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=Vigilant=

{{User|Vigilant}} possible sock of
{{User|Friendly Neighbour}}
{{User|Why you so hawny?}}
{{User|Sue me Jeff}}

Accounts fall within an IP address range controlled by Sean Crandall of megapath.net. Address posted for these accounts appears in the edit summaries of all these accounts, {{User|64.139.4.129}}. This IP Address is also associated with several MediaWiki breakins and DOS attacks on InterWiki servers. Account appears to be a sockpuppet used for vote fraud and perpetual 3RR reversions of various accounts. All of the accounts associated with this address also appear to be used for this purpose. No constructive edits for these accounts, a large number of perpetual 3RR and talk page trolling and disruption. {{User|Why you so hawny?}} and {{User|Sue me Jeff}} blocked by user {{User|Guanaco}}. Accounts appear to exist solely for vote fraud and disruption. Several Afd comment pages with votes appearing from multiple accounts {{User:Vigilant}} and {{User|Friendly Neighbour}} and possibly others. Cannot locate a single article produced by these address ranges or accounts contributed by these accounts.

They seem to exist solely for disruption and vote fraud. TempusFugit 06:13, 17 April 2006 (UTC)

Declined. Mackensen (talk) 21:06, 23 April 2006 (UTC)

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