User talk:Sevcohaha

May I ask why you registered so many accounts in the first place? Max Semenik (talk) 21:59, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
 * Er, well it's a good question I'm embarrassed to say I haven't really got a sensible answer to. I suppose it was partly forgotten passwords and different devices but mainly a sort of silly experiment. I'm obviously regretting it now after copping my indefinite block! And like I said I've now got a better idea of the rules and that will be an end to it if I'm allowed back. It must look bad but I'm hoping it will go in my favour that there was no !vote-rigging or using multiple accounts to edit war, the only "abuse" was truncating the block rightly meted out to Målfarlig! (which was not discovered by the checkuser but I'm owning up to in the interests of transparency). That wasn't to continue problematic editing though, just my women's soccer work which I'm often complemented for and keen to get back to. Please understand that it's my first and last clumsy dabble with sockpuppeteering and if there was any serious attempt at deception I would not have given the accounts such similar handles (Sevcoteehee, Sevcohaha and so on). Sevcohaha (talk) 23:35, 21 February 2016 (UTC)
 * Can I come back now please? I've sat out the original two-week block and as a relatively new user I'd ask that my explanation about the socking be fairly considered. I genuinely hadn't realised it was such a cardinal sin! Sorry to be a pest but my request seems to have been ignored (although I'm sure no discourtesy was intended). Sevcohaha (talk) 17:31, 5 March 2016 (UTC)


 * What do you say about this one? Seams like the socking was quite extensive, but not particularly disruptive.  Vanjagenije  (talk)  17:47, 9 March 2016 (UTC)
 * I oppose an unblock and suggest the user make another request in six months. I disagree that the editing was not particularly disruptive. The user was blocked not just for edit warring but for "flagrant" personal attacks. I also think that although the other account names the user chose may not violate policy, they were indicative of an aggressive, in-your-face person. Although the conduct of all of the accounts must be considered, even under the Målfarlig! account, which I believe was the most heavily used, the user did not have that many edits (a couple thousand). The sock accounts' edits totaled probably a bit over 1,000. They claim their edits were over 99% constructive. I'm not going to add them up and examine them one by one to offer no doubt a lower percentage. Finally, their contention that the CheckUser (me) did not discover Målfarlig! is twisted. The account was stale, which means only that I couldn't confirm the account, but it was discovered and blocked.--Bbb23 (talk) 20:17, 9 March 2016 (UTC)

March 2016
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