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Evidence presented by {BrandonYusufToropov}[edit]

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First time I've submitted something like this -- sorry if I'm not formatting it right, but below is verbatim from Talk:IslamofascismBrandonYusufToropov 20:06, 31 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

  • It should be noted that Grace Note is the user who touched this whole thing off by vandalizing the article in the first place. REFERENCE. His/her contribution to any discussion of this topic ought to be deemed worse than meaningless.KaintheScion
  • All he did there was revert to the last version by Jayjg, maybe you should go harass him.Yuber(talk) 23:44, 8 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]
  • BULLSHIT, Yuber, and you're really one to talk. From the headers of the edits:
Revision as of 04:08, 3 May 2005
Fredwlerr (Talk | contribs)
restore last good version
Revision as of 04:12, 3 May 2005
Grace Note (Talk | contribs)
rv to Jayjg
Grace Note wasn't "restoring" anything; he/she was engaging in vandalism. Go read the rules: wholesale content deletion, without a consensus on the Discussion page (and there isn't one) is vandalismKaintheScion

You seem to know a lot about the "rules" for a new editor. It's only a pity you didn't read the rules on civility. Grace Note 00:15, 9 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]


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Richard II is another debate, and a different situation. Mohammed's marriages were not "arranged by the family" or such bullshit: look through his list of wives.

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And below is verbatim from Talk:Islamic Fascism, another perpetually contentious page. It takes a while to get through, for which I apologize, but note that the page was, amazingly, on the verge of compromise ... until the newly-born-but-strangely-familiar-with-the-discussion Enviroknot got wind of as much, and disruption followed once again. (P.S.: Note Svest's accurate prediction, below.)

I think CBerlet is on the mark here. I think it will help (1) to get this out of the context of a particular religion and (2) to discuss the inappropriate use of epithets like this and (3) to discuss the several cases where adherents of various religions -- Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, possibly others -- have, at times, adopted ideologies that blend neo-fascism and religious sectarianism. Fascists in the Muslim world tend to be relatively secular, but there is a better chance of getting that clear in a more broadly contextualized article than in one like this, which is an almost guaranteed perpetual battleground. -- Jmabel | Talk 19:57, May 24, 2005 (UTC)
I am sensitive to the fact that the idea of Islamic Fascism can be used in a bigoted way, but by moving to a page that talks about several religions, the issue can be put in greater context, and can lessen the focus on a single religious tradition. --Cberlet 21:33, 25 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]
I would like to add support for a redirect. The Neofascism and religion page is, IMHO, a good example of a wiki page on a potentially controversial topic, in that it leaves the reader with many options for further investigation, and provides contextual imformation to examine the issue as it may apply to various religions. It also provides a good grounding via the opening discussion about the nature of fascism itself. Thanks illWill 23:44, 25 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]
I would as well like to add support for a redirect, perhaps we can get this whole thing settled once and for all (been going on for over a month now).Yuber(talk) 23:46, 25 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]
Great to see blue skies again. Everybody is agreeing about the redirection. Redirect has been my option since the birth of the me-u-fascim articles. We even tried to merge them in a single article Fascist (epithet) that User:LeeHunter created. The problem is that everytime we felt that we were almost achieving a consensus, some literally just-yesterday-new account-users would come up with an objection as if she/he's been participating in this discussions since the beginning. This is not against the rules but surely against the ethics. Since the discussions begun, everytime that just-yesterday-new account-users felt losing ground, she/he'd leave and would be replaced with another on the spot. We've come up to solutions a couple of times but we experienced the sudden ressurection and arrival of NAUs with a veto to the deal. I believe this is time to decide this for once. Now, we have to decide if it is possible to avoid redundancy by merging Fascist (epithet) with Neofascism and religion. Cheers and respect -- Svest 01:57, May 26, 2005 (UTC) Wiki me up
I hope to help rewrite Fascist (epithet) to avoid redundancy and add some text. It really is a problem that goes beyond religion. We can move the Orwell quote back in there, and provide several cross-links in the Neofascism and religion page.
I might point out that Neofascism and religion is an inherently different category than Fascist (epithet) the latter is properly concerned solely with the term used as a political slur against any group (ie, not particularly a religious group), whereas Neofascism and religion might cover religious groups who are acually fascist in philosophy (some fringe white power groups come to mind), so if the content is to move, it might be better as a disambiguation page pointing in both directions. Saswann 23:24, 26 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]
I agree with Saswann. Cheers -- Svest 23:57, May 26, 2005 (UTC) Wiki me up&#153;
This makes a good point. I would be willing to discuss it further if anyone else has input.--Cberlet 01:42, 27 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Extreme Disagree This has been gone over multiple times. Islamofascism was the target of an apparently successful defacement campaign following a failed Vote for Deletion, and appears now slated by less-than-unanimous consent (given Mel Etitis' misrepresentation of at least one user's comments) to be merged into Islamic Fascism. To then merge Islamic Fascism away is beyond ridiculous. It goes against the objection of the editor Mel Etitis misrepresented as well, which was that the merge was fine provided the content of Islamic Fascism was not then defaced. There are also the objections of Klonimus at the talk page for Islamofascism to consider]]. Enviroknot 21:33, 27 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

