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Regardless of how experienced she is, the articles were lacking notability at the time they were PROD'ed, IMHO. She attempts to use emotional language rather than facts to present her evidence ("I was anxiety ridden" "I was so horrified by
Kudpung's response, I decided to not even respond or participate." "I was livid"). It's of note that she feels her emotions at the time justified/explained a less-than-appropriate response. Likewise, Boing! said Zebedee has explained (without contest from anyone) that Missvain has a history of Undeclared Paid Editing. Accordingly, her contributions have earned at least a second glance when it comes to commercial establishments/publicity. I personally feel that not all of these should have been PROD'ed and tagging them for improvement would have been a better first step, it isn't completely unreasonable to PROD or tag for AfD either. Missvain should know that a little extra scrutiny on her contributions is reasonable. Lastly, it is not inappropriate to talk about someone without tagging them (at least it isn't written down in any policy I'm aware of). While it's arguably better, it isn't required. It's perplexing that such a claim of impropriety is assessed by Missvain as so egregious that it takes up nearly half of her evidence with no explanation as to why it is improper.
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Women In Red project solely in reaction to GW’s request, and furthermore directly blamed GW for causing him to take this action. He has also demonstrated on many, many occasions that if approached about his behaviour on his talk page that he will ban the person from communicating with him. Kudpung has never acknowledged that others found this strange and boorish behaviour, nor has he ever shown that he understands that this reaction was disproportionate to the request that was being made to him. Now I don’t think he should be prevented from preventing people from messaging him on his user page, but here’s the rub: If you show that you respond to criticism time and time again by banning those bringing their concerns to you directly, then it highlights the fact that you are unwilling to even listen to criticism. In short, you will be considered by many to be an unreasonable person, and as an admin you will seem to be unaccountable for your actions. Many ordinary editors, and quite a few admins, consider that unaccountability to be a disqualifying quality for an admin. Whilst I don’t believe
Kudpung should be desysopped, it should be of no surprise that some are asking for his admin rights to be revoked.
3684:, but a description of those whom he feels are uniformly opposing actions based on a consistent set of ideals. This is no different than describing something as a "Democratic/Republican talking point" and explaining why he feels the idea has no merit. Rather than rehashing the same arguments over and over, it's a shortcut. There certainly is an opinion of "I'm anti-administrators" amongst our fellow Wikipedians. Some believe we have too many. Some believe that there are too many admins with extreme political views that taint Knowledge and administrative decisions. Some view that admins who don't hold the same political/personal views shouldn't be admins (and this includes some admins!). Some view that admins have too much power. For whatever reason, there is a common "A-AB" view amongst some Wikipedians. Grouping them together like this is convenient for descriptive purposes and to assess common traits/flaws. I do not see this as a blanket dismissal of opposing views, but a description of opposing views. I don't personally find it particularly compelling, but I also don't see it as nefarious as some have portrayed it.
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merits of the case, if you do not participate you are seriously screwed, and the
European culture, to which accidentally both Kudpung and I belong and where one thinks courts would filter junk out first - not necessarily to mean this case is junk, but just to emphasize the difference). However, if I have to name one factor which I often consider while to take or not to take a difficult admin decision - that I know that a lot of people will not like it, which is ok, but some of them would go to my talk page with their arguments, which I have already considered by taking the decision, and insist that I answer every single objection, and every single time they do not like my answer they would remind me about ADMINACT, and after my answers they will bring new objections, and this will take way more time and energy from me than if I would just decided to shut up and not to take the decision in the first place. Now, if this proposal gets accepted by ArbCom, the situations similar to what I have just described would become routine.--
4473:. There was no notification made to that user. And he shouldn’t be enacting an indefinite ban without asking other admins to first review his decision. Certainly it’s a threat. I can think of a dozen ways in which to express this in a less intimidating fashion. For instances, you could say “These comments could be seen as insulting or construed as a personal attack. Could Xxanthippe please stop making these comments? As they can be unhelpful for the project at large, further such comments might lead to sanctions.” That’s succinct, it asks the person to stop what you feel to be a problem (not saying it was, just showing the phrasing) it would have alerted the user, it gives them a chance to review the issue and respond and gives them clear guidance on the potential consequences of not changing their behaviour, as well as explaining it is disruptive to Knowledge. The way it was phrased was a command, it was unnecessarily aggressive and intimidatory and it was not said directly to the person being referred to. -
2277:) was completely unnecessary. Likewise, I find her explanation afterwards lacking. In response K's reply was also abrasive to a lesser extent. Later remarks by GW about a Signpost article being full of "misogyny" were also out of line again. I'm VERY surprised in GW resorting to such unnecessary and uncivil remarks and even reinstating them after they were removed/being warned resulting in her block (the fact that a former and future member of ArbCom was blocked is astounding). I found the article unhumorous, but within the realms of political commentary. That people disagreed with it is reasonable; that they resorted to such remarks/actions is not reasonable. In this entire interaction, GW and K were not without faults. Both did not uphold the best standards of behavior, but GW was far worse, IMHO. I ask that ArbCom consider this evidence carefully when rendering their decision.
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because those reading the criticism may wonder if they are being unfairly targeted. What I think is clear is that there is a pattern to this behaviour. Kudpung obliquely referred to an unspecified admin misusing their tools. Kudpung stayed that he was trying to prevent fall out for two editors who he felt were potentially abusing
Knowledge. Kudpung made vague statements that he was researching another editor (me). He has made other vague comments that could potentially be considered threatening to those who read them. He has made vague comments about potential consequences to other editors he has disagreed with. Overall it causes a chilling effect for many people, and as a pattern of behaviour it needs to stop. Unfortunately, it is very hard to make it clear to Kudpung because he is so incredibly defensive, and his self described “bark” is very often a verbal attack.
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out of context. I think the evidence presented here and the analyses by the various participants speak for themselves; I therefore see no real need to contribute beyond what I've already said; my non-participation should not be taken as a refusal to take on board any objective criticisms or that I don't consider anyone else's opinions to have any validity. Those who have spoken in my defense - for which I am grateful and humbled - are not part of a 'Kudpung inner circle' (there isn't one), in fact I I've never even interacted with one of them whose words are in fact more of an appeal for an equitable review of the evidence by the
Committee. I will take the feedback here, trust the Committee to make that thorough investigation, accept their decision and apply it accordingly. I will however offer the following corrections to some of the claims that have been made:
10161:" is casting unwarranted aspersions, as it is impossible to deduce intention from it (and this case can decide what people have said and done, but it can not decide people's intentions.) And, it is simply not possible for single statement to indicate anything systematic. GW is the only one in the list of people who publicizes their real name on their user page, and Kudpung was only trying to be friendly - had he been familiar with the real names of the others and had they used them themselves, I expect he would have used them too. There might be issues with the subsequent interactions, but there absolutely was no malice or bad intent in the original statement (which GW herself has said she assumed to be a innocent use of her real name), and you should not be using this phase to fabricate further accusations out of nothing.
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message that my phrasing "among men" was ambiguous. The message I intended to convey was that when my name is included in a list of male administrators, and they're all referred to by their usernames but I am not, I would prefer to also be referred to by my username. That is, when listed among men, I would like to be described similarly. I did not intend to say that the gender of the person making the comment was relevant. I don't care at all if men (or women, or any other gender) refer to me as "Molly" or "GorillaWarfare" or "GW" or any other reasonable permutation, but it does make me uncomfortable when I'm the only person described informally when everyone else mentioned in the same context is referred to by their username. To be as clear as I possibly can be,
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have reviewed
Kudpung’s overall contribution to Knowledge and he has many good qualities. Whilst I believe he needs to be more careful in tagging articles, overall he makes correct judgements. Kudpung has made important contributions to admin policy and procedures. He tirelessly works on backlogs. He is very intelligent and I feel his life experience is invaluable to the project. He is clearly a committed Wikipedian who has made valuable contributions to Wikimania. I think whilst there are some very obvious issues that he needs to acknowledge and address, I personally think it would be quite within his ability to do so if he so desires and I think that we should take his contributions into account before we take any drastic actions like desysopping him.
9050:. Some editors have gone around nit-picking every section of this Arbitration Request in a way that seems obsessive. It should be pointed out that the stakes here are not high. There is no proposal to site-ban Kudpung and there is no proposal to ban him from being an administrator for eternity. The worst that can happen is that he looses his administrative authority for a time and then is able to reapply through another RfA. There seem to be plenty of editors ready to nominate him. This will give the whole of the English Knowledge community, which is the ultimate authority here, the opportunity to assess his fitness to be an administrator.
3926:, and that is what I think is unacceptable. In response to your edit about me being on the ArbCom, I don't see what is astounding here. The fact that admins must be accountable for their actions is firmly enshrined in policy. I would also add that "silence = guilt" is an unfair summary of this policy—if someone on Knowledge wishes to hold higher permissions, then they sometimes have to make more of an effort to be transparent and accountable. If they don't wish to do so, that is totally fine—they aren't going to be banned for not participating in an ArbCom case—but they also should not expect to retain these advanced permissions.
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angles. There's no new evidence in this section that wasn't addressed in a previous section. It's like your mom telling you to clean your room because your dirty clothes are everywhere. "Your room is a pig sty! You need to pick up everything, take care of your shirts, put away your shoes, don't leave that stuff out..." (all the time simply saying the same thing over and over in different ways as if it's something else you needed to do...in fact, it's the same thing: "dirty clothes are out, put them up"). Given this repetition, this is beginning to feel like a
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suspended for various, non-nefarious reasons (i.e. they are undergoing medical treatment, they are facing the loss of a loved one, etc) and they feel they should be restricted from some of their duties as they cannot give it 100% of their focus for a crucial role (In some functions, it's common to restrict/reinstate people 2-3 times a week due to simple medical treatments). With that background, someone restricting themselves is a good thing IMHO. Since many noticed, I hardly see it as "hiding" anything; Xxanthippe even noted it on his talk page.
3298:(personally) as a reason for K's opinion. I do not see his statement directed at her personally. Plenty of people in the LBGTQ+ movement indeed engage in the manner Kudpung is describing (it's a relatively common criticism among ALL political positions and especially extremes of those positions "All the dems..." "Trumpers will never support..." etc); I don't see any evidence of it being personally ascribed to GW nor do I see it as a disparaging remark, just a summary of multiple opinions and the commonality of the expressed viewpoints.
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disappointed. Second, people disagree all the time and saying that someone is contentious is not necessarily a bad thing. In an RfA, there are going to be disagreements; that is the nature of the process. Participating in them virtually guarantees you'll be "contentious" to someone. This is not evidence of wrongdoing. I'm not seeing evidence here that beyond comments from 2 years ago, Kudpung "is a disruptive influence on
Knowledge." While this information could be 100% accurate, I do not see the evidence here to back up these claims.
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with her more. Kudpung I mainly know through his
Signpost editorials asking for more people to become admins, which is why I asked for his advice and co-nomination. As may not have come through, I don't blame just one of them for this sad case, and I know they can each do better; they do usually each do better, and deserve our respect. And the RfA did get 101 supports to 62 opposes, so while it was unsuccessful, I can't see it being bad nominator judgment. I may not have earned the mop, but that's not at all my nominators' fault. --
3588:. You provided a link to a Google Scholar search of "misandry and lgbtq", which is hardly a source, and from what I can see none of the articles in those results support the claim. You also provided a blog post, which does not appear to even mention LGBTQ communities. And I'm not sure what "speaks volumes" about me mentioning the manosphere—I actively edit articles in that topic area and so I am familiar; I have also been on the receiving end of harassment from that part of the internet and so have seen the term in that context.
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This does not mean that their actions had no consequence. I am quite satisfied with the apology given to me, but does that mean I should find it acceptable that someone made vaguely threatening comments to me? Should I find it acceptable that
Kudpung told me he was “researching” me? The answer is, of course, no. Just because someone apologises does not mean that the other party can’t accept their apology and still, when necessary, speak about what happened to them. That would be silencing the victim.
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discussions at the incidents noticeboard, but it's still hard to hear criticism. Third-part observers can give their viewpoints during the evidence and workshop phases, but they aren't able to provide insight into the subject's thoughts. For better or worse, the subject is the one best able to provide a greater understanding of the behaviour in question. Within the current format, if the subject isn't expected to provide greater context, who should be, particularly in a volunteer community?
10627:. I occasionally make warnings but no threats, and the few blocks I have made (considering I have been an admin for almost 9 years, I have never actually used the admin tools very often in my 100,000 edits) have been almost exclusively to vandals on a spree (I don't patrol the AIV page), and very clear cases of spam users. The use of justified warnings, whether templates or free-hand are something that every single editor is permitted to make, and I certainly do not bite or scare newbies.
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descriptor. As for your claim that "plenty of people in the LBGTQ+ movement indeed engage in the manner
Kudpung is describing", are you claiming that the LGBTQ+ community is particularly full of misandrists? If so, that is quite a claim, and ; if not, then how was it any more relevant for Kudpung to mention that I'm queer than it would be for him to mention that I'm part of any other subgroup of humanity, for example people with brown eyes, or people who prefer waffles to pancakes?
