Bbb23 admin abuse

[Bbb23sucks]

The cycle of Wikipedia: Praxidic(k)ae accuses you, Bbb23 blocks you, Yamla declines your appeal.

[Cla68]

I believe early in his editing history that Bbb23 edited some articles related to India including its pop culture. I don't know of very many US natives who are into Indian culture like they are into Korea and Japan, so it could indicate that he/she is a native of India, or Indian-American.

His editing/administrating activity shows that he is active on Wikipedia for most of his waking hours. So, if he has a job, he's probably not very competent at it. It will eventually catch up with him if it hasn't already.

In WR, Wikipediacracy, and now here, over the years, we've conjectured on which WP admins have likely driven away the most prospective, new editors. Judging by this thread, Bbb23 is probably intent to claim the championship in that endeavor.

[ericbarbour]

In WR, Wikipediacracy, and now here, over the years, we've conjectured on which WP admins have likely driven away the most prospective, new editors. Judging by this thread, Bbb23 is probably intent to claim the championship in that endeavor.

He can try, though it will be difficult to beat the sheer chaos other assholes have created: Ryulong, David Gerard, Betacommand, Materialscientist and a few others.

JamesR continues to update his list of "worst admins" for us.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:JamesR/AdminStats

Oh btw: wanna see a list that shows very clearly who the "real insiders" are? Have a charming list of admins who were de-adminned by other insiders, and came back anyway......(the yellow ones are "gone for good", though unless they are physically deceased or unable to diddle a computer, there is always a chance they will become admins again, all they have to do is ask)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia ... pped_users

[Bbb23sucks]

Ironic thing is, I wrote the original version of that script back in about 2010. All writ keeper did was copy it when I got banned.

It's like forging the nails of your own grave.

[wexter]

In WR, Wikipediacracy, and now here, over the years, we've conjectured on which WP admins have likely driven away the most prospective, new editors. Judging by this thread, Bbb23 is probably intent to claim the championship in that endeavor.

I noticed that on a one off basis and confronted him on it - his tag team buddy in midget wrestling and the smack down of new uers is "Material Scientist" who he sometimes coordinates with.

There is lots of "Crazy" back and forth with users on his talk page

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Bbb23

And even more "Crazy" about Vector (which is mentioned)

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?ti ... 1134943152

I say crazy because talk between Wikipedians, who battle back and forth and smack each other around as they police themselves, is crazy. Let these morons "spin"

Meanwhile the DOJ is talking the talk about bitch slapping Google with an anti-trust action.. Can they walk the walk?

[Bbb23sucks]

I was recently spamming Bbb23 rants on user talk pages and after one of my edits was reverted, another user came a long about a day later and also vandalized the page with an attack against Bbb23. I'm not sure if it was just a copycat, or if this many people really hate Bbb23. See here (my edit is the oversighted one)

[Bbb23sucks]

I found this reddit account by same name as his Wikipedia account. I think it is likely him as it was created around the time he became an admin.

[Bbb23sucks]

Thank log of Bbb23

You guessed it. Empty.

The day Bbb23 thanks someone is the day he leaves Wikipedia.

[Bbb23sucks]

If Bbb23's middle name is eight letters long, than "Tim ________ Hardcastle" would be 23 characters.

[Bbb23sucks]

Bbb23 actually makes a suprisingly good analogy for checkuser.

More vandalism from 'bbb