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=Contributions= Okay here we go with some of my contributions. Most of the time I haven't bothered to log in, and Internode apparently gives me a new IP every time that I log in. But, just so that people don't get me confused with anyone else, here are my contributions: ==New pages== * Ljdrama * Joe Vialls * Port Arthur theories * Ivan Milat * Backpacker murders * Redline Coaches * Hobart Coaches * Tigerline Coaches * Arrente * Luritja * Central Arrente * Eastern Arrente * Western Arrente * Anangu * Mutitjulu * Bradley John Murdoch * Joanne Lees * Arrente Council ==Major edits== * Peter Falconio disappearance ==Major edits that were subsequently reversed== * Martin Bryant * Port Arthur Massacre Note: These 2 pages reference a total of 2 web sites combined, other than the amounts that I have included, whereas my reference for these, plus the Port Arthur theories and Joe Vialls references, referenced over 100 different links. Yet it is my articles that are being deleted, not the ones that are in many cases completely nonsensical. Seems a little strange. ==Major edits that were reversed, reinstated, with abuse and personal attacks thrown in== * Alice Springs - abuse by AYArktos ==Articles that were nominated for deletion with personal attacks thrown in== * Anangu - abuse by Tannin * Pathological Schizophrenia - abuse by The Anome ==Articles that were deleted, and reasons== * Rob Edwards * Cymbaline * Leigh Thompson * Training for Rob's murder spree - reason is because it referenced evidence only available to Australian residents, and only through a police station, which would require filling out forms etc. I agreed to have them deleted. "Nomination of page for deletion" (which was combined) made many personal attacks, most notably from longhair, and used words such as "patent nonsense", "hoax", "unverifiable conspiracy theory", "vandal" and "troll" to justify the deletion. When references were added, they were subsequently deleted by clarkk, in the name of adding a "vfd" tag that I didn't even know existed. My account was banned for trying to include these references! Of course, I was later told that the reason was officially for deleting the "vfd" tag, but I find it difficult to believe that they would honestly believe that. ==Accusations of vandalism== I have regularly been accused of vandalism, of being a troll, and so forth. Here is the rationale: * ''Clarkk'' accused me of vandalism for removing his tags off the Rob Edwards page. My reason, of course, was because I was in the middle of editing the page when he included the tags. Because it wouldn't let me save my pages, I had to cut and paste what I had written. Since the tags were not there when I was editing, therefore I was not aware of them. * ''Clarkk'' accused me of vandalism for deleting the Rob Edwards page. I had been the one and only contributor to that page, and 20 people had written often abusive comments saying why it should be deleted, most notably the abusive comments from longhair. As it was now 2 weeks since they had started hurling abuse, I considered that they were using the page as a way to personally attack me, and hence deleted it. * For replying on user's talk pages in relation to their abusive personal attacks on my own talk page, as well as in history sections, "nominations of pages for deletion", and on talk pages on other places. * For being banned! * For being abused by other Wikipedia members! * For having my pages vandalised! ==Request== * That Wikipedia remove all references of me as a "vandal", "troll" or any other kind of nuisance user. * That ''Longhair'' apologise publicly for the abuse. * That ''Longhair'' pledge never to again launch personal attacks against me. * That the references used in the Port Arthur theories page be removed from the Wikipedia spam filter, so that that article can be properly referenced. * That ''Tammin'' cease vandalising the Port Arthur theories page, and instead look to merely edit it. * That both the Martin Bryant and Port Arthur Massacre page be corrected, as suggested in the Talk:Martin_Bryant page (I will not do it myself, as too many people vandalise my edits). * That ''Longhair''s attempts to get "every page I create be nominated for deletion" be ceased. * That administrators treat me as they would treat anyone, and leave me alone. * That exceptions to the Wikipedia rules not be allowed with regards to how people treat me, such that those who have launched personal attacks against me and vandalise pages that I have created or made major edits to, or who make snide comments in history remarks or "nominations for deletion" be treated correctly. * That I not be punished for things that I did not do (such as vandalism). * That a public apology come from Wikipedia administrators who publicly stated that I was vandalising Wikipedia. The most important of those is to correct the Martin Bryant and Port Arthur Massacre pages. Fix them and the rest I don't really care about too much. It's really bad that such nonsensical, biased and unreferenced statements be allowed on such important pages.