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seen to be threatening to other editors. The fact that there are numerous examples where he has caused wide concern and made others feel like he was making a threat (and the evidence I gave shows this) shows that there is conduct that I feel he needs to address. What exactly is being asked of me, and why would ArbCom say I'm disingenous? Whilst the issue was resolved, the behaviour that led up to the resolution is still valid evidence of an issue that I feel should be addressed. -
8165:" but @Kudpung, your comments here about "admins who appear to have fallen foul of either simply doing their job", "those who have demonstrated for years a general antipathy towards the corps of adminship", "editors who have been cruelly desysoped" etc seem to be another variation on your "anti-admin brigade" theory laced with what comes across as a rather creepy idea that admins constitute some kind of Knowledge aristocracy who should be treated with more respect than the peons"
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greatest of respect to those who hold the opposing view. I just don't think it's appropriate to force someone to speak when they don't wish to. Whether it is wise or not is not for us to decide. I think that the Arbitrators can read through the evidence and opinions here and form their own opinions, I'm not even sure if it would be helpful for the defendant to be made to participate, especially if they are stressed, worried, or upset about the case being brought forward. -
4163:, but it isn't in there. To be blunt about it, my personal interaction with another user was the entire reason that sentence was added (goes back nearly a decade). At the time, we did not have such a stipulation. I pointed this out and we all agreed (eventually) that current policies and guidelines did not specifically state it and, if we wanted to enforce such standards of behavior, we needed to add it...so we did. I don't object to its addition. Likewise, if we want
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repeatedly did not do so, such as their non-participation in the Arbitration case, despite actively editing other areas of Knowledge. These factors strongly contribute to a lack of accountability regarding their responsibilities under WP:ADMINACCT as an administrator." It does not say "Arthur Rubin refused to participate in the case, therefore his actions fail ADMINACCT". These two are different statements, and IMO none applies to Kudpung.--
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avoid it in the future. This was not "dictating the behavior of others", it was a polite request to be named differently going forward. All of your questions seem easily resolved by referring to people by their usernames. I also see nowhere where I've "taken great offense" at his use of my name—I politely asked he address me differently, and it was his subsequent reaction (calling me a "man hater", etc.) I took great offense with.
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were not his is an inherently disingenuous and hostile assessment. Stating that such hostile language and other interactions could lead to a block isn't unreasonable. Even after realizing that Kudpung had nothing to do with the publishing of the article, Headbomb has not retracted his remarks and, instead, has cited Kudpung's pretty reasonable reaction as evidence of malfeasance. This is bizarre.
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may be sanctioned or have their administrator rights removed by the Arbitration Committee. In the past, this has happened or been suggested for the following actions: .... Failure to communicate – this can be either with editors (e.g., lack of suitable warnings or explanations of actions), or to address concerns of the community (especially when explanations or other serious comments are sought)
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because they didn't look at your user page, but they knew the other person IRL? etc. From what I see, you're taking great offense at an innocuous comment that sounded to me like he was trying to be kind and refer to you by your actual name as a sign of respect for you. The fact that you cannot seem to at least see the point here and instead want to dictate the behavior of others is concerning.
1720:, I'm not sure that we can really take potentially unsatisfactory responses of a request for adminship into account in an ArbCom decision. The most I can say is that perhaps ArbCom members might read this as background, but even there I'm not sure how much weight they can really give it. This is not to say that there are not other points that Rschen7754 made that should be looked at though. -
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procedure. If Kudpung has to acknowledge the line mentioned above by you – "Has Kudpung acknowledged his behaviour is problematic?" – I would say his behaviour is "not" problematic, so there is nothing to acknowledge here. That you and specific other editors have had bad interactions with him, does not mean "his behaviour is problematic". That is what I'm trying to get too. Warmly,
3812:. I will not pretend to speak for him, but I believe his statements in the establishment of this case surmise his points enough and should be considered accordingly. Likewise, I didn't see one person ping him to ask a question (as they could have done). Sometimes knowing when NOT to say something is better than speaking up in your defense. Discretion is the better part of valor...
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his issues and direct him to change his behaviour before they apply any sanctions? This would give a valuable contributor a chance to reform, and would show that we give people a chance to acknowledge and change their ways. Obviously if no change was to happen, or the behaviour stated to reoccur, then at this point sanctions should be put into place, but this may never occur. -
5776:. I think this is the best summation of what needs to happen. I don't believe he should be desysopped, but if the threatening behaviour and incivility continues, then this should be brought up again with ArbCom. We cannot allow admins to continue showing assumptions of bad faith and certainly not the threatening, intimidating and chilling behaviour we have observed so far. -
10748:: Kudpung deserves credit for acknowledging the existence of the complaints against him, but he reveals little inclination to change his behavior. The way for Kudpung to show that he still retains the confidence of the broader Knowledge community is for him to stand for another RfA after relinquishing his admin status, either voluntarily as he did before, or by a desysopp.
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to see if the article is notable or not. That is, IMO, unacceptable. I would like to see some acknowledgment of this fact, and evidence when he PRODs articles that he has done some basic research before he says an article is not notable. Alternatively, I think he should be prevented from adding the PROD tag for notability until we can see that he knows better. -
3403:. I don't see noting its existence in those realms as a particularly extreme position nor do I see him particularly ascribing such viewpoints to you. Yes, I'm saying it exists in the LGBTQ community; I don't think it's any more prevalent there than most other groups of predominantly leftward-leaning points of view (in feminism, it is certainly WAY higher).
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how his comments come across. Certainly he should not be so quick to tell someone whose opinion he disagreed with (or rather felt is a lie) they should be blocked. There are other avenues that he should be going through, and all that he achieved was escalation of anger. This is not the sort of conduct I would expect from an experienced Administrator. -
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get rewarded with a straight site ban". That is not appropriate. Noone should be campaigning or sending messages that imply they actually will perform a "straight site ban" without discussing this firstly with the knowledge of the editor in question, and certainly it should not be an assertion that should be made on someone else’s talk page. I created
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for review and comment by others. Components proposed here may be general principles of site policy and procedure, findings of fact about the dispute, remedies to resolve the dispute, and arrangements for remedy enforcement. These are the four types of proposals that can be included in committee final decisions. There are also sections for analysis of
5237:. It is also not that case that Missvain didn't put any care or attention into the articles. They were each sourced well, and it is quite clear that Kudpung did not even bother to look for the notability of the subjects - even via a cursory Google search! - before he tagged them due to notability concerns. In fact, at one point he comes back to the
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caused her any discomfort, reassure her that I was not aware that it was a problem, and assure her that I take her views into consideration and agree to call her by her username in future! The response by Kudpung I read was very surprising to myself, evidently to GW herself, and it appears quite a few people were also confounded by it also. -
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their insults and baiting elsewhere, but I do not believe that 6 makes me a serial multiple banner of people from my talk page. I did not coin the phrase 'anti admin brigade'. It was first used by another editor but I thought it apt and used it a few times. Among the 22 or so uses of the term throughout Knowledge, 3 are in a comment by
5480:. Please refrain from it in the future. Pointing out political disagreements/problematic logic in transsexual claims is not "transphobic", regardless of how you feel on the subject. Likewise, I don't think it was wise to publish such a piece nor do I support the stated language. But it doesn't mean it's not above discussion/criticism.
9165:" No, GW, that isn't what I said. I'm saying that stating "it isn't a big deal" isn't true. Likewise, I'm not advocating that ArbCom can't do so or shouldn't do so or should even be prohibited from doing so, merely that it shouldn't be done flippantly. They should have good cause to remove the bit, not punt it to the community.
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not have seen it that way. Certainly, I feel that criticising someone for writing an article in the Signpost is par for the course. You may not like it, but when you publish something so opinionated then the author should not be so thin-skinned as to react badly to even very mild criticism (which is what I feel this was).
4963:, refers to honesty as one of three possible aspects of a statement or motive that might be "called into question". In other words, per the available sources, the term "impugn" seems to apply (in the sense of call into question the validity of a statement). Perhaps Buffs should slow down before making assumptions about
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administrators who were named is a perfectly reasonable explanation for why he would use my real name and not theirs. However, because I am familiar with the sexist practice of referring to women less formally, I decided to kindly ask Kudpung to avoid doing that going forward—simply because it rubbed me the wrong way,
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the editor of the Signpost/criticising the Signpost is a personal attack". (To be clear, he never stated what he considered to be the personal attacks, but those "NPA" warnings and threats of blocks always followed me pointing out he was co-EiC of the Signpost, with supporting links to the Signpost about page).
8015:, etc. In future any editor should be able freely to challenge Kudpung regarding his comments without fear of a hyperbolic reaction. When Kudpung has unresolved issues with editors they should be encouraged to use existing dispute resolution methods before resorting to resolution-stifling Talk Page bans.
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he falsely perceives a threat to the community, or possibly sometimes a slight to himself. The way he flew off the handle after GW's perfectly reasonable request seems particularly ridiculous. (Not that he was at fault for the informal mode of address before GW expressed a preference. There's considerable
7141:). Although no one is required to participate in an arbitration case, the decision by an administrator to not participate in a case about their conduct amounts to a failure to be accountable for their conduct. This is exacerbated when the Admin. is simultaneously engaged in critical discussion elsewhere.
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Kudpung has been uncivil to some few. He has been "regularly" civil to others. So using the term "regularly cast aspersions" in one sweep seems like simply collating and picking the cherries of the evidence to match the finding – this is a fail, if the final objective is to purely get the man off his
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I trust the ArbCom to make their best decision on the issues at hand; if they think the best course of action is to only ask Kudpung to change his behavior at the end of all this, then so be it. But I do not happen to agree that that is the best way forward. I won't pretend Kudpung's behavior towards
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I cannot agree on this one. Desysopping Kudpung should only be done if he will not acknowledge that his behaviour is problematic. If he will not acknowledge this, I suggest that ArbCom make it clear that if the behaviour continues that the next time an ArbCom dispute is raised, if sufficient evidence
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I'm asking to cite what you're referring to, not vaguely say "all of it". If you say "All of user X's behavior has been boorish and, therefore, he is blocked," all it take is one example of non-boorish behavior to be cited as an example of inappropriate behavior and suddenly what was intended was not
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Administrators are expected to respond promptly and civilly to queries about their Knowledge-related conduct and administrative actions and to justify them when needed... Administrators who seriously or repeatedly act in a problematic manner, or who have lost the trust or confidence of the community,
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Well, I would probably agree that not participating in the case filed against you might not be the best strategy. (Though I clearly see a difference between the US culture, where anybody can sue you any moment against anything, this is a part of everybody's life, and then whatever you think about the
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The root of the problems seems to be K's overly "suspicious" mind, as he partly seems to see per his evidence. It's good for the encyclopaedia to have some people that don't take AGF to an extreme, and who police potential threats. But the various evidence submissions show K sometimes go too far when
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specifies our procedures on the matter. As stated above, tagging the articles for improvement would have been more appropriate, IMHO, but I also can see that, at the time, you could have made an argument that the articles in question failed to meet notability requirements and, since the rule is based
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Aside from the fact that he stated that he needed to "control" the work of Missvain, he shows that he never actually checked to find out if the article is notable or not. Kudpung still maintains to this day that when he tags articles he can do so on a whim, with no attempt to even do cursory searches
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draws on the the evidence of other editors as well as myself to this Arbitration request. In the years that I have been editing Knowledge I have observed scores of administrators carrying out their duties silently and effectively. Occasionally there are hiccups, but soon business resumes as usual. In
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This is probably the most egregious example of misleading statements by Xxanthippe. First, the claim of the use of "misogyny" is repeated. Second, there is no evidence presented that Kudpung used any administrative tools in any inappropriate manner. Third, there's no evidence of a motive for any such
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Should we wish to change that policy, that's fine. Likewise, whether doing so is wise or helpful to a discussion is certainly a matter of debate. However, asking someone not to post on your talk page is something that Knowledge explicitly allows. He should not be denigrated for choosing to do so. For
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I'm a bit confused where GW has ever stated that it is OK for a woman to call her by her name, and that a man cannot call her by her name? The request was quite polite. Personally speaking, if I had called her by her first name and she requested that I call her by her username, I would apologise if I
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I do not agree with what GorillaWarfare has concluded in the evidence presented in this case, but here she's spot on. It makes sense to copy the relevant portions of policy, not reference portions that are inapplicable. Doing so conflates issues presented. An applicable analogy would be a a ruling by
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Administrators are accountable for their actions involving administrator tools, as unexplained administrator actions can demoralize other editors who lack such tools. Administrators who seriously or repeatedly act in a problematic manner, or who have lost the trust or confidence of the community, may
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In my first statements on the Arbcom case request page, I said all I thought would be necessary for my participation here - simply because any defence I offer or any rebuttals are characterised as 'doubling down', so it is difficult to know what to say without it it being misinterpreted and/or taken
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Kudpung and GorillaWarfare to nominate me. GW didn't, writing that she was busy at work, but I did ask her if she thought I was not ready, and said that if she thought I wasn't, then I wouldn't run, and she did not object. I respect them both, but have known GorillaWarfare longer and have interacted
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In general politeness, yes, I would concur that if someone is generally considered to be "barking", then, yes, they need to change their behavior to something more civil. However, this is also infinitely gameable and can quite literally be used to dictate behavior. If I can exert control to tell you
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no, by definition, such required notices are explicitly allowed. Even if he did ban you from his talk page, you have many other venues to air any grievances. Preventing anyone from asking others not to post to their talk page is infinitely gameable by disruptive editors. I've personally been accused
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Furthermore, Kudpung has not so far acknowledged that he has issues he needs to address, despite being told this by numerous people. Ironically, if you agree that he does have a problem, then his lack of insight into his behaviour absolutely confirms there is a problem. So with respect, I’m not sure
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GW, unfortunately, an Arbcom case is frequented more by the slighted parties and not by parties who have had great interactions with the editor concerned. So obviously, the evidence phase will only showcase a significant amount of evidence from the parties that feel slighted. That's one flaw of this
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The consequences for all of this is that you become seen as unaccountable, your inability to countenance that you may have erred or caused offence becomes apparent and people will start to question not only your judgement, but whether you are acting maliciously towards them. The sad fact is, showing
