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Wiarthurhu, could you explain to me how you believe this edit, this edit and this edit (amongst others) are compatible with your commitement to ...avoid any article within the scope of WikiProject Aircraft or WikiProject Automobiles for three months, as he has suggested himself, or be subject to a one week block? Thanks, Gwernol 12:21, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
Well, if there isn't a flag on the talk page that's it's a designated project page, can't that be ok? Any problems with the edit BTW? It's an aircraft engine, not an aircraft. -- matador300 17:31, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
Yeah, seems a lot friendlier there -- matador300 18:18, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
Hey, Wiarthurhu. I've looked over some of your recent contributions, they look good, but there's some details you might want to take a look at, particularly on Core-Plus Mathematics Project. I tried to mess with it a little but I'm having a bit of a hard time concentrating on the subject material (and Wikipedia in general) today.
My concern is that what you've placed there is not exactly, but pretty close to a cut and paste job from the Project's website and it might be tagged as a copyright violation and summary deleted. I know in the past you've had some things nominated for AfD that haven't gone well, and I'm trying to head them off early in this circumstance. I'd recommend going back to look at some of the source material (not just from CPMP's website, but also from the critical reviews as well) and trying to develop the article just a little bit more.
Good work thus far. I work all weekend, but if you need something, make a short post on my talk page and I'll see it from my WAP browser and try to help out as best as I can.
Regards, CQJ 16:37, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
Hi, I don't know whether or not you noticed, but I recently offered to mediate that case. So anyways, after you've had a chance to think about it, please indicate, on the mediation page, whether you accept me as a mediator, and whether you would prefer public or private mediation. Also, if you haven't already, it might be a good idea to watchlist the page. Thanks! Armedblowfish ( talk| mail| contribs) 06:31, 22 September 2006 (UTC)
Justification is at WP:IFD. The image is an orphan and has no use on Wikipedia. - Nv8200p talk 20:43, 25 September 2006 (UTC)
Thank you. Wasn't a very good image either. -- matador300 20:18, 26 September 2006 (UTC)
It was an A1. One sentence and a couple of pix. :) - Lucky 6.9 00:52, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
What is the justification for erasing it if I was just starting? You mean I have to write stub to keep guys like you erasing 2 hours worth of work? Who can I complain to? How would you like it if I erased everything you started? If I put it back, could you please leave it alone for a day? As I recall, it's certainly NOT grounds for speedy deltion. Have a nice day.-- matador300 00:55, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
I restored it as it is generally common practice to let school stubs remain. Cowman109 Talk 01:01, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
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It was recently brought to my attention that in Chevrolet Pickup 1955-57 you broke the terms of being unblocked by editing and adding images to an article that relates to cars on the 23rd of October. Could you reply as to why you did this? Thanks. Cowman109 Talk 22:39, 31 October 2006 (UTC)
Evidence has shown that you are violating the terms of your unblock through sockpuppets such as User:Sugarcaddy and other IP addresses, so I have reinstated the community ban placed upon you before. This editing is inappropriate, so you have been indefinite blocked. Cowman109 Talk 07:00, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
How's about a 3 month readonly block, no edits and no sock puppets, 3 months of posting pictures only, and 3 months normal if I cause no more conflicts than I have had undetected until sombody did this user check thing? I have had no clashes with any of the aggrieved users as either user name since the conditional block.
My son has a project where he needs to make a change in the world, and needs to be able to edit or create wikipedia articles and he has to use the same IP addresses that I use.