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Your user page has some interesting discussion which I'll be giving my opinion on shortly. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 04:28, 22 May 2005 (UTC) == Your approach to Port Arthur-related articles == I have read the comments on your user page, and would like to add some comments of my own. Firstly, I suggest you read Wikipedia:Ownership of articles, an official policy. The articles you have created or edited do not (as you claim) belong to you. It is not vandalism to edit the contributions made by another user, and a user is not entitled to "defend" their edits against all other editors. However, some edits are vandalism. Wikipedia:Vandalism does state that to edit articles in Wikipedia:Assume good faith is not vandalism, even though the edit may introduce errors or mistakes. Repeatedly introducing WP:NPOV and conspiracy theories in the minds of most, if not all Wikipedians, does at least constitute editing in bad faith, if not vandalism. I also suggest you read Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a soapbox. There is a place in Wikipedia for an objective discussion ''about'' different points of view on a subject. It may be appropriate to discuss some of the theories about the Port Arthur massacre in Wikipedia. However, this does not give editors license to introduce content which is blatantly incorrect or WP:V. **Good point. That whole nonsense on Martin Bryant about "child guidance centres reporting him of bullying his sister and torturing animals" is a blatant lie, and I have searched through every report I could find and not a single one mentions it. I did find one report, however, which references his ex-girlfriend linking him to Child's Play, and I included that. There's a whole lot of nonsense lies on that page. So why do you let it stay there? They've included all of 2 references, which accounts for about 4 lines of the 2 pages combined. The vast majority of it is a blatant lie. **Oh, and did you notice that I had 47 different references on Port Arthur theories? Unfortunately, your spam filter got rid of them, so I had to temporarily disable them. The constant vandalism by Tannin has meant that I haven't taken the time to wade through which ones are supposedly considered to be spam, so I haven't added them in. I make links to a history site that has all of them included. Let's see, 47 references on Port Arthur theories vs 2 references on Martin Bryant. Remind me again which version is the most accurate. The following is a quote from Jimbo Wales, as appearing on WP:NPOV: *If a viewpoint is in the majority, then it should be easy to substantiate it with reference to commonly accepted reference texts; ** Done *If a viewpoint is held by a significant minority, then it should be easy to name prominent adherents; ** Done *If a viewpoint is held by an extremely small (or vastly limited) minority, it doesn't belong in Wikipedia (except perhaps in some ancillary article) regardless of whether it's true or not; and regardless of whether you can prove it or not. ** Its hardly a minority view. Just look at the talk page on Martin Bryant or Port Arthur Massacre, or look on google, or at all of the millions of other places. It's a majority view. I would encourage all parties to read the relavent policies before editing further. --User:Thebainer 04:49, 23 May 2005 (UTC) * Thanks. I would like to report Tannin as a vandal. See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Port_Arthur_theories&action=history. Wanton destruction of a page. It very neatly fits Wikipedia's definition of vandalism. There is nothing wrong with that page, nor how it is displayed, and it fulfils all of the criteria of a valid Wikipedia article. Please point out to me if there is a problem with it, and I will edit it. Deleting it is vandalism. User:203.26.206.129 10:25, 23 May 2005 (UTC) ::The problem with most of the content on the Port Arthur theories page was that although many sources were given, there were only sources for some of the claims. For example, there is no source given for the claim that "all bar 1 of (the witnesses) have stated positively that the official version of events is not the truth." And indeed there is no source, because this claim is incorrect. The court transcript, which you yourself cite, disproves this. The second problem (and the reason why I quoted Jimbo) was that while some of the theories have support from people like Joe Vialls, or shooter's lobby groups, most of the claims are ridiculous (such as the Jewish terrorist theory). Putting these claims into Wikipedia articles is not appropriate. --User:Thebainer 11:12, 23 May 2005 (UTC) :::The reason why I removed the sources is because your spam filter removed them, and secondly because of constant vandalism from Tannin, who continues to delete the entire page and write abusive comments in the history. The statement that all bar 1 of the eye-witnesses have stated positively that the official versions of