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==My time at Wikipedia==

==My time at Wikipedia==

Back in 2012, I estimate that I ranked somewhere around No. 5 as an active non-administrative editor at Wikipedia. I could boast tens of thousands of edits on as well as a clean eight-year track record. So what does it take for a senior editor to get banned? You can write [[User:PeterKa/Filipacchi | an essay mocking a feminist friend]] of Executive Director Sue Gardner. Climate change warrior <tt>[https://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/22/william-connolley-and-wikipedia-turborevisionism/ User:William Connolley]</tt>, perhaps Wikipedia's most notorious editor, played a supporting role in my banning. (Hey, Connolley even has a nickname for me.)

Back in 2012, I estimate that I ranked somewhere around No. 5 as an active non-administrative editor at Wikipedia. I could boast tens of thousands of edits on as well as a clean eight-year track record. So what does it take for a senior editor to get banned? You can write [[User:PeterKa/Filipacchi | an essay mocking a feminist friend]] of Executive Director Sue Gardner.

After I was banned at Wikipedia, [http://wikipediocracy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3489&p=71637 I took my case to Wikipediocracy], a Wikipedia criticism site. They banned me almost immediately, like they knew I was coming. Gardner's clique apparently ran both sites at the time. Gardner left Wikipedia in May 2014.  

After I was banned at Wikipedia, [http://wikipediocracy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3489&p=71637 I took my case to Wikipediocracy], a Wikipedia criticism site. They banned me almost immediately, like they knew I was coming. Gardner's clique apparently ran both sites at the time. Gardner left Wikipedia in May 2014.