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politely asked him to refrain from using her real name instead of her username when being referred to with a group of men who were referred to by their usernames. In response to this request, Kudpung implied GW was a “man-hater” and things escalated to the point where he withdrew all support for the
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IMO, this is just further evidence that Kudpung is unaware of the general affect his comments have on the wider community. Complaining that an unspecified group of editors has it out for oneself is rarely helpful. Making oblique aspersions against editors you are unwilling to name is poor judgement,
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This example is why I oppose including language like "making repeated, generalised, unsourced negative attacks aimed at unidentified editors". This interaction about PTSD is generalized and unattributed/unsourced. Adding it would basically make it where you couldn't seek assistance from anyone "Hey,
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2) An ongoing pattern of behaviour that falls short of the conduct expected from administrators has been established, including spontaneous angry / adversarial responses. There has also been repeated rhetorical (without evidence) criticism of an unidentified group of editors broadly construed as the
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Well said Ymblanter. I was just about to write exactly what you wrote. And this is exactly what I'm worried about. Policies, guidelines, arbcom principles/findings/remedies are being given novel interpretations to match one's own objectives. This is not against GW. In fact, I have to applaud her for
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I think he was also very clear why he refuses to participate: He believes that whatever he says to defend himself will be considered as "doubling down" as it already happened in the past. I personally do not think this is a good strategy, but this is not the same as automatically default on the case
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including the second sentence. It is not on the policy, and there is a good reason it is not on the policy - because it is not aligned with the spirit of the policy. Nobody can be forced to defend temselves against the accusations they believe to be completely unreasonable. Whoever wants it to be on
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has participated, he responded on the initial case page, and if he wishes to keep silent then I think that this is quite reasonable. Regardless of my opinion of Kudpung's conduct, I can only imagine that this is potentially extremely stressful for him. What I'm saying is said, incidentally, with the
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This not specific enough. An admonishment is definitely the least of which we can expect, but I think this needs more clarity on how we address this if things don't change. We need to specify the procedure to bring this to ArbCom if Kudpung's choice of words, inability to be collegial and incivility
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I would like to again point out that what we see here is another example of an admin making threats to sanction someone inappropriately. It is not appropriate for an admin to say to someone else that "Xxanthippe needs to be very careful that his repeated and self-emphasised attitude to women doesn't
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I’m a bit confused. Are you saying it’s not a requirement, or are you saying it is a requirement? Because you write that previously there was no stipulation to do so, but then after a wide discussion the community realised that it wasn’t part of policy and so it was added as a requirement. Could you
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1. The linked evidence is in the Evidence. 2. It's not about being "nefarious" - wicked or criminal. Obviously. But it is absolutely not in keeping with the spirit and ethos of cooperation & building together when an administrator believes and repeatedly puts forward that such a group exists but
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I find this charge to be one of the most concerning/perplexing. I also fail to see how such a resignation of adminship would reduce scrutiny any more than taking a break from Knowledge would do the same. I find this to be a move of maturity: taking a break when the stresses are too much. That people
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The statement "I'd prefer be referred to by my username when discussed among men" stands on its own. So, it would be ok to call her "Molly" if we were only talking about women and not men? At a bare minimum, it was imprecise. I did not at all find it to be "polite", but a demand with an undertone of
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Then you have an interesting perspective, but not one that I think most people would consider valid. Merely asking someone to refer to you in a particular way is not offensive. There is literally nothing about the single request given by GW that would have made the average reasonable editor react in
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It should be noted that I can see Xxanthippe's opinion about the RFA which opposes Kudpung's and GW's views. While I can't honestly say I agree, such a concern is reasonable (that someone will push a POV) and is a valid reason for opposition. I find it unnecessarily inflammatory to call such remarks
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making statements that threatened or implied that someone should be sanctioned. His tone is definitely threatening and I'm not at all surprised that at least one person found it to be a deliberate attempt to intimidate someone. My opinion on this matter is that I don't think that Kudpung is aware of
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With 2,696 different users having posted to my talk page over the years (total number of posts 19,355) I believe it is indeed 6 users who have been asked not to post there; in the course of my work there have been some heated comments and some by trolls, and I have politely asked some users to take
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on 26 October 2019. The RfA was withdrawn by the candidate before the scheduled closure time after a number of oppose voters mentioned hounding of, in some cases, female editors. In the interests of transparency also, I mention that I was one of the oppose voters. The nomination raises questions of
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because I thought he was using my name out of any malice or sexism. It wasn't until he responded so explosively that I began to think there was a problem with misogyny. I do not think it is accurate to say that Kudpung's original message was intentionally sexist. It's possible it was subconsciously
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I have said this before (and in my evidence), but I give Kudpung the benefit of the doubt that he was using my real name for any of the multitude of non-sexist reasons one could do so. Boing!'s explanation that I'm the only one (aside from Joe Roe) who is public with their real name among the other
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Thank you. I think that in that quote we see a problem. Kudpung should not be “barking” at editors. Again, I do t think he understands the issue that some of his statements have on people who are trying to edit Knowledge. Admins should not be adding to discord on the project! If one’s “bark” causes
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We're not slaves to be asked to not ban people from harassing us on our talk pages; and this goes for Kudpung too. While you can ask Kudpung from not leaving messages on a third party's page, it seems odd to take away his freedom on his talk page. Of course, no user owns any talk page; yet, this is
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Desysopping is a severe step, therefore the stakes ARE high. Your entire rationale is "desysop him and the community can !vote". The community HAS already !voted. You're asking ArbCom to change that. Likewise, claims that Kudpung is vaguely criticizing people is inappropriate when you are doing the
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For myself, I believe there is sufficient evidence that Kudpung’s behaviour is problematic as it stands. If Kudpung acknowledges this, then that does not negate his previous actions, but it does show that he at least understands why the case has been brought to ArbCom. What it would show is that he
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beside myself with anxiety when he told me he was “researching” me. I know that as a result of his behaviour you are rightly upset with him. I really have no right to ask this of you, but I will anyway: can you put aside the hurt and anger he caused you to feel to ask ArbCom that they advise him of
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I’m fairly certain the PTSD comment was aimed at me. That is the problem with making wide sweeping statements about unspecified editors though. Every editor who Kudpung ever had a run in who has PTSD may consider this, rightly or wrongly, to be a comment aimed at themselves. The comment also passed
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I'm not sure this is anything other than a very stressed and upset person sounding off in general. I think we should excuse them for this outburst, in my opinion they were having a general spray and I didn't see anyone pointed out personally. IMO, though I can see that it looks sort of bad, I think
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I completely concur with Chris.sherlock's assessment. Just because he hasn't jumped into the fray doesn't mean he doesn't care. He has asked the Arbitrators to look at the situations in their entirety and has voiced no objections to the evidence brought forth and he is under no obligation to do so.
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NYB reached out to Kudpung because I felt threatened by Kudpung. I did not bring this case to ArbCom. This case has been brought here because quite a few people have felt threatened, intimidated or victimised by Kudpung. I may have inadvertently triggered this by my post to AN/I but I would like to
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should not have been issued. An administrator should not be blocking someone if they feel they are being attacked, it is a basic principle that it is a complete conflict to block someone you are having a dispute with. In this case, Kudpung may well have felt they were being attacked, but others may
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Headbomb's description of this interaction is lacking. First of all, Headbomb called the choice to publish the article as a "fuckup", multiple times repeated "you fucked up", and stood by that choice of language. IMHO, that alone should have been grounds for a block. Attributing actions to him that
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3.7) There is no evidence that Kudpung's improperly used NPP. Reasonable people can disagree whether the articles should have been PROD'ed or nominated for AfD; most in their original form lacked an appropriate assertion of notability that has either been rectified or improved. Missvain assumes the
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I'm not seeing any "surreptitious surrendering". Likewise, I don't see a complete "trail of drama and resentment in his wake". Nor do I see the "smooth functioning" of Knowledge being impaired. We just passed our 6 millionth article. Likewise, "smooth" is ill defined to the point that it could mean
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I'm not impugning motives. I'm saying they are attempting to elicit an emotional response vs a factual one based on those choices of words. I never said I admitted I could be wrong, but I'd be a fool to say I wouldn't accept more information/clarification. In the absence of more info, I stand by my
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anyone is a woman or a man is completely irrelevant. Tossing it in to elicit sympathy is completely unnecessary. Kudpung was asking you to stop. That is a reasonable request (one you're free to ignore) and At this point, you're effectively repeating the same discussion over and over from different
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I agree with this. I believe that Kudpung is somewhat oblivious to the affect he often has to those around him. Certainly there is enough evidence to show that he has regularly been uncivil to other editors. It is the fact that he cannot see the damage he does when he gets fixated on an editor, and
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first shows evidence of Kudpung expressing an opinion to Fish and karate, that he felt Fish and karate's remarks were a personal attack. Likewise, he also expressed the opinion that he disagreed with AAjraddatz's remarks and would seek advice elsewhere; he also expressed that he felt any opposition
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Too weak. (And I say this as someone with great respect for Kudpung. For more than a decade he's strove to maintain a civil and collegial atmosphere across the project, wisely focusing on RfA, the porjects "ritual, beating heart". ) There's clearly enough evidence to unequivocally say his behaviour
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Administrators are expected to respond promptly and civilly to queries about their Knowledge-related conduct and administrative actions and to justify them when needed. Administrators who seriously or repeatedly act in a problematic manner, or who have lost the trust or confidence of the community,
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Oh, agreed, and the middle sentence here is relevant. However this proposed text has 3 sentences, two of which focus on admin tools. So most of it is not relevant here. Are we similarly going to include in the proposed decision any amount of text about other issues that Kudpung is not being accused
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The purpose of Knowledge is to create a high-quality, free-content encyclopedia in an atmosphere of camaraderie and mutual respect among contributors. Contributors whose actions are detrimental to that goal may be asked to refrain from them, even when these actions are undertaken in good faith; and
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Arbitration case pages exist to assist the Arbitration Committee in arriving at fair, well-informed decisions. The case Workshop exists so that parties to the case, other interested members of the community, and members of the Arbitration Committee can post possible components of the final decision
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FWIW, like Buffs, I feel that you should not have felt compelled to respond here though I appreciate you doing so. Can you understand that there are some issues that have been raised that you need to modify? I am completely opposed to you being desysopped and, whilst we have been in conflict and I
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Please don't misinterpret what I have presented. I made it clear that these are some easily discovered examples using obvious searches. Since Kudpung is a linguist you can be sure that he uses the full breadth of the English language to dismiss editors from his talk page and they are impossible to
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WAY too much is conflated here; each sentence could/should be assessed on its own. Imagine a school bond for $ 100M for badly needed elementary schools and a $ 50M private jet for the superintendent of schools. You could certainly oppose one and not the other. In an all-or-nothing bill, support or
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Evidence presented has been very slanted/biased against Kudpung including some analysis/takeaways that can charitably be described as "spin". Until the workshop, there was little defense. I think the evidence and analysis is quite clear; I'm not certain what you'd expect Kudpung to contribute that
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desysopped someone for that very reason, you (Buffs) are probably right that it's worth mentioning in the policy... but I'm certainly not going to make the edit myself, at least not while this case is ongoing, the optics of that would be pretty terrible. Either way it's hardly "reading WAY to much
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I suppose it depends on whether being involved in an AC case as an Admin is regarded as different to other venues. I cannot recall a case which has gone the distance involving an Admin. where they have declined to participate in the evidence and workshop stages. Having said that (a) there is still
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of an editor-in-chief. He was listed as EIC at the time of his comments, and then attack my work on Knowledge when I raised concerns about publishing the piece. If Kudpung wasn't EiC at the time, the only thing he had to say was "I resigned on X, the 'about us' page is outdated". Not "claiming I'm
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That was in a thread on his talk page to which Xxanthippe responded. Warnings do not need to be templates. "Xxanthippe needs to be very careful... rewarded with a straight site ban" sounds like a warning to me, not a threat. Your opinion may vary. I don't see a point in continuing this discussion.
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Xxanthippe's claim of "Kudpung accused me on his talk page of 'misogyny'" is accurate, but misses the context. To this layperson it appears to be an assessment of Xxanthippe's contributions. Regardless of that, Kudpung could have been clearer in his word choice and manner of presentation. However,
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I understand, but the perception by more than a few people (myself included) has been that he has acted threateningly and in a way that caused people to feel intimidated. As I say, I suspect this is unintentional, but nevertheless there are many people, from a variety of different backgrounds, who
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I don't know how Buffs thinks they know what most people are reading, nor do I know any way to make it more clear to Buffs than it already is. Whatever baggage Kudpung is carrying (I am led to understand it is some sort of "anti-admin brigage"), it is disrespectful to bring it to the discussion of
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Administrators are expected to observe a high standard of conduct and retain the trust of the community at all times. Administrators are expected to respond promptly and civilly to queries about their Knowledge-related conduct and administrator actions and to justify them when needed. Sustained or
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An lol finding, if I should say. This is Knowledge. Any editor is free to criticise any other editor on any page. If an editor advises another critical editor to move away from his talk page, the other editor has multiple venues to post his criticism. This should be the least of ArbCom's worries.
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4) Kudpung has now responded and I am grateful. On the specific matter of using disparaging phrases to describe a non-cohesive group of editors opposed, inter-alia, to Admins., I am not convinced that Kudpung gets it. Suggesting that there are only 22 occurrences is against all available evidence
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I have seen no evidence of this. However, if ArbCom make a finding that his behaviour is unacceptable and incompatible with adminship, I feel that he should be given a chance to modify his behaviour before anyone desysops him. It is a genuine pity that things have had to escalate to this point. I
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whether this is true or not it is within the purview of any admin (or editor!) to prevent this by being more polite, to be willing to accept criticism (never any easy thing, but something we expect admins will be capable of) and to not overreact like we have seen Kudpung do on multiple occasions.