events is not the truth is a true statement, and has been referenced. The only exception, as you no doubt realise, is Walter Mikac, who shouldn't really be considered to be an eye witness as he was too far away. User:203.26.206.129 09:02, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ::::The spam filter applies only to occurrences of certain domain names that are related to advertising spam - you can read the whole list yourself at meta:Spam blacklist. There is no direct reference to a source to substantiate the claim about the eye-witnesses anywhere in the article that I can find. It should be directly alongside the claim, but it is not. --User:Thebainer (User_talk:Thebainer) 13:53, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ==Your user page and my wiki activities== Having read your rant on your User:Internodeuser, I've come to the conclusion it's hardly worth debating you point for point. I suggest to remove Wikipedia:No personal attacks and the like from your user page or I'll be seeking remedy elsewhere. If you insist on keeping the information there as it currently stands, please back up each claim with factual evidence. Wikipedia is not your soapbox and I don't intend to waste my time debating unfounded claims. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 08:11, 23 May 2005 (UTC) I'd suggest that you remove the countless abusive articles you've put about me, including in comments as to why you removed entries. Do you really want me to link to them all? You're up over 100. You'd be pretty freaking stupid to try to claim that they don't exist. User:203.26.206.129 10:14, 23 May 2005 (UTC) :Can we get back to reality here? I create articles on topics of interest, not you. What the hell are you talking about? Call me freakin' stupid. I'm not really interested. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 11:08, 23 May 2005 (UTC) ::Then do you pledge not to continue to engage in abusive behaviour? Hope so. I think that clarkk said that he'd stop, so it'd be nice if you could too. If you really are honestly trying to do something worthwhile, then prove it. User:203.26.206.129 09:35, 24 May 2005 (UTC) :I wish to bring your attention to Wikipedia:Administrators%27_noticeboard/Incidents#User:Internodeuser at the Administrators Noticeboard. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 12:26, 23 May 2005 (UTC) ::So why are you doing such a thing? I would consider that your creating that request borders on abusive behaviour, in "trying to get me banned", as it were, through deceitful conduct. I hope that you don't continue to do such things. User:203.26.206.129 09:35, 24 May 2005 (UTC) :::Here's a free clue. Tone down, stop accusing others of wrong, and furthermore, back up your wild claims in articles with fact. In case you hadn't realised, we've all been editing here in a civil manner for some time now on Australian crime related articles without a stir. :::Focus on the article namespace, and the quality of your contributions to _that_ primarily, and you'll find you won't meet any resistance at all. From what I can tell, it's not only myself you're doing a good job of annoying. Why sound so surprised? -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 14:23, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ==Longhair== You may of course disagree with Longhair, but calling them a liar - you said "Initially, I incorrectly thought that longhair was an administrator, but it turned out that he was not. It seems that he is just a very good liar." - is counterproductive and causes a hostile relationship between you two. Wikipedia is a collaborative project. If you want to convince someone, please back it up with sources and references. User:MacGyverMagic|User talk:MacGyverMagic 09:01, May 23, 2005 (UTC) Whose user page has sources and references? Go look up contributions for longhair if you want to check. You'll see the snide little comments he made on edits. Not to mention the ones on talk pages and the like. I'm sure you're smart enough to know how to check it out for yourself. User:203.26.206.129 10:17, 23 May 2005 (UTC) ::Please advise where "snide little comments" were made in edit summaries, or anywhere for that matter. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 13:25, 23 May 2005 (UTC) Look, you have an interesting story. Maybe one day it will be proved true, and you'll be able to point to some evidence outside of your own stories. Until that day, however, these theories stay out of Wikipedia - we have a very clear policy against Wikipedia:No original research, which was intended for precisely this sort of situation. User:Ambi 12:46, 23 May 2005 (UTC) ::There's facts, which you should have looked at with the references on Port Arthur theories. Remove the spam filter, and I'll be able to put the references back in. Or simply look at an older version. They prove everything that I've said here. Again, a reason why Tannin deleting that page isn't good. Took me over 100 hours to make that page. Not something I want to have to do again. User:203.26.206.129 09:18, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ==Your behaviour== You should read this official policy Wikipedia:No personal attacks. If you continue to engage in peronal attacks against other Wikipedians you will be blocked from editing Wikipedia.