User talk:1.145.19.122

May 2021

Your edits on Zac Cini were reverted because it doesn't need that many links. GameEnd (talk) 17:42, 4 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]

You currently appear to be engaged in an edit war according to the reverts you have made on Zac Cini. This means that you are repeatedly changing content back to how you think it should be although other editors disagree. Users are expected to collaborate with others, to avoid editing disruptively, and to try to reach a consensus, rather than repeatedly undoing other users' edits once it is known that there is a disagreement.

Points to note:

Edit warring is disruptive regardless of how many reverts you have made;
Do not edit war even if you believe you are right.

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April 2023: unblock

This user's unblock request has been reviewed by an administrator, who declined the request. Other administrators may also review this block, but should not override the decision without good reason (see the blocking policy).

1.145.19.122 (block log • active blocks • global blocks • contribs • deleted contribs • filter log • creation log • change block settings • unblock • checkuser (log))

Request reason:

Have a look at Fraction of inspired oxygen and tell me if you think it's worth blocking me so that I can't fix the obvious problems in that article that've been there since September 2022?

I say again, you could at least exclude the article Talk pages from being blocked.

Is the current block imposed due to edits made on Talk pages? I'd be pretty sure it wasn't. (Although the description is notably paltry in detail, and I wasn't able to obtain further information about the rationale for this block even after I explicitly asked WP admin's for it. So I'm basing my conclusion on scanning the recent contribution logs for the blocked IP range, alongside past experience.)

WP policy is that blocks should be proportionate, and only go so far as is necessary to prevent the disruptive actions of concern, in order to limit collateral damage to the minimum. I'm asking for this block to be reviewed because it isn't compliant with WP's own policies.

—DIV (1.145.19.122 (talk) 12:29, 14 April 2023 (UTC))[reply]

Decline reason:

The stated reason for the block is edit warring, but you do not discuss that in this request. 331dot (talk) 12:58, 14 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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April 2023: unblock2 — please actually consider it properly this time

This user is asking that their block be reviewed:

1.145.19.122 (block log • active blocks • global blocks • contribs • deleted contribs • filter log • creation log • change block settings • unblock • checkuser (log))

Request reason:

Have a look at Fraction of inspired oxygen and tell me if you think it's worth blocking me so that I can't fix the obvious problems in that article that've been there since September 2022?

I say again, you could at least exclude the article Talk pages from being blocked.

Is the current block imposed due to edits made on Talk pages? I'd be pretty sure it wasn't. (Although the description is notably paltry in detail, and I wasn't able to obtain further information about the rationale for this block even after I explicitly asked WP admin's for it. So I'm basing my conclusion on scanning the recent contribution logs for the blocked IP range, alongside past experience.)

WP policy is that blocks should be proportionate, and only go so far as is necessary to prevent the disruptive actions of concern, in order to limit collateral damage to the minimum. I'm asking for this block to be reviewed because it isn't compliant with WP's own policies.

UPDATE:

The foregoing request was declined by 331dot with the supposed rationale, "The stated reason for the block is edit warring, but you do not discuss that in this request."

Apparently 331dot was unable to understand that "edit warring" was the clear reason given for a proportionate one-day block in May 2021 on a single IP address. Which is nothing whatsoever to do with the present block.

The current disproportionate six-month block on IP range 1.145.0.0/17 was implemented in March 2023 for the vague reason "Disruptive editing" — which I did refer to in my unblock request. Specifically, I mentioned that such wording is too vague; after looking through the logs for this IP range, I was unable to find a clear case "disruptive editing". And in separate communications with WP admin's I did not get any answer to my explicit request for more detail on which specific activities were of such serious nature as to warrant this current block.

I realise that there are quite a few unblock requests coming in, but it doesn't inspire confidence when the admin reviewing the request isn't able to understand which block is currently in force.

To be fair, WP makes it unnecessarily difficult to track down the block message. There's nothing about how to find the block status on any of the internal WP block 'help' or 'FAQ' pages. I've also complained before about this general issue, saying that such information, including particularly the link to the IP range's contributions, should be given in the block message.

As a matter of fact, having seen a variety of IP range blocks of dubious merit, I'm wondering if unblock requests are ever approved. Any examples? Do admins keep statistics on this? They should be!