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accountable for their actions. It could probably use some further wordsmithing, but I think it conveys my point. I agree with you that administrators should not have to respond to every single query about their actions (for example, bad-faith/trolling or repetitive queries, etc.), but I think the
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What might be ideal is if K commits to 1) Re-setting his AGF meter to the max. 2) stepping back from policing the community at 'field operative' level, and focusses more a well deserved 'elder statesman' role. As he's already partly done by stepping back from NPP, helping to guide the Signpost at
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As for the rest, let me get this straight: you're telling me that a statement of fact + polite request is a "warning" (something you claim I shouldn't be doing here)? And, completely perplexing to me, your solution is that you choose to "warn" me about my behavior in the same venue? Your sense of
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Not wishing to detract from the discussion about redirects, but a curious concourse of circumstances led me to discover again an autopatrolled editor creating dozens of short articles that are barely notable or not even notable at all. Normally I would simply remove the autopatrolled flag, but in
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It seems to me that Missvain is taking umbrage that Kudpung (or possibly anyone) would challenge her at all, which is odd. In her assessment, she cites the standard template as evidence that "no attention or care was put into the PRODs". This is absolute rubbish...it's just the automated process.
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No, but (pretty much by definition as a leftist issue/concern/advocacy) it's more prevalent among LGBTQ than the general population. This would apply to any view with left-leaning tendencies. I'm not saying it applies to you (or anyone) individually. We're talking about whole groups of people and
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I have clarified this on my talk page, but will copy it here as well: I've said this in a few places, including to Kudpung shortly after leaving my original "Minor point" comment, the Kudpung evidence, and the workshop pages, but happy to repeat: I realized shortly after leaving the "Minor point"
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The word “prefer” made it a request. There was no demand, and he could have declined politely. It would then have been up to GW in knowing how to respond. Perhaps she would have decided to keep her distance from Kudpung. Perhaps it would have escalated. We’ll never know - instead the response was
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An apology was provided to me. I accepted this. That doesn’t mean that he didn’t cause me a lot of anxiety and stress. Whilst I have accepted his apology, this does not mean I cannot give evidence of what he did to me. Someone can commit an offence or action against you, and you can forgive them.
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I'm unsure what I'm meant to be clarifying, and what is disingenious or conflicting. I didn't bring this to ArbCom, and I merely stated that I found that him digging into my past was indeed intimidating at the time. What I stated was that, whether he intends to or not, his comments are frequently
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Age / nationality / gender is no excuse for the type of behavior under consideration. And as someone from the UK and by no means "young", I take exception to the suggestion that there is an excuse to be made in being an elderly British male. While he has exercised silence throughout evidence and
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I have to agree. I have the dubious distinction of having been desysopped three times. I was quite fine on Knowledge without any admin tools, and I remain an effective member of the project without them to this day. Admin tools are just that - extra tools to manage the site. They need to be used
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My remark was in response to Xxanthippe's remarks "Desysopping is the only way that the matter will be resolved." I'm not saying that admins shouldn't be desysopped because of nefarious and inappropriate behavior. I'm saying that desysopping by ArbCom is an indication that the community has lost
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per previous opposition to desysopping + (addressing "comments by others") there is little/no evidence of any administrative abuse, therefore, desysopping will not prevent the problems presented here. If you want to remove the bit because you feel that Kudpung has not upheld community standards,
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I have also never seen an interpretation where, when an editor through many years has some bad interactions, he is labelled as having "regularly cast aspersions" on editors he disagrees with. It can't work just one way. Requesting Kudpung to tone down for some interactions, is far different from
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The Arthur Rubin case decision says Arthur Rubin's general absence and inability to adequately explain their actions and conduct has shaken the community's confidence in them. Arthur Rubin has had multiple opportunities at varying intervals of the dispute to support their claims and conduct. He
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Not sure if it would be backdoor as such but maybe an RfC is preferable. But if they decline to participate here but comment critically elsewhere during the same time-frame as the case, at least one conclusion to be drawn is that they are thumbing their nose at an important part of the community
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is a guideline, not a policy as such. It is the frequency of use that is of concern. The other point you make is valid to the extent that it is not possible to prove a negative. It is simply a fact that Kudpung does not take concerns he has to the available dispute resolution forums / boards. So
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Thank you for striking that, because claiming that LGBTQ people are more likely to be misandrists (or leftists, or feminists, or whoever else) is both unsourced and, in my opinion, quite unfounded. Accusations of "misandry" are quite unusual to me—I'm used to only seeing them coming from various
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I agree with GRuban. I do not concur with "It seems reasonable to me to ask to not be referred to in a way that has been recognized as contributing to gender inequality." Even the link she provides simply shows a difference, but even the researchers do not conclude any substantive differences in
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It seems reasonable to me to ask to not be referred to in a way that has been recognized as contributing to gender inequality. I agree it would be unreasonable to expect everyone to know this from the getgo, as I don't claim it to be common knowledge—hence why I informed Kudpung and asked him to
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Except we may not know their IRL names. In short, you are asking people to have special rules for you when also talking about men otherwise you'll be offended. What if we only know one man's name but not another? What if we use their IRL names and not yours? What if someone didn't know your name
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This was a reference to the totality of your remarks in the referred RfA. I'm not going to provide links to every single one. The point of that is that I can see your point and, while I disagree, your points should be considered in that discussion and their relative influence in this discussion.
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Even after an issue is resolved, future conduct can be examined in the context of the past incident. Earlier you stated that the edits of someone who previously engaged in undeclared paid editing "have earned at least a second glance when it comes to commercial establishments/publicity." No, the
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topics, regardless of the nature, age, or outcome of the dispute. While there will always be borderline cases, whenever in doubt, an administrator should draw the situation to the attention of fellow sysops, such as by posting on an appropriate noticeboard, so that other sysops can provide help.
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With few exceptions, editors are expected to not act as administrators in cases where, to a neutral observer, they could reasonably appear involved. Involvement is generally construed very broadly by the community, to include current or past conflicts with an editor (or editors), and disputes on
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I don't know enough about the demographic to draw a conclusion, but the comparison should be to other 70-year-old Brits who are active leaders as opposed to a retiree who was deferential during their career. Also, even if there is a similiarity, I'm not at a point to suggest whether a remedy is
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It's almost like a poll of "how many of you people are critical of Kudpung; let's get together and discuss this with him." There's no surprise that he isn't participating. It's not culpability; it's frustration; and quite expected, given how the evidence has been taken with a single-sided view.
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That user's lack of participation in the ArbCom case was ONE of things they cited, but it was not the only one. This situation is different. Kudpung HAS participated elsewhere and up to this point. There is a section in the Workshop for ArbCom members to pose questions of the parties. They have
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My only concern would be that this should be split into two separate statements. Keeping them together implies they are part of the same principle and/or contingent on the other, but the fact is each sentence can stand alone. I think that should be emphasized, but I do not object to the general
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after a good-faith search for them“ then it might be worthwhile merging or PRODing. He didn’t do either of these things. In fact, he literally said this on the talk page - one time he popped up to say that a Google search found notable sources, and on another article he even gave the sources! -
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can be interpreted as a "demand". As for the "undertone of insinuating sexism", it is true that referring to women less formally than men can be a sexist behavior, and even when it is not it can lead to people interpreting the sentence as the women having less authority/etc. (see the link in my
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At the end of the day does this not boil down to action and reaction? GW requested in polite, neutral terms to be referred to by username rather than being singled out. The immediate response (19 mins) was histrionic, including a talk page ban for another editor seeking only to calm matters. My
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I agree that things have been rocky with GW and Kudpung ever since, I'm not sure it was wise of GW to call him a misogynist, but GW actually has said that she took into account the criticisms she got on the Signpost discussion into account. I definitely think we should assume good faith on this
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on an issue regarding free speech and then quoting the entire Constitution (amendments and all) in their final ruling. How the Electoral College functions or the apportionment of Representatives to the states are not relevant to an individual's right to free speech in the US. Let's stick to the
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If this is what he thinks is “paid editing” then he has some serious paranoia issues, and more evidence of him seeing nefarious plots where none exist. I have been extremely open about my relationship to Nanotanks Australia, and can assure you I’ve not been paid a cent for editing Knowledge. -
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You impune their motives and admit you could be wrong. I don’t consider this an attempt to elicit sympathy but a genuine attempt to show what Xxanthippe believes to be uncivil behaviour. Given you are not a mind reader, it is impossible for you to know their motives, so saying what you said is
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if you did. It's clear from your response that you did not mean that, in which case my last question applies: why would it be reasonable for Kudpung to point out that I am queer when, as you say, misandry is not more prevalent among LGBTQ+ folks than it is among left-leaning people in general?
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I am highly concerned that GW has differing standards for men and women "I'd prefer be referred to by my username when discussed among men". Apparently, it's ok for a woman to call her "Molly", but if a man calls her that it's somehow inappropriate? Kudpung is within his rights to support, not
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I don't understand where I have criticised the current Executive Director of the WMF for being a woman - it's just not something I would do. I make no secret of being critical of the Foundation and its management and job descriptions, but my opinion is the same whatever gender they are in the
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as an overarching and forced solution to an issue that can be resolved by taking wide acceptances from Kudpung on areas where the Arbcom may wish him to improve. If the Arbcom goes ahead with this, there would clearly be a wide disconnect with relevant finding and the proposed remedy. This is
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Reasonings given below in another similar remedy. Kudpung has many a time acknowledged his mistakes. If during the evidence phase you had asked for such evidence, the same would have been provided. Making a statement that Kudpung has never acknowledged his mistakes, and therefore "the logical
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had PTSD! Well, I’m fairly open about my condition, so I’m not terribly worried about that. In regards to his shot about paid editing, I think he’s talking about the fact that I help a good friend with an acquarium shop, and I have been contributing to fish-related articles and have taken the
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To be blunt, I think GW is reading into the statements made to her exactly as she wants to hear them in order to justify her opinion. Likewise, she cannot seriously consider herself to be outed when she openly admits she's gay and puts her name on her Knowledge page. I don't see her sexuality
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With the greatest of respect, I think that you are reading into this. GW politely made a request to Kudpung. Your rephrasing was not any more or less polite, only I note your rephrasing was in the form of a demand and GW’s was a request. GW has explained several times her reasoning behind her
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I disagree. The response by Kudpung to GW to her politely being asked to be called by her username was entirely out of proportion. It is greatly concerning that someone could state to another editor that "you were the one who led me to dissociate myself from my support of gender gap issues on
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Just because it isn't as transparent as you would have liked, that doesn't mean the opposite of "completely transparent to my satisfaction" is "intentionally tried to hide it so no one would know". I've been in the military and know dozens of people who have self-requested their clearances be
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I'm pretty sure I'm only "personalizing" responses to the person to whom the comment is stated. Likewise, I never threatened to block anyone as I lack the capability to do so and do not see anything remotely close to blockworthy here. Lastly, I disagree that people are here solely to "help in
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Worth noting the contributions by Kudpung. IMHO, I think that should be a mandatory component of an ArbCom decision. No matter the decision, their contributions (and net benefit) to the Knowledge should be a factor in a decision. By the same token, their contributions alone cannot excuse poor
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Receiving negative feedback is one of the hardest things for anyone to go through. (Providing negative feedback in a constructive manner is hard, too.) It's understandable to feel frustrated and defensive. The more structured nature of arbitration hopefully makes it feel more considered than
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This was done shortly after PRODing five of Missvain's articles. This is, yet again, evidence of the careful alluding to another editor without speaking to them directly, but in such a way that they find out that they were speaking about them. It was absolutely clear that he was referring to
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The comparison with RL is not appropriate. There are tried & tested ways in which notifications are made. Going off to a 'Crat by private email or to an obscure, rarely used associate site can only be read as trying to avoid community awareness. And no one has claimed that the reason was
5037:
It is not Kudpung's responsibility to inspire others. That one editor doesn't agree with another's choices and that demoralizes you is not indicative of misbehavior. Likewise, if you're looking to people on the internet as a source of such inspiration, I fear you're going to continue to be
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I have not claimed that Kudpung has outed me—you are correct that it would be absurd to accuse someone of outing me when I am publicly out. It was him choosing to bring my sexuality into a completely unrelated, negative allegation about me that made me feel he was treating it as a negative
10693:(13 TP bans are linked from the simplest of searches and anti-Admin brigade - possibly hundreds). It is carefully worded, lacks an awareness of impact on some individuals and should have been provided sooner, suggesting it has been prompted by those he has been in private discussion with.
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FWIW, as I can’t recall mentioning to him on Wiki that I have PTSD, he can only have known about this via private correspondence with myself. If he has decided to reveal this, even obliquely, in a message then I guess that’s his perogative. If it is the case, then it’s not really terribly
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Seems more like a personal opinion than a principle. Kudpung has participated. He is not required to be at the beck and call of responding to every comment; and that's when it will be proved that he is above bar (jesus! really!) I respect GW significantly. Just don't agree with her here.
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Sure, but just to make sure I know what I’m disagreeing about - are you saying Kudpung directly notified Xxanthippe in that message? You refer to a specific policy that says this should be done, but I can’t see where in that comment such an action took place. Could you please clarify? -
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This is not accurate. I have clearly explained in my evidence that "I politely requested he refer to me in the same way as he did the male administrators he was listing me next to". I also was careful to clarify this to Kudpung after I realized after leaving the message that it could be
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This is a last-minute addition of evidence to the case that has already been through the evidence phase and nearly all of the workshop. To introduce something "new" now is inappropriate. Even if it weren't, I think that Kudpung's attitude and mannerisms has ample evidence without this.
