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You should not comment on someone's IP address , if it was edited by mistake without login , and you don't agree with the changes. That does not give you the right to PROSECUTE that person or group of people by commenting on their IP address on Wikipedia. It is horribly wrong. If there is and Wikipedia change made under account that is registered, by all means comment and talk with the person. But leaving publicly accessible comments on someone's IP address and putting it on Wikipedia per se prints target on someone and you are creating that target yourself. Besides you could see that from the context and from the changes history on page you mentioned, there are clearly users doing changes and if change was made without login in as a mistake, it is clearly attempt to draw a target on someone IP and internet access. Please stop doing that. You have Plenty of changes made with registered accounts and targeting people's Ip addresses according to their changes does not help anyone. Minikola (talk) 07:45, 16 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Hello, I assume that you are talking about my actions in projects where I have advanced permissions (Simple English Wikipedia, Simple English Wiktionary, and English Wikiversity)
For your concerns about the Simple English Wikipedia, you can use simple:Wikipedia:Simple talk for community discussion.
Thank you very much. I really think that labeling someone's IPs and connectiong IPs and article on talk pages is not appropriate, except if they are recorded while editing in page edit themselves.. That can target and label people and open them to outside attacks for no other reason then editing wikipedia or editing without logging in by mistake. It is especially for those with static IPs, so labeling them in connection for some articles can make them a targets of wider internet attacks. Thank you again for your consideration! Minikola (talk) 06:10, 17 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]
