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Request reason:

This is totally unjustified. Either User:Yellowmonkey is a biased pro-Indian user or either he has problems with specific content about India on the State-sponsored terrorism article. In the past, there have been multiple users editing this article, and inserting content about State-terrorism. However, suprisingly, each time when something is written about India, Yellowmonkey just erases the whole section without even bothering to clarify properly on the talk page or explaining the reason for the removal. In fact, he's never even taken the effort to come up on my talk page and tell me what his concern is regarding the information let alone hand out a warning at least. Recently, I wrote content about three Indian spies who had contact with the Research and Analysis Wing, and had plotted terrorist attacks in Pakistan ( I provided over 8 references just to clarify that statement, all from different sources), however, unsurprisingly, User Yellowmonkey jumped in the scene again and did not just remove that info, but removed the whole "India" section completely, for what I believe to be the 20th time now. I think he is taking unfair and undue advantage of being a Wikipedia administrator, and his inexcusable and baseless edits are completely violating Wikipedia's neutral point of view, as well as being a form of groundless vandalism. Also note, I am not the first user who has been blocked by Yellowmonkey. He has previously blocked some other users as well, that continously write stuff relating to alleged state-sponsored terrorism by India. Furthermore, if there are concerns with the language structure I use, for evident proof, you can go to the article and read the page history yourself. If you click on the link that leads to what I previously may have written, you may find that the things I wrote about the 3 Indian agents (with my other account) only contained facts about their plot, and what their intentions were, not anything that may offend India, something what I think Yellowmonkey's behaviour seems to be deemed by. If it is illegal to write about Indian state-sponsored terrorism on Wikipedia, please take the initiative to inform me. Oh by the way, you may notice that the reason for my block is "socking". Although he is right, please note that I was already blocked before this, which was to be expired on March 2, however, since I repeated the "mistake" of posting Indian-related content on the article , which is "offensive", with one my other accounts, he has extended my block to another 3 months on the basis of socking.

Decline reason:

Strike one. Now try again without accusing long-serving, well-respected users of wrongdoing. (See WP:GAB for clues). Nobody will unblock when your request starts with an attack on somebody else. ➲ redvers sit down next to me 11:13, 24 February 2009 (UTC)Reply


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Request reason:

I understand why I was blocked. Consequently, I promise and assure that I will not post India-related content on the State-sponsored terrorism article as user:Yellowmonkey found it offensive, and will also refrain from having multiple accounts and all of my other actions that were viewed against Wikipedia's rules. Also, although I was aware that socking is against Wikipedia's policies, I thought it was okay to have multiple accounts even when a person is blocked, provided that the edits that a user is making are useful and good. As a result, I re-assure that once unblocked, I will make constructive edits in accordance with Wikipedia's rules and policies and request for being unblocked. If I ever make any another mistake again, I will readily accept any action from the administrators.

Decline reason:

Strike two. If you can convince Jayron and Yellowmonkey you should be unblocked, that will be fine. But you haven't convinced me. Your excuse for sockpuppetry is ludicrous, and the only other thing I can see in your appeal is a non-believable promise married to an insult on the integrity of a highly-respected editor. Deacon of Pndapetzim (Talk) 18:39, 27 February 2009 (UTC)Reply


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Before I respond to this unblock request, you admit that you have created additional accounts to dodge this block. Could you please list all alternat accounts you have created? --Jayron32.talk.contribs 12:11, 27 February 2009 (UTC)Reply
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Request reason:

I was of the view that if somebody had problems with my edits on the State-sponsored terrorism article, they should send a clarified warning or at least contact me on the talk page about it. But for very own strange reasons, I have been blocked without even a single warning. The Admin who blocked me set an extended block of upto 23 May! (which is 2 months from now). Despite repeated assurances, I am still being deliberately ignored. Yellowmonkey first blocked me on the basis of repeated "vandalism" because I kept posting the same adjacent content. How in the name of God are some of the things in the India section percieved as vandalism, especially with the fact that some statements even had references - especially the statement which said that "3 Indian RAW agents were arrested in Lahore" had 8 citations. And then there were facts like India's suspected funding of the BLA and also deeper history, like its involvement with the Tamil Tigers in the past. Anyway, I consider this discussion to be pointless as it is merely like raking up old issues. In short......I am still confused with the injustice.

Decline reason:

I'd find your claim believable, if you hadn't been evading your block for the past 10 days as Pacifist94. Strike three--you're out. Blueboy96 15:35, 7 March 2009 (UTC)Reply


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