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Recently there's been multiple issues with this user on Talk:Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, this user first edited 25 August 2014 and has made 302 comments in 5 weeks. He frequently attacks other users, and seems to be trying to exert ownership of the talk page. In this comment here, Technophant is both attacked, harassed, and told that he should not be allowed to be in the conversation because he wasn't "invited". This is unacceptable ( WP:NOEDIT).
This user has also had unresolved disputes with and/or attacked many major recent contributors (to Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant including ( User:P123ct1, User:Dougweller, User:Gazkthul, User:Ericl and User:Technophant) and has made for this project to be a hostile work environment. He has also engaged in talk page issues in other articles related to ISIS (ie. James Foley (journalist)).
Since an edit by P123ct1 to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant article here on 25 July 2014, this user has directed WP:HOUND and WP:PA behaviour at P123ct1 relentlessly on the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant Talk page (more than any other editor), despite many attempts by P123ct1 to resolve disagreements and reconcile differences on the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant Talk page and the user's Talk page (where P123ct1's messages are removed, usually instantly).
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This Rfc was concocted in bad faith, as I will demonstrate, with one or more policy violations that renders it biased against me. It is currently used as a pretext to instigate, harass, badger and attack me on a daily basis. I move to dismiss the Rfc in its entirety, on many grounds, but the most damaging to me was the willful contamination of the editors pool by a vindictive Technophant's violating canvassing guidelines, and destroying the "objectivity" of the process, makimg it biased against me. Here is the mountain of verifiable evidence of Technophant's misconduct, in bad faith, and in the form of multiple canvassing edits WP:CANVASS with the express title "RFC/U for user problems" while arguing the case in his first sentence, which has already influenced and biased the outcome of this Rfc against me. [12], [13], [14], [15], [16]? }
One example of the many unfounded accusations and half-truths above says: In this comment here, Technophant is both attacked, harassed, and told that he should not be allowed to be in the conversation because he wasn't "invited".
The honest truth of the matter, that Technophant purposefully left out above in bad faith, thereby shattering his credibility and the credibility of this Rfc, was that it was Technophant who was following me around just to hound me and harass me in a matter that did not even involve him. It was Technophant who started attacking me and instigating me, uninvited and unprovoked, without even bothering to find out that it was not even me who made the edit he used as a pretext to badger me, and that I was discussing in a civil yet assertive manner with logical arguments. Ref this diff [17]. Instead of acknowledging his mistake (assuming it was a mistake) and apologize in a civil manner, he found another pretext to continue instigating me relentlessly. He later conveniently "chose" to hide his initial instigation and attack from the talk page (please click on show to see his hidden initial attack).
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Q. @ Worldedixor Why are you writing in the areas below? The instructions clearly say you should keep put your response in the #Response section and keep other discussion on the talk page.~ Technophant ( talk) 03:41, 16 September 2014 (UTC) reply
A. Because I am entitled to ask you questions. Please respond responsively and in a timely manner like I did when you asked this question. Also, this Rfc reeks of bad faith and flagrant bias especially after you contaminated the "objectivity" of the editors pool by violating canvassing guidelines. Also, you don't even care about my GREAT and well sourced "Article" contributions, you just follow me around, hound me, challenge my every edit and make it very unpleasant to edit Wikipedia even though I barely edit due to my limited time. Worldedixor ( talk) 04:21, 16 September 2014 (UTC) reply
Q. May I ask,
Worldedixor, why from the end of July through to earlier this month you have apparently taken every opportunity to mount a personal attack on me on the ISIS Talk page, even once when I was absent from the discussion, and despite my numerous attempts to resolve our differences? I have found the harassment almost intolerable and have never personally been treated like this in Wikipedia before.
WP:HOUND and
WP:PA are the relevant policies here. --
P123ct1 (
talk) 16:44, 17 September 2014 (UTC)
reply
A.
