Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Turrican and VeryVerily/Evidence

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History of Italy

The sentence about that article is now incomplete, much more has happened since the adding of the dispute notice. Details at page history and Talk:History of Italy. Granted, it no longer seems to involve Turrican, but it does include VeryVerily. --Joy [shallot] 11:43, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC)

(copied from main page, in case that's being ignored)

In the one month plus since I first brought this case, not even the temporary injunction proposed has been implemented. Well, Turrican finally seems to have gone away, after weeks of me watching all of my even minor edits to make sure they weren't being vandalized and being wholly persistent in reverting the destruction (now evidence against me?), all while no official action was taken. A user who vandalized my page with swastikas and obscenities is free and clear, while I may be facing a temporary injunction for reverting trolls and troublemakers - at a request submitted a week later than mine. Do I laugh or cry? VeryVerily 09:46, 14 Nov 2004 (UTC)