—DIV (49.179.9.115 (talk) 12:40, 16 April 2023 (UTC))[reply]

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{{Unblock on hold |1=blocking administrator |2=Have a look at '''[[Fraction of inspired oxygen]]''' and tell me if you think it's worth blocking me so that I can't fix the ''obvious'' problems in that article that've been there since September 2022?  

I say again, '''you could at least exclude the article Talk pages from being blocked'''.  

Is the current block imposed due to edits made on Talk pages?  I'd be pretty sure it wasn't.  <small>(Although the description is notably paltry in detail, and I wasn't able to obtain further information about the rationale for this block even after I explicitly asked WP admin's for it.  So I'm basing my conclusion on scanning the recent contribution logs for the blocked IP range, alongside past experience.)</small>  

WP policy is that blocks should be proportionate, and only go ''so far as is necessary to prevent the disruptive actions of concern'', in order to limit [[WP:COLLATERAL|collateral damage]] to the minimum.  I'm asking for this block to be reviewed because it isn't compliant with WP's own policies.  

'''UPDATE:'''  

The foregoing request was declined by [[User:331dot|331dot]] with the supposed rationale, "The stated reason for the block is edit warring, but you do not discuss that in this request."

Apparently [[User:331dot|331dot]] was unable to understand that "edit warring" was the ''clear'' reason given for a ''proportionate'' '''one-day''' block in '''May 2021''' on a '''single IP address'''.  Which is nothing whatsoever to do with the present block.  

The current ''disproportionate'' '''six-month''' block on [[Special:Contributions/1.145.0.0/17|'''IP range''' 1.145.0.0/17]] was implemented in '''March 2023''' for the ''vague'' reason "Disruptive editing" — which I did refer to in my unblock request.  Specifically, I mentioned that such wording is too vague;  after looking through the logs for this IP range, I was unable to find a clear case "disruptive editing".  And in separate communications with WP admin's I did not get any answer to my explicit request for more detail on which specific activities were of such serious nature as to warrant this current block.  

I realise that there are quite a few unblock requests coming in, but it doesn't inspire confidence when the admin reviewing the request isn't able to understand which block is currently in force.  

To be fair, WP makes it unnecessarily difficult to track down the block message.  There's nothing about how to find the block status on any of the internal WP block 'help' or 'FAQ' pages.  <small>I've also complained before about this general issue, saying that such information, including particularly the link to the IP range's contributions, should be given in the block message.</small>

<small>As a matter of fact, having seen a variety of IP range blocks of dubious merit, I'm wondering if unblock requests are ''ever'' approved.  Any examples?  Do admins keep statistics on this?  They should be!</small>

—DIV ([[Special:Contributions/49.179.9.115|49.179.9.115]] ([[User talk:49.179.9.115|talk]]) 12:40, 16 April 2023 (UTC)) |3 = ~~~~}}

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{{unblock reviewed |1=Have a look at '''[[Fraction of inspired oxygen]]''' and tell me if you think it's worth blocking me so that I can't fix the ''obvious'' problems in that article that've been there since September 2022?  

I say again, '''you could at least exclude the article Talk pages from being blocked'''.  

Is the current block imposed due to edits made on Talk pages?  I'd be pretty sure it wasn't.  <small>(Although the description is notably paltry in detail, and I wasn't able to obtain further information about the rationale for this block even after I explicitly asked WP admin's for it.  So I'm basing my conclusion on scanning the recent contribution logs for the blocked IP range, alongside past experience.)</small>  

WP policy is that blocks should be proportionate, and only go ''so far as is necessary to prevent the disruptive actions of concern'', in order to limit [[WP:COLLATERAL|collateral damage]] to the minimum.  I'm asking for this block to be reviewed because it isn't compliant with WP's own policies.  

'''UPDATE:'''  

The foregoing request was declined by [[User:331dot|331dot]] with the supposed rationale, "The stated reason for the block is edit warring, but you do not discuss that in this request."

Apparently [[User:331dot|331dot]] was unable to understand that "edit warring" was the ''clear'' reason given for a ''proportionate'' '''one-day''' block in '''May 2021''' on a '''single IP address'''.  Which is nothing whatsoever to do with the present block.  

