QUOTE(Michaeldsuarez @ Fri 29th July 2011, 6:25pm)
Brandt, thank you for sharing your feelings. Unfortunately, I can't prevent you from being mentioned in the Wikipedia article, but I can prevent misinformation from becoming a part of that article. What I really need to know is whether any of the claims presented in the Daily Dot article are inaccurate. Do you have anything to say about the alleged harassment of Garrett's fiancée? How do you feel about the claims that you contributed to the end of the original ED? Did you offer advice on how to file DMCA to ED's opponents? Did you have anything to do with the suspension of ED's PayPal account? Your insight will help me separate fact from suspicion. I don't want too much weight to be placed on suspicion.
You have yet to establish that my name will appear in any article that is written. If my name appears in a future Wikipedia article about ED, and I feel that I've been described inaccurately or unfairly, I will object on the Talk page for that artilcle.
Yes, I'm a "banned" editor, and there was a time when any attempt to clarify inaccurate or defamatory information about me on Wikipedia, by way of a comment on a Talk page, would result in my comment getting immediately deleted by some Wikipediot admin — merely because I was banned.
Do they still do this on Wikipedia? Does Arbcom support this? Does the BLP policy say anything about this? That could get interesting.
It would be premature to address the questions you raise until an article appears that contains objectionable information about me.