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Of the Russian users I know, Baharev seems to be one of the most
moderate, in addition to Ezhiki. Russavia is certainly not Russian, he
has published documents where his real name is there. A British name.
So he very likely is an Australian.

On 04/04/2009, Martin <martint20@gmail.com> wrote:
> 2009/4/2 Digwuren <digwuren@gmail.com>:
>> Hi,
>> I reported the anonymous address on [[Johan B=E4ckman]] to AN/I.  With l=
uck,
>> he'll be blocked for a while for either editwarring, incivility, or
>> trolling.
>> Considering that administrators tend to hate controversy, please do not
>> needlessly add to the drama in this thread -- our best chance is if the
>> thread will consist of a brief report followed by an administrator
>> confirming that the report was valid and that a block has been issued,
>> then
>> closing the thread.  In such cases, the anonymous blocks are often
>> long-term
>> (upwards of 3 months).  The daytime is (yet) in our favour, too.
>> In the bad news department, it's clear that the hole left in the Cartel =
by
>> Irpen's departure is closing up, and Russavia will be his replacement.
>> The
>> time for a more decisive direct confrontation is, alas, getting nearer.
>> Alex Bakharev appears to dislike the idea of active Cartel participation,
>> but feels a need to co=F6perate with it in harsh situations.  This might=
 be
>> one of the weakest connections in the Cartel's battle formation that we
>> could exploit.  I'm not yet sure how, but given the choice between Alex
>> and
>> Russavia, I'd rather side with Alex.  Are there ways we could improve
>> relations with him?
>
> I know that Alex regularly attends Wiki Meetups in Melbourne, for example
> this:
> http://wikiwednesday.org.au/wiki/Melbourne_March_2009
>
> Perhaps I may be able to attend one in the future, cultivate a
> friendship with him.
>
> One thing we could perhaps exploit is the fact that Russavia claims to
> be Australian not Russian. Maybe if we could subtlety suggest that his
> antics are a gross parody of a Russian nationalist, a wannabe Russian
> who is over doing it by being more Russian than a Russian. Will it
> work?
>
> Martin
>
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