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I (BrandonYusufToropov) then immediately ask Enviroknot to offer further thoughts, but no response is forthcoming, presumably because Enviroknot/Kain/ElKabong is wary about interacting with someone who has expressed skepticism about his/her previous sockpuppets.BrandonYusufToropov 20:06, 31 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

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User:ElKabong' s response on Talk:Islamofascism to my query to other editors to review his material:

My so-called "changes" were the reversion of losers like you GUTTING THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE.


<23> <May>

User:ElKabong' s response to my critique of the articles Islamofascism and Islamic fascism (on Talk:Islamofascism):

The most worthless bullshit argument I've seen yet

Really now. Do a quick Google on Islamofascism. Do a little light reading (http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=7938). Your bit about "pigs flying" is bullshit and you know it. User:ElKabong

Evidence presented by Tony Sidaway[edit]

People who have seen this guy at work will know what to expect. Evidence of extremely aggressive trolling. He really isn't a very nice chap at all.

6 May

12 May

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Evidence presented by Jayjg[edit]

20 May 2005

25 May 2005

Evidence presented by {ElKabong}[edit]

Evidence presented by Thryduulf[edit]

The evidence present below is selected examples, as I would be here all day if I reported it all. Thryduulf 17:24, 2 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Abusive edit summaries

27 May 2005

2 June 2005

Personal attacks

25 May 2005

27 May 2005

2 June 2005

Evidence presented by Yuber[edit]

I'm a bit late with this, but here it goes. There are too many examples to list them all. I will just list the ones I feel are the most pertinent.Yuber(talk) 14:12, 6 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Evidence of Sockpuppetry

12 May 2005

23 May 2005

25 May 2005

3 June 2005


13 June 2005

Evidence of abusive editing

I urge everyone to look at KaintheScion's RFC here to see all the abusive comments he made, these are but a few.

9 May 2005

5 June 2005

20 June 2005

Evidence presented by Radiant![edit]

The proposed decision page [38] and its talk page [39] have been under recent attack from a series of anonymous vandals. Radiant_>|< 14:06, Jun 24, 2005 (UTC)

Evidence presented by A Man In Black[edit]

Enviroknot moved PlayStation Portable to PSP (Sony Handheld) against consensus. He moved it the first time, I moved it back, he moved it a second time, I moved it back, and that was that. It's not a big deal, but an anon ([40] - said anon's edit history) immediately came in and defended Enviroknot's move [41] and was verbally abusive in edits to the main page [42]. Considering this anon also seems to have a feud with Yuber [43] and Enviroknot is being accused of sockpuppetry, this is very suspicious. - A Man In Black (Talk | Contribs) 30 June 2005 06:36 (UTC)


Evidence presented by Autoshade 05:01, 17 March 2006 (UTC)[edit]

I found on Fixislam userpage; It is suspected that this user might be a sock puppet or impersonator of KaintheScion.

Let it be known that Fixislam may also be a sock puppet of Zora.

See below...


Mohammed->History


(cur) (last) 4375500743755007 17:37, 14 March 2006 Zora (rv to Pepsidrinka -- I'm not a fundamentalist Muslim and I do not find those edits helpful -- they're POV)
(cur) (last) 4375470443754704 17:34, 14 March 2006 Fixislam (?Family life)
(cur) (last) 4374658843746588 16:29, 14 March 2006 Fixislam (rv pov fundamentalist muslim nonsense, preserve intro as per Pepsidrinka. Extra reference/category unnecessary.)
(cur) (last) 4374522743745227 16:18, 14 March 2006 Pepsidrinka (rv - why are you removing arabic from the intro, a template, and the references section?)
(cur) (last) 4374472843744728 16:15, 14 March 2006 Fixislam (rv fundamentalist muslim vandal)


Fixislam removed Arabic trasliteration, Pepsidrinka fixed the article calling Fixislam fundamentalist, Zora then responds "I'm not a fundamentalist", why is she responding like this?