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	p.p.s. Also additional background information on ] over the last multi-year period: I have only started 4 discussions in TOTAL over the last multi-year period; 1) One discussion (split into 2 parts) was started in March 2018 () and was focused around the 'List of major English news outlets that use Kyiv spelling'. 2) Three discussions in Aug-Sep 2019: (one currently active, and ) A) the 1st one was regarding AP Stylebook change to Kyiv spelling, B) the 2nd one was regarding NPR changing its stylebook to Kyiv spelling and C) the 3rd one was regarding the Library of Congress change to Kyiv spelling. That's it: I have ''never'' behaved uncivily towards anyone in that TP, despite the fact that many editors habitually show warmongering behavior towards me and have been ] towards me (e.g., several editors in that discussion, both regular and admins, have been repeatedly uncivil towards me and despite ] that asks to ''"Comment on content, not on the contributor"'' they have repeatedly attacked my "brain capacity to edit Misplaced Pages" or made offensive comments of other type. ). '''In summary:''' of the 4 discussions that I have initiated on ] in all of the multi-year period that this TP existed, I do solemnly admit that my behaviour was somewhat nonconstructive in the 1st discussion in March 2018 - for that, I '''sincerely apologize and admit my guilt''' <small>(which however still cam from good faith edits, it's just that back then I was less experienced and did not know well as to how TP work son Misplaced Pages)</small>; however, the last three discussions that I initiated in Aug-Sep 2019 were all non-disruptive and were all initiated based on new significant ''and separate'' developments related to the topic.}}'' \| accept = ''accept reason here'' ~~~~}}</tt>		p.p.s. Also additional background information on ] over the last multi-year period: I have only started 4 discussions in TOTAL over the last multi-year period; 1) One discussion (split into 2 parts) was started in March 2018 () and was focused around the 'List of major English news outlets that use Kyiv spelling'. 2) Three discussions in Aug-Sep 2019: (one currently active, and ) A) the 1st one was regarding AP Stylebook change to Kyiv spelling, B) the 2nd one was regarding NPR changing its stylebook to Kyiv spelling and C) the 3rd one was regarding the Library of Congress change to Kyiv spelling. That's it: I have ''never'' behaved uncivily towards anyone in that TP, despite the fact that many editors habitually show warmongering behavior towards me and have been ] towards me (e.g., several editors in that discussion, both regular and admins, have been repeatedly uncivil towards me and despite ] that asks to ''"Comment on content, not on the contributor"'' they have repeatedly attacked my "brain capacity to edit Misplaced Pages" or made offensive comments of other type. ). '''In summary:''' of the 4 discussions that I have initiated on ] in all of the multi-year period that this TP existed, I do solemnly admit that my behaviour was somewhat nonconstructive in the 1st discussion in March 2018 - for that, I '''sincerely apologize and admit my guilt''' <small>(which however still cam from good faith edits, it's just that back then I was less experienced and did not know well as to how TP work son Misplaced Pages)</small>; however, the last three discussions that I initiated in Aug-Sep 2019 were all non-disruptive and were all initiated based on new significant ''and separate'' developments related to the topic.}}'' \| accept = ''accept reason here'' ~~~~}}</tt>
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Archive: My archived talk page content is located at User talk:Piznajko/Archive 1

Introduction

Hi, thank you for visiting my talk page. Due recent negativity pushed on me by pro-Russian editors, I'd like to keep this talk page to official messages only; to make myself more clear: unless you're a WP admin or bureaucrat, who came to my TP to leave an official WP message, your contribution to this talk page is not welcome (and will be removed). Thank you.— Preceding unsigned comment added by Piznajko (talk • contribs) 17:58, 17 May 2018 (UTC)

September 2019

You have been blocked from editing for a period of 48h for disruptive editing. Once the block has expired, you are welcome to make useful contributions. If you think there are good reasons for being unblocked, please read the guide to appealing blocks, then add the following text below the block notice on your talk page: {{unblock|reason=Your reason here ~~~~}}. User:Ymblanter (talk) 06:42, 2 October 2019 (UTC)

You got two warnings on discretionary sanctions. I told you last time that the next time you would be blocked. Yesterday, you were clearly told that your activity at Talk:Kiev/Naming is disruptive. You preferred not to listen and went to hound an uninvolved user who closed the discussion . The following blocks will be longer.--Ymblanter (talk) 05:58, 2 October 2019 (UTC)

Unblock request

This blocked user is asking that their block be reviewed:

