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| Now that FPAS again did what he was told not to do, I think that "next step" mentioned by Sir Fozzie should happen now. But I don't know how to make that happen. Could you please explain what I need to do to get the arbitrators to address Future Perfect at Sunrise's irresponsibility with his admin powers? I also ask that you please explain what you meant by "a wider-ranging case", e.g. who it must include for you to accept it. ] (]) 07:03, 28 March 2013 (UTC) | Now that FPAS again did what he was told not to do, I think that "next step" mentioned by Sir Fozzie should happen now. But I don't know how to make that happen. Could you please explain what I need to do to get the arbitrators to address Future Perfect at Sunrise's irresponsibility with his admin powers? I also ask that you please explain what you meant by "a wider-ranging case", e.g. who it must include for you to accept it. ] (]) 07:03, 28 March 2013 (UTC) | ||
| *I'm not going to answer any clear details because of the potential for a case request, but SirFozzie was speaking for himself there, that was not a formal admonishment by the Committee or a restriction, and as SirFozzie is no longer an arbitrator, its relevance might be limited even more. My own comment was not directed at any individual editor, but at the race and intelligence topic area, which at the time, was one of arbcom's most perennial issues for the 2012 term. AS to FPaS, if you want Arbcom to take a fresh look at him, you can file a case request at ], though I will make no prediction as to how that would end up (the general rules about the committee being the very last step in dispute resolution apply). ] 13:42, 28 March 2013 (UTC) | *I'm not going to answer any clear details because of the potential for a case request, but SirFozzie was speaking for himself there, that was not a formal admonishment by the Committee or a restriction, and as SirFozzie is no longer an arbitrator, its relevance might be limited even more. My own comment was not directed at any individual editor, but at the race and intelligence topic area, which at the time, was one of arbcom's most perennial issues for the 2012 term. AS to FPaS, if you want Arbcom to take a fresh look at him, you can file a case request at ], though I will make no prediction as to how that would end up (the general rules about the committee being the very last step in dispute resolution apply). ] 13:42, 28 March 2013 (UTC) | ||
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| It is I, Alison Weir. I am back. I demand the right to edit my article. By the way, I was born in 1954 not 1951.Yours,Alison Weir | |||
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Arbitration question
Hello Courcelles,
A few months ago there was an arbitration request about Future Perfect at Sunrise where the arbitrator Sir Fozzie said that FPAS should make no more admin actions related to editors involved in the race and intelligence area, "or the next step WILL be to hand out sanctions." In the same request you said that a wider-ranging case is likely going to be necessary. Sir Fozzie seems inactive now, but I'd like you to please clarify something.
Future Perfect at Sunrise has not followed the instructions Sir Fozzie gave him. About a month ago he blocked my IP range with the explanation that it was to make me register, but the block itself was a hard block that disabled registration for my IP range. He refused to respond to other editors' questions about that inconsistency in my user talk, his own user talk, or in the AN thread another editor posted about it. This issue might seem "stale" now, but that's because his block made it so following his instructions to register took me a month. I finally was able to get an account just a few days ago.
Now that FPAS again did what he was told not to do, I think that "next step" mentioned by Sir Fozzie should happen now. But I don't know how to make that happen. Could you please explain what I need to do to get the arbitrators to address Future Perfect at Sunrise's irresponsibility with his admin powers? I also ask that you please explain what you meant by "a wider-ranging case", e.g. who it must include for you to accept it. Akuri (talk) 07:03, 28 March 2013 (UTC)
- I'm not going to answer any clear details because of the potential for a case request, but SirFozzie was speaking for himself there, that was not a formal admonishment by the Committee or a restriction, and as SirFozzie is no longer an arbitrator, its relevance might be limited even more. My own comment was not directed at any individual editor, but at the race and intelligence topic area, which at the time, was one of arbcom's most perennial issues for the 2012 term. AS to FPaS, if you want Arbcom to take a fresh look at him, you can file a case request at Misplaced Pages:Arbitration/Requests/Case, though I will make no prediction as to how that would end up (the general rules about the committee being the very last step in dispute resolution apply). Courcelles 13:42, 28 March 2013 (UTC)
Afternoon,Corellas
It is I, Alison Weir. I am back. I demand the right to edit my article. By the way, I was born in 1954 not 1951.Yours,Alison Weir