--User:Petaholmes 00:43, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ::Once again, I have only ever responded to people, never initiated any attacks. Look at what AYArktos wrote on Alice Springs for an example. Look at what longhair and clarkk wrote on their user page. The list goes on. I think that you are very misled about what is going on here. User:203.26.206.129 09:16, 24 May 2005 (UTC) *It doesn't matter if you initiated an attack or just responded to one. You should still remain civil. If he's lying report him by posting an RFC and back it up with evidence. No one has the time to check all his edits. User:MacGyverMagic|User talk:MacGyverMagic 14:46, May 24, 2005 (UTC) ==Attack content not character== I note the recent update to your user page. I must say it's a vast improvement. I've got no interest in attacking those I don't even know or anyone for that matter. We're building an encyclopedia here, not running for election. I suggest you reconsider the content of your user page once again. Again, if you insist on using your user page to insist I've been making slanderous comments, by all means, back them up with evidence. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 07:43, 24 May 2005 (UTC) :: So you are denying them? Seriously? I think perhaps you should stop contributing if you can't understand that. User:203.26.206.129 09:14, 24 May 2005 (UTC) :::Any further comment will be submitted to the arbcom if accepted. I'm not wasting any more time here discussing fruitless encounters that never occured. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 09:50, 24 May 2005 (UTC) :that's ditto for me. I, like Longhair would be interested in seeing any actual examples of "abusive comments". I have been trying to give you the benefit of the doubt, but it doesn't help things if you start accusing just about every user you've interacted with "abusing" them, because they were following wikipedia policy. we managed to successfully work on the Ivan Milat page together (if you check the history). regarding the vfd tags, i can't tell if you are removing tags because you don't like them, or because you saved over them. the simple thing to do is then to reinstate them, or alternatively use the template, which makes it clear the article is undergoing a major edit. lastly if you really want to build up an article slowly (especially a controversial article), create a page in your user space, e.g. user:internodeuser/Port Arthur theories, then when it's ready for prime time, move it into the article namespace. articles in a personal sandbox are assumed to be being worked on and generally aren't edited by others, articles in the main namespace are fair game. lastly, could you please make sure you are logged in when you post comments, your signature is still showing up as an IP address and it is being confused with other users. User:Clarkk 09:24, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ::I would consider that your comments about me in other user's talk pages would constitute abuse. However, the main problem I have had is vandalism. With the tag being removed, I thought it was pretty obvious, if you had looked at the time stamps, as to what had happened. How quickly do you think I write to be able to put in as much as I did AND remove a vfd tag? Maybe think a bit before jumping the gun like that. As I said, I was happy for those pages to be deleted. I probably shouldn't really have made them. Making one for Port Arthur theories I think was more appropriate, and to keep it factual rather than emotive. The vfd tags were removed from Rob Edwards. Port Arthur theories only ever had a NPOV tag, which I complied with with later edits.User:203.26.206.129 09:39, 24 May 2005 (UTC) :::ok, well i apologise for assuming that you were deleting the vfd tags deliberately. but you still haven't provided me an actual example of an abusive comment or edit summary that I have made about you. I certainly have never called you anything approaching the message you left on my talk page. User:Clarkk 09:44, 24 May 2005 (UTC) === Alice Springs === On the present iteration of your user page you assert that your changes to the Alice Springs article fell into the category of "Major edits that were reversed, reinstated, with abuse and personal attacks thrown in." I was quite careful to single out the content, only comment it out and not delete it or overwrite it and ask for your assertions to be referenced. I did not deny your assertions but wanted some authority for them in line with the wikipedia policy of wikipedia:cite your sources. Alternatively it was open to other editors to say this is common knowledge ... The particular assertions I highlighted