The current ''disproportionate'' '''six-month''' block on [[Special:Contributions/1.145.0.0/17|'''IP range''' 1.145.0.0/17]] was implemented in '''March 2023''' for the ''vague'' reason "Disruptive editing" — which I did refer to in my unblock request.  Specifically, I mentioned that such wording is too vague;  after looking through the logs for this IP range, I was unable to find a clear case "disruptive editing".  And in separate communications with WP admin's I did not get any answer to my explicit request for more detail on which specific activities were of such serious nature as to warrant this current block.  

I realise that there are quite a few unblock requests coming in, but it doesn't inspire confidence when the admin reviewing the request isn't able to understand which block is currently in force.  

To be fair, WP makes it unnecessarily difficult to track down the block message.  There's nothing about how to find the block status on any of the internal WP block 'help' or 'FAQ' pages.  <small>I've also complained before about this general issue, saying that such information, including particularly the link to the IP range's contributions, should be given in the block message.</small>

<small>As a matter of fact, having seen a variety of IP range blocks of dubious merit, I'm wondering if unblock requests are ''ever'' approved.  Any examples?  Do admins keep statistics on this?  They should be!</small>

—DIV ([[Special:Contributions/49.179.9.115|49.179.9.115]] ([[User talk:49.179.9.115|talk]]) 12:40, 16 April 2023 (UTC)) |decline = {{subst:Decline reason here}} ~~~~}}

If you accept the unblock request, replace this template with the following, substituting Accept reason here with your rationale:

{{unblock reviewed |1=Have a look at '''[[Fraction of inspired oxygen]]''' and tell me if you think it's worth blocking me so that I can't fix the ''obvious'' problems in that article that've been there since September 2022?  

I say again, '''you could at least exclude the article Talk pages from being blocked'''.  

Is the current block imposed due to edits made on Talk pages?  I'd be pretty sure it wasn't.  <small>(Although the description is notably paltry in detail, and I wasn't able to obtain further information about the rationale for this block even after I explicitly asked WP admin's for it.  So I'm basing my conclusion on scanning the recent contribution logs for the blocked IP range, alongside past experience.)</small>  

WP policy is that blocks should be proportionate, and only go ''so far as is necessary to prevent the disruptive actions of concern'', in order to limit [[WP:COLLATERAL|collateral damage]] to the minimum.  I'm asking for this block to be reviewed because it isn't compliant with WP's own policies.  

'''UPDATE:'''  

The foregoing request was declined by [[User:331dot|331dot]] with the supposed rationale, "The stated reason for the block is edit warring, but you do not discuss that in this request."

Apparently [[User:331dot|331dot]] was unable to understand that "edit warring" was the ''clear'' reason given for a ''proportionate'' '''one-day''' block in '''May 2021''' on a '''single IP address'''.  Which is nothing whatsoever to do with the present block.  

The current ''disproportionate'' '''six-month''' block on [[Special:Contributions/1.145.0.0/17|'''IP range''' 1.145.0.0/17]] was implemented in '''March 2023''' for the ''vague'' reason "Disruptive editing" — which I did refer to in my unblock request.  Specifically, I mentioned that such wording is too vague;  after looking through the logs for this IP range, I was unable to find a clear case "disruptive editing".  And in separate communications with WP admin's I did not get any answer to my explicit request for more detail on which specific activities were of such serious nature as to warrant this current block.  

I realise that there are quite a few unblock requests coming in, but it doesn't inspire confidence when the admin reviewing the request isn't able to understand which block is currently in force.  

To be fair, WP makes it unnecessarily difficult to track down the block message.  There's nothing about how to find the block status on any of the internal WP block 'help' or 'FAQ' pages.  <small>I've also complained before about this general issue, saying that such information, including particularly the link to the IP range's contributions, should be given in the block message.</small>

<small>As a matter of fact, having seen a variety of IP range blocks of dubious merit, I'm wondering if unblock requests are ''ever'' approved.  Any examples?  Do admins keep statistics on this?  They should be!</small>

—DIV ([[Special:Contributions/49.179.9.115|49.179.9.115]] ([[User talk:49.179.9.115|talk]]) 12:40, 16 April 2023 (UTC)) |accept = accept reason here ~~~~}}

49.179.9.115 (talk) 12:40, 16 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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