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This is not the place for you to be issuing warnings about events that happened some time ago. You are not an arbitrator so you have no business directing the actions of anyone on this page. It would be best if you need to provide a warning that you do it in a more appropriate venue. -
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request, and I note that she tried to explain her reasoning at the time as well. I would hope that her explanation would be accepted in good faith, but I respect you have not done so. I hope the Arbitrators will, however, accept her explanation as it seems perfectly reasonable to me. -
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confidence in the individual. However, in this case, the behavior in question isn't related to his function as an admin and desysopping alone won't prevent anything. Such verbiage should be reserved for the abuse of admin tools. This format does not always lend itself to such clarity.
4451:. You can certainly argue otherwise, but You cannot simultaneously argue that policy should be upheld and at the same time it should be ignored. I see these as strong, personalized warnings (some are indeed inappropriate though). As long as we don't have a cohesive warning system and
1542:. (Evidence presented by Rschen7754, Chris.sherlock, et al) . Specifically, they feel Kudpung has been dismissive of the concerns of others, failed to address reasonable questions, and responded to such questions with snarky replies that are not conducive to a collegial environment.
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where he's accused of sexism for mere disagreement or lack of support for a single wikiproject, I can understand his reaction a little more. While I feel his choices and response were an overreaction, given the context, I feel this was only mildly outside the bounds of what we call
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I agree with GRuban. If someone was disruptively creating RfA noms it might be relevant to a case, but I don't think that Kudpung nominating GRuban and failing to remember/discover the incident or predict the way it might influence the RfA is a valid thing to hold against him.
2055:) because I had already "resolved" issues with Kudpung. I think you need to look up what that word means, and what you wrote. You also need to understand that I have experienced being targetted by Kudpung and I have every right to provide evidence, which is what I did. I think
6384:
If I don't wish to respond to reasonable concerns about my conduct as an administrator, you're correct in that it would be inappropriate (not to mention impossible) to force/compel me to. But it also would be unreasonable for me to expect to continue being an administrator.
9322:
Administrators are trusted members of the community. They are expected to lead by example, to assume good faith, and to behave in a respectful, civil manner in their interactions with others. They are generally not expected to be provoking others or escalating situations.
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If it has simply been a statement of fact, I would t have said anything. But you did write “Please refrain from it in the future.” That could be construed as witness intimidation, even if you didn’t mean to do so. Like I say, there are better forums to make this request. -
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what words to use by saying "I'm uncomfortable; you need to change", I can dictate that may OR may not be warranted. Without stating that civil behavior is what is generally agreed upon behavior, anyone can claim "I'm offended" and dictate changes. It's a slippery slope.
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editor can lead someone to stop supporting gender gap issues on Knowledge then I think that bringing this to ArbCom's attention is quite valid. What it shows is fixation on another editor, and potentially holding grudges. It is quite concerning, especially in an admin. -
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evidence. There's half a dozen plausible scenarios where one could do that innocuously (e.g. you don't know the names of the other parties, but you know the name of someone else). The problem is the vitriolic explosion following a polite request/reminder to be mindful.
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If there is a need for action against anti-this-that-or-the-other editors, competent measures / venues exist. Simply chuntering at TPs is not an appropriate response (might add here, especially for an Admin). To quote from a recent page with which he will be familiar,
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Perhaps he feels that his point of view has been adequately explained in the acceptance of the case or by others. It is up to him to decide how much or how little to participate. It's completely inappropriate to force/compel someone to speak when they don't wish to.
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When my name is included in a list of users, I prefer to be referred to in the same form as the other users, especially if the other users are and are being described more formally. I do not care about the gender of the person who is making the comment listing said
4234:, email, via another admin, etc. Likewise, no user is compelled to participate in a discussion he/she doesn't want to be involved in. Obviously, the quotes of the policy are accurate; I was not calling them into question. You stated "I see this as a requirement of
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I also feel this is a bit weak. It's not a matter of him being dismissive, it is that he doesn't seem to have any awareness that some of his actions can often seen to be threatening or intimidating. That goes rather beyond snarkiness and dismissive comments. -
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what's being advocated and GW has made that quite clear "if someone on Knowledge wishes to hold higher permissions...they aren't going to be banned for not participating in an ArbCom case—but they also should not expect to retain these advanced permissions."
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As one of those most concerned about your behavior - you know that despite your Barnstar 2 years ago - I do welcome this, there is a tone of amelioration which is appreciated. But the numbers you have mentioned (6 talk page bans / 22 anti-Admin brigade) are
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I’m not aware that anyone other than myself has PTSD. I was saying that ArbCom cases are stressful and can be unpleasant to deal with. Nobody mentioned to me they had PTSD, and nothing in my comment even suggested they had such a condition. As a person who
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This is the second such claim. As stated above, I do not find these generic statement to be nefarious in nature. I believe that those that feel they are about themselves may be correct, but they are not particularly vilifying and are summarizing in nature.
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I would simply hope for Kudpung to desist, to deal with complaints about editor conduct in a more conventional way and attempt to appreciate more the impact that his particular authoritative (overbearing?) style can have and to think twice and type once.
2752:), which felt to me like an instance of the unfortunate habit society has of referring to women less formally than men, which has been identified as a potential contributor to gender inequality and undermining of women's authority (easily Googleable, but
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to his Stewardship would be pointless. None of these can be objectively construed to be "threats" (vague or otherwise). Just as Fish and karate and AAjraddatz are entitled to their opinions, so is Kudpung; all are entitled to seek council as they desire.
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Agreed that he is not obligated to participate in ArbCom proceedings—no one can force anyone to do anything on Knowledge. But since he has decided not to, that amounts to him not being accountable for his actions, and so he should not retain adminship.
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it is very concerning that when he perceives a slight, or gets into an argument with an editor that his behaviour rapidly devolves to wild accusations or comments about the editor. This is not the sort of conduct I would expect to see from an admin. -
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This entire section of evidence reflected much more on Fram and GorillaWarfare's behavior than Kudpung. While some felt K was out of line, many also saw it as valid criticism. I don't think the discussion was as clear on the subject as GW portrays it.
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That's rather immaterial to Kudpung's reactions and threats. As I said above, all Kudpung had to do was say something like "I resigned on X, the 'about us' page is outdated"." It also does not absolve him of his initial casting of aspersions either.
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I provided sources. I didn't say that they "are more likely". I was talking about tendencies. Your comments about the manosphere speak volumes. I'm done with this thread now. Say whatever else you wish about me; I'm not going to address this further.
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When we are trying to be specific, yes. Unless you're advocating for sloppiness. These findings are part of the basis of our policies. When they are affirmed, noted, etc, they are indeed precedent (as much as ArbCom says they aren't...they are...).
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3872:. Discussion ad infinitum is not "accountability". ArbCom has never ruled that people are required to participate and they lack the authority to reach such a finding. That would be a policy that the community should enact via consensus as part of
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has posted on my talk page to say that they think you mean to explicitly mention that an admin may be desysopped for refusing to participate in an arbitration case about their conduct. That was not clear to me from the comment here. Since ArbCom
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If you publicly refer to yourself under any name, you have to get used to being referred to in whichever one users legitimately choose. There's one thing about me defending women from misogyny, but men haters could certainly cause me to relax my
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I notice this is not the first time you have impugned the motives of another editor. Your options in trying to divine my motives were fallacious and wrong. It might be best for you to not make such assertions, it’s really not fair or helpful. -
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And FWIW, I don't necessarily think that punishment is what is required here. I believe that it would be best for Kudpung to acknowledge that there are aspects to his behaviour that cause issues, and to request that he modify that behaviour. -
6171:). Although no one is required to participate in an arbitration case, the decision by an administrator to not participate in an accepted arbitration case about their conduct amounts to a failure to be reasonably accountable for their conduct.
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I have just as much a right to assess someone's evidence here (as well as their continued profanity-tinged remarks...the ones made yesterday, not in the past) as anyone else. I am not "directing the actions of anyone on this page", I politely
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As for the “among men” bit, Knowledge is predominantly edited by males. For whatever reason, GW feels that her name being referred to amongst men may be a subtle (possibly unconscious) form of downplaying her significance. I cannot say, only
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here. I am concerned that when Kudpung detects any perceived slights by an editor he targets them. The fact that he brought up anyone's sexuality, even in passing, is quite concerning. To be clear, I am referring to the following comment:
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I'm not really sure what's worrying; these are just the views of various parties and onlookers in the case. I've given mine. Perhaps the ArbCom will agree, perhaps they won't. I trust they will make the correct decision, whichever it is.
9679:"half-truths, and bullshit, by those having or showing a strong or lingering desire for revenge, pile-ons by those who are not even involved, and those who have demonstrated for years a general antipathy towards the corps of adminship."
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Not only are admins expected to be accountable, but refusal to participate does not bode well that concerns will be taken on board, or that the behaviors will change, as evidenced by posts elsewhere made after the evidence phase closed.
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I do not believe that the LBGTQ+ community is made up of misandrists, nor do I believe that members of this community have any overwhelming tendencies towards misandry (I reread what GW wrote and don’t believe she ever claimed this). -
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Who is cooking up this stuff and these words like "hyperbolic", "resolution-stifling"? Are we saying here that Kudpung is ordered to smile, grin and welcome every critical editor when they land at his page and spew their stuff? Please.
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case where Rubin was desysopped largely for this reason (though I should mention that past ArbCom cases are not meant to be treated as precedent). I don't see where I have claimed that admins should be required to discuss their actions
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I am curious how you would have worded the request to be more polite, if you were me. My caveating the request with "very minor point" and using the wording "in the future I'd prefer" is about as soft as I can see making the request.
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evidence of systematic, and intentional but subtle, denigration of women as a class. Unless it is plausibly explained and rebutted, it indicates that there is reason to doubt Kudpung's ability to treat female editors with respect.
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I know plenty of people of this age from the U.K. who are not at all like this. It is a massive stretch to say that if one is not of North American descent and over 70 that intimidating behaviour should be overlook and tolerated. -
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Has Kudpung acknowledged his behavior is problematic anywhere? I agree that if Kudpung doesn't acknowledge his behavior is problematic, he should be desysopped, and so it would seem the logical conclusion from this would be that he
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It’s ok :-) I have been reasonably open about my mental health issues, in fact now think of it I believe I even mentioned PTSD at some point on ANI. You didn’t cause any issues, thank you for your concern though, it means a lot! -
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2) Administrators are expected to lead by example and to behave in a respectful, civil manner in their interactions with others. Administrators should strive to model appropriate standards of courtesy and civility to other editors
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Without having interacted with him much and barring further evidence, I find it conceivable that he might not have been maliciously using GorillaWarfare's first name. However, his reaction to her request did seem overly defensive
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Too many people here are WAY too springloaded into "I'm offended therefore you're oppressing people". There's no "intimidation" here and I'm not going to fragment this discussion into other pages unless it's absolutely necessary.
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on "uncontroversial deletion candidates". Obviously, someone disagreed and a discussion should ensue to address the tagger's concerns. I see nothing inappropriate about that process; and it's how the process is designed to work.
10410:, so there was nowhere near room to mention all the interactions I've ever had with Kudpung or GorillaWarfare without cutting out the, you know, actual evidence. But if you think the RfA is crucial to the case, I would point to
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have PTSD, I’m well aware that you can be stressed and upset without actually having PTSD. If I did accidentally cause offence, however, I apologise. I can definitely assure you that nobody ever mentioned they had PTSD to me. -
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This is a remark pretty clearly designed to stifle dissent and to imply that my opinion should be discounted because I haven't read the entire case. I have read it and I can (reasonably) come to a different conclusion than you.
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someone be more civil in their remarks. Headbomb can choose to comply with my request or not; it's up to him. Admins/Arbs can assess accordingly as they see fit. Unless it continues, I see no reason to continue to escalate the
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I think you need to ease off here, Buffs. There is a level at which constant / frequent critical responses begins to look like badgering. Maybe if you read this page more closely you will see why it is a problem in this case.
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it best we just take into consideration this is how Kudpung generally feels. I have certainly seen much worse comments, and this is one of the mildest comments, said to another user who Kudpung appears to be friendly with. -
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If it's unknown how many people have been "banned", then there is not evidence to back up the claim. Only one such ban has been found. Assuming a worst-case scenario with no evidence to back it up is a bad conclusion. Also,
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a severe step and I am surprised by all the passionate drama in this AR. A person is desysopped, takes some time to reflect why, and, if they feel confident, apply for another RfA to regain the confidence of the community.
4088:: "If a user asks you not to edit their user pages, it is sensible to respect their request..." No evidence was presented to substantiate the claim that Kudpung "does not utilise appropriate dispute resolution processes."
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The issue isn't that he resigned but he did it in a non-transparent way: first he tried doing it through private email, then he did it on en.wikiversity after a bureaucrat asked him to at least make it public somewhere.
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to allow anyone and everyone to edit on your talk page. You can still communicate with an Admin through any number of means other than his talk page: pinging, your own talk page, a another talk page, another forum like
4407:). In this thread, multiple people advised Xxanthippe to dial it back and she chose not to. As an admin, such a warning was appropriate and not out of line. Even a warning from a non-admin would have been appropriate.
2032:
I'm concerned that you don't understand what "impugn" or "resolve" means. If it's been resolved to both parties' satisfaction, it means the matter is settled, not that future punishments should still occur. Likewise,
7595:
It is not evidence but it is fully attributed and linked to source. If the protagonist in a case discusses the case on en-WP but not on the case pages it is perfectly acceptable to cite it as part of the workshop.
