Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Rienzo/Evidence

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Anyone, whether directly involved or not, may add evidence to this page. Please make a header for your evidence and sign your comments with your name.

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[edit] Evidence presented by CheeseDreams

[edit] The unity of the editor behind the sockpuppets

The group of alleged sockpuppets reside in Sweden, unusual for an english encyclopedia, particularly for a group of parties opposed to a single individual.

  • User:148.136.141.172 is the IP address for a computer in a public library in Linkoping, in Sweden.
  • User:Rienzo admits to being a contributer from Sweden - [2] (first edit to user page)
  • User:Lady Tara is competent in Swedish - [3] and likely from Sweden as their first ever action was to upload an (unfortunatly mildly sleazy) image from the swedish version [4]
  • User:Nasse (who signs under the name Piglet) admits to being Swedish - [5]

The group use the same terminology and childish style of language

Responding for each other

  • [10] Lady Tara responding to a comment I had placed on Rienzo's talk page (odd how Lady Tara would know the comment was there, as I have had little interaction whatsoever with Rienzo other than that comment)

[edit] Abuse As User:148.136.141.172

8th October

31st October

24th November

I know who this user is at sv: he is,, among outhers. He is neutralized nowdays, (silently promised not too use sock-puppets anymore, but still a user) // Solkoll 17:20, 28 Jan 2005 (UTC)

29th November

[edit] Abuse As User:Rienzo

June

  • [16] By June, rienzo's homophobic vandalism and other actions had resulted in a strong RfC against him, the final state is available at the link given.

5th December

  • [17] forgery of evidence - the quote does not exist on the relevant page's history

[edit] Abuse As User:Baffinisland

10th December

  • [18] homophobic user talk page vandalism (the user's only ever edit) -

[edit] Abuse As User:Lady Tara

29th June

  • The first talk page Lady Tara edited was Rienzo's - [19] implying Lady Tara wasn't homophobic, which is odd, given that Lady Tara also later wrote [20]

12th December

15th December

17th December

[edit] Abuse As User:Nasse

29th November

30th November

  • [28] Another personal attack
  • [29] Another

[edit] Abuse as User:CheeseyDreams

12th January

  • User talk page vandalism [30]
  • User page vandalism [31]

(The above account is now permanently blocked for impersonation and vandalism)

[edit] Evidence presented by Fredrik

[edit] Abuse as User:NahChyps

User:NahChyps made the following edits on 28 June:

  • [32] User page vandalism/anti-gay comments
  • [33] User page vandalism/anti-gay comments

Tim Starling found evidence that NahChyps and Rienzo were the same person (namely that they used the same password).

In addition to being concrete examples of anti-gay personal attacks, these demonstrate that Rienzo is willing to use sockpuppet accounts to deliver them.

[edit] Evidence presented by Thuresson

copied from Wikipedia talk:Requests for arbitration/Rienzo by sannse (talk) 20:14, 25 Jan 2005 (UTC)

148.136.141.172 is a computer belonging to the local administration in Linköping, Sweden (whois). It has been claimed that this is a public computer at the City Library in Linköping. The IP-number has created a lot of extra work for the administrators at Swedish Wikipedia because of slandering, insults, harassment etc and has been banned by myself once.

In November, user LouiseR was nominated for administrator at the Swedish Wikipedia. In the following discussion, he/she was accused of using sock puppets. On November 15, he/she admitted to using the sock puppets CrystalFrame, Råsopen, Mässerschmidtt and Melde and also having registered at the English Wikipedia as User:Rienzo (in Swedish). From mid-november until mid-january he/she hardly made any edits at the Swedish wikipedia and I notice that the same is true for Rienzo.

LouiseR is a respected contributor of articles about clothing but just like Rienzo he/she has also edited articles dealing with christianity, Rome and the holy see.

Thuresson 04:17, 25 Jan 2005 (UTC)

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