Aphaia has said a number of times that she was involved in the investigation and didn't resent or have any negative feelings towards the en.wp folks involved in wrapping this up. So far those are the only clear statements that I've seen from her regarding her view of this event in a "cross-wiki" context. I understand from other comments that she isn't willing to focus on this problem until the question of en.wikiquote's future is resolved - although from what I read the last I checked, the proposal for closing en.wq was unlikely to even approach consensus. It's as obvious to me as it is to most people - this person was engaged in a long-term project of bamboozling the entire Wikimedia community, not just individual wikis. It may be that it will take a Wikimedia community decision (and not an en.wikiquote community decision) to put an end to MB's presence on all projects. It may also be that most of us are used to the pace of decisions on the English Wikipedia - where responses to this sort of thing are very quick and complete. It is true that since the privileges of MB on WMF projects are contained and limited, the potential for damage (while we await action from en.wq and others) is small. Nathan On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 10:59 AM, David Gerard <dgerard(a)gmail.com> wrote: