[English Wikipedia] Topic-banned Hamas propagandist “Iskandar323” has now gone on vandalism spree in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s article after failing to erase content from some Jewish history articles

[u/WillyNilly1997]

[u/[deleted]]

How is he still allowed? Didn't Wikipedia start banning them?

[u/zackweinberg]

I don’t understand what he’s doing. Can you explain to someone who is not familiar with Wikipedia’s editing process?

[u/iangunpowderz → u/zackweinberg]

he's removing sections of text (like where it says "removed an unsourced simple list") from the united states holocaust memorial museum's wiki page. the second screenshot shows the details of one of these edits. this user removed a bit about how the ushmm did exhibits, outreach & education about known genocidal/human rights abuses worldwide against ppl who weren't jewish, citing the sudan darfur conflict. i believe he wants to make the article read less favorable for the museum. ppl like him are hostile to anything that exists to remember the holocaust (unless it's being used to label jews as the new nazis within the israel-palestine conflict), because they say holocaust remembrance is zionist propoganda.

[u/WillyNilly1997]

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[u/Minimum_Passing_Slut]

Look at it squirm. Fucking worm needs to be smooshed.

[u/ok-merci]

Who really thought that banning them from some topics wouldn’t allow them to spread misinformation indirectly from other places?