List of articles under sanctions

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Copy-pasted from Excel Methodology: check talkpage for recent discussions/disagreements, check article history for general editing volume and instances of content disputes or edit wars. Used the above to assign an activity level. (inactive, less active, semi-active, active). Noted BLPs and mostly gave them preference for keeping sanctions. Also noted which articles were about one-time past events and gave them preference to remove sanctions. Articles about ongoing events were more likely to keep sanctions.

Page Admin Activity level Status
Jared Kushner Ad Orientem
Milo Yiannopoulos Ad Orientem
2020 Democratic Party presidential primaries Awilley
List of concentration and internment camps Beeblebrox
2016 Democratic National Committee email leak Coffee Semi-active
2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries Coffee Semi-active
2016 Republican Party presidential primaries Coffee Less active, but keep to be consistent with Democratic primaries
2016 United States presidential election Coffee Active BRD only
2017 United States Senate special election in Alabama Coffee Semi-active
Andrew McCabe Coffee Less active, BLP
Bashar al-Assad Coffee BLP, under 1RR from Syrian BRD Required
Bernie Sanders Coffee High profile BLP BRD only
Betsy DeVos Coffee Semi-active BLP
CNN Coffee Active, BLP
Debbie Wasserman Schultz Coffee Semi-active BLP
Deep state in the United States Coffee Semi-active
Devin Nunes Coffee Active, BLP
Donald Trump Coffee Active, BLP BRD only
Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign Coffee Semi-active? BRD only
Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign Coffee Semi-active BRD only
Donald Trump on social media now Social media use by Donald Trump Coffee Semi-active BRD only
Doug Jones (politician) Coffee Less active, BLP
Economic policy of Donald Trump Coffee Semi-active, little reverting
Environmental policy of the Donald Trump administration Coffee Semi-active
Executive Order 13769 Coffee Semi-active
Executive Order 13780 Coffee Less-active, but keep consistent with 13769
Family of Donald Trump Coffee Less active, BLP
Foreign policy of the Donald Trump administration Coffee Semi-active
Fox News Coffee Less active, but keep same as CNN BRD only
Freedom Caucus Coffee Semi-active BRD only
Hillary Clinton Coffee Active, BLP BRD only
Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign Coffee Semi-active
Ivana Trump Coffee Semi-active, BLP
Ivanka Trump Coffee Active, BLP
Jeff Sessions Coffee Less-active, BLP
Kellyanne Conway Coffee BLP BRD only
Legal affairs of Donald Trump Coffee Semi-active, controversial
Links between Trump associates and Russian officials Coffee Semi-active, controversial
List of federal judges appointed by Donald Trump Coffee Semi-active, ongoing development
Melania Trump Coffee Semi-active, BLP
Mick Mulvaney Coffee Active, BLP
Neil Gorsuch Coffee Semi-active, BLP
Peter Strzok Coffee BLP
Political appointments by Donald Trump Coffee Active
Presidency of Donald Trump Coffee Active BRD only
Protests against Donald Trump Coffee Semi-active
Racial views of Donald Trump Coffee Semi-active, BLP, controversial BRD only
Rex Tillerson Coffee Semi-active, BLP
Robert Mueller Coffee Active, BLP
Roger Stone Coffee BLP BRD only
Roy Moore sexual misconduct allegations Coffee Active, BLP
Special Counsel investigation (2017–present) Coffee Active
Stephen Miller (political advisor) Coffee Semi-active, BLP, controversial
Ted Cruz Coffee Active, BLP BRD only
Tiffany Trump Coffee Less active, but BLP
Trump–Russia dossier (Steele dossier) Coffee Active, controversial
Tulsi Gabbard Coffee Semi-active, BLP BRD only
Van Jones Coffee Less active, BLP
2017 dismissal of U.S. attorneys Coffee Inactive All sanctions removed
2017 Shayrat missile strike Coffee Less active, covered by Syrrian 1RR All sanctions removed
2018 State of the Union Address Coffee Inactive All sanctions removed
2018 Women's March Coffee Less-active All sanctions removed
Blue Lives Matter Coffee Less active except for IP All sanctions removed
Business projects of Donald Trump in Russia Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Cabinet of Donald Trump Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Clinton Foundation Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Donald Trump's disclosures of classified information Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Erik Prince Coffee Less-active All sanctions removed
Fake News Awards Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Fake news websites in the United States Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Fire and Fury Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
First 100 days of Donald Trump's presidency Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Foreign policy of Donald Trump (2015-2016) Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Results of the 2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries Coffee Inactive All sanctions removed
Russian–Syrian hospital bombing campaign Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
State of the Union Coffee Semi-active, little reverting All sanctions removed
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 Coffee Semi-active, last ew last year All sanctions removed
Timeline of the presidency of Donald Trump Coffee inactive All sanctions removed
Timeline of the Trump presidency, 2017 Q2 Coffee less active All sanctions removed
Timeline of the Trump presidency, 2017 Q3 Coffee less active All sanctions removed
Timeline of the Trump presidency, 2017 Q4 Coffee less active All sanctions removed
Timeline of the Trump presidency, 2018 Q1 Coffee less active All sanctions removed
Trump Tower wiretapping allegations Coffee Inactive All sanctions removed
United States federal government shutdowns of 2018 Coffee Less active All sanctions removed
Trump Tower meeting Coffee/Awilley CR; Change to BRD
David Malpass Doug Weller
Executive Order 13768 Doug Weller
Myron Ebell Doug Weller
National Policy Institute Doug Weller
Steve Bannon Doug Weller
Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement Doug Weller
Donald Trump sexual misconduct allegations Drmies
Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections EdJohnston
Efforts to impeach Donald Trump El C
Immigration policy of Donald Trump El C
List of executive actions by Donald Trump El C
Michael Flynn El C
Social policy of Donald Trump El C
Stop Trump movement El C
George Soros GeneralizationsAreBad
Unite the Right rally GeneralizationsAreBad
Judicial Watch JzG
Kirsten Gillibrand JzG
Brett Kavanaugh KnightLago
2020 United States presidential election Ks0stm, NeilN
Breitbart News Ks0stm, NeilN
Political positions of Donald Trump Laser brain
/r/The Donald Lord Roem
Sean Spicer Slakr, Coffee
Kelli Ward TonyBallioni
Roy Moore TonyBallioni
2016 Democratic National Convention Zzyzx11
2016 Republican National Convention Zzyzx11
Mike Pence Zzyzx11
Results of the 2016 Republican Party presidential primaries Zzyzx11
Tim Kaine Zzyzx11