for verification were: *90% of the prison population is aboriginal - reference from 15 years ago provided the stat that it was 70% 20 years ago; present proportion unknown; and may be up or down depending on the effects in the meantime of enquiry into deaths into custody, changes in NT sentencing laws, the levels of government intervention into that community and whether the intervention has been effective, a whole new generation who have lived with the reality of European settlement all their lives ... ::Needs to be referenced perhaps, but I do get a list from work, and current levels stand at 92%. ***Aboriginal people represent seven percent of the prison population in the Northern Territory, the second lowest rate in Australia after Tasmania (6%). Source: [http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstats/abs@.nsf/94713ad445ff1425ca25682000192af2/11d3d2aeb026b334ca256dea00053a79!OpenDocument Australian Bureau of Statistics]. Your figures are clearly wrong. --User:Thebainer (User_talk:Thebainer) 14:11, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ****We are referencing 3 different things here. Prisoners in Alice Springs at 1986 (70%), Prisoners in Alice Springs at 2005 (92%) and Prisoners in Northern Territory at 2002 (7%). Don't confuse the 3. I'd invite you to go in to the prison and look at the roll call if you like, and you'll see that its over 90%. Certainly not 7%. That's a bit of a joke. Only non-aboriginal one I can think of is Matthew Watts, the guy who ran over that cyclist. All the murderers, rapists, and big bad guys are aboriginal. User:Internodeuser 14:38, 24 May 2005 (UTC) *levels of crime per head of population - not referenced ::Yeah, that was just something we were sent a few years ago. Everyone knows it. *when the water supply will run out - not referenced ::You should look at the Power&Water site for that one. *average income - not referenced ::We got an e-mail last week that said it was $55,000/yr, from the Premier *Pine Gap's contribution to the economy and local culture - referenced as $12m - significantly less than tourism would be if 500,000 visitors per annum and they only contributed $30 each ::Why do you think that the average tourist spends $30 each? Most tourists only come in on their way to Ayer's Rock - in other words its a misleading figure. Pine Gap contributes a lot more to the economy than tourism does. *racism - no reference ::Yes, that was referenced *aboriginal unemployment - no reference ::Yes, that was referenced *proportion of itinerant workers - no reference ::So I got rid of the word "proportion" until I can find a reference. As stated your assertions are POV but I am happy to accept them with external references. I believe that in the main the tone of your assertions did not survive external referencing. ::I must have got confused. I thought that the point was to make a page there, and then see if someone else can improve it. That was what I was trying to do there. I didn't aim to make a complete product to start with. At no stage do I believe I abused you or your assertions and if you read it that way I apologise. I certainly did not personally attack you. The reference to ''claims to live in Alice Springs'' is that we can all make claims and they may or may not be true. You have no way of verifying for instance whether or not I really live in Canberra or have ever visited Alice Springs. However, my amendments to the Alice Springs article are based on external sources so my personal viewpoint gained on my visits is immaterial. I would like to state that I do not appreciate your personal attacks on me and moreover point out that they are outside the bounds of acceptable behaviour in this community as per the note above. I similarly deplore your attacks on other users. ::I would state that your personal attacks on me, which were totally unprovoked, were far worse than anything I said back to you. Please note and heed the comment that appears at the bottom of the screen when you edit a page: "If you do not want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, do not submit it". The footer also reminds you to cite your sources. --User:AYArktos 09:18, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ::Your personal attacks were not in relation to you vandalising the page (and you did vandalise the page, per the Wikipedia definition of vandalism - you got rid of an entire section on tourism for example), but rather to your comments in the talk page, in which you say that I am a bad user that needs to be watched. Such comments do not belong in a talk page, and EASILY fit the definition of a personal attack. They are not the first that you have made, but they are the most serious. Feel free to edit things, but do not vandalise, and do not engage in personal attacks. Perhaps, technically, I should not have responded to them. But you certainly shouldn't have initiated them. Besides which, all of the things that I said were referenced and are true. I live here for heaven's