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User:Eichikiyama[edit]

Suspected sock puppeteer

Azukimonaka (talk⁺ · contribs · deleted contribs · tag · block user · block log · CheckUser) (indef.blocked)

Suspected sock puppets

• Eichikiyama (talk⁺ · contribs · deleted contribs · tag · block user · block log · CheckUser)
  
• 219.66.40.189 (talk⁺ · contribs · deleted contribs · tag · block user · block log · CheckUser) odn.ad.jp = Eichikiyama
  
• Hye-Hyun (talk⁺ · contribs · deleted contribs · tag · block user · block log · CheckUser) (indef.blocked) = possibly Eichikiyama
  
• Bukubku (talk⁺ · contribs · deleted contribs · tag · block user · block log · CheckUser)

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• Caspian blue 18:54, 25 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Evidence

• Wikipedia:Suspected sock puppets/Azukimonaka
• Wikipedia:Requests for checkuser/Case/Pabopa
• Empress Myeongseong (edit | talk | history | protect | delete | links | watch | logs | views)
• Korea under Japanese rule (edit | talk | history | protect | delete | links | watch | logs | views)

Comments

• I was suggested to file a SSP on Eichikiyama about one and half month ago, and his disruption keeps going on along with obvious meatpuppeting with Bukubku (talk⁺ · contribs · deleted contribs · tag · block user · block log · CheckUser). I believe the user is a reincarnation of Azukimonak, Japanese troll deeply associated with 2channel. Azukimonaka primarily had used ODN ISP[1][2], but sometimes used OCN, home ad. jp and so.net as well. Eichikiyama uses ODN as well.[3][4] just like Azukimonaka. The checkuser, Thatcher said that Eichikiyama is possibly a sock of Azukimonaka[5], and the other checkuser, YellowMonkey also said that Eichikiyama is possibly Hye-Hyun (talk · contribs)[6] who faked his identity as Korean with absolutely zero Korean ability. At first, Eichikiyama feigned to read Korean articles, but his Korean ability was revealed at Talk:Japanese_Sea_Lion#Japanese Sea Lion after his failed attempt to delete information regarding the animal's extinction. Moreover Azukimonaka has several cliche in his writing like "is being written by"[7][8], "Please teach me" etc. Eichikiyama also exactly showed the same cliche at Talk:Tribute#Korean Source[9][10] Moreover, Azukimonaka is very fond of ancient history, manga, cuisine related article, and Eichikiyama's first visit to me was Onigiri, a Japanese food as blanking sited reliable info[11][12] At Azuchi-Momoyama period, 219.66.45.199 (talk · contribs) Azukimonaka's sock appeared and Eichikiyama also took a great interest in the article. On the other hand, Bukubku (talk · contribs) registered his account on Sept.15 right after the massive sock/meat farm from 2channel disrupted at WP:AFD/South Korean cultural claims. He has been taking over mesh.ad.jp sock's edits and inserted distorted info to Empress Myeongseong. After Michael Friedrich (talk · contribs)'s socks were blocked (Wikipedia:Requests for checkuser/Case/Michael Friedrich), Eichikiyama suddenly began meatpuppeting edits of Bukubku and deleted reliable sources at Korea under Japanese rule. Moreover, when massive socks emerged at Comfort women such as Katana-san (talk · contribs), Tanaka-san (talk · contribs), Que Sera Sera Sera (talk · contribs), Zerosen (talk · contribs), Honda-Hawk (talk · contribs), Eichikiyama strangely did not appear unlike his collusion with other editors on other articles, but his possible sock, Hye-Hyun appeared. Therefore, I believe at least Eichikiyama is a sock of Azukimonaka and mentioned editors. --Caspian blue 18:54, 25 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Conclusions

The only named users not already blocked are Eichikiyama and Bukubku and I have to call that  Inconclusive. Strongly advise editors to use talk pages not edit war. — Rlevse • Talk • 22:39, 25 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]