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			== Question ==

			Hello NE Ent. I'm the person who contacted you , but I finally have an account now.

			There is an issue I explained that I think should be in arbitration. Courcelles told me if I want Arbcom to take a new look at it, I should make a case request. I never have tried to do that before, and I wonder if arbitrators won't take it seriously because I registered so recently, even though before registering I edited for a long time as an IP. But I don't think it should be delayed until after I make more edits from my account, because then arbitrators will think it happened so long ago it no longer matters. You seem familiar with the history of this situation, so can you give any help? ] (]) 10:40, 29 March 2013 (UTC)

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MELODRAMATIC GOODBYE

This user is no longer very active on Misplaced Pages.

I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore
— Howard Beale (Network)

Just kidding.

It's time for me to go real life for awhile. The hours of sunlight in my North American locale are increasing rapidly, which brings on more tasks, and a recent employment change have reduced the time I have for my wiki-hobby.
This is not in response to the actions of any individual or group on Misplaced Pages.

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Question

Hello NE Ent. I'm the person who contacted you here, but I finally have an account now.

There is an issue I explained here that I think should be in arbitration. Courcelles told me if I want Arbcom to take a new look at it, I should make a case request. I never have tried to do that before, and I wonder if arbitrators won't take it seriously because I registered so recently, even though before registering I edited for a long time as an IP. But I don't think it should be delayed until after I make more edits from my account, because then arbitrators will think it happened so long ago it no longer matters. You seem familiar with the history of this situation, so can you give any help? Akuri (talk) 10:40, 29 March 2013 (UTC)