User talk:ShinyAlbatrossSneaky removal of content at International marriage (Japan)Please stop. If you continue to blank out or remove portions of page content, templates, or other materials from Wikipedia without adequate explanation, as you did at International marriage (Japan), you may be blocked from editing. 2603:8080:1F00:518:FC41:3866:EC40:EA86 (talk) 02:29, 4 September 2024 (UTC)
New user?Are you related to Daz ket/Great sexpat yellow fever living in the US 452? You are posting identical viewpoints and their strange behavior seems to follow your edits wherever you go. Daz Ket made several contributions to divorce data at International marriage (Japan) that are very suspicious. For example:
You have also made the nearly identical claim:
Daz ket also deleted the same paragraphs (including sourced info from Appleby and Asahiro Editorial Board) that you deleted at International marriage (Japan): Daz ket's alternative username "Great sexpat yellow fever living in the US 452" sounds very similar to the activity at Asian fetish that preceded your edit there by just a day. The banned usernames there include "Keir Starmer hypersexulises Asian women" and "Fetishise Asians or Hate Asians - Your Choice". What I'm saying is that this looks pretty suspicious and I really don't believe you're a new user like you claim to be. So I'm offering you the opportunity to admit or deny this without a sockpuppet investigation. I'm also pinging @HJ Mitchell: since they were the one who banned the "Great sexpat" vandal account. A Rainbow Footing It (talk) 00:42, 6 September 2024 (UTC)
Third OpinionI have removed your Third Opinion request after looking at the history of Asian fetish. You said that you had a disagreement with an IP editor. Edits to the article have been redacted, and the article has been semi-protected due to sockpuppetry. The redaction (revdel) said that it was purely disruptive material. I think that means that the blocking and protecting admin concluded that the IP editor was a troll. I suggest that you continue normal editing, and either ignore any unregistered editors, or request semi-protection against them. Robert McClenon (talk) 01:18, 10 September 2024 (UTC)
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