The anonymous contributor is vandalising the page, making contributions to it against
WP:NPOV and adding attack entries to the article's talk page (and talk pages of involved users)
What would you like to change about that?
The case needs a mediator to get the anonymous user to back down (the basis of the dispute is anti-Semitism; the user appears to be Jewish and takes a personal view to the man behind the article). I would prefer this not to lead to the user being banned,
xe just needs to change
xyr ways.
If you'd prefer we work discreetly, how can we reach you?
Through the Wikipedia e-mail link on
my user page.
Although user insists that they are a 'group of people' (and may well be) the IP has only changed in each case once the user(s) earned a ban, indicating ban evasion.
Has engaged in content removal
[2][3], article vandalism
[4], and user page vandalism
[5].
Has launched personal attacks and threats of continued vandalism (and hacking) on user's and article talk pages after being warned against content removal.
[6]
Continually reverts removal of personal attacks and threats from article talk page.
[7]
Consistently fails to use edit summaries or sign talk pages.
[8][9]
Has indicated that their intention is "to stir up trouble".
[10]
Has engaged in taunting via baseless accusations on Talk pages.
[11][12][13]
Has continually accused me of making edits which were made by other users, together with personal attacks.
[14]
Has removed clarifications from talk pages to continue to falsely accuse me personally of making edits which were made by other users.
[15]
Has engaged in
legal threats by talking about writing a letter to "Jimmy and the WIK board"
[16]
Has engaged in personal attacks by implying that another editor is a "Jewish SELF HATER"
[17]
Has shown disdain for Wikipedia
civility policy after it was explained.
[18]
Is refactoring other editors Talk: comments in a manner which is dismissive and abrasive (The other editor has a "comment", this editor has the "answer".)
[19]
I'm stepping away from this one for a while until someone else cares to do something about it. I think this editor has made an adequate case against themselves. -
Kwh18:29, 23 January 2006 (UTC)reply
The anonymous contributor is vandalising the page, making contributions to it against
WP:NPOV and adding attack entries to the article's talk page (and talk pages of involved users)
What would you like to change about that?
The case needs a mediator to get the anonymous user to back down (the basis of the dispute is anti-Semitism; the user appears to be Jewish and takes a personal view to the man behind the article). I would prefer this not to lead to the user being banned,
xe just needs to change
xyr ways.
If you'd prefer we work discreetly, how can we reach you?
Through the Wikipedia e-mail link on
my user page.
Although user insists that they are a 'group of people' (and may well be) the IP has only changed in each case once the user(s) earned a ban, indicating ban evasion.
Has engaged in content removal
[2][3], article vandalism
[4], and user page vandalism
[5].
Has launched personal attacks and threats of continued vandalism (and hacking) on user's and article talk pages after being warned against content removal.
[6]
Continually reverts removal of personal attacks and threats from article talk page.
[7]
Consistently fails to use edit summaries or sign talk pages.
[8][9]
Has indicated that their intention is "to stir up trouble".
[10]
Has engaged in taunting via baseless accusations on Talk pages.
[11][12][13]
Has continually accused me of making edits which were made by other users, together with personal attacks.
[14]
Has removed clarifications from talk pages to continue to falsely accuse me personally of making edits which were made by other users.
[15]
Has engaged in
legal threats by talking about writing a letter to "Jimmy and the WIK board"
[16]
Has engaged in personal attacks by implying that another editor is a "Jewish SELF HATER"
[17]
Has shown disdain for Wikipedia
civility policy after it was explained.
[18]
Is refactoring other editors Talk: comments in a manner which is dismissive and abrasive (The other editor has a "comment", this editor has the "answer".)
[19]
I'm stepping away from this one for a while until someone else cares to do something about it. I think this editor has made an adequate case against themselves. -
Kwh18:29, 23 January 2006 (UTC)reply