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Pop that popcorn and take your seats! Private Musings brings up the not-so-secret "secret mailing list" here....Wikidiots are already trying to put out the flames... QUOTE Statement by uninvolved party Stephan Schulz (talk)
I would suggest to withdraw this request for now, or alternatively for the ArbCom to reject it without prejudice. There is a very active and productive RfC pertinent to this topic, and an action by ArbCom would be premature at this time. --Stephan Schulz (talk) 12:24, 24 November 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Statement by uninvolved party Alecmconroy
I concur-- insofar as this Arbcom applies to Durova, it's entirely unnecessary. She's an "Administrators open to recall" whose set her limit at 5 users. The count that have requested recall/desysop now stands at I believe 20+, so a new RFA is a certainty.
To file an Arbcom case now, demanding a forcible desysop, is to Assume Bad Faith, in essence "expecting her to reneg on her recall promise". There is no reason whatsoever to suspect this-- she'll agree to a new RFA, and in all likelyhood she'll pass it too. I'd suggest withdrawing the RFAr, or at least withdrawing her from it. --Alecmconroy (talk) 13:47, 24 November 2007 (UTC) Now, I don't believe that they're going to accept this for a minute....but it could get, um, interesting even if they don't..... I think that Greg needs to add "FREE DUROVA!" items to his shop! This post has been edited by the fieryangel:
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Statement by uninvolved party Alecmconroy I concur-- insofar as this Arbcom applies to Durova, it's entirely unnecessary. She's an "Administrators open to recall" whose set her limit at 5 users. The count that have requested recall/desysop now stands at I believe 20+, so a new RFA is a certainty. To file an Arbcom case now, demanding a forcible desysop, is to Assume Bad Faith, in essence "expecting her to reneg on her recall promise". There is no reason whatsoever to suspect this-- she'll agree to a new RFA, and in all likelyhood she'll pass it too. I'd suggest withdrawing the RFAr, or at least withdrawing her from it. --Alecmconroy (talk) 13:47, 24 November 2007 (UTC) The Durova RFA will be her last attempt at becoming an admin. again. Without consensus, she will be back to being a troll, like the rest of us. There is no granting her a "grandfather clause." She is finished as a sleuth. (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/huh.gif)
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Userhu12 weighs in on the question : QUOTE Statement by uninvolved party Hu12
I suggest either a voluntary withdrawal, or that ArbCom consider closing this case without prejudice in light of remedies already in progress. This really should serve as a last step in resolution, and having this case concurrent with the active RFC may be unproductive and possibly unnecessary.--Hu12 (talk) 14:30, 24 November 2007 (UTC) Uninvolved???? REALLY???I can't wait for Jzg's statement... Oh, wait, there it is!....He must have been reading this : QUOTE Statement by JzG
The list of parties is rather too small. Durova made an error, for which she apologised, unblocked the editor, and said she would learn from it and not do it again. The reason the dispute has run this long is that some people seem unwilling to accept anything less than harsh punitive action. Guy (Help!) 14:40, 24 November 2007 (UTC) ...Well, why don't they add JzG as a party then? Already two three accepts : QUOTE * Accept. James F. (talk) 14:04, 24 November 2007 (UTC) * Accept. There are several issues here which need looking into. Paul August ☎ 14:26, 24 November 2007 (UTC) * Accept Matthew Brown (Morven) (T:C) 14:44, 24 November 2007 (UTC)
So, maybe they will take this case? This post has been edited by the fieryangel:
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QUOTE(KamrynMatika @ Sat 24th November 2007, 2:51pm) Has anyone else noticed that Jehochman has been distancing himself from Durova since it happened [to the extent that he joined in the criticism of her]? He knows what's going to happen, and doesn't want to get dragged down with her. It's so amusing to watch her little meatpuppet act like he didn't completely support her when it happened (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/smile.gif) btw the title is a bit misleading; it has not been 'opened' Meatpuppet Jehochman is not going to wiggle out of this. Dmcdevit cites Jehochman's block of DreamGuy based on month old diffs. ...we drive them away with spurious blocks based on stale diffs dredged up by an edit warring adversary, I see. This is a bit ludicrous.El_C chimes in I agree with Dmcdevit. Jehochman uncommunicable conduct here has been truly bizarre, likely abusive.
