This is the central log for all sanctions issued pursuant to an Arbitration Committee contentious topics remedy in 2021 as well as any appeals or modifications made to sanctions issued in 2021.
The required information is the user or page the sanction is being applied to, enforcing administrator, date, nature of sanction, including expiry date (if applicable), basis or context (such as link to AE request), and a diff of the user notification (if applicable).
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All sanctions and page restrictions must be logged by the administrator who applied the sanction or page restriction at Wikipedia:Arbitration enforcement log. Whenever a sanction or page restriction is appealed or modified, the administrator amending it must append a note recording the amendment to the original log entry.
To be valid, sanctions must be clearly and unambiguously labelled as an arbitration enforcement action (such as with "arbitration enforcement", "arb enforcement", "AE" or "WP:AE" in the Wikipedia log entry or the edit summary). If a sanction has been logged as an arbitration enforcement action but has not been clearly labelled as an arbitration enforcement action any uninvolved administrator may amend the sanction (for example, a null edit or reblocking with the same settings) on behalf of the original administrator. Labelling a sanction which has been logged does not make the administrator who added the label the "enforcing administrator" unless there is confusion as to who intended the sanction be arbitration enforcement.
A central log of all page restrictions and sanctions (including blocks, bans, page protections or other restrictions) placed as arbitration enforcement (including contentious topic restrictions) is to be maintained by the Committee and its clerks at Wikipedia:Arbitration enforcement log.
Mandruss and Objective3000 are cautioned against circumventing edit restrictions, even when they are right on the content, and even when this is done somewhat unwittingly. Although extraordinary circumstances pertaining to the 2021 storming of the United States Capitol are noted in their favour, I still consider it important to enter this in the log. Significantly, I also note that my view has seen some opposition (permanent link to AE report), including from another admin (Awilley), who maintain that this was not, in fact, a violation. As always, I invite further Committee scrutiny into my actions. Sorry for the unusual length of this log entry. El_C21:51, 8 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Per several participants at ARCA (permanent link), I am quoting the second half of my closing summary of the AE report (linked above): Though I am making it a point to acknowledge the especially high-quality work at the AP2 topic area on the part of both editors, and though this closure and log entry isn't intended to serve as a blemish on their respective records, I still strongly feel that the violation itself needs to be formally recorded (underline is my emphasis). Sorry to everyone, especially Mandruss and Objective3000, that it took me this long to figure out the utility of attaching this addendum. I hope it serves to quell any further tensions. If anyone has a suggestion about anything else I could say or do toward that end, please do not hesitate to let me know. El_C19:31, 12 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Also noting that, per Awilley's suggestion, I have updated my AE closing summary (permanent link) to clarify that this was a unilateral action on my part which did not represent consensus of views among the uninvolved admins who participated. Views, which I also note, were mixed. El_C00:36, 13 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Andy Ngo. Argh, reaffirming my original indefinite semi AE action (Dec 3, 2019). Looks like I lost the thread somewhere along the way after the Dec 13 full protection expired. Sorry for my absentmindedness, everyone! El_C17:56, 14 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Beyond the above preliminary action, I am also noting that an AE request concerning the user is currently pending, a complaint where sanctions appear likely. If that ends up happening, this bulletpoint may be used to record these. El_C17:09, 20 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Subsequent to my move request closure of 2021 storming of the United States Capitol from "storming" to "insurrection" as not moved (diff), I have also imposed the following move moratorium: one month until an "insurrection" move request may be attempted again, barring any significant legal outcomes, whichever comes first. Also noted that other move requests (like "Riots," etc.) may be launched immediately. El_C16:17, 23 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Juan Branco is extended-confirmed protected for 1 year due to persistent disruptive editing by the alleged subject of the article and/or other autoconfirmed users potentially acting on his behalf. History of legal threats and manipulation of article content extensively documented on the Talk page and, outside WP, in the French-language press. Fvasconcellos (t·c) 01:28, 1 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]