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Was recently blocked for 2 months (1/15 - 3/15) as a proxy by ProcseeBot (see block log). Shortly after the block expired, began disruptive editing.
Reason: 1RR violation and race baiting on
Gilad Shalit.
Tzu Zha Men (
talk) 00:54, 22 March 2011 (UTC)
175.100.127.94 has made a series of semi-trolling comments (arguing the UN is not a reliable source)
[1] to
Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Feminism in relation to the
Feminist movement article, as well as adding OR to that article
[2]
[3].
This IP is arguing for edits on the basis of original research
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7] and making comments that are wild accusations of bad faith directed at the wikiproject as a whole (after a simple policy position was explained), and directly about another editor.
[8]
There is an ongoing issue of meat-puppetry relating to articles on feminism from online forums - this may or may not be interrelated.
Thanks for taking the time to read this-- Cailil talk 14:00, 26 March 2011 (UTC)
Reason: Suspicious edits
As regards the following points:
I did and have in fact made several edits on the material in question.
There are foriegners from European, north American and other countries who live in southeast asia, no? perhaps you know one of them? Very good that you caught the quality of my English!
Some of my edits a few days ago were at that time, when I stayed up rather late. May latest edits were around 2 in the afternoon. Care to check?
I have no idea what you are talking about that my machine is compromised. Can you explain? I think that after I read this project honey pot, that part of my IP is random, so it matches some of those other files, but its actually randomly assigned. Wikipedia has a cookie so it always shows up as the same number IP. I suggest that this conflict at Project Feminism be made into a "request for comment". I cannot accept the site to say that 66% of the world's work is done by women, when there is no substantiation of that claim. It amounts to discrimination against men, to without evidence, allow such a claim to be printed in the web page. I challenge the previous poster to justify their claim that including the phrase "but UN Women did not provide evidence to support such claims" (or other similar variations as can be negotiatied), is "original research". I feel more like the tactics of these editors is like social control. 175.100.127.94 ( talk) 22:46, 26 March 2011 (UTC)
This page is an archive. Do not edit the contents of this page. Please direct any additional comments to the current main page. |
Was recently blocked for 2 months (1/15 - 3/15) as a proxy by ProcseeBot (see block log). Shortly after the block expired, began disruptive editing.
Reason: 1RR violation and race baiting on
Gilad Shalit.
Tzu Zha Men (
talk) 00:54, 22 March 2011 (UTC)
175.100.127.94 has made a series of semi-trolling comments (arguing the UN is not a reliable source)
[1] to
Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Feminism in relation to the
Feminist movement article, as well as adding OR to that article
[2]
[3].
This IP is arguing for edits on the basis of original research
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7] and making comments that are wild accusations of bad faith directed at the wikiproject as a whole (after a simple policy position was explained), and directly about another editor.
[8]
There is an ongoing issue of meat-puppetry relating to articles on feminism from online forums - this may or may not be interrelated.
Thanks for taking the time to read this-- Cailil talk 14:00, 26 March 2011 (UTC)
Reason: Suspicious edits
As regards the following points:
I did and have in fact made several edits on the material in question.
There are foriegners from European, north American and other countries who live in southeast asia, no? perhaps you know one of them? Very good that you caught the quality of my English!
Some of my edits a few days ago were at that time, when I stayed up rather late. May latest edits were around 2 in the afternoon. Care to check?
I have no idea what you are talking about that my machine is compromised. Can you explain? I think that after I read this project honey pot, that part of my IP is random, so it matches some of those other files, but its actually randomly assigned. Wikipedia has a cookie so it always shows up as the same number IP. I suggest that this conflict at Project Feminism be made into a "request for comment". I cannot accept the site to say that 66% of the world's work is done by women, when there is no substantiation of that claim. It amounts to discrimination against men, to without evidence, allow such a claim to be printed in the web page. I challenge the previous poster to justify their claim that including the phrase "but UN Women did not provide evidence to support such claims" (or other similar variations as can be negotiatied), is "original research". I feel more like the tactics of these editors is like social control. 175.100.127.94 ( talk) 22:46, 26 March 2011 (UTC)