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He's a smart one. He gave the snowball the gentle push it needed (remember, he was the first guy to imply that Durova had broken protocol/wikietiquette/common sense). edit: She has spoken! QUOTE Interrupting a short wikibreak to make a statement here. It surprises me that this was initiated just a few hours after the RFC on my conduct got certified. I have always welcomed the Committee's scrutiny and continue to welcome it. DurovaCharge! 16:31, 24 November 2007 (UTC) She's no stranger to the Ways of the Arbcom, she's used the get-out-of-jail-via-wikibreak card. This post has been edited by cyofee:
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QUOTE(the fieryangel @ Sat 24th November 2007, 10:16am) Newyorkbrad has recused himself, "(because of my participation in the original ANI thread concerning User:!!)."
oh, AS-IF. When did talking in the ANI thread disqualify anyone? That's code for "the Arbcom loves Durova, and I don't want to be on her deathwish list if or when she isn't booted from here to eternity"
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QUOTE(the fieryangel @ Sat 24th November 2007, 10:53am) Oh! Obviously this is a wikipediareview sock! Its his MO, she's seen it for 100 years! Here he is again, trying to make a buck! *More seriously, I think the woman is going to regret having been such a busybody, certainly in the case of Greg, whom she never had any reason to attack, other than to make more drama, as usual..also, East718 just joined WR.This post has been edited by Disillusioned Lackey:
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QUOTE(the fieryangel @ Sat 24th November 2007, 11:38am) Maybe we can interest him in a "Durova for Arb-com" button?
No, I think he's more neutral. Blocking that entry to her talk page wasn't unexpected. Also, he didn't indef it, as most would have. A mug or doggie t-shirt might be in order. If he's not bought them already.
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QUOTE(the fieryangel @ Sat 24th November 2007, 11:55am) Le Grand Roi des Citrouilles makes a plea for Holiday Peace...Does anybody else find it.... odd ....that his signature is in the same style as Durova's, with the "Talley-ho" replacing "Charge!"?? Somehow....I have no proof of this, but his story of being blocked and being brought back to the fold by the Divine Miss D just.... doesn't sound true.... Well, using the Poetlister theory, (Poetlister, RachelBrown, Taxwoman and Runcorn were all banned on proof of being the same person, by some youthful editor who commented they were all "living in England, in a similar way". So for Durova and RdCitroulles to be the same person, you could say they were evidently the same person as they were "writing in French, or about French topics, in a very similar way" Therefore (in another quote about some other indictment) "You appear similar to (X person) therefore in the eyes of Wikipedia, you are (X person)" Both qualify, anyday, for an immediate indef ban, if not a secret evidence Arbcom case. GO DUROVA. Ban your fan! Take no prisoners! This post has been edited by Disillusioned Lackey:
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QUOTE(the fieryangel @ Sat 24th November 2007, 9:55am) Le Grand Roi des Citrouilles makes a plea for Holiday Peace...Does anybody else find it.... odd ....that his signature is in the same style as Durova's, with the "Talley-ho" replacing "Charge!"?? Somehow....I have no proof of this, but his story of being blocked and being brought back to the fold by the Divine Miss D just.... doesn't sound true.... It isn't true. I was involved in his initial blocking; it was for vehemently attacking everyone who wanted any article deleted, along with copypasting an argument against deletion to every single open AfD. People who do that usually never come back into the Wikipedia fold, and they never go back into serious meta-content disputes. I don't know why he is this supportive of Durova, but he's almost certainly not telling the truth. This post has been edited by Amarkov:
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QUOTE Comment from Kelly Martin
Durova's "wikisleuthing" is inherently contradictory to Wikipedia's core principles (especially the assumption of good faith) and the necessity to have a collegial environment in order to foster collaboration, and must cease immediately and permanently. This business of seeking "Wikipedia Review spies" behind every edit is contrary to the open environment that Wikipedia is supposedly founded upon, is toxic, and will slowly poison the project (if it has not already). If someone from Wikipedia Review wants to edit the encyclopedia productively, let them. If Greg Kohser wants to edit Wikipedia productively, let him, too -- even if he does get paid for it. These petty vendettas are dumb, and Durova has made a career of pursing them far beyond the point where they benefit Wikipedia in any recognizable manner. The solution to bad speech is more speech; the solution to a bad edit is to improve it into a good edit, not to ban, expose, and humiliate the editor. Kelly Martin 20:33, 24 November 2007 (UTC) I think she has it exactly right.
