User talk:2A01:36D:1200:49E2:248A:ECF1:85DF:764E
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Request reason:
None of my edits were even remotely disruptive. I am aware that there is no freedom of speech on Wikipedia, and that content can be deleted at any time. My "crimes" are trying to start an AFD for Wrightspeed X1, which I put on my user page as I am unable to start AFDs, being an anon, rewording Downy to clarify that Lenor is a separate brand, marking two cars for speedy deletion as they are both promotional in tone, and changing a category on Nutsa Buzaladze to make it more accurate, none of which are even remotely disruptive. My old vandal edits from years ago should not be added to the equation (even I am aware those were bad, but I've changed, I've turned over a new leaf.) I have tried appealing on UTRS, but User:Yamla rejected it, telling me to "go troll somewhere else" and that Wikipedia "won't deal with this bullshit". 2A01:36D:1200:49E2:248A:ECF1:85DF:764E (talk) 11:32, 4 February 2024 (UTC)
Decline reason:
Your last avenue of appeal is the Arbitration Committee since you have been turned down everywhere else. 331dot (talk) 17:04, 4 February 2024 (UTC)
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