Piznajko (block log • active blocks • global blocks • autoblocks • contribs • deleted contribs • filter log • creation log • change block settings • unblock • checkuser (log))

Request reason:

I request to be unblocked, since the block was not necessary. Admin Ymblanter blocked me, stating that I'm being accused of:

1) Being disruptive on Talk:Kiev/Naming and 2) Misplaced Pages:WIKIHOUNDING editor Fyunck(click) on his TP

What I have to say in my defence:
- Regarding disruptive behaviour Talk:Kiev/Naming, I disagree with this accusation. I believe I was 1) behaving civilly and was not rude in any way whatsoever to anyone in any discussions on Talk:Kiev/Naming. 2) I was not being WP:Disruptive in that discussion and all of the 3 recent discussion on that TP that were initiated by me there were all done in good faith and were all based on separate new circumstances that recently happened in regards to Kyiv spelling: 1) the 1st one was regarding AP Stylebook change to Kyiv spelling, 2) the 2nd one was regarding NPR changing its stylebook to Kyiv spellign and 3) the 3rd one was regarding the Library of Congress change to Kyiv spelling.
  - However, Ymblanter is correct in his assertion that there were accusations of disruption against me on Talk:Kiev/Naming yesterday, particularly by admin Black Kite as well as editors Khajidha and TaivoLinguist. I however, disagreed that my behaviour on that TP was disruptive (per my points raised above) and another member of that discussion @Roman Spinner: disagreed with Black Kite, Khajidha and TaivoLinguist that my behaviour was disruptive. I urge a neutral admin to review all 3 recent discussions that I initiated on Talk:Kiev/Naming and see for himself/herself that my participation their was not disruptive
- Misplaced Pages:WIKIHOUNDING editor Fyunck(click) on his TP, , I disagree with this accusation. I came to editor's Fyunck(click) and asked him very civilly to unclose that discussion at least to give user @Roman Spinner: a chance to respond to my apology to him (I don't want to get into long debade what happened there, but long story short it wasn't that I myself behaved uncivily towards Roman Spinner, yet I unwittingly caused uncivility of another user in that discussion towards him. I urge a neutral admin to review my discussion with Fyunck(click) on his TP and see for himself/herself that I was not Misplaced Pages:WIKIHOUNDING in any way whatsover

I ask for a fair review of this case by an uninvolved admin. By uninvolved admin, I mean that I am asking my case to be reviewed by an admin who:

has not been involved any Talk:Kiev/Naming discussion over the past 15 years
has not been in any in any WP:EEML-like topics (and by WP:EEML-like topics I don't mean that specific ArbCom case, but rather more broadly any Eastern European discussion at all; e.g., fully neutral admin who has not been involved in any Eastern European discussion at all) over the past 15 years

If among 1000+ English admins there is no one who hasn't at one point or another been involved in Talk:Kiev/Naming and more broadly Eastern European discussion, then I ask at least that it be an admin who has never been involved in Talk:Kiev/Naming and discussion around Ukraine-related topics.

Lastly, I ask of @Roman Spinner:, if he be so kind as to do this for me, to be the mediator between me and the admin who ends up reviewing the case. Specifically, since I'm blocked and no longer have access to any WP page beyond my TP, I ask him to copy any relevant messages from me to any admin boards where my case might be discussed.

Thank you Piznajko (talk) 07:26, 2 October 2019 (UTC)

