3182:Per FloNight. Support other alternatives in lieu.
2726:We should issue findings of this sort more often.
1198:Compliance with sanctions; learning from mistakes
1675:This suggests that mentors are always right. --
4603:This gives the mentor adequate flexibility. —
4356:Per Cool Hand Luke but as a second choice. --
4256:meant to be an opportunity for him to do so.
2633:A finding of fact that foretells the future?
8:
3690:is revised and extended. For the next year:
3336:is revised and extended. For the next year:
4124:'s contributions become unquestionable. --
3196:I think that misconstrues what the remedy
1835:1) The locus of the dispute is editing by
129:the fastest an injunction will be imposed.
3688:PHG's mentorship and sourcing arrangement
3478:This continues the existing arrangement.
3334:PHG's mentorship and sourcing arrangement
3066:PHG's mentorship and sourcing arrangement
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4087:I'm worried that this might be a little
3960:PHG's topic ban is narrowed and extended
18:Knowledge (XXG):Requests for arbitration
3455:offsetting for now due to my addition.
3024:5) {text of proposed finding of fact}
69:page for consideration and discussion.
5328:Not sure per Vassyana. Will revisit.
2736:I like the wording of the proposal.)
1760:Could we shorten it to "mentor(s)" ?
7:
4422:Poor wording. Prefer other version.
2518:Reviewed material at links. Agree.
2366:topics related to Hellenistic India
2353:Continued likelihood of POV-pushing
5361:2) {text of proposed enforcement}
4044:Targeted solutions are desirable.
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4796:I hope PHG continues to improve.
2106:Cleanup efforts are still ongoing
3068:is extended. For the next year:
1795:7) {text of proposed principle}
125:24 hours from the first vote is
5427:Proposed remedies 1c, 2, 3b, 4
1851:WP:RFAR/Franco-Mongol alliance
138:1) {text of proposed orders}
112:Proposed temporary injunctions
81:1) {text of proposed motion}
1:
5083:5) {text of proposed remedy}
5011:Support altered wording above
3453:02:37, 23 January 2009 (UTC)
2229:causing extensive damage. —
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2663:(citing list of articles),
2659:Statements and evidence by
2648:PHG is a valued contributor
5638:
5434:Currently not passing are
5424:All Findings of Fact (1-4)
179:Purpose of Knowledge (XXG)
5392:Discussion by Arbitrators
4120:I am dreaming of the day
3796:As per my comment on 1b.
1826:Proposed findings of fact
3870:Equal preference to 1b.
3756:Equal preference to 1b.
3562:Equal preference to 1c.
701:and may not constitute
169:Proposed final decision
5430:Proposed enforcement 1
5417:Currently passing are
5192:not become necessary.
4484:Prefer the one below.
2937:Franco-Mongol alliance
421:Reliability of content
4243:Invitation to editing
3968:is hereby rescinded.
2362:on several talk pages
1582:With the emphasis on
46:#Implementation notes
5421:All Principles (1-6)
5407:Implementation notes
5119:Enforcement by block
5114:Proposed enforcement
4091:narrow, however. —
3304:per both preceding.
943:Accuracy of sourcing
4275:as Elonka suggests.
3662:User:Vassyana/acphg
174:Proposed principles
54:Clerks' noticeboard
3810:Second choice. —
3060:Mentorship renewed
1611:Per Carcharoth. --
30:After considering
5497:Motion to close.
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1600:per Carcharoth.
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60:Proposed motions
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5460:
5444:
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5402:Motion to close
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5330:
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5268:
5161:
5149:
5121:
5116:
5081:
4986:John Vandenberg
4984:
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4717:John Vandenberg
4715:
4697:
4682:
4667:Much improved.
4588:
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4486:
4459:User:Pmanderson
4388:second choice.
4374:Second choice.
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4293:
4245:
4204:John Vandenberg
4202:
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4059:
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3921:John Vandenberg
3919:
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3841:
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3783:
3638:John Vandenberg
3636:
3592:
3576:Second choice.
3548:Second choice.
3528:Second choice.
3492:
3447:
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3291:
3250:
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3116:
3115:Second choice.
3101:Second choice.
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2865:John Vandenberg
2863:
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2636:John Vandenberg
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1763:John Vandenberg
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4784:PHG encouraged
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4639:First choice.
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4573:First choice.
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3918:First choice.
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3884:First choice.
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3856:First choice.
3854:
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3819:First choice.
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3434:First choice.
