On 11 March 2012 11:49, David Gerard dgerard@gmail.com wrote:
On 11 March 2012 11:19, Robert Alvarez vezbox@gmail.com wrote:
I see at least two current Arbcom members posting there quite recently and even responding to requests of banned users to do things on their behalf on Wikipedia (such as John Vandenberg working for Edward Buckner).
Editing on behalf of banned users used to be a blocking offence. Presumably this has changed.
To my knowledge, that has always been interpreted to allow editing on the suggestion of a banned user, but you have to decide for yourself whether it is a good edit and the responsibility for the edit lies entirely with you. There is nothing wrong with a banned user pointing out that there is a spelling mistake in an article and you going and fixing it.
What is John Vandenberg alleged to have done for Edward Buckner?