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I urgently need the help of an objective, knowledgeable, uninvolved and unbiased admin who truly cares about Wikipedia to look at this Rfc objectively and tell Technophant what he or she thinks of his actions, and whether his actions are consistent with policy or not. Also, judge whether this Rfc should be dismissed because Technophant already contaminated the "objectivity" of the editors pool by violating canvassing guidelines which prohibit notifying a chosen group of editors who may be biased. Equally important, this Rfc must involve the same single dispute. Unfortunately, Technophant is "digging and singling me out" and adding more accusations unrelated to the same dispute and that don't even involve him every time I make a well sourced contribution to Wikipedia and/or ask or respond to questions. He is conveniently not answering my questions on this Rfc, and seems to be getting away with repeated policy violations, that no on else, including me, have done or can get away with. He is using this Rfc, which credibility I have many reasons to question (please read below) as a pretext to discourage me from editing Wikipedia. If his actions are not investigated and controlled, I will absolutely no longer participate in Wikipedia. Worldedixor ( talk) 01:06, 16 September 2014 (UTC) reply
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I have made some contributions to the topics and believe that Worldedixor, Technophant, and P123ct1 have all made some great contributions. That being said, the topic is very contentious, and I believe it is more productive to have civil discussion on the Talk page of the article, prior to any contentious changes or additions, and to also welcome and embrace all users to provide input. It is obvious that everybody is very passionate about the topic, and I hope the request for behavior modification is not misinterpreted by Worldedixor as not appreciating any of his or her good faith efforts to provide content to the encyclopedia. Sometimes it helps provide fresh perspective to just work on articles on a completely different topic for a few days. Constructive criticism is often provided to great users who have the ability to become even greater. MeropeRiddle ( talk) 12:57, 17 September 2014 (UTC) reply
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Users should not edit other people's summaries or views, except to endorse them. All signed comments other than your own view or an endorsement should be directed to this page's discussion page.
This is a summary written by users who are concerned by this user's conduct. Users signing other sections ("Response" or "Outside views") should not edit the "Statement of the dispute" section.
The heart of this complaint is Worldedixor's problematic manner in handling disputes.
This is a summary written by users who have initiated the request for comment. It should spell out exactly what the changes they'd like to see in the user, or what questions of behavior should be the focus.
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Recently there's been multiple issues with this user on Talk:Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, this user first edited 25 August 2014 and has made 302 comments in 5 weeks. He frequently attacks other users, and seems to be trying to exert ownership of the talk page. In this comment here, Technophant is both attacked, harassed, and told that he should not be allowed to be in the conversation because he wasn't "invited". This is unacceptable ( WP:NOEDIT).
This user has also had unresolved disputes with and/or attacked many major recent contributors (to Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant including ( User:P123ct1, User:Dougweller, User:Gazkthul, User:Ericl and User:Technophant) and has made for this project to be a hostile work environment. He has also engaged in talk page issues in other articles related to ISIS (ie. James Foley (journalist)).
Since an edit by P123ct1 to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant article here on 25 July 2014, this user has directed WP:HOUND and WP:PA behaviour at P123ct1 relentlessly on the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant Talk page (more than any other editor), despite many attempts by P123ct1 to resolve disagreements and reconcile differences on the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant Talk page and the user's Talk page (where P123ct1's messages are removed, usually instantly).
(Provide diffs. Links to entire articles aren't helpful unless the editor created the entire article. Edit histories also aren't helpful as they change as new edits are performed.)
{List the policies and guidelines that apply to the disputed conduct}
(Provide diffs of the comments. As with anywhere else on this RfC/U, links to entire articles aren't helpful unless the editor created the entire article. Edit histories also aren't helpful as they change as new edits are performed.)
Users who tried and failed to resolve the dispute.
Additional users endorsing this cause for concern.
RFC/U does not accept "opposes" or "anti-endorsements"; the fact that you do not endorse a view indicates that you do not entirely agree with it.
{Anyone is welcome to endorse this or any other view, but do not change other people's views. RFC/U does not accept "opposes" or "anti-endorsements"; the fact that you do not endorse a view indicates that you do not entirely agree with it. Discussion of this view or other people's endorsements belongs on the talk page, not in this section.}
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This Rfc was concocted in bad faith, as I will demonstrate, with one or more policy violations that renders it biased against me. It is currently used as a pretext to instigate, harass, badger and attack me on a daily basis. I move to dismiss the Rfc in its entirety, on many grounds, but the most damaging to me was the willful contamination of the editors pool by a vindictive Technophant's violating canvassing guidelines, and destroying the "objectivity" of the process, makimg it biased against me. Here is the mountain of verifiable evidence of Technophant's misconduct, in bad faith, and in the form of multiple canvassing edits WP:CANVASS with the express title "RFC/U for user problems" while arguing the case in his first sentence, which has already influenced and biased the outcome of this Rfc against me. [12], [13], [14], [15], [16]? }
One example of the many unfounded accusations and half-truths above says: In this comment here, Technophant is both attacked, harassed, and told that he should not be allowed to be in the conversation because he wasn't "invited".
