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Hi - thank you for your recent input on my miscataloged dispute. I don't have any experience with disputes but am under impression I am supposed to ask for another opinion first. Can I ask for yours? After closing my dispute, the situation for me seems to have gone from bad to worse. I'm thinking a Wikibreak for me might be best but I don't know if there are any other options. I'm becoming personally concerned with the increasing level of aggression being directed at me by another editor. I know I may be violating a WP policy in asking for your help, but I'm not sure the most appropriate method for resolution at this point, and hope that might be taken into consideration.

I'm also wondering if I'm getting a little paranoid. After I discovered the 7-sockpuppet hive on Ronan Farrow, which was banned, a large number of IP editors began participating in Ronan Farrow; also a long dormant WP account reactivated to participate in Ronan Farrow and aggressively challenge my edits by declaring them POV. AsadR, who singularly undid most of the edits to Ronan Farrow that had removed promotional language, was last active on WP in 2008 during which he edited, almost exclusively, Ronan Farrow. He then reactivated on WP 5 years later, on October 6 - the day the socks were shut down - to begin participating in the Ronan Farrow edit discussion on the side of inserting promotional material and supporting the other editor who said I needed to have my "behavior" addressed by admins. I'm either crazy (at this point, I feel like it) or this article is being heavily gamed. I don't want to start a crusade to expose anyone, I just don't want to be the one whole gets blocked through a coordinated campaign to keep this article as a promotional bio. I really feel like I'm pushing a stone uphill by myself right now and don't know here to turn. Thanks, in advance. BlueSalix (talk) 05:17, 12 October 2013 (UTC)

Hi. I do believe that this is harassment and find the edits from AsadR to be suspicious. However I think you may find this to be a long and hard process. You made several good faith edits, but unfortunately they were reverts which still count towards the 3R rule. Be very careful when reverting, even edits done manually can be considered reverts if they undue another previous edit. I say this not because I think that you intended to be disruptive, they seem like they were done in good faith. However if you seek admin help too hastley it may backfire. I am willing to help you by walking you throw the process, but you must be patient, be calm, and realize that it can be tricky. I am very busy, so this wont be resolved quickly. Are you in?Fordx12 (talk) 05:16, 13 October 2013 (UTC)

I removed some posts under WP:TALKO for personal attacks and off topic. I do not attribute any blame or guilt to users named in my above comments. I am merely attempting to show a fellow editor the proper steps to seek a resolution with a dispute with other good faith editors WP:AGF and expressed a sense of suspicion with the edit history of one other editor. Fordx12 (talk) 00:59, 15 October 2013 (UTC)
I noticed that you put yourself for an Admin review, that is what I was going to suggest. If you want to, you could also take it to the community and have other editors review you as well, since Admins make take some time WP:ER. Before you can open up an RfC on User Conduct, you must read this [[]]. Basically two posters would have to have talked with the individuals invovled on talkpages. Make your feelings known, request kindly what you would like them to do, and end it there. No emotions, just "I feel that your comments have been less than cordial and this in turn has made editing difficult." that sort of thing.
If you need to go into an RfC on User Conduct, you'll need to prepare a sandbox with the following

-Diffs that show cooperation in the past (just a sample) -Links/Diffs from the RfC (Samples) that brought about the behavior. -Diffs that show uncivil behavior (once again, just samples). -Diffs that show attempts to remedy the situation. Your goal is not to punish, but to seek assistance and outside help to come to a peaceful understanding. Fordx12 (talk) 00:59, 15 October 2013 (UTC)

Thank You

Hi - I just checked in to WP for the first time in awhile lately. I decided to just quit; the issue of the bullying was just too much for me to handle right now. I did want to let you know that User:AsadR - the editor the "other user" in question was citing to achieve consensus and justify my treatment - has been blocked as the 9th single-purpose Ronan Farrow sockpuppet account. Unfortunately, the damage to that article is already done and editing it to remove the promotional inserts is totally off-limits at this point due to the extreme abuse to which the "remaining identity" subjects others. Nonetheless, I wanted to at least thank you for supporting me in filing the sock motion against the AsadR identity, and for being the one person who offered me some help and direction during my time on WP. While the publicist has many more identities active on that entry right now ready to remove unflattering information and name-call editors, it - at least - makes me feel good that I could help to identify one in the multitude and that I wasn't as wicked and disgusting of a person as the "other user" said I was. Thank you again for all your help. BlueSalix (talk) 02:06, 16 November 2013 (UTC)

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for providing an ear to listen during a period of extreme bullying BlueSalix (talk) 02:07, 16 November 2013 (UTC)

Hello Fordx12, I hope you haven't run into any troubles lately. I'm leaving this courtesy note on your talk page to let you know I've given an editor review of you at the above linked page, just in case you come back and have forgotten about it. Best wishes! TeleComNasSprVen (talkcontribs) 02:11, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

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