Possible use of sockpuppets/meatpuppets to stack votes at an AfD and edit two articles. The suspected sockmaster (User:RevengeOfTheRobots) is a relatively old account that returned to the Wikipedia mainspace with the creation of the articles Frank Rouas [1] and JRP Collection Paris [2], both created on 29 May. When other editors began to question whether or not RevengeOfTheRobots has a conflict of interest or not (on the basis that they had personal access to photos of Frank Rouas, claimed the logo of JRP Collection Paris as their own work, repeatedly removed maintenance templates, etc), two new editors arrived on scene at the two articles in question. User:Benprecious edited [3] the Frank Rouas article and Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Frank Rouas, while User:Justjulesjustjules edited [4] the Frank Rouas AfD (their first ever edit) and edited [5] the JRP Collection Paris article. Both editors created their accounts on 31 May and made their first and only edits to articles RevengeOfTheRobots created; the likelyhood of new, unbiased editors finding their way to obscure articles and AfDs is highly improbable. Checkuser will be needed to determined whether it is a sock or meat puppet situation, though the reviewing admin could also take action using the duck test. SamHolt6 (talk) 00:36, 1 June 2018 (UTC)
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