The honest truth of the matter, that Technophant purposefully left out above in bad faith, thereby shattering his credibility and the credibility of this Rfc, was that it was Technophant who was following me around just to hound me and harass me in a matter that did not even involve him. It was Technophant who started attacking me and instigating me, uninvited and unprovoked, without even bothering to find out that it was not even me who made the edit he used as a pretext to badger me, and that I was discussing in a civil yet assertive manner with logical arguments. Ref this diff [17]. Instead of acknowledging his mistake (assuming it was a mistake) and apologize in a civil manner, he found another pretext to continue instigating me relentlessly. He later conveniently "chose" to hide his initial instigation and attack from the talk page (please click on show to see his hidden initial attack).
RFC/U does not accept "opposes" or "anti-endorsements"; the fact that you do not endorse a view indicates that you do not entirely agree with it. Discussion of this view or comments made by people endorsing this view belong on the talk page, not in this section
Any users may post questions in this section. Answers should be reserved for the user named in the dispute.
Q. @ Worldedixor Why are you writing in the areas below? The instructions clearly say you should keep put your response in the #Response section and keep other discussion on the talk page.~ Technophant ( talk) 03:41, 16 September 2014 (UTC) reply
A. Because I am entitled to ask you questions. Please respond responsively and in a timely manner like I did when you asked this question. Also, this Rfc reeks of bad faith and flagrant bias especially after you contaminated the "objectivity" of the editors pool by violating canvassing guidelines. Also, you don't even care about my GREAT and well sourced "Article" contributions, you just follow me around, hound me, challenge my every edit and make it very unpleasant to edit Wikipedia even though I barely edit due to my limited time. Worldedixor ( talk) 04:21, 16 September 2014 (UTC) reply
Q. May I ask,
Worldedixor, why from the end of July through to earlier this month you have apparently taken every opportunity to mount a personal attack on me on the ISIS Talk page, even once when I was absent from the discussion, and despite my numerous attempts to resolve our differences? I have found the harassment almost intolerable and have never personally been treated like this in Wikipedia before.
WP:HOUND and
WP:PA are the relevant policies here. --
P123ct1 (
talk) 16:44, 17 September 2014 (UTC)
reply
A.
This request for help from administrators has been answered. If you need more help or have additional questions, please reapply the {{admin help}} template, or contact the responding user(s) directly on their own user talk page. |
I urgently need the help of an objective, knowledgeable, uninvolved and unbiased admin who truly cares about Wikipedia to look at this Rfc objectively and tell Technophant what he or she thinks of his actions, and whether his actions are consistent with policy or not. Also, judge whether this Rfc should be dismissed because Technophant already contaminated the "objectivity" of the editors pool by violating canvassing guidelines which prohibit notifying a chosen group of editors who may be biased. Equally important, this Rfc must involve the same single dispute. Unfortunately, Technophant is "digging and singling me out" and adding more accusations unrelated to the same dispute and that don't even involve him every time I make a well sourced contribution to Wikipedia and/or ask or respond to questions. He is conveniently not answering my questions on this Rfc, and seems to be getting away with repeated policy violations, that no on else, including me, have done or can get away with. He is using this Rfc, which credibility I have many reasons to question (please read below) as a pretext to discourage me from editing Wikipedia. If his actions are not investigated and controlled, I will absolutely no longer participate in Wikipedia. Worldedixor ( talk) 01:06, 16 September 2014 (UTC) reply
This section is for summaries and opinions written by users who are not directly involved with the dispute, but who would like to share their views of the dispute. Anyone is welcome to endorse any view on this page, but you should not change other people's views.
I have made some contributions to the topics and believe that Worldedixor, Technophant, and P123ct1 have all made some great contributions. That being said, the topic is very contentious, and I believe it is more productive to have civil discussion on the Talk page of the article, prior to any contentious changes or additions, and to also welcome and embrace all users to provide input. It is obvious that everybody is very passionate about the topic, and I hope the request for behavior modification is not misinterpreted by Worldedixor as not appreciating any of his or her good faith efforts to provide content to the encyclopedia. Sometimes it helps provide fresh perspective to just work on articles on a completely different topic for a few days. Constructive criticism is often provided to great users who have the ability to become even greater. MeropeRiddle ( talk) 12:57, 17 September 2014 (UTC) reply
Users who endorse this summary:
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