User talk:74.218.250.83

May 2013

Stop adding false information to OSU articles. You'll be blocked if you keep it up. JohnInDC (talk) 02:07, 15 May 2013 (UTC)YOU ARE COMPLETELY WRONG, CALLING ME A HOAX IS LUDICROUS!! RECORDS AT OHIO STATE AND OHIO STATE ALUMNI, DOCUMENTS AND PICTURES FROM THE TIMES PROVEN ETC. YOUR HALF-ASSED INVESTIGATIONS ARE LAUGHABLE, YET HARMFUL.

This is your only warning; if you vandalize Wikipedia again, as you did at List of Ohio State University people, you may be blocked from editing without further notice. WARNINGS FOR CORRECTING YOUR WRONGFUL FINDINGS IS FUNNY.JohnInDC (talk) 02:10, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

You have been blocked temporarily from editing for abuse of editing privileges. Once the block has expired, you are welcome to make useful contributions. If you think there are good reasons why you should be unblocked, you may appeal this block by adding below this notice the text {{unblock|reason=Your reason here ~~~~}}, but you should read the guide to appealing blocks first.

Materialscientist (talk) 02:59, 15 May 2013 (UTC)YOU JUST BACKED LIES AND SLANDEROUS LIABLE. I HAVE BEEN TO TASK OVER THE TRUE NAME IDENTITY THEFT I WAS VICTIM OF. I HAVE THE POLICE REPORT AND COURT PAPERS TO PROVE ME OUT AND YOUR CLAIMS ARE NOT ONLY WRONG BUT HARMFUL. I LAUGH AT YOU GUYS PATTING EACH OTHER ON THE BACK FOR BEING WRONGFUL ASSHOLES. TRY SOMETHING MORE RELIABLE THAN GOOGLE FOR VERIFICATIONS. THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED IN COURT BTW!!

If you have "Ohio State [...] documents and pictures" proving's existence, please provide them. Please also read Wikipedia's guideline on identifying reliable sources. Meanwhile, have a look at the "History chapter" of Ohio State's football media guide: there is no trace of a player named "" anywhere. --bender235 (talk) 17:19, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

Who are you? What are your credentials to ask me to prove anything to you. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.218.250.83 (talk • contribs)

On Wikipedia, every information has to be verifiable. This rule not only applies to your edits, but everyone's (including mine, of course). For further information please also read Wikipedia's core content policies. --bender235 (talk) 17:32, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

I provided to the court and police all the documentation for me to be verified and win the identity theft claim. many of the items about me were removed for the privacy laws, section 605B F.C.R.A. I will not just turn over sensitive documents for the sake of wikipedia. I took exception to the 2 users before you that said "hoax" and such. Wrong and can be held accountable as such also. THE OSU, provided items as well. I have not done anything wrong here, the 2 above have. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.218.250.83 (talk • contribs)

It is unclear to me which court case you are referring to. That seems to be irrelevant, anyways. You added information about a player named "" having been selected in the 1977 NFL Draft (when in fact there was no such player). This information of yours has been reverted by User:JohnInDC, and rightfully so. --bender235 (talk) 17:57, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

The statement you are not aware, is what is 100% relevant. I will not indulge you further, as this is now being debased and the name calling by the 2 is what is relevant. I have no need to prove what is right and wrong about the links you provided. I have never submitted false or perpetrated a "hoax" or carried on in the way those 2 stated. Unfounded name calling and wrongful allegations made public is what can be held in contest. I am not done with the issue, but I am done with you and those 2 on here. carry on — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.218.250.83 (talk • contribs)

You have undoubtedly submitted wrong information multiple times. This information, that you added, is clearly and undoubtedly wrong by any standard. Plus, there was no name calling, neither by JohnInDC, nor by Materialscientist. --bender235 (talk) 18:21, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

this is to show you as a prevaricator and canard artist, johnindc:

and came up with absolutely nothing reliable on the guy. Interestingly, he does appear in other user-edited places like IMDB, but not in any actual, reliable, primary or secondary locations. The upshot is that I think he's a hoax; a very well papered one, but a hoax nevertheless, and I've removed him from every spot I can find him in the encyclopedia.

here is materialscientists

here the OSU alumni group features a couple of photos of this person (or of someone claiming his name). It's amusing how thoroughly he's managed to insinuate himself.=-it is a hoax (as it appears to be), it was an elaborate one. Ridding Wikipedia of such hoaxes is invaluable to the project's integrity. Good work, John.

and more

adding "", which appears from a Google search to be the Facebook name for the same person. is equally unknown to the Buckeyes, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, and like is plainly a hoax as well. JohnInDC

called no names? try lying like that in a court of law, ala jodi arias, nabbed — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.218.250.83 (talk • contribs)

Both called the notion, that there is a former All-American and NFL Draftee named "Giovanni Strassini", a hoax. Rightfully so. The information you added is plain wrong, and Wikipedia users (including me) will continue to delete it in case you'll try to re-add it. Unless, of course, you can provide reliable sources for your claims. --bender235 (talk) 19:00, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

at bender- you are assinine. you do not have any info about me that I provided. I have the court ruling and statements from all concerned about the voracity of who i am and what i did. IP addresses are not admissible in court either. stop using my name, fair warning, and remove the name calling from your cohorts mouths and keyboard. you and they are wrong.

