In a comical, though aggravating action initiated by a single Wikipedia admin, my account has been suspended under the false allegation that I have posted to the Domaining page from "multiple user accounts". One admin contacted another admin and accused me of posting to the Domaining page under multiple identities. LOL! In a sudden, swift action with no recourse or dialogue with me whatsoever ... my account was suspended.
Can you believe this? Just like that ... completely blocked.
Even more incredible are the layers of intricate mazes, links, & instructions (difficult by design I assume) required for one to challenge the anonymous person who got the account suspended in the first place.
This is a real revelation. If you're like me, you have used Wikipedia and had no idea what goes on behind the scenes.
Previously, I liked the site and had never thought much about the people who are admins there. It's a real study in personality disorders and the inevitable corruption that a bit of power brings.
Ultimately, domaining should not be redirected to cybersquatting, and currently ... it isn't (thankfully). I would not be at all surprised if a single individual sabotages all the hard work that has gone into this effort. Wikipedia operate with pseudo journalistic integrity, and apparently is shaped by the opinion of a few literature majors who strongly identify with 'positions of authority' and are infatuated with power. :-/
I've contacted the two people who decided to suspend my account. I'm really curious if they'll have the decency to engage me in conversation to further explain their decision.
Since the suspension is built on something which I know is false, it will be interesting to see what develops. I expect cowardice, and avoidance.
This process is a real peeling back of the layers at Wikipedia. I am finding a rotten core, sadly.