• A TBAN from the "Chairman/Chairperson" discussion and article
• A TBAN from arguments related to the gender neutrality of nouns/pronouns

These do not have set expiry dates and as with any editing restriction, they can be appealed on WP:AN after a reasonable time. (...)

1. Your topic ban on "all editing on Scotland in relation to Great Britain/United Kingdom, broadly construed" is extended to indefinite. Note that indefinite is not infinite. You may make an appeal to the community after six months.
2. Further violations of your topic ban will result in reinstatement of your indefinite block.

~ Rob₁₃^Talk 14:06, 24 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

• An indefinite requirement to put all future page creations for the mainspace through the WP:AFC process instead
• An indefinite prohibition of using offline or paywalled sources for the addition or restoration of any material to existing mainspace pages. If you add a citation to an existing mainspace page, it has to contain a link to an easily accessible Internet source.
• An indefinite prohibition of re-adding material that you had originally added, and that has afterwards been removed by someone else for verifiability or neutrality concerns. You are welcome to create a discussion on the article's talk page if this happens, but you must not re-add the material if other users have expressed disagreement about its inclusion. If a consensus for inclusion is reached, someone else can re-add the material on your behalf. This is a much stricter interpretation of the edit warring policy than WP:3RR, and violating this restriction is defined as edit warring.

• Topic ban from Kurds and Kurdistan
• Topic ban from the Articles for Deletion process
• A restriction against casting aspersions, assuming bad faith, and other forms of incivility

Failing to abide by these restrictions, in the estimation of any administrator, will result in restoring the indefinite block without further warning or discussion. These restrictions may be appealed at any time, either directly to me on my talk page, or at the administrators' noticeboard. – bradv 20:01, 26 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

1. Disputes between the countries Russia and Ukraine, both present and historical, broadly construed; or
2. Disputes involving the ethnic identity of particular individuals where it is disputed whether their ethnicity is Ukrainian, broadly construed.

1. Trainrobber66 is prohibited from making edits to the article namespace. This is enforced by a reduction of their indefinite block to a partial block that renders them unable to edit articles in the mainspace. Trainrobber66 is permitted to create drafts and is required to use the articles for creation process when doing so. This means that Trainrobber66 can create drafts and submit them for evaluation, but will not be able to edit the mainspace directly.
2. Trainrobber66 is prohibited from pinging an editor more than once every twenty-four hours regarding the same subject, broadly construed. This means that Trainrobber66 should not post messages tagging people by their username more than once per twenty-four hours about the same sort of thing. This limit applies even if Trainrobber66 is directly replying to the user.
3. Trainrobber66 is subject to an indefinite one revert restriction; they may not make more than one revert on one page every twenty-four hours, on pain of being blocked.
4. Trainrobber66 is subject to civility probation for six months. This means that if they engage in name calling, are overtly rude, or are otherwise uncivil, any administrator may block them without further warning. Any blocks made pursuant to this probation will reset the six-month timer, which would restart at the time when such a block expires.

These conditions may be appealed to the administrator's noticeboard six months from the timestamp in the unblocking administrator's signature.