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:It's okay for editors to remove warning messages from their user talk page, as long as they read and acknowledge them; see [[WP:BLANKING]] for more info. Is there actually a long-term issue of disruptive or problematic edits here that need to be looked at?
:Just a quick note, we don't sanction editors just for receiving many user-talk warnings, especially ones from many years ago; we sanction them for persistent behavioural issues, e.g. a pattern of disruptive edits they continue to make on various articles over and over again ''despite'' those warnings. — [[User:AP 499D25|<span style="background:#1F6295;color:white;padding:1q 5q;border-radius:10q;font-family:Franklin Gothic, Verdana">AP 499D25</span>]] [[User talk:AP 499D25|<span style="color:#1A527D">(talk)</span>]] 07:15, 29 February 2024 (UTC)
==Does he do that to everyone, I wonder?==
I met a young soldier in a bar about 6 years ago. I don’t really drink much, but I love to play pool, and he was a good challenge for me, so we played quite a lot.After hours of playing against each other, or in pairs against other people, we were pretty chummy. As casually as you could imagine, he turned to me at one point and said:You’re a really cool dude. You can suck my blood if you want to. Are you into that?I’ve heard some strange things from drunk people, but that one will stick with me forever. And no, I didn’t suck his blood. [[User:Russ O'Hara|Russ O'Hara]] ([[User talk:Russ O'Hara|talk]]) 10:18, 29 February 2024 (UTC)
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