User talk:MBisanz
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Steward[edit]
@MBisanz: Hello MBisanz, I've seen that you're a steward on meta, so I'd like to report to you the following information. Some months ago a proxy IP range, 66.160.188.0/24 (AS6939 HURRICANE - Hurricane Electric LLC, US), was blocked because it was used by a long-term abuser who also created a pair of sockpuppets, Myeuurn and Baka Líte, blocked together with the proxy. Less than 2 months ago a wider range was blocked, 66.160.188.0/16 (as 3 more proxies: 64.71.128.0/18, 72.52.64.0/18 and 74.82.0.0/18), because the long-term abuser was continuing his vandalisms from such ranges, but in this case no CU check was made to verify other possible socks. A Spanish checkuser, while checking 66.160.188.0/24 IP range, found out one more sock, Fulgencio Kokomeci (as you can read here), this means that there's at least one more sock to block, but it's probable that there're a few more. I'd like a steward to run a quick check over those 4 blocked proxy IP ranges to control whether or not new sockpuppets were created by the long-term abuser who'd created also Myeuurn and Baka Líte, I hope that you or somebody else could do it, actually I'm surprised that no one has done it yet. Let me know please, thank you. Iradnak (talk) 10:11, 23 August 2018 (UTC)