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	;Details, per request of EC2 (as opposed to EC which is used often for Eric Corbett).		;Details, per request of EC2 (as opposed to EC which is used often for Eric Corbett).
	2. ~~Declared~~ background in psychology;		2. EChastain's declared background in psychology;
	:The of Sue Rangell's user page said, "she specializes in the fields of educational '''psychology''' and educational technology." (emphasis mine)		:*The of Sue Rangell's user page said, "she specializes in the fields of educational '''psychology''' and educational technology." (emphasis mine)
	4. ~~Editing~~ ] (one of nine consecutive edits) 11 days into her WP history.		4. EChastain's editing ] (one of nine consecutive edits) 11 days into her WP history.
	:On January 12, 2014, Sue Rangell followed me to ] within an hour of my first edit there and proceeded to battle with me, the BLP subject, and other editors over the article for five days. After, she went on a mission to remove source citations to Spitzer in numerous articles, and returned to his article on July 31 to label him in the same way she was pushing in January.		:*On January 12, 2014, Sue Rangell followed me to ] within an hour of my first edit there and proceeded to battle with me, the BLP subject, and other editors over the article for five days. After, she went on a mission to remove source citations to Spitzer in numerous articles, and returned to his article on July 31 to label him in the same way she was pushing in January.
	:Eleven days into her WP editing career, EChastain edited Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist). In light of the topic of one of her first 12 edits strongly suggests this is more than a coincidence. (Again, ''if whomever is conducting the SPI contacts me privately'', I will give more details - but I cannot do do here.)		:*Eleven days into her WP editing career, EChastain edited Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist). In light of the topic of one of her first 12 edits strongly suggests this is more than a coincidence. (Again, ''if whomever is conducting the SPI contacts me privately'', I will give more details - but I cannot do do here.)
			:*On January 25, 2014, during the long Robert Spitzer (political scientist) dispute, Sue Rangell moved all but the first sentence of ] lead into a new first section titled "New York City."
			:*When EChastain edited Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist), her first four edits were to the lead and the "New York City" section.
			6. Is related to this comment by EChastain at the GGTF ArbCom: "I think most editors posting here or on GGTF are 'a good person' (e.g.Lightbreather). But that doesn't mean they can't be massively disruptive on wikipedia, or that they have the competence required."
			:*I felt that including my name in the statement looked like she considered me "massively disruptive" or incompetent. (I mean, would her comment have lost any meaning if she'd left out the parenthetical? Why include my name?) So I asked her privately if she would refactor the comment, which she would ''not'' do. In the discussion - on her talk page, ] - she gave her explanation using language that was very typical of Sue Rangell when she wasn't being openly accusatory, and added " the remarks of others too personally," and POV pushing to the list of things that she did "not" say about me. (POV pushing, especially "civil POV pushing," was one of Sue Rangell's repeated allegations against me, rarely with evidence. Also, Sue Rangle was prone to exaggeration. It wasn't enough to say someone was disruptive; they would be characterized as things like "massively" disruptive.) Examples of Sue Rangell style (CAPS), tone, exaggerating, "not" saying things.
			7. EChastain's timing and style in her recent comments here on my talk page.
			:*I was notified by an admin of my block at 08:26, 30 November 2014. I pinged the notifying admin, asking a question. The first person to "respond," 90 minutes later, was editor EChastain, with a link to the Guide to appealing blocks (which was already in the notice, so it was offering nothing new in the way of helpful information, or the answer to my specific question (that I could see, anyway). And she ended with the comment, "I do so wish you'd taken my advice given when you posted on my talk."
			:*Soon after, she added a snarky opening comment, plus a "suggestion" that I read the Five pillars!
			:*Six minutes later she added "Please, please" to the beginning of the sentence that told me what I should read, plus a warning.
			:*Five minutes later, she deleted what she'd just added.
			:*In the next minute, she deleted the snarky opening like she'd added 12 minutes earlier.
			8. One of Sue Rangell's earliest and most emphatic requests of me was that I not post on her talk page.
			:*Note EChastain insisting that another editor not post on her talk page.
			9. Both Sue Rangell and EChastain use "sigh" in edit summaries. (Yes, other editors insert this into comments, but not many that I've encountered.)

