User:SummerPhDv2.0/Cellco vandal

While the information here remains correct, the vandal is apparently the long-term banned editor described at Wikipedia:Long-term abuse/Ron liebman.

The Cellco vandal is an apparent vandal using a wireless connection through Cellco Partnership DBA Verizon Wireless in New York state. Their MO is unsourced numerical changes, mostly to historical sports articles (especially championships) and films from the past few decades.

Sample behavior:

Twister (1996 film)

Running time from 113 to 114 minutes 16:33, October 24, 2017‎

Running time from 114 to 115 minutes 16:37, October 24, 2017‎

Running time from 115 to 116 minutes‎ 14:25, November 3, 2017‎

Running time from 116 to 117 minutes 15:01, November 3, 2017‎

reverted to 115)

Running time from 115 to 116 minutes 17:17, November 3, 2017‎

(reverted to 113, per IMDb)

Running time from 113 to 115 minutes 17:42, November 3, 2017‎

Mission: Impossible (film)

Running time 110 to 111 18:48, October 24, 2017‎

Running time 111 to 110 18:50, October 24, 2017‎

Running time 110 to 111 15:29, November 3, 2017‎

Running time 111 to 112 15:30, November 3, 2017‎

Similar editing patterns are repeated in various sports articles. (I am not that familiar with the stats and they aren't as easy to verify, but the pattern is the same: multiple unsourced/unexplained numerical changes, often incremental changes over several days.

Range blocked c. 12/30/2017. Apparently back as Special:Contributions/2600:1700:1041:6490:4012:C561:458C:481A.

User:SummerPhDv2.0/Cellco vandal

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