User:Salmon of Doubt

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Moulton was considered by many editors of Wikipedia to be disruptive[1]. 14 users requested that Moulton agree to learn and abide by the project's fundamental polices and guidelines, agree to immediately desist from edit warring on any and all articles related to the Discovery Institute, A Scientific Dissent from Darwinism, Rosalind Picard or James Tour, agree to desist from badgering, harassment and disrupting talk pages, or canvassing for help in doing so, agree to recuse himself permanently from editing any article which represents a [conflict of interest] for him, Rosalind Picard in particular, and agree to recuse himself permanently from editing all articles related to Evolution, Creationism, Intelligent design and related controversies. Other than Moulton, not a single user exonerated his content - his most passionate defenders wrote that "Moulton has certainly violated several rules, and the RfC has been earned."

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