p.s. I want to also point out the UTMOST restraint that @Roman Spinner: (and I, for that matter) has shown over the last few weeks in Talk:Kiev/Naming discussion, despite the fact that several of the editors involved in that discussion were behaving blatanly uncivilly towards him; I'm not going to list all the diffs and all the instances here, but will just show 1 example: admin Ymblanter provided a false statement regarding the Kiev vs. Kyiv Google search results that we were discussing - I'm paraphrasing here, but Ymblanter basically said that my statement immediately above "that Kiev vs. Kyiv had about 2-to-1 lead in Google search results" was false and that actually based on his search of the same google querry he got 3000-to-1 lead for Kiev vs Kyiv (verbatim quote I just tried exactly the same searches (more exactly, pasted the above urls to my browser). The first one produces for me 297 000 results, whereas the second one produces 80 results, which is approximately 3000:1 ratio diff) - no biggie, we all make mistakes and I did not in ANY way whatsoever respond to him rudely or uncivily to him, instead opting for a very polite explanation of why his numbers were wrong and how he could fix them(e.g. I told him Ymblanter the answer lies in your Google search settings (the # of results will also depend on your location and language settings); however, while the exact number of search results will differ by individual (and will also differ for the same individual when performed on different days/times), the general ratio of results should still be the same. Ymblanter, please look for preferences in your Google search - your search results #'s for Kyiv seem way wrong. diff) In his response to my comment Ymblanter, rather than civillly admitting that he had made a mistake and previously had some unusual settings in his Google search and after updating them to Locatoan:US, Language: English he was able to confirm the same ration of 2-to-1 (he wouldn't get the exact same #'s, that's jsut the nature of Google search, but he would still get the ballpark #'s that would correspond to the same ratio), goes on and blatanly uncivilly insults @Roman Spinner: with some unrelatted jab at some Miami Herald comment that Romman Spinner hasn't made in over a year (verbatim quote Or may be your search results are way wrong. I believe 3000:1 is much closer to reality than 2:1. I am sure though Roman Spinner will find a way to explain us for the 1000th time that all English speakers will embrace the "correct" spelling Kyiv pretty soon, following the trend set by Miami Herald. diff). After this - I will be honest - I saw it plain and simple that Ymblanter was behaving rudely and uncivilly towards Roman Spinner, but I said nothing because Ymblanter is an admin, and what can one do against an admin - correct, nothing. But to Roman Spinner's credit I'm sure that he also saw Ymblanter's insult towards him and yet showed UTMOST restraint (as did I actually, as I was very unhappy by that offensive remark) and said no insulting remark in response.

p.p.s. Also additional background information on Talk:Kiev/Naming over the last multi-year period: I have only started 4 discussions in TOTAL over the last multi-year period; 1) One discussion (split into 2 parts) was started in March 2018 (see archive 13 for details) and was focused around the 'List of major English news outlets that use Kyiv spelling'. 2) Three discussions in Aug-Sep 2019: (one currently active, and two in archive 14) A) the 1st one was regarding AP Stylebook change to Kyiv spelling, B) the 2nd one was regarding NPR changing its stylebook to Kyiv spelling and C) the 3rd one was regarding the Library of Congress change to Kyiv spelling. That's it: I have never behaved uncivily towards anyone in that TP, despite the fact that many editors habitually show warmongering behavior towards me and have been uncivil towards me (e.g., several editors in that discussion, both regular and admins, have been repeatedly uncivil towards me and despite WP:No personal attacks that asks to "Comment on content, not on the contributor" they have repeatedly attacked my "brain capacity to edit Misplaced Pages" or made offensive comments of other type. diff). In summary: of the 4 discussions that I have initiated on Talk:Kiev/Naming in all of the multi-year period that this TP existed, I do solemnly admit that my behaviour was somewhat nonconstructive in the 1st discussion in March 2018 - for that, I sincerely apologize and admit my guilt (which however still cam from good faith edits, it's just that back then I was less experienced and did not know well as to how TP work son Misplaced Pages); however, the last three discussions that I initiated in Aug-Sep 2019 were all non-disruptive and were all initiated based on new significant and separate developments related to the topic.

Decision: Neither Decliner nor Accepted. None of the admins were willing to review the case before 2-day block expired

Appeal moot, block has expired. MER-C 09:29, 4 October 2019 (UTC)

@MER-C: something is broke in the above template - it looks all wonky. Could you please assist? Thanks!--Piznajko (talk) 09:33, 4 October 2019 (UTC)

Unblock request template was intentionally neutralized because your block has expired. Vanjagenije (talk) 09:41, 4 October 2019 (UTC)

I deliberately broke it. The unblock template gives me only "accept" (unblock) or "decline" (stay blocked) options. The outcome is neither of those - I have not made any decision on the merits of your block because I did not need to. P.S. long appeals don't get read. MER-C 09:42, 4 October 2019 (UTC)

Got it, thanks for the clarification @MER-C:. By "long appeals" I assume it's meant appeals that are still not reviewed by the time the block expired, so the appeal becomes simply unresolved. Is that a correct assumption?--Piznajko (talk) 10:06, 4 October 2019 (UTC)

Long as in length of prose. MER-C 10:08, 4 October 2019 (UTC)