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Sue Rangell

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For archived investigations, see Misplaced Pages:Sockpuppet investigations/Sue Rangell/Archive.

30 November 2014

– An SPI clerk has declined a request for CheckUser, and the case is now awaiting a behavioural investigation.

Suspected sockpuppets

EChastain (talk · tag · contribs · deleted contribs · logs · filter log · block user · spi block · block log · CA · CheckUser(log) · investigate · cuwiki)

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User meets the duck test as second edit was to blue link their user page
First 12 edits were to achieve autoconfirmed status and waited approx 9 days
13th edit was to a semi-protected page
13th edit was to pursue disputes with User:Lightbreather and User:Carolmooredc which the user has not encountered on this account before that point. Sue Rangell was in disputes with these two editors over gun control.
EChastain claims to have a doctorate in psychology, Sue Rangell claims to be a sociologist.
Sue Rangell stopped editing 14 August 2014. If EChatain is a clean start then it fails WP:Clean start: "It is expected that the new account will be a true "fresh start", will edit in new areas and avoid old disputes, and will follow community norms of behavior." v/r - TP 20:28, 30 November 2014 (UTC)
- @Rschen7754: Well that's disappointing, I had hoped that August was recent enough for a checkuser. User:Carolmooredc and User:Lightbreather have more evidence to add on the subject, perhaps that'll be enough to make this decision on behavioral evidence alone.--v/r - TP 20:55, 30 November 2014 (UTC)
  - Per Hell in a Bucket's insistence that I find the exact edits, here are all the ones dealing with Carolmooredc and Lightbreather - I hope this settles the matter as there were plenty and easy to find: . There are more, but I think I made my point.--v/r - T P 02:00, 1 December 2014 (UTC)
Response to @TParis: None of these edits were to Lightbreather. Most were helpful points to Carolmooredc, giving her various links to relevant pages of the WikiProjects/Guide pages, and even to a question Carolmooredc had asked about "disruptive editors" and answered by a project member. These links she later incorporated into GGTF project page and used in her comments in the arbcom. (Also, number of edits is a raw count, including correcting typos and formatting, adding to same comment, etc.) EChastain (talk) 01:47, 2 December 2014 (UTC)
Please my post on TParis's talk explaining every post he listed in his diffs given above "Per Hell in a Bucket's insistence that I find the exact edits, here are all the ones dealing with Carolmooredc and Lightbreather - I hope this settles the matter as there were plenty and easy to find:" - I repeat not one had to do with Lightbreather. EChastain (talk) 23:12, 2 December 2014 (UTC)

Comments by other users

seems like it's all in order.. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 20:41, 30 November 2014 (UTC) Editor has explicitly stated they are not a new editor , so "duck test" evidenced that it's not a new user is meaningless. NE Ent 22:11, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

