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== Thread related to Rschen7754's vote ==
and are just the icing on the cake. --Rschen7754 04:19, 15 May 2013 (UTC)
- Just to clarify the second one was my attempt to abandon the Kumioko account and edit as an IP. While editing as an IP however I was targetted as being a sock so I recreated an account. That's where the KumiokoCleanStart comes into play. It quickly became clear I would not be able to use any other name if I wanted to edit at all. I would have been happy to edit as an IP. Now if you don't mind Rschen, please provide some evidence that I would do something damaging to the project. I would be interested to see if there is any evidence that I have Damaged anything other than some feelings. Kumioko (talk) 04:25, 15 May 2013 (UTC)
- You have a history of incivility (including towards both content contributors and administrators), not knowing the CSD criteria, disruptive behavior, making controversial automated edits, block evasion (including with a bot account), forcing the stewards to lock you by publicly posting your password, disruptive editing on Meta (both of which you conveniently left out of your account above), making serious ungrounded accusations and then taking forever to retract them, etc. You have held a grudge against the U.S. Roads WikiProject for years, and have criticized it whenever you get the opportunity, even in my unrelated actions as an administrator. I could go on. --Rschen7754 04:32, 15 May 2013 (UTC)
- Thanks, let me take this opportunity to explain some of that. Starting with the US Roads project. That project tried to derail WikiProject United States for years, some of the members haev severe POV and article ownership issues and claim ownership of article by forcibly removing other projects banners, showing up in flash mobs on other WikiProjects talk pages and forcing them to change the scope of the project, they even have a subsection of the project thats devoted to derailing other projects and subprojects relating to US roads so they will have all the power regarding US roads issues. So yes I absolutely do have a problem with that project even though they do a great job of generating a lot of good content. On the socking issue I explaind that already so I;m not going to rehash that again. On the bot issue I left 2 comments to other users that I was blocked after an overzealous admin blocked me for thinking I might violate 3RR but then not blocking the user who actually did violate it in 2 separate occassions. Yes I posted my password to my account to get my account blocked because I intended to edit as an IP from that point on. I would still be editing as an IP but thanks to a couple folks I had to create a new account because they wouldn't let me edit as an IP, so here I am. More importantly I do not have a history of incivility. I have a history of treating others like they treat me. I was nice for years and always, always walked away. But in the last couple years I am no longer willing to do that because that is part of the problem that got us to where we are now. I saw the problems building and didn't do anything to stop it or fix it then. I was too passive. As for convroversial automated edits that's pretty much flat bullshit. Any edit is contentious to someone so anytime you run a bot or AWB that touches an article you run the risk of complaints. Any problems that were reported to me were fixed. I am familiar with CSD criteria. What you fail to mention is that I submitted it to CSD and they got deleted by admins. So what you are really saying is you don't trust your fellow admins. I would further add when a couple of those CSD were restored and submitte to MFD they got deleted again. SO the result was the same. I have a 98% approval rate for CSD/AFD/MFD's. I do know policy, you just don't like my edits. Kumioko (talk) 14:00, 15 May 2013 (UTC)
- Keep digging. --Rschen7754 19:08, 15 May 2013 (UTC)
- Kumioko, I suggest you ignore User:Rschen7754. He is obviously just trolling. ~ DanielTom (talk) 19:38, 15 May 2013 (UTC)
- Keep digging. --Rschen7754 19:08, 15 May 2013 (UTC)
- Thanks, let me take this opportunity to explain some of that. Starting with the US Roads project. That project tried to derail WikiProject United States for years, some of the members haev severe POV and article ownership issues and claim ownership of article by forcibly removing other projects banners, showing up in flash mobs on other WikiProjects talk pages and forcing them to change the scope of the project, they even have a subsection of the project thats devoted to derailing other projects and subprojects relating to US roads so they will have all the power regarding US roads issues. So yes I absolutely do have a problem with that project even though they do a great job of generating a lot of good content. On the socking issue I explaind that already so I;m not going to rehash that again. On the bot issue I left 2 comments to other users that I was blocked after an overzealous admin blocked me for thinking I might violate 3RR but then not blocking the user who actually did violate it in 2 separate occassions. Yes I posted my password to my account to get my account blocked because I intended to edit as an IP from that point on. I would still be editing as an IP but thanks to a couple folks I had to create a new account because they wouldn't let me edit as an IP, so here I am. More importantly I do not have a history of incivility. I have a history of treating others like they treat me. I was nice for years and always, always walked away. But in the last couple years I am no longer willing to do that because that is part of the problem that got us to where we are now. I saw the problems building and didn't do anything to stop it or fix it then. I was too passive. As for convroversial automated edits that's pretty much flat bullshit. Any edit is contentious to someone so anytime you run a bot or AWB that touches an article you run the risk of complaints. Any problems that were reported to me were fixed. I am familiar with CSD criteria. What you fail to mention is that I submitted it to CSD and they got deleted by admins. So what you are really saying is you don't trust your fellow admins. I would further add when a couple of those CSD were restored and submitte to MFD they got deleted again. SO the result was the same. I have a 98% approval rate for CSD/AFD/MFD's. I do know policy, you just don't like my edits. Kumioko (talk) 14:00, 15 May 2013 (UTC)
- You have a history of incivility (including towards both content contributors and administrators), not knowing the CSD criteria, disruptive behavior, making controversial automated edits, block evasion (including with a bot account), forcing the stewards to lock you by publicly posting your password, disruptive editing on Meta (both of which you conveniently left out of your account above), making serious ungrounded accusations and then taking forever to retract them, etc. You have held a grudge against the U.S. Roads WikiProject for years, and have criticized it whenever you get the opportunity, even in my unrelated actions as an administrator. I could go on. --Rschen7754 04:32, 15 May 2013 (UTC)