Proposal to replace "Consensus Required" on American Politics articles

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Since its conception in 2016 the "Consensus Required" rule has been applied to at least 123 pages in the American Politics topic area using the template {{American politics AE}}. The rule was originally meant to be (and is still) applied as a companion to a regular 1RR restriction. In its current form the rule reads:

Consensus required: All editors must obtain consensus on the talk page of this article before reinstating any edits that have been challenged (via reversion). This includes making edits similar to the ones that have been challenged. If in doubt, don't make the edit.

I propose that it be replaced with a less restrictive rule:

Enforced BRD: If an edit you make is challenged by reversion you must discuss the issue on the article talk page and wait 24 hours (from the time of the original edit) before reinstating your edit.

Rationale: The Consensus Required rule prevents some negative behaviors, but at the expense of blocking legitimate dispute resolution techniques like making new "bold" edits that address the concerns of the reverting editor. (See the "cycle" portion of Wikipedia:BOLD, revert, discuss cycle and the paragraph titled "However, don't get stuck on the discussion".) Freezing all reinstatements of similar material and requiring a clear talkpage consensus bogs down dispute resolution and article development, and it can even reward poor behaviors like being intransigent and refusing to compromise on talk pages (paraphrasing User:Aquillion [1]).

The bad behavior prevented by Consensus Required (slow or tag-team edit warring) is some of the easiest behavior for admins to identify and sanction, requiring only a glance at an article's history; the tendentious talkpage behaviors rewarded by it are much harder to identify and sanction. I think the Consensus Required rule would be better used as an alternative to topic bans or blocks, to sanction individual editors who regularly engage in 1RR gaming or tag-team edit warring.

Option 2: Another option is to simply remove Consensus-Required and leave just regular 1RR. If you prefer that please indicate so in your !vote. In any case I hope to make "Enforced BRD" an optional parameter in the {{American politics AE}} template.

~Awilley (talk) 20:05, 11 December 2018 (UTC)


Testing template parameters

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{{American politics AE|Consensus required=no}}
{{American politics AE|BRD=yes}}
{{American politics AE|BRD=yes|Consensus required=no}}

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{{American politics AE/Edit notice|Consensus required = no}}
{{American politics AE/Edit notice|Consensus required = no|BRD=yes}}
{{American politics AE/Edit notice}}