On 8/13/07, David Gerard <dgerard(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 13/08/07, Anthony <wikimail(a)inbox.org>
wrote:
What relief do you presume that I seek? I
participate on this mailing
list mainly for education, not for relief.
You appeared to be registering a complaint (for which you would
presumably be seeking relief). It's entirely unclear what your
educational purpose was.
If I was going to register a complaint I would have been a lot more
clear about the details of what happened. The fact is I don't even
know all the details myself (though I do know more than I'm releasing
publically), and in fact it is this lack of details which I think is
one of the biggest problems with the checkuser policy, and to get back
on topic, why I find it particularly important to use Tor.
That checkusers have the ability to spy on Wikipedians and checkuser
policy forbids other checkusers from revealing the fact that they did
so is a major problem with Wikipedia.