Directory:The Wikipedia Point of View/TBP
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- FT2 tacitly admits to being User:TBP on an earlier version of his user page [1]. He brags "Created (or effectively rewritten) from scratch: [ ... ] Hani Miletski ... Kenneth Pinyan [ ... ]" Both were created and substantially written by TBP, with only minor input from the FT2 account[2]. [1] The contribution of the FT2 account was one sentence [3]. By contrast the TBP account created and expanded the article nearly into its present form [4]
- FT2 denies the account was his, on his talk page [5].
Bestiality
- FT2 and TBP working one after another. FT2 mitigating bestial activities [6]
- Working on the same section as FT2 at the same time: [7], [8]
- Working on the same paragraph within the same 24 hours:
- FT2 using TBP to remove sourced information about the low IQ etc of zoophiles (explicitly). (Devious POV forking):
- Pushing for normality of sexual attraction to animals (unsourced) [11]
- Pushing for zoosexuality (another fringe way of normalizing bestiality): [12]
- Working consequently on zoosadism article [13]
- Working on the same line in Rainbow Bridge article [14], [15]
- Working on the same issues of the emotion in animals article [16]
- Working on the ethology article, one diff after another [17]
- Working on FT2’s favorite pro-zoo researcher on the same sentence [18], [19]
- More diffs one after another
- Defending TBP as a sockpuppet in the NLP discussion, but not admitting to sockpuppetry. [24]. He says "One editor, User:TBP, was explicitly self-identified as a sock puppet on his talk page before becoming involved in this article Oct 17 DIFF. He played no part in the vote or its discussion, and only a minor role in the talk page debate, mostly between Oct 27-29. "
- Note the diff he refers to [25] is no longer available because an administrator has deleted the evidence.
- FT2’s sockpuppetry continuing until FT2 is close to request for adminship: [26]
Evidence of stacking
Notes
- ^ Thanks to Tarantino of Wikipedia Review.