Uninvolved administrators and checkusers know what WP:Clean start says, they don't need anyone Wikilawyering it disruptively.--v/r - T P 01:55, 1 December 2014 (UTC)
The following discussion has been closed. Please do not modify it.
WP:Cleanstart doesn't actually prohibit returning to older edit areas it suggests it isn't smart to do so because the link will be made. A couple questions are we saying this person quit in august to start editing again as a sock just for the arbcom case? On what basis or threshold would we look at as evasion of scrutiny just to participate in this case? I'm asking because of the differences in blocks here and how they are related policy wise? The evidence is actually there to at least say it's not a new editor and the evidence can be suggestive that it is indeed Sue Rangel but I'm curious was she evading sanctions? Has she commented with both accounts in some way with this dispute? I note they haven't denied it yet either so maybe it's a cleanstart account that is caught and no idea how to proceed. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 21:44, 30 November 2014 (UTC) See Misplaced Pages:Sock_puppetry#Inappropriate_uses_of_alternative_accounts where it discusses clean starts. ECastain's Arbcom participation without revealing their master account is an attempt to evade scrutiny. There are a number of other items in that list that ECastain is also in violation of.--v/r - T P 22:13, 30 November 2014 (UTC) What consequences are they evading? They weren't evading established sanctions and they have actually edited content on this account before and after their participation at the arbcom. They have not admitted any other accounts, they admit being here a while. Cleanstart it just states "However, if an editor uses their new account to resume editing articles or topics in the same manner that resulted in harassment or a negative reputation in the first place (becoming involved in disputes, edit warring or other forms of disruptive editing), the editor will probably be recognized and connected to the old account. Changing accounts to avoid the consequences of past bad behaviors is usually seen as evading scrutiny and may lead to additional sanctions. Whether a new account is a legitimate fresh start or a prohibited attempt to evade scrutiny is determined by the behavior of the new account. A clean start is not permitted if there are active bans, blocks or sanctions (including, but not limited to those listed here) in place against the old account." So what sanctions are they evading or consequences, at the very least it's a person that just made the mistake of enough info to link them to their old account. Help explain please what the violation is so it's clear, I'm genuinely asking because it's complicated and I'd like understand. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 22:19, 30 November 2014 (UTC) One point I readily concede is the sheer number of edits to the page. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 22:20, 30 November 2014 (UTC) Like I stated here: In its lead, for reasons that it notes, WP:Clean start currently prohibits that a returning editor with a new account returns to the same editing space. It's looser with that language lower on the page, but it should be consistent with it; and I mean consistent with the "don't return to the same area" aspect, unless, of course, the problematic behavior, if there was any, has truly improved and it is valid for that editor to return to the same editing area that he or she edited before. WP:Clean start is clear that the clean start is supposed to be an actual clean start. Flyer22 (talk) 23:01, 30 November 2014 (UTC) User:Flyer22, the full sentence states " Whether a new account is a legitimate fresh start or a prohibited attempt to evade scrutiny is determined by the behavior of the new account. " the question then becomes has the editor been invovled with inappropriate behaviors? Hell in a Bucket (talk) 23:24, 30 November 2014 (UTC) I was more so focusing on the part that states: "The old account must be clearly discontinued, and the new account must avoid editing patterns or behaviors that would allow other users to recognize and identify the account. It is expected that the new account will be a true 'fresh start', will edit in new areas and avoid old disputes, and will follow community norms of behavior." I stand by that part of the policy. And the reason I linked to how the lead is currently formatted is in the case that someone heads on over to that policy and changes or contests the lead because of this case or a different case. Flyer22 (talk) 23:31, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

Uninvolved administrators and checkusers know what WP:Clean start says, they don't need anyone Wikilawyering it disruptively.--v/r - T P 01:55, 1 December 2014 (UTC)

The following discussion has been closed. Please do not modify it.

WP:Cleanstart doesn't actually prohibit returning to older edit areas it suggests it isn't smart to do so because the link will be made. A couple questions are we saying this person quit in august to start editing again as a sock just for the arbcom case? On what basis or threshold would we look at as evasion of scrutiny just to participate in this case? I'm asking because of the differences in blocks here and how they are related policy wise? The evidence is actually there to at least say it's not a new editor and the evidence can be suggestive that it is indeed Sue Rangel but I'm curious was she evading sanctions? Has she commented with both accounts in some way with this dispute? I note they haven't denied it yet either so maybe it's a cleanstart account that is caught and no idea how to proceed. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 21:44, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

See Misplaced Pages:Sock_puppetry#Inappropriate_uses_of_alternative_accounts where it discusses clean starts. ECastain's Arbcom participation without revealing their master account is an attempt to evade scrutiny. There are a number of other items in that list that ECastain is also in violation of.--v/r - T P 22:13, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

What consequences are they evading? They weren't evading established sanctions and they have actually edited content on this account before and after their participation at the arbcom. They have not admitted any other accounts, they admit being here a while. Cleanstart it just states "However, if an editor uses their new account to resume editing articles or topics in the same manner that resulted in harassment or a negative reputation in the first place (becoming involved in disputes, edit warring or other forms of disruptive editing), the editor will probably be recognized and connected to the old account. Changing accounts to avoid the consequences of past bad behaviors is usually seen as evading scrutiny and may lead to additional sanctions. Whether a new account is a legitimate fresh start or a prohibited attempt to evade scrutiny is determined by the behavior of the new account. A clean start is not permitted if there are active bans, blocks or sanctions (including, but not limited to those listed here) in place against the old account." So what sanctions are they evading or consequences, at the very least it's a person that just made the mistake of enough info to link them to their old account. Help explain please what the violation is so it's clear, I'm genuinely asking because it's complicated and I'd like understand. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 22:19, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

One point I readily concede is the sheer number of edits to the page. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 22:20, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

Like I stated here: In its lead, for reasons that it notes, WP:Clean start currently prohibits that a returning editor with a new account returns to the same editing space. It's looser with that language lower on the page, but it should be consistent with it; and I mean consistent with the "don't return to the same area" aspect, unless, of course, the problematic behavior, if there was any, has truly improved and it is valid for that editor to return to the same editing area that he or she edited before. WP:Clean start is clear that the clean start is supposed to be an actual clean start. Flyer22 (talk) 23:01, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

User:Flyer22, the full sentence states " Whether a new account is a legitimate fresh start or a prohibited attempt to evade scrutiny is determined by the behavior of the new account. " the question then becomes has the editor been invovled with inappropriate behaviors? Hell in a Bucket (talk) 23:24, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

I was more so focusing on the part that states: "The old account must be clearly discontinued, and the new account must avoid editing patterns or behaviors that would allow other users to recognize and identify the account. It is expected that the new account will be a true 'fresh start', will edit in new areas and avoid old disputes, and will follow community norms of behavior." I stand by that part of the policy. And the reason I linked to how the lead is currently formatted is in the case that someone heads on over to that policy and changes or contests the lead because of this case or a different case. Flyer22 (talk) 23:31, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

For the record I disagree with the hatting and summary as this was a policy related discussion relevant to this investigation and in no way was it disruptive other then it questioned the basis of the hatting admin qualification of the SPI reasons. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 02:02, 1 December 2014 (UTC)

Evidence posted by Lightbreather on her talk (now hatted) and EChastain's responses

I posted this on Lightbreather's talk, responding to her "behavioural evidence" that I'm a sock. She did not respond and it is hatted there with comment To be decided here so I'll copy/paste it here with my responses.

(Lightbreather): Considering EChastain's:

Account activity was opened on October 13, 2014 (the day after I announced that I was quitting);

Response My registration date: 20:23:09 12/10/2014. That's before you announced you were quitting. (Was I psychic?)

Declared background in psychology;

Response How is a doctorate in Psychology evidence that I'm a sockpuppet?

Early interest in the GGTF ArbCom (a case in which I presented evidence);

Response - how may editors were interested earlier than me?

Editing Robert Spitzer (one of nine consecutive edits) 11 days into her WP history;

Response - so what? What does that have to do with you?

Added response - Lightbreather is confusing Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist) with another Robert Spitzer. Both Sue Rangell and Lightbreather extensively edited Robert Spitzer (political scientist). (Lightbreather has the most edits at 128, while Sue Rangell has 92, the second most edits of that article.) I edited Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist).

Comments at the GGTF ArbCom talk pages directed at me; ("massive freaking out"), ("massively disruptive")

Response Those comments were not directed at you, as I explained to you each time you posted on my talk.

Comments ("push a POV") and style/choice of words ("drop in the ocean") on her talk page;

Response "push a POV" and "drop in the ocean" in a response to a post of yours on my talk - how is that evidence I'm a sockpuppet?