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The proposed FOF is a fact that he said it. It adds context, but is not a statement on how it should be interpreted e.g. is it a plausible explanation based on generational and cultural differences, or is it self
8647:
This is something that jumped out to me. It is unknown how many people Kudpung has banned from his talk page. Will I get the ban hammer if we have a dispute and I post on his talk page because I filed this case?
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Buffs' argument that the community !voted 10 years ago therefore should not be asked again is irrational. There are many examples of a Admin being desysopped by AC who then go on to a fresh RFA, some successfully
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is that this is another example of the complained about behaviour. And referring in this way, albeit anonymously, about someone who has presumably mentioned that they suffer from PTSD is ad hominem - and nasty.
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Inappropriate conduct including, but not limited to personal attacks, lack of respect for other editors, failure to work towards consensus and failure to assume good faith are all inconsistent with civility on
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fact that this has progressed to an accepted ArbCom case rules out the possibility that this is in bad faith or completely baseless. To answer your original question: the first sentence is copied directly from
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Precisely the same remark applies to those on the other side of the debate Buffs, including some of your representations. It tends to be the way evidence is presented and evaluated. It's called discussion :)
2120:, your block threat earlier). We don't have to all agree on this page—after all, ArbCom will be making the final decision, not drawing it from consensus on this page—but we can at least be kind to each other.
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can really tell us why this is. If course, Kudpung will never know, because he didn’t ask. You, however, could find out by asking her but you also haven’t. Perhaps you should before jumping to conclusions? -
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Following that logic, the ArbCom could never desysop anyone. (Which perhaps you're in favor of, I know some folks would like desysopping to be a community option, but as it stands now that is not the case.)
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me hasn't bothered me, it has. But my opinions in this case are not coming from a place of anger; they are coming from my beliefs on the standards we as a community should be holding our administrators to.
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I think it's pretty clear he was referring to GW. This is not the first time he has obliquely referred to another editor, in such a way that the editor knew they were being talked about. He did the same to
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That was completely unacceptable, and not the conduct I would have expected from an administrator. At the very least I would like to see an acknowledgement of how out of line the comment was, an apology. -
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close.) I think it's also telling that Kudpung has been told he's "doubling down" (though where and by whom, I don't know)—perhaps that goes to show his attitude towards the complaints against him so far.
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that it was not presented on the evidence page nor was it generally construed (and this is only providing a link now). As such, I do not think it should be considered without re-opening the evidence page.
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Seems odd to include a finding that an editor is "not as mean as they come across". If I was objectively uncivil to another editor, and then I said "I'm not as rude as I seem", surely I was still rude?
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be sanctioned or have their administrator rights removed by the arbitration committee. Administrators should be reasonably aware of community standards and expectations when using administrative tools.
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serious disruption of Knowledge is incompatible with the expectations and responsibilities of administrators, and consistent or egregious poor judgment may result in the removal of administrator tools.
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I have already admitted to occasionally not standing on ceremony and having 'a bark that is worse than my bite', but that is an idiomatic expression whose true meaning may not be evident to everyone.
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No, I said GRuban did. Sorry if that was unclear. Moreover, I was saying I see your point in the RfA and was defending your right to have that opinion regardless of whether anyone else agreed or not.
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People have the right to manage their talk page how they see fit. However, Kudpung has shown that he likes to ban people people from his talk page. It seems appropriate to give the community input --
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I'm not sure that I can agree with "That GW blew up about someone using her real name" is an accurate assessment of what happened here. Perhaps I'm missing something, but from what I can see in fact
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I think it is really important to avoid comparison with judicial bodies in any particular jurisdiction, even for the purpose of attempted clarification. These notions are not universally understood.
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Lastly, as a general rule, I also object to any statement that claims "XYZ is the only way..." or "The only thing you can conclude from XYZ is..." There are, in fact, an infinite number of options.
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I'm not sure I'm following you—to explicitly mention what? The green text is directly copied/pasted from the existing wording of ADMINACCT, it does not need to be added because it is already there.
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using a less formal name for a female administrator than for male administrators, ... is very strong prima facie evidence of systematic, and intentional but subtle, denigration of women as a class.
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Agreed. But IMO there does have to be some kind of lesser sanction, or better still a commitment by Kudpung to avoid the behaviour that caused so much distress & time wasting for other editors.
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So reading that process, it says that “If an article fails to cite sufficient sources to demonstrate the notability of its subject, look for sources yourself”. It then says “If appropriate sources
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It is interpretation of the existing policy, not a change to policy. Interpretation is exactly what the ArbCom does, and as I have noted elsewhere they have interpreted policy in this way before.
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ADMINACCT and ADMINCOND are still requirements that administrators must adhere to. The Arbitration Committee has established that misuse of tools is not the only issue that may lead to a desysop.
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5) Kudpung is admonished by ArbCom for his word choice over numerous instances in the past two years. He is reminded to be be more collegial and civil in his communications with other editors.
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debacle which led to the surreptitious surrendering of his administrative authority is an example of this). This is just too disruptive to be acceptable for the smooth functioning of Knowledge.
1432:) has been a Knowledge editor since the beginning of 2006, becoming an administrator in 2011, and has performed over 100,000 edits, 10,000 deletions, 1,000 blocks, and 1,000 page protections. (
8810:"FYI, {redacted} I did not block that account. I'm not interested in your snide innuendos - WP:PA is also a blockable offense with a low threshold of tolerance. Please do not post here again."
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1) The collective weight of evidence across a range of conduct-related issues is compelling and well supported by diffs. This includes Kudpung over-reacting to what might best be described as
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reason he was desysopped; it was, however, a contributing factor. Similarly, I do not think Kudpung should be desysopped only because he has not participated in this case; it is one factor.
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anything. We will always have disagreements. Someone's feelings will always be hurt. Someone else won't get their way. In that sense, it will never be "smooth". 19:19, 3 February 2020 (UTC)
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Oh lordy. This format makes for some awkward threads. 1) you agreed with GW 2) GW did state that...which is whom I was trying to reply, but there is no easy way to do that with indentation.
7574:. How should I handle it?" Such a person could ask for counsel and, in turn, be blocked for trying to better their behavior. If it's vague, just assume it isn't directed at you rather than
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1) Administrators are expected to lead by example and to behave in a respectful, civil manner in their interactions with others. Administrators who exhibit a pattern of failing to meet the
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PS – sorry if this is too much analyses to put in someone elses section. I wanted to say something helpful, but don't feel I know enough about this case to warrant creating my own section.
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need to understand that I found resolution through an apology, but as the case is directly relevant to my experience with Kudpung my evidence is particularly pertinent. So your presented a
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As others have remarked and I freely admit, being British and 70, the North American culture of routine and often effusive politeness largely escapes me, but my bark is worse than my bite.
3940:"As an admin, you aren't required to participate, but if you don't we'll remove your admin permissions." Please tell me I'm not the only one who finds this more than a little duplicitous.
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Well, I can say the request is inappropriate without saying that Kudpung's response was/was not appropriate. Both could be wrong (and I feel they are). The two are not mutually exclusive.
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Extreme disagreement that any amount of participation should be mandated. If we want to change policy, we should do so. Nothing we have currently compels participation in any discussion.
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I agree that the lines are blurry, but there is a difference between banning one person a year (which isn't anything to write home about) and using it as regularly as TLC does below. --
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Normally, yes. But AC agreed to accept this case in the circumstances. Also, FWIW an arb., NYB, reached out to Kudpung in an effort to informally resolve this during the request stage.
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support, or withdraw support from causes at his leisure. The fact that GW took such umbrage (or even notice of it) is concerning. I do not see that such choices are inherently uncivil.
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he doesn't need to explain further if he's explained his position. Mandating that admins continue discussions ad infinitum is infintitely gameable by disruptive/tendentious editors.
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shutting down access to their talk page prevents the clarification of misunderstanding and harmonious solutions (as provided in evidence package #4). I see this as a requirement of
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So it's okay for me to ask to be called GorillaWarfare, unless I am doing so because I feel the way I was referred to contributes to gender inequality, in which case it's not okay?
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4371:. Despite Xxanthippe's objections, being asked to refrain from commenting on Kudpung's talk page and to refrain from refactoring the meaning of others' comments was approrpriate.
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was king and effectively states that you don't even own your own talk page. My interaction with another user was the impetus to change our policies/guidelines. Now, it is part of
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Likewise, I never said that "the LGBTQ+ community is particularly full of misandrists" and I take offense that you would say so. It IS a view held at the extremes of leftism and,
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Missvain, if you had Googled it yourself before publishing it, you'd have found your 'ton more sources' . So easy, it would have saved other people the need to control your work.
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I agree with GorillaWarfare that some people incorrectly consider that only tool misuse can result in a desysop decision. This might be a useful general principle to clarify in
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Obviously, I haven't singled out any one person's assessment. I've looked at ALL of the evidence and pointed out what I found to be compelling and what I didn't and why. YMMV.
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Very minor point, but in the future I'd prefer be referred to by my username when discussed among men
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find. I would also encourage a reading of some of the antagonistic language used. It isn't a simple
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concurring with the description of the phenomenon so I fail to see how it is a personal attack.
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This was a placeholder for my remarks that, apparently, were never completed. Mistake on my part.
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I just now saw this is closed; please revert if necessary. I will refrain from further posting.
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Behavior during a case may also be considered by the committee in arriving at a final decision.
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Not at all! Love the assessment here. Completely has my blessing. That's what it's here for.
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The decision to publish "Pesky pronouns" was mine alone. I took public responsibility for it
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RfA (for the third time). For heaven's sake! (I hope you don't regard this as a profanity).
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mine). I never stated it was/wasn't Xxanthippe's gender, only that it was mentioned.
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I understand, but that that was not what I asked. Where in that message did he
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among generations even on much more sensitive gender related actions.)
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Place here items of evidence (with diffs) and detailed analysis
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I am not sure what you are referring to. Could you give a diff?
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would use such actions as evidence of incompetence is absurd.
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I think administrator tool use is not an issue of the RFAR. --
457:
1534:
Kudpung's behavior has been assessed as inappropriate by some
874:
Arbitrators may ask questions of the parties in this section.
4759:. While it could exist, I'm not seeing evidence of it here.
3553:—and it's odd to see the idea treated as a true phenomenon.
1125:, but it is slightly different from current policy wording.
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I see nothing in the evidence to substantiate this charge.
9681:. There is also some highly salient advice offered to him.
9163:
Following that logic, the ArbCom could never desysop anyone
5476:, continued use of profanity is grounds for blocking under
4005:
3.5.1) No evidence presented has substantiated claims that
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it's more prevalent among LGBTQ than the general population
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multiple opportunities at varying intervals of the dispute
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Perhaps it would be better to quote directly from policy:
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rear its ugly head on the extremes of the LGBTQ community
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Most of my recent edits were "shorten, shorten, shorten"
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and the type of people introducing evidence, including:
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what words mean, according to the wider speech community
3628:
GorillaWarfare's comments about Kudpung holding a grudge
2930:
The evidence about a Signpost article about WMF employee
2053:"slightly dishonest, or not speaking the complete truth"
10241:
I'll go one step further. Leveling such a charge for a
9596:
I know this is closed and all, but what does FOF mean?
8466:, and has performed over 14,450 administrate actions. (
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such as their non-participation in the Arbitration case
3632:
I can find no significant interactions in the past year
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be referred to by my username when discussed among men.
6518:, despite actively editing other areas of Knowledge...
4238:" and I misunderstood what you intended "this" to be.
3266:
have not been substantiated by the evidence provided.
10643:
doing an excellent job as ambassador for the movement
10099:
Analysis by Robert McClenon of Evidence Presented by
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I think that's a mischaracterization on the decision
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As stated below, I didn't see it as a "minor point".
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can clarify their meaning so we don't have to guess.
10414:, in which I have a rather long discussion, and ask
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Is such syntactical pedantry helpful to the debate?
7251:
the evidence has been taken with a single-sided view
3827:
I don't see the point in this. This is self-evident.
2795:
Kudpung resigned his admin tools...to avoid scrutiny
1822:
Kudpung has made vague threats to suppress criticism
10329:Analysis By Xxanthippe of evidence of presented by
2529:
Clear evidence has been presented by GorillaWarfare
541:, and to respond calmly to allegations against you.
6447:, whatever), but it isn't explicitly spelled out.
6403:. As it stands now, that's your personal opinion.
4926:" implies dishonesty. I'm saying you're making an
4453:regulars take extreme umbrage at being "templated"
3534:I've made my points long ago and I stand by them.
8116:"Get someone to review your posts before posting"
3202:I have no idea what your question even is here.
1173:, civil manner in their interactions with others.
7576:assume you're the one who they are talking about
3810:the accused does not need to prove his innocence
2377:Knowledge:Requests_for_adminship/Megalibrarygirl
2375:The only one that GRuban presented evidence on:
1618:have independently reported feeling this way. -
8102:Get someone to review your posts before posting
7806:I'm not seeing this as the appropriate remedy.
5694:Insufficient Evidence Presented for Desysopping
5303:Like I said, I wouldn't have done it that way.
4718:lack of courtesy expected from an administrator
3026:We'll agree to disagree then. Have a good day!
2979:Knowledge". If one small and polite request by
2235:interactions between Kudpung and GorillaWarfare
8867:Knowledge:Administrators#Administrator conduct
8511:2) Kudpung has been uncivil to other editors (
7040:1) Per the recent Portals case (paraphrased),
2759:(Is it still mansplaining if I'm quoting her?
