I believe Ray's assesment identifies the crux of the problem. Both parties on opposing
sides of said debate need to engage in discussion regarding the matter. Hopefully through
dispute resolution or the introduction of a third party, the conflict will be satisfied.
Ray Saintonge <saintonge(a)telus.net> wrote: Steve Bennett wrote:
On 22/04/06, Philip Welch wrote:
I would argue that X has the prerogative to
reblock here, since Y
wheel-warred (something that should not have happened) and after
something that should not have happened, it's generally acceptable to
reinstate the status quo ante.
At first glance that seems reasonable, if you accept my definition of
a wheel war being reverting an action in a way that the originating
admin wouldn't agree with. But really, once that's happened, it would
be better for some third/neutral/senior admin to step in.
Better still for the two parties to start a dialogue. Both have
established opening positions; they might still find common ground. If
that doesn't work, then bring in the third person.
Ec
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