I've just taken a pile of airplane pictures at the Future of Flight museum, and what can I do with those? Can you allow me only to upload pictures and write on this page and designate a user to approve and put them into appropriate articles? If somebody starts to make defamatory edits about my actual person, or people that I know, how can I fix them if I'm banned? -- matador300 07:11, 5 November 2006 (UTC)
The only justification for a block is to prevent damage to wikipedia or wikipedians, and none has been demonstrated to been created by either user since the block, only violating the artificial rules of the "parole". I'm just going through Les Miserables, and check out the cop that keeps on pursuing the guy who reforms his life even though he's quit doing bad things long ago. Please put a 3 month time limit on a total block, you can can my butt if I actually hurt anything or anybody 3 months from now. To get access for my kids, drop the IP block since check user can evidently sniff me out anyways. Anything else is just being mean, and while WP rules can be used for that purpose, that's not why the rules are there. Just do your job, no personal attacks, and we should be able to get along just fine. WP needs a lot of help in a lot of areas, especially people with expertise, and one of the biggest complaints about WP is that the moment somebody with any expertise shows up and starts shoving aside people with no expertise, they get banned, and that greatly affects the reliability of the articles if you keep ejecting people who are actually experts in the topics they write in. I've demonstrated that I can back off and move somewhere else before somebody gets upset since the block, and that isn't being considered here. -- matador300 00:40, 6 November 2006 (UTC)
And your comment about people with expertise getting booted off, I haven't seen any of that, because most people who have any expertise know to cite their sources, and know to use reliable sources, they wouldn't have been able to get through school for say, aeronautical engineering without said skills. LWF 01:45, 6 November 2006 (UTC)
Another guy was hounded out for basically trying to oppose a youth who insisted that a certain eastern europan car was a "piece of crap that everybody hates" and replace it with NPOV fact, but this youth is an expert, along with many of the my complainants in using WP rules to get people ejected instead of working together to construct an NPOV article that was factually correct with the help of an actual expert on the topic. It shouldn't be impossible to fix fairly basic and well documented facts like this without getting banned for life.
Just about everybody who has complained against me has had a long history of NPA attacks on me, uncivil behavior, language, removal of sourced edits, and attempts and statments of intent to get me blocked, which is precisely the sort of behavior that the rules say are not to be tolerated, yet my 1 week block was turned indefinite for ONE indirect crack that a youth did not realize my stealth name was exactly the same as my previous signature. My 3 month block is turned indefinite not because of any edits that caused anyone any upset, but by demonstrating that I could change my editing habits to the point that nobody noticed for 3 months.
Look at the "wikipedia sucks" pages, and they all point to this problem. You don't have problems with people who revert every cited reference to something as obvious as the F-14 was created to be a maneuverable fighter, and the F-111B was killed because it was not a maneuverable fighter, yet you have to keep out somebody who for 3 months has managed to edit even cars and airplanes without much of a peep from anybody until I posted two pictures. -- matador300 18:44, 6 November 2006 (UTC)
I don't wanna hear it. You were blocked for forcing your edits down people's throats, directly insulting editors (Like how you insulted me in that above passage) and being constantly incivil. So shut up, and leave WIki[edia. No more deals, no more storied abotu how we are nazis and how you are Jesus, and no more words from your mouth. Go away and stay away! Karrmann 19:52, 6 November 2006 (UTC)
What disruptive patterns are you speaking about? -- matador300 06:46, 13 November 2006 (UTC)
Where did you get the interesting name for this band???? It is spelled just the same as my wikipedia user name. -- matador300 06:46, 13 November 2006 (UTC)
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So Steve Baker was behind getting me kicked out again over THIS??? The article wasn't created to enrage anybody, it was created because it was the only vehicle in Cars (movie) that didn't have an article, and it's a significant ommission. The sentence in the article was stubbed from the Hemmings magazine with enough bibliography to enable somebody else to include more information. The Chevrolet pickup trucks do not have a single "blanket" article covering all generations, like the Ford F-series which somebody should create, but I won't be the one able to do this. Instead of giving credit for improving the article and posting a very good quality original picture put into the public domain, all Mr. Baker cares about is a hostile personal attack on a fellow wikipedian over a basically constructive edit, and the administrator could not find any prior improper edits. Copyright rules say that screen shots are fine in a review of a movie, and they are widely used in other articles linking cars to the movie cars. Stating that a vehicle was used in a movie is effectively a small review of the movie.
