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Statement of the dispute

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Desired outcome

MONGO has a persistent pattern of disruptive editing and personal attacks regarding the "Attack Sites" issue. I would like to see an end to this behavior.

Description

When discussing Attack-Site-related issues, Mongo has "habitually overreacted" and "freely characteres opponents in a derogatory manner". He regularly "comments on the contributor, not on the content", often attempting to "use someone's affiliations as a means of dismissing or discrediting their views". He has disruptively edited policy pages by repeatedly inserting various texts without first proposing the texts on the talk page and generating a strong consensus for their inclusion.

Evidence of disputed behavior

December Arbcom Case

  • Mongo has a long history of disruptive behavior. A December 2006 Arbcom case was filed against MONGO, with much evidence presented accusing Mongo of incivility and personal attacks.
  • Arbcom held that Mongo has a "habitual over-reaction" in dealing with the subject of Attack Sites: "In many instances he has reacted inappropriately to such harassment and events, freely characterizing opponents in a derogatory manner". (Emphasis mine)
  • Mongo has a long past history of personal attacks. To quote a few of the the most relevant instances from his 2006 case, just to establish that a longstanding pattern:--
  • Calls Miltopia a "moronic troll".
  • Says Gentgee is an "admin that supports harassment"
  • Says Luna Santin is an "admin that supports harassment.
  • As a result of that Arbcom case, Mongo was desysopped.

Continued personal attacks

While we might have hoped that the December Arbcom case would have led him to change his ways, regrettably MONGO has chosen to continue this same problematic behavior.

  • A month ago, MONGO was warned by an admin and then briefly blocked for engaging in personal attacks made at WT:NPA.
  • Today, Mongo accused DanT of 'participating in a website that stalks people'. I feel this is a textbook example of a Personal Attack-- "Using someone's affiliations as a means of dismissing or discrediting their views -- regardless of whether said affiliations are mainstream or extreme." More seriously, MONGO's comment, although not explicitly stating this, strongly implies that DanT has been involved in criminal stalking-- an EXTREMELY serious charge.
  • Today, MONGO accused me (Alecmconroy) of being an advocate for the recreation of a WP article Encyclopedia Dramatica-- another instance of MONGO's habit of "commenting on the contributor, not on the content". It's also particularly frustrating, since although MONGO was correct that I was involved the discussion, he neglected to mention that I had actually sided AGAINST the recreation.
  • His edit summaries at NPA have frequently "commented on the contributor, rather than the content".
  • "rv another ED contributor..."
  • "revert, known ED contributor"
  • "the only dispute is by those who contribute to WR."
  • "not much to dispute, unless your an ED or WR partisan"


  • Mongo attacked admin GTBacchus, saying "GTBaccus is also an ED contributor and always comes to the defense of his fellows. You folks really should get busy writing an encyclopedia instead of being angry that this policy was protected on the "wrong version"...seriously, 2 million articles await you." (emphasis mine)

Continued disruptive editing

  • Three weeks ago, Mongo was again reported to ANI for disruptive edit warring-- making ten reverts over the span of a few days-- potentially "gaming 3RR".
  • In the ANI discussion that followed, Mongo promised to abide by a 1RR on WP:NPA.
  • Mongo has AGAIN come to NPA and repeatedly reinserted text against consensus. AGAIN the page has been protected and disrupted. In doing so, MONGO has either outright broken or at least gamed his earlier pledge to abide by 1RR.
  • Despite widespread opposition and lack of any consensus, MONGO has reinserted Attack-Site-related text into WP:NPA a total of nineteen times:

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