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{{Unblock on hold | 1=blocking administrator | 2=I request to be unblocked, since the block was not necessary. Admin Ymblanter blocked me, stating that I'm being accused of: * 1) Being disruptive on ] and 2) ] editor Fyunck(click) on his TP * What I have to say in my defence: ** '''Regarding disruptive behaviour''' ], I disagree with this accusation. I believe I was 1) behaving ] and was not rude in any way whatsoever to anyone in any discussions on ]. 2) I was not being ] in that discussion and all of the 3 recent discussion on that TP that were initiated by me there were all done in good faith and were all based on ''separate'' new circumstances that recently happened in regards to Kyiv spelling: 1) the 1st one was regarding AP Stylebook change to Kyiv spelling, 2) the 2nd one was regarding NPR changing its stylebook to Kyiv spellign and 3) the 3rd one was regarding the Library of Congress change to Kyiv spelling. *** However, Ymblanter is correct in his assertion that there were accusations of disruption against me on ] yesterday, particularly by admin Black Kite as well as editors Khajidha and TaivoLinguist. I however, disagreed that my behaviour on that TP was disruptive (per my points raised above) and another member of that discussion @]: disagreed with Black Kite, Khajidha and TaivoLinguist that my behaviour was disruptive. I urge a neutral admin to review all 3 recent discussions that I initiated on ] and see for himself/herself that my participation their was not disruptive ** '''] editor Fyunck(click) on his TP''', , I disagree with this accusation. I came to editor's Fyunck(click) and asked him very ] to unclose that discussion at least to give user @]: a chance to respond to my apology to him (I don't want to get into long debade what happened there, but long story short it wasn't that I myself behaved uncivily towards Roman Spinner, yet I unwittingly caused uncivility of another user in that discussion towards him. I urge a neutral admin to review my discussion with Fyunck(click) on his TP and see for himself/herself that I was not ] in any way whatsover I ask for a fair review of this case by an uninvolved admin. By uninvolved admin, I mean that I am asking my case to be reviewed by an admin who: * has not been involved any ] discussion over the past 15 years * has not been in any in any ]-like topics (and by ]-like topics I don't mean that specific ArbCom case, but rather more broadly any Eastern European discussion at all; e.g., fully neutral admin who has not been involved in any Eastern European discussion at all) over the past 15 years If among 1000+ English admins there is no one who hasn't at one point or another been involved in ] and more broadly Eastern European discussion, then I ask at least that it be an admin who has never been involved in ] and discussion around Ukraine-related topics. Lastly, I ask of @]:, if he be so kind as to do this for me, to be the mediator between me and the admin who ends up reviewing the case. Specifically, since I'm blocked and no longer have access to any WP page beyond my TP, I ask him to copy any relevant messages from me to any admin boards where my case might be discussed. Thank you ] (]) 07:26, 2 October 2019 (UTC) p.s. I want to also point out the UTMOST restraint that @]: (and I, for that matter) has shown over the last few weeks in ] discussion, ''despite'' the fact that ''several'' of the editors involved in that discussion were behaving blatanly ] towards him; I'm not going to list all the diffs and all the instances here, but will just show 1 example: admin Ymblanter provided a false statement regarding the Kiev vs. Kyiv Google search results that we were discussing - I'm paraphrasing here, but Ymblanter basically said that my statement immediately above "that Kiev vs. Kyiv had about 2-to-1 lead in Google search results" was false and that actually based on his search of the same google querry he got 3000-to-1 lead for Kiev vs Kyiv (verbatim quote <q class="inline-quote-talk ">I just tried exactly the same searches (more exactly, pasted the above urls to my browser). The first one produces for me 297 000 results, whereas the second one produces 80 results, which is approximately 3000:1 ratio</q> ) - no biggie, we all make mistakes and I did not in ANY way whatsoever respond to him rudely or uncivily to him, instead opting for a very polite explanation of why his numbers were wrong and how he could fix them(e.g. I told him <q class="inline-quote-talk ">Ymblanter the answer lies in your Google search settings (the # of results will also depend on your location and language settings); however, while the exact number of search results will differ by individual (and will also differ for the same individual when performed on different days/times), the general ratio of results should still be the same. Ymblanter, please look for preferences in your Google search - your search results #'s for Kyiv seem way wrong.</q> ) In his response to my comment Ymblanter, rather than civillly admitting that he had made a mistake and previously had some unusual settings in his Google search and after updating them to Locatoan:US, Language: English he was able to confirm the same ration of 2-to-1 (he wouldn't get the exact same #'s, that's jsut the nature of Google search, but he would still get the ballpark #'s that would correspond to the same ratio), goes on and blatanly ] insults @]: with some unrelatted jab at some Miami Herald comment that Romman Spinner hasn't made in over a year (verbatim quote <q class="inline-quote-talk ">Or may be your search results are way wrong. I believe 3000:1 is much closer to reality than 2:1. I am sure though Roman Spinner will find a way to explain us for the 1000th time that all English speakers will embrace the "correct" spelling Kyiv pretty soon, following the trend set by Miami Herald.</q> ). After this - I will be honest - I saw it plain and simple that Ymblanter was behaving rudely and ] towards Roman Spinner, but I said nothing because Ymblanter is an admin, and what can one do against an admin - correct, nothing. But to Roman Spinner's credit I'm sure that he also saw Ymblanter's insult towards him and yet showed UTMOST restraint (as did I actually, as I was very unhappy by that offensive remark) and said no insulting remark in response. p.p.s. Also additional background information on ] over the last multi-year period: I have only started 4 discussions in TOTAL over the last multi-year period; 1) One discussion (split into 2 parts) was started in March 2018 () and was focused around the 'List of major English news outlets that use Kyiv spelling'. 2) Three discussions in Aug-Sep 2019: (one currently active, and ) A) the 1st one was regarding AP Stylebook change to Kyiv spelling, B) the 2nd one was regarding NPR changing its stylebook to Kyiv spelling and C) the 3rd one was regarding the Library of Congress change to Kyiv spelling. That's it: I have ''never'' behaved uncivily towards anyone in that TP, despite the fact that many editors habitually show warmongering behavior towards me and have been ] towards me (e.g., several editors in that discussion, both regular and admins, have been repeatedly uncivil towards me and despite ] that asks to ''"Comment on content, not on the contributor"'' they have repeatedly attacked my "brain capacity to edit Misplaced Pages" or made offensive comments of other type. ). '''In summary:''' of the 4 discussions that I have initiated on ] in all of the multi-year period that this TP existed, I do solemnly admit that my behaviour was somewhat nonconstructive in the 1st discussion in March 2018 - for that, I '''sincerely apologize and admit my guilt''' (which however still cam from good faith edits, it's just that back then I was less experienced and did not know well as to how TP work son Misplaced Pages); however, the last three discussions that I initiated in Aug-Sep 2019 were all non-disruptive and were all initiated based on new significant ''and separate'' developments related to the topic. | 3 = ~~~~}}

