[WikiEN-l] Indefinite block and desysopping by User:Danny

Thu Apr 20 22:07:48 UTC 2006

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slimvirgin at gmail.com stated for the record:

> Exactly right. Some admins have adopted a definition of "wheel
> warring" that excludes the first revert of an admin action -- so that
> if X blocks, and Y unblocks, Y is not wheel warring. But if X restores
> the block, X has started the wheel war. This is nonsense. The first
> person to undo the original admin action has started the wheel war,
> and it's that first undoing that shouldn't be happening as a rule.
> 
> Sarah

Under this definition, Eloquence's block truly would be a death
sentence, since no one could ever revert Danny's stupid initial
indefinite block -- even Jimbo.

Is that the effect you want to have?

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