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== Moshe == |
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It's irrelevant whether you used the block time to revert or not: "''sysops must not block editors with whom they are currently engaged in a content dispute''", period. That's the exact wording of the blocking policy and the basics of adminship. [[User:Pecher|Pecher]] <sup>[[User talk:Pecher|Talk]]</sup> 12:26, 5 June 2006 (UTC) |
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:The second sentence (quoted above) gives an interpretation of the first and must be followed to the letter. It doesn't say admins may block if he dosn't use the block to their advantage; it says admins must never block those with whom they are involved in a content dispute. Your references to the first sentence, while disregarding the second one are inappropriate. [[User:Pecher|Pecher]] <sup>[[User talk:Pecher|Talk]]</sup> 12:37, 5 June 2006 (UTC) |
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It's irrelevant whether you used the block time to revert or not: "sysops must not block editors with whom they are currently engaged in a content dispute", period. That's the exact wording of the blocking policy and the basics of adminship. Pecher Talk 12:26, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
- The second sentence (quoted above) gives an interpretation of the first and must be followed to the letter. It doesn't say admins may block if he dosn't use the block to their advantage; it says admins must never block those with whom they are involved in a content dispute. Your references to the first sentence, while disregarding the second one are inappropriate. Pecher Talk 12:37, 5 June 2006 (UTC)