Wikipedia:Suspected sock puppets/MathStatWoman

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User:MathStatWoman

Suspected sockpuppeteer

MathStatWoman (talk · contribs · deleted contribs · page moves · block user · block log)

Suspected sockpuppets

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Pete.Hurd (talk) 05:05, 7 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Evidence

User:MathStatWoman sockpuppeteer (confirmed by Checkuser admins Kelly Martin & Fred Bauder), see summary of behaviour here), has been blocked three times for repeated copyvio contributions, repeated vandalism and repeated disruption. She has a history of abusive sockpuppetry and disruptive edits related to the now deleted Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Roberta Wenocur subject in particular. Articles on Wenocur have been deleted four times already, the fifth is now at AfD. MathStatWoman has not edited since Aug 06 (none have any of her previously identified sockpuppets have edited past Sept 06, except for one, which made edits to userpage removing the sock template Feb 07).

The most recent R. S. Wenocur article was created by User:Alfred Legrand. Other pages created by MathStatWoman and since edited by User:Alfred Legrand include Marion Cohen (twice survived AfD by non-consensus), and Mark Pinsky.

A confirmed MathStatWoman (by Fred Bauder here) sock is User:Philly Student, and MathStatWoman has edited Philadelphia related articles such as the Philly suburb article Ardmore, Pennsylvania, example (problematic) edits: [1], [2]. Alfred Legrand's also displays an interest in Philadelphia topics, making some problematic edits: (e.g. [3] & [4]).

MathStatsWoman complained that Utz chips ought to be deleted [5], Alfred Legrand's put a prod tag on it ([6]). Alfred Legrand has also created some very odd food-related articles, such as Sweet Muenster Cheese, the (now deleted) Harvest Moon Cocktail and Whole stuffed camel. He's also made edits attributing the invention of recipies to R.S. Wenocur, e.g. the pomegranate martini [7], the harvest moon beer coctail [8]. In a similar edit User:Samuel Kotz attributes a recipie for Sweet Muenster cheese (note difference in capitaliation from the Alfred Legrand article) to R.S. Winocur [9].

Comments

Many of these have been confirmed at Wikipedia:Requests_for_checkuser/Case/Alfred_Legrand. CM (talk) 18:33, 18 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Conclusions

Checkuser confirmed a number of sock puppets, and they were blocked. It appears that no further administrative actions are required here. Jehochman ^Talk 15:05, 21 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]