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You are in danger of violating the three-revert rule. Please cease further reverts or you may be blocked from further editing. Jkelly 20:24, 14 February 2006 (UTC)
Can you clarify, please?
- 20:09 14 February, Kecik reverts
- 20:17 14 February, Kecik reverts
- 20:20 14 February, Kecik reverts
- 22:34 14 February, 208.54.15.129 reverts
Was that IP address yours when logged out?
I'm sorry to ask such a question, but there have been a lot of nasty attempts to game the system recently, and some very interesting things are being revealed. If it was a once-off, fourth revert, while accidentally logged off, we can certainly overlook it. On the Christianity article, we have always been very slow to report violations, especially with newcomers. But these things can be checked, so I'd urge you to be frank on this. It's not an accusation, by the way, just a question. Thanks. AnnH 23:56, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
- I do not remember.
Deletion of your page
Hi, Kecik. Your user page was deleted, and then one version of it was restored. This was in order to remove from the history a link which you added to a website which attacks other Wikipedians, and which claims to give their real names, etc. I want to warn you not to attempt to post that link again. Any user who deliberately posts information on Misplaced Pages which can be used to identify other editors or to give their location, or any other personal information about them without their consent will be blocked immediately, and the edit will be removed from the history of the page. Thanks for understanding. AnnH ♫ 22:37, 17 April 2006 (UTC)