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I believe I was 1) behaving ] and was not rude in any way whatsoever to anyone in any discussions on ]. 2) I was not being ] in that discussion and all of the 3 recent discussion on that TP that were initiated by me there were all done in good faith and were all based on ''separate'' new circumstances that recently happened in regards to Kyiv spelling: 1) the 1st one was regarding AP Stylebook change to Kyiv spelling, 2) the 2nd one was regarding NPR changing its stylebook to Kyiv spellign and 3) the 3rd one was regarding the Library of Congress change to Kyiv spelling. *** However, Ymblanter is correct in his assertion that there were accusations of disruption against me on ] yesterday, particularly by admin Black Kite as well as editors Khajidha and TaivoLinguist. I however, disagreed that my behaviour on that TP was disruptive (per my points raised above) and another member of that discussion @]: disagreed with Black Kite, Khajidha and TaivoLinguist that my behaviour was disruptive. I urge a neutral admin to review all 3 recent discussions that I initiated on ] and see for himself/herself that my participation their was not disruptive ** '''] editor Fyunck(click) on his TP''', , I disagree with this accusation. I came to editor's Fyunck(click) and asked him very ] to unclose that discussion at least to give user @]: a chance to respond to my apology to him (I don't want to get into long debade what happened there, but long story short it wasn't that I myself behaved uncivily towards Roman Spinner, yet I unwittingly caused uncivility of another user in that discussion towards him. I urge a neutral admin to review my discussion with Fyunck(click) on his TP and see for himself/herself that I was not ] in any way whatsover I ask for a fair review of this case by an uninvolved admin. By uninvolved admin, I mean that I am asking my case to be reviewed by an admin who: * has not been involved any ] discussion over the past 15 years * has not been in any in any ]-like topics (and by ]-like topics I don't mean that specific ArbCom case, but rather more broadly any Eastern European discussion at all; e.g., fully neutral admin who has not been involved in any Eastern European discussion at all) over the past 15 years If among 1000+ English admins there is no one who hasn't at one point or another been involved in ] and more broadly Eastern European discussion, then I ask at least that it be an admin who has never been involved in ] and discussion around Ukraine-related topics. Lastly, I ask of @]:, if he be so kind as to do this for me, to be the mediator between me and the admin who ends up reviewing the case. Specifically, since I'm blocked and no longer have access to any WP page beyond my TP, I ask him to copy any relevant messages from me to any admin boards where my case might be discussed. Thank you ] (]) 07:26, 2 October 2019 (UTC) p.s. I want to also point out the UTMOST restraint that @]: (and I, for that matter) has shown over the last few weeks in ] discussion, ''despite'' the fact that ''several'' of the editors involved in that discussion were behaving blatanly ] towards him; I'm not going to list all the diffs and all the instances here, but will just show 1 example: admin Ymblanter provided a false statement regarding the Kiev vs. Kyiv Google search results that we were discussing - I'm paraphrasing here, but Ymblanter basically said that my statement immediately above "that Kiev vs. Kyiv had about 2-to-1 lead in Google search results" was false and that actually based on his search of the same google querry he got 3000-to-1 lead for Kiev vs Kyiv (verbatim quote <q class="inline-quote-talk ">I just tried exactly the same searches (more exactly, pasted the above urls to my browser). The first one produces for me 297 000 results, whereas the second one produces 80 results, which is approximately 3000:1 ratio</q> ) - no biggie, we all make mistakes and I did not in ANY way whatsoever respond to him rudely or uncivily to him, instead opting for a very polite explanation of why his numbers were wrong and how he could fix them(e.g. I told him <q class="inline-quote-talk ">Ymblanter the answer lies in your Google search settings (the # of results will also depend on your location and language settings); however, while the exact number of search results will differ by individual (and will also differ for the same individual when performed on different days/times), the general ratio of results should still be the same. Ymblanter, please look for preferences in your Google search - your search results #'s for Kyiv seem way wrong.</q> ) In his response to my comment Ymblanter, rather than civillly admitting that he had made a mistake and previously had some unusual settings in his Google search and after updating them to Locatoan:US, Language: English he was able to confirm the same ration of 2-to-1 (he wouldn't get the exact same #'s, that's jsut the nature of Google search, but he would still get the ballpark #'s that would correspond to the same ratio), goes on and blatanly ] insults @]: with some unrelatted jab at some Miami Herald comment that Romman Spinner hasn't made in over a year (verbatim quote <q class="inline-quote-talk ">Or may be your search results are way wrong. I believe 3000:1 is much closer to reality than 2:1. I am sure though Roman Spinner will find a way to explain us for the 1000th time that all English speakers will embrace the "correct" spelling Kyiv pretty soon, following the trend set by Miami Herald.</q> ). After this - I will be honest - I saw it plain and simple that Ymblanter was behaving rudely and ] towards Roman Spinner, but I said nothing because Ymblanter is an admin, and what can one do against an admin - correct, nothing. But to Roman Spinner's credit I'm sure that he also saw Ymblanter's insult towards him and yet showed UTMOST restraint (as did I actually, as I was very unhappy by that offensive remark) and said no insulting remark in response. p.p.s. Also additional background information on ] over the last multi-year period: I have only started 4 discussions in TOTAL over the last multi-year period; 1) One discussion (split into 2 parts) was started in March 2018 () and was focused around the 'List of major English news outlets that use Kyiv spelling'. 2) Three discussions in Aug-Sep 2019: (one currently active, and ) A) the 1st one was regarding AP Stylebook change to Kyiv spelling, B) the 2nd one was regarding NPR changing its stylebook to Kyiv spelling and C) the 3rd one was regarding the Library of Congress change to Kyiv spelling. That's it: I have ''never'' behaved uncivily towards anyone in that TP, despite the fact that many editors habitually show warmongering behavior towards me and have been ] towards me (e.g., several editors in that discussion, both regular and admins, have been repeatedly uncivil towards me and despite ] that asks to ''"Comment on content, not on the contributor"'' they have repeatedly attacked my "brain capacity to edit Misplaced Pages" or made offensive comments of other type. ). '''In summary:''' of the 4 discussions that I have initiated on ] in all of the multi-year period that this TP existed, I do solemnly admit that my behaviour was somewhat nonconstructive in the 1st discussion in March 2018 - for that, I '''sincerely apologize and admit my guilt''' (which however still cam from good faith edits, it's just that back then I was less experienced and did not know well as to how TP work son Misplaced Pages); however, the last three discussions that I initiated in Aug-Sep 2019 were all non-disruptive and were all initiated based on new significant ''and separate'' developments related to the topic. | decline = {{subst:Decline reason here}} ~~~~}}

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Arbitration enforcement request

Misplaced Pages:Arbitration/Requests/Enforcement#Piznajko, as I promised earlier--Ymblanter (talk) 20:41, 17 October 2019 (UTC)