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2359:PHG's behavior
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5194:Newyorkbrad
5025:Newyorkbrad
4445:Newyorkbrad
4075:Newyorkbrad
3798:Newyorkbrad
3507:Newyorkbrad
3418:Newyorkbrad
3184:Newyorkbrad
2941:Newyorkbrad
2665:Dr. Blofeld
2597:Newyorkbrad
2478:Newyorkbrad
2213:Newyorkbrad
1964:Newyorkbrad
1956:Newyorkbrad
1710:Newyorkbrad
1537:Newyorkbrad
1441:Mentorships
1315:Newyorkbrad
1060:Newyorkbrad
817:Newyorkbrad
675:Newyorkbrad
538:Newyorkbrad
295:Newyorkbrad
5550:Carcharoth
5255:Carcharoth
4952:Carcharoth
4758:Proposed.
4669:Carcharoth
4424:Carcharoth
4170:Carcharoth
3886:Carcharoth
3578:Carcharoth
3236:Carcharoth
2980:Carcharoth
2966:Carcharoth
2939:decision.
2851:Carcharoth
2677:Sponsianus
2520:Carcharoth
2276:Carcharoth
2022:Carcharoth
1724:Carcharoth
1696:Carcharoth
1588:Carcharoth
1364:Carcharoth
1182:Carcharoth
1109:Carcharoth
866:Carcharoth
661:Carcharoth
587:Carcharoth
344:Carcharoth
5564:Cool Hand
5502:Wizardman
5447:Wizardman
5383:Abstain:
5365:Support:
5333:Wizardman
5271:Wizardman
5137:Cool Hand
5135:Routine.
5132:Support:
5105:Abstain:
5087:Support:
5054:Cool Hand
5040:Cool Hand
5019:Abstain:
4870:Wizardman
4798:Cool Hand
4793:Support:
4755:Comment:
4742:Abstain:
4685:Wizardman
4655:Cool Hand
4570:Support:
4523:Comment:
4489:Wizardman
4470:Cool Hand
4440:Abstain:
4279:Cool Hand
4258:Cool Hand
4252:Support:
4234:Comment:
4225:Abstain:
4062:Wizardman
3990:Cool Hand
3986:Support:
3951:Comment:
3942:Abstain:
3786:Wizardman
3744:Cool Hand
3735:Support:
3648:Cool Hand
3632:Comment:
3623:Abstain:
3495:Wizardman
3457:Cool Hand
3404:Cool Hand
3386:Cool Hand
3381:Support:
3294:Wizardman
3272:Abstain:
3168:Cool Hand
3103:Cool Hand
3098:Support:
3046:Abstain:
3028:Support:
2886:Abstain:
2768:Wizardman
2712:Cool Hand
2697:Cool Hand
2685:Akhilleus
2656:Support:
2630:Abstain:
2612:Cool Hand
2453:Wizardman
2382:Cool Hand
2378:Support:
2344:Abstain:
2187:Wizardman
2116:Cool Hand
2112:Support:
2090:Abstain:
1932:Wizardman
1861:Cool Hand
1857:Support:
1817:Abstain:
1799:Support:
1746:Comment:
1644:Abstain:
1501:Wizardman
1454:Cool Hand
1450:Support:
1432:Abstain:
1258:Wizardman
1211:Cool Hand
1207:Support:
1177:Abstain:
1003:Wizardman
956:Cool Hand
952:Support:
934:Abstain:
760:Wizardman
713:Cool Hand
709:Support:
655:Abstain:
481:Wizardman
434:Cool Hand
430:Support:
412:Abstain:
238:Wizardman
191:Cool Hand
187:Support:
160:Abstain:
142:Support:
103:Abstain:
85:Support:
67:/Workshop
36:/Workshop
32:/Evidence
5613:contribs
5603:Casliber
5577:FloNight
5374:Oppose:
5357:Template
5324:Abstain:
5306:FayssalF
5290:Vassyana
5285:Oppose:
5218:contribs
5208:Casliber
5181:FloNight
5096:Oppose:
5079:Template
5074:Comment:
4998:Oppose:
4902:FayssalF
4891:contribs
4881:Casliber
4854:Vassyana
4843:FloNight
4764:Vassyana
4729:Oppose:
4613:Vassyana
4589:FayssalF
4575:FloNight
4548:Vassyana
4529:Vassyana
4406:Oppose:
4360:FayssalF
4348:contribs
4338:Casliber
4326:FloNight
4216:Oppose:
4128:FayssalF
4122:user:PHG
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4102:Casliber
4046:Vassyana
4034:FloNight
3980:contribs
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3831:contribs
3821:Casliber
3769:Vassyana
3758:FloNight
3666:Vassyana
3614:Oppose:
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3530:Casliber
3480:FloNight
3328:Comment:
3316:contribs
3306:Casliber
3277:Vassyana
3156:FloNight
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