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QUOTE(jorge @ Sat 24th November 2007, 9:09pm) QUOTE(cyofee @ Sat 24th November 2007, 4:13pm) Another thought: we should watch this in the light of the upcoming Arbcom elections.
It's obvious that the reason Giano is going after Durova so much because she's his opponent in the election. Newyorkbrad is against her too, but far more subtly. Quite the Senator Palpatine.
Right at the start of this debacle I suggested that this whole thing might have been an elaborate plot to provoke Giano into a reaction hoping that this would put people off voting for him. Durova may have made her evidence so patently stupid that she knew if would provoke a strong reaction against her, amounting to something of a lynchmob. People would then recoil from this and cast Giano et al as the aggressors and Durova as the wronged victim who was just trying to do what is "right" by Wikipedia. I am sure Mr. Wales and others close to him don't want Giano on the Arbcom. You forget that Jimbo is only guided by the vote, and not beholden to it. That is my reason for not participating in this particular election, it doesn't matter how many or how well a candidate is supported it does not mean Jimbo will allow them elected.
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QUOTE(cyofee @ Sat 24th November 2007, 10:13am) Another thought: we should watch this in the light of the upcoming Arbcom elections.
It's obvious that the reason Giano is going after Durova so much because she's his opponent in the election. Newyorkbrad is against her too, but far more subtly. Quite the Senator Palpatine.
I disagree. Newyorkbrad is one of the more decent admins, and there's more than one seat open. Giano was good friends with !!, I think. Not to mention that she's outrageous, but you already know that.
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(IMG: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff167/DisillusionedLackey/ValeriePlame_JoeWilson.jpg) Political Scandal?QUOTE(Amarkov @ Sun 18th November 2007, 1:20pm) I don't get it. Someone was blocked because of secret magical evidence that nobody knows about, the evidence turns out to be faulty... and nobody cares? I mean, that's happened before, certainly, but never quite so blatantly...
Well, the one person who made a big issue of it in the New York Times got his wife outted as a spy, and... OH. OOPS. You mean Durova and !! I thought you were talking about the war in Iraq, and Yellowcake in Niger, and WMD. Because if our country can ignore that, ignoring Durova's false accusations is fairly minor (however similar). Our dynamic duo is the grassroots version of a political scandal. But the politics are no different. (IMG: http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff167/DisillusionedLackey/DurovaPlame_JonathanWilson.jpg) This post has been edited by Disillusioned Lackey:
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QUOTE(cyofee @ Sat 24th November 2007, 4:31pm) She has spoken! QUOTE Interrupting a short wikibreak to make a statement here. It surprises me that this was initiated just a few hours after the RFC on my conduct got certified. I have always welcomed the Committee's scrutiny and continue to welcome it. DurovaCharge! 16:31, 24 November 2007 (UTC) She's no stranger to the Ways of the Arbcom, she's used the get-out-of-jail-via-wikibreak card. Am I the only one here who feels sorry for her? Take away her adminship, fine. But to have to go through a public arb com free-for-all; that's probably the worst punishment possible. Jimbo did a horrible thing when he created Wikipedia's arbitration committee. And apparently it was intentional, because he hasn't even tried to get rid of it.
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QUOTE(anthony @ Sun 25th November 2007, 11:24am) Jimbo did a horrible thing when he created Wikipedia's arbitration committee. And apparently it was intentional, because he hasn't even tried to get rid of it.
Jimbo doesn't care about such things whatsoever. He knows, he's aware and he doesn't care.
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QUOTE(guy @ Sun 25th November 2007, 12:21pm) No, to go through what Poetlister and others have gone through on Durova's say-so is worse. A
Exactly. Durova has a gang of people who will defend her until the end. And if the end happens, she'll depart Wikipedia, though that is not at all evident. Right now she's set. Go on a Wikibreak and it will all blow over. Not a feather ruffled. QUOTE(guy @ Sun 25th November 2007, 12:21pm) At least Durova has done something to deserve it.
Exactly. That's not how she sees it though. She feels harassed, victimized and threatened. As if this came from nowhere. As she would say, "that's her MO" (modus operandi). I expect that Jimbo Wales has his ears ringing from Durova's telling him how he should be protecting her, etc. etc. What she doesn't understand is that she is NOT indispensible. She's gambled on that with this recreant, reckless behavior, and she may well lose. This post has been edited by Disillusioned Lackey:
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I think they all need a musical break.
Concerto?
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