This page tracks recurring issues related to individual users in the context of the Arab-Israeli / Palestinian-Israeli conflict. It is maintained by administrators of the WikiProject Arbitration Enforcement, and serves to identify and react to long-term and recurring user conduct problems.
Instructions for project members
One section per user; long sections may be moved to subpages.
The log section is a chronological list of incidents that may be relevant for deciding whether AE action is needed with respect to the user.
Log entries should be signed and consist of a date, a permanent link to the relevant page, a description of the incident and the resulting sanction (if any).
Incidents should be logged only after they are over and a conclusion can be drawn.
Try to make log entries as factual and noncontroversial as possible by summarizing the outcome (if any) of the incident or discussion.
Advice for editors listed on this page
If you are mentioned on this page, this means that at least one administrator has found your editing in the area of conflict to be problematic. Please take the following instruction of the Arbitration Committee into consideration: "Editors wishing to edit in these areas are advised to edit carefully, to adopt Wikipedia's communal approaches (including appropriate conduct, dispute resolution, neutral point of view, no original research and verifiability) in their editing, and to amend behaviors that are deemed to be of concern by administrators. An editor unable or unwilling to do so may wish to restrict their editing to other topics, in order to avoid sanctions."
All entries on this page are the personal opinion of the signing administrator. If you disagree with it, you may say so on the talk page, but administrators will remove overly long posts or attempts to continue the conflict from the talk page.
(User-related content currently blanked as long as project is inactive.Sandstein 18:48, 17 July 2010 (UTC))
See also
Sample entry
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