2037:invokes dishonesty, which I'm not advocating.
8271:Regularly banning editors from your talk page
5002:3.6.4) Xxanthippe's assessment of additional
4686:Repetitious = not additional evidence. YMMV.
3530:Struck. This conversation is not productive.
2539:, in context it is not especially egregious.
1666:Kudpung continues to defend his past behavior
1351:relevant portions of the policy at the time.
487:
3876:. I doubt you will find the support for it.
5472:I'm not seeing this as a threat. Likewise,
4712:3.6.3) Evidence presented by Xxanthippe in
4455:, we will continue to have these problems.
4159:I'm sorry you see this as a requirement of
49:The Workshop phase for this case is closed.
6348:On this issue I have to disagree. I think
5052:My summary of Kudpung's long term behavior
3012:Then you see offence where none exists. -
494:
480:
5219:Knowledge talk:New pages patrol/Reviewers
4791:editor Kundpung told me to 'pipe down'" (
4469:He didn’t communicate this directly with
6510:to support their claims and conduct. He
5006:problems lacks substantiating evidence.
4007:Kudpung is cryptically vilifying editors
3148:a) Agree that it's perfectly reasonable
2423:. If you look at what he wrote, it was:
8863:Knowledge:Administrators#Accountability
8541:Casting aspersions is 100% a problem --
7881:I agree with your line of reasoning. -
6645:After having read all the responses, I
4668:Not valid. See the discussion above of
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9873:2) {text of proposed finding of fact}
9832:1) {text of proposed finding of fact}
8167:. This almost sums up the entire case.
8154:(and anyway, 22 admitted is too many).
6805:2) {text of proposed finding of fact}
6764:1) {text of proposed finding of fact}
6202:Is the second sentence policy-based?--
1750:, and not in particularly good taste.
549:Consequences of inappropriate behavior
8158:an attack on the ethos of the project
5625:initiated the search for a new E-in-C
3395:just like it does in the extremes of
3264:Accusations of gaslighting and outing
10771:to close, and shortly following the
10637:positions they hold. The article in
10512:Lourdes 08:49, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
10343:may be taken as it is (or as it was
9462:this is also infinitely gameable ...
9391:Kudpung self-statement on politeness
9300:Lourdes 09:03, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
9043:Lourdes 14:52, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
8844:Lourdes 09:06, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
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8587:Lourdes 09:59, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
8424:Lourdes 09:09, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
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8106:Lourdes 09:14, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
7869:Lourdes 06:01, 5 February 2020 (UTC)
7844:Lourdes 09:17, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
7459:The point of the evidence presented
7245:Lourdes 14:49, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
6728:Lourdes 17:05, 5 February 2020 (UTC)
6588:Lourdes 09:53, 4 February 2020 (UTC)
5226:this instance, the user is an admin.
4221:No, there is no such requirement in
4082:banning someone from their talk page
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1636:It is why a case has been accepted.
1414:Kudpung's Contributions to Knowledge
267:Clarification and Amendment requests
37:
9543:It's not new, it's from link 20 at
5906:Reminder to try other avenues first
4286:Evidence presented by Leaky caldron
568:Motions and requests by the parties
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10054:2) {text of proposed enforcement}
10013:1) {text of proposed enforcement}
8213:2) {text of proposed enforcement}
7654:The best example of this was when
6986:2) {text of proposed enforcement}
6945:1) {text of proposed enforcement}
5142:Oh! I see what you're saying. ok!
1885:Chris.sherlock previously asserted
1574:has sometimes been inappropriate.
36:
10805:
8812:Seriously, too readily provoked.
7249:Can you explain what you mean by
3445:In that case let me clarify that
2275:"I'm fairly open about who I am "
1744:Kudpung has made personal attacks
1632:It is clear and irrefutable that
1094:, reinstating a reverted action,
9783:2) {text of Proposed principle}
9742:1) {text of Proposed principle}
8370:. It is explictly allowed under
6032:Proposals by User:GorillaWarfare
5641:Thank you for that information.
4487:Then we will agree to disagree.
3532:I'm just going to bow out of it.
3327:I'm afraid I tend to agree with
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8620:Kudpung's use of Talk Page bans
7023:Proposals by User:Leaky Caldron
6163:Administrator accountability #2
5241:page and writes the following:
4430:of abuse of power. An admin of
3911:Someone else has mentioned the
3174:treatment exist because of it.
10496:Agreed. Bit of a red herring.
4284:3.5.3) Over the past 2 years,
4084:is explicitly permitted under
2533:Knowledge policies on civility
1931:) 23:06, 31 January 2020 (UTC)
1086:of, as long as they have nice
699:Proposed temporary injunctions
528:Expected standards of behavior
13:
1:
9967:2) {text of proposed remedy}
9926:1) {text of proposed remedy}
7389:"enemy" of the Admin. group.
7327:Collective weight of evidence
6899:2) {text of proposed remedy}
6858:1) {text of proposed remedy}
3447:on this point I do not agree.
2434:That's a remarkable response.
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9368:I'm on board here 100% too!
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8255:Proposals by User:Guerillero
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7905:Kudpung seeks reconciliation
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7132:Administrator accountability
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5415:literally the responsibility
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5221:and what Kudpung wrote was:
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5004:Kudpung's long term behavior
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3764:no obligation to participate
3758:GorillaWarfare's evidence p6
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3622:GorillaWarfare's evidence p5
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3258:GorillaWarfare's evidence p4
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2924:GorillaWarfare's evidence p3
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2789:GorillaWarfare's evidence p2
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9728:Proposals by User:Example 6
8687:of murder on my talk page.
7100:I fully agree with this. -
4280:Leaky caldron's evidence p3
4076:Leaky caldron's evidence p2
4001:Leaky caldron's evidence p1
3348:. It's all a bit odd really
3154:to be called GorillaWarfare
227:Search archived proceedings
10:
10810:
9354:I 100% agree with this. -
6421:spelled out in ADMINACCT:
5548:"Please don't do XYZ" is "
4879:particularly unhelpful. -
3556:is worth a read, perhaps.
2237:escalated to the point of
1098:, and admin noticeboards,
272:Arbitrator motion requests
9823:Proposed findings of fact
9386:Proposed findings of fact
8366:This is not supported by
7322:Proposed findings of fact
7213:specifically states that
6755:Proposed findings of fact
4322:See my comments above. -
1889:concerns had been allayed
1879:Chris.sherlock's evidence
1716:Whilst I sympathize with
1409:Proposed findings of fact
979:Administrator involvement
4998:Xxanthippe's evidence p4
4708:Xxanthippe's evidence p3
4670:Xxanthippe's evidence p1
4615:Xxanthippe's evidence p2
4363:Xxanthippe's evidence p1
4203:Sorry if I was unlcear.
3762:3.4.6) Kudpung is under
2718:in the future I'd prefer
1816:Rschen7754's evidence p3
1738:Rschen7754's evidence p2
1660:Rschen7754's evidence p1
868:Questions to the parties
10617:Indeed, according to
10584:Comment by Arbitrators:
10546:Comment by Arbitrators:
10380:Comment by Arbitrators:
10131:Comment by Arbitrators:
10059:Comment by Arbitrators:
10018:Comment by Arbitrators:
9972:Comment by Arbitrators:
9931:Comment by Arbitrators:
9878:Comment by Arbitrators:
9837:Comment by Arbitrators:
9788:Comment by Arbitrators:
9747:Comment by Arbitrators:
9405:Comment by Arbitrators:
9328:Comment by Arbitrators:
9220:Comment by Arbitrators:
8892:Comment by Arbitrators:
8632:Comment by Arbitrators:
8526:Comment by Arbitrators:
8475:Comment by Arbitrators:
8278:Comment by Arbitrators:
8218:Comment by Arbitrators:
8177:Comment by Arbitrators:
8020:Comment by Arbitrators:
7914:Comment by Arbitrators:
7696:Comment by Arbitrators:
7395:Comment by Arbitrators:
7340:Comment by Arbitrators:
7268:would change anything.
7146:Comment by Arbitrators:
7057:Comment by Arbitrators:
6991:Comment by Arbitrators:
6950:Comment by Arbitrators:
6904:Comment by Arbitrators:
6863:Comment by Arbitrators:
6810:Comment by Arbitrators:
6769:Comment by Arbitrators:
6176:Comment by Arbitrators:
6055:Comment by Arbitrators:
5915:Comment by Arbitrators:
5825:Comment by Arbitrators:
5816:Admonishment of Kudpung
5703:Comment by Arbitrators:
5364:Comment by Arbitrators:
5176:Comment by Arbitrators:
5011:Comment by Arbitrators:
4724:Comment by Arbitrators:
4627:Comment by Arbitrators:
4376:Comment by Arbitrators:
4296:Comment by Arbitrators:
4093:Comment by Arbitrators:
4014:Comment by Arbitrators:
3771:Comment by Arbitrators:
3654:Comment by Arbitrators:
3634:. If GorillaWarfare is
3271:Comment by Arbitrators:
2937:Comment by Arbitrators:
2802:Comment by Arbitrators:
2573:After remarks like this
2544:Comment by Arbitrators:
2481:the way Kudpung did. -
2421:because of this request
2246:Comment by Arbitrators:
1896:Comment by Arbitrators:
1830:Comment by Arbitrators:
1755:Comment by Arbitrators:
1673:Comment by Arbitrators:
1547:Comment by Arbitrators:
1441:Comment by Arbitrators:
1404:Proposals by User:Buffs
1031:Comment by Arbitrators:
989:Comment by Arbitrators:
947:Comment by Arbitrators:
905:Comment by Arbitrators:
880:Proposed final decision
836:Comment by Arbitrators:
795:Comment by Arbitrators:
754:Comment by Arbitrators:
713:Comment by Arbitrators:
664:Comment by Arbitrators:
623:Comment by Arbitrators:
582:Comment by Arbitrators:
507:Purpose of the workshop
9675:"new sheriffs in town"
5448:this NPA block warning
4056:produces no evidence.
2531:that Kudpung violated
2296:? Please give a diff.
1196:the presented evidence
1194:I'm seeing nothing in
10746:Comment by Xxanthippe
10684:Comment by others:'
9318:Administrator conduct
8885:request for adminship
8003:Kudpung is admonished
7049:I would add to this:
7036:Administrator conduct
6259:, the second is not.
6042:Administrator conduct
5772:I have to agree with
4961:Lexico, citing Oxford
937:Administrator conduct
468:Track related changes
328:Arbitration Committee
168:Knowledge Arbitration
18:Knowledge:Arbitration
10653:could be improved.
10412:User talk:GRuban/RfA
10091:Analysis of evidence
10004:Proposed enforcement
9308:Proposals by Bagumba
9185:January 2010, huh. —
8806:please stay off here
8729:13 easy finds using
8507:Kudpung and Civility
8468:Knowledge:ADMINSTATS
8250:Proposed enforcement
7683:Kudpung is Desysoped
6936:Proposed enforcement
6665:governance process.
6048:conduct expectations
5735:diversity of thought
5551:witness intimidation
3766:in ArbCom hearings.
3490:You take offense? I
3399:and the extremes of
2642:insinuating sexism.
2294:Xxanthippe's opinion
1434:Knowledge:ADMINSTATS
1214:Signpost discussion,
895:Purpose of Knowledge
277:Enforcement requests
205:Guide to arbitration
126:Drafting arbitrators
10775:that it's about to
10691:provably inaccurate
10557:Comment by parties:
10391:Comment by parties:
10189:Boing! said Zebedee
10163:Boing! said Zebedee
10142:Comment by parties:
10101:User:GorillaWarfare
10070:Comment by parties:
10029:Comment by parties:
9983:Comment by parties:
9942:Comment by parties:
9889:Comment by parties:
9848:Comment by parties:
9799:Comment by parties:
9758:Comment by parties:
9733:Proposed principles
9416:Comment by parties:
9339:Comment by parties:
9313:Proposed principles
9231:Comment by parties:
8903:Comment by parties:
8643:Comment by parties:
8537:Comment by parties:
8486:Comment by parties:
8289:Comment by parties:
8260:Proposed principles
8229:Comment by parties:
8188:Comment by parties:
8031:Comment by parties:
7925:Comment by parties:
7707:Comment by parties:
7406:Comment by parties:
7351:Comment by parties:
7333:"business as usual"
7157:Comment by parties:
7068:Comment by parties:
7031:Proposed principles
7002:Comment by parties:
6961:Comment by parties:
6915:Comment by parties:
6874:Comment by parties:
6821:Comment by parties:
6780:Comment by parties:
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6145:message/statement.
6066:Comment by parties:
6037:Proposed principles
5926:Comment by parties:
5870:does not change. -
5836:Comment by parties:
5714:Comment by parties:
5375:Comment by parties:
5345:Headbomb's evidence
5187:Comment by parties:
5166:Missvain's evidence
5022:Comment by parties:
4757:persecution complex
4735:Comment by parties:
4638:Comment by parties:
4387:Comment by parties:
4307:Comment by parties:
4104:Comment by parties:
4025:Comment by parties:
3782:Comment by parties:
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3401:left-leaning causes
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958:Comment by parties:
916:Comment by parties:
890:Proposed Principles
847:Comment by parties:
806:Comment by parties:
765:Comment by parties:
724:Comment by parties:
675:Comment by parties:
634:Comment by parties:
593:Comment by parties:
10595:Comment by Kudpung
10578:General discussion
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9298:absolutely weird.
