[Foundation-l] Dealing with interwiki disruption

[Geoffrey Plourde]

This actually sounds like a good idea. Keeps Willy on Wheels from becoming Guillermo en Carro. 



----- Original Message ----
From: Christiano Moreschi <moreschiwikiman at hotmail.co.uk>
To: Wikimedia Foundation Mailing List <foundation-l at lists.wikimedia.org>
Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2008 1:47:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Foundation-l] Dealing with interwiki disruption


Apologies if this has already been proposed - I haven't read all the thread - but what would be really helpful is a noticeboard on meta for admins and trusted users from all projects to confer about users whose disruptive activities span multiple projects. Such a thing may exist already, but if so it doesn't seem to have been very widely publicised.

CM

Odi profanum vulgus et arceo.

> Date: Fri, 9 May 2008 11:18:44 -0700
> From: saintonge at telus.net
> To: foundation-l at lists.wikimedia.org
> Subject: Re: [Foundation-l] Dealing with interwiki disruption
> 
> White Cat wrote:
> > You realize what you are saying is the opposite of what you mean right?
> >  
> Quite the contrary.  While I'm not a great supporter of global blocking 
> in the first place, it is clear that Brian understands the problems.  
> Your excess of enthusiasm for the proposal suggests that with friends 
> like you the proposal needs no enemies
> > The local community should decide weather or not to give a second chance to
> > the disruptive user. Such a decision should not be made bu the disruptive
> > user.
> >  
> We are not talking about "second" chances but first chances.  Assuming 
> good faith includes treating a project newbie on the basis of what he 
> does in a project, not on the basis of his being on somebody's prejudice 
> list. As Birgitte has stated, Wikisource regulars are quite capable of 
> recognizing a disruptive users when they come along.  I assure you that 
> those who seek to impose their personal POVs about the rules or import 
> some other project's robotic solutions are far more disruptive than 
> vandals, spammers and trolls.
> > When a disruptive user blocked on some other wiki starts editing another
> > wiki. Consider a user indef banned from en.wikiquote starts to edit
> > en.wikisource... The local community should know exactly who they are
> > dealing with.
> >    -- White Cat
> >  
> The local community knows exactly what he is doing by reading his posts 
> in that community's project.  If Wikiquote found some reason to ban the 
> user there, that is entirely their business.
> 
> Ec


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