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== Battleground on e-cig articles == | |||
'''Initiated by ''' ] (]) 19:27, 15 March 2015 (UTC) | |||
=== Involved parties === | |||
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*{{userlinks|QuackGuru}} ''filing party'' | |||
*{{userlinks|KimDabelsteinPetersen}} | |||
*{{userlinks|S Marshall}} | |||
*{{userlinks|AlbinoFerret}} | |||
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=== Statement by ] === | |||
;KimDabelsteinPetersen | |||
:Some of the e-cig enthusiasts are ] to improve the e-cig pages. See ] and see ] for previous ANI discussions. | |||
:. That's because ] has also made many controversial edits to the ] page. Let's review some of KimDabelsteinPetersen's recent edits. | |||
: This edit deleted text and sources from two reputable organisations. See ]. The sources are reliable per ]. See ]. The sources are reliable per ] according to the current discussion. | |||
: This edit deleted text and sources from two reputable organisations again. | |||
: This edit mainly deleted text from a written in '']'', a ] ]. The impact factor for the journal is . | |||
: This edit mainly deleted text from a review and text from reputable organizations. | |||
: This edit deleted numerous sources, including deleting text and sources from a number reputable organisations and sources from reviews against ] and ]. | |||
: This edit deleted numerous sources, including deleting text and sources from a number reputable organisations and sources from reviews against ] and ] '''again'''. | |||
: This edit deleted numerous sources, including deleting text and sources from a number reputable organisations and sources from reviews against ] and ] '''again'''. | |||
: This edit deleted numerous sources, including deleting text and sources from a number reputable organisations and sources from reviews against ] and ] '''again'''. KimDabelsteinPetersen . | |||
:KimDabelsteinPetersen, aren't you also deleting a lot of sources against ]? shows AlbinoFerret is making many counterproductive edits and deleting of a lot of reliable sources. See ]. KimDabelsteinPetersen is also deleting a lot of reliable sources which suggests he/she is promoting a certain favorable ] for e-cigs. Should KimDabelsteinPetersen be topic banned? KimDabelsteinPetersen has earned a topic ban from the e-cig pages IMO. Does the community prefer a topic ban for KimDabelsteinPetersen for '''6 months or one year''', an '''indef topic ban''', or '''just a warning''' or '''no action'''? | |||
:KimDabelsteinPetersen thought it was okay to delete so many sources over and over again. But it is not reasonable to continue to delete pertinent information about of the safety of e-cigarettes. Both and are the main problem editors IMO. No reasonable argument has been made to delete so many reliable sources including deleting reviews such as (PMID 24732159) and (PMID 24732160) and (PMID 25572196) after over '''two weeks'''. Please review the current discussion on the . See ]. I think I bring a sharp editors pencil to many controversial places where most editors prefer to stay away from. That said I hope editors will try to follow ] a bit more rather than making blanket reverts to an older version. Often, reliable sources and pertinent text sourced to reliable sources are being reremoved over and over again with non-argument discussions on the talk page. What could possibly be a logical reason to '''delete''' so many sources? ] (]) 19:27, 15 March 2015 (UTC) | |||
;AlbinoFerret | |||
:User:AlbinoFerret is making a lot of comments and edits to e-cig related pages. See https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Special:Contributions/AlbinoFerret&offset=&limit=500&target=AlbinoFerret See ] for previous behaviour issues. AlbinoFerret tried to that uses a reliable MEDRS compliant source to verify the claims. He eventually tried to delete some of the text. AlbinoFerret deleted a number of reliable sources. | |||
: This change deleted numerous sources. | |||
: This change deleted numerous sources '''again'''. | |||
:AlbinoFerret's last major edit was deleted numerous sources, including reviews against MEDRS '''again'''. | |||
:AlbinoFerret claims "Reliability does not guarantee inclusion." But AlbinoFerret has not given a specific reason to exclude relevant information about safety. ] is not the issue IMO. AlbinoFerret has turned the e-cig pages into a ]. See ]. The sources are reliable per ]. See ]. Please also review the current discussion on the . See ]. I think an '''indef topic ban''' is better solution rather than a '''short-term topic ban'''. It is clear that AlbinoFerret is ] to improve the e-cig pages. It appears AlbinoFerret wants to have lengthy discussions on the talk page in an effort to prevent the article from moving forward. The community discussions to resolve these matters have not gone anywhere. This should not go to ANI again and again. The repeated trips to ANI is a waste of the communities time. Like ANI, I'm sure things will get ugly soon. ] (]) 21:45, 15 March 2015 (UTC) | |||
Since no action was taken for a very long time at ANI and hopefully the discussion can continue here. Note. If I am not allowed to close the thread I started at ANI feel free to revert or if an uninvolved admin wants to take action feel free to revert and take action at ANI. The thread at ANI can still be reclosed by an uninvolved admin. See . Thanks. ] (]) 00:00, 16 March 2015 (UTC) | |||
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=== Statement by involved ] === | |||
*It's certainly a battleground. I'm finding it utterly impossible to improve the article at present. | |||
*I endorse the request for ArbCom to look at the whole e-cigarette family of articles and the quagmire of problematic behaviour that surrounds it. | |||
*In response to Seraphimblade's request: the community processes are inadequate. They deal with one user at a time, and give a result in clear-cut cases. AlbinoFerret's case, by itself, is something the community can deal with. QuackGuru and KimDabelsteinPetersen is another problem (or two other problems ---- I think QuackGuru's been admirably unselfconscious in starting this, by the way). In the AN/I thread, ] that there are SPAs or near-SPAs involved, and I suspect he's right. ] that interested parties have contacted his university to attack him personally. Taken together this is too much for community processes to cope with.—] <small>]/]</small> 00:23, 16 March 2015 (UTC) | |||
=== Statement by involved ] === | |||
@] The user in question was indefinitely banned. So the community did deal with it. ] (] · ] · ]) 00:32, 16 March 2015 (UTC) | |||
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=== Statement by Beyond My Ken === | |||
I am not named as a party here. I am not in any way involved in editing the various e-cig articles, but I have been strongly involved in the AN/I discussion about whether AlbinoFerret should be topic banned for e-cigs, which I favor. My feeling about this request is that, while ArbCom certainly has the right to open a case, it should give the community process a chance to play out. As of this moment, the topic ban for AlbinoFerret and a proposal for community-imposed discretionary sanctions are both outstanding, and these should be allowed to finish before ArbCom takes on a case, should any of the parties feel the need to file a request at that time. For these reasons I would ask the committee to reject the request at this time. ] (]) 23:21, 15 March 2015 (UTC) | |||
=== Statement by {Non-party} === | |||
Other editors are free to make relevant comments on this request as necessary. Comments here should address why or why not the Committee should accept the case request or provide additional information. | |||
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*Okay, if QuackGuru, an editor in good standing, is willing to stand as filing party, then '''awaiting statements'''. ] (]) 19:49, 15 March 2015 (UTC) | |||
*There certainly is a problem here. That being the case, it looks like community discussions to resolve the matter are still ongoing. Statements as to why arbitration is needed over and above that (or why it is not) would be very helpful. ] <small><sup>]</sup></small> 22:56, 15 March 2015 (UTC) |
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