User talk:Bidgee/Requests for comment/Aaron Brenneman

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Statement of the dispute[edit]

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Desired outcome[edit]

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By rasing this I hope that full honest apology for the handling of the whole saga, wrongful block and their behaviour is given by Aaron Brednneman. My block log to be annotated by Aaron Brednneman stating that the block was wrongfully done (links in block logs are useless as how many people copy/past and read the link?) and Aaron Brenneman should recall himself to allow other editors to see whether he should continue to have the Admin tools or not. Bidgee (talk) 16:49, 30 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Description[edit]

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Sequence of events[edit]

Article history

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Article talk page

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Warnings

Aaron Brednneman as an involved Admin decided to warn us even though he had not ask or taken it to a third party. He only warned Stepopen and myself but not Cecilex. He even re-threatened me

ANI and Aaron Brednneman

I would list the diffs and comments made on ANI but I'm having a hard time going back to the date the ANI thread was made so the archive will have to do. Most if not everyone agreed that the block should not have happened, while I do agree my behaviour was not ideal however having an Admin who is involved will to allow SPA's to reinserting content which didn't cite on what was stated or just plainly unreliable to the fact they were POV or opinion based articles. However Aaron Brednneman has failed to answer a number of my questions in the ANI thread, as a editor fine but as an Admin it is not good enough.

The fact that Aaron Brednneman said that full protection wasn't needed yet blocking me (more then an hour later even though someone else also reverted Cecilex's edit), has me questing he ability to be an Admin.

Even the way they have handled themselves on my talk page and the fact that Nick Thorne's comment explains how I feel out of this whole mess.

Powers misused[edit]

  • Blocking (log):
  1. Bidgee (talk · contribs · deleted contribs · logs · filter log · block user · block log)


Applicable policies[edit]

  1. Using the block for punitive action when it was clear that I hadn't or would revert or disrupt the article
  2. Conflict of interest in the dispute and using the Admin tools to block one editor and not the other
  1. Very much like the blocking policy, due to the fact they they were involved in the dispute (via the heated talk page discussion)

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