I posted this 4 days ago, which is why I sent three
different emails. The auto-reply said that I should
give it 12-hours, which I first did, and then I tried
again. I still don't agree with the ruling. In my
eyes, I didn't break any existing Wiki rules, and I
don't like when admins start to interpret the rules
and enforce them; and I also don't think that I should
have to justify something that did not break the
rules. But whatever. I know you guys will never
understand.
--- Sam Spade
<samspade.thomasjefferson(a)googlemail.com> wrote:
I think this is a pretty clear case on
non-encyclopedic disruption.
The disruption policy is intentionally vague. There
is no possible way
they could have thought up all the ways a person
might disrupt our
project. Heck, if they listed all the different ways
people have
historically disrupted our project, it would be so
long and useless a
list as to be disruptive itself.
My first thought was for you to ad the image in
question to a page
where it might be apropriate, but that is probably
not a good idea at
this point either. Having been involved in a few
scrapes regarding
images others prefered not to see, my advice is to
find something
elese to do.
You seem interested in Romanian history. Would you
perhaps be able to help out w
?
Cheers,
Sam Spade
On 1/21/06, MacGyverMagic/Mgm
<macgyvermagic(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I know being blocked is annoying and may well
make
you angry, but please
don't spam the mailing list with 3 the same
messages. One will do just as
well.
Could you explain why you posted the image on your
userpage to begin with. I
don't see how the image of another user is
relevant to a page about you and
your work.
Mgm
On 1/17/06, STEFAN CLAUDIU TIULEA
<wizzard_bane(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I have been blocked for displaying a photo on my
> userpage. The photo in question was of another
user
> and was in "good standard". I was
given an
ultimatum
> to remove the photo or be blocked.
>
> I argued that I had the right to display the
photo on
> my userpage and that there was nothing in
the
policy
> that disallowed me from doing so. I also
argued
that
> the user in question agreed to release the
photo
under
> GDU at the time when they uploaded the
photo.
>
> FeloniousMonk blocked me for 24-hours for
harassment
> and disruption. I don't see how I did
any of
that by
> having the photo displayed on my userpage.
Nowhere in
> your policy does it say that we can disrupt
by
having
> a photo in "good standing"
displayed on our
userpage.
> I would like to know whether I am in the
wrong,
and if
> so, why; and I would like to be unblocked.
Thank
you.
>
> Anittas.
>
> Related link:
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