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Problems with editing at Richard Stanley (director)

• Wikipedia's policy on reporting about living persons does not permit publishing accusations of criminal actions unless the person concerned has been convicted.
• It is no defence to say that you are referring to the accusations as "allegations", not asserting that they are facts.
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• Posting material in a Wikipedia article because you think "the public need to know" is contrary to the whole purpose of Wikipedia: we do not act as a medium for promoting a campaign or for publicising anything. JBW (talk) 21:31, 25 March 2021 (UTC)

JBW Is it okay to add to the "Career" section about SpectreVision cutting ties (with sources, obviously)? I think that falls within Wikipedia's guidelines, since it's already been widely-reported AND it's not directly pertaining to any allegations against him? My concern is that this article is being held to different standard than other, similar Wikipedia pages regarding persons who haven't been convicted, but have had allegations widely reported on in reliable media outlets (i.e. Armie Hammer). KenzoShibata (talk) 21:44, 25 March 2021 (UTC)

Introducing an unsubstantiated allegation by saying "X has done Y following allegation Z" is just as much introducing that allegation to the article as saying "Z has been alleged", and I am sure you must know that. If you knowingly violate Wikipedia policy again you may expect to be blocked from editing. If, as you suggest, you know of other articles where similar violations of Wikipedia's policy on living persons exist, then obviously you should remove those violations immediately, and if necessary seek help from an administrator. The fact that one article contains unacceptable material does not justify putting similar unacceptable material into another article.

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False attribution

Please don't put words into my mouth, as you did in this edit summary. I have not "approved" anything. JBW (talk) 08:27, 2 April 2021 (UTC)

Okay, I'm confused. You literally said "I have carefully re-read the relevant section of the policy, and decided that Richard Stanley qualifies as an exception as a "public figure", so I have reverted to a version that you edited." I'm not sure how else to interpret that except as approval, sorry if I phrased it poorly. KenzoShibata (talk) 00:07, 3 April 2021 (UTC)

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Blocked

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Request reason:

I am not a sock puppet account, I don't know why I've been blocked.

Decline reason:

Too much coincidence here to be a coincidence. The edit described by NRP was your second edit. Even if I accept your version, that is still meat puppetry. 331dot (talk) 08:50, 5 November 2022 (UTC)

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Come on. A new account that was created one day after I blocked your old accounts. Same geolocation, same topics, even some of the same articles, where you fixed your old edits. For example: Special:Diff/962642256 and Special:Diff/967556398. NinjaRobotPirate (talk) 04:05, 5 November 2022 (UTC)

I live on a college campus, there are literally hundreds if not thousands of users concentrated in this area. How am I supposed to know if I have the same interest as some other user? I've been an active user for over two years, never had a single problem with admin, and made plenty of constructive edits. Then suddenly, without warning, you block my account, because I apparently have some overlap in articles with another user.

Furthermore, I don't see how me making a couple minor edits to an article that some bad user had made earlier is supposed to mean anything, especially when there was nearly a month between me and that other user, by at least three other users in the intermediary. Yet they still have their accounts.

I'm sorry, but this is patently unfair, and I think I'm entitled to a bit more faith from Wikipedia Admins than this. KenzoShibata (talk) 05:11, 5 November 2022 (UTC)