http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Sus...puppets/Newport
Note the evidence against me in particular:
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User:Brownlee brought up an example of an article dispute on the Seamus Heaney article concerning his birthplace. However, if you look at the talk page of Seamus Heaney, User:Brownlee never participated in these discussions. Rather, it was User:Poetlister. In fact, the original discussions for the Seamus Heaney dispute took place on October 2005, User:Brownlee was only an editor since March 2006. How would s/he know about that discussion when s/he never made an edit on that article talk page and registered almost half a year after the discussions took place?
It is likely Brownlee is confusing her time editing as Poetlister, who was a suspected sockpuppet of Newport. This would suggest a connection between Newport and Brownlee. In addition, the username Brownlee also sounds suspiciously like Rachel Brown. The latter is obviously not evidence, per se, but it is note-worthy.
It is likely Brownlee is confusing her time editing as Poetlister, who was a suspected sockpuppet of Newport. This would suggest a connection between Newport and Brownlee. In addition, the username Brownlee also sounds suspiciously like Rachel Brown. The latter is obviously not evidence, per se, but it is note-worthy.
(Brownlee is a he, but let that pass.) I have told several people about the Seamus Heaney dispute and it is well-known in many circles. Incidentally, the admin who dealt with that was Essjay. Is he therefore involved with us? Actually, the Seamus Heaney dispute was cited in my favour at one point. RachelBrown took no part in that discussion. Had we been sockpuppets, would she not have come to my aid then, as I went to hers a few weeks later?
Note that whether or not there is any checkuser evidence against the others, there cannot possibly be against me, as none of the others has shared a PC with me, nor have I edited any Judaism-related anything since my first unblock.
The strongest piece of evidence there is probably this:
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All four users have direct and immediate access to The Jewish Chronicle newspaper and the Encyclopedia Judaica. The Jewish Chronicle requires a paid subscription and is targetting a specific audience, so it is not a household newspaper everyone can be expected to have. Encyclopedia Judaica is very expensive too and not accessible online except through payment. That all four users have paid memberships to both of these resources is indicative, along with everything else, that they are NOT separate people.
Or is it? What proportion of British Jews subscribe to the Jewish Chronicle? Quite high, I believe. Quite a few non-Jews as well, actually. Is it likely that anyone as interested in Jewish matters as Newport and R613vlu would not subscribe? As for the Encyclopaedia Judaica (and this chap knows so much, he can't spell it) , there are two copies in the library at University College, and anyone with a London Borough of Barnet library ticket can access it online free.