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User talk:Freakazoid
Revision as of 12:57, 28 February 2010 by 98.111.89.65 (talk)
I have blocked you for being offensive and potentially intimidating behavior on Aescula's RfA page. I was going to just let the frivolous vote slide; however, linking other personal profiles is crossing the line. The ban is effective for one week. --Briess 02:47, 26 February 2010 (UTC)
- Actually, if you look closely, Greenmeanie suggested that she was not a furry. Those links were to prove that she was.
- I have to disagree. Looking at your edit context, ([1]) I find no evidence that your response was to disprove Greenmeanie. Quotes: "Some things you should know about Aescula:", " Furries cause drama." Nowhere do you specifically mention that you are providing evidence to disprove Greenmeanie, and that's not inferable from the context. I will go ahead and reduce your ban length from 1 week to 3 days, meaning it will expire sometime tomorrow. --Briess 09:34, 27 February 2010 (UTC)
- Just because I didn't put those links under greenmeanie's quote, doesn't mean they don't disprove greenmeanie's argument, and you know that. My opinion was left seperate from the facts. You're looking for a reason to justify your trigger happy ban finger, but all you have is this strawman argument. I deserve an apology from you.
- I have to disagree. Looking at your edit context, ([1]) I find no evidence that your response was to disprove Greenmeanie. Quotes: "Some things you should know about Aescula:", " Furries cause drama." Nowhere do you specifically mention that you are providing evidence to disprove Greenmeanie, and that's not inferable from the context. I will go ahead and reduce your ban length from 1 week to 3 days, meaning it will expire sometime tomorrow. --Briess 09:34, 27 February 2010 (UTC)