Okay, at this point, I don't see any reason to further discuss with you. You bloviate about some bizarre court case, without once explaining what this might have to do with the edits in question. I may choose not to reply here anymore. However, a final warning: the 1973–76 Ohio State Buckeyes football articles, the 1977 NFL Draft article, and some others are now being monitored by multiple users (including me). Which means, if after your block ends you'll continue to vandalize them, you will be blocked immediately (and for a longer period of time). --bender235 (talk) 19:24, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

vaffanculo to you and your endless drivel. i would welcome the opportunity to meet you and these OTHER users as you love to call yourselves, and at THE OSU also. I mentioned a case in court over a "true name idenity" theft issue, and cited the law that was applicable. my life has nothing to do with you and your users, the bio you can read on me was written by my school; THE OSU, and i have photos and documents to prove me out is what i said. athletic department sworn statements, office declarations, and more. why would i do that for you? i said all along wikipedia was NOT set up by myself or with my knowledge when it was first done. IMDB that johnindc brought up was written by others also. the name calling was my contention point, and you kept on and on about what you THINK the other users found and think was truth. sad testament to your claiming you want truth and verification, and all you do is call names and hide. had i cared about what is on your site here i would have been more willing to aid, but the name calling and your assinine verbosity is laughable. pictures speak volumes, articles in plain site to be viewed that are name and date certain, cannot be "hoaxed" or even forged. as i said before, in person that would not happen and your users would eat their words, my time is done here. ciao a finito.

It is somewhat absurd that you repeatedly accuse others of "calling you names", while you are on a barrage of intantile insults.

On topic, your claims devout any logic. Basically you claim there was a major conspiracy to erase name of Ohio State and NFL records as well as newspaper reports. If even we, for a second, would consider this utter nonsense to be true, you'd still have to explain, for instance, why historic footage proofs Pete Johnson scored Ohio State's only TD in the 1976 Rose Bowl, whereas no 8-yd touchdown pass to Strassini (which you claim) can be seen.

To sum it up: you live in a bizarre fantasy world. Please go see professional help somewhere in Charlottte. As for advice for other Wikipedians dealing with you: Don't feed the troll! --bender235 (talk) 01:23, 16 May 2013 (UTC)

bender- i never added a thing here. i do say what your sources have done is call names. i never called a name except talks too much. has no basis of fact. or wrongful in nature. so say what you will for whomever did what you claim, it was not me, as for you, stay under the rock ok? you have nothing to add but negativity. show me one place i claim anything was added by me, and that it was erased in a conspiracy...lies by you!!! quantum leaps to absurd on your part. vaffanculo to you as well stop using my name BENDER. SAY WHAT YOU WILL BUT NOT WITH MY NAME. PRIVACY LAWS STILL EXIST TO PROTECT, ESPECIALLY AFTER MY COURT CASE. IF YOU USE MY NAME HERE AGAIN, LEAVE A NAME AND ALLOW ME TO HAVE AN ATTORNEY SEND YOU A FORMAL CEASE AND DESIST LETTER, UNLESS YOU ARE SIMPLY A COWARDLY ONE.

The simple solution

Anon, the solution to your problem is simple. Go read what Wikipedia says about providing sources for information in the encyclopedia, paying particular attention to the issues of verifiability and reliability. When you have absorbed that, go and find reliable third-party sources (not user-edited stuff like IMDB) to show that either Giovanni Strassini or Giova Stroh played football and / or baseball at OSU, that he was an All-American tight end or All-American 3d baseman, that he scored a touchdown in a Rose Bowl, was drafted by the Browns, and played in the NFL. Likewise for his induction into the Varsity O Hall of Fame. Do that and your edits will stand. Don't do it and they'll be deleted for as long as you care to persist. JohnInDC (talk) 19:05, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

Here incidentally are some reliable, indeed arguably definitive, sources where you will not find any information about Strassini or Stroh:

Varsity O Hall of Fame official list of inductees

Official NCAA list of baseball All-Americans

Official Tournament of Roses recap of the 1976 Rose Bowl game

Official NFL 1977 draft list

1977 Cleveland Browns roster

JohnInDC (talk) 19:20, 15 May 2013 (UTC)