sakes. User:203.26.206.129 09:26, 24 May 2005 (UTC) *Response to above comments Alice Springs: I did not delete the tourism section, I removed the names of nightclubs but left standing the trivial fact of existence of nightclubs in the town. I don't think that tourists spend $30, on average they certainly spend considerably more as mostly they eat more than one meal and/or stay the night, let alone buy a souvenir Aboriginal artwork; Yulara is a significant distance and they could always go there direct - Alice Springs is a destination in itself even if often visited jointly with Yulara. The figure of $30 was chosen as, if it was only that level of expenditure, it would outweigh directly the Pine Gap effect on the economy and that is without the multiplier effect. My assertion is that tourism's contibution to the economy significantly outweighs that of Pine Gap. *Response to current iteration of user page Port Arthur Massacre the only edit I made was to disambiguate New Town - how did this abuse you? Martin Bryant - my edits in this article were only to do with media treatment of Bryant (referenced!) - not a topic you were writing on at the time - once again I fail to see how this abused you or deserves the present iteration on your user page--User:AYArktos 09:53, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ==Request for arbitration== Please note the Request for arbitration at Wikipedia:Requests_for_arbitration#User:Internodeuser recently submitted by myself to hopefully put an end to this tiresome nonsense. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 09:35, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ==More abuse - from The_Anome== Please see here: Pathological Schizophrenia and The_Anome's response. There is another example of abuse by an administrator here, who is using personal attacks to justify deletion of a legitimate article. This is an extreme abuse of power. User:203.26.206.129 12:04, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ::I invite you to review User:Longhair/Internodeuser which is my attempt to begin cataloging your personal attack rampage here at Wikipedia, among other issues. When I referred earlier to referencing your accusations, this is precisely what I meant. Anybody else with evidence is welcome to edit the page to include relevant information to assist with your ArbCom case should it be accepted. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 14:01, 24 May 2005 (UTC) You've got way too much time on your hands. You've done 500 edits in the last 3 days. Do you realise that? It only goes back to last 500 edits. I'm looking for stuff about a week ago. As soon as I put this account up, you've steadfastly said you haven't done anything. ::Every single edit is available from Day 1, for both you, me and everybody else. Again, back up your claims, or simply stop making them. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 14:38, 24 May 2005 (UTC) Anyway, I'm not just accusing you. I'm accusing all of the people who have attacked me. I'm not 100% sure if you started it or not, but you certainly contributed to it, of that there is no doubt. Oh, and also a lot of the abuse was in the "votes for deletion" page, which has since been deleted. User:Internodeuser 14:32, 24 May 2005 (UTC) ::This is a wiki. Please scan the VfD page history and link to your claims. Nothing is deleted without good reason or consensus. -- User:Longhair | User talk:Longhair 14:35, 24 May 2005 (UTC) == Supporting Longhair? == :''I do not understand what your rationale was for supporting Longhair in 3 entirely different places, and ignoring blatantly obvious references that proved his guilt in the matter. What was your rationale for it? What makes him so special, or alternatively what makes me someone who deserves such attacks? 203.26.206.129 12:32, 24 May 2005 (UTC)'' *I can only remember two places in which I commented on this issue (the admin noticeboard and your talk page). It's not that I support Longhair outright. The information I have been presented with proves you've called Longhair a liar on several occasions and regardless of who started attacking the other and whether you're provoked or not, personal attacks (and calling someone a liar is one) are ''NEVER'' accepted. It would be helpful if you link to specific edits in a page's history, so people can check the edits you talk about without going through the - in some cases containing 1000+ edits - history. Also, take into account that people disagreeing with you don't necessarily have any malicious intent, they may simply be misinformed. User:MacGyverMagic|User talk:MacGyverMagic 14:59, May 24, 2005 (UTC) == Arbitration Committee case opening == Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Internodeuser has officially been accepted. Please bring formal evidence to Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Internodeuser/Evidence. Thank you. -- User:Sannse User talk:Sannse 19:26, 27 May 2005 (UTC)


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