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Unless you have a convincing explanation of how you came to know Jason Gastrich within less than a day of your first contribution, and why you decided to take his side in removing his archive against consensus, you will probably be blocked indefinitely without warning as yet another sockpuppet of him. --Malthusian (talk) 20:06, 9 February 2006 (UTC)

Greetings, Mal. Unfortunately with Jason/Wiki4Christ recruiting from the general population, there are going to be folks who step into the situation knowing only Jason's side of the story. I'm hoping Chuck Hastings is in that category, and has simply innocently done what he thought was a good thing, not knowing the full "tail of woe." Justin Eiler 07:49, 10 February 2006 (UTC)

Jason Gastrich talk archives

Greetings, Chuck,

Per WP:OWN, Jason does not "own" the talk page or archives related to his user page. When he blanked those pages, he removed not only his own writing, but writing posted by other people and licensed to Misplaced Pages. This is considered a form of vandalism, therefore Harvestdancer's actions were quite within Misplaced Pages policy.

Additionally, there is a current serious discussion of Jason's actions here at Misplaced Pages--said actions resulted from Jason's violation of a number of official Misplaced Pages policies, and the severity of his actions may warrant further sanctions if the behavior continues. The comments left on his talk page are part of the evidence that will be used to make future decisions if necessary, and removing that evidence would make a just decision much more difficult.

I do want to welcome you to Misplaced Pages, and to apologize if you feel like we've "bitten the newbie." Unfortunately, you've stepped into the middle of an ongoing situation, and nerves are a bit raw. Please contact me on my talk page and let me know if anyone's hastling you and if there's anything I can do to help. Justin Eiler 07:46, 10 February 2006 (UTC)