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My pontificality of prelates

Terms of unblock

Further to our conversation by email, I'm about to change the settings of your block to expire at 19:02 (UTC), 2 September 2011 (which is about 19 hours from now). The conditions for this are:

  • The reinstatement of your previous agreement with Xeno (to explain actions in edit summaries, and not to refer to legitimate scrutiny as harassment)
  • A prohibition on redirecting or tagging for speedy or proposed deletion any article related to Doctor Who. You may still use AfD, but are cautioned against nominating articles that have little realistic chance of being deleted.
  • A requirement that you clearly explain your rationale for any revert in your edit summary and an encouragement to make use of dispute resolution processes as an alternative to repeated reverts. Your own userspace and edits that any reasonable editor would agree constitute vandalism are excepted.
  • A requirement that any allegations of misconduct you wish to make be made on a relevant noticeboard and nowhere else (and in particular not in edit summaries)
  • Violation of these restrictions will lead to blocks of escalating duration: starting with one week, then proceeding to one month and so on. This does not impede administrators from taking what they believe to be appropriate action arising from conduct that does not fall under these restrictions.
  • These restrictions will be reviewed on or shortly after 1 January 2012 and likely lifted if there are no significant problems in the meantime. HJ Mitchell | Penny for your thoughts? 00:57, 2 September 2011 (UTC)