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Other identities edit
Other identities and/or IPs for this user probably include the following:
All his/her IPs trace to the London areas (in the UK) and are often internet cafe type connections. He/she likes to disrupt categories and inflict a large number of small damages, e.g. create misspellings to make links invalid (often on Christian or Jewish pages), and often likes to remove category Jesus from pages. He/she also likes to add categories that do not make sense, but look innocent, e.g. see Miguel Pro. He/she seems to focus on Christians, Jews, and specially Lithuanins. Also seems to edit Jewish chess player pages - specially Lithuanian players. Some other user commented that he/she has been an active vandal on Lithuanian Wikipedia and he/she seems to like to vandalize the user pages of Lithuanian users.
It is also very likely that he/she may be User:Eurovisionman (yet a puppet of another vandal), but there is no definite proof. However, the IPs trace to the London area and the modus operandi seems very similar. And when someone commented on the identity as User:Eurovisionman that seemed to draw a strong emotional response from him/her. That is no proof, but it is worth looking into.
Please add other info, as a repository for his/her activities, so future blocks will be facilitated. He/she will probably be back, it is a question of slowing him down through rapid recognition before too much damage is done. Thanks. History2007 (talk) 03:15, 23 October 2008 (UTC)