Timing and style of her recent comments/edits on my talk page (She had never before edited my talk page);

Response - I posted to urge you just to address the reason for your unblock request, and not post other stuff, as the best way to get unblocked. I made a couple of added helpful hints, but then reversed myself twice when I saw you had already made the request. So that shows ... what? So trying to help you is bad? And makes me a sockpuppet?

Please explain how these relate. EChastain (talk) 00:11, 1 December 2014 (UTC)

Also, Lightbreather posted six times on my talk on 25 November and 26 November. If you look at my actual edits to her on my talk and to her on her talk, you'll see that they were attempts to be helpful. Plus copy editing typos, and two "undo"s after I realized she had already posted her unblock request. EChastain (talk) 01:32, 2 December 2014 (UTC)

Additional comments in response to Lightbreather's added evidence that I'm a sockpuppet

Lightbreather has added that both Sue Rangell and EChastain have insisted other editors not post on her talkpage as evidence that I'm a sockpuppet:

8. Insisting that other editors not post on her talk page (Details below)

"One of Sue Rangell's earliest and most emphatic requests of me was that I not post on her talk page.

Note EChastain insisting that another editor not post on her talk page.".

I did request EvergreenFir to not post on my talk page, for the reasons given here (Between 26 October 2014 and 1 December 2014, EvergreenFir posted 12 times, including one Warning that I may be blocked for reverting her revert, telling me to read WP:RS, WP:LEAD, BRD, WP:IDHT, WP:REFACTOR, WP:INDENT until Knowledgekid87 intervened and recommended she read WP:CIVIL. Her next post told me to read WP:FORUM, followed by a post with WP:HOUNDING, accusing me of following her to places I've not edited before but where she's already edited. Since I in no way singled her out and joined discussions on multiple pages or topics she may edit or multiple debates where she contributes in order to repeatedly confront or inhibit her work - or followed her from place to place on wikipedia, I asked her to please stop posting on my page.)

Lightbreather has added as evidence that I'm a sockpuppet because I used "sigh" in an edit summary:

9. Use of "sigh" in edit summaries (Evidence below)

Evidence below: Both Sue Rangell and EChastain use "sigh" in edit summaries. (Yes, other editors insert this into comments, but not many that I've encountered.)]

If Lightbreather had looked at the actual diff she would have seen that EvergreenFir was the editor that used "sigh" in her edit summary: (Undid revision 631653253 by EChastain (talk) see talk... sigh...)

I quoted her in my response: (Undid revision 631672793 by EvergreenFir (talk) revert inaccuracy - see talk (sigh) - I've left a link to the article so you can read it for yourself). I've never used "sigh" in an edit summary, other than that quote of EvergreeFir's "sigh" as noted. EChastain (talk) 23:02, 2 December 2014 (UTC)

^That is correct. I was the one to use "sigh". EvergreenFir (talk) Please {{re}} 23:19, 2 December 2014 (UTC)

Well I think it is safe to say that this thing is blowing up into a bigger issue with more users being dragged here. The only thing I find a bit odd is the reasoning behind the removal of info-boxes on EChastain's userpage here, other than that I cant really say much else as I only tried to intervene between Evergreen and EChastain. - Knowledgekid87 (talk) 01:11, 3 December 2014 (UTC)

Evidence

Part of the overlap was Robert Spitzer, at least for me and then I took a second look Sue edited ] a political scientist of the same name as ] a psychiatrist edited by the newer account. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 23:35, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

] Comment was to Neotarf not Carolmnooredc or LB.
38 edits to Proposed decision]
3 edits on one post at ] GGTF ARB EVIDENCE
Editor has close to 400 if not slightly more edits total so 41 out of 400 edits doesn't show this as a SPA with the sole intention of misusing a clean start. Hell in a Bucket (talk) 23:53, 30 November 2014 (UTC)
These are reasonable answers ]
Carolmooredc states editor is not Sue Rangel ]
Tparis provides a link above, several actually, that deal with Carolmooredc and not Lightbreather. New Editor has editing nothing in Gun control subject area as well.

copied by Gaijin42 from Lightbreather's talk page because she is blocked. Using archive template just to offset it. Someone can change to a better template if desired. No comment/opinion from Gaijin42 as to the correctness or not of these points

The following discussion is closed. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User_talk:Lightbreather&curid=40200300&diff=636352625&oldid=636331148

Details, per request of EC2 (as opposed to EC which is used often for Eric Corbett).

