Code |
Situation |
Solution |
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Obvious, disruptive sock puppet |
Block. No checkuser is necessary. |
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Disruptive "throwaway" account used only for a few edits |
Block. No checkuser is necessary. |
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Checkuser on yourself to "prove your innocence" |
Such requests are not accepted. Please do not ask. |
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Question about a possible sock puppet related to an open arbitration case |
Request checkuser on the arbitration case pages. |
A |
Request to identify and block the IP addresses responsible for blatant vandalism and attack accounts |
List here in the IP check section. |
B |
Evasion of bans or other remedies issued by the arbitration committee |
List here along with a link to the closed case. |
C |
Ongoing, serious pattern vandalism involving dozens of incidents |
List here with diffs. |
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Vote fraud on ongoing vote |
Wait until vote closes before listing |
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Vote fraud where the possible sockpuppet votes do not affect the outcome of the vote |
List on Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents |
D |
Vote fraud for a closed vote where the possible sockpuppet votes affect the outcome |
List here with a link to the closed vote. |
E |
3RR violation using socks |
List here with links to four diffs showing the 3RR violation |
F |
Evasion of community-based bans or blocks |
List here with a diff of the discussion that resulted in the ban or block. |
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Other disruption of articles |
List on Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Incidents |
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Open proxy where you already know the IP address |
List on Wikipedia:WikiProject on open proxies |
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You want access to the checkuser tool yourself |
You may contact the Arbitration Committee, but be advised that such access is rarely granted |
G |
Request doesn't fit any of the criteria but you believe a check is warranted anyway |
List here with a brief summary of the situation and links to further discussion |