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In my case the inability of Admins to cite a policy violation caused a case to ultimately go before ArbCom where the ArbCom was unable to find a violation of policy that justified the original Administrative action. Unfortunately a small handful of editors failed in this regard.
Pervasive blocks by Admin who failed to cite a violation
RfAr case where the original violation was never found to have existed
Unfortunately in this case, while trying to demonstrate that the policy violation did not exist the offending Admins repeatedly blocked me, refused to demonstrate a policy violation, and worked to convince others that a violation occurred.
They even created new false violation accusations and failed to substantiate them as well. Their actions resulted in a disruption on Misplaced Pages. If this guideline were in place and followed, then an improper action could have been easily remedied. Instead ArbCom laid the blame of disruption on me instead of with the true cause. PoolGuy 04:59, 24 June 2006 (UTC)