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Autoblocked because your IP address was recently used by "Bcj999". The reason given for Bcj999's block is: "admitted to being a sockpuppet to continue creating nonsense".

Blocking administrator: Goldom (talk • blocks)

Decline reason: Same person. --jpgordon^∇∆∇∆ 17:04, 27 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Request reason:

While I don't believe the account itself has been blocked, upon attempting to make an edit today, I have noticed that my IP address is blocked from editing. Now, I have made zero malicious edits and haven't vandalized any aspect of Wikipedia in many years. The reason for this current autoblock seems to stem from an old case (see the top of this page) in which I was accused of being a sockpuppet to an account that was creating a page about a fake god. To this day, I maintain that I am innocent in that accusation and someone else was using my computer at the time, however I did attempt to log into that other account in question (Bcj999) earlier today to see if it was still active, as I was in the process of recovering many older account across several different websites. The moment I successfully logged into that one, my IP address was automatically blocked and now I cannot edit using this main account. I would like to request you please remove the block on my IP address. The vandalism that occurred happened nearly a decade ago and I think my recent history proves that I am not only a legitimate user, but a constructive one. I would certainly hate to lose this account, which I have been editing with since 2007, over a 9 year old misunderstanding. Thank you. Sub! 03:00, 12 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Decline reason:

I was initially disinclined to lift the autoblock. Although you claim you are innocent of the use of sockpuppets, you've also admitted to being able to log in to another account, Bcj999, which is... a sockpuppet account, used in violation of WP:SOCK. However, that account was set up in 2008, and I believe your claims here. Your editing history since that time shows you are no longer malicious. Indeed, you do contribute productively to Wikipedia. So... why am I declining instead of accepting the unblock request? Solely because you used the wrong unblock template. You need to use unblock-auto in order for us to find the block. The full instructions should appear when you try to edit. Note that other admins are not bound to lift the autoblock (which, in any case, will expire 24 hours after you last signed in with Bcj999), but I hope they follow my reasoning and consider lifting the block. If I see you using unblock-auto, I'll lift it. Please refrain from ever signing in again with your sockpuppet account, though. Yamla (talk) 10:56, 12 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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