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			== Your comments at SPI ==

			Hi, I'm making this warning in my capacity as a CheckUser. I've noticed multiple cases where you've commented with comments that aren't particularly helpful and are if anything distracting or disruptive to the SPI process. Directing admins to block and for a certain length of time is not something anyone should be doing, but particularly not a new user with very little experience on Misplaced Pages. Adding duck templates is also generally a waste of time if you don't explain it. If you continue to do so, a clerk, another CheckUser, or myself may request that you stop making comments at SPI all together per ].{{bcc\|Sir Sputnik}}{{bcc\|GeneralizationsAreBad}} ] (]) 03:22, 2 January 2019 (UTC)

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Your comments at SPI

Hi, I'm making this warning in my capacity as a CheckUser. I've noticed multiple cases where you've commented with comments that aren't particularly helpful and are if anything distracting or disruptive to the SPI process. Directing admins to block and for a certain length of time is not something anyone should be doing, but particularly not a new user with very little experience on Misplaced Pages. Adding duck templates is also generally a waste of time if you don't explain it. If you continue to do so, a clerk, another CheckUser, or myself may request that you stop making comments at SPI all together per the SPI procedures. TonyBallioni (talk) 03:22, 2 January 2019 (UTC)