9257:Comment by others:
9204:Kudpung prohibited
8936:Comment by others:
8857:Kudpung desysopped
8670:Comment by others:
8563:Comment by others:
8497:Comment by others:
8345:Comment by others:
8240:Comment by others:
8199:Comment by others:
8149:Anti-admin brigade
8061:Comment by others:
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6885:Comment by others:
6832:Comment by others:
6791:Comment by others:
6198:Comment by others:
6092:Comment by others:
5945:here, people! :-)
5937:Comment by others:
5855:here, people! :-)
5847:Comment by others:
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4036:Comment by others:
3793:Comment by others:
3676:Comment by others:
3515:their tendencies.
3293:Comment by others:
3150:for GorillaWarfare
2959:Comment by others:
2824:Comment by others:
2566:Comment by others:
2268:Comment by others:
1918:Comment by others:
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522:/Proposed decision
299:Contentious topics
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4328:comment added by
4254:Hope that helps.
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10667:Kudpung กุดผึ้ง
10612:Robert McClenon
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10292:, but it's not
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10336:The evidence
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5774:FeydHuxtable
5746:FeydHuxtable
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5411:The Signpost
5410:
5407:The Signpost
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4894:assessment.
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4324:— Preceding
4317:
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4236:WP:ADMINCOND
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4165:WP:ADMINCOND
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3923:
3920:ad infinitum
3919:
3914:Arthur Rubin
3912:
3874:WP:ADMINCOND
3826:
3802:WP:ADMINCOND
3792:
3781:
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3761:
3732:ad infinitum
3731:
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3636:WP:FOLLOWING
3625:
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1279:SandyGeorgia
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1165:WP:ADMINCOND
1145:
1123:WP:ADMINACCT
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1088:WP:OMGWTFBBQ
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57:edit request
10358:for RfA by
10352:User:GRuban
10341:User:GRuban
10331:User:GRuban
10294:prima facie
10112:prima facie
8735:"post here"
7366:Too vague.
7047:Knowledge."
6592:Well said!
3968:No, that's
3630:has merit.
232:Ban appeals
210:Noticeboard
10750:Xxanthippe
10645:', while,
10365:Xxanthippe
10288:It may be
9659:Xxanthippe
9244:Parlez Moi
9238:Guerillero
9119:Xxanthippe
9052:Xxanthippe
9010:Guerillero
8981:Xxanthippe
8945:Xxanthippe
8923:Parlez Moi
8917:Guerillero
8731:"stay off"
8682:Guerillero
8657:Parlez Moi
8651:Guerillero
8550:Parlez Moi
8544:Guerillero
8330:Parlez Moi
8324:Guerillero
8306:Parlez Moi
8300:Guerillero
8048:Parlez Moi
8042:Guerillero
7825:Xxanthippe
6512:repeatedly
6283:There was
6252:reasonably
6079:Parlez Moi
6073:Guerillero
5515:situation.
5355:Addendum:
5081:Xxanthippe
5062:Xxanthippe
4673:Xxanthippe
4553:Xxanthippe
4471:Xxanthippe
4428:perception
3551:manosphere
3076:Xxanthippe
2362:Xxanthippe
2330:Xxanthippe
2298:Xxanthippe
1951:Xxanthippe
1887:that such
1748:WP:UNCIVIL
1718:Rschen7754
1468:behavior.
1171:respectful
1163:How about
1100:WP:ANYUSER
438:(pre-2016)
425:Statistics
358:Procedures
112:Case clerk
10647:Cullen328
10619:Jehochman
10516:LOL! Ok,
10356:nominated
10348:suggested
6713:Ymblanter
6682:Ymblanter
6652:Ymblanter
6441:WP:BEBOLD
6289:FlyingAce
6285:this case
6238:Ymblanter
6204:Ymblanter
5512:requested
4171:applies.
2438:point. -
514:/Evidence
363:Elections
116:CodeLyoko
10777:actually
10765:engaging
10651:position
10540:Template
10488:contribs
10300:Headbomb
10290:evidence
10050:Template
10009:Template
9963:Template
9922:Template
9869:Template
9828:Template
9779:Template
9738:Template
8881:contribs
8460:contribs
8209:Template
7507:ethical.
7233:Disagree
7209:Not so.
6982:Template
6941:Template
6895:Template
6854:Template
6801:Template
6760:Template
6618:Headbomb
6583:Disagree
6506:has had
6102:RHaworth
5790:Concur,
5659:Headbomb
5478:WP:CIVIL
5474:Headbomb
5421:Headbomb
5235:Missvain
5058:Signpost
4793:EMPHASIS
4338:contribs
4326:unsigned
4290:WP:CIVIL
4186:clarify?
3397:feminism
3357:Missvain
3345:misandry
2535:. While
2428:efforts.
1430:contribs
1212:In this
1096:WP:WHEEL
827:Template
786:Template
745:Template
704:Template
655:Template
614:Template
573:Template
141:Casliber
88:Workshop
77:Evidence
28: |
24: |
22:Requests
20: |
10722:Kudpung
10518:Lourdes
10276:Bagumba
9698:Agree.
9645:Bagumba
9594:Bagumba
9581:Bagumba
9549:Bagumba
9466:Bagumba
9187:Cryptic
9048:Comment
8871:Kudpung
8464:in 2011
8450:Kudpung
8444:Kudpung
8407:Bagumba
8372:WP:USER
8112:Lourdes
8074:WP:USER
7821:Support
7431:Georgia
7182:Georgia
6609:Support
6350:Kudpung
6335:Georgia
6098:Portals
5456:WP:AN/I
4432:Kudpung
4216:WP:USER
4208:WP:USER
4169:WP:USER
4135:WP:USER
4086:WP:USER
3970:exactly
3626:3.4.5)
3262:3.4.4)
3152:to ask
2928:3.4.3)
2578:uncivil
2527:3.4.1)
2239:uncivil
1858:Kudpung
1820:3.1.3)
1742:3.1.2)
1664:3.1.1)
1420:Kudpung
1302:Georgia
1222:Georgia
1181:Georgia
535:incivil
435:Reports
373:History
353:Members
348:Contact
336:Discuss
200:(CU/OS)
130:Joe Roe
30:Kudpung
10786:(talk)
10446:(talk)
10421:GRuban
10243:single
10219:(talk)
10185:WP:ABF
10181:WP:AGF
9704:(talk)
9570:(talk)
9519:except
9295:Oppose
9262:Oppose
9214:WP:ANI
9087:(talk)
9038:Oppose
8959:Oppose
8839:Oppose
8733:&
8597:(talk)
8582:Oppose
8420:Oppose
8394:(talk)
8094:Oppose
8066:Oppose
8011:&
7977:(talk)
7955:Oppose
7858:(talk)
7839:Oppose
7792:(talk)
7751:(talk)
7743:should
7689:WP:RFA
7300:isaacl
7259:(talk)
7222:(talk)
6739:(talk)
6702:(talk)
6550:(talk)
6490:(talk)
6476:Isaacl
6467:(talk)
6445:WP:RFC
6431:(talk)
6391:(talk)
6306:(talk)
6265:(talk)
6110:(talk)
5993:WP:ANI
5943:WP:AGF
5853:WP:AGF
5623:, and
4924:impugn
4815:isaacl
4779:(talk)
4752:you're
4405:WP:TPO
4228:WP:ANI
4212:WP:OWN
3932:(talk)
3924:at all
3870:WP:ANI
3856:(talk)
3740:(talk)
3704:(talk)
3594:(talk)
3562:(talk)
3505:(talk)
3496:asking
3319:(talk)
3222:(talk)
3194:(talk)
3161:GRuban
3140:(talk)
3095:(talk)
3049:(talk)
2771:GRuban
2729:(talk)
2716:, but
2684:users.
2601:(talk)
2458:(talk)
2184:isaacl
2156:isaacl
2126:(talk)
2035:impugn
1520:(talk)
1287:(talk)
1255:(talk)
1151:GRuban
1131:(talk)
1104:GRuban
1077:(talk)
1059:GRuban
378:Clerks
236:Report
150:&
139:&
10769:meant
10709:Buffs
10522:Buffs
10462:Buffs
10274:too.—
10247:Buffs
10229:Buffs
9531:Buffs
9494:Buffs
9480:Buffs
9449:Buffs
9370:Buffs
9266:Buffs
9210:WP:AN
9167:Buffs
9068:Buffs
9015:Buffs
8997:Buffs
8967:Buffs
8910:Buffs
8791:Buffs
8717:Buffs
8689:Buffs
8569:Buffs
8403:WP:TE
8376:Buffs
8368:WP:TE
8295:WP:TE
8293:From
8081:Buffs
7959:Buffs
7808:Buffs
7613:Buffs
7583:Buffs
7461:Chris
7428:Sandy
7368:Buffs
7270:Buffs
7197:Buffs
7179:Sandy
7116:Buffs
6594:Buffs
6528:Buffs
6449:Buffs
6405:Buffs
6372:Buffs
6332:Sandy
6147:Buffs
5997:Buffs
5989:WP:AN
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5886:Buffs
5857:Buffs
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5305:Buffs
5272:Buffs
5205:Buffs
5144:Buffs
5116:Buffs
5040:Buffs
4984:Buffs
4932:Buffs
4922:No, "
4896:Buffs
4866:Buffs
4848:Buffs
4829:Buffs
4797:Buffs
4789:WOMAN
4761:Buffs
4688:Buffs
4656:Buffs
4569:Buffs
4531:Buffs
4518:Buffs
4489:Buffs
4457:Buffs
4424:WP:AN
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4330:Buffs
4256:Buffs
4240:Buffs
4232:WP:AN
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4122:Buffs
4043:Buffs
3975:Buffs
3942:Buffs
3892:Buffs
3878:Buffs
3866:WP:AN
3814:Buffs
3718:Buffs
3686:Buffs
3640:Buffs
3573:Buffs
3536:Buffs
3517:Buffs
3492:asked
3433:Buffs
3405:Buffs
3375:Buffs
3339:proud
3300:Buffs
3204:Buffs
3176:Buffs
3106:Buffs
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3000:Buffs
2966:Buffs
2885:Buffs
2831:Buffs
2644:Buffs
2582:Buffs
2497:Buffs
2468:Buffs
2381:Buffs
2358:Which
2345:Buffs
2314:Buffs
2279:Buffs
2170:Buffs
2137:Buffs
2100:Buffs
2039:Buffs
2001:Buffs
1966:Buffs
1935:Buffs
1925:Buffs
1883:3.2)
1798:Buffs
1605:Buffs
1470:Buffs
1381:Buffs
1353:Buffs
1299:Sandy
1265:Buffs
1237:Buffs
1219:Sandy
1200:Buffs
1178:Sandy
1102:. --
412:Audit
152:SoWhy
16:<
10754:talk
10731:talk
10713:talk
10699:talk
10671:talk
10526:talk
10502:talk
10484:talk
10476:said
10466:talk
10425:talk
10416:both
10369:talk
10354:was
10280:talk
10251:talk
10233:talk
10193:talk
10183:and
10167:talk
10121:talk
9690:talk
9663:talk
9649:talk
9634:talk
9615:xeno
9585:talk
9553:talk
9535:talk
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9470:talk
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9438:talk
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8985:talk
8971:talk
8949:talk
8875:talk
8865:and
8818:talk
8795:talk
8779:talk
8758:x2,
8721:talk
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8573:talk
8454:talk
8411:talk
8380:talk
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8085:talk
8035:Per
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7963:talk
7946:talk
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7829:talk
7812:talk
7777:talk
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7669:talk
7617:talk
7602:talk
7587:talk
7564:talk
7558:. -
7556:here
7546:talk
7531:talk
7517:talk
7490:talk
7481:does
7470:talk
7451:talk
7436:Talk
7372:talk
7304:talk
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7274:talk
7201:talk
7187:Talk
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6717:talk
6686:talk
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6598:talk
6542:only
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6409:talk
6376:talk
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6340:Talk
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6227:talk
6208:talk
6151:talk
6130:talk
6100:and
6016:talk
6001:talk
5979:talk
5965:talk
5951:talk
5890:talk
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3722:talk
3690:talk
3644:talk
3577:talk
3540:talk
3521:talk
3456:talk
3437:talk
3423:talk
3409:talk
3391:does
3379:talk
3365:talk
3304:talk
3208:talk
3180:talk
3165:talk
3125:talk
3110:talk
3080:talk
3063:talk
3032:talk
3018:talk
3004:talk
2990:talk
2970:talk
2904:talk
2889:talk
2874:talk
2853:7754
2850:chen
2835:talk
2775:talk
2754:here
2750:here
2745:here
2672:talk
2648:talk
2633:talk
2616:talk
2586:talk
2501:talk
2487:talk
2472:talk
2444:talk
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2024:talk
2005:talk
1991:talk
1970:talk
1955:talk
1939:talk
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1867:talk
1802:talk
1788:talk
1726:talk
1708:7754
1705:chen
1642:talk
1624:talk
1609:talk
1595:talk
1580:talk
1498:talk
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1424:talk
1385:talk
1371:talk
1357:talk
1346:the
1307:Talk
1269:talk
1241:talk
1227:Talk
1204:talk
1186:Talk
1155:talk
1149:. --
1146:Done
1108:talk
1063:talk
831:4)
790:3)
749:2)
708:1)
659:3)
618:2)
577:1)
518:sign
429:Talk
420:Talk
387:Talk
367:Talk
221:Talk
191:Talk
157:Talk
146:Talk
135:Talk
121:Talk
104:Talk
93:Talk
82:Talk
71:Talk
53:here
26:Case
10375:.
10339:of
10210:not
10157:Re:
9212:or
9114:not
8470:)
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7850:for
7768:was
7438:)
7189:)
6481:has
6417:It
6342:)
5991:or
5629:Bri
4230:or
3804:or
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2057:you
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303:Log
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