2. EChastain's declared background in psychology;

The first version of Sue Rangell's user page said, "she specializes in the fields of educational psychology and educational technology." (emphasis mine)

4. EChastain's editing Robert Spitzer (one of nine consecutive edits) 11 days into her WP history.

On January 12, 2014, Sue Rangell followed me to Robert Spitzer (political scientist) within an hour of my first edit there and proceeded to battle with me, the BLP subject, and other editors over the article for five days. After, she went on a mission to remove source citations to Spitzer in numerous articles, and returned to his article on July 31 to label him in the same way she was pushing in January.
Eleven days into her WP editing career, EChastain edited Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist). In light of the topic of one of her first 12 edits strongly suggests this is more than a coincidence. (Again, if whomever is conducting the SPI contacts me privately, I will give more details - but I cannot do do here.)
On January 25, 2014, during the long Robert Spitzer (political scientist) dispute, Sue Rangell moved all but the first sentence of Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist) lead into a new first section titled "New York City."
When EChastain edited Robert Spitzer (psychiatrist), her first four edits were to the lead and the "New York City" section.

6. Is related to this comment by EChastain at the GGTF ArbCom: "I think most editors posting here or on GGTF are 'a good person' (e.g.Lightbreather). But that doesn't mean they can't be massively disruptive on wikipedia, or that they have the competence required."

I felt that including my name in the statement looked like she considered me "massively disruptive" or incompetent. (I mean, would her comment have lost any meaning if she'd left out the parenthetical? Why include my name?) So I asked her privately if she would refactor the comment, which she would not do. In the discussion - on her talk page, Request, please - she gave her explanation using language that was very typical of Sue Rangell when she wasn't being openly accusatory, and added " the remarks of others too personally," and POV pushing to the list of things that she did "not" say about me. (POV pushing, especially "civil POV pushing," was one of Sue Rangell's repeated allegations against me, rarely with evidence. Also, Sue Rangle was prone to exaggeration. It wasn't enough to say someone was disruptive; they would be characterized as things like "massively" disruptive.) Examples of Sue Rangell style (CAPS), tone, exaggerating, "not" saying things.

7. EChastain's timing and style in her recent comments here on my talk page.

I was notified by an admin of my block at 08:26, 30 November 2014. I pinged the notifying admin, asking a question. The first person to "respond," 90 minutes later, was editor EChastain, with a link to the Guide to appealing blocks (which was already in the notice, so it was offering nothing new in the way of helpful information, or the answer to my specific question (that I could see, anyway). And she ended with the comment, "I do so wish you'd taken my advice given when you posted on my talk."
Soon after, she added a snarky opening comment, plus a "suggestion" that I read the Five pillars!
Six minutes later she added "Please, please" to the beginning of the sentence that told me what I should read, plus a warning.
Five minutes later, she deleted what she'd just added.
In the next minute, she deleted the snarky opening like she'd added 12 minutes earlier.

8. One of Sue Rangell's earliest and most emphatic requests of me was that I not post on her talk page.

Note EChastain insisting that another editor not post on her talk page.

9. Both Sue Rangell and EChastain use "sigh" in edit summaries. (Yes, other editors insert this into comments, but not many that I've encountered.)

The discussion above is closed. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

Clerk, CheckUser, and/or patrolling admin comments

Clerk declined - Unfortunately, Sue Rangell is Stale. Rs chen 7754 20:53, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

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