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Statement of the dispute[edit]

Noloop has continualy accused multiple users of trolling, stalking, and possible socking. I think that this has gone far enough. Noloops behavoir is completely unnessecary. Either Noloop get his/her act together, or be blocked. He/she has now started stalking WebHamster.

Desired outcome[edit]

For Noloop to be able to work with editors who disagree with him/her peacefully.

Description[edit]

Noloop (talk · contribs) has a propensity for being a tendentious and inflexible editor. He has total faith in his being right at whatever he is arguing for. Anyone disagreeing with him is almost immediately accused of going against consensus and being "trollish" and "antagonistic". He has demonstrated that he does not understand how consensus works in that he firmly believes that not only should his opinion be listened to (which of course is correct) but because he is right anyone that disagrees is actually going against consensus. He does not, or won't, understand that consensus on Wikipedia is, in effect, about majorities. For example when he and I alone were 'discussing' the deletion by him of long-standing sourced materials his response that I reverted his edits was that I was going against consensus yet only he and I were then involved. He also has difficulty understanding the rules of NPOV. It is his opinion that an article that is effectively a point of view, such as the frequently mentioned anti-Americanism article must be supported by neutral PoV references. He fails to understand that NPOV rules only effect the way we editors write the article, not about how the article is supported by 3rd party references. Likewise he has a similar misunderstanding of the use of weasel and peacock words. It is his viewpoint (and therefore should be ours) that these should not be used under any circumstances even when they have a reference that directly supports them. Which again is a continuation of his understanding of NPOV.

But ultimately his main problem is total and unwavering belief that he is correct and what he says goes. As a result he generates high levels of frustration in the editors he is dealing with which invariably results in uncivil behaviour being directed at him. In blunt terms he has an unenviable ability to piss off everyone he works with, very quickly.

This is further exacerbated by his frequent use of bureaucratic gaming to get his own way. He frequently complains to other editors and admins about people who disagree with him, invariably referring to them as trolls and sockpuppets. Several times he has complained at ANI about other editors' behaviour towards himself. But he really doesn't see that it was he himself that catalysed the very situation that he is complaining about. --WebHamster 12:41, 12 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Noloop has started stalking WebHamster.Abce2|Aww nuts!Wribbit!(Sign here) 20:58, 14 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Evidence of disputed behavior[edit]

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  9. [9] Making threats to carry out vandalism if he does not get his way.Slatersteven (talk) 12:58, 12 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]
  10. [10]Noloop canvassing another edit to an ANI he/she started.
  11. [11]Noloop stating that he/she isn't canvassing, even when he/she is.
  12. [12]
  13. [13]More canvassing
  14. [14]
  15. [15]
  16. [16]More troll accusations.
  17. [17]Deletes about half the article, stating that, "There's no consensus."
  18. [18]Refuses to come to RFC, stating that this is just a troll potluck.
  19. [19]More accusations of trolling.
  20. [20]
  21. [21]
  22. [22]Accuasing a user of stalking, but user had page on watchlist before
  23. [23]
  24. [24]Has started stalking Webhamster.

Applicable policies and guidelines[edit]

  1. Assume Good faith
  2. Don't template the regulars
  3. Incivility with regard to making unsubstantiated accusations
  4. No Personal Attacks with regard to name calling with no evidence to support same.

Evidence of trying to resolve the dispute[edit]

  1. [25]
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Evidence of failing to resolve the dispute[edit]

  1. [29]
  2. [30]
  3. [31]
  4. [32] "Read the definition of consensus. It is not majority. A majority seems to be harmful to it, since the majority can use its advantage in an edit war to blow off the consensus process."
  5. [33] Absolute corker of a quote from Noloop "There doesn't need to be consensus to remove them, there needs to be consensus to add them"
  6. [34]
  7. [35] Name calling. Calls Wikipedia full of "fuckwits" and admins useless.
  8. [[36]] another block for edit waring (is first act on being unblocked). Using the same excuses he used before.Slatersteven (talk) 23:14, 18 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Users certifying the basis for this dispute[edit]

  1. Abce2|Aww nuts!Wribbit!(Sign here) 20:57, 11 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]
  2. --WebHamster 12:19, 12 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]
  3. Slatersteven (talk) 13:00, 12 August 2009 (UTC) I no longer have any choice, given the above threat, and the virtual admision he does not read souorces, just objects to them.[reply]

Other users who endorse this summary[edit]

  1. Until It Sleeps Wake me 21:51, 22 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Summary[edit]

Proceeded to ArbCom.

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