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Date: Mon, 14 Sep 2009 22:24:59 -0700 (PDT)
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	Content preview:  Russian brigades keep targeting an article that I
	created 2 years ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Konotop The
	main dispute is that they try to diminish the extent of their own
	defeat
	at Konotop by changing numbers and shifting emphasis elsewhere.
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	effort of at least two Russian editors. One of them is well established,
	the other is a newly created account. I was wondering if this is the
	same editor creating another account to bypass 3RR? How can I deal with
	this single purpose account and editor? Thanks. [...] 
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	created 2 years ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Konotop The
	main dispute is that they try to diminish the extent of their own defeat
	at Konotop by changing numbers and shifting emphasis elsewhere. Sporadic
	attacks were manageable. Lately, however, there appeared a concerted
	effort of at least two Russian editors. One of them is well established,
	the other is a newly created account. I was wondering if this is the
	same editor creating another account to bypass 3RR? How can I deal with
	this single purpose account and editor? Thanks. [...] 
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Russian brigades keep targeting an article that I created 2 years ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Konotop The main dispute is that they try to diminish the extent of their own defeat at Konotop by changing numbers and shifting emphasis elsewhere. Sporadic attacks were manageable. Lately, however, there appeared a concerted effort of at least two Russian editors. One of them is well established, the other is a newly created account. I was wondering if this is the same editor creating another account to bypass 3RR? How can I deal with this single purpose account and editor? Thanks.


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