The Wikpedia rules are written so that sufficiently large number of people can easily get other people banned for behaviors that are significantly less aggressive and destructive than that of the people who are doing the complaining in terms of personal attacks and abusive behavior. I encountered only one such offensive editor in aircraft, but a dozen on automobiles, and under current administrative rules, such users are given safe harbor, and it is quite impossible to defend oneself againt uncivil language personal attacks and threats to blocks as long as they have the favor of the admininstrators, while I'm going to be kicked out basically for posting a single picture, and uncovering another username which did not generate any complaints that I ever saw, during which period I have exhibited almost none of these destructive behaviors. The only "personal attacks" on this page since then are to observe the use of personal attacks, uncivil language and threats and attempts to block and other violations of wikipedia rules. By the rules I've seen, these do NOT constitute personal attacks. Calling edits poor, worthless, vandalism or nonsense would be an attack, which have been done my most of the people who have disputes lodged against me, but have never resulted in anything worse than a warning. Observing that another user is breaking wikipedia policies is NOT an attack. As far as I can tell, the only "disruptive behavior" was to include mention of a car that was in two movies (common on many articles) that was called disruptive by one person. So be it, if that's that way WP wants to play the game, I can't set the rules. -- matador300 07:55, 13 November 2006 (UTC)
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User:Sales2007 seems to like your video based on this edit. How could two separate people find the same video encyclopedic? Seems highly unlikely to me. -- Dual Freq 20:26, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
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71.164.9.103 ( talk · contribs), a Seattle area IP address, seems to have a similar disdain for McNamara, the F-111 and other things. Just a couple of notes to back up the linkage, POV edits on F-105 Thunderchief, the material reads just like the POV Wiarthurhu used to push especially on the F-14 article. Frequent POV pushing about McNamara as well. They also have a similar problem with the F-111, similar to this edit from the IP addy. They both edited the Motor Torpedo Boat PT-109 article as well. -- Dual Freq 02:16, 6 April 2007 (UTC)
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indefinite block was set back in 2006, but this account has not generated any problems / complaints for a long time since then, am willing to switch to a time-limited topic block if that helps. Blocking admin has not been active since early 2009
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Discussion at Wikipedia:Administrators'_noticeboard/IncidentArchive584#Unban_request_by_Wiarthurhu has failed to reach a consensus to lift your ban. Sandstein 07:18, 11 December 2009 (UTC)
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You are stated to be subject to a community ban. I am referring this request for community review to WP:ANI#Unban request by Wiarthurhu. Sandstein 21:34, 8 December 2009 (UTC)
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There is no relationship between wiarthurhu and User:Iamandrewrice, a user who was banned 2 years ago, as users who have compared contributions and interests have agreed. stevebaker is the only user leaving comments who was actually was was in favor of the original block, and appears to be willing to give me a chance. It is unfair to rely on the consensus of editors who were not part of the community that asked for the ban in the first place, and unfamiliar with the user in question on the basis of a user who appears to have abused the identify of another user. I am willing to submit ALL edits for his approval for 30 days, and comply with a 90 day topic ban on automobiles and airplanes, which is where all of the conflicts were with a dozen or fewer editors. A topic ban would have solved all of the pre-2006 complaints. There is no reason that a short trial would cause such a problem that it requires extended a ban from 2006 without any recent history of problems with the user in question.
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Admittedly, some interesting information came up in the ANI thread noted. You would be wise to read the thread from the ANI archives. The consensus was not to un-ban, however, based on the information presented, it is recommended that you take the situation to ArbCom (this sentence from ANI says it best: "Recommend the user go to ArbCom and sort it out with them; they'll have more access to technical information to work with". ( talk→ BWilkins ←track) 17:41, 28 January 2010 (UTC)
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I'm not sure whether I'm in favor of an unblock or not - I'd like to listen to what others have to say on the matter. What I am in favor of is a fair discussion without the confusion over User:Iamandrewrice/Wiarthurwho that we saw a few days ago. SteveBaker ( talk) 04:42, 15 December 2009 (UTC)
Pls show this to SteveBaker for approval: Fourth Generation Dodge Dart infobox has a very poor picture (or ok picture of a poor condition car). Please replace it with the swinger picture which is better picture of a better looking model in better condition. User:Wiarthurhu ( talk) 21:08, 11 December 2009 (UTC)
Another 2nd chance edit: F-105 article makes no mention of the F-107 flyoff, this is mentioned in the F-107 article. matador300 ( talk) 21:14, 11 December 2009 (UTC)
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